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THE PRACTICAL SANSKRIT-ENGLISH DICTIONARY

THE PRACTICAL

SANSKRIT-ENGLISH DICTIONARY Containing Appendices on Sanskrit Prosody and Important Literary and Geographical Names of Ancient India

REVISED & ENLARGED EDITION

VAMAN SHIVRAM APTE

MOTILAL BANARSIDASS Delhi

Varanasi

Patna

Madras

MOTILAL BANARSIDASS Head Office: Bungalow Road, Delhi 110007 Branches: Chowk, Varanasi 221 001 Ashok Rajpath, Patna 800 004 6

Appar Swamy Koil Madras 600 004

Fourth Revised Reprint

ISBN

:

:

& Enlarged

Street,

Edition

:

Mylapore

Delhi, 1965

Delhi, 1975, 1978, 1985

0-89581-171-5

Printed in India by Shantilal Jain at Shri Jainendra Press A-45 Naraina, Phase I, New Delhi 1 10 028 and published by Narendra Prakash Jain for Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi 1 10 007.

PREFACE This Dictionary has been undertaken to supply a want long felt by the student, of a complete and at the same time cheap Sanskrit-English Dictionary. Very little need, I think, be said with regard to the necessity of bringing out a work like when the of study

this,

Sanskrit has received such a strong impetus during the last twentyfive years. There have been four or five Sanskrit-English Dictionaries published till now; but very few of them fulfil the two essential conditions of the popularity and usefulness of such works satisfying all the requirements of students and at the same time being within their easy reach. The Dic-

Wilson and Monier Williams are very useful and valuable works, but are prohibitively high, and they do not also meet particularly of the latter of the of most ordinary wants Sanskrit readers. A student, while reading Sanskrit many at school or college, generally expects that the Dictionary which he uses will give appropriate equivalents for such words and compound expressions as may have peculiar meanings tionaries of Professors their prices

or shades of meaning in particular passages. He desires to know not only that a particular so many senses, but that it has this or that sense in a particular passage of a book,

word has

may determine any particular meaning of a word and comparing how it is used elsewhere by the same writer

so that he

in a certain passage

by seeing or by other writers in different works. He also wants accurate and, as far as possible, full explanations of the more important technical terms occurring at least in his usual course of reading, as well as any other information likely to be of use to him. Professor Monier Williams has, in his invaluable Dictionary,

much

tried to exhaust the

useful information

merits of the great

work

on some

meanings of words as But it would points.

to say that

far as

not, I

he could, and has also given think, be detracting from the

some of the most common senses of words occurring in such well-known and oft-read books as the Uttararamacharita, Mudraraksasa, Venisamhara, Sisupalavadha or Kadambarl. Moreover, it gives neither quotations nor references, nor

college career.

much

it fails

to give

of the information likely to be useful to the student during his school or I must not, in the slightest degree, be understood

In making these remarks

make any reflections on that Dictionary. Indeed, I have myself derived no small help from that work, as will be acknowledged further on. My only object in pointing out its defects has been to show why I thought it necessary to undertake the compilation of a new to

Dictionary, when some already existed in the field, and I hope the reader will be able to find that this Dictionary is an improvement on its predecessors in some respects at least. necessity of undertaking and publishing this Dictionary, a few words with regard to its plan and scope. The extent of Sanskrit literature say is so vast that not even the life-long labours of a single individual, howsoever talented or it. It has two distinct branches, the Vedic persevering, will be able to do full justice to

Having thus explained the

I shall

and post-Vedic, each of which will require an independent encyclopaedia for itself. Not even the gigantic Vdchaspatyam of the late Professor Taranatha Tarkavachaspati, nor the and Bothlingk, can be said to be altoequally gigantic German Worterbuch of Drs. Roth gether complete and comprehensive. during the leisure hours of a teacher's that word.

However,

I

have

Much life

make

tired to

less

can a small work

like

mine

compiled

aspire to be called complete in any sense of it as comprehensive and practically complete

have tried

make

comprehensive and practias my humble powers enabled me to do, though how cally useful to the student of Sanskrit It includes all words far I have succeeded in my object the reader alone can best decide. in

any sense of that word.

However,

I

to

it

as

IV

such as Epics like the Rainayana and occurring in the general post-Vedic literature, Smriti the several the literature, Puranas, particularly the law-books of Mahabharata, of or darsanas several the systems philosophy such as Nyaya, VaisesiManu and Yajnavalkya, and kas Mlmarhsa, Vedanta, &c. Grammar, Rhetoric, Poetry in all its branches, Tantra technical dramatic Mathematics, Medicine, Astronomy, Music and such other literature,

or scientific branches of learning.

It inserts,

most of the leading names of trees and plants

with scientific or vernacular equivalents wherever noteworthy. It also gives most of the for though Vedic Literature would require a principal Vedic words or senses of words; at least such words itself, still I did not think it desirable to omit altogether dictionary

by

make

as frequently occur, especially as I intended to

this

work

as complete

same reason, obscure or unimportant words or sive as I could. been inserted, though they may not be generally met with in classical For the

and comprehenwords have

senses of

literature as studied

by the University student. chief feature of this Dictionary is that it has aimed at being practical. With this have added quotations and references to the peculiar and noteworthy senses of words,

The view

I

works read by the student at School or College. In some cases the quotations might appear to some to be superfluous, but to a student, especially a biginwith apt illustrations of the senses of words, and ner, they are very useful, as they supply him in especially such as occur

enable him to provide himself with a large stock of choice, idiomatic expressions which are Another noticeable feature of the Dictionary is that it gives so abundant in the language. technical terms, particularly in Nyaya, Alahkara, explanations of the more important and Grammar Dramaturgy, with quotations in Sanskrit wherever necessary; Vedanta, full

*W?, HITPI, *W*pWSr, 3qm, ^q-Ti, ^PN?, iftafflT, w^K~tl, &c. In the case of Alaiikaras I have inffcfi, IS, snftlfes, WZ, W, HW5, faW, wft*n? have I occasionally consulted the Rasachiefly drawn upon 'the Kavyprakasa, though e.g. see the

words

sr^firfcrai,

In the explanation of dramatic terms gaiigadhara, Chandraloka and Kuvalayananda. its translation into English, and have and I have usually followed the Sahitya-darpana sometimes referred to the Dasarupa. Similarly, striking phrases, some choice expressions

and idioms or peculiar combinations of words, have been given under every word where necessary or possible; e.g. see the words i\q %g, n?jc, ftff, *rr, $, 5T, fr &c. Mythological allusions in the case of all important personages have been briefly but clearly explained, so ,

most of the facts connected with them; e.g. see stf^T, ^a?c^, *', $!$&!, &c. Etymology has generally been given in the case of every important word, 5?fK, fllfMI except where it was purely fanciful; e.g. see sjsfajft, flfftfa, WT, !pf, 3fT*IT, $q1%3 &c. In as to give the reader

doing

have followed the system of native grammarians

this I

who

resolve every

word

into

and

'pratyqya', and the terminations given according to Panini's nomenclature will be explained further on. I have thought it necessary to do so at the suggestion of several friends, and have derived considerable help from the great Vdchasapatya which I have usually followed, except where the etymology given therein appeared to me to be purely and arbitrary or fanciful. Philological comparisons have been given only where useful its 'prakriti'

noteworthy.

The work

very

especially

to the

&c.

Some

H!5si,

useful,

URS, CH

collected

under &c.

the

also gives information

word

To add

Canas, and Examples.

it is

believed, will be

University student; e.g. see the words STWS, SC, tc, of the most common Wydyas or Maxims have been

;(Jiq

for

easy reference;

to the usefulness of

WWftjWP^Ifl end ihtee Appendices. The first in a clear and intelligible form in

about words which,

the

is

on

Sanskrit

all

the

common

e.

g. see

GffianftVlCT I

?1I
have added

Dictionary Prosody which attempts to give metres with definitions, Schemes

In the preparation of the Appendix

I

have chiefly drawn upon

the two popular works on Prosody, the Vrittaratnakara

common

and Chhando-Manjari, but some metres omitted in those works have been added from the illustrations found in the

works of Magha, Bharavi, Dandin, BhaUi, Siidraka c. Colebrooke's Essay on Sanskrit Metres has also given me occasional help. The second, Appendix gives the dates, writings &c. of some of the important Sanskrit writers such as Kalidasa, Bhavabhuti, Biina. Here I have selected only those names about which something definite something more than

mere guesses and

surmises

tion to Vallabhadeva's

known, and

I

have derived some hints from the Introduc-

edited by Dr. Peterson and Pandit Durga Prasada, from Prof. Max-Muller's 'India what it can teach us", for which my thanks are due

and

The third Appendix gives the most important names in Geography of India with identifications on the modern map wherever ascertainthis part of the work I have to cordially acknowledge the help I have derived

to the authors of

the ancient ed,

is

Subhasitavali

and

in

both the works.

from Cunningham's Ancient Geography, but particularly from Mr. Borooah's Essay pre-

volume of his English Sanskrit Dictionary. I had at first intended to add two alphabetical indexes to the principal events and personages occurring in the Ramayana and Mahabharata, but I have had to abandon the project,- as the publication of the Dictionary has already been delayed on account of various causes over which I had no control. In short, I have endeavoured to make the PRACTICAL SANSKRIT-ENGLISH DICTIONARY as complete, comprehensive, and encyclopaedic as was possible within the limits of a single compact volume by condensing a very large amount of matter by means of suitable typographical and other arrangements, and I hope it will be found to be a practically useful and reliable guide in the study of the Sanskrit language. fixed to the third

There is

is

that there

one point which will not

fail to strike

a careful reader of this Dictionary, which

not the same fulness of treatment in the later portion as in the first 300 or After the vowels had been printed off, I found that they covered no less than is

400 pages. 364 pages by themselves, and if the remaining letters of the alphabet had been treated with the same fulness the volume would have increased to about 2000 pages, and the publication of the work

itself

would have been delayed by

one year more.

at least

It

is

obvious that

neither time, nor the cheap price at which the work was offered to subscribers, would have enabled me to on the work of compilation on the same scale and I was, therefore, carry ;

obliged to endeavour to curtail the matter by occasionally substituting references for quotations without at the same time marring the usefulness of the work, and by abridging explanations of words and the information given about them, while in some cases I have had to

keep back, matter originally intended for the volume.

I hope, however, that this has not extent affected the any great practical usefulness of the Dictionary, and I trust that if time and circumstances permit, I shall be in a position to make the second edition much

to

more

complete and comprehensive than the

useful,

The plan and arrangement which

follow.

first.

of the work will be best understood from the 'Directions'

Verbs formed by prefixing prepositions

betical order of the prepositions so affixed

;

e.

g.

to roots are

JT?4T

or

tfw

arranged in the alphamust be looked for not

own group of in its own alphabetical order, and at the head of its to save view with a derivatives. This system had been followed in this Dictionary repetition of equivalents under the derivatives from a root. But if, on ti-jul, it be found to be practithe Knglish-Sunskrit inconvenient, it may be abandoned in the second edition. As in under ^r,

but

cally

have here throughout used the anusvara instead of the nasals, (e.g. angn or which practice, whatbut as k, ffaiq ), written not as Hff, H'mi, be said with regard to its correctness, is very convenient for purposes of printing.

Dictionary, santdpa

ever

is

may

I

VI

The

several contrivances used to effect saving in space will be understood

by the reader

after

very short practice. It

me to do the grateful duty of acknowledging the help And in doing so I must give the lirst place to the sources.

now remains

ed from different

for

I

have deriv-

great Sanskrit

I have consof Professor Taranatha Tarkavachaspati. encyclopaedia, the Vachaspatya contained in it and have freely availed myself of the information tantly kept it by my side of course with large curtailments though I have had to supplement it myself wherever it was

found to be defective or

insufficient.

Several words and senses of words not given in the

some quotations, particularly from Udbhaja and Puranas, have been borrowed from the same work. The Sanskrit English Dictionary It of Professor Monier Williams is the next work to which I have been greatly indebted. have his of and I a source of to has been constant me, frequently adopted renderings help words, compound expressions &c., where I found them better than those I myself had to English lexicons, as also

existing Sanskrit

And though there is a good deal in this Dictionary that is not to be found in that and work, though the plan and scope of the two are essentially different, yet I must gratefully acknowledge the great assistance I have often derived from the learned Professor's invaluable Dictionary. The last work to which also my grateful acknowledgments are due suggest.

is

the

German Worterbuch

Roth and Bothlingk. The chief distinguishing feature abounds with quotations and references dealing with almost

of Drs.

of that great work is that it every branch of Sanskrit literature, but a careful reader will easily see that the works belonging to Vedic literature, such as the four Vedas, Upanisads, Brahamanas, Aranyakas &c.,

have been comparatively more copiously drawn upon by the authors than works belonging

A

glance at the contents of this Dictionary will show that I have drawn upon works seldom or not at all referred to in the Worterbuch; such as the

to the post-Vedic literature.

Mahavlracharita,

Malati-Madhava,

Mudraraksasa, Venisarhhara, Ratnavali,

Kiratarjunlya,

Bhahminivilasa,

Kadambari, Sisupalavadha, Kavyaprakasa, Sarikarabhasya,

Uttararamacharita,

Vikramankadevacharita,

Gangalahari &c.

Indeed, the great majority

my own collection made during the last seven or eight been obliged to keep back a large mumber of them for want of must frankly acknowledge that I have freely availed myself of the quotations

of quotations and references are from years; and

space.

have even

I

But

I

and references

where my own collection was defective, particularly in and Pauranic works. I have also occasionally consulted the Dictionaries of H. H. Wilson and Benfey, the former supplying some happy renderings of technical or obscure words. To these authors, as well as to the authors and editors of several other works, which are too many to be here mentioned, from which I have derived occasional help in that Dictionary,

the case of Vedic

in

one form or another,

most grateful thanks are due.

be permitted to express the hope that the PRACTICAL SANSDICTIONARY which has attempted to give in 1200 closely printed

In conclusion

KRIT-ENGLISH

my

I

may

pages of this si/e, matter at least equal in point of quanlily to that given by Prof. Monier Williams in his Dictionary, but in point of qi(ality more reliable, varied, and practically will serve the put pose I have had in view in compiling it; useful, in my humble opinion to render to the Sanskrit nearly the same service that Webster's or Ogilvie's student of namely the I have tried to make it easily accessible to Dictionary does to the student of English. for I believe, too a price low, public by issuing a Popular Edition priced at 7 Rupees

much metter; while the Library Edition which, containing the same matter, printed on superior paper and in better will best answer and will also have binding, style, superior for such the purposes of the well-to-do persons who can afford to spend 10 or 1 Rupees so

is

1

VII

object.

In a work of this kind

I

know

there must be several defects

and

also errors both of

such persons as will do me the honour of using this Dictionary will be so good as to point out to me places which require corrections, additions or improvements, I shall be very happy to give the suggestions my best consideration in the second edition. But if the Dictionary, even in its present form, be found to be a useful

omission and commission, and

if

publication, I shall consider my labours refreshed to devote my humble self again,

more than amply if

need be,

repaid,

and

shall feel quite

to the service of the Sanskrit-reading

public; for, says the poet,

POONA, 28th Dec., '1890.

v

-

S.

Apte

PUBLISHERS NOTE a reprint of the 2nd revised and enlarged edition of 1 9 1 2 which Principal V. S. Apte himself revised. After that no edition came out during the half century. Few years ago a revised edition of this dictionary came out from Poona in 3 vols. which is still

This edition

is

selling at the price of Rs.

125/-.

cheap editions of Apte's Students' Sanskrit-English and we have brought out under the patronage of Ministry Dictionaries which English-Sanskrit of Education, Government of India whose previous prices were reduced from Rs. 20/- and Rs. 12/- to Rs. 6/- and Rs. 4/- respectively, we decided also to publish a cheap edition of Looking

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Practical Sanskrit English Dictionary

the same.

We

are very

much

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late

Sanskrit lovers.

From the point of view of usefulness and importance, no other dictionary can fulfil demand of the Sanskrit readers of India and abroad. In this present edition we have, far as possible, made substantial additions of about 10,000 new words taken from different

the as

Sanskrit texts in adenda of

have tried our best

1

which were not included in its previous editions. We needs of Sanskrit scholars and readers by publishing this

12 pages

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DIRECTIONS TO BE STUDIED BEFORE USING THIS DICTIONARY. 1. Words and their derivatives are arranged in the following order : first the radical or primitive word in large black type in all its different parts of speech and then the several derivatives in smaller type. In some case* these derivatives are given in their own alphabetical order for the sake of clearness. t

;

The different parts of speech of a word are indicated by large black dashes, after which the nominative 2. singular of the part of speech is usually given, or the letters .,/., n. or ind. are put after the dash, the leading word being given only once. Where a word is used as an adjective and also as a substantive, the senses of the adjective are invariably given

first

;

e.

g. ^fc, rrr$,

The same

fltj.

is

done in the case of compounds, but within

brackets.

Where two words, though identical in form, differ entirely in meaning, they e. g. fr, f%. In a few cases they have been grouped together.

3.

separate words

are generally

repeated

as

;

4. Words which ore used as adverbs, but derived by case-inflections from a noun or adjective, are the noun or adjective, e. g. 'JTHUI under TxJT. In some cases they are givec within brackets before under given

the compounds, if any. 5. The several meanings of a word, where they can be sufficiently distinguished from one another, are given separatley and marked by black Arabic figures. Mere shades of meaning are not considered as separate senses, but in such cases several synonyms are given under the same meaning, from which the reader will have to make his Where the shades of meaning are sufficiently broad, they are numbered as separate meanings. choice.

The meanings of words are arranged in the order of their importance and frequency of use. 6. of course, been possible to do so in every case, but the system has been generally followed. o

7. (

Compounds

)

are grouped under the

ftvst

word

tecond members, the black dash before them denoting that

in the alphabetical

in the first

compounds, e. g. word

?TW, under

;

It

has not,

order of

their

means

srf

3MT means In giving compounds, the changes which the final letters undergo, e. g. the dropping, assimilation of stands for %4\m , -rft: under sn-n^, for snffrfih &c. In gome cases e. g. -artrt under j Utters &c. are assumed the compound words, where not easily intelligible, are given in full within brackets see

N. B.

;

;

Where a compound itself is used as the first member of other compounds, these which represents the first compound immediately after, their second member being preceded by ( 6 )

Ac. given under

fjj-

latter ;

e. g.

are "5^-,

given

"^^

stand not for gf% or Qu
All aluk compounds ( e. g. antMtaf, sfitstq-, TT^Tf ( o ) the radical word. separately in their proper places, but under

,

flfir:^!,

wsrRrsr,

ff^i^

&o.

)

are given

thus sgcfrrr, All words formed by Krit or Taddhita affixes are given separately TNiT, 3TWT7, words. but as &c. under separate not as compounds &c. will be found %&,

8.

;

w,

In the case of substantives the nominative singular, wherever it may at once denote the gender, it masculine gender, and the anusvara neuter gender. given throughout, the visarga, unless followed by/., indicating Where the nominatives singular is not indicative of the gender, it is specified as m.f. or n. as the case may be. All

a

9. (

)

substantives ending in consonants have their genders specified as m.,f. or n. (

6 )

in the first

where the

of nouns are usually given as separate leading words, but in some cases, especially after the masculine gender. But five or six hundred pages, they are given under the leading words

The feminine forms

fern, base enters into

compounds,

it is

invariably given separately

;

.

g.

of the majority of adjectives in 10. In the case of adjectives the simple base only is given. The feminine ends in srr, and adjectives ending in 5- or 3- have generally the eaine base for all genders. In all such cases the AH irregular femininei to similar Bubetantive bases. imple base is gi ven, the feminine being formed according their feminines form or in brockets. denoted within ^ cndirg sj, Adjectives regularly in rft, ift f ^. are, however, or fft; where irregular, they are denoted within bracket g, ar

2 11. ( a )

In the case of verbs, the Arabic figure before P., A. and U. denotes the conjugation to which the (P.and A.), Den. stands for Denominative,

root belongs; P. denoting Parasmaipada, A. Atmanepada, U.-Ubhayapada and here the 3rd pers. sing, present tense -is given throughout. (

b )

Under each

root the 3rd person singular Present tense

and of the Perfect, Aorist,

two Futures and

and past passive participle wherever noteworthy, are given throughout. The forms of the Passive, Causal and Desiderative, wherever noteworthy, are given after them, or after the senses of the piimitive base, where there is any peculiarity in their senses. Infinitive in the case of important roots,

( e )

Verbs formed by prefixing prepositions to roots are given separately in their where there are no derivarives from such verbs.

own

alphabetical order

in cases

except

(

d

)

R.ots sometimes change their forma or padu ( voice ) or both, when used in paiticular senses or Such changes are denoted within brackets.

when

preceded ly particular prepositions.

(e) mark

When

a root belongs to different conjugations with different meaninga, &c. ), the root being repeated only once. ( cf. ar^, gtr, gt

Roman

figures

are

used

to

this difference,

All possible derivatives from a word are not always given when they may be easily 12. ( a ) supplied, more especially in the case of potential passive participles ( formed V>y
(b) Similarly all the equivalents given under the radical word are not always repeated under the derivatives; they may, if necessary, be ascertained by a reference to the radical word. 13.

Mythological allusions are explained in small type in the body of the work between rectangular brackets and 51 are, for the convenience of u, and letters of the lingual class, as also

Heie long vowels like i, !, the prwjs, denoted by corresponding [

].

14.

^

italic letters

;

e.

g.

Powdavas and Kripi stand for

qfe^r

and

Metres and information about literary and geographical names arc given in the Appendices at the end.

A LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USED

THE DICTIONARY.

IN

Of the names of works or authors. N. D.

Except where otherwise

specified, the Editions of

works referred

to or

mostly those printed at Calcutta. Ait Br

Brahmaua

D. Bha?.... Devfbhagavata. Dban. V.... Dbananjayavijaya.

Mai.,

...

Malli.

...

Amarakosha (Bombay).

Dharm.

...

Dharmaviveka.

Mind.

.

/Inandulahari.

Dhurt.

...

Dhurtasamagama.

Mark.

P

Amaru

Amaruiataka

Dk.

Daiakumaracharita

/ipast

vlpaatamba.

D. R.

(Bombsy). Dasarupa (Hall's

Mb. Mbh. Me. Med.

Aitareya

Bombay

(

Ak A.

L

A.

R

).

Anargharaghava lished in the

mala Ary. S

Pub-

Bombay

8.

...

tion).

Dri. S.

publish-

(

,

n o\* ( Gautamasutra. or Qau.t.Sftt. ^

ed in the Kavyamala). Asvadhati ( published in the Subhashitaratnakara ).

Ghat.

Ghatakarparakavya. Git. , ..... Gitagovinda. G. L ....... Gangalahart. ...

G.M .......

Xsval

.IsvalAyana'a Sutras.

Goladh.

Av

Atharva-veda.

H .......

Bg

Baudhay ana. BhagavadgiU

Halay.

Bb

Bhartrihari's

Baudhay.

...

(Bombay). three

Satakas (the figures 1., 8., 3. after Bh. denotc

ing Syingara

Bhav.F.

...

Bhar. Ch.

(

Bhaaha P. Bhava P.

Bombay

).

).

Bhaahaparichchheda.

,

Biilvaprakaaa.

...

Bijaganita Bbattikavya.

,

Bk. ... B. R. ... B.and R. Bri. 8.

Niti,

Bhagavata ( Bombay Bbaratachampu

Bhag

Blj.

,

and Vairagya"). Bhaviahyottara Purana.

.

,

1

Varahamihira's Brihat-

"'.

Bri. S. /

aamliita. Bri. Kath.

.. .

Br.

Sut.

Bri.

At. Up.

Bri.

Up.

... ,

...

Harivairufa.

Hob. H. D.

...

Harshachafita.

...

Hmsadnta.

Hem .......

Brihatkatha.

Kathopanishad. Katy. ... K4tyayana. Kaus. ... Kautiikasutra. Kaus. Br. Kauahitaki Brahmana. Kaus. Up. Kausbitakyupaiiishad. ... Kavyadarsa. Klv. K4vyal.... Kavyalamkara (published ...

in the

Keu. ......

Bhaminivilasa

(Bombay).

Muha

M

Kenopauisbad.

Ms.

..

Mu.

..

Mobamudgara. Manusmriti. Mudrarakshasa (

Mugdha. Mund. ... Mv. ...

Nag.

...

Nala.

...

Mabaviracharita

KAgAnanda. NaiopAkbyana

...

...

Nirukta.

Niti.

...

Nitisara.

P Pad. D.

Padankaduta.

P. P.

PArvatipariuaya.

...

P. R. Prab.

Praaannaragbava. PrabodhacbaDdrodaya

... ...

(

Priy. D.'. Pt. ...

.

Priyadarsika(Bombay). Pancbatantra (Bombay).

Raghuvama ( Bombay

Raj. P.

Rajapraaasti. Eajatarangini.

Rij. T Rani. RftB.

Ramayana

M.

Ratu. R. G

Chat

(Jhatakislitaka

(ill

two

parts).

Chtturapaucbiciika.

Chh&ndogyopaoiBhad. Dfcy. DAyabhAga.

(

).

Bombay ).

RaBainaujari.

RatnAvali

.

(

Bombay

(

published in the

KAvyainalii

Aigveda

).

(

Max

).

Muller's

Edition).

S.

...

Sakuntala

(

Bombay

...

Kuvalayananda.

SAn.

Ltli.

...

Lilavati.

SiDkh y ak4rik4 S Sankhya K. Ka,u. S ....... Sankbyasutra.

Madli.

MahAn.

).

Sabdak ...... Nalni.ikatpadruma.

Kuval

M.

).

RasagaDgadhura

.

Kulliika-

).

B

...

...

Bombay

Prastm. Up.Pmsnopanishad.

Rv.

Ktisum.

).

Nitipradfpa. Pa^ini'a Ashtadbyiyl.

Nitipr.

Kuinlrasambbava

Kull.

Bombay

Nalodaya.

Nir.

...

Clianikyasataka.

).

(Borooah's Edition). Naiuhadhacharita.

...

Bombay

Bombay

Mugdhabodha. Mundakopinishad.

N

Rs.

(

Malavikagniraitra

N. Madhavanidaoa. Mahftn&faka.

).

Mnebchhiikalika.

KatbAsaritsagara.

Chan

Diy. B.,

..

...

K.... Chandakausika. Chand. M.... Chhandomanjari. Chandr. ... Chandraloka.

...

Kavyamala).

Ki ....... KiratArjuniya.

Ks. Ku.

Chand

...

..

Mk.

Kir. K.... KtrtikaumudJ (Bombay). K. P. ... Kavyaprakfua.

nishad.

Ch. P. Ch. Up

Kasikavritti

).

Mediaikoaha. Mitakshara (Bombay). MfmarasA.

..

..

(

(Benares). Karpur.... Karpuramanjarl (published in the Kavyamala). ...

Bombay

(

Mahabhashya ( Bombay Meghaduta ( Bombay),

..

Nalod.

Hemachandra.

isop ....... Iopanisbad. J. N. V.... Jaiminiyanyayamlavistara(Goldstucker's Edition). K ....... KadatnbarJ (Bombay). Kam ...... Kamandakinttisara. Kaai.

Mahabharata

..

of

Goladhyaya. Hitopadesa ( Nirnaya Sagara Edition ). Kalayudha.

II:iriv.

Brahmosutras. Brihadaranyakoprt-

Bv

...

Rath.

Bal8ramayana(Benare8) Bothlingk and Kotli.

,

...

Ganaratnamahodadhi Vardhamana.

MandukyopanMhad. Markandeya Purana.

..

Mit. Miin.

Dnshtaotasataka.

Gaut. S.

).

..-Iryasaptasati

Arvad

...

Kavya-

).

.dryavidyasudhakara (

Aryi.

(

Edi-

Malatimadhava (Bombay) MallioAtba.

Sai

K ......

K

...

5 -

birasvatlkaothAbharags

EXPLANATION OF TERMINATIONS USED

N.B

wa p

Krit

(/. )jas in (/.

ter.

w)

(

Ter. stands for 'termination

which no guna or

lce

Krit ter. or a Tad. one

( ST ) : ;

^ ( W ) a Tad.

m. )

as in

;

ter.

as in

;

ter 4 '

de-

shoeing

scendant or' offspring

&c.

as

state or

number

7t ( ter.

or measure

(/. )

a Krit ter.

Krit

)

in

M.

(

)

qsrifc

fW

a

)

Tad.

R

Tad.

)

ter.

(/.

)

in

>n[4R,

as in

;

as in

;

)a Kril

ter.

as in

;

.

used to form

ter.

T

T (

changed ro;r

the ter. of the

)

past passive participle

as

;

in

tfTi

ter. of the past ( 1^1 ) active participle as in ( ft ) a Krit ter. (/. ) forming abstract nouns from roots as in fit:, Jrffr.Jift:. ;

;

ter.; as in

;

as in

;

as

;

j^:.

n ter.

ter.

a Krit ter.

showing

tendency '; as in or an Un.

'disposition or

as in

;

a Tad.

ter.

yn.

superlative degrees of adjectives. opr ( fgi ) a Krit ter. showing

bowing

t

as

;

( 5f )

showing

as in

4

i

as in

;

a Tad.

possession '; as in or an Un. ter.; as in

:

) a Tad.

)

(f

(

)

nr ( sr ) a Tad. ter. used in the same sense as in srnreft,
^

in (

;

TfJ*, 3T'^:, gtrfif, qorNr:. ( 8F ) a Tad. ter. ; as in TKT?*:.

j

as 5n

;

tea.

used in various senses as in

showing

possession'; as in
^.

(

ter.

'.

4

before takes

)

VriddM

as in ft^r, %^r,'

;

and Tad. for 'Taddhita

',

Tjfl.

a Krit tar.

THE DERIVATION OF WORDS-

IN

'

wrfk )

.

form

a Krit ter.

used

to

potential passive participles

a Krit

( *r )

w,

TO,

(a.) ; *rs; or Tad.; as in ^r ) a Tad. ter.

**^

)

sfcjs

form

WT

(

t*r.;

Tad.

ter.

W?

(

)

rj in

;

WfW

a

(

M

T

as

;

Tad

)

a

4

K r !t

:,

'

'

*er.

tendency

;

.

showing

as in 'P 08

-

'

Krit

( 3r

(

a Krit

a Krit or Un.

)

ter.;

ter.

;

aa

HC^T.

roots,

omitted (

-

in

.

(^or

as in

ter.; aa

>P.

^

w, to

ter.;

p

)

:

Rr ) a Krit but which

ter.

added

is

usually as in *jf |^, fl'fJ, ^l* &c. ,

an Un.

ter.

as'in

;

ter ' (

in i_ r( f*T ) a Tad. ter.; as a Krit ter. before which 3T ) ( r^-5J a nasal is inserted ; as in

as in

3? ) a fem. ter.; is in a suLatitute ; as in 133

( 3; )

from

)

1(n

'

f^, *. from WT. as in ?ff ( *f ) an Un. ter. ) a Tad. ter.j as in ) a Tad. ter. an Un. ; as in ter. ; as in g^:, mn. ; the augment f ?ff) a Tad. ter. showing of or 4 covered with as in . ' T^ a T* d - ( P3 ( ^3 ; ( ipr ) a Tad. ter. ( arf. ) ; as in aa in i (v) a Krit of in sw, ter. ; ) a Tad. ter.; aa in n- as in ftrr:, as, 'iw (tai or a Tad. Ur. ( . *) ) a Krit ter ; as in ^3- M ) a Krit ter., as in or a Tad. 'ter. ( ) v, ( ter.i Pn* ter -; aa 1 : ; 'tendft ) a Krit ter. showing ' ency or disposition , as in fnrc, ' as in p a Tad. ter. showing cendants Ac.; as i ) showing ter.; Un a Krit ter.; as in nr%:, t\:. des- ; ' - g as inqjgqp:, WI3TS. ter. a Krit ter.; as in fw, ^JW Krit ter.; as in fi?. rj ) Jf{ V ) , ' - W ; (P.): a denominative ) |*g=, as in ter. ter. T ( ( Krit a tar a session '; as in 5 aa in |^ng or as in srfirrg, ; possession inability to bear in as ; an Un. a Krit or Un. in a denominative ter. ) as in WM 5IS" (T) in ter. or ft^:; as in ing ) Krit a tendency' ; or a Tad. ter. show- ; ) as ter.; or disposition showing ter. I ) as in as in nft. |irt T of vflt ; ter.; to degrees comparative feminine termina- ) UBed - aa in , a ) ter - or possession,' as in artfft:, ?tR: ( an Uy. ter. ; aa in fWK:, tffc> ( adv. ) ter. in miff- as in ; 4 f ) * Krit ter. showing tendency or disposition; as in JJH, f$re, *- adjectives. %WT, 3TRF. ( ter.; as d TTij. 1 a Tad. i ter. ( n. ) a Tad. a Tad. wr) ( ) 4t(iv)* Tad. n Un. ) 3IWPJ ( tion ter.; as in Krit M ter. ; ( Tad. ; as ) . ^ "list:, ; aa in Krit a? ) a used ter. noum tiom abstract form to before roots, final vowel and penultimate si generally undergo Vriddlii, sincl the penultimate short which the gun* as iu ; 5^ t, a Krit ) ter (wO gij tne of a gerund, as in termination particular kind of TO a Krit ler fern. as -i ter. ; ' n (TT) S ^oro; ^r>T ) a Tad. sinr a ter. ( ^PT?V fern. ter. ) ( participle ) tial as in ; in passive participle; as (wr, JUT) terminations and the comparative i ) ^j-^-jJ a of a termination Tad f ( 3* ) a ter Tad. 3 ( ^ a sir ) ( as iu <^q, J^q. as in the g^ (;j) ^ of in ?ra ) a Tad. ter. as in showing ( as : 5 ) : us mm. as in ni^, mi, a Krit ter. as in ; ; 5T ; a^ Tad. a ) ^?' : 1 wT^ST. f^T ) 3T^f as in ; as in {*K ; ter. as ; a possessive ter. in as in ; as ( ter. a Krit ter. ) a Krit ter. ) Tad. or a as ; ter. ( 3lc as in ; ; in as in sfry ) a Krit ter. Tad. in \ftif, ' manner (5V as in ; ter. ff^sjr, ? Tad. ) ^ ?rirflr ) ( ?;tf[. ter. ' a 5-5; ) showing height as ; in i aa in fwi, ft?:, ( 3T ) a Krit ter. or a Tad. ter. ( 51 ) aa in s?m^:. T? ( 3Tfr. ) a ter. of the present parti;' ; showing ' as . T Tad. ter. showing ' pos&c. as in vrpnp: srffar:. session a Krit ter. before which the ( 31 ) filial consonant of a root is usally ( itfflfy. showing r. ( i ' ter. before ( , a Tad. ter. ter.; as in a Tad. ter.; as in a Tad. ter. (tide.) . ) SRJ, 'per- ; ter. as in 37*^5, ; Krit ( qrr. ) t, ' )Tad. jr^^, . ter. nouns stract of the infinitive ter - & Tad. ) ( ablative HI5PT. ifrjf, <wr. taining to the a Krit ter. of agency ) >rar ) >rir, 'agency'; a in =i^r., T^T. 3?^) a Krit ter. superlative augment inserted ^) tue mood. ; in aa tor.; , *(*) as in flnrat:. 31*1 ; ^r%ra:. ter-jiw in ; as in %=rprc:,g{:HT:. fern. ter. ; as in anrr, a Krit ter. ) ; as in ter.; possesaive ter.;_'asin also a Krit ter. ;'as in i ( tei. a Tad. mlad. ^: fljStp, )a Tad. see ; of ter. case; as in iniriK- ; forming ab- a a Tad. ter.; as in . wrop*. ( fq ) a Tad. a ter. of the frequentative ) . degrees. ( in TRjrr, iffwJKt. a a Krit ter.; as in st^rft^. as as ; as in ; Tad. ter.; as in^sj:, H a termination of the poten- of the present Atmanepada; f ( as in (n) ter; asi i flwj:, JITOIP. rit (TT) a. itFffff, ft. ( or in "ftP- in as a Tad. ter. ) IT. the of termination a Krit ter. ^rn(?)* V ( 3^ . tne M ; . causal. as in : m $T:. qi^:, 5TTt, ?qiT:, q) the augment ^ a Tad. ter.; aa in or (31) a Krit ter.; as in fVasmaipada ciple ; as in in ' ; droppod ; as in MtTJT ' ) WTT:, ^T: a Tad. ter. showing . ; am of two T ) ( ' T ( ( T a Krit. ter. ) . ; as in gf :, 95^: q 3^ ( ' ; as in *w, the IT ) augment ^ ; as in , tpr ) a ; q; ) the augment ^ as ; at in {*$ Tad. ter. ( 5f ) a as in 3[ ^ ( ( 3TTTf ) a Tad. ter. IT ( IT ) smprraT!, Mrecrnpr:a Tad. ter. ; as in i?ar;j, ( ) in a possessive ) ' showing '; ; ai in as in ( ter. changed to a Tad. ter. ( JTT?T ) ter.; . ' showing in' ; f^: a ) Tad. ter. ; ; as ; ter. as in as in in enj ). ( as in amnf ) a ter. Tad. ; aa in de- 1 Tad. as in ; ter. strument or means of an action aa in ; Krit a ) TOTW, fm^ ^ ( (nr ) a Tad. ter. scended or born from a ; as in =r?^. ter. ; end of the q^(3r) added, at . Tad. of the as Atmanepada comp.; fl^ll^. a Krit ter.; as in ftg:, srg:. VT; ) a Tad. ter. showing pOMeuion' ( ter. ) in inu=K- JloiUfcf. 5^ HIT present participle ' one of many as in -TfiRTad. ter. showing' one t ( ) ( or , ' measure R^ ( ftT^ ; ) a a Tad ter. as in j^nT'f, showing ismr- possausive ter. ; as in ( V) TO ) ^^ ( y ) ' state a Tad. ter. showing as in =^13$, f^. the ter. of the desiderative. ' ; a Tad. ter. ( adv. ) ; as in pf. THE PRACTICAL SANSKRIT-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 3I5T: ^jThe first letter of the Nagari *n%, *i% mFIH i%giit% Th aiJ^-an^iir,^ TV.] I N. of Vishnu, the first of the three sounds constituting the sacred ^Alphabet- syllable afi? \ *: [ **\~ more explanation of the there syllables *, s, i see*"?. -2 N. of Siva.Brahma.Vayu orVai?!<: u i for svanara.-W. I A prefix corresponding to Latin m.Eng. inorun, Gr. a or an, and joined to nouns, adjectives, indeclinables ( or even to verbs) as a substitute for the nega- and changed to tive particle anbefore vowels except inthe word isr, senses of * usually 'likeenumerated are six-(ij) ness' or 'resemblance'; like a Brahmana (wearing cred thread &c.), but not a Brahmana, but a Kshatriya.or Vaisya; but *ftg: a reed appearing like ?g not a true ig. (l>) ar *"' 'absence', 'negation', 'want', 'privation's argw w-jRwi. The Wmi f absence of knowledge, ignorance-, 'difference' or 'distinction's *^: different npt a cloth, something from, or other than, a cloth, (d) " diminution ", smallness', used as a diminutive particle s_i3%v having a slender waist (fijii^ft or i4 reiii). (e) o^twiwi 'badness', wvn > | 'unfitness,' having a depreciative sense; W<*T: wrong or improper times awi it has usually the sense of w^iwr not haying burnt: *v* ciples, 'not'; ?i' not seeing; so wsipi. not once; WfTt, i.?nin, &c. Sometimes atdoes not affect the sense of the second members iH-ifinr that which has no last, j. e. lastiwgn having no superior, unsurpassed, most excellent! for examples see the words. -2 An interjection of (a) Pity (ati!)* *5a P. I. I- 14 Sk. (l>) Reproach, censure (fie, shame) wi^fti f* wrsu s *>P. VI. 3, 73 Vart. SfeeW^, sir also, (c) Used in addressing; v It is also used as a parprohibition.-3 The augment prefixed to the root in the formation of the Imperfect, Aorist *im. (d) ticle of and Conditional Tenses. N- ZJ.-The aplication of this privative prefix is practically unlimited to give every possible caso s would almost amount to a dictionary itself. 'No attempt will therefore be made as require a special explanation, or such as most frequently occur in the literature and enter into compounds with other words,will be given; others will be found self -explaining when the English 'in', a 'un', or 'not', is substituted for before the meaning of the or second word, or the sense may be 'free from,' expressed by 'less,' 'devoid or destitute of &c. WICT w ^ ; without pride, unspeakable! or freedom from prides am*** not the opposite of morality, immorality iStPwi not white, blacks wj^not a god, a demon &c. These senses are put together in the following unfortunate; ari*rr destibolds tute of wealth &c. &c. In many cases such compounds will be found explained under the second 'contrariety's *?* member. Most compounds begini also. With verbal derivatives, such as gerunds, infinitives.parti- or 91. are either Tat- ning with purusha orBahuvrihi (to be determined by the sense) anH should at from debts t^tmgsr *n ff: ^Rffc u *rr> 511% i*u7i T as??! ^miitft i The form Mb- *iiw wwfai. also occurs in this sense. 5I 10 U. atsifrff-S To divide, distribute: share among* also tftfr qqft in this sense*>i: [^a. 3*^] tion, divisions Ms. 9.47; ffift Bg. 157 I A share, member; g'rf?!: ii?tiftar s part^por sf^stt H a fourth parti ^niriiar.R. 8- l6s a)5tt ^iSnig^awr K- 159 partly. -2 share in property, inheritan- A ces maiflfl: Ms. 8 4081 if^: % iii: wiVi $teMY. cf a frac- fl-t?r<*!: Thenumerator ' a. isometimes used for fraction iiself-4 A degree ot,latitude (or longitude; w3 to give every possible combination of this prefix wilh a following words only such words ai^ift: 'opposition', be so dissolvedajfiVr^. (5R being regarded as a consonant-) Not a debtor, free -5 The should'er (more generally ^ N. of one of the^dityas The stnsesof'parly', 'a share of booty,''earnest money', which are sain to occur .in the written^ai^, q- v-)- are traceable to I. above. ['. ''I a secondary incarnations part of a portion, aftft adv. share by share. -sinm?:-!Hi [t. of parts of u.] descent (on earth) deities, partial incarnation; HK |u Veda COMP -W: vfw Dk. I53< |':ww: 79; so *PfltBp a'5nnnnitrt!> ofAdhyayas 64-67 of. K. 311 io8s N. AHparvan of Bharata.-ww.-S^-STfii. m. f. [ao. Him] one who takes or has a shain the re, one entitled to a share ancestral property, aniheir, a coheirs I32s <*tf%f^W i*tia it^qr. Y.2fTiR ?iwt srSw wm?nO Sq turI33.-ftmr a, O-^.] slightly ned away, or turned away towards J" V^ the shoulder! .S- 3. 26 v I. *Yor [*.".] reduction of fractions to the same denominator Ku. A r.-i a. [ ( A ) i?i-y [ *fl-5i> ] i : W- *: [ w !winT{i w? ] I A part portion See a?r.-2 The shoulder: shmilder-blade -3 N- of a Prince. MR) The two angles of an altar nHSii, hume|cf. Goth- iiinsii; L. ; divider, A^sharer, *1-9"o f of lighn *>. . nn I ] ] A co- Divisible- beam ray, Jiot-rayed, Ihe sun; s.i'IgfiirwfliRirm* Ku- I. 32 &c.-2 lustre, brilliance Tm, > small or mipoint or end. -3 nute particle.-4 End of a thread-5 A filament.especially f the So; ; A A i ma plant (Ved.) -6 Garment; decoration.-/ N- of a sage or of a prince. -8 Speed, velocity (5i). -CoMP.-HI* a collection of rays, a blr : aze or halo of light. i"i : wrfV, *wt the w?r f) or lord sun, ( bearer of rays of rays ). Ms- 120 -wiat a garland 5. halo .-*iffci. m Fjwsm: mg, WRif|ft]. t the sun (wreath- of light n: Gr rusi ; ed with, surrounded by rays). 2the number twelve. 3- having a collection of rays. -5*1: [$:$* ?9 ] Ihe S'in (who draws up water from the earth by means of his loOO hands in the form of rays). i*" *B"l a- [ M94Rn3 "?? ] I m. (iii) in filaments (Ved the sun tnwntirftf. "nR. 15. io- Ki. II. 6, Y- 3. 144 sometimes the moon also. -2 N- of the grandson of Sahara, son of Asamanjasa and father of Dilipa. -3. N. of a mountain tfj;w Nof a plant *^sfi Musa Sapientum or Paraclisiaca.- m IN. of a Plant iqon (Mar- *T, fi9.mii) Hedyi i ; river general ; in a breast-cloth ; w in : l i 3^] a burden of yoke put upon the shoulder -wif^-mtVi a. 8* J bearing a yoke or burden on the shoulder--fof^S'. a. [31. H.] turned_ towards the shouldersigv~i ijfiw^i: .s. 3. 26- ^, 5*51% fftfi P. V. 2. 98] Strong, lusty, powerful, having strong shoulders; a- ' f*(B ' R. 3. [Tv- Ifi. Dk. ii^: **] A I [i? asiiiP; r^, WB'.! ^^BTVfoot.-2 The root of a tree The number Rv- v A i I. 191- 7. n?g ach; set out, hk. To go, appro- &c Cnus N'Ui.HiMwigjji'S To *T.S T 'i? 3 '^] Moving 10. 5. 6; distressd, straitened, sinful (?) w5 ; distress)?). [in. Troublesome, a- -<" [t f' rft: (trr^fi^u , I J . xiety, trouble, A care, free ft. Un. 4. (?) t??wi 62! gift.-2 Andistress, il- move go, [ cf. L. tortuously. Absence of happinesss pain, misery; (asinit4i sin a. fjr. Bald -i: N. of g.] Ketu (the descending node), who is represented as a headless trunk. TV. explains it thus: 1 . > e Ku. . 2. 32. 0^3; N. of a my(t^) or diagram with the letters of the alphabet, such as v, <*,, H, si, ^, i,j &c written therein and used in determining the auspicious or inauspicious stars of a person, ai^v?, ' :Tv.). ?<w^fl a 'Not told,' not otherwise mentioned by way of any of the other case-relations, such as &c.i a name given to the inobject N. of Buddha Gautama; of a deified Buddhist saint (pi. in this latter sense. )-CoMP.-i: (*: also) "ft! 1t-*i.J N- Of Buddha, lord of Buddhists. [f. n.] is No virgin, not so any longer; iH5: 5. I7s - Jt 29; leaving one's governed by verbs like f ?, n^ &ca. Not the youngest (such as eldest, middle); elder, supe- sini I. of the n] * [i that 212, 4. Si. To (w*t7i) Moving a- &c. ' *tif* from 'ness (Ved). A P. I tortuously like a serpent liif, Gr. agkai ]. direct (^W) a.Ved. distressing.troublesonu-i sinful straitened. -t A sin, * Ki. ( 25, 46; 14- 51, 3. I. To sends wtBk. 2. 40, 15 75, -2 shine--3 To speak. 4- 4- loin .-COMP. a tree; stical circle a- [' H*: im-q^.] Belonging to the shoulder; ^ sn^i > *"ii: i: gift. foot. <*), 169. A a : 345 845 or per- Ved. Sinful, .*!" [ 'T?" *] wicked, injurious (qm^ifti.piinjrrw)-, straits narrow (?)-f ;;. I Anxiety. distress; sin, crime (?).-2 Pudendum Muliebre (?). [cf. L. augustus anxius; Goth. aggms].-*%-# having a narrow slit; having the pudendum divided (,?). ". Un. i^A cloth, garment Sinful. the upper part of the sole iw4nrtwjpwpwy inrnnian :f Prab. I. 7--^ [aq. .] i an armour to protect the shoulders. 2 a bow.- s<*'*: the upper part of the af) HH: 511* spine. -m?: (*$) [ai [ ] a. ers, of the Yamuna- ?) tH.-3 i sarum Gangeticum.-2 N. (lord of distress plexity 'foot-drinker,' ^ ). anawft: Ved. The intercalary month -''.' ; abounding distress. i:f- rtwV/ Lti- minous, radiant T?im*t ifaj^jmi BK- 10 21-2 Pointed -3 Fibrous. anxiety, care. [ cf. ws, aiiiR; Gr. ages; uhes]. g? a. freeing from f gfWij ] a bull's hump, the protuberance between the should- f=r $fl , 186, I. ; m 2. *iB: [ . B Radiant, luminous. [*5i Rm sfijBm^i aim, t *] N. o: the sage Chanakya of any sage qm, aiHtqw See SH?T- ( its* a. [ J?r-*<Jiui ; i Hav- I !? gr IT: fl(i^liifnn^iin ) Y. 114 entitled to the* same share. -2 Having parts or members ( Wall's? ) aii^II: l3i3T*Iri|rlWt5 uft Jjwrfiit V. I'aribhsaha heir isi: fine or Si 13 31 -4 A leaf -5 Mild or gentle blaze of light ( ^ifaift ) *m'f *T ) ( <*: also sharer. SHIS* 34. U<* a- w, ;// I ifim: ing, or entitled to, a share ( ).-2 q. v. ?* ,S- under garment portion, di- *i-ti ] ift; w; i solar day3t gionorduty ('^afirw).-2 Trouble, i <wt^*Fm ; white cloth g^i *5q?m>,H!t?*igw1< 5in: Me. 62 usually silken or muslin. -3. An upper garment; a mantle; also an ; A 14 A 2 the keynote. a.f?t*i /. ] I One its*: [ WJT-OJB having a^ share, a coheir, relative. -2<"ir"?.'i ) share, f visioiii r*$r?T(ii'i 12 3. I reli- Ms. 8.225. 6. Not shaking. of a Rakshasa. a. N a maid aw^fn g [f. fl.] a- [i. w-] Unshaken) firm, resolute; not tremulous.-n: N- of a Jaina or Buddha saint, apupil of the last Tirthamkara ("ifos itsfn- mwinwrftn w Handless, maimed--2 Exempt from tax or duty. -3 [i. n.] Not doing or acting; not ceasing from disposed to work, work, -n N- of a plant auwtfi, Etnblic Myrobalan, Phyllanthus i a.] Emblica 0*45:% *W1 do- absence of action; awormwi%ro fcra: cf the English phrases "Something is better than nothing," "Better late than never."-* i a. I *.] [jr. Not artificial, natural. all organs, epithet for work- uw aistit ] parts, without in parts, epiSpirit. Supreme of the 'thet *r [ iifer a. <5< a. [ irrftn >5*T i^ I Free from sediment, pure.--2 Sinless. "] **i Moonlight. sft^T. Supreme humble, modest; honest. a [**.]! Uncontrolled, not subject to control or rules, unrestrained, unfettered.-.' Weak, unable.-3 Incomparable. TCT a- [r. n.] Not artificial or manufactured natural, genuine- Spirit- P. i III. 3 ! of ears; deat'.-2 Destitute of Karna; -W; 5i *ii^f^*^i A serpent ar^^ofh Tiisn; (n?^ '(grq? Mb. wiori^ . w. ] . ] True; ( Ok- 31. * ears; not Not [* n.] in the cars. . fit wfi a- [ f!j.-*ns S^T Not cutting- 2- [1^-5? * TV J wniswir a. [f. n. ] Inauspicious, -< unlucky- Inauspiciousncss, evil, adversity. ill, w*q-5T [t *tft 5>AH t q;-Mi r. *.] Indescribable ( aiTO^w )i not con*iift:= temptible, not bad ) i. n. Dwarfish. Sankhya; a subordinate agean inferior or subordi- nate positiona. [*. ] I Without work, oft jrft visiior.-2 al from action, or T^l doing an improper act :-**: i. enjoyment of freedom from the fruits of action 2. renunciation of selfrighteousness. 3fi a lazy, indo; lent. sitivei I*iwn'?T^R*f'i?^!iti ? ? Jfig i: l. p 3 [flrffa H J Wt Not doing or Jiw] i Withou 1 acting, void" of T: The io. 33. letter ait Causeless, gro- [T. ST.] spontaneous; *0mm rt WlW K. 37 disinterested friendsi 5?5ii nt Hfafntwf: U. 6 or Absence of a cause, motive, or groundiWCTfiVHi tjfiri7 -f''i-'ai j ftg- 441 11 R. 14. 5$. 73. ^f^i Mv: st 132! "?" ] I Accidental, untoward) unexpected, sudden; wfi: *Mv. 5.39 out of season; ^na 6! U- 4- 5. 31-; 172. ck. 2 'gwnt Comp.-fin a. or produced -^in: giit K- Suddenly born unexpected oc- 5. 2--'"n 'Tin a. dying as soon as born; perishing soon afterbirth H. 4- 83. -U* a sudden attack of colic: arfv- all of a Ha** S- 2- 12; <*wm a- [T. 2- 155). r.] Got vwfamvi Bh- for without 3. 51. Improper, not fit improper, unworthy or bad act, a criminal or sin*m tj^t^itf j*rni Mk. ful action 3 ((lfJqinT^5ti).-COMP. Vft^o. I. an evildoer, one who commits a misdeed; ?iqinr*'ri Jmun*if*tKot: Ms- 11.240 2. one_that neglects one's duty; ^^wn Destitute of stem or sto- Not adapted a. ear-rings (P. VI- meanness; ft Mai. 177. Ratn. 2 in vain. r^bAw ?: MS. 9 2. Unexpectedly, sudden, suddenly. - **- thet of the Supreme Spirit (without body, parts; &c-). *<wt a- [wtrffin ti:f-w ww m foolish. Without cause r in vain; fw- Y *<*t . a ("esire; T 2. 2. body >4ncor-poreal.-2 An epithet oRShu, who is represented as havf ingnobody,bul only a head.-3 Epi- qwr flljiiirih ft^ftnwi Pt-?H$wit imr% Dk 1351 ?rtW5it 65 2. U. j. free Ms. ground, causelessly, iHrani^ivn: ^laps Bg. 4. 17, I8.-2 An improper act; crime, sin. -CoMP.-wissoa. I. unengaged, unoccupied, idle. 2. criminal- Ved. Unwise, Disqualified performing the necessary rites, wicked, degraded; w^qf ^tjrfr if) Rv. io. 22 8. -3 (Gram.) Intransitive, generally in this sense ar*.-. (.) I Absence of work; absence of necessary observances; neglect of essential observances; Absence of . t Accidentally, suddenly, unexpected, all of a sudden; aww^T'ia*! ? fJWTtft < gw.: HI coming by chance, an accident- for inaction; afr-q^wnwm!^ J undless, *n!^ 9 [ action (ft.mnjff). i nt; orir-m inefficient. -2 adv. Bg. iw a. J *.' 'af'i m. [f. .] Not an agent; n <*iTi P. III. 3 191 g^LWTi WMI. ra: Unwillingly, reluctantly, unintentionally, unconsciously jtft gmi9 2421 *r- r or i for the ' idle; res,-?^ a- not smitten with desire or affection, free from desire, calm- wmimw'H'it iwn- ) - a- committed.-5 The Sandhi which causes the dropping of a final ^before following T. Comp. -*V* a Ved. not frustrating desiously iJimvell, ill, indisposed. -2 [ *55f} $1% W-m 5 flOTPJS, t. hence also called w.vw:). awi -2 Reluctant, unwilling! 'rt vit 364' so Trwn'r ?i5"i?i.-3 Uninfluenced by, not subject to, lovei>niT15 rfgftw S. I. 23. -4. Unconscious. unintentional; arai^i'wn** Hrais^^er R. io. unconsci4. ; 112] Failure, disappointment, non-accomplishment.mostly used in imprecationsnwftfteij Sk. may he be disappointed or experience a failure r^tftfl %uu i^'tj] I Devoid ajiiOT a. nfif arm: i Free from desire, affection, love, r"?t ANti^r^r 5? wjfta! Ms. 2. 4 every thing.is an act ofhis will. 39 from pride, free ] i of the expectedly; nm^ngys" 1"'"^ 1' K 33. **m a [ *ifw *iRr TCT ] CmtA Honesty, integrity. --* a- m ing, -2 Devoid of a wiwit uwi o-Tv-). * "] Not 35? Unable to i [ 2 Unfit to be done. Not J?i). a- [* ?o^ a. work, be done. -T An m 5 Io7. sf^ra a, [ 111% arnn: I wt . nc Mai. 1. 1 8 un- Katn- 3-2 [ T *rs!: ] Not black, white .-*: [*. ] Wrong, inauspicious or unseasonable time, not the proper time ( for any thing ); *: ?43iraiir:% m . any*where(in com p. only). -C 'MP. *<*: N- of 5iva ( not movable from any cause). *ra a. [ TIW i wfc proper 4tme mi'* ftmr *TH urn any ^ M w ; unseasonable. 1*5: an untimely cloud N- of the great-grandfather of the poet Rajasekhara *^s: -WT^J: an unseasonable rise or gathering of clouds; wiwraiflwmjnmnwro^Hw: R. 4. 61- 2. mist or fog -w unseasonable or improper time. F? a- I. not enduring delay or loss of time) impatient, not. biding one's time. 2. not able to hold out ( for a long time ), unable to stand a protracted siege ( as a 5* ) H. 3. 137. same s'l 1"?- in'i I. sense. wortharjsni* a. Ved. Fruitless, less*(etym- doubtful;. H. Not a i a.] afjw [ gM base metal, gold or silver; *jw SH Ki. 1.35 sold or silver.-2 any base metal. TW ] Low, wj* a. [ w?iw A a?^ mean, of a low family p : rara jM sfg^Ti: ; Siva. H*^m N. ?rr%: of N. of Parvati. r Low-born, of no high descent. -2 Not belonging atj^Trf a. i a.] [*i. Not developed or perfected, unriimmature m One not legally regnrdeJ as a daughter and placed on a level with sons, ( sftw^* w** nt m ?^TT grfq ft^f ?rrfgff^ai ) pe. tr -, n MS according to some, a daughter who is not by a formal declaration but only mentally appointed to supply an heir for her 9. 136; father ( for wfriftj^ also in 5.35. the ^2- q^i^zng-WJtqra'^ v. ' ; U. a^tfi aim: aranv iwi" rjpm *g; H- I. 17 does not die a premature death 51 ifTwm?^ mtn?j*i s. sfti. 3- 105 in season or out of season Comp IS*-?" a flower blossoming out of season jwrfw *iiw ffc H. 3. 23, a bad omen boding some evil--f[SRt: a pumpkin produced out of season i(fig-) useless birth.-^.-afw.-fiw a. produced out of season t premature, ^ . Secure, not threafree quarter, from danger or fear, safe; r "'^ 3TI nin] tened from * *T w qB?itti fts^'m tT?jrm i prevailing against, even mountains. awr: adv. [fft: n.] Not from i grot q effect on, 74 taking to the earth, not earthly; il^TOtrtniftiiMjant K. II (a pun on the tiztri arm faim ). word; i R^fS w,TgTfn . WfWPTlIl. 4 3690. ungrateignorant; f^f^ira Bg. 18, 16 through unrefined under standing. ful.-ai, -515 a. *fm^a. [ Not skilful or awkward, unfit for H. n. ] clever, clumsy, a. n.] [=1. eviC unlucky, Not clever or I Inauspicious, unfortunate. -2 * Evil; skilful. guards from H. 2.141 r: raiais^5irnwT(rRT evils. Kull.) deed; a)fn 5 u^tqin: itm Ait. Br. COMP. aw a unsuccessful.-ai a unpractised in arms. anwi a I. ignorant, foolish, having an unformed mind. 2. not indentified with Brahma or the Supreme Spirit. 5i5 a. unmarried, not <**. a. sinful or guilty, innocent--*ii adv. as ^ has not been done before; *c "fit wssrs qr ftq'a n An unperformed act; non-per formance of an act; an unheard-of doing anything. fff a. Unfit to be done. crimei an improper act. fq A "fw a [ a. ] Uncuti undiminished or unimpaired;"^ of unimpaired splendour. - a. fin wr TCT ] With- out any thing, quite poor, utterly destitute, indigent, penniless! f%**: a* lisa: q^t Ku- 5. 771 * MN*ft !??: * disinterested. Si. 4. That which 64 is worth nothing. wf-wm Renunciation of every thing, voluntary poverty ( f* R Poverty, 5. 16- ww^ftmr m. ui-ter '"J? [" a -l <* cheat, an honest w^K aa. a. w aiftft?** anything, a. immaterial; of ^wfirt <** K. 242 powerless to do anything) iHprwsufijjft?*** Ve- 3. **fif: [WBJTWI i?: ill-repute, disgrace- it. K.J Infamy, ^"Sa. [T. n.] i Not blunted, unobstructed; 9H5irajmi^ J3 ; j j [i ^ grffrra ?* tjrt ftofS, itrPi^?ft wftf a- weak, O !t. Not slender or ] full, entire, COMP strong. *J: N. of a king of Ayodhya. w^tfr a- enjoying full prosperity -5r*t: great splendour or prosperity Ki. 5. 52. ; Not [ H. a. ] a- not tilled; ?jcm:.)-3 A tortoise in general l^sw^sft). -4 King of tortoises sustaining the world- -5 A stone growing or ripening in unploughed land, growing exuberant or or rock. wild j"i o^m aftTjq:, =iH3(W above[^rfia ceitful.-2 Bald; i saint- [T *.] Free from dift^ Absence of difficulty, . ficulty. ease, facility. ai?n a. [1H1*S"I rfi: , r- a.] i Not ; ?>giqf( sft qrf?W; ; -3. In- comeplete, not ready (as 'foodis ?!t t ffltf^srn; (st^funt ) Ms. 10. 114 not cultivated (*fgH?r*q KulL); minnN ( wfacif ) 10. 94 ftgi* wmfcr'lQili.X-j uncreated. -5 One who has done no workb. 6 f flisr 5 $s SM a.. wwr?: Ki. 17 ;so I. tq sr?R, ar'q &c. ^ a- fft^ finwjgVn? R. 14. 77. [i. f.] Not black, white, pure. si: [="'% f it The spotless moon; ^5r at $sot: |in win: - W*. --Comp. a. virtuous, tree from black deeds, innocent- H dont; undone-, unperformed 3fminrff;at^ nyinm, Ms. ft. 168; fw ^n*rf(i H^ii, 1 17. -2 Wrongly or differently, donei fnrf m'^oirfV wgii 5RTF!|^ .-'^q . Not debeardless. 3 $$ qw] Buddha, a deified Not productive of useless, *: 3i, yft. ^: ] I The sea, the receptacle of waters (Hg^i^jqn: yaft a?jqrO >ima U^TOK: Nir.l. -2 The sun anf^fqltK^cm 3^ia atfqnl n^fa Poverty, Not knowing any- man. I having unbounded. ?.anj TTo^; a $ not Resulting in good, good issue.-.? Unlimited; destitution- thing, quite ignorant; i^nftf^i^tj mrt Bh. 2. 8. ifcv * ^t* : One who does w*3 a. ["iRa ^.gfiM^ >w] Un conscious (W5w)i ^j yjunlw^ Rv I- 6. 3. Owgwrq); shapeless (?). % a. [-wfitoiwr:, WT:, ^H^-II ai ?,5Ti q] Hairless, bald; having very few or very bad hair. betelnut palm, Areca (with out a *2 or bend, as it grows with a straight stem)- The mm ma: m H n*q <*wa, TV. A ] mother. ara See under **5. a. wr^im w Ved. [ ] i Night darknes, gloom. -2 Light, ray- -3 Ointment. . w*g: /. i An armour a*[TT-w"f^] wsi a. Ved. [ ar? ia> T^ (3"h)- In- i ] active, steady, firm (fNr). 2 Hootv. less; profitless. fortification or rampart (irwn:); banner(P). A arsga. [=nfe^4w] Without i, devoid of energy, powerless; unwise. -2 Devoid of will or volition (?wwl?a), epithet of sacrifices; God. v-fti n. w. [ sifter qr?: ( qi^^f", wr*nuiy^q). Want of order, confusion, irregularity (*wwre:). -2 Absence of motion or movement. -3 Breach of propriety or decorum; I =i. a. ] i rnarred, unimpaired,* unimpaired or unblemished beauty; ajwrar fti om W3<w*i K- 12 unmarrec in Mv. stly; o. 2. 3 immode- 50. indecently, aw**MitiH*igftg MV' 6- in terms (of unfaded colour). -* unwearied in observing them. ] w tarat?! si'i-ni, *. a. ] (??<"). solanum *mv Unsurpassed, ] *u *wa [ The egg *3*i- plant Melongena- a- [ "ifi* fipn iw ". . ] Inactive; dull, torpid- -2 Without essential works. --3 Abstaining from religious rites. -4 Without action of any kind, epithet of God. -5 Worthless, g-pud I for nothing -qt [*. a.] Inactivity; q* neglect of duty; jwmin%qi at* airoqa vi: raf i aftaw n m a. \ [i. a.] ^"HFqifaqiqi 3 Not "!- cruel. -T: N. and uncle was he who induced Rama and Krishna to go to Mathura and kill Kamsa- He told the two brothers how their father Anaka-Dundubhi, the prin cess Devaki and even his own father Ugrasena had been insulted by the iniquitous demon Kamsa.and told them why he had of a Yadava, a of Krishna. [It friend been despatched to them. Krishna consented to go and promised to slay the demon within 3 nights which he succeeded in doing. ] atifihi a. [ siifta =sw qw ] Free from anger.-*: [".a.] Absence or suppression of anger; wwwiqtf: Bh. 2. 82; regarded as ( fftxrro ) one of the tan duties of an asceticai^mf a. Free from anger. T: N. of a prince, son of Ayutayu. the Indigo plant. an astronomical figure ar?j. Pi 5> - .-!?: [ ? a. ] gambling, i* the circle of playing at dice sensual passions; rgftqftn ^ j^ 37 ( also axis and wheels ). * [ ansjm 3"^i *\-* ] i direct knowledge or cognition. 2 a thunderbolt . To reach- -2 To pass through, pervade, penetrate ( mostly Ved.- in :these senses). -3 TO accumulate, increase Caus- To cause to pervadea?g ] an?: [ I An I &.-:] axis- : a axle, : The beam A one who tries law-suits : Chan.Up.; soWTfa<$rqr5iTfi:.-io A shrub producing the rosary seed, Eleocarpus Ganitrus ; the seed mentioned of this plant, as also of another plant (s'?Rfj.serpent; hence a curve. -12 Garuda.-l3 N. of a ( opposed to 8jfBzr fon d O f or lucky in gambling).-^: nA son of Rdva//a.-i4 The soul--l5 sacred )( usually Knowledge -16 Law; a lawsuit legal procedure. -17 A person born blind. -18 The lower part of the temples ; f organ of wyfii Hmiw sense; ft?5rniJf Hhijg. the end of srr ) i- An ft*"raifcniis*rrfi! Pt. 2-154 > an obje- m. also m%ii;*q*J?}2 The eye, only at Comp. ; sfwmsj, RTWJ &C.-3 Sochal -salt, sea-salt--4 Blue vitriol ( from its crystalli Gr. sed shape ). [ cf. L- axis; akshan or axun, old Germ- ahsa\ Germ- achse. COMH ). w . T fllT 3^ ( a superintendent of gambling. ?t%^ m. [ar^Tffa, f^r-fSift a gan ,_ bier, gamester) so 8?o:, f^f-%_ VI- 4. 19. em: [ ^da ] gambler, dicer. -{i dice-play, mf*u. a c i ass ot wor(j s gambling; ;i <*)*! ( , Judge N 51 m . [ arejrmt A 1? q v of these senses ). -*: N- of Vishnu, nro.-fom the science of gamblings '^skilled in the prinof ciples gambling. cars also wheel. of a balance. -5 Terrestrial latitude. 6 die f r playing with; cube. 7 The seed of which rosaries are made, 8 weight equal to 16 mashas and of the plant Tercalled vf. -9 minalia Belerica (fw4m) the seed of which is used as die; also the nut of this plant; TMt^jfmw. * y 4. some A cart, a cart- -3 j A diamond. pivot; #* Ms. 8 291 FS<J w$r: P. V-474-5i. 12.2, 18.7. Jtft Dk- I axle-pole. -2 The pole oi -4 disorder. *dr: ). praticularly of the triangle formed with the gnomon of a dial and its shadow ( astr. ) argument of the latitude.-fW,*i? a- [H. a.] skilful in gambling, ?jw ? e 5 ^] tne pupil fz: [ of the eye *tf*s,-% a skilled in dice-, so "iK, *&C.-i* [9K?ftftt not confused, distinct; K. 293 given in plain, distinct J?rt i Vikr. aaw: hypotenuse, a. actions-^ $RT wynim 51 anjroit state, perfection. -3 Not labourec or elaborate. -COMP. unwearied a dice- UJT B'^fa'lfmaia aj^raqsi *uj. arwrq: ) [ arsjiT, a gambler; keeper of the dice or gambling tablet also ar^nq; ( ansfrarat smr v a. ^] ( Unwearied i or moving : [ board untroubled, not annoyed, undisturbed -2 Not indefatigable. si tfcrtt Devoid of orderi confused-2 Without the power of going q**0 a. Not -wet or mosit;tw a sort of disease of the eyes. art erfa. 4. 19. jsra-3$ ] dispute at play. ?a- [ ar^: yu: ] unlucky at dicfe M>*-] I. N. of Vishwu N. of the plant (siTwu) Trophis Aspera- 3-a wheel; 4. any one who bears a wheel, or who holds dicethe yoke attached to '3j ( I*, ) he fore-part of the pole of a car. 2. f: [ar% a>!FT a gamester, a ^a:] dice-rogue, gambler-^w: [a?j- ] a bull or ox yoked o tne pole ol a cart qs [9. a. 3 a court of law 2- depository of egal documents. 3=3^1423 q. v- frej-f<_fa*ii?q!T: : | 3T>in Jlt judge. the axle or its end, the anterior end of the pole of a car- waqfta: -*: a linch-pin, a pin which to the fastens poyoke in P. IV. ?3ii cq^^f/ftjif t(^ qft~///rf. [ P. II- HRm : lo I. ra p to- be a oser (byan unlucky thrOwof dice) *t. TV. ) 3 so as w.= q. v. 6 who well-versed cast of the sageGauofdce.-oi?: lama, founder of the Nyaya system of philosophy, or a follower Of that system ( W *i tin: m: in law, a judge. [*. *.] N n%. widSk. ] Having eyes o*?t: *!: Rv Io. /I. 7. *V1 pi UM? [* " 1 I. in[*v (fiiprCTi"ri^-w^ ] N. of "ft" TV-) fc: jury to the organs. *q 2. the plant degree of pg- ri w: rafnwi. ( latitude.-"*!*: **. |>. . cart-load. -*?: [*. n. ] mad sion for gambling. m* ) a J a pas- [iixi w] any thing as large as dices I dice. moment a 2- Ku. 5. II, K. 151. of v?py seeds, Ms- 6- 6 It is corals, crys- gems &C.-2 N. tals, rubies, iwiii aiafct flffr. of **wr- agmwtqiftai 6. 23. TV. One [ *j : i a wjrti ( l "f"- T.H: ). gambling house, the gambl[snpCT *nrai*-i ui a am Mu. 6. 8. R. 2 56. Unbroken, whole) not cruundivided shed, arena, ! f* Pt. I. I Siva- 2 ThraAsvalayana. shed and winnowed rice dried in the sun (pi.) whole grain, entire unhusked and pounded, rice washed with water, and used as an article of worship in all religious and sacred ceremonies f*'g : i i ruin ^t*g gin- engaged in, addicted to gambling; what has occurred in gambling -n robalan. 51^ perfect skill in, or conversancy with, gambling (Jit. the heart or innermost nature of or gambling ) i aw'rfwi(mit K. 131. - m, ] N. of a free Gaming, game $m playing with dice, a 5 Eunu- *?Wf.-COMP, a- a?jr5t "ift^t ) tied to the cart or its pole >, i. .] caste-, wgl !a?t Ms. 9- fn%: 8i [|tg ?iTi! 1% "iT.i ..] That wich cannot decay\ imperi? i: 6'. 2. 131 Dk. C^TCT 9* inexhaustible. 109 -COMP.-a?* a libation of water mixed with honey and sesamum, ceremonies offered in i'raddha after the ft??H (SJI^^R ' 3 w^- day of the bright the 9th halt of Asvina. ^rge^m *i*jl it^ri 322 s ^V ^9\Br. Ar. Up. In ^ Imperishable, indestrucundecaying, epithet of the Supreme as well as the Individual soul; "ty< ^5ri% Ku- 3. 50-, i a.] tible, . classical literature^ used only in Ihe declension of %. a. [i. a.] i Unfit, tent, unable-, *i^*, incompe- iw.*, qof<.' &c.- Unable to bear or endure, not forbearing, non-forbearinn *r tJm"i?q S. 3 unimpatient! able to brook delay, admitting of no delay, t*$m U'i<*r*5iif: R. 13 16 .-IT [. .] I Impatience, intolerances envy, jealousy siasjw ^iflanfRu utjt: S. I. 8 as if envying ( jealous of) the deer's speed. -2 Anger, passion. i a. ['iftw 9^ I ft"] Unde- caying, exempt^from decay, imperishablei undying- unfailing, inexhaustible, 15. unconcerned the ?< ow wjr.-i. Fixed, firm, unalterable. *: I 5iva- -2 Vi(Spirit;; A sword- -p Sound, word, shnu. 3 speech (Ved-\ t [?I-H*: Un. 3. $: 70, ': A i afg^i '-inftfa 9^ir^3Tirn6t.] letter of the alphabet ; Bg- 10. 33 gifn(mfi, c (6) a syllable) S 2 83, the monosyllable iw*$r Bg. 10. 25, Ms- 278,84- I25(sacred syllable). Hence I ( a ) ' : - - ( c ) a word lectively 25. -, ai|t ; or words, speech col nflws* ^frq^i;i'? rajsw^w^S. 3- U- 4< j .tfoi M- -, jfr.' 3. itai 4.23; itiii>Tv ini"n IT. , Parvtj. a. Devoid of the Ks- Rv89 *?w ). } Steady, firm. not frail or steadfast transitoo ( as gaze or look ). . w^nWi ) ( ? Inopportune, unseasonable. . a The Msa of a festival ob the 7th day of the dark half of Bhadrapada(?) N. women on [ hatriya wv 11 A the hea- shable; well-being wijin!:. ch (also m. ), W A virgin, a maiden not deflowered, blemished or enjoyed; wwm jt ym 5ir<.-2 N. at dice- kind of part of wood relating to a wheel ( **;gfa^t8^: ;] good, \ w$m ^n?g mm ven. : loss or possessing im- ( the qualities). festival falling on the third day of the bright half of Vaisakha ( the first day of OTg* ) which is said to secure permanence to all actions performed on the day ! R.2 21, *i7ivfliT.'moii;5ijnt 7. 2S.-3 Barely (w:)t 3^mr iwi nnw:* said * i Corn, to be also M. ('J^'ifRTTft). grain of any kind- -2 Absence of 5iva : perishable served by I. dice ** ( place of contest, wrestling ground ( H* ft ] i T* virgin, not yet blemished by sexu. al intercourses ST *?!?(wfti%: Ms. 9 1761 q?*rew(wJPrs 10 5. addicted to gambling, fl. 1 an unfair gambler. ing table- 2 w ^viii .-2 N of the 2oth year in the cycle nf jupiterJT ( snjw tyrt )5n:a-ni )N. of a day which is said to confer undying religious merit; si^s fft*3froi ffoiftm wwft ^ 6. 43' 4- 4- of a plant ] ( a ) Uninjured, msjw Tf: Ku. 4. I ] 9 II%O|THI: Dk. 3< Ve. an$r- time of eye. **!*!, gj [wsjnoif Riw-ijj] a rasary, string of beads ( made [* fnw: i i of an twinkling ) ; a- unhurt ( VIII. 2 *8 R. I3--2 or habita3 1 ). v. i 11-2 The Supreme Spirit f%BT?)Tletter ( writing in SJTC A document &c- ), sacred writing general ( in pl.h *Pf W**: SHFOIOTTW i sfwftaii^^ra Poor, without house tion, such as a hermit or n His^* a s)nfwfn i Pti ftfigiH ?g: 3. V 941 2.-3 n^^a-frr The hi- ghest Deity or Godhead, the indestructible Spirit, Brabma (^ ] I. Syllable by syllable. 2 the very letters literally 3i 3. 15; *%% sky.--8 Final beatitude, emancipation from further --9, I a.] [i. meaning 5. 5 a^?r 9*: ^] . %* getting out a differby the omission of a meaning ftolf^wwjH letter (e- g- *r-' where n<3j>?) *'.gj: another meaning may be got by omitting * in *>?!:, i. e. by taking ^q -ffi I a metre regu?g:) Un. I a. Bft'sfawfi J*T );'an 3. P ;-ftj"ft) Ht5 g^f] writing arrangement. j*qs"\m* H: V- 2-2. the alphabet. 3 scripture qm a. : 4 changed to it is ), oculus; Zend ashi^ ] ing; *$r _ *. OMP. iTT^T4>q tNfflHfl R. 67.~^^-~ the eyeball, [f.a.] pupil of the eye. *q: twinkl15. vr a. [ having 5 syllables ("i%i=Gr. pentas five) wj q5<JT ^ frtm st isiK4f'cjt%>: Ait. Br- C<"'^ai'rej'rfir ^tawi^ jprnfrTifa). I visible, prese.ntn 6 N- of a metre of lour lines (fsjq^T ftn^; each having five sylla bles (une dactyl and -one spondee) -)tar a. having a share in the syllables (of a prayer? ). -JjA^r tablet R. 18. 46--"w: [sryniii 3' the letter ' speech ' M. finger "JT?<*r speaking by means o i vfa a. unletfinger signs. teredi illiterate, not knowing how to read or write. Eiiffi:/. [ i. n. distinct articulation of syllables ; TO9T ( mystic [ *. ) the science o syllables theory o ". ] ; sf [ wejnurt naent'ot letters, i.] \f'* 'ror=i "an Dk rankling in the eye. an eye-sore being a thorn in the eye, hated-; ~ at? fff" ?Twt wnr Dk. 1 59 the root of the eye. a. ] the eyelash- [ i. of the eye- 2 a discoat a ], [i?. ease of the eye pertaining to this coat.-qa, a. Ved. fallaing into adv. hence hurtful, the eye, a little, as much as a mote ( as much as could fall into the eye ), [ *. a. -stn ] n. ] Undecayed, per manent, uninjured, unoecaying, I unfailing.^ Water. -2. 100000 million. -CoMp.-fr-5a (aio) N. oflndra, giving permanent help, or having unfailing wealth (?). Water a [^. wj Imperishable. Imperishable nature. %*!!. a. [=. a.] Ved. Not decreasing in wealth) destitute of a . ft:/. dwelling, unsettled (?). . . of a plant, sfwnwfSif Guilandina or Hyperanthera Moringa Sea-salt. See si4f* i: [* . ti Stnz). Ved. a. Not a.] intoxi- jpr^a N. of the tree *.a.] . or ar%s. [ ' (M ar . .Sea-salt[ 3iSr?] according to others Quick ( g: ) a kind of net. fl. [*< I a-] Unbroken, uncurtailed.-2 Not conquered or defeated, successful afgooiigiu?: Ve. I. 2.-3 Not trodden or beaten, unusual, strange; wflt^origcniTwinTTjfa Si. I- 32. being not practised or experienced. -4 inexperienced, not expert. a- [*. a.] Not small or in5: N. of Sivasignificant. ^9^ / [*.".] Absence of hun; ger, satietyI That which tends to cause absence of hunger (Sjnimiflwi yj). -2 Not liable to hunger. Ved. . ' vr a. C w?"' ^fai: ceptible, manifest; ] visible, per- (hence) true rea l .."if^ji [n. a.] collyrium, a kinc of balm (for the eyes).-*: (A also' N. of a plant (q%FTtHfftf used to heal some varieties of the eye-dis yci ease [winging] the eye anc ) . II arrange writing alphabet A vowel, a letter a ( (*, 2 7:,-flT ). cated. The number two; the sun and moon [ cf. L. Ger, auge; Gr. oks ekks, &c. . " The eye ; mp. also of letters! 1556] I swf* (ft) Ms. 3 >ody is indicated as WWWWJTT, otherwise ^r*rajn *i^ie: in Avyayi Co- I f'? a reed or pen n 37jor; &c. ( which ;rasps or sees objects )< changed j 3i$r at the end of a Bah uvrihi '-OMP. /tfl when a limb of the by the number of syllables it contains; 9\* fsuw mxfi ?TI *rr>rtllfl fxT ffIfl^(HTT>i 3tIT?TnaTfTf *>^ 2 of unshaken resolve; reso- y ? a. (* (5) a. , lated ftsu5! of the 8 conditions privileges attached to lande.l n . lut; ( anj' epithet of itngqifiiw ^ft*>^ 257 ( n. _ 5-73i 1 10; sime.Uraes used for food that may be eaten at times unfit for he performance of religious diiies; a class of objects such as cow's milk, ghee, rice, &c^ also H u-^j ent or natural salti tw i5i afrit Se | nln'ST copyist) ,-jftfi, "I*,' COMP. n !nm??nr 2.26.) . writeri a SOi property * 5ojj H.a.] ascribe) tree . Intolerance, non- [^.a.] (of words); w: >ii rainy season. orbearancei envy, jealousy.anger, mpatience. 9 a. [ *"!$! Ji' "^ ] Free from r. Natural salt rtificial salt. in these two senses). -II Nof a plant. Achyranthes Aspera12 A measure of timei equal to one-fifth of a Kashtha. -CoMP i* I of a syllable. 2- alphaa^part bet-*: f. : justice (Ved. f% The ] See under Cantinuance, 10 Right, fa Relating to ] >r Water-7 The permanence. wfym [ letteis or syllables- mjiarwChan. Up.~4 Religious aus6 terily, penance.-- 5 Sacrifice- transmigration. a. To the eyebrows taken collectively.- ai^ *] Destitute of fieldsi * I A bad field a. [* uncultivated511% Ms. 10.71. --2 Not a good geoA bad (fig.) metrical figurr.--3 or receppupil, unworthy recipient tacle (of any thing). --CoMP.n?. . destitute of spiritual knowledge i not knowing the true nature ot the ^nt or body SO tw: ) i . a side-look leer, a look with the eyelids par tially closed. HfsjV ".] Having no master of a field aTH5?i: qi^vwrqw; Ms. sf^i not the field, =i. ; 9. ^ s 49 8 TV. ken. -3 N. of a tree Mar. ifi Si).-2. A a tree bearing an oily JIT walnut , ] 1 aiv: aj^-ajt? ?;*ft i a^;-3)i iMfST?*: fttfnra: $s ( [ <M: m or wandering through mountains wild ( fnftwr ); unrefutecl ( ) ai>- also TV,] 28 everlasting ,-uwbro- 7. ^Unimpaired &C. T*i!TT?J wfp^T JTOIItiT M- 3 never disappointed; ?m nutf5i Ku. "JfS: , Ki. a. w] Not *^ unmoved. tatedi time or season which yields its usual produce of flowers &c{a.) fruitful, bearing fruit in due season- Absence of *: i The tying post Of an ^ tyr&A ftnisin, g^r-tom 3)$fti Ai"&i 53. *. n. ] Immovable, imperliiYosrwra R.I/. turbable wjhw "W I A par44 was unassailable ticular sage ( )H>*t fSpfhiftnfaHMi: ^5mm: mfw TPI^OJ ITJ?T: jRiV^?: agition--2 elephant. . ** short [ tm a. 2 N. ). Buddha. 3 An immense number, said to be 100 rw. COMP. w* [ a$ftara ipi si$rivj ] a sort of *w* or armour referred of a to in Tantras. *. ] =r. [ A buried.- -n:- * pool of water Dk. 3. Not dug an*? Unwearied Rv. I. : i Ved. a. i not lake or especially i natural a bay a pool before a temple- i utfn:-Tv. -Kin: i^or ftrsmpr: A . Vart. ] of 21870 chariots, as many elephantS) 65610 horse, and 109350 footaitf w Unbroken (aw*X $oi a- 31^01 Un- 3. Time- 17 ] unwearied in circuitously, Tortuously. a crooked way Br- ( ^snrifor, , ^tm. Sat TFH-OITT ftftrift I Wrongly ). teeking to hurt an=ojim. penetrating. a. : wrongful way. Going through, n. N. of a ] Buchanania Latifol tree (finw) . . Bad conduct . ( ', ish freak or whim " a . [ <3?-'J7, ken, whole, entirei ) < . Not fatigued Not involving 1. a. [irft-a %a entire, =i. a. ] Unbro. complete aw* H"JWt qrafw S. 2. lo sjw9i : 51^ 2.. with uncliminished orb, full ftfSiiw RfiifRT Ki. 9. 38 lo 63. undisturbed; H: u. 5. 35 of untarnished, unsullied fame i 'Sftf\ the 1 2th day of the bright half of utiuii'} i adv. Uninterruptedly Ki. I. 29. i & i entirely A tree A dog I ): -2 Not in 2 general. trained to the a- Not wearisome, nol ?* continuous flow ol fatigued speech regarded as one of the wants of the Jainas. siwa ind An exclamation of T? to utter this exclamation. joy WWifh; /. Infamy, ill-repute i ; To wind, curli ously, or in a move tortu- zigzag way-2Togo 3TT JTH-i- 1. fT. ] I [ff T^cflfa; to walk, not going, not in a position to go; 3i>F> &q&: i/fifa p Unable 77 Sk--2 Unapprochable-n:. i ;' a- [ =1 liW-i Hr^i=f=fi<j i 05;- Unbroken, not 'capable of being broken or divided, a.] I y.nw epithet of *. [f. *.] I 2 Full, entire-2 Non-refutation.-^: **fa entire, Not breaking, leaving a. [ r. T ] i Time Unbroken, i \ A mountain; also a Mahanataka--3 snake.-4The sun (*i T*sfit ar^Tfji . a. 5 IR! [=nfw qw] ttitt i ; rfl hiTt i wuci, ] medicine, a medicinal drug; fr% ft nTSIH^HtOHl^: 29 If i^ldtww ; qj^ pr fj 4^irfiir 'not going', the earth by its diurnal rotation causing day and night), -5 water-jar, as in'iTiwi (j?ffM).-6 The number seven (from the seven 3ii^c?s) -Comp. -*Tff^r the daughter of themountain, N. of Parvat--">r *w m. [ am; qia: ati^t iw ]j T. a * A - mountain-dweller- 2. a bird(t^ra'r) 3-the animal vw supposed to have 8 legs. 4. a lion.-^. arat 3TITB i sisr j.) rt.(>m vaar?iproduced on a mountain or from'atree roaming i , ftifo^ 218-2 Health, freedom from aftr=it^T^"> ftar ^r * T%rasi i?jf?t: ^5 JJiawm frqi^^t w4 Ms- 11. 238 (aw?: i^im^: f? Ms. /. disease ; i qR3 Kull. )-3 The science of antidotes,- one of -the 8 parts of medical science. VI. 3. Den- 70] P. A physician? To have good health. STIR a. awr Not STIT [ . fit q. v. => "igR^ft, iR-ia, to be walked *i. in or a. J app- roached, unapproachable, inacces(lit. & fig.); qWwiwre*: &c. -2 inconceivable, incomprehensi. ble; fm: God transcends mind (conception or thought ) ni: sible ^niT fsrflY^Tiit: Si. 3. 59- See under i r f also--Comp-- tt a- of unsurpassed or inconceivable naHI^'RTI form, &c- ture, it q^'ff Hflrfwnr KI. 1-9. aiinn A woman not deserving to approached (for co-habitation), one of the low castes; f it n TR irm n;r *i nnww?i*e .* undivided.-2 Uninterrupted, perpetual, undistun ed, continuous frfavn Mu. i m 63-2 stone; Hfn A *ft. Healthy, sound, free from disease, in good health I 4. ; See 64. (m) * fl i Helpless, without any resort or resourse ( 9i^rnr^n^rr Dk. 9 4^?nnpri *m\ Y- 1. 346 the last resource or shift* ** a- disgraceful, disreputable. Si- 5. fcwjftfll *T^T, 3. Ram- mgrirar Ku. fra^ affliction.-?: [ *rfta uncultivated or fallow, ploughed (landM^anrw^. the universal spirit. VI. of re1 (lit. 'WOTTW win A i . *?=? ' wr TV. oft complete a^f^rg < I Want , Whole, with B* Ms. I. 59 fa$, ) . M,il- w*i* under their a. a child- m in)tmm<M , <j-3iir n. [ Ved- ??; * in a of access (wwj i ] necessity.-2 Want & fig.); anfl** * Mb. in chase. Ved. aifJiTT ind. wl '-wfirta yrs-fi [ wira: /. =). a. [ sort or recourse, ; 38. II, I VI. 1 89 large army consisting Not ] sii fatigue. P. er. ; [ftr course. *! [!..] or wearied 2 *fo ;r. worthless, immaterial- Not dwarfish, [ T. n. ] stunted not small, great or^ awoi i 3?$fb--q"rprr a. 51. tree. I Countless, <J. immense; ""Wfmn!T)TOT Dk. I.-2 Not deserving to be counted (a?g 13) * agi- fflLif. [ A going, -*B: written as a?te--? . 36.(-* Jbitumen. 1. -ijir illicit intercourse.-'Tft'i. . practising illicit intercourse -'"'ffa a. relating to illicit intercou'fr* sei 1- J (in) H^^HIJ^ Ms 170. I A kind of grass or plant commonly . (^*- called DeptarSerratus- It is said to the be an antidote against poison j^r) Andropogon 9 of rats and mice -2 Any substance that removes poison (fa^Tf'g^nrra). *T5 . [=1 ftrfcTi IT-3-, 5?. 3.] At;allochum, Amyris Agallocha- Without good awc3i% a Ved. pasture grou'nds for cattle, barren Rv. 6 47. 20. ififT [fttqTK>T Un- 4. 3TJT 179; or art or wr: jr a^ RJJPT: HITS: 5^TTt?!j;] i itcher-born,' N. r>f a celebrated ^?/shi or sage. -2 of the starCanopus, of which Agastya is the regent .-3 N. of a plant (5*1*0 Sesbana (or ./Eschynomene) Grar.diflora- [ The Sage T<JHII% *arr%, Tf^-^j 'r N Agasty! isaveiy reputed personage in H indu mythology. In the Rigveda he and Vasisfha are siidtobe the off-spring of Mil ra and Varu';a, whose seed fell from them at the Sight of the lovely nymph Urva5/ at a sacrificial sessior Part of the see fell inlo a jar and part into water* from the former arose Agastya who is, therefore, called Kumbhayoni, . 1 Kumbha janm an ,Gha/odbhava,Kalasayoni &c from the latter Vasish/ha From his perentage Agas>tya : Maitravarufti, AurvaSeya, and, as he was very small when he wasborn, he is ahocalled is also called Manya He is represented to have humbled he Vindhya mountains by making them prostrate themselves before him when they tried to higher and higher till they wellnigh occupied the sun's disc and obstructed his path, See Vtndhya. (This fable is supposedly some to typify the progress of the /Jryas towards the south in their conquest ri-.e and civilisation of India, the humbling cf the mountain standing metaphorically for the lemoval of phy- He is sical obstacles in their way-) of a ram, and destroyed by a flash of his eye the Rakshasa's brother to avenge him- In the course of his wanderings Rama wiih his wife and brother came to the hermitage of Agastya who received him with the greatest kindness and became his friend, adviser and protector- He gave R.ima the bow of Vishnu and accompanied him to Ayodhya when he was restored to his kingdom after his exile of 14 years The superhuman power which the sage possessed is also represented by another legend, according to which he turned king Nahusha into a-serpent and afterto his proper form. In the south he is usually regarded as the first teacher of science and literature to the primit ve Dravidian tribes, and his era is wards restored him placed by Dr- Caldwell inthe7thor 6th century B- C- The Puraas represent Agastya as the son of Pulas tya (the sage from whom the Rakshasas sprang) and Havirbhuva the daughter of Kardama- Severn! 'hymn-seers' are mentioned in his family, such as his twos jns, Indrabahu, Mayobhuva and Mahen.ira, also others who served to perpetuate the family- The sage is represented as a great philosopher, benevolent and kind-hearte ., unsurpassed in the science of archery and to have taken a principal part in the colonisation of the souih, ?%otr t R % Ram- i RT$1T *WH ftwrerariquf*: 7. 14-3 T5flt A i ii : 6. 6l, Mv- female descendant of Agastya. dwelt in a hermitage on mits of the south- He kept under control theevil spirits who infested the south and a legend relates how he once ate up a Rakshasa named Vatapi. who had assumed the form 2 Toir: Ak- un athomable, inconiprehensiole, inscrutable. t:^ a dtep hole or cha m. ^: N- of one of the 5 fires at the ^ifiwt -COMP- 5T: Gr- agathos}. [cf. [3TTr4 5T a jf^] pool or pond, deep-lake- [wn ^ A house; Ms. 9-265; ^tff^ an incei diary 158, See *rmrc. \ TV-] ' s. 3. TV.] i.Heaven-2 The sun or Rakshasa-COMP. *>- A fire?-j dwelling in the heavea (as a god)i Rv. I- 135. 9; not to be stopped by threatening shouts (.?) Ved. cow of Wicked or 3: (?J. i Darkness. Dest I : - rays; poor-3 N. of Rahu.-2 a- I Destitute of attributes (referring to God) -2 Having no good qualities, worthless; M. 3, Mk. 4-22 or ?ir: : fault, defect, mi&lTfo 5T^ wjurririT- demerit, vice' tr JOTTTOITT, a [=t. ] A flsp *rtf Ms. 3 22) moTr knowing rnerit and demeritijSj-if fs Bh- 2. 55;3PT>5 3 Ki-6. 21 vices.-CoSp. fr: 1 , cf. R. 4- 21. WJ5 wrw^v^w; $-5*w$- *H:. 2. the Jt\\ day of the dark half of Bhayira- "far [wiw^ nrai ftai*?: ] N- of a sort of ftar mentioned a- [* a.] i Not neavy, -2 (in prosody) Short.-3 light. Having no teacher-4 One different from a teacher. f. ;/. (m- also) |>3WTT!i] The fragrant aloe wood and treei That Aquiluria Agallocha 2 which yields Bdell um, Amyris Agailocha--3 The Sisu tree I See above. -2 N- He |TFr^Tfwr 'TT'ft I ana R- of Siva. -JOMP. I^T: i. the rise of Canopus which takes place about the end of Bhadra! with the rise f this star the wa ers become clear; mount Kunjara to the south of the Vindhya and was chief of the her- iwr fault-finding, censorious! not appreciating merits- }i?* a of a worhless character- also fwB: gwWTrajft 4. 44j c f- , part- , "r^i a. another fable according to which he drank uptheocean because it had offended him and because he wished to help Indra and the gods in the three worlds in various ways. His wife wasLopaimidra- She was also called KausAak/ and Varapi ada. Sheborehim two sons, Dndhasya and D/i . who attempted also known by the names of Vitabdhi, Samudra-chuluka &c- from their wars with a class of demons called Kaleyas who had hid themselves in the waters and oppressed I- 52-, (fig.) profound, sound, v?ry deep, -"aw Mk. g I- 3- R 6.21; so'Sfrf, gf^i great a j -COMP. f?i?rqT [3T2?: %?Tcfr Rb-zr^q^.] the r Sisu a sort of perfumea- Not hidden, or concealed, manifest, clear; e^rf Ku. 5. 62. -COMP- w a- having an uncon- Bhara'a 5aitiparvani (pi.) ix [". a.] the Agastya's hymn course of Canopus, the lime of its rise which ush.rs the Sarat season and then everything on ear h assumes a lovely appearance. rfK N. of a celebrated Tirtha in the south, -vz: N. of a holy place on the Himalaya. B'rprr Agastya's col- cealed smell- (-3:) Asafostida (the smell of which is not easily conwf a I- haying an open cealed). or unreserved disposition. 2. having-an obvious meaning or import- lection of law. conceivable. in the *w a- a [f .a ] Ved- I Not seized or overcome! unsubdued"Hl?iq of unsubdued splendour--2 In- Ved. Not going. WTI a. [iK^-nftBfrt BT^H. .] Unfathomable, very deep, bottomless i *^: [* ] derer, a hermit A houseless wan- Imperceptible a- by the senses, not obviouv see Tt*u-,3r*mwr*rt ?wrJTn^r?iiT Dk 169 beyond the power of words, indescribable> t I Anything beyond the cognizance of the senses -2 Not bein^ w seen rr _bserved,or known; VI- 2 without **n. Pt- 2- -3 Kr- 17 IIscrnft infr* Ved- Want of cows or the knowledge Brahma; imffm ofi at ^ft rayS or praisea. Ved- Without a cowherd; 'tt Ved- Not disdainingj a- 3"fr5r a- Not to be concealed or coveredi bright. wif: [shift ?xS Un 4- 50, or fr. a^t. 'to go.'] I Fire &c -2 The <*V, f*m", *ite, SIT*', god of fire--3 Sacrificial fire of three kinds (ii?<w, w^fiir and n< i fqm I TT^WT s jw$!nrR*2 snffiT tr u Ms. 2- 23I--4 The fire of the stomach, digestive faculty, gastric fluid--5 Bi e (irtf!ai 5^T9m?Tm5iim^jt a^jra 3K ^ST: fEHr js?roj<0- -6 Cauterization (wfiMi,). -7 Gold -8 The number three. -Q N, ofvari ! ous plants: (fl)ft^R Plumbago Zeylanica; (b) *wfa**ii (c) WcPf; Semicarpus Aiiacardiums (rf)Tfl^Citrus Acida.-IO mystical substitute A for the letter as first r In DvandvaCOMPwith names of dei- member ties, and m with particular words is change.'! to aw, as "fts^, *I^T, or to 8nfi, *<*&*, "vswi, ^rli [cf L- /is.] [Agni i5 the god of Fire, the Ign's of the Latins and Ogni of the Slavonians. He is one of the most prominent deities of the Rigveda. He is an immortal, has taken his abode among mortals as their guest; he is the domestic priest, the successful accomplisher and protector of all ceremonies; he is also the religious leader and preceptor of the gods, a swift mes- up senger employed to announce to the immortals the hymns and to convey to them the oblations of their worshippers, and to bring them down from the sky to the place of sacrifice- He is sometimes regarded as the mouth and the tongue ds and men through which both participate in the sacrifices. He is the lord, protector and leader of people, monarch of men, the lord of the house, friendly to mankind, and his threefold manifestations as the sun in heaven, lightning in the atmosphere, and as ordinary fire on the earth, although the three appearances are also elsewhere otherwise explained- His epithets are numberless and for the most part descriptive o f his physical characteristics: arw, praise- **T: sidered to ha vebet-n brought down from heaven or generated by Indra between twoclouds or stones, created by Dyau, or fashioned by the gods collectively- In some passages he is represented as having a triple existence, which may mean like a father, mother, brother represented as being pro- &c He is duced by the attrition of two pieces of fuel which are regarded as husband and wife- Sometimes he is con- carrying a flaming javelin- borne direction is still known as Agneyi. The Mahi become du'l by devouring many oblations at the several sacrifices made by 'king .Svetaki.but he recruited his strength by devouring the whole Kh(/Hrcst; for the story see the w< rd oi?a]. COMP- w 5Tra and 7 hands. The highest divine functions are ascribed to Agni. He is said to have spread out the 9a'yA'fjm*rTf> R. mit of the sky, the centre of the earth. Earth, Heaven and all beHe ings obey his commandsknows and sees all worlds orcreaturcs and witnesses all their actions- The worshippers of Agni prosper, they are long. He is the wealthy and live protector of that takes care to bring him fuel. He gives him riches and no one man who can overcome him who sacrifices to this god- He confers, and is the guardian of immortality. He is like a water-trough in a desert and all blessings issue from himHe is therefore constantly supplicated for all kinds of boons, riches, food, deliverance from enemies and demons, poverty, reproach, childlessness, hunger &c- Agni is also associated with Indra in different hymns and the two gods are said to be twin brothers. Such is the Vedic conception of Agni' but in the course of mytho- logical personifications he ap tears as the eldest son of Brahma and is called Abhim<m; [Vishnu Puniwa]. His wi/e wasSvahrt; by her he had sons-Pavaka, Pavamna and and these had forty five sons: a [together 49 persons who are considered identical with the 49 3 Suchi; fires- He is afso represented as a son of Angira"s, as a king of thePitn'sor Manes, as a Marut and as a grandson uf Sawi/ila, and also as a starThe Harivamsa describes him as clothed in black, having smoke for his standard and head-piece and is ed by a ram and sometimes he is re presented as r ding on that animal Agni was appointed by Brahmrt as the severe gu of the quarter between t e south and east, whence the &c- In a celebrated passage he is said to have 4 horns, 3 feet, 2 heads, two worlds and produced them, to have supported heaven, formed the mundane regions and luminaries of heaven, to have begotten Mitra and caused the sun to ascend the sky- He is the head and sum- He chariot drawn by red horses and the 7 winds are the wheels of his car- He is accompaniin a iatRrwma ajmi (wr) iTf-T:,-aii a.] a fire-sanctuary, house or place f r keeping the sacred fire; 5 25. WTR w tire- missile, a rocket. a. pufBof the nature of fire; Hfmji?m aw] TFT^T st, "*: wr^.-air'jrf consecrating mr^: [wfnu^H >K1 a Br/ihmana who maintains the so *rf?f%, fire; the sacred (-^JIHH. wr%-T: srimrawti: p. \\. 2.37.) fire- [irfYcngsfr ipf, one who maintains the sacred fire; See Mif^irffl. $\in. <,auna;> [arfa 3-gJ H H'r-t] 'he priest who kindles the sacied fire (mostly [aTfflftB'^ ;?*) kindling the f}enR8* of a Ved.) ^w; Mnntra-C-*) fire 3-TTf: [W";HI ] a fiery portent, &c- In B/-/. S. 33. of five kinds: fyti frr; arftfrn: meteor, comet it is N said to be sm ftsi: n Different from the appearances of these portents, according to the nature of their colour, position &c 3^ fruits are said to result : two ara/s. 2- faking out, before sun-rise, the sacred fire from iis cover of ashes previous to a sacri3T> ' i Mantra or hymn witli which Agni is worshipped (wftwrtfaWhr).-^: [arftfSwjfifJ *JTT an a spark- incendiary ^u;,~ ^<^. [uifrfi'i H.FT.] action of fire- cauterization. 2. oblation to Agni, worship of Agni (snW)?); so ^n^ offering oblations to fire, feeding fire with ghee &c-; mf^HRip?: K- 16 Tra? Ta 39, Ms. 3. 69, Y- I- 25- <*T a part (or appearance) of fire; te varieties are mentioned n-jjirf%^m fcrft;ft 5^1I- 3. i firaT n i gwi: g^or -^ftw &i% UTTHT ^W<MH' [ 37TS ^rtril ?K^T 37W^ a^B^r srcf; ) . ^'.5t "jw ] i. the means of consecrating the sacred fire, the rik called vwrs which begins with arm 11 5% y> =fflif,T?J 2. -I'-l. Jrraoi *J3P: [ air Agallochum ] f *7 [ V?T: -f r? 5^1 J^VTO c 3i?T- -RT.-m^ 2. rjRITr=H?J } | -gjT : t N . of Kartti- keya said to be born from fire, See rRfor. 2 a kind of preparation of medicinal drugs *r [ 9 ^] I. smoke, 2 N. of two Rakshasas on the side of Ravana and killed by Rama *"**:, --fy* south-east corner by Agin stf *r>: fc having *,-3na { i gold; ) having n V so receptacle for keeping, the sacred house of an v fiery tongue- fire, tlie fire for tonguespf Agni 3- *'.IWT taining the sacred fire; d 55 ?^:= ^(n^^i. t"h^TH; f fm* ftri& ^wr] ol the plant arTSjTTi. 3? a- f arffnar JRJT ~| having Agni for the leader or conveyer of oblations, an epithet of y god in general i. the word A gn.2. fire-place 4. of a plant -imai.Tgs-m care of the sacred fire, worshi i^of fire, offering oblations ; - ^ ^w" N-of a plant JHT )^ of ^another WT-TWT; i the . the tongue, epithet of a god or of Vishnu in the boar incarnation. (-*r?r) i. a tongue % or flame of fire. 2. one of the 7 a firebrand, lighted wi p of straw. * OTt'iawm ^y] ail cnc osec] , pace for keeping the fire, n fire-vessel. fw:,-^i:, Vishnu. 3- '),*>'- an 51 P!M fl U ( jT<^TT r"'?r^T^ ***) ^Trai i. -^ Q TTif f^ccj^jf f f^Tr-jf the flame or glow of j* "frre. 2- [snVniffocr r^rar ^zn; rj ^f. of a plant with red blossoms.chiefly U d by f yeiS> G rislea Tomenu>sa ruled over ( N *?: - ju . ^wi's'Trtfi^^n Ms 2. 67. <mthe whole sacrificial apparatus qjj ITTjmR^B* .Ms- 6. 4. -oftwf enclosing the sacrificial fire with a "kind of screen. -qfi?-rt C 5. n. ] ordeal by firc.-'J'I'T: [arfHHitw qf a: a volcano. -g^s: J [ar^: ^i^'^y^^^xtffjiTj jj^^jE g^ ~] tail or ba^k part of the sacrificial place; the ex- ' :__ N j f^n ft -5 ram fifar JIT?; a. ] i. [arfiw obsequies, funeral branding; wiT [ ceremonies. 2. ^ y. 3. 284. ^sirraf^i'Jrg a ?r. lire-works, illumi- ] TH nations- am [ vfa'n ,j. nant with or containing ing fire in the inferior S- 4. 3. (-*t ; ] preg- fire, hav- 2.glowine,shinisng or burning like 3r?wj -T ^a- having the lustre or power of fire n^lffrrtoft RT ). \ (-^r t ne lustre of fire. (-HW.) N.oft.neofthe 7 R/shis -of the nth Manvantara. -5* the three fires, See tinder *i'f JTI^T ) [ arfirfisr having the warmth practising austerities by means of fire-rrw a- [w^rw: aojet] I practicing vtry austere penance, standing in the midst of the five fires "^"tfc^J of fire, tm wi ] N. of the plant Agnijara 2. the sun siOne, name of a crystal supposed to contain and give out fire when touched by the rays of the sun cf. S. 2 7. 3. the sacrificial I. i i which, when churn-ed, gives out fire- (-*T?)I. N of the Sam/ plant as containing fire (the story of how Agni was discovered to exist in the interior of the Sam/ rkeifcTqarfa aqr: -. neral nile fire was thence called 3g?ar ). 3 N. o f plant f^^-fit-n^,^ 9nr ( ^f^, the ITHT namnfr w: *rrfi. of the fiT: T ).-gj [aifjinfaqp'^t : work that treats worship of Agni &c-j* the ff.] >fl .j 3 Kind ot mccli- cinal preparation of ghee used to stimulate the digestive power.-raq; one who has kept the sacred iram: Bfwriipinfnq R. g. 25 - 2- 91.] fire"; *":, 'I*, -mir ing the sacred arranging or keepfire (an^rwr ) f*?^- 3. 3- a heap of fire.-rV^JT iryr tjiq g; [arft^q^ arc^j- ata^ta q^rjr fv. arfJniT^ or > 2. N- of Karttikeya afii^iaTW ^ -m^r *Tsc*r- iff put into the mouth, becausede- fire, especially the nuptial fire.-n[H. ?T.J entering the fire, s.lf-immolation of a wklow on the funeral pile of her husband. n**- kept up the household flame and presented oblations to fire ;nu ^$r:-5H- cotic plant, $i violation of the duties ofasa- So'anum Iacquini.-?m 15^^ ^rft] on.- who [ peforms the last (funeral) ceremonies of a -~~ * crificer 3TJT; which is active^ state of digestion. a. [ aTfff^cr 55 srSiji; IKST ^T ] ^?l having Agni for f a n.essengeri said the sacrifice or the deity invokec' TW g ?rrt *if&&rfw**\ aitfia: 10- 14. _I3 -^nrjr [ srftire ?^:J Agni a Ry i a branded --^: worshipper of Agni.--^m fa?fii'?m uwr: ] the third lunarmanfion, the Pleiades(fii%*r). aw fj arflnSTti^sftjT'i; ] the place or [ arfir a flint, a stone pro[ar&Tffa fr&fire^-^rf: f%s?m(ij 1. smoke 2 N. of a son of the first Manu of a son of ST* i. Priyavrata and Kamya. the seed of Agni ( fig. ) gol ; ; aid to stimulate digestion / JTWf: wait ^r] ducing lating digestion, ftomachic.tonic?TH a. [g a. ] glowing, set on fire, blazing. (-HT ) vfMrafati) ^m; St5^ r iwr: ] N- of a plant ^rtaOTtft war, -J'TTH: (aiij(|Tnrwtn); "q^^cr Mb. r *itar .'n'l( man 1 having ajfW^iT. ",-T?T a- produced by or from fire, born from fire- ( *:,-WPT: ) I. N of the f 278; *rff- ; stitute of issue (?); (pi.) a class of Manes or Pitris, who when alive, ffcrnrSr ftfr be 14500. Its contents are varied. has portions on ritual and mystic worship, cosmical[descriptions, chapters on the duties of Kings and the art of war -a chapter on law,some chapters on Medicine and some treatises on Rhetoric, Pr sody, Grammar, Yo^ a.Brahmavidya &C.&C.HI*ti bringing out the sacrificial fire and consecra'ing it according to the proper ritual nfagt consecration of Vayu. 2. burnt with fire. burnt at once without having ; * p. m. j. 132. 2. (-*T:-U*: ) the Mantra used jn this operation. ; ff^fi It so *?TT 74 jurnt on the fu2. arfilRT him in the two- fold knowledge of Brahma. Its stanzas are said :o giving or supplying with fire. 2. tonic, stomachic,producingappetite, stimulatingdigestion.3, i cend- iMs.Q. of fire.-guor [ one of the 18 Puranas ascribed to Vyasa. It derives its name fromitshavingbeencon-municated originally by Agni to the sage Vasishta for the purpose Of instructing STTOT] I HW^TTfi TUT uwt HTJ when the Ganges threw the sen en of Siva out on the Meru mountain, whatever on was irradiated by its became gold and the earth tinction as fire. amr. ^rai: j3s lustre, (Tqr:)I-,ot ( pjant is told in chap- 35. of aigsnfRi* in Mb.). 2. N. of the earth ( ar&: earth &c. nfufhi fl of the letter iT-^i 2' ] N- I *..**[ aifflfa urm ; 'shining like fire', gold. of the constellation $%w. i. -^ water. 2 gold. n. [arTlH^ra; *}- produced from fire (-:) i. fire-born', N- of JCarttikeya. 2. Nwro w ho was of a teacher taught by Agni. 3. (Arith ) six-5jra a- produced from fiie. (-W:) fifif^] ' ( ) 12 of ^a jw] 'N(pupil of the last Tirthankara / the lustre cr might of fire. a Ved rwfafhr s 13 ^ wi . the sacrificer who churns the fuelstick. 1. the Mantra used in this operation, or the ^m itself.-**:: -*> or the fire by friction 1. N- operation. TfBwnw tree a of , this <. Mar. a^rg- ( Premrra Spinosa | ang af^ra^ ).-rtei slow- ) ness of digestion, loss of appetite * dyspepsia -T?T%: [ wft "TO TO< s^OTt ?i%: ?TJ ^i fg^w 5. 1?u^r =?r: TV. ] N. of the sage Agastya. -m*: N. of a king of the Sunga dynasty, son of Pushpamitia who must have nourished before 1 50 B. C- -the usually accepted date of Patanjali-as the latter mentions by name. -S *: a. having Agni at the head. (-:) [*m- y*^ 1 ^jrfm *o] i. a deity, god, ( for the gods receive oblation* through Agni who is therefore said to be mouth; wft^n their nw M"!' *ftt* $ Wj for created be- Ararat &c.- or wfft|fc fire is said to have been fore all other gods [srorgrf s- ) 2. one who maintains the sacred tire ( wftr^tfgx ). 3.3 ursniTPft zrro Brahmana ] in general ( (aii'St: Agni shining 'ike fire -*rrm: [ sfft: rra. a. ] the sun-st ne.-^H " in sgJtnr.' w:) the might or power of gold i^jw mystery of (worshipping &c.) Agnii N. of the tenth book of the Satanatha Biahmana -TTfJr: a heap of fire, burning 2. i producing Mantra used by name a scarlet insect [. *mnpfnim iw, for Brahmanas are said to be w<*w.'). 4.N. of two plants ftre* Plumbago Zey lanica and gra 3. N of the piles?! [37fjif^ trjfrf^jr-*] plant nmr^^i or "tH ^tjraoi IET a. ). of QarW?*r ^ti aoir rw] fire-shaped; the nature of fire- (-$) the nature of fire. ^THw. the seed of Agni; (hence) gofd nr?oTT [arftrr^ ?i^fit| a hard inflammatory swel^-iSift] ling in the armpit.^: the world of Agni, which is situated below the summit of MeruunthePuranas it r- QwrsHr ?^ 5^"? ziw] glowing or bright like fire. (-.) the lustre of Agni. (-rn.)N- of a teacher of the Puranas sot a- [sr&ftr 5"ff rw] ol a- hot, fire"; . fiery; Ms. ST 91; (-01:) I- epithet of a Pt bug I. (T) [ arfjrft^ WT:, fitrrf^.?^) i. N. of a plant ngpF* (Mar. ftrr, ft^rcn) and cwn^^i ( fgqamsr ). 2. N. of the g<9jni GSyatn Mantra ( er , ITOT; <jc4ftis;iT ^ nftti jisior sriffw *pa B, sifter :fr m a ). -9? a. ti. ragm mkitchen atm 5^ 5Wt; HI ] Ved. made insane [?..] or stupefied by lighlnir- or -ft"* causing the sacrificial tobl zeup. orp eserving fire or !?cri ]. fire. N- of a prince.son of Suda- race, of a 2- See R. a tonic- regimen, consecrating . Mantra securing for Agni protection from evil spirits & c 3. the house of an wm^ -?*:-*3rr m r] 2- ^ fa T&&. gl Ii! e Agni) "**] garment. having a red (pure (-) a pure ST? a. i. argmiroi^ gr] [srfS smoke- wr 2 g^ T^ ?IT^ by bright as J fire . pilowf *t T- *: the wind. the wild pigeon (smO- 2- *w a. smoke. 3 sprung or produced from kecoloured) [<*. f.] wild I. fire-(-5:) safflower- 2- lymph, result of digestion (-*) a goat. taking the sacrificial fire from Hfw?q.2. offering obla lions to fire; H?*TTSsn^WT K. 348 I. wfisr to the *ftJ i. gold. power or might of Agni. of an an tor. [w^mr 5^] N. cient medical a S. 5 ; keeping the ? V. 3. authority; fire-sanctuary; a house or place fo sac r ed fire; 5tJT a- [wrafhr very passiona'e (-m.) N. of a sage. ^i %wi tliw a irw] fiery, fire-crested ^ 15 4.I2;T'rf^t I.i R I ?r?oi lifjzrr. H- V- I. HI* [arft srt IBI srfzfmKW^T^, a Hrrf?rr?^irs[ TV.] II. 48 HatttTtj5>fti of medical preparation for the power or essence of 2. a girdle fire.-^? a thread of fire ofsacrficial grass (mrffirasi) put upon a young Biahmana at the time of investiture. ?H*i: I. stopping the burning power of Agni 2N. of a mantra used in this operation. 3 N- of a medicine so used. s' rt eyes. (-*:-<) m *5% (wfirga:) wmft fjq agoat(gm). f^m- I. one who kt.ows_the mystery about Agni. 2 an armfTf^q. v. fWii'i ceremon) ol lowering the sacrificial firef^4: pain from an inflamed tu mour, inflammation. ft?*of, -fffn a . di< garment- fire the sacred (domestic) [ srTriT^ a- ires purified- ^3 92. King of the solar 19 3- the colour of 3 fire- (-IT) a strong liquor. stimulating digestion, tonic rsana. a of powder or sort l?r prescribed as a tonic by ^nfi^. 6. 'fire-momhed', sharp-biting, an , I?JIT^, *^] Hire's [arfJi: goldor flrfy- keeping fire for a witness, Min the presence of fire; Sala tree, Shorea Robusta- 2. the resinous juice of it <JT^T a. [ 5 Menispermum careful service or woiship of fire. a fire-crested. (-^:) NT of the jfitr & afmaT trees- (-? ) gold- . the co' our of Semicannis Anacnrdium sj^TcMrtta^Uflflif**!, ) ) Svaha, the daughter Daksha and wife of A_ I. ^ N- of two plants ?.tri(Mar. Gl .riosa Superba; of another plant ( Mr. also ^ r- ing on the funeral smrtfirld f^ IT) VIb 5t? ^TTT Dk- 169; 11 ?T %iifis(lrd*t! ! a?r^: IMs. 5- 69, R- 12. 56 is it to the south of plant. $. saffron. 6. I- saffron. 2 golda flame; jftmmwm: j- (-J rrirarfsj. said to be while in the aftfhj, Kaj/ Khanda in the an . afflower K. 252.-ft-a. [aritft^www] glowing like fire, &clighted by Agni.-CT., |r,-^ 8ee~-*spt ^J*7 &c.-^r?H: I- conservation of fire- 2. hallowing or consecrating by means of tire^; burn- be is sai.l to Ram- (-^:) I. a a rocket, fiery arrowt arrow in 4. general- amp- 2 ^ra] Agnishtoma the fjmft: first ^^5^; ^ day of the sacrifice; N. of a por- tion of that sacrifice which extends over one day; fi^lfa ;rr * i m 1 Ms75--^*? C !^) firgsn^ I. =i^[wra: fg*'TrTS5f;?g>;=Taw sfT 2 N. of a son of the sixth Manu. H. n ^] 1 -WTH; ( gfa: ) w?r: ^stf: ^gi^Htusr [ T? ] N. of a protracted ceremony or sacrificial rite exrending over several days in spring and forming an 2. essential part of the 5ftfSgtr. a Mantra or Kalpa with reference J *t rft Hf:':j to this sacrifice; HPI s^wm, 8 tfftv:- w: 1'- IV. 3- N of the son of the 66. VSrt. 3. sixth Manu 4. a species of the a part of the Soma plant; am\ Sama Veda chanted at ion of the Agnishtoma a. ( B ) [ wi?1 ced in, the conclussacrifice -OT wrgrifti wr-s irt ] plaor near the fire. -oven 13 an iron frying-pan (-S: ) arwrsf which of in the i nth Yupa the sacrifice the 21 is nearest the written both a and 5mrT ) pi. ) [ wnra: /. e. i%w,<^Hrtitj gg ara irt"T strf ?t ] Nof a class of itri's or. Manes whoj fire- all rrrr: f ing fire or enjoying it -2 Maintaining the sacrficial fires ft 9f*r Ms. 3. good digestion TBfHsi^^snrfiT? Having a J ( I when living on earth, maintaine the sacre or domestic fire, but who d d not p rform the AgnishI 1 toma and other Manes and Brahmanas ndants of Mairchi, Ms of gods and also as desce- IQS 3. t They sacrifices. are regarded as ind. To the slate of fire used in comp. with f 'to burn,' to consign to flames'i WTOihurinnff:far M. 5* T ir^tr ?ruwficrr?i R 8 72; "globe burnt. TV.] I also called S^T who tj- il~of a priest, kindles the sacred f sra TWI: araw: (srf?r arc- cred fireand offering oblation toil; irra fmrsfwi; ifwSmr arftrf rafirm or the sacred fire itselfi ]| K. 265 frat ?TPJ Ms. n. 36 3gqi?f 42; wr 31?S?T "tor Ms 5. 167. 6 4. Y. I. 9The time of throwing oblations into the fire is, as ordained by the fl^ st*r 35sun himself, evening mt Q?rk nwSf^ra;. ) Agnihotra is T=TF*T of two kinds of constant TftCTg f Situated near the -3] firei ( 'front' 'tip' &c.) e. g, ; . most lotus Ku. Hraftwurfrsf i. jfrfir destined ) for, ( -K ) aconnected Agni and Somai "jriq^ bringAgni and Somai a cere- mony in the rttftflw sacrifices (*-ft) the rik or t'i^/ used in consecra- ting them. front, before, ahead=-CoMP. wg: [ars *n5ft;] the focal point ai? [^f.] sharp or pointed vision,side. look Ram. : sacrificing to ?^fr ( oft ) a ] a dle usecMn sacrificial libations, or wftfWlftiw*n TV. See f>finrfpJTT, g offering the srfjr^i J aBifi?T: invocation or Agni , ^ ^ i oblation connected with srilr^W. -?rm a. [ srrlrftw -wmu JM ] I. one who practises the Agnihotra, or consecrates and mainta ns the sacred fire- 2. one who has prepared the sacrificial place. smV^.f^] [ The wife of Agni and goddess of Fire, SvahiShe is said to be a daughter of Daksha she longed to be the wife of Agni, and Skanda was pleased to give her a place with Agni at every sacrificial act g i ( i*ftaw: making libations with the cake sacred to Agni and Soma; ^35: a victim sacred to them; "gFif?i: an oblation sacred to them &c. , n . Battle, conffict, 2 The Treta age *ffri^: [ N- of an ; foremost, chief, bes wh ) f . SiWlq; TV. consecrates the sacred Ved. ?]; a. w P.V111. : 2. ] One fire. [ afit: 15 ] pro- minent, principal, pre-eminent; "ii?^f chief queen; 3Tfljimsrr M. i front (and hence, fresh)breeze;"3Tr^rff chief seat, seat of honour Mu. I. 12. -2 Excessive, over and above ; surplus; supernumerary, projecting (*fw ).-v I (a) The foremost or topmost point, tip, point ( opp. ^, WOT ) (I g. ) sharpness, keen ess; s . Ms. 84; ^si'f fif ^*, tip of the noses roit vi fiot II. rli*t &c. ITff^" &c. ?E- ; i P- 346 stood on the tii^of the tongue; gw faar Tm?ri^Ci N. v i. 5. Top, summit, surface; *ST', ^a, &C.-2 front, vans aw y put in the front or at the head fim& ?^art Pt 4 See ii.-3 The best of any kind; n^ds^V^ supply. I. Hav 3 * 3T*ft^ ] i. that offered or supplied. 2 which is first q. v. 2. e focal point. t line.ofhair; 't w of chariots! Superiority, excel- Ms. excess, surplus; I. *n?r front %?r: *tr^i% K. 86- ?i3 ?^: *: [a?^ ir^frfa, >m.-?J a leader, a guide; taking the tead; marching foremost. TOTI a [&% IFJ^S^J fore . . most, to be ranked first-tr^a. [^Ttiresfa] a leaden HirsnTiftfif p. w a [wir wra^ 3fr-*.] VIII. 3. 92 . born or produced; first R. lo. 78- (-f) i. The an elder brother; gTfir 3fiff|;mr3ftBr first born, TflUJsrian'E* M. iitriHi*i4inft?i R 14. 73.2. a Brahmana (-srr) an elder sisten 5-, a a a so smr, jna*, wft. wsrt the forepart of the calf. T?W m- [arir ST^T 'R'J w:] i. the first-born, an- elder brothers- WTOWPiwh sratufa^rw Dk- 2- a 2. , Brahmana (srafr TOT snr- or f| K- ith the best Ram. -4 lence (s'fw); *nri^ ti?fii Tandya-5 Goal, aim, resting place (37^^ 1000 fr . ; igfi*r!Titi;f insect, coccinella- ai-i^ , See ' ; *fof?fl[ m j . See Un.2 28] I first, : ]. of Soma u 1 Ram. [aji an*|l 37T?mf^ti nwj food at a Sraddha ceremony, the chief part of which has been tasted. 3q?cr first anfi^fm a. [aftqTjft^fr ?rw g] Relating or sacred to Agni and . Agnihotn-2. with, fore- ^I?T: &g w^m ^ra ?r?r Buddhistic tenet ing out oblation [wwli*rf8^M g?W] and >WJ*T occasional or optional ( <s4i- Ved. J r6; O part of the body; so "^ *T?*T tip of the nail, nose &c., adv. In ( safi^fr ; I. [3TJ J , compounds as first member meaning 'the forepart') J relating to fire, fiery. T<^] Cnr, In having precedence in eating. ST^ <*: (off) (*) vanguard; fia'si5 MS. 7. 193; ). Ved. sacrificieg to Agni, having Agni for a priest -frt [wn^ gTfr-5^, i-^f, T. 5f. ] I. an oblation to Agni (chiefly of milk, oil and sour gruil) 2 maintenance of the sa Amplitude of the sun 1 Sacrifice, See sacrificial act. fq?rm -2 fire. ^T5w nfra:) ^ft ( fg- (Astr.) *lit '* also). rf)H?w Ram. so Hin^iSt women and more; ^ T8jrt.~9 A weight=w q. V---IO A measure of food given as alms occurring in arafrT).--!! WT Dk. 13 he was the 3- N. first to of q? : 12; Brahma, as be born in the waters. -ftr^ijr the tip of the tongue j^fr (Astr.) the sign of the amplitude. 3Tft\ [3^ ?H 3TW; 37!T^T5t-5ft] a (degraded) Brahmana who takes presents offered dead (3atf?fa f%sraj honour of the i i jjifM fra^r ^rmrfl^T'T ^ijrairT TV.) i w 14 aro Yama ions kept by Ve. 20; ?W $fwDkfi^ot 3 22; I. T -)t fifc \;>IT ;_ ' piede prophecy, determining =fh ("ft:) beforehand [tt nuirl art ft ?, irt] i. a leader, foremost, ^rst, chief; omt'pnjH: K- 195; acsjjpmmi^rf: tinatiun 12- R-. 6. R- ?nirfrsrfflT!^Toit 4 chief. 5. qS mm: HT-Vra] Pruriens 2. fire- cowage, Carpopogon an^'t [wit . happening beforehand, antecedent; K. 65. Tstf*ran% rfh% ?r*rm forepart of the r<proinjiTsf M. the *n^: isn%6f^nr stand- toes; foot-, 3. I2-; = "5* meant of the tip or . der ^<wm). 3. fore-part, tip, point dawn; early S. 4V- I- R. 9. taking the lead; *n$wrwnrt 231 ^rn 1 "nf?W ^Hf H if T!TB>5';i i qofi [*fs (*nr harbingen 5?f:a tvfo [atj jfnmM' i'"r fn IPT 'R'n; 7!- 5- HI] I. a which has tips without fruits. 2 a short method of counting immense numbers. ?f a [ f|*m fraswl; 5-3 '*i] I- that which must be given fmt. 2='*i5?iR^ s; rout *m w: Ratn- I; Jgwa 55 ft M- i; HHri<% "^ M- 4; S the 4 slipped from also^lhe right hand; fiii: er s; *^ 1 Si'-T Midr 5f ""tffitWl Ku. gam Mail!.)? Ki. 5. 63 ( anr- trw: 29 ( Brahmanas for ) 5. sustenance (art 2- 5 the remnant share first &c-H*<3- of having I- precedence in eating 2. gluttonvoracious (arr^ftfi). "j: [arit ous, ^afit i-%i]=^ I- /' >jm: goal of ambition or object aimed at Ki- 17- >jf* ci3srrai5: 4 f"?rnrrcJOTT 'Si- fratn- SSt-MW^fe- 32 (mcqww). 2. the topmost part, pinnacle; TWIT" td [arir Htji^* Me. 69m$] flesh in the heart, the heart itself; " ^Rra Ve. 3. 2- morbid protuberri [art the liverance I. WM W kind of sacrificial ceremony. See amnm. *IH a [nr w "w, 'n-^qs.] taking the lead, foremost. (-*) an army that stops in a TV.] frmt TTR'T adefy the enemylead, [aril itwftm-ftife] taking the If iiding the van; T^Fjrui^ JSCT t "ft Hum S 7-2i,R. 5- mfw [' f^i pal hero, >ft Mai A 'rf I. I. Ram Ji^^rrit < . opening, ^nVr< 5- 3. ^siH] the princi- champion; iRft^ii?r tf':- 62, 18. 10, so Wn-- va ?wt UTJwg tmr' foiv-i--art; [^Tir ^"n?rt the first Dk. 8,9. f: register of arff. [ wlr anrr^r, arj (with gen.) I Kefore (opp. ?gfr:) in front of, ut the head of; forward; f ioiTrof?r i^ H v I 29; r^T5fr: lead the way; "fit rah*r seeing before him- 2 In the presence of; a ^*U* Pt. n smTf^rnjff: Mu. 5; wg^frwafT n^r^t R. 3. 39 j n the very presence of. 3 First; |m 3imnra: Rv. 10. 90. 7; aren: f*to give precedence to, consider most important; to put in front or at the ^ head ot going f. *.] lead COMP. (-*:) a ajfaH a [7a: wf% taking the *rc a. in front, leader. [& v*:, human act- : ;v nqaw >5ii|il3 leader. ing in front or before a man (of one of the married is marries a IT; 3 go- f^fij:-^: first three wife mar- (-$:)/. a eldest sister (Stifrnfiaft). woman whose unmarried (^v_m qg-i^rii nr ^iVfifi^am w^trar^Md^n ^i ^ us ij and of f^ftfj-^nr), (<&. tnc such a woman. ir: [aiit fwrgi still i i, cnfa, first to T: [wi ^a,' purifying in one's presence) having precedence in drisking. rp?] %Wj protect. P. VIII. 4. 4] skirt of a forest. "^ wrt%5. the border or H* ar^ z. a- [wiwif- in. 2.18] p. in front, taking the lead, a foremost, first; ajfo;%fm%r K. 169; Pt. L.Mai. 9 first to die; T: *pt 3h- 2. 29 anmffr i. a servant (who n^fr: 5-^]. precedes his master). 2. a leader. fl [>nr sna:, ai-Jtj] i Foremost, best, choices', -most essential or important, highest, pre-eminent, first; fr^niTini TOtm R^T^: Jt R- 3- 46; "?'i 10 66; aq^r: ?5nrR 5jaiirjt6. 73,8. 28, 14. 19, 18 39, Ku 7. 78, Ms. 5 166, 12. 50, V. . 5. 14: also with loc-i 3^ /. Bf Mb. -2 prior, Elder, eldest. 4 Ved. Having nothing acceptable. llfrt: preceding- 3 Furthest, advanced, first riper5 Further i: An elder brother. "i A kind of truit, Annona Reticulata. a. Not best The first fruits; An wlnirt. [*r% the best part- H^T:; am -5] foremost, rustic or rural, town-made. -2 Not tame, wild. a. Not acceptable, that which ought not to be taken or ,._ accepted as a a. [w'a H^iarir-*] Foremost, &c i: elder brother. ^ best &c. ^3% '^5 3. 23. fTi^TWrii ww. ire: An elder brother. 184 ?ro The roof of a house Ms. Mn-ftq^p. iv. Vart.] I Fiist ( in Order', rank &c.) foremost, best, excellent, preferable, superior) wpim3. ifm: HT] , ?v-] the n i- castes) who ried before Ms- , preference to qpinhnt ws\fiT ^nwfft *nrtlVl-TJT5!J COM 114. in "^ TV- kind of pot herb (f^nrrra^. place or rink; 3^: R. ig. o wjuiiii 12; Up A/-. leader, * claiming the r*(n Hr. 6 First, 169 going V- _ . wt^mr "rffrwt to take or claim (the remnant); first T^^T, "iir'sfq" jg-.ij ^, c the beginning; at first, first; 5.1_n 3- (Astr-) a degree of amplitude- 4. si-quel; iinir others; 3. Bh. : hand or arm, Mk. Vorq^ifj 7, 2 In thepicsj ncoof, before) mrij*flrjH i. 3 At the head, ahead; *.\<x men STT *: Ram. 4 I'urtht-r on. subsequently, in the (-Hit:,-*mS*i:) rrri?T "T: before, (in 30 3- the lectively; of, , p: the forepart of siasRTT ^i? nr.T^V.t Ratn. >, forepart of the trunk (of an elephant); often used for a finger or fingers taken col- In front i /? time or spnce); W'i iitffj w.y w. V. i. 4 K-2 j(>, V. 2. gift, present &c ; be perceived, admitted or trusted; not to be consi lered or taken into account. -gjr N of the day or ?T%JRT which ought not to be taken, for purposes of purification. 15 **%''%: f- ['*?-!? river linger. -2 A ^ii'- A T-^ 5[ i young woman a wsfcJm v q ), arc ] wicked > 26; 18, crime ^T Si. ( wi *1T?I^j ^ stamps |w^ff?ir!t TO^I- an epithet of sin, ^tTj^^m-r t%^a ^ a. ). : Ms. name; "WiJ^njJTC misdeed, s ; fearfullv- howling (?) 2. . [ are i hem. ft^ a serpent f|;*irai>f tTf^Ta^iPj'j si ; : are ^iH^ift FJ ra'i wi venomous fearfully m: To R. 15. 52, evils n. 8(); 19.^ 52, 51, ( vr$H ) Ms- 5- 63.; * ngrT S^H^TITT^ 84- -4 -3 Impurity 37T-J. 5*75 93 ; i j distress i Pain, suffering, grief ^irspH^i*?? R. 10. 19 not subjec to grief. -5 Passion -*: N of a demon, brother of Baka and Putan3 andcommander-in-chiefofKamsa Being =ent by Kamsato Gokula to kill Krishwa and Balarama he assumed the form of a huge [ anc serpent 4 yojanas long, spread himself on the way o the cowherds, keeping his honk mouth open. The cowherds mis took it tor a motintion cavern anc entered it, cows an all But Krisha saw it, and having entered the 1 month so stretche himself that he tore it to pieces and rescued his companions.] -*\ 1 he goddess of sin the constellation ( pi. ) usually calleJ Magha. COMP. 1 sin-destroying (?}.-?iTH*rt. reporting or telling one's sin or guilt. S'' a noted robber rumour of ( are ab : ' *^757T. HTJ7, a. fTST** [ 3T7 5T7^rqi7f "1 expiatory, destroying sin (such as gifts, muttering holy prayers &c.J. f -x ) destroyer of the demon are ; : N ofKrish.i *"* >?TT>5T a. [ are q7q- a sinful e.ter (one who cooks, and eats for his own sake and not for g >ds, Manes, guests &c ). ^i ] 37^1 qr-*"35 ] i ). q^qi '^rtflSf Ram. Ku. 2. 64 marked 9.1 i [ wfcl 37*7 ^57-35 5|j57Z7lS To to malicious', threaten with ruin. f3 Me- " a. Destroying sin. aTsrm^ Den. P. ful, ^' Z- or ? sin, Malicious, wicked, harmful, injurious. a. ] be traces &c.i a 86i stigma, brand) ^: LJiV^fRNt fiiifw -3 A siair-, stop, KUMs- 8/281. numerical figure, a numbers O.iofftejqf*- A number 9-4 the sin- flanks side, proximity, reach (connected with above)s *TH?j^!rfaig^Tlr ftF-5: Ki. i. a. arqifii, [ suffering from ) i evil or not anointing calamity ( Tft N. of Siva or of JJTR79J i Si.3..j6i i%i Bh. H?r?r 15 ?). Not hot, cold-, ->i?j> *ami the moon whose rays are cold. a. Not terrific or fearful. -T: one of his forms, A '< 2. 305 Ki. \j. See- e OTra below--5 An act of a drama, for its nature &c, See 5. D. 2/S.-6 A hook or curved instrument.-/ A species of dramatic composition, one of the ten varieties of .-2 worshipper of Siva and Diirga -n [wST?: f?ra: ^qiwf^t arwrer ar^tr ar'sQ the fourteenth day of the dark half of Bhadra sacred to Siva fficient.-ii N. of Siva. w:, "in; a follower of Siva -iwJi a terrtficoath-or ordeal- line, curved lines a misdeed.-i3 curve or bend generally, the bend in the arm.-l4 The body.-i5 mountain, [cf. L. uncus Gr- egkos} s wc See Ks. 13. 152 branded head. -4 walk, stalk, go. ; guilt Hard-sounding, See b^low. 2 Devoid of cow-herds. -T: the hard sound of a consonant, hollowness of sound with which all ihard consonants and the Visarga are pronounced (one of the II kinus of See p VIII. 2. I.), or the consonants so pronounced C ^w ^ . i ornament Oj?r).-9 A sham fight, show (f^g).-lo A cce- military A A 12 place. A sin, A -COMP. *'* qw 0-577^ when an [37% water i'y.] * hinted by persons at the end oj' the preceding act, is brought in continuity with the latter, it is called arw^raR (descent of an act), as the sixtn act of act, -Sakuntala or second of gaini tra ia; i : (37^*3 (if%a: T'tt *t?a j.c^'fl*i9cTT^ ^ftt f^fs: 311). The Dasarupa S- defines D it differently; expiatory, removing or destroy ing sin, usually applied to a prayer repeated by Brahmanas f the igoth hymn of Rv. a.ma iiid. A vocative paiticle, another form for are** (Ved.). arei a. Not to b2 killed. I. 56 -nT^,-nn a. [fit a. ] come within the grasp or reach' f?fE R. 2 38; ftr* 2 ;fT5'f 'i 'f'fiR. 13. 67. marking, 1 10. Ak. r ) H^qi^niT?!^ u. J he most heinous crimes, such as illicit inter- course with a preceptor's wife, one's daughterrin-law &c. are said to be expiated by re- own mother, sister, TV.] gfa Un. Brahma i JTZJT^'?^''! HTt\ V 577 [37=5 ^fm art] i The Lap. (n. also); Ku. 7. 5 passed from lap" to -2 A mark, signi *tf;*t indication or reporting of sin. 2. [37^ *tw? 57H7fi ^B?cT ^T^-WIJ; ] a .wicked man, such as a thief. 3. wicked : sirr^. ?fi=irg* 68 -2 To enumeTo brand, stain, ] ; 3. count3 3)'*fi; do not think of doing harm or ft^H 3. 55, K. 12 with his "fifstrit (?) and 1, curve.-io To mafk i stigmatizes Tf^t iwjolt ^SrH^rfoiiit qt g^fftn: Bh. 2- 54 branded, censured, condemneds B q^) r*'<.] one who only weeps in times of calamity, but does not try to get over mishap, misfortune, accident, injury, harm, See so R. rate, I. c*r*T^ ?>f^fcT 118, 3. sins ev sin ^.^J in a WWWrtftwS.4 stamped 'making sin, weep and N.cfa Mantra which destroys 'OTj fly', l6"-H 3. 37 4. An , ftft *fa:=T ; Bad i ^^ H j &c. fl also. -2. griefs gods aiHnjtfijpmwc qiS H simfn Bg 3T1T HF^ 37^ ~\ I Sill fj gw i: q^riitf*nT(i sg^iH ) [ fTRlrfcl To move 'ififtg) 4- 7i fij fault, To 3Tq destroying r ] (10 U- . f 3Ti-*fift sinful, evil, I. a- sin. wrong, am a Si. -Tf ( ; A. peating this Q/fi thrice in water qm^Taq^^7in% ;aq?tfr K 179, 38. ] according toothers) single, unmarried (as 1 _2 A bull S'li [ A cow. &T a. Not Liquor ( "f ). fit -f wi branding &c. r ftx the scienre of numbers (arithmetical or algebrato be smelt. $ ical)- IT<*-TT I. bearing or ha'v- ing marks, such as those on the 16 of a Vaishnava. 2. manner o holding the person, figure. qfivf; [. *r] I. turning on the other side. 2. rolling or dallying in the lap_or on the persons body ww (of of a chapter qTi:-t in the ^rf^ftTrcsnoi). [qr-arfa i. a. ST. ?r>jj I. the extremity or region of the lap (Avqteor *3*)l a seat in the lap; hence, an embrace; ara^Tg finr* Hf^OTI^f JT(ft? Mai. 8. 2. 2. [W^ trrpssria qic?~5. 5. a.] a nurse. 3. (-aft) a variety of plant, firing or Med cago Esculenta; Pfymvfttgar] ity. [yf^: qrsr 55 V433* qia^lgirsr A -COMP. ] ... (.fdrumor A number of marks or A woman Having marks r wr- a keeper of an elephant __ gJEI] a mar k resembl- W 3wm ? ing a goad in form I [ branding &c.). -*fi a. [^.-^^j] Fit to be branor counted. ^r: mqAnr araa arfft, O r ar* sort 9fdrum or tabor marked ded, w* [ sort angle- a restive elephant I title Cierm. elephant-driver; st signs.-2 Vratat one of the 24 Jaina goddesses- let an aronfe, ai^.rft] tabor ar (^ (?) . Mal. 5-8.(an -ccasion for) embrace JagaddharaO so M. 3. qTRfwr N. of a Having marks; trappings t A ^ ^ ; a. [sa^.] hook, goaded. Urged on by Having ft] , hook, or goad, with a hook. nf| a a hold of layjng ; TV.] an operation in Arithmetic by which a peculiar concatenation' or chain of numbers is formed by makingthe figures I, 2 &c. exchange-places ( Un. 4. 6l; 2 Fire.-3 w^ar] Wind i Ved. Moving tortuously to escape. *f< ' Going; one who go?s. **9. [w^wg^ f f^] . i -2 The body. *& **'< See Lfli240) atwa; Brahma.-4 ABrahmana who keeps the sacred fire. H:- (ety. ?) A A mark Mv ^ '; J TC* multiplication of num i*:. forming the bending the thighs into a curve and squatting down. 2 branding with a mark that resembles a headless irunk (wftrc: svjnwcf*:).- *mr [ sr* vrst^ a-tf. i. seated in .] the lap or carried on the hip, as an infant 2. being within easy reach, drawing near, soon to be obtained; KJ *i 5 j2 3. premature, early ripe forced fruit. -5* (or *nw) that part of an act, is wherein the subject of all the acts intimated, is called arrangement of the plot The Dasarup i defines ;i^i?trjii ^jjt^wTvQ^iiT'j in S. : 2. 10; oft. ^,y., in comp*. sense of 'pointed,' rnrnM^i^ Bh. jaws; ?r??^tja , : in the &c 'sharp' i brief it thus: e i, . wt- where a character at ihe end of an act cuts short the story and introduces the beginning of another act; as in the second of Mv 7a: [w%* &*ify ntya kind of tree (fate) ginger. HI: subtraction numbers.Ariih- metic lum An *J 10 P. aiwriw i Jo crawl. To chng.-3 To check, hold back ( "_ A hair. -5 Jnr I P. Having 12 as sproinsi 1, drops of if spt-outst f- forth Dk. 125 with bursting perspiration orth- aifttg ) To A vocative particle mean- ''/< ?rr anr: well, sir' 'indeed' 'true' as in 371% ( K- 221 Mv- mix.rt nt ; 3. 5. ) i>r ; *,'%?$. nguq qT^ Tin i T aci wr^ *TDk. *n 59; ; itnm=n^ 55 Wn qn p. Vlll. I. 33 Sk. Sfa* *IW !T1 2TJim P. VJ11. 15^ Sk. fT? aa: ] An abode of birds, animals, a nest (of birds). STRIT, envelop, veil. 'asse.it' Love has put iritfa, ( walk.-ioP. i To walk, go round.-2 To mark (cf. w^)._ w ith qft to stir up (qfe') i&qra to A" ) go, ing' well.' V. snsffe^r probably a corruption embrace. ( -2 -2 Water. 3- Blood. A tumour, swelling- -4 ^ so *t$a*i, wraf i i scion, offspring, WT progeny; r.rq jaTj.or 5. 7-I9 sprout or child of some one* sf^iffj c Dk 6 tree -CoMl' H: a sort of poison prepared from the Ankola plant. 4 pointed ?^K. 4 pointed Bh. 3 68 unsteady like the pointed flame of a lamp; (fig.) a f - Mar. fta). AJangium Hexapeta- 2. D. 312). S- a-j n ftot the science of A 1.38.] ^, u i wgw, which suggests the germ as well as the euJ, e. g, in Mai. i T^W a id wstffcn Hint the parts to be played by *&*q and others and give the ^ ^ \ 45 . N sprout, shoot, blade; bers or figures lap,' ** See key. Ved. Water. ; .) . 6 f* [ : sprout, i t : ^^-5 2. I2.i *W 'm: Ki. 10. 55, 13. 65 ; itr- 2. 96 5i.'i6, 34. ; used with in the sense of 'how much less', or 'how much more' ?imfta ftvTn'- r'V ; Tj n A hook, a goadi Proverb:4 *Htit ftiHj|rfei^: Why higgle about a trifling thing when the whole bargain (of which it forms part) has been struck the goad ought to follow the elephant); BR$^ jsrarot ftywtH f si R. 15.97; (fig-) one who checks, a corrector, eovernor. director; fnrfa ff r?i . Mv. 3. ; 11 Pt. i. 71. Lexicographers give the following sef*fl'i IT 5ii|t^qi[ ^ nses of sto-npl 5^1? ( mark, token; rtttwift Mai. 9.46 marks of love- -2 Act of marking. -J Means of marking, stamp'ng, ^Twnfn^i j^^.. Mu t^wjjr R. or .check; have 16. 8i; fMjpt: . 3 a %vr g. f?f restraint : poets free license or are unfettered n [3T^n^jr-? sT-ni. to Nir. ; according atn aiiwr^ at^irii ^T ] i The body. ^2 A limb or member of the body; ?i 'nt i Ki. II. 3 do 17 not be influenced or swayed bi them (do not be subject to them 3 (it-) A division or departmen of any thing ), a part or portion lay to the east of Girivraja of Magadha anr to the north-east or soulh-east o: as of a whole as tint'* v*i, *?K *, ^j^Htpf TmH:?ri3 see the words tiflhnt Ft 5. 56; igra?m3f.: ^ii^ } *$' (c tial A constituent ) requisite or part, essen component, 3t*: R. 7. 5Q; fn'imTv T?5T.*rfr^iit: R. 3- 46- ( An attributive or secondary part secondary, auxiliary or dependent member (serving to help the principal one ) rf. ) i ( wm opp. w. or w: arfni; S. D ) ai-fr ;. -a. I was Contiguous ers or divisions. : ] palsy or paralysis of limbs ^Srtw ?* 5'iT CTT?qTT S. 2. 2- twisting Or stretching out of the limbs ( as is done by a man just after he rises from sleep ) Htrr'w?gTT Vb.; "rfiw: Having memb-COMP. -='>?, -siir. -2 ; wi: [ WJWT wftifr HR: J the relation of a limb to the body, of the subordinate to the principle, or of that which is helped or fed to the helper or feeder ('forgwJTW:, 3 cmwma? ) Htim$: MU. 3 2i. K. 85.t^: N. of % a Mantra. f^: [aWi^rfctj ?^fir^] I. one who shampoos his master's body. 2. [ nit ST^] act of shampooing so ( *Rfw or '0%;, ?^-ftrg;, "j<5. or mft ) one who shampoos. *r$. , I) H. 2. ; t'ff. ] rheumatism *wfwi the curing of this disease.-Tsj:,-TiT: [ aiifrJ?' i?: ] a subordinate sacrificial act which is of 5 sorts tff^wf 1493 i ) Malli. On Ki. 6. 2i ;re: ssmtzft- Malli. on Ki. 8. 26. ( e. } auxiliary means or expedient i in ruled by Karwa U^BW *i 517.! The country ancient times i the capital Mj'thila. ( "t^Tr^r: Ms. ii. ii. (Hence) (b A supplementary or auxiliary" por tton, supplement i- ^T: fT or Mantras pertaining to thos e limbs 35itrj&grTar i">T>?rTfRr Ku. 3. 15 ( fTOtsTftm^fwrt arnm j^TTr^iTnuit *w i. i; wrsi, fw^i-^im: Malli.) Angas the ) tir An m n .Si. 2. 28-29 i See , knowledge will be given under those words -4 (Gram.) A name ) for the base of a word; M P. i. 4 13 ; -, 13, T>? 12, T>R* 13 and a^W* 14' the total number of the angas being thus 64 for details see the words. ( b. ) The whole body of subordinate characters. mlnjw ; -6 (Astr.) A ( name for Vedangas "9* gpf ift: WIT the position ), 8 The mind ; f|row*f- Si. i. i, See Jrra also. N. of a country and the people inhab ting it, the country about the modern Bhagalpur in Bengal. [It lay on the south of Kausik Kachchha and on the right bank of the Ganges. Its capital was -T: ( pi. ) Champa, sometimes called Angipuri, Lomapadapur/,Karapurz or Mtilinz According to Oawrftn (wlj *mftwf|*qnn; and Hiouen Tlisang it stood on the Ganges about 24 miles west of a rocky island) General Cunningham has shown that this description applies to the hill that opposite Patharghata, it is 24 miles e st of Bhagalpur, and that there are villages called Champanagar and Champapura adjoining the last. According to Sanskrit poets the country of the 3 ( : . lord of the Angas, N. **nr:, *q^:, *J:, 'lord of a^a, the planet tf?HTHT TVN. of a plant country and flcT cf. presiding over it :-tk arit [ found in *H?l having red powder ; Jyotisha " ) a body- ). effect of a secondary sacrificial act. -wi;-.T;prf I. besmearing the body guard, personal attendant Pt. 3.wit ri^s 5 a coat of mail [ ] or a garment, (-"i protection of ^ nfroTr spasm; seizure of I. a scented cosmetic, application of perfumed unguents to the body body with some illness.-T- *T?r fragrant unguent gsqir^ ajirnfar "fftf a TV*. arritl produced ] [ rom or on the body, being in or on K. 12. 27, 6. 60, Ku. 5. n. 2. [ wt r*R] act of anointing the body with the body, bodily ****:, 'n: wa5? [ 3J't?t?f?Ti?B.frte^?T n.J unguents "srtr: &c- 2- produced by a asuppleI- 7Si. iair f^jTnitT?3T?9Ti^ ornabeautiful, ritementary 3/ written character of the mental- (-*=) -^31 also 1. a son2. hair of the body (n. also) '*$*Angas. &T: [ *nt f^^st ar^T fo^crificial act- -?r?: the { i r i : i i i trm un^ >Ht* Ki- 18 32. 3. inove, cupid ( *rt SR: cPEHiflm: ) aj*Kwfpwj oxicating passion Dk- l6l- 4. drunkenness, intoxica:ion. 5. a disease, (-"t) a daughter-* ) blood. w: [*nWt srf^rT 5^:] he disease called ^rar^tn, a sort pt consumption, -ifri: one of the six ^re: [arJif WJr^w ~fw:] touching the limbs of the body with the hand accompanied by irtfc/. [wt appropriate Mantrasi^ Hsrwrtss, OT-tn-j ] an embrace probably a corruption of *NWifo ) a scented cosmetic.- 2:. vrrar sr^ ] act of anointing ety. ? ) a kind of grass, ginger or ts root, Zingiber. -rVw ^13^,] ; i See wirar?!.-/ A symbolical expre-sion for the num er six ( derived from the six of stars i. ofKara yfy ). with fragrant cosmetics, rubbing it &c. Dk. 39. 2- a supplementary sa- Sk. The wn terminations are those of the nominative, and accusative singular and dual-5 (Drama) ( a. ) One of the subdivisions of the five joints or sandhis in dramas the gw has 12, ' srsiTTOTpT^rcr ( 2. also ( the angas of the sevesciences or departments of ral ; K. P. 10 v:,-v$W: I ^aS^TzJTiitin^ q. v- Hrt* [ HTT. every limb, large and small HTiffT qifoW ^551 K- 167, 72&rf [ wiw ^s-'spS KrefsRfj expiation of bodily impurity, such as that aused by the death of a relative, i onsisting in t"- making presents r? ^wsq wrfsrtr TV.). ( born from the body or minda son. 2. Cupid. 3I. ) rt ^JUMTUH ^; WIM J one who las touched and purified, and then restrained, his limbs by repeating tf Amomum a. [ 5. maimed, paralysed- I. J swooning. 2 fainting, change of bodily O113pSc. ^(_ *' an apoplectic ] apoplexy j e fec t. ( ar^wn ft^q s1 /. ) *. ^^ swooning mir: a bodily , fit, ). i. : fifra: a_ppearance 1 minor Dv/pas. [5 ] I. movement of he limbsi gesticulation. 2- a kind of dance. ftnr [atn^trr smifniiTf^of grammar the science I. contributing to the science of fore- &c. knowledge. 2. elling good or evil by '.hi move- of chapter 51 of Brihat Samhita which gives full of this science; f r^ttftn- ments N. of limbs; tails 'U. ..f*t^t *i?T^t^ fsic^fa Ms- 6. 5- naMtwrwi: ftft: ftwM] a subordinate or subsidiary act subservient to a knowledge oHhe nrinfinol Cllie wn^ (\ flSTHel1ft"3*W il1plllicipa f^/a; rsrnpj 1 ^ : . cipal hero-^ 1<** -;[, CK: chief Jof prin- K a^.] I sign, ges- 18 [WT-B] i Belonging the body. 2 Referring to the Ang ture or expression of the face leading to a knowledge of internal thoughts (arrorO. 2- a nod, w ' n -3; t . country- changed bodily appearance. -ly* a defect or flaw in the performance v. or WT* who metics &c. 2. [*ftft **] one decorates or embellishes the person. tfftn:/. compactness, symmetry) body* *^ra1f 3nnrsft Ki13. SQS or strength of the body. *K: bodily contact, union) coition. fta*: a personal attendant, bodyguard- ***: [**.] a subdivision of fitness or qualifia science cation for bodily contact or being touched by others -pft: f. l. a defect or flaw in the performance of a secondary or subsidiary act FW : -I 2 or*n%^,] gesticulation,movements of the limbs, a dances *'*nta yw*s atm* Ki. 7 37, Ku. 7. 91 J-TO i gesfit], dancing-hall. fw a. fa. n ] I. mutilated, deprived of some limb, crippled2. having some defective limb ticulation. 2. stage; ^r* ratftnromaiTfl[ &*3 *rc*0) according to Susruta a man is so born, if the mothar's $*& has not been duly fulfilled TV} , , A conveyance, vehicle (/.also). [ai'irft n^ &gT%T ^iSt who maintains ar,.i arft] or fr-$] the sacred an armlet; ntomt > The bodyi i |trli T?^i Si. 4. 66. [ ant , wi*iH4[<jft flrot , A ?r i bodice or jacket. . a. [ *fT-OT?ro ft ] I Cor- poreal, having limbs, embodied, incarnate! M'TOnT f ftf R. 10. 84, 38; one who has a WTWwnsn bodyi jrti^T -2 aSnnft | f%wtw Mt'iirftfiJnT sTtflrt fns;Ti>nt Si- 2- Sk. -, Having suhnrbinate chief, principal i ? : TFwtf'hfi *ntf (T t^ i^ 94. parts, BT, : ; ^ff An D. fire- at* 2. HT 1WT; I 100.] A ; woman ^", "^*, l^m' with well-rounded lirnbl^, abeautiful woman. -3 (Astr.) Virgo. 4 The female elephant of the north. COMP. *": I- the fe; sex, woman-kind. 2. women. fur a. beloved of women ( -" ) N. of a plant ( arjfra ) Jomsia Asoka, for women are, fond of decking their persons with Asoka flower: male : ornament, bra- nH^rtfpwt^?: V. I. 14* R. 6 73. %i I The female elephant of the south (?). -2 A woman who offers her person I Nfor use (** ^ifjt arW^). ?: of a son ot Vali, monkey-king of Kishkindha. [He was born of Tara, Vali's wife, and is supposed to have been an incarnation of Bnhaspati to aid the cause of Rama (andhence noted for his eloquence). When, after the abduction of Si'ta TV. Dried fruit. 1 Rama sent monkeys to search for her, Angada was made chief of a monkey-troop proceeding to the south. in all quarters For one month he got no informaand when consequently he determined to cast off his life, he tion, by Sanipati that Sita could be found in Lanka. He sent Maruti to the island and. on the was told return with definite information, they j ined Rama at Kishkindha. Afterwards when the whole host of Rama went to Lanka latter's to Ra- n messenger of peace to give him a chance of saving himself in time. But Ravawa scornfully rejected his advice and met his doom. After Sugnva, Angada became king of Kishkindha. In common parlance a man is said to act the part of Angada when he endeavojrs to mediate between two contending parties, but without any success]. 2 N- of a son of Lakshmawa by Urmila (R- 51-90), his ciplfal being called Angadya. 3 N. of a warrior on Jhe as- side of Duryodhana. COMP.-m?: of the the crest-like forepart Angada ornament. : Qff T^ 3T5f; TV.] I A place to walk in, a courtyard, an area, yard ***' the wide firmacourt a?" ment j'jjJiSsww** Mai- I Mtuated i S. V. ^^CTH'^f ' vaa 20, 24.-2 H?TCfI worn on the upper arm, celet &c- Angada was despatched I Fire. Braumaa - by Ravaa> anwf* [ p. 2 "^ A woman &c.-2 I. embellishment of personi personal decoration, doing whatever secures a fine personal appearance, such as bathing, robbing the body, perfuming it with cos- limb *Tf =i: or female in general real. i [att <$i*tt*; A Anj a- [ wn-m] Felon^ing to or connected with the body, corpo- of some subordinate or subsidiary act which may be expiated by thinking of Vishnu pft: or being in the courtyard. ^9i ^33. ] conveyance. 3 [ [ Going, walking &c. m. ] A biru. ,.n. Charcoal ( 3. 134] whether heated or not ); tifi H. 80 ; <*m: ? Pt. I. I with your you have ruined yourself own hands cf. " to dig a mine under one's feet"; freffct'm Ve. 6 ; cr pest of the Kuru family. 2 The planet Mars. 3 4 N- of plant ffm*9!T, 'fpR: -^frra*^ a prince who fought with king JMani aRed , of a red colour. dhtftn'. t Red colour. COMP. """P^ ar^ta *<9t ^55.] a vessel [ 3mrT to throw or extinguish coals.-'wfn a. [ ar*rf iStm f-**] one wlio pre- destroyer . A aT^^ pares coal for sale. fBfira-<W] _wf)r [ N wmn SB*'- of a plant ron arwt ar-aT . ; *tn],-tfJ!<*r [wro*\]^a portable " fire-pan, brazier.-"^"""^ [gj i* [ ^rrma roasted food or meat !jw ] N- of a grove or forest. -of ) [ ar*tf ar^J N. of Chitrara( On tha, king of the Gandharvas- [ one occasion, while he was sportKuntf with ing with his wife, he saw her five sons proceeding to the qnt ; capital of Panch^la in disguise. He accosted them and asked them to or tell him where they were going, to fight. Arjuna accepted the chalbut Angaraparna finding lenge warrior Arjuna to be a very skilful cnagave him a secret lore called kshushi ( enabling one to see the smallest things) and took from him i in return a lore called Agnmrastra and became a friend of the Panda vas. ]-tmft-wi a portable fire-pan the plant : ( 1 rt [ ducella . fcrft.-t ] a shrub Ce~salpinia Ban- 19 n] WIT, vmff, N- of various plants; JTTT. to the sage and said: ii Angiras : atmr wrf Charn^Toi^ course of 2 Mars coal. fre?!fi ^%: Mk. 9. 33 *TT: Mars,See chapter 6 of Bnhat Sam i hita. e Tuesday. (-f^r,- 3 amrT: ).~4 N. of a prince of Sauvi'ra. $ N-o) grrc two plants [*[i< w) (a^r ?r.] a coral ^ nMfernjafnwi; (H^T- trrffrrt TT- . A i said: Accompanied by Angiras, epithet of wind. trf <* i FTC, ] ; . ] ; bamboo. [ a. a sort of [*#] %3j: An enemy *">-: He was one of the 10 mine born sons of Brahma. His wife wa Sraddha. daughter of Kardama an bore him 3 sons, Brihasputi. Uta thy a and Samvarta,and4 daughter his incarnation of wirnmroir [ of Vishnu in Parasurama. ar^ A H. ] Sattra sacrifice. 8 TJ. [ connected with art Kuhu, Sintvali, Rokaand Anuuati or sfn-ft* ar^n ^HTM^ ! i i i portable fire-pan, brazier. aYnnr^ Charre a. [WTT^T: arw roasted. !, "rirr I ^^3 a ftui [atnrf A The portable fire-pan.-^ thfe su Ser-cane.-^The bud u of the Butea Frondosa (1*5). vicfoft [^TK-TO* -2 ? ft] ^ A sma ,, fire-pan The region heated by the sun, though no longer exposed to its rays. 3 creeper in general. A *>nfla. [atvrrt V h.a"ed. w:- mm. arw.w^i roasted, half-burnt. . *] Anea'ly bud of the tree.-m i=3VjTTTwfT q. v 2 general. 3 creeper 4 N. of a river- m A . lo be used ^rtai^BTarft P. ^* A bud . -F for preparing coali , V. I. I2.Sk. A **irr [unm^im] heap of char- coal. * gent of Jupiter or Jupiter itself. He is also regarded as the priest of the gods and the lord of sacrifices- Besides .Sraddha his wives were Smr/ti, two daughters ot Maitreya. some daughters of Daksha, Sva dha and Sat/. He is also regarded as teacher of the Brahmavidyu. The Vedic hymns are also said to be his daughters. According to the Bhagavata Puraa, Angiras begot sons possessing Brah nianical glory on the wife of Rathitara, a Kshatriya who was childless and these persons were afterewards called descendants of Angiras. The principal authors of yedic hymns in the family of Angiras were 33- His family hasthreedistinct branches %*irt!Wtti, 'fowfiHH and nu^wii* %H, each branch having a number of subdivisions. (pi.) I Descendants of Angiras. [Angiras being father of Agni they are considered as descendants of Agni himself who is called the first of the Ang ! **<* i Acceptance. Agreement, promise, under- 2 taking &c- **] ring in wjrc - ^5. i Un- 4. is Br. atntrs^ 2J5i according to Ait. from afrrc; > rmn so N. of a celebrated sage to . r: ] ( arf?r^f:). &c.]-2 Hymns of the Atharvaveda-3 Priests, who, by using magical formulas of the Atharvaveda, protect the sacrifice against the effects of inauspicious accidents. ascribed Etymologically Angiras is connected with tiie word and is often regarded as its Agni synonym-) T atf5tn According to Bharata he was a son of Agni. When Agni began to practise peAngiras himself became Agni and surpassed him in power and lustre.seeing which Agni came nance, a. [Jw*.] pid, especially like uring food (I). Ved. Very Agni ft I = atgfa q. v. A SPT: [afci.-ewj i finger.-2 The arn qmn sfrret ( also ).~3 A . finger's breadth (n. also), equal to 8 barley-corns, 12 Angulas mak- ing a ft(i o^r span, and 24, a ?* A Vatsyayana- A finger (the names^of thesfingers are atgg thumb, ireqin middle tfA'ft forefinger, finger, &*nfirw ring- inger, and "fi^BT or *rf=*fi*r the inger )i a toe ( of the foot ) little i - Like Angirss they occur in hymns addressed to luminous objects, and at a later period they oe came for the most part personifications of light) of luminous bodies, of divisions of time, celestial phenomena and fires adapted to peculiar accasions, as the full moon and change of the moon, orto particular rites, as the arwJta, Twgji whom many hymns of the fl/gveda are hand (occur- thumb, ra- in devo- toe. _:reat 2 The thumb, The tip of an ele 4 The measure at- Br. Ait. rasas. . A arjjH q. v. ). 3 jhant's trunk. [w.-5N.of the tree qji+fiwr.-d Penis -COM P. *TW is ] a mark on [ 3T5^: (ft{orfir=r the forehead of the of the half moon made with Sic *. -T*r [ 3*51$ *ra^, a+j^nr^ anta ^-. ] a finger-protector a contrivance like a thimble used y archers to protect the thumb orm andal ir finger from being injured by he bow-string Awfe the five ) 3RT, jfif^i a ingers collectively. rots* [ rt^ftrffrt "la*) eal-ring. pfet arsJr m ra] snapping or cracr^ king the fingers(Mar. 5J*).-"T[wn: HT] stic king to the fin ed P.VIII3. 80 Sk. (ws^feq^Tr* zrar^^aTv- mra: ) of the fingers; act a sign of fingering. wgr ( 3. made by the fingen wwmftatjjifcHfKu. 3-47. >?i: making signs with fingers cracking or snapping the fingers as a signtfl a- [H. a. ] produced from or on the finger. (-*:) a finger-nail- (-*:) contact am* Ku. 2 A Immovable a. Jimnmwr 5i "rcg r ITH Ms. 5 , R. H*"!T: 33. 5. of inconceivable form or ac- 5iva- r*r; Not thought of, unexpesudden occurring un- wftiwr a wi i ; *^ tion. skilful. 29.-2(Astr.) Epithet of the zodiacal signs JTO. Wf ffig^i and $*r. i i=3T5i$.-2 J Destitute of 77. ] 4. (*..) Not four. -2 ?O N i5f*<*i P. V. cted, s expectedly ww * i ripTTiiffl* ftsfr*rt "T"^. Pt. 2. 3. af%r!i^ a- Ved. Ignorant of, not knowing. NT ot a. sort of ant. last, IV. P. middle &c-? f T. cT. ] I Brief, transitory, of short duration "jft, *fro, 230. Vart. i. i *3r v. ( ft A ] )*-*,-i finger-ring S- i 10; 6. Bk. motionless, fixed, also! at snCTrow^* 8- 118. wr*iw: 3J5: afrft qroit [ P. Vlll. 3. 2 toe. ly 97 the thumbi great qftrTOTf ?ro^] length or size of a thumb [ " ffiflsra^^g- 4i i'aT *T fra?: * ) . An i ] bolt or pin gw among Jainas- * The earth (so called because the earth is immovable according to one view, or, according to Arya Bhatta who The thumbnail. B] A (*). -3 The number seven- -4 N- of of Siva, of the soul, of the first of the persons 9 deified of the Mb. mon.^ An I- l8i (rarely) a rock. -2 Zend angusta, Pers- a^s/.] COMPa- V- 6. 53i *" ^wi^nwrww: S. 7- "I Bg immoveable *: I A mountain! A thumb's breadth, usualregarded as equal to a*3W. [ cf- T* ''T'rf Ki- 2. I ] immoveable! f*ipermanent^ Steady, a- ichneu- IHT &c. v -2 Recent, late, new, Hfftff^tw: t^ft R. 8- 20 the new lord. In compounds &fa* may be q. rendered by 'recently,' 'just', 'not "Bf* fcw**ltfW S- I long ago' just set ins H^;m S- 4 having recently brought forth ( who died not long after delivery, said of a doe ) or a cow that has recently calved. t adv ( also anVtor, arftrm, arftnti, 3TT%rw in same senses ) I Not long since, not long ago. 2 Recently, lately. 3 Soon, quick*COMP. ly, not long hence. s , [ rejects this view, arrow. /. &c" i TO go. -2 *^ A I [ Wt TR Brahma COMP.-'' I^T,To commence, set about-3 To gm, fiT-fli'n &c. N- of Parvat/, hasten.~4 To scold, blame. daughter of the Himalaya moun- tain. n. A sin Ve. i a HHTft 12 v. I. *-^ [ mountain-born, (-rr-aiwt) A A 4- 66 ] I tr ee. 3 03*71?. wfti ,. 5 ^ lord of moun^q"n:, ( N. o f Hedysarum Lago- a plant podioides <m (Mar. [ rtflt: *rt a. *m, toes, as af: *ta f* [ ftwor OT or *f| ftwft sucking his foot or fant.?**: ] an . ; anmrs-w ). fickleness, ] ?_ I ) I U. go. request, ask with\q. v. &c n term for vowels. &c.i a. [*Ssteady. ] of Devoid *-* [*"] Steadiness. the ankle. anrfH- sWfr, an**, move i to honour ( To Ved I i connected a. m (Gram.) A Ved. Not thought . gentle.-f r gleama Ved. [ Going everywhere, all-per j-| ] . vading &**(* a. [f- f. ] Inanimate, not sentient, irrational) ^flf'^S Ml- 51 ^ twi * inanimate Brahma! f ?!9^^S. 6. 12 destitute of life, life""toft ^nwrejiless ( object &c. ) ^ic Mbh.-2 Not conscious, insensible senseless if^?nTrtn* < H. "* *jl 1 i i i 2- 161. Destitute of conx a. sciousness; insensible, inanimate! ["*] lifeless. a. [ fM 5^*. n. ] Ved. Void of consciousness, ignorant I of. infatuated. unright- Gone. -2 3 Not siiTW ] i Effort[ motionless.-? N:t requiring . less, [ ". ff. direct effort. ] collected. [ *. Eyeless, blind * |tf Ms- bad or miserable eye. a- lustre, short t Inconceivable.-2 [ ww irw ] Destitute of intellect senseless, stupid.~3 Unnoticed, unexpected, not thought of. Having no wheels .-2 Not wavering, -.-*<* rigfH: S- 7- 7, (*w. ) transitory Devoid of under- standing. -2 Irreligious, eous.-3 Material ( opp. , :.-3 invisible i ^^r 6- 2. 4. 24, 5 silly, a- i u. "*rat ) in- wf%fl[ a. *"" Ki i , 18. 2. ) tains, epithet of Indra who clipped off their wings. 1%: f. a me'tre of four lines of 16 short syllables each t Ve. : ( f. nermanent colour. fin m- [ lt^, %1.-^. 1 'he ^nemy of moun- the root of a quarter of a stanza COMP v. [ qr] a tree ) fowir* foot.-2 of (5W- i ? ) N- Parvat/.-iTf^ a. [ w^wr f?9^ jw] of fixed or permanent lustre or colour, (-m. *Z.) a cuckoo Ved. Of a ] bright or splendid form or nature an enemy to sin or ( ftfNft* ) evil ( lightning ] Ki. 2. 19 (immovT,-rm a. "nil (*) the earth ably fixed or pinned). I y?t. r ! ) 4. ] i TJncoiiscious ; world, matter. a- ! 77 ft. insensibility ignorance in spiritual matters.-2 The material ness, i. A Not hot-tempered, mild, A mild or tractable cow /. What of sense, infatua- tion, ignorance. , j arf%?*Mnrrr a [ =>. n. ] Inconceivable, incomprehensible, unexpect. a, VedSpontaneous, not influenced by external force or compulsion. a. [ i svft rS, t-.f. n., ft- 3 HU* *rn* 21 TV. wrfir artqifa Clear, ] less udder. pellucid, W U. JfsreB^Bftg ?cRT%fiT*?r* Me. 51, * 6-27-, *m 86. A crystal I : Jll^tdHYe) bear" ?pT j -2 ^f^br-^; [ sr.cT, i 1 A also*T?j.-3 N. of a plant- cf. -CoMP. a?l. a. ( e. ar'sgt? i- ) _ ( ) (mentioned Kadaraban in i ] ). a bear! indyed- To, towards with ace. ). It is a kind of separable preposition or prefix to verbs and verbal derivatives, especially to such as imply some kind of motion, or speakings irrfc^j p. i. 4 69 *f or TI to go to, attain, as w* *nr TOt-grjo go near, approach) 8jft to lead towordsi- *3 to call out 9 to! "TH to fly towordsi ar^to salute; a. awi$is,-a)*ii3 fit to be cut. ( [ $<& mfra sn; Not [ f. w. , sm [ 1 w. . 1 ( sr3m soul wft ) ST A 20.-3 ram , ^^TsrHiwrn Jm- 14 TV- A The i ! -, A ] i rior tribe, P. IV- I. w^fr 71. 6 Vidyadev/s of the Jainas- a kind shade, 5jim Hunting. " 2. ^mn sort of corn or sign Aries.-5 grain *%*tsf n^rm Sign: Pt. 3. -6 Mover, leader ( Ved- ), said of InMaruts, dra, Rudra &c. a drove.-/ N- of a mineral substance ( n%TOrg ).-8 N. of the Moon or Kamadeva ( an^ ft'orWm^ <$fo c f. ^RT w^t arm: ).-9 vehicle of the sun.-io N. of the father of Dasaratha and grand-father of RAma so called because he was born on the Brahma Muhwrta-n N of a ^ishi -COMP Wc{: [ *nt artftftti w<^^,] N. of the ancestor of a war- Not touched by ] N. of one of the sini individual ( % ft?f: WMsnift* t ) he-goat Indivisible- ] aft? Bg. Uninterrupted i ^?* wi ] having clear water- (-51 N. of aj"iver l^rt arfiiHiTirct ) m?ft ^nrr ar^dr^r sntr T%TT HarivamjaN- of a lake on the Himalaya ( -? ! a. =T. continuous, constant; iftmln^Hni:worn?g?i Mv. 4- 36- undisturbed in its holy thoughts, ever cherishing amsecuin: ^mr: *1?f holy thoughts " n Ku. 6- 6g.-2 Not cut or divided, undivided, uninjured! inseparable.-Co.MP. 'JOT:, w. [arRsaTft Ha 3rf?r TV. Brahmi.-2 The ( [ *lfn N- of a chapter of the transparent, pure; ( *r- [ of prickly nightMar. rrp ). i^} xfint sff ff^r^Tr^ft srnfr rt5T; ] N. of a pot-herb Convolvulus Arga- [ f. ff. Not fallen, firm, fixedi not giving way, solid TUigrafti an^)ffiMn^>r K. Vishnu and ^3 ftf The invoker TV.] fi%; priest or Ritvij who at Soitia sacrificesi or inviter, a employed Snd is a co-adjutor of ftg. Each of is the four principal priests, 5^,*TW, MPI. and has three assistants, the total number of priests employ- ^ ed at Soma sacrifices being therea fore l6( ffm\M. N. of the' Saman to be chanted by an aroim, also called a- _ Containing the word ar^BTJrr'R p. V. 4 [ amsn *$ w*Y *r ] The 2. 59. duty of an arorwro, being one PV- I. 135. f-'m, taining to, to n- [ Per- Not studying as a boy before the $* *. . ] Vedas ( ceremony ), or not the ] be repeated by, an j entitled to that ).-2 Not metri- study (as a Swdra nature of metres, ie- prose.-3 Without fancy or whim. cal, not of the a- [" a. ] Unbroken, uninjured, complete unimpaired, without holes or weak points, faultless, without defect *-f%|: i s ' ' ( ' ' firm ', fixed f ' ) ; solid having n^i ground. -2 Imperishable, permanent) *r inveterate enmity. 3 [f ?m% jjnfc ^gii-fi.^. a. ] Not melting away or perishing, not leaking or dripping. n: i N. of Vishnu of the Almighty Being Twm ^n^iff^i^nf *&"IT Bhag-, w*i*3i?#Hr K. P. 5. ( where ar* also means 'one who is firm, does not yield to passions'). 3 N. of a plant, Morinda Tinctoria. 4 A sort of poe12 tical composition containing cantos.-CoMp. w*: [fa-] N. of Balararna or Indra. '*f .',-s*:i-wfr: N-ofCupil, son of Kn'shna and Rukmin/. wm*r;-mT: the sacred fig-tree. *: [ *..] a class of i i Jaina deities said to have been produced from Vishnu. ?'tw N. of a place in the Punjab.' I. P- (optionally replaced by t in non-conjugational root tenses arsift, anafni, arfarj ) i To go. 2 To drive, lead.-3 To thr w, cast (used with prepositions found Only in Vedic literature), fcf- L. I- i age Gr- ag i if 1261 i Zend Q ' WT^t a. j az- ] Rftm-, A i & ^ "4% -iiwriwi<^ rrw inr ' *' 1 1 "^ Mb. i * all t^w< ; 10. Bg. R- I0 2 4-~'r:I unborn i' epithet RfMnf ] Uneternity Fi ^i.-"*. ". 3. born, existing from giving perfect protection Rv. Ifaultless action or j 145. 3. condition, absence of defect uninterruptedly, from first to last-COMP. wi. [**'] having a fault- i N vS goats and rams. qof TOT-WT* ^] ^TT> ' of the ar 3; The Almighty nrnr^v sr N. Of the *iinr Terminalia Alata Tomentosai of another tree iw Shorea Robusta. *ar [ wrw *m fw HT the shrubby basil, plant : ] .->ift*ir [ nf a kind of 5*ft 0m fitrft -qifv ^-s s a huge serpent ( boa constiictor ) who is sa d to swallow goats. (-0 Nbelow See aT^nra 13 ift*:, *rV;ni(iiiH afhrfi smr 53 rftr] a goatherds so-" ?:, >n^w fa'itile * of a plant- srrro [ j 1 a kind the i Pt- ^wft* [sTsrnrr^m ^Tt enteus, *tj*5i. 55 ] goats and sheepi small cattle arirRft 3 ^j Ms. 8. 235* w goats and horses- ( -v: ) the Sun or Pshan , who has goats for his horses. "WT^: [ arsrw BITW ^: qt^ rr qr^T iw ] of one of the 1 1 Rudras, or of the asterism qjftpresided over by that deity^TT^TT: of plant ( wuTr N. of the 25th aste-ism- 2 the presiding Wsif^gT em T3T: *TW imrr; deity of goats g^^ft fire, ( ^ tmsi: *^] a mineral sub'ifr: I the best of goatsstance. lord of the sign 2. N- Of MarsarrSif ). i <*.!:= wnsftw: q. v. Aries See N- of a Rudra ?: above. S: [ wnw Kjr>-f iij: ,-^n?.- i a fool ( silly like the goat ) - sriatr^ also a N- of Vishnu, Siva or of the 5^0 plant ( the leaves of which are very dear to goats). WTJ N. of a sage [ 5frra<> TJT ] ived on the milk of goats ( Ved. bleating like a goat. *nf [anfmTrin faNwrSi ?-foi^-ar^] I. a butcher. 2- N. of a country ( the modern Ajmeer, which, it is supin posed, for formerly abounded *T5: [aroft mst 5^ fnwt T^ butchers). of the place called Ajmcer.] i. N. 2. N. of the eldest son of Hast i, born in the family of Puru, son of Yayati- 3 -surname of YudhishthiraS a- goat-faced. (-*:) N-of a : a Js; who ] young she-goat.-2[*ftiTW useful ] wF: gfre *n ] The fleshy protuberance on the neck, or its excredisease of the pupil of ment. -3 ( The bow , 3rtf 3T3T* of Siva ( 35? 3T3T h flw agft SJTO. Common ZRT-WT ^T ararw iffttz TV.) ^"ft Siva's bow. BTT, ( Mar. HsRift See ar^ HT% rg< ] Moving, driv": Brahma j'^w: born from ing. Brahmft i. e. Daksha. ] wi-i P. V. Pinaka- 2. cible, aw 41 Ho aiiTCT sni ] {#H aiwow arSiva's bow, arart ftwj araft ar^-arq); 3TZT ) ) to snn, ( is interpreted by the Vedinties as referring to the tfift ci nsisting of ^S,. w^ and ar* See S. B--2 she-goat. -COMP. ^*nt: tee fleshy protuberance or nipple hanging down from the neck of goats an emblem of ^anything ) ( fig worthless or useless fwr ^jwr; HI i ] IT NSee ] of a plant "jfire^t or ^ifo^w N. of ( Br. S. 65. 3. a goat-herd. See ar^jfta mine Sir t -": nrsat- CT ] A ; 2. ; ra >, ["*] si^rr a. Not subject to old aw age or decay; ever young 15 * K. 103 of. r<SF* wwr WT R. I. 23. -2 Undecaying, imperishable; gnwnwc raj: R. 10- ig; awawrtw^r i ; Bh. 3. 2. Ms. 76. H. Pt. Pr. 3, I T: 148. A god I( I5L who is not subject to old age ).-2 N- of a plant fijfT^ or sfWShft ( *i^* 8 ] I N. of the yellow jasyfi*i,-2 A flock of goats WT Aloe -H See under ^. fl [ =t. v, ] Destitute of men, The Supreme I. art ( Perfoliata.-2 frw* ).t [ * ^'^ A house-liz- ^ Spirit. . Jr: _/. Ill- 3. 112 ], ^ Cessation [ 3ri..aTTaFt?t P. of existences nCTmifttufg wTisBift<: 45 may he not be born, to' arft Si. 2. may he I i i(i P- III. digestible.-2 Not de- g,.TO a. the Eternal being ^K ) Unborn, epithet of the Unborn Being, 3fr^r% 3r Not 105 ] caying, imperishable, everlasting, perpetual. *5 ( with *frc? expressed or understood friendship! 9^?J exist! fl . [f a. I. sismi*: cease *m: =. i P V. i uftiiftf5i [ gasmen';: 5. 6- 2 R. 18. 8.-2 Not proper to be won at play; wi pntrT nn Bopadeva- desert. [ $ftitfn% ="90 A tenantiess, A bad or insign'ficant person. oi t Tooth- ] frog. -2 The sun.-3 state (of a child ). r a. Invin] unsurpassed,[unconquerabler Bg; i [ sirfia t^t *rw A r*rrr4r srirdefeat 3S.-2 N. of Agni ( ar** gr>1=T TTIW i m-iR ) or of Vishnu ( according to some )i of alexicographer. IT [ "Tret wft TT^R^R arwt] i Hemp or *rti.-2 -N- of a friend of Durga.-3 Miya or illusion. aMrcir a. [". tf. ] Invincible ^^5t: T4V N. o f Vi *nr. aunil f^g; [ [^rfttT irtff I *f: Toothless [3?3f H-n J ; t aroi* tsrJTT i ( According [ Sankhya philosophy prakn'ti or Mayas the verse which refers sun w f*r: w a N, t stupid. the plants wrarer ft*^ path, road. to ff^f^w 3T31T arrrin^T- [ i*r> a- less. Siva's bow.-2. The southern portion of the path of the sun, moon and planets. -3 N. of a snake-priest. below. A i TH.-T, See under [ I i n ). [ W&T i^sf^ Fire. ] [ ararw ), T: ntffii shnu -2 ^w ^irft^ is twT: w ] N- of plant, f^mft or Odina Wodi^r, highly medicinal, ) *!. H^ srn ft*g Tssfa 5i [ j path. i j risms "3?, ^MI^I and artrmrei a sort of heavenly passage tT>H&g, wn^r)j fq^pn^St^tCTTSJ l^^tflW "fft Y. 3. goat's ^T 'ff^ i tra called A the three divisions of the sputhern patt comprehending the three aste- 2- pro- N. of a Man] which consists of a number of inhalations and exhalations ( wmjwwft: Tr^fr^HinnHiwn sraj- ^TT^aTmn; A atr ] N. of a sage, or of a tribe sprung from him. mw:-ft /. [ ar3tsi JTWHT t%f$?iT ^mr: ^rra. a. ] one of 184. ( 31414* Mb-i one who reads here- wrks. A cowage, Carpo poirot: [arsreu w%1*^ ] gon Prurieus. does not repeat his prayers ( a^maw Anti[ ) tical Siva's bow.-2 [ are* *T-*R ] N. of the tree of which goats are said to be T* wr. very fond. -3 [ aww m nim ** A por- 3r\-f9pt..i^] i A brahmana who perly Mar- WR^.-w-'n mony. mankind to tentous phenomenon, inauspicious to mankind, such as earth-quake- the eye.-CoMP. rra: [ arar^r ana: ] the above disease) (OTT rgft* Carroway t the species called Apium Involucratum or Ligusticum Ajowan to be produced* fit [ sftf^lr^firf 3r^r?t A N- of a very medicinal plant, Not favourable not aii*fira:-i i m 18. 33- a. (-!i)N ofaRakshas/'keptto watch over Si'ta in the Asoka garden at ar* jfT^nftf^ R. : Prajapati (Daksha). When Daksha reviled Siva at his sacrificial session. V/rabhadra pulled out his face, and afterwards at the request of Siva himself he put up a goat's face in place of the original human one , fww: R. 8. 7&- m- [ Final beatitude, absolu- fi- a. inactive. Ved. Not old. Not quick, rg-arin] 23 are? g^ ftqrsl? [ "TW 53 3$ N. of a town, P. VI- I. 155- ] anm=: f-irft?j w Without a closed space, arena; I 16 so OT wife; a widower- i g. [ H p. arfr-T III. 2. Sk. ] Not ceasing, constant) perpetual; nfffw R. 3. 44. /W.^Ever, con^5q?i%stantly) perpetually; f"5 3T$ =i. " ] A 4 Thejwind, air. -4 -5 I N..of a nver-2 N- goatherd. ful, ; breed, powerfearless.undaunted (as a horse)-. horse of high breed. Se e word which is used elliptically does not disappears asf?n: ( ) also called N. of a sort of medicinal preparation of ghee, (used as a remedy against cough, asthma, consumption &c-) ( [=?. i a.] Not of its original gender, .even when used like an adjective! e. g. or or (not . fi-sT.] Un. 4. Not |>. *.] wakeluh K: A fjmn- plant, Invincible, unconquer"ar go$...?: U. 5 27. -2 Not conquered or won (as restrained, not a country &c-)i curbed, controlled, <wfi% ?T5T of : I uncontrolled soul or passion. N. of Vishnu or Siva or of Buddha-2 N. of a powerful antidote, or a poisonous sort of rat- (pi-) class of deities in the first Manvana. A /. Cumin seed ( Nigella Indica; Ficus Oppositifolia- yet born, produced) veloped Pt. or I.; not fully de- i 5i epithet of YudhishthiraJ ti!T'iJfi?n<: 102; r iffy jm'St ?ii-5friToiT iBpTO5f!fiimnfli: Si- 2- ? Un. 2- 48, (hairy) skin of a tiger, lion, elephant &c-, especially of a black antelope (used as a seat, garment &c.); arm%^(^: Ku- 5. 30, 67; Ki. II. IS; i also fully developed. P. V. 4. 146. ?fl a- [T JlT^T ijtTT *IW !fftT^. 5Tf?T 5T] one without teeth, or (a state) in which one has got no teeth- "!?. having undeveloped or unfledged wings- <*nff a. having no distinctive marks or features us a oeard.) sre?N: a minor (who has not attained his majority). A sort [=>. .] I Having no caste. race &c.-2 Eternal, not produced. fif: /. Non-production- of -COMP- leather bag .] A frog(whichis supposed to have been deprived of its tongue by jhe curse of Agni whom frogs had offended ) H. -* ] Siva's bow. aiiW: [T**T ni^Rf >rS sjw] i (One that has a hole to go into ) a 2 N- of a Brihmana in serpent the Not faded or wi[*r. n.] not faint. COMP .-g^M N. of a two-fold rite to be performed by Kshatriyas a lope- clad . thered, oinff ftftt: ). : Prosperity, freedom Undigested; undecom- /. from decaya. I Indigestion; am rfrw ^*H^r , anftSf arjf>Si H- 2. 57, Ms 4- 121 -2 Vigour, energy, absence of decay- an ante- w -] Devoid of life; [** as jar or a dead person ':[ st a -l I Non-existence, death2 (With Jainas) All that is not the whole of w* a living soul, or inanimate ^and unsentient substance (opp- ^X)- q*T-=fi-nt!fiT sisfra [arfwiWT and father of family of >B Asval- -2 or bellows. TTO^; ] iftft: - a deer, *nlre.a. [an^^ 5^1, g^-fotft] in an antelope hide- tfa: a furrier- a- [*T5l >rat i%TTTrra-T)T3: 531 Quick, swift ( ?nw ) Un. T: ' . a- [=. w.] Devoid of livelihood.-1' Non-existence, death- i A sort of mouse, hairy mole.-2 A kind of ceremony in pronouncing < A court-yard, an encurses I a- lifeless, a bat. i> N. of a plant ! a- The Ve- of Siva and various other persons- fyi.-\ m. () a young bull whose hump is not yet 3- 131 . probably a an arrow. [wrftr arJTTir ^f:] having no enemy or adversary,notaneuemyofany one (-ft:-3:) tara--COMP. wtr: having an invincible crown; N- of a King. ^T N- of a Jaina deity who acts under orders from the Arhai AjitamH: 'of unsubdued power' N. of Chandragupta II. , .Unborn; ni ( i Prostrata ?ft 5^ 139] Going, moving; as i^n%: walking on foot- ft: /. [Tfr-n] i Motion, going -2 Throwing &c- able. irresistible! not requiring keeping up. mcftft arm; ; armrt rwrfi ] Verbesina sni.? 3. A below).-CoMp N. Carpopogon cowage, anri a- A frog.- 2 fish corruption of *f*vg l noun which does not change and honest, ight 2- Nir )-2 Not parallel or correct. . Durgf A a- Ved. kin or related) Rv- 10- 10- lo K- P. S plant) Pruriens". frog , kind of S^HT, in which the primary or original sense of a of a anakereSt - Of high a- s A of aw rai U. 426. 3- 5; ?rw A 5TTv-] . . The-H- Pi^i a. l67i P. HI. 3- 112] Death, non existence^ (used a w^inwi ?TS an imprecation ) I ; 24 rogue death seize thee- may 5gjJTn.Sk. mayest thou cease : to live ; [sf^-fn." ^n^:] Ved. Not subject to decay or oldage; strong, very swift or speedy- aw? a- oft- identified with Trzrr.nfrfa &c. See *rf^ T also. In compounds arsnrnay be translated by 'unawares,' 'inad- vertently,' 'unconsciously'; 'arerta, agfrw, &c-; "spr:,- ^, n^ unawares, feel- Non-enjoyment; /. ing of dissatisfaction or disappoint- - *] Not [" fit quered-* A sort of medicinal said to serve preparation of ghee ' Susas an antidote; f*raat <jff**sre ! a. above- Dk. 124, T5i *nj< n^ifn?if9K. 9. 24 of esteemed or adorable prowess Ki. ; w^TrtfTT BfacwTWR. 7. 10 halfstrung or woven ( 5^3 Malli. ). COMP. v* [. ] a lotus with curved leaves. a woman having arched or woven, arranged rJi^rr ( . ) : I Ht*m, -f ^farar; A ] Career, passage; battle gratified or Not [= satisfied- . m*n: unconsciously. to be con- My. ; inadvertently, unconsciously, unwillingly 'fl: reft?f jriffT: ?i?re R. 9. 77- committed unintentionally or ment. a ^i^ziftfnripiT graced, adorned; "^rj watrV araawg Ku- i. ^ sportively handsome tmfrt i T- it R. 2 18, T*trn8 ; 11 ; 3fc handsome, ceful, 7. ; handsome eyebrowscow."~whouse(? ). Not the eldest or a. : [ wn_.n^ *aft arfS ] i Wind. one who goes. 2 Fire. -3 best, having no elder brothers *^T% not ; arm TV-] A courtezan (used acting like the eldest brother; or acting like one who has no eldest brother- only in dramas). The border or end (of a garment), f?i wi ^^^sr^rzrr: Udbbata--2 Corner or outer angle (as of the eye); ' [Said to be fr. *] N. of a plant ^TJT?!* Flacourtia CataphractaarrfiBT A I shield. A 2 a to go] Ved. Agile, quick. field, plain, [cf. Lager; Gr. agros. ] [ fr. 3*5. live a: A a. Ved. [ Mv. ( rarely A. 7 p. OTRT, wfirtifa-sniTfa, ] Quick, fr. agile, active. coal- 6. 9. , srfirg, a*^, art'O I (wr% ) or ati%f^r-3T T7'rr| To anoint, smear with, bedaub. -2 To make [" ar^ma, 315 a- 5JT-*, *. a.] I vidual soul--2 unwise, Ignorant, I Not knowing, unaware of, unconscious, devoid of knowledge or experience; anfi *rafn i ar: Ms. 2- 153; Sfrgr ?: wfa:) the knowing aod ( ?: $: supreme and ind unknowing, foolish, silly, stupid (said of men as well as animals)) a?: -gOTrcnsn: Bh. 2- 3, Pt- 2. 3-3 Inanimate; not endowed with the power of understanding U. An [ 3rtn or Unknown, unexpected, ; i L 48 having ?;;.Tiim Bvgone, being reduced to&c-; ft ^^fa aw 46 art greedy a'^tf' Mk. . a.] 5. 6. Mot a kinsman. a. [*, *.] [*. ".] Ignorant, unwise. Ignorance, unconscious- especially, spiritual ance (amn) which makes ignorone confrom the sider his self as distinct Supreme Spirit and the material world as a reality. According to the Vedantins, aj^rr* is not merely a negative principle (snm wvrw: ), but a distinct positive principle; To murmur, speak indi- Caus- or IO-U- to manifest, unfold g^rra Git. 10. [ cf. Zend anku Gr. ankules L. uncus.] With aft to put away, drive away stinctly , \ ^w^wiTt: Bk- 9. 49-3 To To go.-4 To shine, be beautiful--5 honour, celebrate--6 Todecorate.Caus. I To smear with, ^forou ?t tt Ms. 4. 44--2 To speak or shine-3 To cause to go. [cf. Zend anj\ L. unctum, ungo.]-With ra to fit RT *t3ft To . ignorant unconscious, unaware! *>jm Ms- 5. 21 eaten unconsciously or unawares; ^tfiw* whose family and character are unknowns *vm fii!> <* R. 16. 72.-COMP.-*5 a. [*.] Ved. of secret designs. *TT,-*T: remaining incgnilt (said of the Pandavas); fi: wnflr * , bend, incline, curli curve; r$i?n%?HT Bk. 9- 40. -2 To go, move, wnn ^JH^TO Bktend towards also in awr^ tending down4- 22 ward, f^i ^?\ I desire.-5 a. ness; clear.show, represent, characterise; ) or aj^im, ; woman. : ( a^g r^fitj ; w to i. furnish. equip, anoint, smear. 2" tosmooth.polish, prepare. 3- to honour, respect.-t> out, I to smear- 2. to conceal or hide nra I. to smear. 2- to oneself. adorn; decorate.-H i. tosmear;2-to nt out, equip, harness-3- to honourto consume, 4. to join together, devour; to adorn, decorate, beautify ( mostly Ved in these senses). 5to unite, to put together, compose. ; & to bend run away. ^nsroi sti^i^n 3TTf97* with bent knees3^ to draw or raise ( water ). vft to cause to revolve, whirl, twist. ra to draw or bend asunder to ex(, jntr- ) to i ; H to crowd or tend, stretch out. drive together, to bend together, See nrnw also; to go properly. 3T?)?t Curved, benti pp. i ( a ) Dk. 125 bent and raised; *rtfl 1 ( Mb. 2 Gone. 3 Honoured, adorned, graced, gra- wrefltreawsriTT A kind of lizard. -2 N. of ***: i a tree or mountain. -3 N- of the guardian elephant ( of the west or * [afJ^ar^; w^-<"g5.] I s w. ) . Anointing, smearing with ^flurarnnr ^rr^r,? >?f fara Ms- 4. 152 mixunfolding, manifesting.-2 ing Collyrium or black pigment used ; ; ; to paint the eye-lashes; UTBTi'i ^01*re*r R. 7- 8. salve; WJIP Usalve; J5^ <>$wi 4. 19 ambrosial *^!f pr^ (fig. ftq; also) ?rr^T T: n 3. 84 i H*^* Mk. asn'itsrw 5. 8, I. 34; ^"I*CT ngvfTT^t v* srritwroifoirt Sik. 45; qjarm^tfi^t Bh. ?mp q^tint i also cf. ) impurity, as in MrJif q( fig v. 3 Paint, a cosmetic ointmentspe5 4 Magic ointment- A 25 kind of material of the black pigment, such as antimony (used as collyrium, lamp-black &c.(tftfH) -6 Ink.-/ Fire.-8 Night. 9 :Mn ) (Rhet.) A suggested meaning; also the process by wh ch such meaning js suggested- It is the power of suggestion founded on srfirar or <*yon denotation or indication), by which something else is understood from a word which, though having more meanings than one, has been cial ( of the north-east quarter.-2 N- o a tree 8. IOI.-3 Directly quickly, instantly ... ; &c.,) or, briefly, the use of a word of several meanings in a spscial s&nse determined by thecontexts *. g. *'iW fit: the adjective restricts Hari to mean 'Vishnu' alone, and not' a lion 'or 'monkey's so nn- and Un. [w^-srfe 2] 4. i A cavity formed by folding and joining the open hands together, the hollow of the hands; hence, a cavity-ful or anything (changed to sura or ffc after and fir in fjs 25; simCtsrtiTM^tircsnSfTr: Ku- 5. 151 irfrw: gtqimt ?ft^forift(3rrf'T Ve. I. I a cavity-ful of flowers* so ^afif- ftirftit i &c Y. 105 10 cavity-fuls or libations of wa'er; ws 'itwfwqrtqr Ve. 1. 4 to be drunk by the cavity of the ear; swt* r^_, 5^, y or wsf fold the bands together and raise them to the head in supplication or salutation; 53{ 5T3q><*3r . *uflrft. -H eye-water. '*?ft [ ajsraftw !^LJ_ v_of a vegetable perfume . tomrsfrntrii fapft ffH,jrwTefhr ftf* ) (Mar. ira^r )._STM< a ] [< a swelling of the eye-lid, stye. wsiw a stick or pencil for the -application of collyrium. A portion of the Vedas containing the word ahr^. N. of a medicinal plant- ^ WIT i N. of the female elephant of the nor.h.-2 N. of the mother fMaruti or Hanumat. [ She was the daughter of a monkey named Kunjara and wife of Kesarin, another monkey. She *as in a former birth a celestial name nymph by Punjikasthaliand was born on earth owing to a curse. One day while she was seated on the summit of a mountain, her garment was slightly displaced, and the god of Wind being enamoured of her beauty assumed a visible form, and asked her to yield to his desires. She requested him not to violate her chastity, to which he consented) but he told her that she would conceive a son equal to himself in strength and lustre by virtue of his amorous desire fixed on her, and then disappeared. In course of time Anjana conceived and brought forth a son who was called Maruti being the son of Maruta. ] 3. 8 84; mark a srifc 3! of respect or saluta- f^^fi'faw/HRrti^^ g^. arv5Uim?!j!nnifJTi?s: R. A n. I a- smooth Slippery, fShfjt N. of the female elephant ^Un. (?). The sun. Smeared over, bedaub- p/>. measure of corn=f?^ an-3 other msasure=n?T, or one-half of a irftsRT-COMP.-*^//. folding the hands, respectful salutation; gssr the wifra an earthen doll making Mi(?). 2. N- of a plant, mosa Pud ica (rg). y.;-c the cavity formed by joining the hands together; hollowed palms of the hand. [ a^felbl ^WfT 2^ TV. qsRTijT^ A small mous.-. one of Arjuna's arrows. ] 5rL T ST^H n. -i: ( w^; j ) [ nd SMMJ ^ AMOT n: i ] anointed &c.; mostly as comp mnds f a, &s, &c. ffif Night. A i P- I ( pounding s and fig-tr^e blessing, A wqrwrf o|^ perhaps a Jspecies of the [ A Persian word *? latt .r ; auspicious ilesire.-2 machine ( Sfw<^ ), its fruit. rarely A. ) ( TO wander or roam with loc. ); roam o.er ( sometimes with ace. ); *I> li't di^iis * Sk- go to beg alms airi t.f".<w about j ( \ ftt-/,-^. arzrE^?t to wander abjut habitually ,as a religious mendicant- ** a- Wandering 30 a nigbt-roamer. I-* N. of 2 part ot ; %TTT-M 4. ed, 78. w ; Bk. 2. $ Wandering, roaming; wtV&c. I'-sra ftwift STHI. ] Speed, velocity, strength; fitness, propri- - The notcned^ex remiiy of a J_ ] bow; g*Tt *fnia:ii 93: N. 4 96; ety* ointment, preparation (?). 'u drinking Soma offerrapid preparation of CJMP. 3: ing. flt R. II. 14. r^] fc a. [ arJj-aTff^ ] Not crooked, honest, upright. aJJfST aJ'. ( instr. of WJT^) i Straight on. -2 Truly, correctly, accurately, properly, justly, rightry^ Fgifft f g*ifSTtf!t ij^Rsrar ly Ku. 6- 22 we do not know you rightly or correctly fiw^ ?ra ^*T=TSSIstraight roaming about (aa habit of men- dicant)! so *rn, aietsn a^ a- [". R. 19. 31, Subh^shita if 15 -f,tVrn?>i: 5H<jt>HT r>uif. ^ Ms. s. ] Firm, steady, solid- ; r The religious ; ; at** A com nander, sender &c.t>,-f/ I Anointmenti pigment.-2 Colour, hue.~3 The sexual organ (?). COMP. 3W a k having coloured thighs. "|ii.Yaj. (Tflifln)-a *ft<:-i Hence tion; *: [ A i . , ii N. of a mountain, See !>. Ved. f^.^] Unctuous, slimy; lubricated; shi ling brilliant. I3T; i mark made with sandal &c- a Tilaka mark; tflfcrrnit- i K. P. 2., S. D. See STTRT also.-CoMP. wfar^r jwr?m unvqrt4|^pniiftori 23-6-1 A woman decoapplication of pigments, ointments, sandal &c., or one fit for such application. 2 [^rot-yjj ) N of two plants i rated with the tirfrnrir- . mforofrftdt [5 i*ffi a. comp., P. V. 4 102) =T ntfjitlm N%H Ms. 4. 631 i&lfi ^rrotiTM: Pt. i. nrr^ i;wjn ^Tsroft, cf si?*nfc!f JTS^W Soon, [at^.w] Ved. Straightforwird, going straight on. ( restricted to a single meaning by relations of conjunetio i. disjunction &c. (Mm, ^^m, m?^, ftrrftm H COMP. ? T a. ?n?i Ms 2. 244. going straight on. done righily or justly. A 3T5T=n rm w. ] I [ speof lizjrd a small mouse. -2 N. of the mate of the elephant cies ,- 4 ( ) N of a -*f: (E'y- doubtful) mexlicinal plant, thu very useful shrub TW* Justicia A .hatoda, or Adhatoda Vasika (Mar as %RraJ ai 91 3*9,] A 2*"T 3*f woods arffrwa forest, 5. a^-ft, ra; A A. I : I To To kill.-2 go beyond gress, To forester=w?f%* q. i^] lessen, a- [ wprffr 9Mifi*ia High, lofty I -Caus. des- w^. 1*1 : ?- j A A ^^* MSI temptible, marketf R. 6. 67, 16. II.-3 place, rr.arket ( probably for ?? ). fine linen cloth. -5 palace, -4 palatial building.-6 Killing, injurExcess, ing.^ superiority. i Food, boiled rice |3* r wii'j: Mb, wretched; 9- 1 ; A A medi- See FT' 4 A- ( ) f?^: P. 1* A ] very loud laughter. w?ft 3rra. a. ] a place or country full of palaces &c. -?J:,-?nra,-?t**<> ] a loud or boisterous laughter, a horselaugh, cachinnution, usually of Siva ^wrq" Me. 58- ft Pis* Dk. f?re: ?rai field of anu. i. -oft arorft JSTS^TT^ anr^-?-!.] [ of who laughs very loud%-n ] i. ?T )3>: [ arjfr^sj ^r^ ly. N. of a plant JO Jasminum Mul- killing animals &c-)-Co.WP.-iti!*r: arn fV^dl trrscir; ] N- of a sage [ said to have been impaled on an fHftj^flift ] i. N I ; ( florum or Hirsutum wft or linch-pin. ( of a house i fiTT apartment on the roof small, a palace also. i?^ [ f^f TV. 1 very loud A weapon shaped cus ( arsFr*Tnw! 7 ) like a'disr t^ f q* i ) i little, atomic arofnonim, . the roof, [ *? An apartment on an upper story a palace ; , Mv wi3 ] i A palace, a lufty mansion. -2 N. of a country. -COMP. m: [sqq^ mason, a bricklayer (one builds royal mansions )-, - i. base or foundation <**%: P. III. 4. 42. perceptible Bg. -- j a who a kind of in architecture; Soma <J&fif Bh. 2 78 to also make mountains ot molehills. '-2 An atom of time ( *ww*nrt a^S srg)i U is said to be 54,675'OOOth part of a Muhurla (48 minutes). 3 N. of Siva. 4 N. of very small grain such as <m, ^V^ & c ., sj^-j ^ait?f)s To Liia i the fourth part of a Maua.-CpMP. %: [wg: hair-splitting question; n. wfgf^iirartT: UM: San- S^ N. of a medicinal oil. kara). "^] juice i i ( ? the strain)- ) To become minute P- I . or atomic. A I *5^ To ( also I Gone. -2 Rained. move. fl 8. 9i quantity) w^ wgli magnify; cf. ^i^flts: 6. ^ ? )- i go, insignificantly small wo^fq rt Ms. 6. 40; sfosVq. ?iTrRpr: Pt. 4.26 asked but an atom, a very small quantity, Ms. 3. 51. 5: I An atom, a very small particle (an exceedingly small measure)) the mote in a sunbeam, the s nallest ***^w F5: [ wff^ =i q^q ] i Overbearing conduct, contempt, disdain.-2 Excess, superiority *:-**: ( MTOI& a- . ^'3: Bh. 3-26 ind- finger Smaller, smallest, very >mall; a Bg- 8. 9 very small 551"^ Dk. 142 Minute [3Tl,-Ti.] ) An Very small' i ] A fine hole d er for the ). : A Ved. aio^i The A Siva- 2- one t [ wTtf-^i; a. atomic -2 Subtle, too fine. -3 Acute*: A small kind of grain. See *3- wi V ari: i [ srt $- i ) . See point of a needle.-2 A linchpin, the pin or bolt at the end of. a pole of carriage -3 limit. -4 The corner of a house (used for v--?nw i below. [ 37f5MRT , atn r A A* ^t 3 N/lakantha). 3SP fflr smallness, thinness, leanness, fineness. -2 Atomic nature.^ The superhuman power of becoming as small as an atom, one of the 8 powers orSiddhis of Siva * II. I cornp- in the sense of 9 deterioration or contempts fi: Sk. a contemptible potter- *: kind of bird- ; *w COMP. [ ^g-STfN.], s^cir 54; oft. in A (*fi if&tsf tn Minuteness, Very small, conmean, insignificant. stances are primarily atoms and secondarily aggregates,^ and that all atoms are eternal. 3?sro< [f. 5T.] iminufe observation, observation of very minute parts- 2. [wg: gs*ft ifn^r 9T^i ^<9t-55S.] an insftument, like the microscope, enabling one to di-cern the smallest objects. jftf$: [*.] a fine sort of grain, rice &c. To . =^irrf5 i attack. part of the plough. To ^ tower A shield. P. sound .-2 breathe, live (for .). constant comp ).-3 ( in quent, I An f:-$ [ roft ] Dried, dry apartment on the roof or upper turret, buttstory, a garret -2 ress, To join -2 argue, infer, discern, ] loud.^2 Fre- i I To tate. To diminish. -2 pise, condemn, disregard5 f -3 try. To P. I , trans- also) (fig. v. ex'nt, attempt. pervade, attain (Ved.). To -5 P. I To aia^l P. ai=rr5*: trine of atoms, atomic theory, the theory that all material sub- gcr. N. of a metre. 2. l To U. I [w.J atomic dust. frtfr '^araf^r] N. of a plant .Croton Polyandruin. *: t^e doc- />. we:-i artrm frn^"i Tif^ ar^r j [ The Un. I III j scrotum -3 An of COMP. i testicles.-^ The egg; oft. used with reference to the world as having sprung from the primordial egg of Brahma; 3rr!s'5M^: L)k- I. -4 The musk bag. -5 Semen virile. -6 NSiva. wsW Mrair.-Jiiffa tion. a- [ shaped, oval, elliptical iwT?:,-5 ellipse. fta castra- ] eggan (-*:-nt: ) art [ the shell of the ] sf r** rsrrt ^erf- or mun- dane j-it} ^ egs;. ii^Tjs'fl [atrfim ^rj? irwr : ] N- of a plant arsrW or *ra- S5f. *t5i:-T:,-t*: [ ^. a. ] the scro- tum. * a- [ f*ia; srr^i jrv? J born from an egg. (-ar: ) I. A bird, oviparous being; ^Rfi* ( Wfff ) Kua a snake- 4-a -nr ) musk. 42lizard 3- 5. fish. 3. Brahma- ( : ^ : I The scrotumsmall egg, at*, wtif-sfii, ] ^ ]A Si- 9. 9- 27 --, a I Not excited, cool. -2 3 Unemployed Unostentatious vr. (pi.) N. of a class of deities among Buddhists. [ *rg-. A fish* A rw 3^-5^. ] jfit: [ are: srfiri full-grown or full-developed man, iwa strong or powerful person; ; A- R. : ': To biud.-4 (tefll) To soul--3 fibre of *n?wi . who has am* [?I-^I3.] Going, wandering. not moitifiedhis fully body by penance or mass is cool (?) wanderer, a passer-by. rar% whose body 3 know- *4 a- "] I*. [. *] Having no shore A banks' , t:i **m ^,1 Mai- f w* aram ind. Wot so; 3f%?r a. not deserving that, not used to such things; ^iHiHilft(i: Ram. ind. W Bottomless." a. [# Ku. 1- 5^ftsf5^ ] N- of a "rrara or lower region, one of the 7 Patalas; being the first among themN. of Sora-CoHP. ' (Rhet.) The non-borrowN. of a figure of speech in which the thing in question does not assume the quality of another though there is a reason lor it; 4'S gree- : Ved. Not very strong. a. i wi^ftftft K. P. 5*11 5^1 ftf| from ICM or ^ . Kuval COMP N. W'T%PT: variety of Bahuvn'hi; ind- of a g. this tt Rv. t e. [ -2 Bh. ( ft>5 nn. derstood a. [i. .] I Having no ropes or musical strings (as a musical instrument); ipnfr iroft SIT R^m2 Unrestrained; not necessarily binding; not being the objec of the rule under consideration; |f* 9f!*fa, S^'f' ** Sk -3 VVithout formulas or empirical actions. * a Alert v unwearied, careful, vigilant; "rwwr Ku. ft. 33- 5 14, amrjfflT R. 17. t wvn 39, H. . =^^' * ' *h"1 will then stand in case; mw is so beyond human ^ ^? ihat-.Mt.W!. thee, s< surpasses or surpass derived nouns With C *^&c (b) exaggefrom roots) Extravagant, extra. , or )\_ > , W """^ ifafe Ms. 5. 31. f|. expressed or un; **** mifit f? %? ^a 2- 43 3- 5" viqi-niaindllHaT^ R. Ku. 2. 5 ""rcft mii'njKiT S. B. now therefore &c-J Hence, Irom this of time or p>c-place-- henceforth of"*!, ^ act power, i.e. a superhumana horse). past the whip (as '"P 38 unmanageable; him or them thnt this or that cause, hence, so, therefore ( corr. From cmsequently TV. ; 3rarss*rot 6; 3. lf> rpir: which s^-aYSs,] I Than this; having a comparative 22. I- wfinrt, sative ] ii ! regarded as which bottomless, very deep, unfathomable. ra Sk. king; or 5i:,tw^8a excellent be undei *ft*ft must the sense of member stood with the latter er', a nfin% is y?t vedly- "st a preposition or pro thought or reasoning. undeser- Unjustly, v 0,,.,.- wft Inconceivable; baffling a- far nfmtwn &C.-2 (With verbs) Over, overstep; beyond; m-? go beyond, 137' 6-54- ). W f* forms; *ftraw* 3- m 3; and .', very very lean; much; also with verbs or verbal 4.-* adv. Unexpectedly. a. occurring *i"m)-a i or befalling unexpectedly, quite suddens Vi=n$Trefl*raccidental, -CoMP- muc 'very showing wri, Hfa!J no* very pected; "m^Mu. Common flax -2 HempA thicket, copse (!) excessively', from; a. Unthought Tm^mr^nt fw snra^ n Ku- 4- 22; Bh. wander- A *: I Absence of of reasoning. bad logic. or reasoning, argument -2 An illogical reasoner- or beach! precipitate, steep- z: I precipice, a steep crag.--2 N. of a hill -3 The lower part of the earth-COMp. OTT: a steep precipice; a fall headlo g from a precipice; a precipitate fall; whwifHHJrrra: S 6. 9 of n.y hopes there i&a precipitate fall (some read the line as *ranjn =tm frewa: and take it to mean 'verily our desires are like the crumblings of river I A prefix used art% ind. OKH] I meanwith adjectives and ad verbs, 'exceedingly ing 'very', 'too, void Illogical, j -3 Linseed.-4 1 swiz a. . Wind, air 2 The A garment made of the flax (* generally). -4 A I- Ved. ing mendicant. Not heated &c -COMP. One whose body is not I. ang marked (with red mudras &c )--2 wanderer, a passer-by, traveller. A an^r i^sfw weapon. ?TH a- r: 1 18. 67. bind. Not wffj? a. I" aa; wiirRi] ing that (am i. e- Brahma ). [ Un. 3 117] neglects his religious austerities; WHMWVIMs. 4 190, an irreligious or Bg. impious man-, ?^ 4- I To go, walk; wanderi to go constantly.-^ To obta'-n (mostly Ved.). -3 One who w.] [si. P. SHT, I more than thisswr'^'nfw wirTi V| more to say 2 wow I have nothing ( c ) afterwards- ' ; excessive, rated, inordinate, '*': ' ordinaryi *. Shope, reeard;"T5tiex ravagant rf"W ^n^: &c"If wn ( ce (.qpr,.3:,tt) afterwards.-^ Then on this account, hence, for this rea; Tf for this very reason. -*>* son. afterwards."^ (a) further on, any longej ( with abl ) f""TB5ifH iw* *w '*w hereafter henceforth i ; b ) beyond ihu, further 10 than this! waKfiff: *t 3 4- Bg. 12 8 ( W Unfit, i e ever bad' of proper in the sense ' Sk. The senses of i **- or An exaggerated talea' -2 Idle or meaningless talkI Exaggerated, incredible ("f|f). -2 Unfit to be told --3 Past narration or mention, dead, lost.-4 i Swerving from one's caste *w ; Oh wf: Mai. arffH8m^ifl*i" , N-ofa on ( -KI.W-.-M ; 74 much, ) Ms. allow to pass Dk. 100 witreift ??IT$ i trans, wfren a [3f?37*E: <WIJT uw]._Of an *: extraordinary size, gigantic avana, N- of a Rakshasa, son of . who was killed by Lakshmana. 76 5. S. ft*n- 3. 43. To be transgres- 2, 3, 6, 7 1 4. 74- H- ; 1 59 K. pet.p. also ; Mv. ; passing away ed Overstepping, spending ed or violated, to be disregarded, massed by, neglected or avoided via^im.nm^,in'm ^m^ifttaSai 47 violat( is being i is cf. i. <^fn%* a. in conjnuction. -: ; an%* H. ^T*^tf of time, excess; fault, offence; *n fbn wmfl^m Pt as time tT iftsnufn^sim K- 59 fl"' ) moon with the ; tree ft 3s bygones be bygones. 'let mw tradi- speaking of the past) is 3<mrq U. the event through excessive affection transgresses all due imits; ?mt K. 160, 181 -4 To exclude, pass by. neglect, set aside? leave; i**' qfi:mm3iT M. 4 troniJ^st HaaT=iM. I to the exclusion of.-.S To go or pass away, elapse, roll 6 &o lawless. tions 78 9. Very angry. a. -.mj.n Ram.; 266.-6 To overcome, _over- a;: w. [ N. of a Mantra mentioned in Fantras 37?rfersnfft T <<%f?(5T^rrft 'mr-iini'T . ] ' < power, seizes ^n*^ jwwri*n8nRiSa ?ii% Mv. 3. 31 by seizing or % falling upon, by main force H ft^rat Rf^i ; i *rwrf*g *3-g: ficult Very H.] a- rjnf^ dif- n Ms. excess* Ms. Overdoing- 2 N- of a metre of 4 lines, each line con- wif":/- I taining 2$ syllables- **] N. Trapa 4 P. I (J) To step or pass beyondi get across, go over, cross; fwfarj mflWMfaiwJ 346 led far away my K story, rambled) made a great digression; Q2; ^ 120; going so near< * ntwt foytn\ Me. 57. (ft) To pass over, pass by, walk past, go beyond ^>rifra^?iTOT5;*t Dk- 4, 10 Ti M. I ; Mv. is 7 wwrtFrq>jir*jiOT'^ passed or left behind; wr**nfpTW*n ij 7. 31 Ratn. bower; 3 K 85 is To excel, ITO PJ>T Ram. "oing or depart ing. surpass; exceec (in number, strength &c >t f 2 M- 1; ?TC3;=riM9iTKT Dk. 74; *mj 78 surpassing superior to; i w'W) vfewrflfai Sk 3 To transgress, violate, go beyond, overstep ii'TOHnrwt: w 151; ] i all trespass against Brah- m*RW: <| Ki 9? 14. Ms- 63 3. M , ; . 561 )i twTqiqn^nin*H ; 81 wrf5'rt^rn?fwft Mv- l violation ( of due limits or propriety ); Mv. 4. -3 Lapsf> passing away ( of through ; 25. time ) >?wim^T\U _4i i il fWT Wlff: Pt. I 8T%Wllfl 2; wsttRam.-4 Overcoming, conquering, surpassing ; r: *<\ :,Ms be6r Without a bedstead, . able to dispense with a bed-stead. wfnii, I P. I To pass, elapse^ ??ii^5Tn^i p iss away ( as time ) Ram. 2 To ovevcome, exceed, excel- See srftn.-3 To pass over, pass i by, neglect. -4 160 ?iftpft =8iratransgression (passing 1 [ r^-w ] Thrown A kind of sprain a mostly with S^i wtrrn^r^"!, w^i^tjnww: &c. -5 Neglect, omission, disregard Ms. II- I20.-6 vigorous attack, determined onset ( =arfiwT q. v ). -7 Excess -8 Abuse, misapplication. -9 Imposition i A the plantain %^T8fNT: K. 121 -'!12fi'i''W*i*'' Tjifjru : . dislocation. beyond *W *ram *m-fiiTt i'f w. [ a- * yond. ; > i 3 , *ft^f*f>i*ftmW *: Mars &c. ( |rn 3*rr sjftwTT^). -2 N. of a Mantra in Tantras ( pass, disrespect, injury, opposition (wrgrw9 forffam*is>jjrt Mv. 2. 10 refrain- : U cruel. malignant planet such as Sa- turn, let I Act of overstepping, going beyond &c.-2 ( a ) Breach fT wm^it: of decorum or duty Mai. 7- (b) Transgression, violation 3TH* M. 4. 5- (f Trespass ing from of an aquatic plant Btpinosai A 9T manas; ^rf^'TT i I To 23 allow to go. 9- Very a. ! ; Ram. 5. lose 2134- Oyerdone.done too much, from To 6.-7 f*9 WKfiJi] larfSstf Extraordinary hardship, a kind of severe penance to be finished in 12 nights S. I Exceeded, surpassed gone beyond &c. srimitn: w^wm' Me. 103 B^Tm?F^T: K- 35 depart wmtw" 5^11 Mai- 10 beed, gone yond the reach even of desire -5 To To pass away, die- escape. armi a. [ il ] ( in comp. ) Exceeding, going beyond, transcending, excelling, surpassing ; Mu. I. 2; fai4TWWIl'n'ilS f: Mu. .5 by diseases defying the powers of medicine, past the stage R. 12 48 UTotgffifn^: their bodies piercing through 9 ^n> Ms 7. 1491 advanced in years, aged W'WIHITI: $<*%: Bh- 3- 132 15: UWOI afJII^f Ki- 3- 2. of physicingi ; ; ; acfn*: I N- of a star of the 6th lunar asterism.-2 a large cheek or temple.~-3 One who has large cheeks. . i ; ; nwrmRtn: Mu the stage 4^past of thought *g q wm*a a. Having an excessive I Sulor overpowering smell. phur. -2 N- of various plants: ^ : lemon-grass 55^- N- of the plant ; ; M- & 5- $-, your ladyship a- ish, quite [ wifaitrit "i ] I Very fool- stupid.-2 Inexpressible, indescribable. a penetrable- Veiy deep, im- 29 a- I Having excellent or superior qualities. -2 Devoid of merits, worthless [ ipwiSsKtff: ] Excellent merits. a- a Very heavy ( such as i: A very respectable personi such as a fathef, mothe &c- ( *r: g? TTffT Srmr&B ). aringe of the p ant m JT? ] ' the object of f*r% TO of TT^T &c. Grahas are eight in number! The ;*t TOI 178 she had oi g^nfj ^in^M: N. of another Barleria by Amara plant', ^: is said ( M ar ararfori^: Mar. ^TT^T . , a- [ smfaitfl: s?:-? IT ] I Free from worldly desires. -2 Exceeding thought or will--3 One who violates Vedic traditions of conduct.-^/. n. I N of two classes of )-2 Fondness, inclination. be held in check, to crifice. r ] N. of a class of metres belonging to the srranj'^cjass, with 13 letters in each line HT ed or inhabited. ( 1621 - ."TOT , Mb -2To pas s by, To overtake, omit.-3 neglect, overcome *T%*T sient. a. ; surpass, excel. Very ari>i*n< *t wwRHl *rftm >nwft ~] or 'WwWininiT. aifiwn Excessive practice,. over- i ) i To survive, outsuroass (jn the mode i. srrT* i?rtT%wa Surviving &cExtraordinary R tention to the guests. 3* a. [ wftj* ij&fi rer ] treating the guest as a god. A: title or claim to hosfo?fif hosp i i WTwi?H Ms. Transgression.-2 Excel- Overtaking &C--4 Accelerated motion of planets rr"* 3- III due to guests* wi^tVigiiut qrfffi should come as the host or entertainer. Ved. Travelling, wan) N. ofaKing,also dering. m- (*t called g^r* and whom wflrtw. An epithet of Divodftsa the gods helped in overcom- ing Sambara. a. flight ( of burnt.--''* birds). Badly or excessively bad kind of burn, A Munificence, liberality ind. more, high Chan. 50. _ Violent inflammation. r ( abl- ); ? M. 2. 7. -2. Exceedingly, very much, excessive, great; 9 p:f: R. 3. 37; it *ti%nti?wf> Me- P-l To assign, to make over, transfer. -2 To extend the application of, extend by analogy, .6 SB- 15 will attain great splendour. -3 higher in rank (ace. ); w- i Above, IV. 3. loo Sk., IV. i. 151 Mbh. gent. wr Jf": dub a- Very sharp, punN- of the plant sftut** grass. excessive Rapacity, wrffgGorr greed or desire; 6^T T f?farr Pt. 5 one should not be too greedy. KOT a- Rapacious, very greedy. I Transfer, making over, 2 (Gram.) Extended assigningapplication, application by analogy, transference of one attribute to another, attraction of one. case or rule to another; arfi^n *nw : nft^ v^rirq arf^r; . or ling. -3 i P. To cross, pass over, surmount, passage from one zodiacal sign to another. tali ty | 10-15. ) doing. : hospitable reception of guests, P. N. of the shrub Hibiscus Mutab'Hs ( <4npft| To of living cha igeable, tran- wiw dead; so rarro 7 becomes a winrt anwrV: P snWian^ i To P. I e. gw mwr V : transgress, violate; be unfaithful to, offend ( as a wife &c. ) ** wtrwuHftrqifty Dk. *f>r*^ guest; st- , Up. I <jgiwirtiJT- 2( ^* ) Ratn. guest of, i- e. goes to jr falls on the ears of the fortunate only; *?ift & asrtfa JH* [ arfit*t!ft sria opp- anrora ) Superior to his live-^ Victorious T: a ] ] i a guest rffi^j. entitled to hospi< tality as a guest Ms. 3. 112. a. Always wakefulThe black Curlew (tftw* ). all t Bought of whatever is disagreeable in the past) arirrefow^fr W?*T wfiw^a. [ mjRfWa: over armies. 4 welcome F!5m ^5PTt *: Pt. parentage- Bri. Ar- (ac- Dk. 2 the guests of pitality T Very destructive. sfrfarRi %;ti ?n;.85 ] A happy state of complete oblivion which drowns a. ' rite of hospitality, hospitality, at- A weapon. -2 Worth. traveller c. ^15T be controlled. |T: N. of three libations made at the Jyotishroma .sa- ' S. 5- 6 dear or Indra's capital i. wnrninftrstft 121 Not tenant- To a to^Manuwr* g a nd Jn= the corresponding atigrahas being a. overcoming ^?r 5TT: to 5fH| ). H //. 2-, 4. cording Lo- nm, -2 Right knowledge, correct apprehension- ~3Act of overtaking, surpassing &c. -4 One who seizes or takes to a very great extent. <j.Crossing. not ngifolia- *X nrsfT, ^^, whr, w^, f*m & r*^, ig. ftrf late jTrm- "fi^JA mushroom, anise, principally Anesum or Anethum Sowa; Difficult to ' beyond death. Crossing, surmountl Un. beyond the be comprehended, incomprehensible ?: ,-sr?: i Object of an apprehensive organ, such as CTfr tou h K JS cross when &c- left atf^Mr-nr.-^raqiT be 9 p. TO take usual measure- " nwt r?rrrt long Very long have been very I hungef Bg-l j. adv. K.atn.1 mer ury &c. ) sur- Transgressing, passing &c- H-4. Dk-loj 3T- qriiifiraT: i ) ; w- or get overcome yfa'i.\ mUTriis g- vsatisfied or ifttrrw ( fifwnn wft5(t: i appeased This kinds: ?T e is unrest* of 5 fw. & 30 Thus in 4To make ineffectual H^fraf^mxrnnif^ Sujr.-*-4 Grammar mi *w^flnQ(i(J: or S ^r*:& rm^>: are instances, or TTO: is an instance of ^rorfe^s^ analogy! tftij<JiywiTiii^i*-( pjrawTTR a^m Bhasha P. 80 srra^sr is generally expressed by words showing likeness or . :semblnnce, such a- A ; To snatch [ grfasftn j Fjying past or beyond omission, neglect, missing, transgressing exceeding, going beyond due bounds. amrro: Passing away, lapse ( of time );3r^r*tss' ?T: Mai. 2. -2 Neglect, T ^^iomission transgression snnynini: S I if no Other duty be neglected thereby, if it should not interfere with ( the discharge of ) deviation from any other duty established laws or customs. 3 Befalling, occurrence jpwwraSN 4 gfiiWigfl wwmrtNW! 302 falling. ill-treatment, or usage--5Opposiajftrm* \ ; $&>& ] A plant. Metre of fwwTO ) far ; "*, " ^ (usually with * gen.) not far from-, 1 The Supreme N God; or highest of Siva- tion, contrariety. _ Surpassing the two and ams^TTT ), L r having no second or equal, incomparable matchless; 5' i ] ( M*5w%5tfT farr <*JT K \ 5. - m. [ wgff? a^w ] I An unrivalled archer or warrior. -2 or deThat which surpasses a auma^ ^ sert ['9M pp. l Put off, delayed &C.-2 Quite or entirely broken anfijH .?i^ai>tWT?T ciira?iq Su5r.-a Complete fracture of a boneara^na'i.a. I Acute, running a rapid course. 2 Surpassing in speed, swifter than ( in comp. ) arrfRrra: ]. i ; : / N. of a class of metres belonging R- 3- 30. wfttirr^ pot p. '.: i : ) 7i number of 7, 6 and <*5 snjft T^ zrcs ] The treet or the fRa^^Rj:. A m. common, syllables each being^respectively ( teak better road than good road. wra<^4 A. I To go beyond; spring T^/ N- of a Veaic metre of 3 Padas, the be delayed or 5.- siFtiS: [ arrarnri wfttqfir. Ved. Out of dange. in 5. To To neglect, omit! transCaus- To allow to pass 2 over- a gress. by. sim ^ a 1 [ arra^tct: ^J i Having no feet-2 Too long by one ; Very a- attractive an attributive of smell (as 139 instead of the potential, when th< non-performance of an action implied ). 3 [ Tf% arr^ita: ] On surpassing a foot-soldier. R] [ embarked, landed. [ q 5^; ramrnqwr P the conditional isusec ( i ); Ak. a. w A^nWf III. 3- Gone beyond, />/>. ] A To pass over; negiect, omit, transgress 2 To fly by, beyond, or over; to cross Cam- I To delay, neglect; see WrTi be10w.-2 T disrespect, offend; f H^*f S^ftirewft Mu. 3. 34. transgress, violate; *f?T}Tf?tfTfirflffTam Ki. 242.-3 To cause to fly past or by. i trans Excessive familiaritj girl past or intimacy ; Prov. Familiarity breeds 1 P. of arnraV ind. a. 555 9. 320. -2 early in the Very I dawn Ms- eajrly Ms. Overbearing Grown very much jfrftreF'TrrfT^t w?r.] A ques- tion about transcendental truths; a vexatious or extravagant question that is asked though a satis- factory reply has already been given; e. g. V9. aki's question 4 to Brahma YaJavalkya about in >: / I Excessive attachment; TrmnHf p^rg ': Pt. I. 187; STOTRnretT??, Dk. lol. -2 Overrudeness, impertinence; afjrwrriiraf113 N. 5; "T *j?3*ira ^'jf^^fflH^n: Mv. 3. 16 indiscretion or imprudence; q^rrim: m't>nnfii'RB'r?j 35^ ?*rr^ Mv 5 an insult. 3 Extraordinary or unwarrantable stretch of a ( grammatical ) rule, or principle; also= 3rfn?*m% q, v-~4 very close con: A gj tact; wnnTiTT5f?flTt*ft ( : Ki. _8. 33 arf^tj^ffn ).-5 Prolixity; srswnriiH'W Mu- I. afnHf*!t The time after tne ceiemony in which the ito Mantras are A girl who has marriageable age, . a attained a grown-up girl. Very strong or powerful; *Ji B^Hoia ??ra*: 1\ im. eminent or matchless warriI Great strength or or ( *rram ) power -2 A powerful army. w I : An N of a medicinal plant, Sidonia, Cordifolia and Rhombifolia -2 N. of a powerful charm or lore taught Visvamit.a to by Rama:-^w t gressed, missed, past &c. live. i number Great continuity! , 58 very rapidly or in morning, in the 4.62. w^ Y failure N. of a Vedic n./. apid succession. ing, lapse ^i^Tstmitfr^ ^i?9T 2 169. -2 ^Non-performance ; l used. foot. Going beyond, pass I . f 3 atrtrm'gr Excessive sleeping. -J? a- I Given to excessive sleep. -2 Without sleep, sleepless-^ ind- Past sleeping time ( ft^t nsira T g*% ). ( padas, the 3 i: R. i: ; 5- in- .yllablesin each being respectivey 6, 8 and;. ; i ( sin, away, drag away. > Plumbago Ro?ea %< a. Very very heinous est, a- smnfc^Tr^ contem >t. ' i ^ 3=rtiw i u One who has vanquish ed is enemies superior enemy. I \: A great o ' ? a. discernible; I Far, .out of sight, no ^m obsolete (words 2-rNot hidden, visible ^ I HK^i rr 3ft iltj f%& S3e R. 1 1.9 als3.-3 N. of o sha's daughters. le Dak- 31 a- An Childish, sive puerile. infant. M. i'*ri?5TriT l- 8; ( in COMP. ) - ness, head-long : tst [ i arfrl^itcrr two years old A ] cow i Over-continencei or abstinence ( opp. Mfiftf* ?-. [ ir(ftarrett wa^? ] One who has violated ) the student's with womenarftn *n) ( great load who life, . *: i Excessive burden. ffmn^ta: Finally emancipated from the [ Ki. i %:<*rfrT- 33. -2 3. liberated, or illusion of the world- Maya a Very windy. ff:,-3m: strong hurricane, storm, violent gust of wind. _ A sen- a- cessive.^ Lightning! flash oflndra's thunderbolt P I arise; ?i;w To i spring forth, Mb. 2 To overcome, cffltsfiNgB to surpass, excel subdue, overpoweri snjNs: Surpassing, defeating, con- quering. a. ia>i: Surpassing epihet of all, Vishnu- Over-measured, exNot wet. i [ ar-ftfoir] 3 A great friend, epithet of a very friendly constellation. wfog'fia. I Entirejy free from worldly desires, finally emancipated. -2 Barren, seedless. -3 Surpassing ( a necklace of ) pearlsi siftW:-Tfi<: Srfi^rffi'Ja'BawSi Mai- 5. 8 I A kind of creeper Titim, Mar- 5wt or wg^jftin ) represented as twisting itself round the mango tree and as the beloved of that ( tree; cf. Excess, culmination I / highest pitch 'ft i^-it to cess, to reach the climax; i Mai. 7 2; "ft "A >m ; *T* . widely known, become notorious, noised adroad nm?t int ^r 51?^ V"*frfot K 1561^ H5r>!rHmw>jfHm*rT*$Tn*rr 158; ^Hmifi^ar: Dk. 30; W T3T fii^aiV IJ I( SJ g -g, 10. 80..-2 Boldness, impropriety, violation *R of due limits ( wrr^T Si- 8. 20. -3 ); rai!^ /.- *\y. : ( from death a- tree, Very auspicious. (ft^ff ). ><Tia^wwiNiR^> quR3fr: of night- ^ great pridei *ft i ^KIT: ^ ?i: Chan fat, Tti *nr] Fles as tor, w^is &c, ni ] per measure, hy Exceeding the proinurdinate, exces. 4- 131 ?i%f<^i!t Pt. 4. ' W 81 i example is better than precept ;' sometimes with ace. =r n tniwts^*^flmi self in the sense of 'to ' Final liberation S. a- fleet or 'i is than another T flH^fiiftwjf Ms. supreme or higher i *a?t-CT 12. 25, so ^*<mi%f}- H. i. 17. *^5TTwi%, of great importance. 2 To be left with a surplus, be redundant or superfluous. ft&ft H- 2 is ! ceedmg ) Very be mightier 9.296 none I- R- Surpassed, excelled J. 14 strength ex- i that of all creatures; S?PT- K. 137 surpassing the birth of a son. -2 Redundant, superfluous, remaining over and above; ^ftjffcijj^irfiiftTfintRqi K. 66 not contained in the heart. -3 Excessive,exuberant. -4 Unequalled unsurpassed; supreme; elevated) HK35W..fl|aisfitiTrfwf Ki- 14. 33 being raised up or elevated. -5 Different ( generally =*n kind of barley. Over-tlow, excess. a. be supreme,' 'prevail,' 'triumph,' 'predominate,' . A . . a- [*ri^?rf9tt plump, -2 ( Gen. used in pass- ) I surpass, excel, be superior to with abl- ); nr* K^"n H. q. i 50. Close contact- ) To N. of Very great fragrance-2 N. of a plant ^^mg^T, Jasminum Heterophyllum or Arboreum. 1': a Superhuman. Exceeding due limits- ig^ a- 5t: HTJT^T^ Dead (frftsr) ; Up Haughtiness, too .-Hi.?: ebcny => ^ N. of a 5>tvr((ii a. Overcoming death. Final liberation from death Eminence, Voracity, surfeiting oneexcess in eating. who surpass- N-of a DalbergiaOujeinensis -3 ( *wii: ) Mountain a tree called fftw also ). superiority. -4 Extensive land. self, H^TctfT^oin^^TTi^n M.4 ; >jT>jfq: R^ Hfft 5. 3'' nR'^^nn *nl f^m%TTra tre?, goto ex Anextraordinary or I ' ttfSftirt ": m a. VedT[ Prepared over-night TI^:, acr: are^-ar^] i AH optional part of the Jyotish/oma sacrifice ( 3TWT; . ) excellent king.-2One es a king Speed. -3 Excessive obscurity ( of a tence ) -Comp. i [ srmurt I'ara ] a mule. iraif^r Very juicy N. of vari>j^r, nwr and pfta^. ( *i^"Hi. $$f ( ] ; HR> a)i%?6i ous plants, * a. 68 through excessive grief *%: Ku. 5 48measure, inordinately, excessively. =f(Tm a [ BPwflttrtT! J Immeasurable, very great or wide (as fame); rashness; speed, *rt Bh. 2 99 K- 192 great hurry, fsr;*f 30; gma^ramTSsrnRijIint ^,-^1^: ind. beyond cohabit-; itsftmt; Hi'/Ht Pt I. 22; ?ra flrrft TPrftiifttin: Ratn. 3. R. 14. 5. *u gffi^s sij^iH>TitfT flap,!; *m"tf3t 5^ fiT^ai-isr i. Great speed, precipitate- : very much, beyond measure; f H -^ 4- 3 Qui'e insupportable; v- )--6 *' ( a. Quite empty.-COMP. having a redundant limb a finger, toe &c. ). (-* a ) redun- dant limb or member. sift ($n ?<*:[ ftv*^ ] i Excess, exuberance, excellence, eminence nftS*: U- 6;so T?". 3"? &c2Redundancy, surplus.superfluity. -3 Difference. ; swift \ I- 5. Very red or very much -wr N- of one of th_ 7 tongues of Agni. &V attached -^ft4 ] An unrivalled warrior, fighting from his car Ve. 3, 26. Several Atirathas are mentioned in rata Udyogaparvan. , m. TV- ] The kneevery beautiful woman. f /. A a. Very lovely. v N. ol two metres, the one a variety of and the other also called , 32 a. I Very rough or barren; 2 Very devoid of affection. cruel affectionate [ *ft'fll *sj J. (?: N. of a variety of grain. a. Formless, such as 4 Great I Wind -2 Very Wt beauty as \ to ] the beauti'ul. -i: n. simToravTT Mu. 3, Si. 6. 19 neglect, omit, let slip. ( d) Ty have no regard to, disregard, sligh'i offend ( especially bv uniK*r Passing or conveying of the g$R?fm, the subtle principle of life, toother bodies at the expiry of good actions ( *TE? ) con'ributing to the enjoyment of worldly pleasures. -2 Carrying over. ".] I ( c ) To faithfulness Dk ^ m m ?iM--4,oi^ injure) ), 62 disregarding; 3R5" [ Ram Ms 5 Supreme Being. 1 ^$-"155, ] The deity or spirit appointed by God to help in the (a) To surpass, conveying of the the above manner- gts^j ; (fi-) 0. Exceeding one's ^ income, extravagant- Consumption, ': or QjjT^ifrr in ?i%9ng^i Ki. excel; ngs 3 Si. 40, Tr?^*r^isi%5W Ks preponderate. outweigh, 1 4. 59; 40 to 41 b ( ) To overcome, sublue, vanquish, get a wild A v: I A 2 goat. wA monkey. i Passing, sp noing.-2 Excessive toiling or enduring, bearing too much load too heavy burden) H. 3,-^3 despatching, sending away, ridding, oneself of) * *rftOTft Pt. 5 how shall I rid my- Very hairy.shaggy. large ; pot-herb ( Convolvlus Argenteus. WWT Excessive Transgression fasting-2 i anft'Ti? ! Ki. 14 9- Erring, Mv. talkative, gar- inhabitant ri i^i?: Mb. S'fl(tt)=37i^rf?, q. v- ( insulting language, repr Ms- wr^tffert^w ?ii%': 6. 4. ) $'T- Mb.-2 Exaggeration, exag- gerated talk, hyperbole others "t ( wgflh ) five planets ( abandon To it. is not late(*rfitt- To go away Jrom, T*t ( abl ) slight, not to heed, A 5^ *r ) Caus- I disregard gjKrfaTffaT: Dk. [36-2 To discharge ( as excrement ). srraTff5* 4ta and 38 -5 frm Trfi^f^ fm^it^ Ram- ; Very crooked. a- N. of the .of) reprimand, ^ir^i5TT^ ) '- 2 . ) leave, Very harsh, abusive or I correction T$rer of 2; 6; wr ^n^ii^srgr passed. n: lower the pp. -Spent, world. N. of a Prahnta Metre of four lines with 16 Mitras in each. i i R. An Very pass away, glide away, el .pse ( as time ); to be late or delay Ti *w: T Jflisrtfo^ H. I ; other bodies. See to i H 19. 14. a. Able ] ; committing itfwirwiTwifMr: mistakes) ^s t a. [ srt%cruffcfrw-5T. toconvey a. rulous him self of > the better of get over, escape or TOTCTnfiW$?| ntf get loose from Sufr.i f%q(fiT: 4VlM)t 5Bg 14. 21 transcend these three qualities 5* dn'w Mb., Dk. 73, Ks. 121 67-4 (Intrans ) To j let out, pardonable offence or misdemeanour exemption from punishment ( ten cases are men- Br. i i ) , Talkative, very eloquent exclusively establishing one's own assertion ) fawi. a. TV. g Very a- tioned in Ms. 8. 20o " ) old, ) . Mund. aged, ad- vanced in years. 3if?WWf(i. I Crossing, surpassing, excelling gzFriKwfifaT art*T Ki. 12 21 passing over, overstepping, i m One who castes and orders Fast on the day ceding a Sracldha. : is beyond pre" transgressing, violating &C--2 Eic- ft ( a. Very fierce. z; A vicious-elephant. Very round a- ftra a grain or pot-herb i P. Caus. ross. 6. 13* %nRftT* ). To carry over or I To spend, pass nnfj v time)if**r Mai. ( * N. of ac( as W3T ffinniUgT fihrwt R. 9. 28 allowed to pass over my head, endured) H ?n ms To other Very poisonous. : U. Mai I, . Prolixity, diifuseness I. 19- .. 5 i 2 Counteracting poison. ti N- of a poisonous yet highly medicinal arrtifa* or plant ( Mar. Aconitum Ferox. ffoi.^^^ 47--2 To let pass over, get through successfully) 70) a, transplant, J?lace ), remove ( to an- bring or carry oven 37-6 **miH*r$*ft <JS i cssive--3 Foremost. 3tfirfr?t:/. I Surpassing, violation. transgression. -2 Exaggeration, hyperbole^ Violent effusion ( as of blood excessive action. ) i Excessive growth, in. crease, ad ingto, increasing)Wg ft ) <*& jrijflTW <^?itSTU-TIH^SUI ( trHgr^mSiCT K. 289-- cf. '' Carry" To ing coals to New-castle ", or the to paint gild refined gold, lily, or with taper-light the eye of Heaven to garnish is wasteful and ridiculous excess "i See the other phrases on the same page. '5^: A. ( P. in epic poetry ). pass over or by, cross ( as a place &c- ). 2 (a.) To go beyond, ..,! I To exceed (fig. also); ^rP^rfJrfff wtn$* Mai. i. 26 exceeding or transcending the powers of speech,indes?ribable 3J*iTf iHi%^3 ?t5*S > *fof Mv. 29 transcending praise ( b ) To offend, overstep, transgress, Terr^?j^ Dk- 167 Y.ila_te J *T*"T: 51 who can transgress , the decrees of 4. grown. Very olds very much 5: N. of a Mantra in Tan- a. trasi ^sj:3ra f 5: H ir^g HTKJ fra<w$$m_ tf$3Tfaj very old cow grass &c. ). ( gflrff:. n unable to i srfa351 A chew 33 g; Excessive or heavy /. rain, one of the six calamities the season. See fft. of V. : with nouns, meaning 1 195 or 5. excellent ', ' /.Close contact, great attachment ; r excessive', 'very great'; VT, K. 80 the best of horses -,'^rft- moved ntam:. or Moving with great velocity, quick -3 Advantageous result, the supei human qualities attributed to Jaina saints -<; [rfir5TT: arcm ar^] Superior, pre-emi- Close contact, N-- of the contact of ^3TT and W??n ( a : i TV- ^; srfcftw nent! excessive, very great, iudice, upon abunara:/ i. exaggerated or hyperbolical language, ex- of a ing, 4. 6l. in ( [ ?ft Hf^-^g?; . comp. abundant. An unwarrantable stretch of a rule or principle. -2 Including what s not intended to be included in a proposition-, ( in Nyaya ) including or covering too much, .unwarranted extension of a definition to things not intended to be defined by it, so that it in- cludes such things as ought not to fall under iti one of the three which a definition "i i ^ The time about the twithe time just before and the morning and evening 53;- ment verbosity. ( Violent motion or moveof the child in the womb ) Surpass- ] great, eminent a- i rior to all, Excess, abundance, preme Transcending or supeabove all- $ The Su- Being)3Tra*ra'T3raT<jMugdha. A penance ; kind of very austere ( Vishnu Smr/ti Excelled, surpassed &c. )*gngrq*iw U 5 4. -2 Excessive, exceeding, going beyond p. . a?'%5ip>f, a- [ sn-^m ] Superior, excellent; pre-eminent 10 25 K- : Mv. ftS'ft ( 4. f- Extending ) Ms 8-153. sweet juice of Madder, Kubia Man- jith- P. I i 5. 21. -2 Excellence, #1-^3^ J [ over more than a year- the Bengal Excessive, abundant. superiority, ( ) V. ) a. of the plant "'fris, , - ) i sr: rft ! 26) trick, fraud. 5. surpass. is ft A class ( ft of metres containing4 lines.with 15 syllables in each- It has 18 varieties. Cheating, deception; <m- r "ft N. of a metre of superfluity. four lines, also called ft^wi. *i%?irg a. Tending to excel or open-, q^wJt sri- &&yt f^sjumw aTHamn:-, wr ) encroach injure, twilight. HI i great P V. ft'SfjsTi 53. 82. after 3. Infliction r5r?T5m* faults to 5 . kind: first of season, unseasonably- I Bri. lights, of the deceive, over- Pn ^?tat i wrong, f5tt i j assertion. 2. a figure of speech, ( corr. to hyperbole) said to be of 5 kinds in S. D-, but of 4 in K. P. i . To I i a BHRirflr8f: 5. 31 *i OT: V- 2-2 To pre- dant.-CoMP Exceeding the dde limits or boundary ( as the water of the sea ). -2 Excessive, extravagant) bound& adv. I Excessively.-2 Out less pain; reach, cheat^ treme ) U. 3 mo- one of in i Si. g. 7. fir?m a- or pro- : ximity 15-, WI?I?ITI^ superlative affixes ) a fluid nn- ). One who goes beyond a. I V. P. P. Ved. To extend. I Cnus- 1 To extend -2 To extrt oneself to drive out; give out ( as or exceeds.-2 Leade Effort or exertion- 3-55- 1 , foremost. : Ved. The dead of night. aHRTiiJt^ a. a- Surpassing weapons R. 12. 73 the nail-wounds surpassed the wounds of swords ; [ sfr-wift ] i Excelling, &c- -2 ExcesN. of a metre. sive.^ To I surpass, R sm : 8. Mu*S 1 I; 3. -2 Kl 5T^5Hr To <*t*Tfa?r* Bk- q*mi(riif precede in 7. Caws 46, imft^iftg sleeping) Mb. -3 To annoy, as an incubus To excel act - ( i Mu. )* a small excel; 14, *fi?rr 5. 6. 32, Remainder, remnant : of time A. to the most ] *ffl A man excellent woman. - i W Mu. ) w: N- of a tribe. sor (in quality, rank.quantity &c.)i>?fi%. oT t oft in Tn^-i n?(^(: U . cofhp.with adjectives, O. II) in the sense of 1 ex-ceedingly.'Iexcessively;' *iJfnft$i%gr*ft5; R-I7. 25; ft m. An excellent dog. n [fr- ?*^] transgresa very dissolute woman. A *. 53.- 3: R. 6. Hi excellence, highest perfection of art. -2 Superiority fh ^K: [ arfgnnifa *w <*.^f^, Dysentry, violent strain- ) i smst i P. To excel, be over Ve.l )s H>JTF ftw^ ffVmfttfV^ Rv. 10 90. I was over and above by 10 Angulas. ?r [ WT is^-Tf Superiority, precede nce.-a., '5^. Surpassing, standing at the head all a. Affecied by, afflicted with, dysenTOrw-*flwwfc Aki sfiH? 6 P. Mu. V. To I bestow,' grant give, present, i 3' I 2i. 15; -2 li. 48 nf^rn'SQSf 12. 27. dismiss, abandon, part with. -3 forpermit, allow. --4 To remit, as fine &c. ) -5 To leave as ive R. i To To fc ( a remnant. srnfp': ( of w m- \ ( St) mn, disease called arfaK. .. try Surpassing in sti ength a dog ( such as a boar &c. )--2 Worse than a dog. WT Service mnwrt?fl fitir-w: ? cf. Excess, pre- IW'R The *r?r?* a. I 3. r [ 5TT-3TH ] ( atft^W:] as remainder. ro: superior ( 3. 17, eminence, excdlL-ncei T ing at stool. : 2 w% (*lw^ surpassing I Granting ( of a wish ; giving i n5|9Tii'nHii' 5''JT nw ); ^n?w; K. 10- 42. -2 Granting permission g?t )Pto do what one Hke * III. 3-163, one of the senses of the ( nw Potential.-j Dismissal, discharge, J4 away parting with igiving ratra Hif ( manent ( i "rort )i V per- $ The mango fragrant. tree. S'uffing oneself with rn(T*n Ms- 4. five ?m B?a4m^ Bg. 8 28, 14-20-7 (Intrans.) ai&fil pass, elapse Oime ) To 62- aw"?? ,. Not liberal, niggardly' 1 mean-so'rited #: Slight contac orabs nre of contact of the tongue and palate in pronunciation! epithet of the semivowels and vowels; 2-157 III. 37*riH Tf BT T g Ram-; wTiwaTO atarfl p. p. [ ?--Tfi. Gone I ] 3wf3* a- [ aTntarfa ti%i ] cognizance ( reach *rf;^ senses; yond or past definitions $wat?r or 3?Tinnr beyond enumeration. innumerable iHwipT 1 *! fl Me. 295 5^113 past youth, in 2 Si. 13- *5tn:n: I advanced an the 3. 41 swf^reswqqw^: R. ; Si. fTiTHi%: II I. The T: of Purusha, ( in Sankhya ) r Phil. ); the Supreme Soul I Pi adh ana or nature (in Sankhya )-2 The mind ( in Vedanla ) H^f ^5^^: **w. Ms. Phil. ^flwaff3*wi5r: I- 7- 1 Kull. irj'maTfJT gart ^ft'4 IR; ( [ aTfii-5^ ind- superior to ing, 14. 2$; 14. 21; I ace- ( ) si?fhiT- ; Mb- : a- Not bulky, lean, lank. rows, past bowshot wtfm'ftef'tg Ak. who has left the boat, i e. landed, disembarked--(6) Gone by, passed away, past ( as time &c. )i wy a. Ved. Not rich or wfw^tf: Over-affection ;?: V. 2 sees or finds what is to be done? "*?: T 5. 4 is apt to sus- pect evil- 3Tni% flrwtw i [ -To stretch out the hands <wr&).-z [ fT%n arfa^mra ] To overtake ( one ) on an elephant- o go beyond, pass on, over or beyond, cross (time' or space ); *3TOinTwrf* S. I> rar?i't TWPf9Tg: K'. 14. 54 was gone to or reached CTiflo'r ft *>-&&wa ire^ra ^13: Me- 34 passes Out srfa-$ [ ] 2 P. 1 II ^mn^tf mfifl*r s S- 6- 9; 'amiiRT^fnmT^t Pt. Bk. I wm Dk. 1 18 7. i?fin i ^ ?9wi4 fl Pt. MS- Ms- The 71 5. 1. Ram- m *m&*T?nt 3 iTR^wamWiwwrrsKim- after II days; JR: Si. 13. 53 -2 To enter, step n %?w *r oven 3riT"i n iFfrmiT am tf Ms. 4. out-strip, 73-1 To be more for? fJWTfl*': excel, surpass, thati^ a match uttV"?^ wwr_Ku 7 ftfs *tfw sipr*: S. grot Si. 2. 23-, 151 I; to beyond, transcend) fsr^nsifgnii exceed,^ go ; n 1 . *nrft 15; ; : . 197. Ms. 8. 145. ( b ) End, conclusion, termination, absence, disappearance" vn^rfft Ku- 4. 44, 23 5. i3ii$in?T(j?T ; imq R. 3- gs'Tnff''! 61 s S2.-2 Complete disappearance, death, destruction, passing away, perishing ftsj*? itrj Dk64. -3 Danger, risk, harm, injury, i. the dy anftfirfjTwqw: Ms. lo. 104 being in danger or jeoparHIOIRI^ *rrlT i Ms. 6. 68. 8,69s 3*?r 99 (Kull. V^Rn^mnf:). 179. urriiiiiH: ie. misery, -4 Suffering, distress. -5 Guilt, difficulty, fault, offence, transgression % ME. , ^rftn 1 8. s The ?f injur- unlimited ?f a- Ved. whose plans cannot be obstructed or are unhurt. im^ a Ved. whose path cannot be obstructed. sky.-Comp space, ^: [ i ' fpi arm, ar^-ar'j. ] Not eating grass', a new-born calf; *n fa Bn Ar. Up[ * .a. ] A small quantity of grass. . Ved. Not assailable, immovable, solid, firm ( as a mountain ) w?HSLd. 243 frt 8 400 should be made to pay as a tine for his offence--6 Attack, assault Y.2. 2. -7 Overcoming, mastering mentally, comprehending) 3ftf*fffftAfm*i Ram.-8 OverStepping; grw am frfSrat jirimt Ken. -9 A class, kindfjigmi Ved. , unhurt. ed, ; i Not ^Tif ] gg.-ft . life w'wiFY. "smr rf?r, , Not obstructed or stopped or ; evil t- Cotnp^. T ii donor or giver, not 5-sr^]i (a) Passing away, [ *r cold. afjf? a. [ * a : Not so Sun; &c- past, past time. lapses Unequalled &c. a- 7. i 196, 9. fl un- 2- ; of sights j liberal- Unequalled, ] surpassed, matchless, peerless, incomparable, very greats *T*WJW jPt. 5- 31. so^usf, *CT &cThe sesamum seed and plant 182 of past gain si 5% x^fonrwihrift K. 46--( c ) Dead, deceaseds *I<**T i ' a. [ t. "ftom Ms. 8-27; s fipj^ 179 ). Exceedingly, excessively, very, very much, quite, loo Surpass'Jifsa.'gg &c. ] *3^ P. ; ; yearss Bg. ol Soul i Ki. it. ) be- yond, crossed-2 ( Used actively ) (a) exceeding, going beyond, avoiding, overstepping, having passed over or neglected &c-, with ace. or in comp. iiT*d?-itfta: Mai. I 30 be- i5=T=;ma?T Beyond the V. 5 gone beyond the reach of ar- Den- ] Exceeding, surpassing. > <wi ^011^ <prm^*fTn Ki- 13 57 giving back. -2 Liberality, munificence.-3 Killing- -4 Deception- -5 Separation from, pariing with. foodi f gwwwm 90 oversteps the m^rfa Kull ) 12. ^ Ms. a- i Exceeded, surpassed elements 2 Violated, outraged. <>^ &c.-8 To overflow, be r.edundant, be in excess -9 To die- 32, consigning to theflames! rara aWnireaR Si- 14- 48; nrff Very s ; w/i i Giving, granting; consigning* fagrt sswrraawn; Ku 4 a. Ram- : emancipated Great fragrance.*: q. v- 2. a. Nir. Everlasting, fsrra5KT?i: ] Hf q: [**] I Not dim.-2 Weak, feeble--3 bright, Insignifi- cant; so *tcl3T^i, ar^jn^K.-^H. Dimness, shadow, darkness; absence of vigour, feebleness, dulness?*: [ araft &c- arnt.-'Rf. ler.-2 A t'sfa naa T^^'Uri limb or f%ffa, 3. 43] I member A ( wM travel of the 35 one of the three periods of time' or does not exist for all time Iw- I Contempt, blnme, censure nntRV^I P- V. I- 134 -2 Bigness T3^HH^rrai^ssreT9qYr>ra: ( This is conof some arr^ra: N. of the author of person, a very large body. sidered to be fr?*r or eternal and VisVedic hymns a descendant of different from the other kinds of vamitra. arm*! ). ir a going or walking too J Deviatmuch or too fast. *?t a. I. gone ing from established usages or aim [ arafa Hera or departed for ever, gone never customs, negligent. v. Performsisnra:] i. A mother -2 An elder to return ^n^rffnaT i nf ^j: R. 8. ance of works not sanctioned by ( rarely ) ter.-3 A mother-in-law; usage ( *rgf%3T=TW ) irreligious 56. 2. always applicable perfectly mother's sister. intimate or pertinent. TRT: /. I. conduct. has sense of' completely'; wrpiflsHrTrf^ra. Surpassing the (lustre ., of the ) sun vriv&i ffl*?5 ^t T<TI V2. &c. sister TT.raP. completion, 4. 4f%i.J An elder Me 43. See under accompl shment. info*, a. I. going fUgw*: body). -3 (Ved-) Water, lightning garment, armour ? ) ( ; ; . . ; -, , ; &C. ar^. or waJking very fast or battle, light. 6. I 1 *r?v The Wind.-2 traveller- Un. s' s?3 [ aiafa e 3. sun. -3 A Written also as quickly much, indifference to wr^r^^r Morbid the pleasures of sexual union. too _going 2. excessive, much. tlfi%:y. complete disappearance, 3ir^ra(*f i Laying on, imposition. absolute cessation.-^rffan; m. [^a.-2 Transgression. -3 Violation of mft] one who constantly stavs with not keeping the sacred fire. his preceptor, as a studentH'TTT: a [ | or w( Tsjj i Trans I close proximity, uninterrup'ed continuity wo5TCT fr : ; A courser, ar?^ steed. Ved. Emancipated from a. sin or evilfa: airfft a. Surpassing fire. Morbidly rapid digestion. a. [ arf^a T^sra; aifia ?i, Going too m;ich or too fast. Veiy near.-3Not near, distant. I optional sec, nd part of The ] the Jyotishioma sacrifice. *? able; 'flfq^f a- long or wearisome travelling; a long journey. aYa i'a a- [ wfasfita: H)RT HI?T strongs "**< *A ; ^iif?*UHw: Kii. [ * ar*nn: absolute plete, perfect, absolute non-existence See beow- -3 Endless, perpetual, permanent, everlasting, unin term pted, i 1 *r R. 14.65 f wrrwifirttiwfajn'fr- *w?nrwa Ms- Pt. I.IJP 6- 28 Bg. 46 i ; ; mfa ur ftf'(WTrTO?T5jr!nsg*TTmn$'ift*?**rm S. 27 for T I. all time, in perpetuity; VR4ii*| comp.i Vit See below ftgn^fa Ku- 4. 2 for ever in view; ; R. 2. ; oft lost N aj.mli of a plant qraftfar jj^flra^wr Hl anw anfl? "^"Jra g,^: ffi, ffa S. sure, excessive, very great, intense, *J ^tqa rt?r^Tv-) A great misfor- i, Hmi^ft a ). aTfiamtfti?! calamity, danger or evil, tune, mishap: accident; i U- 2; "" V. 4 * MMif^Vs^ffinlB Mv- 6; Very much.exceedingly.excessive- 4. evil or evil news ott. as an exalas t?f4 q^im^f^ ftw cJamation, 'Ah rae Mai. 3, alas ', how bad it is Mu. 2. 5; Tu^ ft fl 2. 13. aii<- i ' ' ! ! ' ' ! ! Bg 7. 17; oft. in comp-; *fr5f5 7. II excessively pinched; 7; ( V. 5 -2 jfTTTifqiy w cal deed a. through thet of t Ved. Passing over or to Ve- ; ; 2- N of a class of metres ] of 4 lines, each of 2 syllables. at 3?fa^iar ) metre of 4 Exaggeration, hyperover-drawn or coloured de- wf^Mi:y; lines, bole, each containing 17 syllables. ml n 3?Fiwr scription * =f1 fl-n Sec UdbhataW4 i ; 1 Exceeding i a day rash or daring deed - ) e sieve or strainer (epi- Soma A 49-3 A Mv. 4 50 rash and demonia- fWTii. inflri'(T- Absolutely, perfectly, completely- -COMP. i *!*: absolute or complete nonexistence, absolute non-entity, a thing which does not exist at any 14. 10- 42. Hfian ?* Plumbago Rosea. [ a. ; life; R a?fa5Tti Mra-37r-3T^.-ar^ ] of Beyond the proper worth or mea- 1^1 Pr. I. 33 3j$i fir^i Mu. 4 14 very young.-2 For ever, to the end ( of life ), through *TT*?T v- . TrTT^: to Wrira: [arfa-am-H^J Allowing pass, oniy in ace- sing, as "igsj 5?i?TF)ie or ^sufmH ft: &c. See under exorbitant; *mwT.M. 5 4 ftgT ; unbroken; fa "stff A [ N excess; 12. e,. 33 is:/. very high position, r great elevation or rise; wni acid or sour. *a: ] Very a tree, Spondias Mangifera. A species of citron to R. u-n*T5: Close pro- Bk. 26-2 Com- 5. i -& P. V. 2. II. J Going or walking too much, going too fast i ] much, very great or great enmity Excessive, ] Grown * ximity, immediate neighboarhood or being in close proximity. -2 Great distance- Ram- Tst A f*re*^ m. the unmanage- goad, uncontrollable, '* Past ] ana* t*ai sacrificial-vessel ] 2 in duration. i also H 86 Very a. * Asafoe- fierce. a. tida. afraid, fearless wr^Ti* a- [ 3ft sria^ro; ] Above guiles, trustworthy, tried; WT?& ni- r. 21. ( a R. Then, afterwards (arr*a$) aw nwrnwra t=ri 9j gfi^ R. 2.1; iir*ifst<J: often as a correlative of TR; or ^l., [properly f?^, Un 4. 68, m^?i: S- 7; ar^ftrfta, w^-ftT. ] Devoureri Rv- 2 '%: N. of a celebrated 8- 5. sage aTr^R?iT ind. [swn^'M^ A particle P. in. 3. 9. Sk. -3 If, suppoand author of many Vedic hymns. of abuse, occurring in comp. with now if. incase, but if (^rar); in the Vedas in hy- sing, He appears [ 1, 9 or arg,. mns, addressed to Agni, Indra.the aisr ^g^tr3^iiw K- 144.^6'. 5. fijr iBrRT?T igar Tfs'r (fi: wf^w a, Ved. Overflowing or Asvins and the Visvedevas. In the Ve- 3- 4. aw ^ST?T S- 7; bubbling over. Svayambhuva Manvantara he appears as one of the ten Prajapatis Ku. 5. 455 Mu. 3. 25; Ki. I. 44i *" arr^s: f an?rtT%i 3^5: a. A TV. i "] In this place, here t sonsi Datta, Durv.isas and Soma in the second she had two additional children.a son by name Aryaman and a daughter called Amahi Mfcnrs* jf4 H. I i ac ifcone of the seven sages who were HOT R- 3. 50i nfcm all sons of Brahma, and represents S- 51 ?* >ft*nt5 frr^r S. 6 informing in Astronomy one of the stars of him of this matter -3 There, in the Great Bear situated in the that direction. -4 Then, at that north. He is also the authorof a ra TK time I Ved ) who is code of litre known as arft^far" or there ? which of the servants is in 3Tn*a'f^m,,In the Purinas he is said attendance ? who waits there? to have produced the moon from ( used in calling put to one's ser- bis eye, while he was practising vants &c.i cf. Hindustani k hat austere penance, the moon being w'fft ad'j -r-C'OMP. in the meanin consequence called an^r.-sTra,while. meantime S- 3. IIq* a. POT, srf^n^jf. "-am, re &c. cf-also iti'd(Jh^ tff: R. 2- 75 and ( ST/. ) reaching so far upi as tall as this.-*r*j ( m wt) an honorific V. 5.21] (pi.) descendants epithet meaning' worthy'.' rever- of Atri. ed', 'honourable', aTfH m. A devoure'r,.a demonyour or his honour', and referring to a person ai?B?*: f'mtfni ] N. of a [ 'niw that is present or near the speak- sacrificial vessel. w gative word itself; rsft : aw flsmm T S. 7; ai&m. ag G. M-v M- 5* Bg. 3. a*'JT- 36; i - S. aii ni5OT nm (* ug^ S- 6 ) : ' opp. wro*n)i ""i* or her lady-ship ( 55$ er^ f- 'your ' ); : S. 2\ S. i. ail Ved ajiri ind. [<-, T*T? ^f; TV ] A particle used at the ( ) ( of works) mostly as a sign of auspiciousness, and trans' ' lated by' here, now ( begins ) beginning ' 2i aw mav in these two sentences mean 'but') -6 Totality, entirety ( i?^ )^ anv G 4 oireitpn*: M-u'e shall explain the whole * (^ in all its details ) -7 Doubt, uncertainty ( wM. ?TT, <^*5q ); ?IS^Tfir'Il5Jtflf?'l; G. The senses of usually given by w : $ ( lexicographers are: W I R^ w ^ I wnintHifirwd'ia?^ Hfcnjnn nw?nFirtt'.fti H Some of these senses ar identical with those in I ), while some are not in general use. -COMP-- *Pr moreover, and again &c. =*w in most cases li** TO .what else, yes, likewise, also fr exactly so, quite so, certainly; ir (cf:>i|^r iarrai S I; "ft^wswI. or 3<WT; HfTf: a?-' ra Mu Iused like the English disjunctive conjunction 'or' and occupying the same place). *rofr'( qf'srii SOT: $">$( ( W i ( wtft^.H. i. 58; BT5orr yif Ms. 7 198; aw5is)jm either ors nw is often used in the same sense with arftfrt). ( Properly *M s>rm% but the i uvery sense 4: w or hesitation about ^t, or it is no ing protection f: Ved. w^-ft.] wooden arfo srw yjnwff^ii^m^ysa*?An eater, devoifrer a demon. and therefore we find t S. I-, I. l6i T awit f* Rakshasa. j (RIP!, wrte, ( ' ' speaking i t ii i Food in **i a [*.*.] Shanxless, immodest- SUnkara impu- dent. i/. The year last(?). * Pt. 2. at the usually followed by 5^ end ?ra here ends &c- ).-2 ( before Bhlshya , wm; R. 6. I. 3-4; 40; 8. aiqi^> 45' 37 fl Bh- 2- 10. ->UTi: ' T foot >JT 4- 35- Ki. most senses; .^zjw Ku. 5- j-Ms. 2. 240, 3. 202, Bg. in 5 16, 6- 1- A Ved m f. finger; finger-like or pointed flame ( ? ) awria Den P- To go constantly aroft:-fr *iw-f a. Ved. Moving constantly, tremulous ( nn^ra ) Rv. 1. 1- I; pointed like a lar.ce, lambent ( ? ). "T. below. Malli. ) be- who have those pi ) ( come Atharvansi N- Of the I2Mah- a. Not burnt not burnt according to the rites. N.of anUpanishad dealing r$f a. ["*] Free .or. exempt with Brahmavidya from punishment. arshis. Qrc 53 wr a- i Not deserving punish 3T TV. ] A ment Brahmana versed in this Veda* Or Y.2. -2 'Exempt or free from skilled in the performance of the punishment; n^*^tHm tif'iftw ^i Writes enjoined by it. -2 A family v^tiwsm Ms- 8. 335. i j priest (. ] i probably A word' like athar fire ] I priest who has to worship fire and Soma-2 A Brahmana -3 N. of the priest who is down said to have offered Soma and fire first from the brought heaven, arvaveda fll! Y. I- 3 5 He is represented as the elder son of Brahma, sprung from his mouth as a Prajipati appointed [ ; the Brahmavidya and is consider- ed to be the author of the Veda called after him- His wife was of Santi, Kardama daughter Prajapati. He had also another wife called Chitti; he s also considered identical with Angiras and father of Agni. ] -4 Epithet of Siva, Vasish/ha. -( pi. ) Descendants of Atharvan; hymns of -this Veda; ft^ig rt(iafrr: R. 17. 13. -aY4 m.n. '%%: The Atharvaveda,regarded as the fourth Veda [ It contains forms of imprecations .many for the destruction of enemies and also contains a great number of prajers for safety and averting mishaps, evils, sins or calamities', and a number of hymns, as in the other Vedas, addressed to the gods with prayers to be used at religiousand solemn ritess^ cf. Mv. 2- 24. qja^fartutjul ft'tff^UJ'SiiTT finw;. has nine Sakha i and five Kalpas, is comprised in 21 KandasThe ra&st important Brahmana belonging to this Veda is the It of this Veda. Hymns Ritual of the Atharvaveda- -">:> *R5.One studying or versed in this Veda or the ritual by Brahma tp create and protect subordinate beings, who first learnt then fro n Brahma and taught (m/-) Connected with OEfice of this person a. Ved. [ TV. ] Not injuring or hurting, not destructive; by -a lance aw, ( : : to gnaw. ] One who eats; TR Ms. 8. 309. ' LJpa- thief; ^'mqil TOT or affianced spaiTjS^i a *&?* : muil n betrothed Mai. 4. ^ji) a. [ *r^-iT e ten; ST^IT am ] wi i ^rt Not -before; Ved. Fit 3*3 wfrM P.v P. VIIL. 2.80-81 ] Going to tending to that. w. ] [ *r a- that, Toothless- i -2 Not yet having the teeth formed of grown ( said of young ones of men or animals before the teething -3 Ending in sflj or w. n: I leech. -2 N- of Pushan, one of the 12 ^4dityas, he having lost his time A ) at the destruction of Daksha's sacrifice by V/'rabhadraai^ft a- I Not dental. -2 Not fit for the teeth; injurious to them. teeth, a. [ f - n- ] Ved. Un broken or a. ( at the end of Comp- ) Eating, devouring; wai^ carnivorous. feeding on flesh; SOHF*I. and Gopatha Brahmana and the circumstances. revoca >le). -Cowfp. -3tT$i3n. a. The receiver of such a takes what has gift; one who not been ^iven away, such as a it 5.49. 3( a(Z2 P- [ TI%, arr^, araw, TOH5, ai^na, aw, 3T*-3Trm SOIS^T ] i To eat, devour. -2 To destroy. -3 =3??, q.v. Caus. To feed with, cause to Desid- rarceat; w^tww ^g'li Sk. To wish to eat. [ cf. L- edo, Gr edo, Germ- essen, Eng- eat; Lith- edmi. Sans, admi, Goth, at, Zend ad]. With *w to satisfy by food, get rid of with feeding! (fig-) wi to eat &c. stop the mouth of. H H to use consume, up, 18. 124< *fri*'* i"1 Bk. devour; ft gift particular to be See under *w. which is null having been given nn which make pierced ( ? ). wr^t der ( m A n and void a. -t: a. i Not given- -i Unjustor improperly given- -3 Not given in marriage- 4 Not having An unmargiven, any thing. ly ried girl. -H recited prayers- Toothless- a- A mmember of the Siva2 N- of class of this name- -( pi. ) I Desthe Atharvaveda- See belowcendants of Atharvan and of Angiconnected with some ras- -2 N. of the hymns of the Athfsdm: Not deserving a. Dakshina. a. [ " ] Toothless. ?: A serpent without teeth? one whose fangs have been taken out, nishads pertaining to it are stated a. [ *. a. J I Not right, left to be 52, or, according to another -2 [ f. * ] Not bringing in DakshZend cf. atharvan, account, 31.] ( the priests; without any Pers. zturbait. ) -COM P. -an**: N. ina to #r iryw^ a sacrifice )'. as tfta: *ntrof 3 Mercury ( w>A'(ife'?t gifts ( -ihi <<<;< 14,). -ftft:> -flff tn. recepta- rfcor: Pt. 2. 94- -3 Simple, weak - unimpaired, unhurt, uninjured; pure, true; *$, or *rg: having uninjured or pure life; leaving uninjured the man who sacrifices; *rfit, "w whose works or religious observances are paired- ar^v a- [ ^Sr^,, ' * ] unim- Not scanty plentiful, copious; ar^u^!*T wt Ki- 38i*wftifr Dk- 35Honest, undeceitful ^: I Honesty, absence of deceit- -2 N. vy* I- a- of." *i WWft [ ' cruel.f ly; '. 1 Merciless, unkind, ind. Mercilessly; ardent- ferventlyi closely ( as an brace ) v - 5- 9. em- 38 Day new moon. of A 2 <J. I Not giving, miserly (/) Sp.ech mw^Tj: Ms. II. 15 not libeSankara ) ral. -2 Not giving (a daughter in () A co^. ( h) Milk wife (?). ?3H I Not seeing, non-vision ftni afar: Ms. 9. -v *rs?rat absence, not being seen; flmt?itrg- marriage (dual) .Heaven and earth. 4--3 Not liable to payment[si^fa literally means 'unbounded', Tm^iT R. 2. 73; *fl>fl PtT^?faw'?.i% 'the boundless Heaven,' or. accord*?rie? a. Having w<j,at *he head, P. J. 4 28 the person who-e sight one wishes to avoids"^ if:Pt. 2; a term used to mark roots of the ing to others) 'the visible infinite. the endless expanse beyond the Pt I become invisible! Wf second conjugation. *$yi?: earth, beyond the clouds, beyond r> nnrr Pt. 2 going out of his a. *?IT I Not [*.*.] sight, giving, the sky.' According to Yaska wf^beyond the reach of vision; *n u- miserly. -2 Without rut ( or not mr^Tsri ^mar, and the v^rse beginRTCTR^ TOvMvi V. 4. 2 lost to charitable 'H^H: IH^IOT: ?r^ 31: I mirror =WT^$I ( , ). _ ) i ; ; i i ) view, become invisible. 2 Neglect, or failure to see; wi^rori^^ ^ Ms. 10.43. -3 Gram ( ) *frwf: ^ ; w?rT: i t?;r 16; Pt. 2 70. Disappearance, .,. ning with of^lJT; &c. Rv he interprets by taking f| I. 89. 3rf|r% to In the A'gveda Aditi is frequently a. Ved. Not giving, mis-rly' implored for blessings on chilpoor irreligious, impious. dren and cattle, for protection and a. 1 Leafless. -2 Without for forgiveness'. She is called a. Ved i A plant ( tiara) Eugenia Faithful, trusty. pans. Devamata ' being strangely -2 Uninjured, unhurt. -3 Pure.unor Barringtonia Aoutangula t enough represented both as mother dtfiled. -4 Unapproachable. plant (v^ff'n) Aloe Indica and daughter of Daksha She had 8 Royie. a- [ ^mw ^ra"i ?WT ] Not en- sons; she approached the gods with titled to a share. 7 and cast away the 8th ( ;l/,;r/aa asm: ^4T?fT4T tfi^H reign of this world, wife of Vishnu', w./.. w?: H. ). That, referring to u Ms. 9. 160. -2 Desti a person or thing not present or TT^I^^IT: but in the .V/ahabharata, Rcimaynna ttite of heirs. near the speaker. ) ( fa^f y or q<^r ); an;l Puranas, Vishnu is said to be P omission; #%$i wi; eli ion, I. 60. . , I. ! T ' ; ' : A ' i .. ., w i < i u *i wrfff *a=rrR 122 ( am I qTf*i?m that person, name giving the ) ; Ms. i 5 rrfraftwi I. H^ . fr Incombustible- -2 I to be burnt fit . on the funeral -3 Not capable epithet of Not pile. of being burnt, ; "'^S a. Ved. Having no direction or region of the world for oneself banished from beneath the &c. ) it conveys the sense of fo 'well-known', 'celebrated ', reno sky. ; 'ftai^ifs'wijr: a. [ ^retit^strrfi- qi^n fiRif5^t IIR i ?ro?t P>ee, not tied t boundless, unlimited, inexhaustible, entire, Mu. 31 *t 'iff: Dk. 68 simetimes *^H used by_ its_elf conveys this unbroken, happy, pious i sense UI?T irfits^i that (so well-known to us all) moon too. See the word fj^ also and the quotations from K. P. ind. There, at that time, then, thus ever; correlative to some Pronominal forms; oer^:, 1^1^: whenever, wherever &c. By ^flsg^ir P i 4 has the force of a 7o (ift) preposition when no direction to another is implied i:?,ri > ftgffa fiM^rii^ ^ ; i( "T^il g ^: fiMr, 37^: 5,^ P. 1 , ^^i 5^ To become i his ; quick, Ved. WW -. ni in all nrtonrm death f. m armra -2An w: 2 [ ( mostly these ; ; ra: senses ). ar^-s%^ ] i Devourer Tg>^r5Tua rifr^wnmTrT, B<^?f%%f* jS/-/. yfr Up. . epithet of God m:/ [ i ^rj Inability to give, poverty* ^ig &j aj^zn j ( rt ) The earth. ] prompt in action- I a- tious 9th day in the bright half of 'TT^I when women worship Devi to avert evil for the ensuing year. a r 5^J' a. Ved. Free propitious. from evil, *5 " I Not inaccessible, not difficuU of access. -2 Destitute of an unfortified country : Ved. Unremitting, mother of zealous, cheerful. the Adityas, in mythology repre*r3fi?T?rafRg g^rlr' The lunar mansion called ISk. not far 40 t "fitor: ( A ) The goddess a. Aditi, ^ ; that i afC^ a. Not low or depressed high spirited mighty, not poor rich, happy. -Cow p. w?^. -fi%,ST* a- not depressed in spirit, highspirited, high mettled. ^fre a- NoHong. -CoMPn*. -ofi* a. [ * $fa q$ g^ti nrerfh q^T ] , ' Ms- 1.71 Kasyapa by whom [**.] Free from evil mft the prop! propitious. -CoMP. ' wned to i 3rm g*in$r Ms. 4. 170 he who &cBut when it immediately follows the relative pronoun (*Jf^, ^ WR> WITT-I: marriage ' often used in the sense of a<j as a correlative of ffwnsj ft fr;Tj K- ^ in she was mother of Vishnu . ' Malli.); 4 17, : '> 8.1 ; the son of Aditii one of the sevedaughters of Daksha and given ral dwarf incarnation, and also of Inand she is called mother of 3KfK: [ T. f ] i One who has no dra, gods and the gods her sons, aditi wife, a widower or bachelor. -2 [* See nandanas'; Daksha and ] Not injuring or tearing. *:, -*$i: kasyapa also ]. CoMPA free man Ms. 10. 32. a god, divine being. ; refa That which heir; destitute of heirs v?r4 nwiTiSr Katy. -2 Not relating to inheritance. so and so ajarepmlr ' I by an Y. I. 26. *su is, however, often used with reference to wrcr or Hftfi objects &c- in the sense of this here ', y< nder wflV WTO: wii;>p*mt R. 6. 21 ( HHT' ] i* 2- 216; *?w. 130, ^. '. [irwgft is not claimed - (-it/.) ftnfg ^fePt w?i^ Ttsrofrmj si wnptfift N- i. 6.; ( ; 39 'WT if g e- nearly 30 K- 142 easily provoked * Proximity! vicinity irascible. R. 6- 34 from 30, i- ; i%5isTn^i%: : T: i Sk. ; the consequences are not yet visi-w ) the ( future ) result of ( good or bad actions; the result or consequence hidden in the futureble. a- ?^. s^,- or abl. ) not far ( With gen from! at no gieat distance from ftr*nHiTii ft ni? V- 3 not far vermin poisonous destroying ? ( the gods or their action, not divine *$* ^ distant, very near. wjiwar Not a. vitiated) uncor ruptedi unspotted, irreproachable > possessing anuncorruptedsoul ?H a. Not proud, not vain not proud-mind :-d, sober, calm. rfi *. * #&ia. [ Sightless, blind -2 Not seeing, not perceiving. faitq H*H a. I Invisible ] I ; Ku 4. 45. -2 Not capable Not exaoting a. Invisible! not seen. not seen before. -2 Not known or I experienced, not felt -i%:?5r*i H.I !45.-3Uuforeseen, not observed or thought of? unknown, unobserved -4 Not permitted or sanctioned. ( illegal i inrst yg ) 51?** Ms s: N. of some venomous 8- 153. substance or vermin. * i The invisible one.-2 Destiny, famd luck tjsfafir ( goo.l or bad ) i s i Virtue or vice as the eventual cause of pleasure or pain- (Fate is supposed to be the result of good or bad actions done in one state of existence and experienced in another, the performance of good deeds being rewarded with residence in Heaven, and of bad deeds, visited with The condemnation ] An I evil or ?B: Bhasria. P. l6l-2. Vedantins do not recognize or lucks fhf im: "?i a. Not to be given what cannot o_r ought not to be given is i away VPW *3*mrir:ro^* ; * That which K to this class belong : wmf unlawful . TV. ). 4 unforeseen calamity or danger such as from fire, wa'er &c. ). -CoMP.-aro a. [ *. ] having a metaphysical or occult meaning, meta( physical i having an object not evident lo the senses. -*k\ a-/ one whohas had no practice or practical experience, noi practical, inexperienced; <wwe?Wr a- wffii 17. 19. a. [ Free from I ] faults, demerits, vices, or defects &c. innocent armm^'y HrT^ift R- 14- 34- -2 Free from the faults of composition, such as ram, ymrcii &c., See fN; w^r^ ^is^m K. P. I. a^nr smn^ ^ts* Sur- K. Ii ; Not a fault ai^: [ arafr ^1:, !20i=3?>*T?T called ] gftersr, ind- ; lftf^r^^ftn rat'iai at fault. though not 14- ii 3Ti--wim A sacrificial q v Tv. Un. I. oblation ^ ead aTPJSr artj [ n-t rtpi frr* ] I truly, clearly, undoubtedly, In truth, surely, i really, certainly, indeed si^t fw*f qTfi??ri?rj nr^w-^nT R. 13. 65. -2 ; s^rwm i faH s gated izwn% ; ijrin^WTgqiTfsTrcr Ki. a. -5 ( I- " $3 : [ f. n. ] I A w- 17. snftft nftr reaching the gc.ds by impiousi irreligious. ] Not prajers, H. 4 45 i %n w?r^f?r ^n^ &c. trJ*r i: -2 Ms. 8. A bad mention : &c. -COMP. *ira: wrong w^?r*i^ Tfnwqisplace and time isi fw% a. [H a.] Bg. 17- 22. in the wrong place, out of place absent from one's country. i w > " ^j 'ff: ] I Not [ 5t to be ordered, advised, indicated or pointed out ar^ * f^?if?T Ms. J. S3--.2 Not on the spot or pertaining to the place or occasion referred toa. i- ; ?rigim fitajf. a. Ved. Invisible ( wew ) m H. 3. 54. -*v, -$n: one of the Involving no humili20 ways of peace-making, in which no third person is seer, said of a ation or self-degradation Bh. 3-144. treaty concluded by the parties a. ( flr /. ) I Not predestin" ., themselves without a mediator ed or predetermined ( by gods or H. 4- 119.-** a. [*.]that of which >y Fate ). -2 Not connected with : . i. thusi^smfT?!;. ; 95. -3 In this way, g^r: A COMP r3*rr: right or true man. ( pi. ) N. of a school of the Sukla Yajur veda. ciJ(j*S a. having ear clearly or quite red- A Ved. a placei 358 ft^t country- The Smn'tis several places of this description i Manifestly, clearly w55T Bv- : wrong not one's proper place or strong position *wt r? ftvi w^rtiirpt |?T- i An ^^^ R a*?t5 1 ?J a. [=>.*.] I Not god-like or divine, not pertaining to a deity. -2 Godless, impious, irreligious. *: [=r. er ] One who is not a god-COMP. i a- [ i %*n: aw?t ^raa af^w, ^ *T5t SB ] not gratifying the gods, such as food "t^ a. [ * ^rt WY nm figwr^i: Ttr ] not rained upon ( lit. ) not having the god of rain as mother to suckle or water hence ( artificially ) supplied with the w..ter of rive_rs, canals &c .irri- causing The time when milking I 5 * Ki. gift. Not not practicable- -2 Not milking; *: -COMP. consi- ; ). Ved. a. 16 3 not right or necessary to give Wife, sonsdeposits, and a few other things, is it , rfrr as a king ( inconvenience. i to Helli derate malicious eye, evil look, an angry or envious look. -2 Not beingseen -a [*.*] Blind, sightless. ol being seen, epithet of W -CoMp. *iT [ 3. ill-faied. ). frsgr efg: s 247 ( Kull. l^^rsonli3T=TTf| . as^fs: /. Ms- *T,3i^fr.5 [ Un. wise man, seer. 5- I arff ' according to Nir- " *$ the like of which did not take place before-'] Wonderful, marvellous ^n*OI wonderful deeds "ra having. wonderful smell 5$*,'** prodigious, I ; ; ; extraordinary, transcendental, su-2 Ved. Unobserved, pernaturalinvisible (opp- F!f). fr I wonder! a wonderful thing o)^ occurrence, a prodigy, miracle; ?* 5?Jff w^ H^rf S- 5 a wonderful or un- A expected occurrence ftoir^Xli^ " Ms. 4. ; wiiTfiwii'WTW Il8 -2 Sur- prise, astonishment, wonder (m-) also 3^ttT^!ng*rfa i f%f,trTnnrnr^ U. 6 lost in wonder- tt: One of the 8 or 9 Rasas, the marvellous sentiment ^"rS Mftnr*$3prre: U. 3. 44-2 N. of the Indra of the 9th Man; vantara.-COMP11-3 a. Ved. in r whom no sin is visible *$: a *<$!"' N. of system of prodigies a portion of a . Brahmanabelonging to the Saniavedabling a marvel so ; rt*f?r '^w a resemHK: the 40 wonderful resin ( of the WT^* or Catechu plant ) Mimosa Catechu a- having a wonderful sound. ( -*: ) N. of Siva. w j r house Ved. Eating, . ? ( meal a i * f obtained Unlucky gambling ?*r watch just before the 3)3* a. [ * f. . a. Pr. 43 Voracious, gluttonous. ?w fttffir: WH*-'!''; Nir. Food, any- f night; nral5 i COMP. ft still, yet, even now, to this day, down to the present time or moment w. i ft R^gfiiTO: (J. 3 watfq il^ ; w I from iwrf. to day, forward, henceforth Ku : : V. P. 5. 2. this day ; 86. 13] likely toh:ippen * to-day or tomorrow, imminent i i%u1>i: Sk. j Un. [ to ^fr Mu. Nir- fr. 65 4. i ; ( are wt 5T ftqrraa P Sk.-gfm extraction and consecration of Soma juice on the same day ; A A sure. -8 A : j Of to-day Pt. 3. --' ; '& Modern. . - mountain cave, mountain side R.2w: fl. laT^onq^i 3T^] produced 38. from or found among mountains, mountain-born- ( -TT ) I a plant ^Mt Parvatz wn 2.- ). a. Ved. a. false, free from malice Misspeaking the truth i'af'%3 guarding from malice.-^ ind. Without ; malice or falsehood5i?: Absence 01 ing, m ?5 malice or ill-feelderation, mildness; Ms-4.2. a- Without duality or en- K mity, [ ^nla 5^ vw ] i 131. Not two. -2 Without a second, unique; sole r: Ved. Swtra the lord of WIT ?prer, -* ) red d-alk mountain-born- ( forest conflagration ( tjiBrorg ). (-" ) I- the sun3 form. 4. ' 2. hamsa or swanSupreme Being. ', Sic. N. of Buddha- r ; a.] Non- [ *. duality, especiunity, identity, the of Brahma ally, identity and the universe, or of spirit and matter the highest truth.-COMPa* ) *ii'^:=a7^w^: q. v. T ( =*ft one who propounds the identity of spirit and matter or of Brahma and the universe ( i*ra ?*<$ facwwi 1 srr^q^at fgaiinfta ^m 5: ^ nfctq^irar ). 2. Buddha^^^-wjpis; a Veil. Having no true, sincere (?) 5^1-5"=' * or this day, period of the current day ( Kavi. on P I. 2. 57 )i See OTSPI* also. rr (sal ?%:) A name given to the Aorist tense, as it denotes an action done today or on the s;ime day ( ='qf ) Ved Armed with, or having, stones or thunderboltsa< C " s ] Ved. Free -COMP. 7. Ved. [?".] expressed or extra*onT a. ( fi /. ) [ are ust;-. am -ya cted by means of stones -fmT.-sn^fT JTIRW] i Pertaining or referring I. N- of Parvat/. 2 N- ofamrtre r ft5, to, extending over, to-day of 4 lines, each having 23 syllables "*M &c.-2 Curient now-a-days, fgj,-fa^ m. \ wf^ gfg w*ii% m, f^qprevalent r\t present, modern. *: The current moun- ^"Tj-wtg of stones. ere: [ ar^: HK jj ^. w. ] ' the essence of mountains ', iron. a ) hard like a mountain ; ''i ( made of iron or very hard of mea- kind The number IP:, ^m:, iw: &c. mountains, the Himalaya- 2- Nlord of Kailasa ) of Siva ( vfi a plant ( squfsmr ) Clitoria Ternat^ a Lin. ww [ w^: gra^ai: *ai: 31^3 55 wn; ] the earth ( -* ) N. of the mountain ra*iw. jf?: a the having the bed ) N- ot peak. gi CS^), ?n a. prepared or expressed by means A A The born ( True, not sun. -6 mass of clouds ( probably so ca'led from its resemblance to a mountain ); a cloud nwfa trcft a^riJ Nir. ) v arT^nmait ( *?5- i A -5 STCT; ^m for his *?$, tain accord- ? to tear or mountain. -2 stone, especially one for pounding Soma with or grinding it on.-3 thunderbolt ( siTrmfr *) Nir. ).~4 tree. eat..] I : *TU>HRra?s} arenfrar a?wi jjra jj^^'TrA mostly Ved. -7 ibid, i ** nut yet) TO $$ fet *n Tinift TO Ve- I- II; ( every one of the 50 stanzas of Ch. P. begins wnv> i. from to-day; w.ith woifo ) *w^fi war? Ve. I- 2^ til t(!-day. *f before now \ *H$*ii%ma &c win or this i nfo worthless a ; from malice. % i ]. hence, M. iRwfpr ing ; very morringi oft. in comp. with fy, T^ntf, &c. 'fia^jfrt of this day, *zro this very day. 2 to-day's Now ara i^ >rm TU>: Ks. 4. 68 3 At present, now-a-days. [ cf. Lho-die. A fi^j'sjoTJnjrf "?f ^fafwra'i H*T- ; srfilt i this ] era arftsre, To-day, this day n% ^reor: fnfor: Mai. 5 25 to-nighti 1 T. a, M4- [ I ] [ *rr-3'?,] producing water from clo" uds. ( ^jraftn^j ) having a mountain for the mother (?)*&: forest mountain not of Siva cf. liquid) *:Not liquid. a m conflagration. (?). bad pupil or recipient of instruction *tr a- Eatable. thing eatable ind. the i worthless thing, an object which is good for nothing; 3r?En Fire. 1 dawn Not ] of the nature a liquid. s^n- 104 Not } by gambling, honestly Un. 2. ?T 'T. got. a ). ?TfT9S^ _ ^ra: Rv. ] Not having two ways 1. ( 159. 3 5 a. m^-^q,] the enemy or splitter of the Free from duplicity, mountains (o. clouds personified), same internally or externally ("of ] epithet Indra. mountain valley. its rise in 5Tfou<m 2 river i. /. ;i Sff^fa^q a mountain, ira:,-*nr: &c. See p|fl ^|q a Ved. [ w|w$ j^ ft ?rf ] as s'rong or hard as a mountain mountain high (?). ^3 a- [ S5 j^t nw ] rooted in a mou.itain or rock as hard as a I* ). taking *sn Not a duor, any passage or entrance which is not intended to serve as a regular door; *ff"?oi q n? 5ri i^R sr Ms. 4. 73= jr * tn Y.I. 140. ; * Ved <. a. Not Blunt. bright. stone or mountain ^ a [ ar-ft 3Ti J'mountain-born (-^: a plant ( angftfti or sdrrriicir Ved. [ a?^: zm vi^fa ) N- of ) u^ a- Without peerles.s.f M. [ a ^'^a *i 2 fitwWr second, ; fiwt?fi JRJT ] matchless, 41 V. -2 Without a companion, -3 Sole, only, unique, su- 2- alone. preme. tf Brahma aif^Vosf [^. "^ <* ?fi i w^j. Friendly, ; nadir. > vantsi [*..] I Not dual; of one equable, un- or uniform nature, changing w^ j not hating. *tft a. lower part of the body. -IT* kissing' drinking the lower lip.-*is, the nectar of the UpS.-WfMi the lit. 8 U., swr;% Den- P To ^5^, era; surpass, excel, beat down, worst debtor ( opp T\JT: ) ( fit. reducec stai PRf^?Tffir Dk. 6 lessening, to a low position by his incurring forgetting; to defeat* vanquish; wdebt ). -i?t: a porter jn^i: [ *KR. ] wr ^iwiisaCrfW: Ki. 2- 40, 6- 21 i groom, a servant of the lowest ^Sfrm - ". ff.] ). w: [ arw; ajwrerwt a [* * 1 Free from hatred or malevolence- *: Freedom from hatred. . ( . malevolent, t below the navel OT awith the lower part. T*m ] the meanest conduct. -3RT:, - body [awns ww:] connected "n I P- To be worsted ( in a law-suit);to be invalidated Y.2-I7. swf :wft U- 1-39-2 : Matchless, sole, peerless, only, n [*. cr.] i Non-duality, unique identity! especially that of Brahma with the universe or with the soul, or of soul and matter See arjf also .-2 The supreme or highest truth or Brahma itself -3 N. i of an Upanishad ai^i solely, without any duplicity. -COMP. ; (argjfo) i. the joy arising from a knowledge of the identity of the universe and the supreme spirit. 2. N. of an author who, according to Golgbrooke, flourished at the close of the 15th century ^M'= ^oT^^"'T^ x Q. v sbovtj 5 i "Tf^: 1 Vedantin- .ar^, st.n- ] i Lower opp. 3^rr ), ( Ht. not held up under, netending downwards ( ) i i downwards **ra: under-garment Ki 4. 38; cf. Si. I. 6 ther, w a. [ wft JTST; arar Lower.-2 Traduced, vilified, proached arafiai; Tftuiw'S AR; ind- w i in quality, Dn reI. [arit f^j 3T^T-'W'^] i lower or nether lip, see below. ( In this sense partakes of the character of a pronoun ). -2 Low, mean, vile 'awr see below lower ails i ] I previous day. -2 The day be fore yesterday the other day. a. i i inferior. -3 .Silenced, worsted, not able to speak See fn, fRarif^^.-4 Pievious, preceding as in anttw; q. -T: The nether beneath, Below, the in lower regions. i y or sometimes the upper) lip ; a lip in general i"'* Ku- 5. 27 leaflike lower lips iiiwrarfi*: N- 3. 5 ( isfiwawiigt Me- 82 ftam t S. I. 2\\ i. 21, 3. 241 of. Southward tending downwards, lower region itend- i to the nadir or i *, aiar ind. Ved. Used like am as an inceptive particle in the sense of 'now', 'then', 'afterwards', " and ', 'partly', 'so moreover, much the more &c. a ( i. f. 1 i Without wealth poor.-2 Not entitled or competent to possess independent property (in law . , ) Ms. 8.416. w a Unhappy, wretched, serablei fn ft? unwr U. I. 42. : _ n,i ^ 5 in quality, worth, position (opp. 3'<W);aTH.iiCTqltTn- or a*wwCT3r: & Ci oft at the end of &C- ) comp. J =H'r^Jr ,j *t*Tw9 10. 12 i sualist ( : Sabda K.)\ K- Abad n")n3^: TV.)- m mistress 2*)-Icf. L"*{*.] the foot (opp 3-TTTtn). ** [ *. ] the lower half of the 6 N-2.24or the i M. 55i%>ff^OTi% I ; 5T??j9 ^oit downwards Tending ] i I. 96. 2. former sooner and later ; downwards. fl. a. ] Unrighteousness, wicked- i irreligion, impiousness, ness, injustice *$w _Msi unjust punishment, 8. 127 Sia^or unjustly, in an improper way TMMfi 2*ra Ms. 2. Ill; an unjust act; a guilty or wicked deed, sin; wifi?' committing unjust or unrighteous deeds so **iifi^ of an irreligious spirit; vin!: 5. 5"; '^f full of wickedrt'.r %v ; i ness or sin i for definitions &c. of and awA See Tarka K P. 19iwiafr.nrnraiTjljTfniirragCTBf Ms- 8. 53. and wisf are two of the 24 3- in a contrary way, topsy-turvy qualities mentioned in Nyayai and upside down (the natural order of they pei tain only to the soul -They are the peculiar causes of pleasure _lhings being inverted); wt *rargwThey are (ixr'( S. 5 you have (certainly) and pain respectively learnt in a contrary way i. e. to imperceptible, but inferred from consider good as bad and vice versa; reasoning and from transmigraor of it might perhaps also mean tion )--2 N- of a Praj^pati n " have of the sun. an attendant ithe members of e. you. $ . urighteousness personified this court, heard mean the king's " *w an of Devoid of attributes, epithet r base reply i i i y\- P-i. -2 A sort if or conjunction of qf planets (grtfttrsTTirrf^j *r^TF3r^; ^m%3^t: Tfviaf5r^^qt n aij gjnpvihrt Y- ; ( (Ww^L) i southern direction. -^ I The lowest part (of the body ) gwna"? PT< Ak. -2 Pudendum Muliebre ( also m- ).-3 Address, speech (opp. <Ja()-, statement, sometimes used for reply also- -CoMp.-afrc a. I. higher and lower, inferior and superior, worse and betters Us?: smsift?'*nfi: Un. 5. 54] 'The lowest, vilest, meanest very bad, or low, or vile -n The nadir prior and later arsr; r^ 31 situated in the region belowi being 1 ' - Ms-7 COMP.-wtt*t: of 3T& > the category See , (: RfVK*tRrt Mb-4- nearfurther. 5- question and answer. ^fte: the lower lip; *gfrtffl *S. 3. 25! Me- 82- ( -a ) the lower and upper lip,-*?: the lower part of the neck- -wi: [ awe STOW J the iini er a- and a- illegal, Impious, wicked. I Wicked, impious-, -2 unlawful; I'^Ti Ms 3- 3 i* 25 A one who goes downwards. ^13 the lower part of the knee fSr^sT (-ind-) below- the knee- urn tuft [ , ( 11 ) 2- widov/. aw; RT^fg^iT,wi fsf^f^r ] the ?T the lower part or surface H&ff, TJT*. f- the lower region, the nadiri the south: rn direction. ffsa casting a downward look! a posture in Yoga i wmT*'mTf tfw wr^^a^Tfi^i: V. 3. 39. down wraf am ] i Below, uvula (Mar. <wfnT). rmift ofo: 51- I2s in the lower region, to the infernal regions or hell WH^rais^r ?ftwnf*rc*Hn ^[; Ms- 7. 53. ( According to the context, *re: may have the sense of the nominative, 3TJ5T: &c.; ablative, arat fZjrnj. infttj or locative, war ^f 5fir).-2 Beneath, under, used like a preposition with i ; % 145 rarely with abl- also;*;iTiFJg?Tnta>r: Hemachandra; gen.iawrt'S I- ( when repeated ) lower and and down down ~ ^5T: \^ i ind, [ adv. or prep. [ aw P. V. 3. 39-40. ] fsr^en p. q Very low- n. Down- below,under, beneath, underneath &c. ( with gen. )See i^rnf Ms. 4. 54 ^HI^TC^^OT Sankhya Ki wn j Pt- 3. i a**ntmjmfq fir^ i U- 2. 25 gone to *THm~m-a^re: n cf. also Ku- 3. 47- (-fg: ) a downward look. i? [smt|T% q^, qi^na;*rm ^r] the place under the foot, a lower place- iw;=wfor q. v. above. -55^7 5?rOi iwr;]N.of twoplalits rrqfi TW ^W^I8f'^ i =37tTTi?T1T ] fl . (Pimpinella Anisum) and Scaber ). ( Elephantopus H- 2. 2s TOft: a seat of grass for persons r: H. 2. in mourning to sit upon. *rei 48; Bli. 2. 10) from under, a dose of water, [ swt VTTB uwrq ] just below ( with ace )< wnatem medicine &c. to be taken after fin: wwii* Si. l 4- In comp. with meals &c. [ HbrTi^ cfi'MHR srarf^; ]. nouns w:_has the sense of ( a -;TW: i. the lower part ( of the body )i lower, under, as'gs'f, Vi*; the lower SrTTWi 3*: Hiwrsrnr*g Trmt Su^r. world "mn: or s%* an undergar- 2. the lower part of any thing, the ment or ( b ) the lower part ^era; region below, down below^waT^ra the lower part of the body foRr Pt i. situated down *<*:$ means to surpass, eclipse, over- below, See 289 = [ : TV. lower, K. hell. n *. q. V. Not n.] [si. profitable* Pt. 2. \ ) : ; ; : -, *n Ku. g-^f a. i. having the face 5. du'wnwards<*ai mHi%!*li; m?(t'5r: R. 3. 57. 2. head-long, precipitate, *w: Si. 16- 8 dispelled.-COMP. flyingdownwards. 3 upside do .Snyg*rg 179; Si. i. 35, 3. 525 "f- (-WT-T the axle. w$nr : mna w: Malli. TV. ara:$ i mologies of the ( I ) aw 2 ) tftaj ( ir name jfqa ang above. other etyare also found i qmiTiwr^fojJT: gfWr ^Tuw&pfwT^raa ftrarKfrr aa> satjjir ^% i & i iian^ See aqwr sexual intercourse Muliebre. the hand (WOT). STJT excelling, defeating, degradation K- 2021 so i*Tf-, *Tfa T nftscra:r^rt Ki. 2. 47 -, degradation, undermining dis! m*i onour. "TO:/, ->mr-qnT: i. ] :-2 an ?. [ 3TIWJ5T <|:*m=fr? i Mental pain or agony- See A woman ind- ). As ( 1% her courses. in I arrar a prefix to verbs ) Over,abovet ( rfaw, )\ fcn to stand over to place over or at the head of %^ to grow over or above! over and above.'besides, % s s in addition ( srrfSwn ) ; fully, pletely ( arm?if rfNta ), to get , thing addition in- ffr aTTrTarw^ come som to another) having obtained *wful- ft intensifying the meaning of the root vtm*fi*s f^ ?c?t ly, wr v i Rv qnnn^i9 6. los I- ( wm| anw- IT^TR^ ).-2 (As a separable adverb ) Over, above, from above W&sTntft *n$ W5 ( mostly Vedic ) CF*R ; a preposi( As a ) Above, over, w upon, in ( 3*?ft )i * gffn9wnnt ^nsafm Sujr. re^i^ just abovei ft- Rv- tion 7. 18- 14. ) -3 with ace. ( "m *tg'^m^sat5als^ia ^ HB: Bopadevas wilh gen. also; f irawiwrVi- N. of a hell. n? a still. -iwftn Wnf^ft Rv. i. 19. 6 above the sum discharge of blood from the anus "foft-i-7411 "wfr 52 r; ^, N : Jyotisha- and urethra.. ur a. [ ar^mnt n?: Ei%aqWT5 aw nn^ ] having a white colour or white marks on 3Jpf:_, the anusi Pudendum T: the lower part of . ) a re N. of Vishnu ]. ifti^j^r p're- Esculenta. ( w I. ( **& ) flying downwards, having a downward motion .these nakshatras [ if* r plant ) ; : the lower part of the body of a goat ) s'f: i. a ( plummet. said 2. 355^7. ) With reference to, concerning, in. the case of, on the subject of ( artSfiw ) (mostly in adverbial compounds in this sense )i at night. ( b a perpendicular. 3. the lower world-7*'^ a. strong in the lower reSI' gions whose lustre penetrates "t'w treating of stars &c downwards. w. Pudendum Mu- 6. 32 in the case of women. ( c ) ( With abl. ) Just over, more than liebre. urg: [ ytfmft *rg; sn. a. arw* ); ^mri^ft wfiTimr Kath.? ri( breaking wind, flatulency. af^n?ft Ken. d) ( With loc-)Over, sleeping on the ground ( on or upon, above ( showing lordHeeping on the ground ship or sovereignty over something ) (3*tf )i*f^faft P. 1-4. 971 art* *: Ms. 2. 108 a gft HIT: P. II. 3. 9 Sk. Rama rules .-. ) N. of a hell. 4ff over the earth ; the country ruled a. sUuated below. the over may be used with loc. of i I V* ( a downward fall or motion, descent ) going downwards. 2 degradation, downfall, going to oerdielli S? * *^ /u ^r has both where ^u 1 -^ 11 ^: ii iv. 41 senses)iw mnft Io sinks I 1 i (feels go to hell w one who downwards, a mouse. n^er TO wwm^nwjii^T . nadir. ' ruler ' w *(3 ^: ibid; wfiwnirt* Dk. 77 subject to, under <%^r the government of become the property or possession of ( *ft i iifrmi >wi . rf [ t d^ Ved.5exual intercourse. TV. 1 . denoting wrc jn this case)) under 1% |*V go: ( Boinferior to ( $* ) i l WTO*) L wer, situated beneath. 2^ z rrior. previous. J . i padeva ) the gods are under Hari -4 ( As first member of Tatpurusha compounds) ( a ) Chief, supree me, principal, presiding ^ir ; presiding deity ;^^: supreme or "%: supreme lord sovereign ruler &c. ( b ) Redundant, superfluous Llq i (growing over another *g: ^wmfr ( 3TRT; ); <,f VI- P. ?ct: ) sequent, further than (of time )i liking, not mere intimacy.-2 To place at the head of, appoint, set i MS- 2. 65, 2 years later i. e. in the 24th year i sometimes with gen. TtriaRBi sr RimJ^^T : m mn R. 9 yr Mb. EHappointed to ar%-cgf*f:n: 62 i humble the proud ftinraifSrsfafnuncommon, special, y?fm^ Ki 6 30 set or appointed 5 Eminent, peculiar ( arnr-JKOT ) iftwr *i* *vt* to duty ^arr: Hflgr wnaj^: Mv. 2 , ; s 2. UTRT^S Bh- 2o superior orjun- set on, incite or appoint* as their awf % chief. or beauty -3 To aim at, allude or refer high censure- According to G. M. r H- Pr. 255 to, make the subject ww has these senses: ww ^ Hf P. IV;jt. 87; e. g(tar n Y- I. Il8i sometimes l*nrtl#mT Sk.l used in the comparative in the 5. I should be made thj subject of above senses; ^5rh^RT(^n i Bg. 12- representation, should be reprewST ) srM ( arfir* ) j n ( V. wa^rr; 5.225 sented on the stage--4 To be used the Veda wft is supposed by B. ^ S. 7. -6 Re- as the head or governing rule and R. to have the senses of out dundant, superfluous* rorri sjmn?r P. IV. i. 82 o*'^ having f? i?of from,' 'of, 'among,' 'before,' a redundant limbi tTjj^rffost qp^t JwftT^^ Sk. 5 To superintend, 'beforehand,' 'for,' 'in favour of,' jrif^tnt ^ frTtWT MS- 3. 8. -7 Interbe at the head. 6 ( A- ) To bear, in, 'at'. calated, intercalary ( as a month endure or overpower, be superior &c- ) -8 Inferior, secondary.-^ to skarfa^% T ^ ft: wntrsws Bk-i'STyrfSij^ a- [ abbreviation" of wwrI Surplus, excess, more 8. 20 -7 To feel, enjoy ^3 sreqr^$]5=T(^ ^T. 3rTTcr? (c) Over, excessive 8. 'sifti^t: i 2. common form i : i I r j ; ' i ' i ; i i ; ; , ) i ^ i i i , ; I ? ; . > the compound ) in the same relagrown, increased, become greater, abounding in, full ofj Pt. I. 243 oft in comp $*iiT&wii- tion or apposition ^mHTTH^tfoTfr or strong in i"aRii R. 12. 90; Jrarsi%*: 5T 5. I- 20; t'gTr*t Me 2I.-2 ExceedMs. 4 141 senior in years; >%?jf- ingly, too much. COMP -afa a. -4 receptacle or subject, technifowwi: 5HiT*w'r wrr old, advanced in 3. ft 30 redundant limb. cally substratum a ~f. ) having Ve^ ( years *ra^j rflritftn qjf S. 7- 20 -^ ) [ srMsmij ] a sash, girdle T-'S. the soul is the substratum ( of knowledge -5 Location, place, or belt worn over the mail coat. K. 2 the sense of the locative case; *w amore and out-doing .Si. jmore, 17. 89 abounding in.^3 w*f a. one another. exaggerated; < a ) More, greater stronger, t mightier, more violent or intense! *v exaggeration, an exaggerated n Hari as statement or assertion ( whether re wr r K. 62 ^ft .-6 A topic, subject section; of censure R. 2 14 the stronger of praise or a complets article or paragraph = animal did not prey on the weaker! ; i ; A ; i i ! ; owm i ) ; ; ; g*rrsgisfa*i 5* fr *rj?jjwi fsrar: Ms. ft* 49 ; atia* ftt TTOJ Ramft* Pt. 2; n^mrj^oimsra^i: Ms. n. 186, 9 154. (b) Superior to, better 3. ; than in s higher than comp. ( with ; 3RT?5 a. abundant, deep and full ) R. 19 5wBK/-,prosperous an intercalated day. i:/. exaggeration.hyperbole. or a- containing i-HtHftT* costing more than 60 or 70. 62 more than what was sanctioned by rules i Wt flMi*ir5i3rai 461 w^j J^iSrvTfhft* Y. I. 212 Bg. 6. WVT; vehement lustful. ^w "rt H. 3-84 strong in cavalry, wrats*mwt ^r: H. 4. 21 excejs in. araii^rifi is superior by reason of i f Mu- 4. lo superior times with gen.; w y^: K. 136. to i some- q'^jiitt wrgoimra- -4 Later, sub- ( According to the M/mam- sakas a complete Adhikarana con- ; : subject, argument treating the Siitias of Vyasa and Jaimini are divided into Adhyayas, the Adhyayas into Padas and the Padas into Adhikaranas or sections. abl.^or twiT^ftqifiift *fTT^TfTT: Ft- I. 3275 TT:jmvmsftqir 5/^: MuI- 25 surpassing, more than a match for &c. w5tifor*m: R. 15 ) weak WS^TT *$ so so light and to i TOIT: impassioned, J concerning it. ^m or <WTO ft5ia w-] Strong desirethe answer or demonstrated co.iTo authorize, qua- clusion, and nnfir pertinency or I desires, the discharge of some be entitled to, have a right T Bk. 2 34; IhHWWRB'^ for duty : ": [ wiaf 8 U. lify T%M the members subject or matter to be explained, fg?m or ?rf the doubt or question arising upon that matter, 'JfWT the first side or prirna facie argumf nt sists of five ; nrar^rV^rn ^ ^^ ??ra: merits are calculated Ki. to 4- 25 produce relevancy, or (according to others raw the final conclusion ) ; j?anfTT? i ftfadft ft^m; ni n The Vedantins a put Hura in the 3rd place, and mgt 44 last > T%;gTcT. Generally fcirft: ?&#: ing," the five members may be taken to be frw, and w^ Court ?w. 3* or ngta raster speak- of -7 ). justice, court, tribunal *.j7n% ^rfiwft Mk. 9 3i P. T mriTf* as ^r 1 1 15 fixed 4. 13 ( W5ren% )-, number of things. Sk.-Q A claim.-lO Supremacy.-"** One who superintends.-COMP. ^m: a judge, Mk ^argi: court or hall of jui%*n: [ sftwi'iw t%. stice Mk 9JTB: 3j-wi*'oT ] changing the quantity of any thing, increasing or decreasing it so many times* V. p. 43 3. A government n. [ A >p5 ] i 38 4- it f8sftK: ; now belongs i Mu. I. 3 or trade &c. g?^with loc. > f*r3. 262 till Ms. concerning *if^;?it ifiunt S. S. 2 I refer talas 3. 4 the head or pater familias. i i The overseer of a market to recover toll or whose duty it is duties from the traders- #m *?mwK: * U- To ascend, monht To attack, scale WJT An attack, invaania^w: I upon.-2 , sion- m. , i *w& cusations on Si- 15. 44 f i of qualifications to do particular acts as nwr tnnjJt* vfcti;. a. possessed of authority, investec with office. *r S 3- 1 , i: su permatters. I intendence of religious -2 Daly, office, charge t power, ufli, a, having power ft:wjt B ram? m 3 Pt. 1 164" "Trw*rf) CTT -2 Entitled a i i . ^M" H. 3 to, having right to so awni^iifb, heir , & ^ftwrftw: i DOS' of authority) authority) THnfar- wiff^oi' &c. niwrrewTTTrST^ R. 15 W*!T> M. I I say this in the SI not qualified or authorised- ~i capacity of a j"dge i *i%nit^ wro- Belonging to, owned by- 4 Fil nsiff *rr: S. 5 zflrmwili^siwrorff ^w: for. m. ( ft-5i\ ) i An official Pt. I ,V 2- 1 wSadministration of T ftsa^rw* aff^crfJrw: ugm officer i mr* > . i i pecuniary" matters Me- I ; ^iftmn5t nTffi: M. 1 i H. ?THiiT M. into the fine 1 2; initiated arts. -3 government s A to be fi: nj^?t Mu- 3 a functionary, superintendent, head, director.governor -2 rightful claimant, proprietor, master, owner 3 One qualified to sacrifice or perform sacred works 4 Man as the lord of creation Sovereignty, or administration, rule srnmrojtft mi- 5 One well jurisdiction wn S- 7 seat of government or jurisdiction i 9 ^ S. 5. -4 Position, dignity, rank jn/Wu if^rt Y. 1-70 deprived of the Vedanta- tion or rights or appointed &c. , i ^w privileges of a in the To throw or lay upon, To superinduce bespatter, 4 disease 4 To surpassM. -2 I. ) Abuse, insulting, I 3Ti?r p. p. [ i insult, mr9 Dk. 52 insult to, reflection on, wmrR te unerstanng the wmrijR ?*T3understanding i srwf Ki- I. 2S.-2 Laying upon fixing throwing--3 Dismissal. \ i P. I ( a To ) acquire, obtain i get, attain, secure ftrw V- 3- 19 arft'rew ttr fSr^rtq^eif: M. I. 13 s i i Ms- ^ 9. 91 marry i &rtT% 34. (b) To find, meet with, see, discover. g.. 5. with*, fall in **f ifm^ injfrram M- i- 9 T * fi3F**rmi%T5grn Mu- 5 is not able to de- To accomplish (c) ; i<^*j cide i for (a) see, also i Ms- 218, 2. R. 2. 66.-2 To approach, gonsreach, go towards or near Bg. 2. 64, i jfrcirazinft Pt. ^frwn%Tnt 384! I. nwt* smwiW^ does not reach or go to the end. 3^ To study, learn) know frwirsin'a Snrnterraiit U- 2. 3 wnwwi^rw Ki. 2. 41 6. 38 Ms. i i 7. 39 37. rightfu i heap ac- i 109 Y. I- 99, 4 To cohabit with- i 12. i &c17 i i Bk. 7. obtainet P P- Acquired, Bh. 2. "** nrrW[ srre'TfT Authority, claim, qualification &c. , posi. versed censure . i [ p ossessed of authority, 5 >i me abuse, insult, < 1 ^gweittrf%n(r T S- rt ( or statement To P- I ft ww: determination , V. rcjTTi: rfdli*) speakof, SakunII62- See *w? R. i ?TSKiTiT(%jifu > to, A kinds : rapwrf%?i %w Rf^jrnihr * Superintendence, watch- i to, rftEna^w above. ^^g i ing over n^i I i asperse, vilify, traduce) 2. iwr^w^^ift yft^K^i^THff: tf)-COMP- With reference ind. regarding, gwrf^Btt Ki. 3 51 (IWHIHWI^ ).-i head or governing ( In gram. ) rule, which exerts a directing or governing Influence over other P. VIII. I. n rules? e.g. IV. 1. 82-3! ars^w: II. i. 22i Sk. ( This wfo*rc is of three i I privilege, higher qn*jra: ] one appointed to superintend an institution or establishment wf*aiv>f,(it r : Right, /. ownership- See TV- ] Decay or one that causes decay a lord or ruler (J). JTW is ^' , i A or superior act- 2 Superintendm- One who is charged ence. *with superintendence. -COMP r.-w. a sort of servant, overseer of workmen. ?w: [ wftfc fi* %t wit- In families he 424 i. Pt. ) 337- i Y- officer, official, unctionary, superintendent, head, one in charge of any thing 'ff^rai^?f nilft nn: Ki- 6- 46 i to the child. ( b ) Qualification or authority to perform certain spesacrificial, cified duties, civil, religious &c- as the wftrc of a king to rule and protect, of a Brahmana to sacrifice) of a Vaisya to An w. : wW?i: M. 1. -lo topic, paragraph or section) Hiiftw Mit. ! See wfe wt. -II Counting i en xrneration wr occasion for counting) i official. Authority, power wr%* D- 296 n?n^: S. Mv- \ i Mk. which magistrate judge, A 2 w authorised qualification, &c. i55ir sifj^Ms. 8- II 16 wrapferwr^^ sm wf?t yi^ (repeated in Sriddha ceremonies) -6 Prerogative of a king--7 Effort, exertion *flRT: ^wnw^rn: Mb--c ence Place = srft'iiT'Ti |r i Sk. fa^tff: a conclusion involves others- 9. *iO **i: 9- 81. ] I j fti^r: i Dk. 40. 8 Stuff, material ^i=rr%rn?nT wite.-5 ( a ) Right, authority, privilege, claim, title (as to wealth, property &c- ); right of ownership at a*TT: <5* wiw* f-w ] Authorised, mastered ftPwra one possessed of ?^U..6. 30. ) 45 wfrw*t:-OT I Acquisition, obtain" ing, getting, finding &c grfaTW: <wr: Pt. 5. 34! *5iTf% MS wifawi Ms. 11-66. -3 Mercantile return, profit; acquiring property; ftsrr^: mfir: Mil. or iwirffr:; p!iiT!n% g it fr% Hr awi^Ttf ufa Ms. 8- IS7--4 Acceptance. -5 Intercourse. pal t>. At- tainable &c. One who attains U- 68; 16 9; Bv 3 3; W*na$wn v Mai. 1.21 (The eleven organs of sense are said to have each a presiding deity } wr=tw - 3?%:, from ^. -2 ^Rzr j ] w*Tn , highest god, for ) t*-t^ [ arrigT^ The presiding god or 8- 51 J or on something. ; arra^ * 8. STM* over [ srfWt w I wf^s TO,!, 3^,. tn^Sf Severe ophthalmia; w mrai^ ;m The supreme ] P. To lead increase. to n Rub . [ sifttmrsBr a- . irgdhftiwif \f s. 2 169. j\ [ srf** tjtjf !T?r ] A sort of miir ; lord) *w head; i ser- Ham Suffering from eye-disease. flesh -- ^ --->. \ii wn- H-TI j ruler, king, sovereign, wrmTRin: nrm R. 2. I mostly in pent ( who has a forked tongue ). comp.i *nfa \ T] ; disease in the white of the eye, a sort of cancer or protuberance of a Veiled. i , bing together for producing fire suitable for such friction(as wood) *rarffm away from; Fragrance, odour. something. *fajwt Birth ; ^j ^ wi% lordi i a 'i iftirt in material objects. move over enhance, walking is (?). j 4; 7. 30; i^, nrotwr fsmtff: of 'WIHTJJH 4. [ ] i Excess in 2 [srra^ msra g^ eating. ,^-1 Very costly or valuable; ??nwrm" 3m Rv a supplemen^'. 47- 23' tary or additional gift , RWDT Act imp Bg 8 fife K. 109-2 The supreme deity or the divine agent operating n or The highest being the Spirit or its all pervading influence; the whole inanimate ] bupreme deity fi eminent merit. To walk 56. ^im. , or aft^-f Gambling table, board gambling arft 3qft ^rezf^ zr^. : I P. i or Pos- sessing sCperior qualities, worthy, meritorious; *rn&r nsr *nnrt>r nta* Me. 6. -2 [ arftn^ jtifi JTI Spi] well strung ( as a bow );"fKttPf wn Ki. 12. 14. ii: A superior or ] perishable things'. [ The supreme Bg. wfw jurr wf>njor a- [ 3j.o master, superior; foremost; mrHwmrirgra Mv. 6. 47 ^mpnj^ creation-, wifirai i *rnm^3: A afiar^n ^rfr mar: wm^-tw or adv. [ ] Found in or derived cow presiding or tutelary deity; ( a. a A Almighty. or acquires. T. I ; A [ ura* nt* w ] sort of cancer in the back of the gumsi : th- serpents to lick the nectir a bed of Kusa grass, the sharp points of which pricked the tongue' and split it intotwo. *ST pkced on uvula. 2 A tongue or Siur. head whxpre the wound proves immediately 'fatal; ( part. of the sort tf of swelling of the A Ved. epiglottis. mistress female : calary , ( bow-string as a bow). Ved strung a. ; i *?Tt*t state of being to string R. n. 14.1 A Dusty from above. : Sw; g-g^: '[ ]. The grinding upon, serving to pound v. Sk. ] land, highland *rt Ku. 3. 17 A 2. 34- or grind .table many ; R. &c, 2. 29. m. N. of Yama. [*a ?n^t?a:] A redundan tooth growing over another. a. Wooden. a. a. [ sri^ir i Of superior or tran cendental lustres Si. I. 24. vm *rw Having ] children (as a mani r%n'ffcg4 [ on the H# ftf^.fit ] a. A inter- in one of Pertaining to a sacri- rjr wqx Ms. 6.83.?: Prin sacrifice* tne agency effect Tj i cipal ing or causing such sacrifice; fhj fcwr* ^i^nt ur Bg. 8. 4 the wftmst ^ is in I advfices, this On body ( i. e. ahimfiifltH the subject of sacri- so yoke or foremost of the three horses, used on certain sai: The fourth crificial occasions horse thus attached(?) witta* An interlocution of high words in mutual defiance; S.D-526 laid fice An Trust, confidence. myself woman Kmhna ); wniw*^ adv. [ nwTtrf^fjf ] Regard) ing creation ( of the world ) as a means of preserving th'e world. *r ] month. N. of Buddha his 34 former births. w**j Pounding or ) r: Supreme Being, ; p. / : w**T.-tg^ a. having the strung ?rft wrww*igi S-I.6 The lunar ( king, ruler, lord- -Comp. i On ruler . "t *r] Having the stretched, well strung excessive, inordinate. the subject of prosody- ( a. bow W] Beyond measure, , q. v. tffc !TiT: [ arte^t ntn: ] Aa Auspici- ous conjunction of stars fen departure, expedition &c.; ( 3 T'itT: )\ : mit Muhiirta 46 aifarntr: The fighting flt * p. I Mounted, ascended &C.-2 Increased; "HfirWt*: engaged in profound meditation. . foremost hero or warrior ) < in i Act of anSftour i Rim- raising, exalting Ved An wflffrf: j i "TOT: or causing to mount. a- : Application of perfumes or fragrant cosmetics! scenting, perfuming fragrance, scent, fragrant odour iiself arfferarewf^ K. 8. 11.7. Fastenh.,:, fettering. 34 Si. 2. 2o, a^-m^ or ft*!, i 5. "42 i 183- Si. elephant-rider! R [ with perfumes or odormounting* Scenting TfW an] Being ous substances { viHiifi ir^trrymfc: rtTO a [65TR?t rftrn wn, ft R. wm" 8. 57. [ Ak. ). 2 [^-iSm-^J Prelimion or over a car 4?: I A charioteer) ftft vyz. ] A ladder, flight ^ of driver. -2 N. of a charioteer who nary consecration ( JT^BT ) of an steps ( of wood &c- )( Mar. fiir ). was king of Anga and foster-father image, its invocation and worship wSKtf^a. Ascending, mounting, * Ved. A cart-load of Kama. t arftffrf nrepf- by suitable Mantras &c. before above &c- wwftp* Ascending, ^ ^ rising *r 7*. ] ruler, A sovereign _or supreme an emperor; inSrqftjr *>TT*ITTrz (Vrf Bhag.iii'W^d S^^w- ~U. 6. 165 king, head, lord ff^ro^r ^m ( of men, animals &c. ) 9 9 : r: Ku- i I. i so ^n fm , &c. arecJiwr: [ A ] : ladder, flight of rtf *rr ] Imperial or sovereign, sway, To speak fif^r 2 Pof, favour in m- I One who advocates cause ( cr$r cn?'i' an advocate.-2 An orator- a particular i ra> ), 3 ] of gold &c.) P. I i To in a divinity assumei'.s an image. SRWTIBI; a i Inhabiting, dwelling or sitting in. -2 Scenting &c- A awrrlw/). p. i Invested or clothed with.-2 Scented, perfumed. in 2 A wiVw^i Taking uo.carrving over' conveying. , r- or cutting through. Advocacy, speaking i su- favour of iy<Jrtii ( To P. I ( making of a sacrifice) . aiSra^i a. Having ornaments :)i abode advocate, side with. iip-ar^* . ) .name, epithet, appellation. premacy, sole sovereignty, impe2 N.of a rial dignity, an empire[ ^.-^w ] Advocacy SwiQ^i*ni fit Rv- 8. country. ^ commencement steps- comforter-^ [ stfajti rmf the asfafarafrT 16- 3rf9ft^6 to inhabit, fix one's The abode or residence or reside in RTW in, settle, dwell with ace. of place ); : mount go up to, or on ace. )* ascendi Me. 25 U. 3. ; "nfr of cutting off UTo marry in addition, supersede also of wives ( act as a ( ) wife ) ( said wf^fir^T ! ^r. Hsruqftqfiff R. 18. 53i nvrat A superseded [ fanj-w ] one whose husband has marto, sit in ( ried again according to Hindu 63 II. 6l 13. 79! 3. 59; Bk.5. Si2. To settle, alight Sastras a wife may be superseded qr^Tftf l^rMII ^3fNftftH ] Clad, u"iiufaT: R.l3.52.engagedorlost in band who supersedes his first wr: it- veiled Rv- 8- 26. 13. contemplation so Pt. I wife. rfonfl: i Abode, residences dwelyrcgarewUgt fr R- 5- 68 bear or Marrying an additional Maienter on 8 ling flnH5 *t R. 5. 28 Cans. a sacrificial rite see srftarra^ also. 12- 462 To restore,, give back To cause to sleep on< 5 5 A garment, mantle ( wsfara; ; R. 16. 42 gnor*finTiitftm'rt ( Dk. 105 placing onalso ) restored to its former grandeur r^4 -3 To string ( as a bow )i p. p Reclining upon, p. Inhabited, resorted used for reclining uponwflnnrjr^i^npj R 11. 8l4 To give, to confer &c ^K< *ft wmfk i U. i To sleep on, ascend, Bh. 2. 70 **wf*mwni R. 4 4 6 mount, resort to iaw'm'fr fow^foftaDk. 50. FffR' K. 9- 25; 14. 301 48. Si; I 24 possessed of beautyi 10 P- To scent, perfume a- ( At the end of ffi'Tw &c hill ) ^^^ Si. i i 8 R- i 5- srfsftwT wifei ; 792 i ; i - i i : t i i i i i i ^* i i ! i ) i ! i *m i . i . i ) i i . i i 47 swwr: '[ fsr-m* ar^ ] i A recep -2 [ wr-sr^ ] Boiling, making hot ( by putting on fire ) Directing, presiding over tacle. - [ fw-*rt-vti%-^g^ ing a kettle on An Plac- ] warming.boil- T^S^, [ srfasfrafc "ft ing. fires smart oven, a fire-place. ^irrafsig^-: Pt. -2 I. ri?m to (Passively -7 i (a) Inhabited or resorted to by, occupied, possessed by; ?fg5i?irai5nNt^wrKmm: U- 1 Ms- 5- 97 * nftrre^iw: rj: M. I- 8 an enemy who has newly ( not long ago ) ascended the throne, a rfewly established king aiftt* an*rc Dk. so flVr 9 64 newly established possessed by *$t K. 97 *g?i*inrt K. 10, 130, 147, 152. (b) Full of, seized with, taken possession of. 1 ) wrarfl a. [ wft^iT srT^r Of exalted ] i smitten, affected, overpowered 3wtrfafBm!t <wfo$irt K- 236, 161, i I A contrivance a 194 ^wTfafsnSam H. i Si. 13. 39] ( like hand-press ) of leather &c. to (c) Watched over, ^guarded, suextract and strain the Soma juice, perintended TSjigmftrrgft nri^ Pt. or (a. ) used for the act of strain- 1 atrirwStaf&gTftfBfrf ^ifa^i^is U. ing &c- -2 [vnt g^] Straining 2 wgT(&*!T 3-tii ftiw^fitftn Ms. 8. i i j 1 i Soma juice- an%q=iu*j| 34- (d) Led, conducted, wf^ramm f^n, T^ [ by, The ] '~ command- over presided K. 40 * i board or wooden plank (**) used Soma juice- in the act of extracting (used with ace-, P. I. 4. 46) I (a) To stand on Or upon, to sit in or upon, occupy (as a seat I P- &c.), resort toiwara* "fmirfisraaB^ R. 6- 73 ?m%FT : i *f^OT jragi9!F'!]f&fitetT*: Bk- 31 Ki-I0- 16 prac; 15. ; iinrgHw Ram depending on me. (b) To stand, be; II%B*- tising gl>r?ra HI Mb. (c)To stand over, : To stand by, be near u. 4-2 To be ; iiwiwf?f$n3?5Rwrffsis dwell in, inhabit, i 1 6. 49; g;t tjiawtTss'ff 38 i it] A ] ed woman- WI%OT^ ind. r [ sn%B: w^t More quickly ] ^Bk. m Bk. 8. 119 ^^r^fjr ,^. 74 thinks of know or learn by _J8. 38 i *3crfra srahr^: Ki. II. i me only. (6) To heart, study, learn ^w*ff ijfiirT^ Mb- (c) To teach, declare, (d) To notice, observe, understand. (e) To meet with, obtain ?pr^w?wTOT3: Si 14. 31 Caus. [ araimft ] To teach, instruct ( in) i ( with ace. of the agent ot the verb in the primitive tsnw R. 21, 7- presiding 3-6. watching over, governing snse)i (&) W* ftorn>^ ftarut 33 _1S- i ">?: over, 34 p. /> Learnl, studied, read, guardian as "ift ^*nr a guardian or presiding deity m) A m. remembered, attained &C.-COMP. -far a. who has studied the Vedas superintendent.head.chief! protec- or finished his studies. i tor, controller, H!ift*m%ST?iT regulator, ruler Bhasha P. i /. : especially i with reference to the Almighty who is the ruler of the universeSee aii^f* also. sal i [ \-fiff, ] i "iwri lorjT^nol: N. membrance, i ] Standing being at hand, flftft )i wftretfi* take ( a seat here.-2 Resting upon, occupying, inhabiting, dwelling in, ' i i 1 w i I (Used actively) (a) Standing, being! ^ Ms. 5. 1411 (oft with dropped fiff 5-1 gpiniq 5 5 13. 17- )s *T'B!T*Tp%f8'H^m: Pt. i be- gone to ; royal favour. Possessed of,dependent on. I. 4-2 Re- recollection. in (with Well-read^ proficient ft &c. :6 muttering (c) />/. : Gaurfapftda i t?r&m K- 346 appeal or reference 5. holy prayers, enrepeating sacred texls. A one student, the Vedas. />. who goes over [ J-?T w?. J I Learning, remembrance.-2=9T'Tf q. v, [ !-^K] Learning, study. teading especially the Vedas); one of the six duties of a Bra: ) ( hmana- The study of the Vedas is allowed to the first 3 classes, but not to a Sudra Ms- ; the ously correct ftt loc.) Ku. ?rsfHf'H?fl?'ftiWr i [aged in : u*nw^ ing in or enjoying (b) fJ^wai> in a certain place. -5 Authority, power, power of controli presiding over awRgrt H. 3. 90 loss of posicion. dismissal from a irVrmim ^gpost ( of authority )i i nftM 5 Study, peru- near, i Mv- JTU^ Bk- 2. =ffin Ku. wnfcw'WWwA i i ffw* Be- > tutelary, i Dk- 18- -4 (a) To lead, conduct as head or chief BT"ni%srt fan HTCJ w%B: urn: Ulocating oneself in 4, See *itef?[ also. &c- -3 A position, site, basis, seati (b) To be at the head of, govern, rijpmor *% direct, preside over, rule, superin- ?^<^8Wt!i ^fji: Ms. 12. 4 tendjH^fci wnragi*! Bg.4 6 govern- g^*rrftrsT*gwi Bg. 3. 40, 1 8. 14 the seat ( of that desire ). wt* -4 ing, controlling ^PTIIHHP* Pt. Residence, abode so r5" a place, locality, town) 1. 15. 9 presiding over and thus T*ftt K- 106 50. nwt 31 obtains [37Mgr-ffi] wi wr- tift Si. 17. atfr [ wftI To study, ] 2 A. learn ( by heart ), read! (with ablof person ) learn from i aTisqnrmSft Sk- 1 ^iwg I. 2.-2 (P.) (a) To remember, think of, long or care for, mind (with regret) (with gen. )i UJCT 5*HTrnrsnre?fH *srin: Superintending, guiding, being approach />. w. r [ superior or distinguish- frt ^...aremfq^ triW(fr wr-j^ [ Con- woman \ i ! or 2. i Ve. 3 H. 3. 136. ( e ) Ridden, mounted upon i?n%fKi {mr?f Pt. 2 with the mouse seated upon himt frTTi rwn Ku- 5- 70. sstsrt \ i *4 Bte5!nreT?refrt Ki- 2 1 ( reside, stay ims^mmgiJT R. i. 80 Bk. 8. 79 wnro^w*saftifti!T Git. ii- -3 To make oneself master of, seize, take possession of, overpower, conquer^ai^ miresrwi. Bk- 9- 725 ?*nfw5r?Tfo fs*: nmrnft ind. [ f& *i^% cerning a i H- 4 aided or supported i mount-frf) in, 43, 44, 228i "T?IT: U- I. 3 which forms the medium between the subtle and the gross body. i i truth-6 Government, dominion. A wheel ( of a car &c- ).-8 A precedent, prescribed rule.-9 A benediction.-CoMP. wfH A body : i dignity, supremei very rich, sovereign, lords ?*i T?5ii*rm^%TW^5f^'frKu- 5- 53i R. J. 2C). ) or better latter i I. 8C-9I. view is obvi cf. still, Yaska's Nirukta: 48 Kui wnjr n ( ii See also under Wifff. I0i 4. fl: R. Dk. i. 7 consigned to your -care. -*** a. Withoat self [*. f.] IKissession, courage &c-, swayed 5 by excitement. courage, firmness Absence of control or ; A excitability. teaart^-fort-f^ ] q. vcher, preceptori instructor \ esSee under pecially of the Vedasi wnsW', *nu* a. I Not bold, timid. -2 Conr professor >i teacher of grammar. self-command, excita hired teacher, fused, lacking logic &c. t wi* d ed, excitable. -3 Fitful) capricious. e a. [armt; arj mercenary teachen ST^?i: styled a Unsteady, not fixed, tremulous, I Perceptible to the senses> visible; professor. According to Vishnu- -4 rolling *.%tlf%aRmeT^n Ku I. 46; n j[i'.-2 An 3)9151: [aria*: i?r: ] Lord, supreme eye-witness (Ved). -3 N. of a ' lord or master, sovereign ruler ( i-0n(,, vnt-yj^ ] Teachplant (jrft*fiT) Mimusops Kauki. 3TT. fl, BfH' 8C; ing, instructing) lecturing, espei ?T: ] supreme [*njra: ind- On the cially on sacred knowledge i one subject of lord or an employer -2 An Arhat of the six duties of a Brahmana syllables; above all syllables. t ( among Jainas ) The mystic syllable According to Indian law-givers. warm* is of three kinds: ( ) unsiire d.[wrej-3\%nVffr] Honorary, z'a" [*r wfirairftr ^r] Over, dertaken for charity, ( 2 ) for T. solicited. [w^-m] Honorary wages and ( 3 ) in consideration of office or dutj' one of the cases in by or near the nuptial fire n.(%) One of the six kinds of TSR services rendered i cf- Han'ta: which f&s- or the Potential be [ w? -, A A i A ; | , **: A I , used; P. ftft-i m A [s-OntH.] teacher, instructor. arwrnr a. P. [ *-*?r III. A At 21 ] 3. the end of comp. ) jeader, student, o ic who studies) r^romT: a student of the Vedasi so *W. i: ( Reading) learning) study, espe- i 161 ill. 3- ( w?i? may = ? ( woman's property in ^t^i WTTIT: Sk. ) *! / Ms- woman j V. Sk. 3. 17 m^mRipT sg^ifn wr^ p. Now, at this time; ] Ku. nrt^rr a. HT /. ( ) [ 4. 12nqfii sr^ Belonging to the times, modern. 55,^ ] mentioned ) 194 t a gift made to a at the time of marriage: 9. So n j^r^ present H [a7f5r-ar^.%] i Tending Vedas TOtms*ro*r?wiT superior, eminent. -2 3< a. [ =1116? ^: ftrrtuft m uw ] upwards Ram.-2 Proper time for Not la'ien, free from the burden of One who obtains or acquires. ( *ift C ^T: mzj^ cares &creading or for a lesson [". a.].. Absence of ^iT [ 3TmiTfJfW ^V# JTHTII HT Ms 4. 102, see awrra also. -3 A burden or caresN. lesson, lecture aw'rasfow WCTHJ: * ST. ] 'So'mkeless' of two plants .sni^pr iCarpopogon [ ar^ni: P. III. 3. 122 so WTttntft SB'S (TOT; Pruriens, and (^rmwii) Flacourtia burning or blazing fire. cially of the i i ) i '-j: . j ; ( i 4 A chapter, a work =uch as of the Ramayana, large division a Mahabharata> Manu-Smn'ti. Sutras &c. nini's are some of the Pa- Cataphracta- *T &c. Not a held or controlled of the /OOO names of One n: The following Vishnu names used by Sanskrit writers to ters or divisions of H?TT -!H^p%=t ^sifq H ( : ija: *gq- works rf: crf : HrT i WaM of firmness or :/. i control, looseness-2 Incontinence. -3 Unhappiness. . [iforft : q. v. i [ "3 Studying. f-' n. . I ] ] w f = Ku a. I Invincible, unassailable wan: 2 able(opp 64. ^-^ 3 aTT~Mr*ii)i 'n^MR^n'ig: R. P. V. i. 16. w^OTHnferav -2 Modest, shy. -3 Proud 4. 7 Subject to, subservient, dependent on usually in comp. wni: srtVt M. 3. 14 ijfqsft'n: i i ) srfSfJjq; ] Exces- ] iwetpfl * i (Nrffgl Ms. 66 8. irmsqi Kull. ( &c See . OT* a. [ wftwtf milk. [ =f. a. ] A cow not yielding nw ] additional half; under Having an |>73qg: ^ ts . CTS niiisjsn: Ms. 9. 117 ?ijnwrsf%ni Mb., i. e. 150; flVwiwrin pt 2 18. ( In coinp. with a following ; noun Amounting to or worth one and a half r *a amounting to one and a half Kamsa. so " ; g: ; Completely subject or dependent, ) ] i with ace. war. student, learner. f s. s* A Not bold modest, shy. -2 Invincible, irresistible; unhurt; gr: R v 6. 50- 4 I ( sive abuse or censure.gross abusei Y. 3. 228JTOTtn anfw^fl smtH; a. [ as a slave .,-*!/, high ; a v On ). denote chap- of s .re i/i ai* Sk. 49 V. I. mtvu, <-5p, ^H^f, <^3wt &c 2835. Wind ( 5? frf arwrrwrij tras; fft at: ). . ( P B. S. ) w] [*(, p.p. ly ascribed or supposed) as 3^1 TST- = &c. 5tra^r|*^: Susr. i False attri[ arn-^ ] fonwrong supposition : resolve '%n ?%=r 171 i ; j To P. 4 determine, bution, TJ. i; K. sr|<5>7 foKWifift Ve g?%: I *; ( 28 ( fig. i WVAH .R. to gain ) ; Dk. 154. Cans. [-Tfjtijft ] i cause to ascend, mount or sit in, 2 ( -fltrirfj* ) ( a. ) To place one in, entrust or appoint tos to cause, produce, bring about jnfTgw To i jj tm y*nwr&: ) -, K nir3Trs*rm'nftft expla- OTid^n and arwfirq falsely for. full nation see S. B. 8-22 ; ascend, mounts ascendancy over, domineer or lord it over K. 105 ; ^r-iffl^w To I i Placed i upon or over. -2 Attributed, wrpng- tumouri goitre P. I $?Ti<mrRO^ 16. v 3* arftHinqtiqfl mm*? Bn. Up. nature of one thing to another; wff f falsely, attribute the 3T-5TT STTOt, ( _^202. \ ^rft'ift *w 148; b > To i ^r^"- attribute jraiq^wenrfrcnrr^r: K. lOTrom * ftn Si. 9. 76 resolve Of also--2 An appendage -3 Putting 108 ( falsely ) representing even mean to do.-2 To attempt] exert, down upon TT?IOTT& stii %*: Y- 2. vices as virtues. ( c ) To overdo i 5 undertake *rr HT?M are^^r: DkTO f^^bJiaita H- I. -3 123 To grapple with --4 To conceive, apprehend, think Dk. 86. i 217- exaggerate- ; WT^-I^ ] Effort, determination &c See *rei3wr.-2 (in Rhet.) Identification of two things affci I U- H. I To upon, to attack. Taken possession arerreitfr a- occupied I To occupy. -2 fix i*flr ^efoTgrr 5. of, 2- 14. Mounted, ascend- 2 Raised above, elevated. 3 Above, superior to, more than (with iustr. )? below; inferior* Mu. 5. 12 of those in i [ i />-/>. ed. a. high office! sf nia^wireet frf": U. 6 my insolence went the length of taking [ wr ] Belcnging to self or person) and anifKT ) in such a manner concerning an individual. f* ind- up armsthat the one is completely absorbed fr fZT] Concerning self. into the other ftiffaftTj^Hwr g Hfn*T The i Raising, elevating &c. supreme spirit (manifested as : ; > i to another! exert. on r An i : attempt, effort. ?a^m:? i*i ftf(iHri9jjoi fj H- I-v. I Dk. i6i--2 Determination, resolumenial effort or apprehension, VI. 2. 21-3 Perseverance, diligence, energy> *% ^pfaCTTOre: constancy rr?4fti U. 4 absence of energy or resolution, drooping of spirits', ( with ife!j-jTU: as the reading, the meaning would be way this eltort on your part i- e. to determine whether you should go or nut, hesitation-' ). q: p. . ^ a. [^-faft] Telang's Bhagavadg/ta ^nsr 3. 30.-cOmp. gpf-i%or knowledge of be the the *nrerTTT3rs*TiTft: , supreme spirit or an?*re;, thecsophical or metaphysical knowledge ( the d9ctrines taught by the Upanisha. s 8zc-); itfi fnr M- 1. c 14; ftn finnit att^iN [ again what is jqfiJrgiw] Beating being thre&hed and peeled ] Excessive eating, tating again betpre the last meal is digested n Sasr- t^v n. I * 9rf^kgtif?i ] A bone growing over another. I To place upon 4 Panother, add or append to. -2 ( In Phil- ) To attribute or ascribe 7 Vec^ntasara. 3 Erroneous knowledge. Hi u K- Raising &c. I 222. 108-2 Sowing ( seed ). 3iOTii)ft/. p. Falsely attributed or supposed hyperbolical. aCTi^rn: [ ajft-sn-w-snr Act I ] A Attempting; fa i of sowing or scattering (seed &c.)field wherein seed -2 [swr* sisr] &c- is sown. , iviii3T%iT/. p. ally material world . , resolute, persevering) energetic- Attempted, mentapprehended, ue ermined considering through rope ( which is not really a serpent ) to be a serpent, or considering Brahma ( which is not really the niateiial world ) to ' >ensi% mistake a 'Brahma is the supreme, the its manifestation indestructible self ) is arwrfR' ( as an individual (ihara)" ; tion, > Sr/- rr% i] one proficient in this knowledge, * jpCTiwfl?*!^ ii<j;**!T!3S Ms. 6-82- M": [ wifm^rr^m; ] concentration of the ?^ftfifn mind on the .dtman drawing it off from all objects of sense- iflf a. w. ] one who delights in the contemplation of the supreme rmmw N. of a spiriti Ms- 6. 49. Ramayana which treats of the relation between the supreme and . the individual soul, while rates Rama's story. ?w a- ( ft/. ) it n..i- Relating to house Hrfi for her husband's WHIT g WOT!"! See under *' m i Mg*ifi ( ^rfT?i ) 3*arewr i im *i4i^i 2 A. settle upon i I () To lie down, occupy, dwell in ( as a seat or habitation ; seatoreself in or upon, enter upon, get into &c. ) ( with ace, of ( as a path * K. 28' 36, 40, q&3iT*Ttt!?*i R. Airrffc^ , ^ ^i Bis" s ] One of .,.-,the six kinds of tfw or woman's property, the property which shereceives when leaving her father's wnr: V. 5! I-95i S'^W- 3 is waiting at the door; 2. 17; 4- 74' 6- R. l2 8 5 ' J 3- ' 22 Bk. I. 51 Ms. 793; Me- 761 betelnut 9vs: Mu. 3' V" 4 ffiftiCTTCT 77, ccupy wt jmsi*'??"irn% i5f M. 76 15- T" ; wwm?W*PW* ti To (c) ). ) held, not to be Not [ astrous effects Sk. * ) An upon *wrCTmwrtif Bk 2- 46. wa* >rew reTO* I Sitting down upon, oc- 'A bird in A seat, cupying, presiding over.-2 ( ) 1" *" N. of a tree See under *> Se a ( aroup^) atwnwt ] cns- hand two worth is *f a.. arw^t ff^ V- 2. journeyspeeding on a journey; WH nnrsw, 16 the English phrase the "r , an._^i-ni ] Able STT, to undertake P. a ^9{mm'i Bk. 2. 44. ":> **: traveller going fast, way-farer. 1 . Quinsy a kind of disease attended with fever arising from the affection of blood; *ta: <^fi- I new supposition inference or conjecture. ing; inferring ( "fa* uncertainty cf. ; bush. in the Supplying an elaiil^ifttw^yrw).-2Argu- ( rw: ) %l:\Tv. place lipsis mn '- ( ; : % ?t ^i: in travelling ( waft siroffo srwtfrft { ) ' n: -fT* iW^mt S?^ W "^ ws* a. I Uncertain, doubtful 2 or Unsteady> moving, not fixed permanent wttsift P- III. 4. 54 j separable which can be severed or detached without fatal or dis- ; ^ or are*": w?nRt Tfil: )-2. inspector rt ""* of the road. I t: ?n%. n. ] i. a travelling coach. 2 ar&* nft I*T ] a messenger skilled Not surviving, dead. re- i^r*iB5^HOT: art* 1 A plant ( ifn: I. the sun^( TTlft -2 got hold ofs not forthcoming. v-t-qtfwmff^fms ffl* H^t Ku 6- 56 -2 To live in with. conjugal relation'; cohabit -3 ti be directed or fixed upon. -A To rule, govern, influence affect, concern ( mostly Ved. ) Caus. Tocause one -to sit down sort to, inhabit plant. a- I W^fmvm- i ( the i the seat of judge, accept the office of judge. ( b ) To take possession * of, grasp, seize tremulous i him *WK [ *. a 3 *rix: a travellermeasure of length applicable to Vart. *t roads - [* Agni.-* a. making irresistible- - A 5 : Susr- ; i AMICI; ' Not crooked, not broken, uninterrupted ili 5Wii4K3t *: Yv. Nir.3 i i 27. 17 c srt=?f ft* ?n^rni ).-2 Intent, attentive.-3, Durable, sound. Coiled up three Ety 5l a snake Un. 4. US'. perhaps from and a half times !** road passage. * ] A sacrifice, a religious cereforming a ring coiled upthree also] I (a) A way, g^wpr % mony also a Soma sacrifice; wand a half times* w*iw ?rf g|* W- orbit ( of planets &c^ fihffatfw R. 5. !.*:< I Sky or -Distance, A. L. 10- miftswfa Me- 54. ( b ? ) ( \ ) i ; . space versed WWTH *? ai^f^H 3 A cardrawn or borne by camels. *}?: [ riage 119, ( ) traversed or to be (WT3t).-2 The second of the 8 an optional Vasus. COMP. air tra- ^g^iwiiiaigg^: **W K- i wmwwfo 120; *n SWWT ^^ ** ] I Raised, wji a. [ "t^ exalted, elevated, hanging over -2 Abundant, increased, c.^p'ious.-S ' wife Siva Rich, affluent whose husband has married an- A : other wife and thus her (=MWtai q- v. ) A cow with -2The vessel superseded fat udders body) above the udder or above the scrotum perhaps urethra ( ? ) nmi U. I To overlay, place on or upon. -2 To raise above. I full ( Putting of a *re^j* &C course, march' i: in%mi ' Ms. 4. 60 undertake a journey ;a"5Tg layer ( of ). to as preceptor duty- "it [ww*! "% a. w*n3 [-?-:] Not COMP. irresistible. honorific an Solicita- ii: Time -3 i ( Kala ), pecsonified, ( being the eater o/ all ). ^ 4 Airi sky, atmosphere Place- -6 Means, resourceimethod niw:, iwnft, arfitaswtriT Mil.-l ] i. Is after prepositionsi t COMP &c iar: wi ). **: (MW2. an .in- a traveller- f>i:,-&i: [*...] telligent person. an officer in charge of the public restrained, J-H d. [ Wa- **-iW " 1 of irresistible motion or course ( w^'l*"'5' ), impetuous Rv- 8 22 ii (-J: ) N. of a heavenly killer of sacrificial victims, or _the name of the formula itself ending witn an invocation of "H.-f-'^T m aitarim, Den. P. To dehave a sacrifice performed: OP to perform one. time' sire to Causing -7 Attack ( [ ariw-ninS!-^ do a thing, especially a changed to &c.> tended for a sacrifice A recension of the VeUas and the school upholding it ( 5rmr, swwr )-, ] one *re$ttravel, and in the i ashes R- I. 47; isp^nswr Me. 45* Tf*rtW5r &c- ( c ) Journey, *w *t (w^Jft). [V w. ] part of the srawwnmt which^treats wwt iwTi 3 inof sacrifices. [ sacrifice 207; *H roads [ wsBrt ] jouroey, *: I travel one who travels a traveller, vvay-farer; WTWJWW*WT; gT?(tfiHnwt Ku. 6 46 f 'Tiftn. ). jg. a camel. 3. a mule. 4- the sun; 'sfi^: N. of a tree, (-r i Nir.i r TV- ] I Ganges. VI. in *. in- 40 1 offici- immolate it," and while doing this to repeajt the Yajurvedaiftar wmirWi% HwewJ: TrVi$irfl Sk. See ^wr pi also.-2 The Yajurveda itself Adherents of that Veda.-COMP. Spondias Mangitera %^: Yajurveda the Any technically distinguished from ?t?. $T5 and w^-His duty was "to measure the ground, build the altan prepare sacrificial vessels, to fetch wood and water, light the fire,bring the animal and ating priest, . perishable! bright ( 1 ). 51 I *. s. End *inr [* other than gloomi Twilight, ] slight darkness, shade- !t: [ of the journey.-CoMP *. a. ] A To breathe ire; awrfcrft^r: To move, go *' JtTW" about, lives *ir pant wroft; desid. y^i^^i- sn^ijr To gasp, Cans. ). 4 A. ( To ) live. ) to, The sou lifter * fo^l [ Rv. 25, 43; irreligious-, ?iin5'** * Manes; Ms. Breath, respiration: EUH 33^: 5/7 Up. . [ ( wr impious. ) -3 a class of j 199. 3 Hfr^ls": an rgs Act of breathing, living &c. a. *. [ =f. Not I ] entitled to si.jta- Other 201- fuls. 9. Sinless, innocent; Ak.^wiwmDk. persons are also mentioned by Devala, Baudhayana, Katyayana and Narada. -2 Without parts, undivided, portionless an epithet of the sky or the Supreme Being ; 7- The S. 4 safely delivered or brought to bed* "w^t: R. 14. 75. 4 Without grief Or sorrow; ^wrgw*Ffc R. 10. 19-5 from Free dirt, &c., pure, spotless; R. 13 80; Si. 5. 31. *: I White 1 ; Without , [ w$3w Sadhya sf^i!?; 2 governable, unruly. cense ( as a poet ). See &c'. j i li- axle-tre*. 2 Sightless, blind. [*.! a. Destitute of fingers *i*> a. Not clear.dirty. on nifjTWwif'Mn [ jmror miserable or small goat. riiw #. ] [ i Without .] A colly- rium, pigment, or paint; ^n*w S. D--2 Faultless) taintless. -3 With preme spirit ( vm Vishnu or ), Ndrayana. I"., -2 T' "l?nrf-&c. The ) I sign Taurus- An ox. p or but A cow.-Comp. ijfli [ wj^fitf*" TWT: HT ] a plant ( >flfin oxen. a. Having oxen. N. of a sage. or ^. ] Not small a- [ " minute or fine, coarse -?: Coarse grain, peas &c: wmr ind: Not very much! compounds beginning with w*i% may be analysed by referring to arifrie.-g. Un- Taking si-ht, blind. Without an a. 1 10 6$; mustard. r<s1 'frinft -2 N. of Vishu; JNt| also of Siva and of several other a " impurities each * The mind t olantain tree. Mean, base a. With- ^' ^i:, -"WH &c N of SivaN. of a metre of four lines, with 15 Iambic feet- ww persons, a Gandharva, ] 123 -3 out mishap or accident, free from danger, calamity &c.; safe, unhurt-, Dk. ip8 5 a share in the inheritance; n a- 1". *.] I ifTw%w R. 14. 40. -2 Free From blame, faultless, handsome: S. 2. I0i fW ?W^T/fCiIW^rT. L- animus, Gr. cf- [ StSjartfS ww Ms. 4. 30. 3. i;-3T^] awr nrngi^jpswsw: Dyspeptic -4 Unmarried. -GMp-^r <j. Ved. not maintaining the sacred fire, sinful, irreligious Rv. I. 189. 3 -^ra. Not burnt with Ire or on the funeral pile, Rv. IO15. 14 . Not **flrfk: rirniftnTfirft?r R 8 255 said of a sacrifice also ( Wf5r^owrf|fft *: ).-2 Not^maintaining the sacred i *m=*T T I .1. requiring fire, dispensing with fire, without the use of fire; fite* firfanrrq P- Ku. I. 7 N- of an erotic work describ ing the several postures ( pertaining to sexual intercourse letter; -iwifti^fufi* ( ^wft) w^-fraaftsrra Absence of fire. *Iir.-2 of Bignonia Indica (blossoming in shade i Non-fire, subsiancj i ] firei ?rnr: snsria^r WTtfiwrar: sir** \* TV". ] plant ( staT* ) Cassia Fistula [ *$* Rv. 10 I29.2.-2 a. : moderation; *i<8Hifl not to be transgressed, inviolable; ffirn" opaque; ^iffi^ga unsurpassed, aww "n* a [ i. ^. J imperishable, Bodiless, with- tive words; out a body; formless, incorporeal! unrlecaying &c-i wrftn?* not to be sPtftfWf^m absence ?artr: *im$r?r t% KU 4 9.-2 Dif- asked to excess; ferent from the body. -3 Without of delay; fluency as a speakers a supplement or auxiliary.": qualification, one of the 35 Vagguas, q v. Cupid ( the bodiless one; so called from his having been reduced to Ved- Not truly *irap ind ashes by Siva with the fire of his or clearly, not certainly or definithird eye when he -tried to seduce tely.-COMP- -sw: not a true man? the god's mind towards Parvat/ one who is not of use, either to for the birth of a deliverer of the gods, men or the Manes. gods from TSraka ). * I Skyair, i : lessly, not [ ST. J Not causeor suddenly acci- [*] dentally. **5" a. [*. .] Unable to speak, mute, dumb, unlettered gwsjf iuif?t: Bh. 2. 56. -2 Unfit to be i ; * uttered- [ sni^rear^MJrtSr n? ] Abusive language, foul or abusive adv. Without the words, censure. use of words, not expressed by Kwords, mutely, dumbly; >* 219, 143! "wftrn^^w R. i 4 26 w . w% . weak eye *f*T a- A [ if?WT ["] ?f^] A bad eye, Houseless i: ( White Mustard. sprcra* a.(*i/.)[ COMP. Amorous -state of a ". fl - 1 Not per- N. of a metre of two lines, the first with 16 long, and second with 32 short, syllables. ? a- [ ? taining, to this or the current day; Angada) wqptrt*w??5wt% ftjjrr* 5 trw; Bhar. Ch. N- of the 83rd gr^ft chapter of Hftwrtflt^ioij'i^i^^nH*, see under w. 5Ni: ( *^w**r ) a love current sports. 2. K ; vagrant ascetic. *-"ii/tVw The houseless vagrant ascetic. The mind ether. -2 Paini- to denote a term used by the sense of the Imperfect or the Periphrastic future- P. III. 2. Hi, "* mVirft 95III. 3. 15; *8* ^-*ra^a,s itreji^wH^ cla> ; ^ wr.^i wSraTT: *: Not the <wvJf 52 a. [". a ] I Not more or excessive. -2 Boundless; perfect. 3 Not capable of being enlarged or wf?hl ! T: [ right, rity fan r&r COMP. n WW^OT. Supreme Spirit.-( surpassed to any extent Absence of authoclaim &c. -COMP- *nfi moving *. x ] for ever. infiniie Mv. number t 2. possessed of counties- or SOT a. i cwrtfT" [wnw ^st,-*'"' 6.55. HT the magnifying * a21 a- P. Ill i of endless merits intermeddling, officiousnessw a- Not entitled to. Contiguous, neighbouring, ad" aWTii wg?iraiH'^i *$$*i ?qr 'T'tfftn. R. 8. 19; *w**JH*i *n "^fw "Jf K- 136-. immediately adjoining K'. 2 53, R. 7 21; not anwtdistant from ( withabl. ) 3 ining 3rm=i ; , t Wtwnfjqi Mu 4; wt^ttrii<^?n: Ms 2. 19 ( Kull. a^BT: f^ft'j;'!: ) aft: 3T*Sf f*r* 7. 158 or in com p. ft^urffci: ; ; Not obtained, TWT ^j^n the I4th day of the imff mn ?rf: Ak who is an immeft- bright half of acquired or studied. -COMPShadrapada when diate neighbour -4 Immediately wa- foiled in one's expectations Ananta is worshipped. i^H (SR- before or after *ri^ raunw^nt *" a. [ f. H. ] ] 1 OTW who has the Sa- mft ^rarft firn^n;.) i. N. of Vasudeva, the conqueror of all 2- N. of an mt a. of endless a. [f n. ] Independent.-*: Arhat deity. width, extensive- -m^pt m. I. one 5imi *^] An independent who visits many places of pilgricarpenter working on his own mage. 2- a Jaina deity.-srftai the account third day of the bright half of or a. not learnt stras. a. i Not percep[ =. a. ] tible or observable, invisible! nft sft t fliigim,-.itq$i a^r vrfca Bhasha P awswr : [ *. a. Not study- ] intermission of study the time When there is or ought to be such intermission, a holiday (*f?*: ) mrftremCTiv: U. 4 a holiday ( given ) in honor of distinguish d guests See Ms. 2. 105-65 4- 1034. 105-8'. 117-8, 126 &c. ing, of ; i "^"'S* a. Unable hend to comprenon-comprehension, *BT s qr^> after, ^.v^ftfkftaRfOTMl hav^raryrantwm: C*hand. ; M ing characteristics mentioned just bef >re.-5 Following, coining close upon in comp. ) 5iwwnTi'myf'% ^RoCif S. I the Ku. I. 23 2 53 next du y, what should be done ( \ . ; Belonging to the caste immediately following 3*1 %S*SCrfiwr: Ms io- 14 -7 Uninterrupted, unbroken, continuous. -i [H w. ] I Contiguity, proximity artiRiWjn iiiWT6=( K. 93. 2 Brahma.the supreme soul ( as being of one entire =1 ; U?JT ] ^ : &c Ku. 4 32 soon ^WJTTirapH' just afterwards next N..of Siva, or of Indra Without controller or ru53 ] i. the serpent [ asR^r Sesha. 2. fjawrt ^wira; %-amJ N. 2 ler fli Narayana who sleeps on Sesha TO : ft r.-im a. of essence ). t ind [ Strictly it is sts^jini Pt. ace. of time ^awflt-wti: irfta jfaTT'ir endless tricks, endlessly deceitful wm'T ] i Immediately after, after*Jf: a medicinal plant ( 5iiT<**t ).With a prepositional 2 <* wards TII%- an infinite quantitya. of innumerable forms or shapes! force ) After ( with abl. ) jwnrw: a disease TTiint^'T epithet of VishnuR.J 7 ?mret'nwrt Bgthe of head, resembling tetanus12- 12^I'nw'trai R. 3. 33, 36 re*t: [ OTCTPI. ftsf^ tTftjrn sft* ] N. 'Fmwi'Hit Trn: Pt. I. rarely 2- 71 of Yudhish^hira'sconch shell Bg I. with SI'T^ %(i%5isg *s?oT'iS'r gen. iftn: N of the23rd 16 w*f Jaina Arhat i Rain. or in cOmpof a future age. an see wra^jfsft R 4 2. Ms. n^im <w: S- 7 31 above- ?tr?fc a- of boundless power, *w*tenti epithet of the Supreme after those words 'i ; i ( ; i . ; > f li; ; unintelligibility. ' ; awjmiTO i Not repeating a statement or proposition -2 Tacit assent. w a. iffef Endless, infinite, eternal, boundless, inexhaustible ; sJnt'TCf] *fi"nrWi N. I : [ of iw Vishnu i Ku- I. 3 "wfomF: fw'li'i^iwt: =>W gurwt nrfift ftrjft: ( TT- wlnMWi-oft ) B"THnYsirg"i^ also o' Vishnu's conchi the serpent Sesha; of Krishna and his brother; of Siva, the I4th Arhat; VSsuki, the ii A J serpentS' 2 Talc --4 N. of a plant lord of j cloud. (fltprc Being. flf* TravancoresSriiangapa//ana ( ? )-#i* N- of Vishnu or the Supreme Being. (- immediately COMp.-T: or 1 [*R?TTWT sriaTsorra of a Kshatriyi or Valsyft motheri by a father belonging to the caste immediately above the mother's, Ms. 10 4- 2 born immediately before or after a younger or elder brother, (-ft ) a younger or elder sister ***< a [ri% i] ; Endless, eternal or Infinite % The Eternal among the Jainas ). ) ( a. [ w%w f^-m f* eternal, infinite The foot of I fi *n%: ^rf^ ] i the child : &c. i 1 ; ; ; } Vitex Trifolia.-5 The 23rd asterism *WT 6 A silken cord with 14 knots tied round the right arm on the rt w^: R. 7. 32. a Next in ; so'im. succession. ^. t Endless, ] Eternity, in- ["] artjmn a. without a break. finity.^ [ *wft tigir,] Endless, eternal. m. One of Brahma's four feet ! eaith, intermediate . region. heaven, and ocean. a Not ] leaving, non-abandonment- tfTMl, . for the ] /;;. N. TWW [ of Uninterrupted, JfiJTi tW j Kula grass used q- v. - solution, final WJi spirit, beatitude , 72-4 The supreme Brahma Pt, 2. ( ) ( "TJI: &c fw Having no interior limitless X$m, ff ( *y 2 Having no 3)^151. interval or interstice or pause ( of space or time ) i compact, close; jj. Or interior space, ; w^t : *rent: P. I. i. 7, See cheerless.^: N- of a purgatory. fi Not food, that which is undeserving of being eatenii.l same, not Not different, identical other than, self ; , 53 N Identity, , a. Sold unique, without a, second.-3 [smmw^: foinft rw ] Undivided, undistracted ( mind &c )i having no other object or person to think 3?=T^msa!wt rt a SI*T: qfqnfflr Bg. 9. 22 In cump. sw** may be translated by not by another, ' of &c- , ' ' directed or devoted to no one ' having no other Object *4 a. not subservient to -COMP. independent, not another.( in /. > sameness Not like refusing resorting to unencumbered ) esfSTe law ).-*TW:/. sole resort or re- source. *in* a. [ =. ] having no other resource or help, having no other resource left wr*wwfti **ftninm% irafc Udb. 35 a than which nothing is greater Si. I. 35 mind i qm^nnm wftrtift K- 75--":, -w*r* m. 5. 4. u [ steady, unfailing, : 1 1 or Cupid, the god of love: HI ^(wnryJTt Mai i. %n 32. a gazing intently or steadfastly at ifcm(srff Ku 5. 20. |* a. having no other ( superior ) god, epithet of the Supreme Being. IWT exclusive devotion or attachI ts'r'i''r Mai. menti2'$tM'^?3 in*m a devoted to no oiher 6. 15. i TB: woman S. 3. 19. 33 *w having no other wifet ( ) \\ wrqimfiT fj. devoid of i as 3**, &c. *n*fi ( ) [ * ***; ijjf JIWT; wlro never before m a virgin belonged to husband R. i *TJT% 3?nr HI* a. [ devoted to any person .swmnf qfiimcgfif Ku. 3 63--ftw a. not applicable or belonging 1o ;my one else, exV. I- Iclusively applicable Mv. I. 2$ fi a. I. of the same nature. 2. having no-other means i i ; not pn IIH^HUI common any one i ; peiformcd by anyone 19- HW a. ( ?ft f. ) equal, matchless, Pt Ku. 3. having no c se, peerless; I. >?i:wrqu3w 43 Si. 8i unremitting )i ? ) ( *f^j-i%^.rt. [H. a.] i Regardless. -2 Careless, not minding or heeding, indifferent.-3 Independent or i , Non-payment i unconcerned. 214 Harmlessness.-a., a Harmless, innocent- Without regard Ved. Whose victorious character cannot be reversed. *T'T?^ I (i Without ?r Disregard, indifadv. carrlessness- v ference) to, independently or irrepectively of i carelessly, accidentally *nm^ since it has no, reference to> issue, child- a I Not gone offi not pas t without heir; THI faa wu?fr S. 61 K 59, 63 2 Not propiti- us nit^^: Ki- 6. 30 withor favourable to children) causing out loss of time, without delay. -2 fall ( craremiT ) Rv- 3. 54. to, 18wr,- Not deviating from, faithful (* Childlessness ^ . , ; , t Not seized Not a corrupt word properly formed word. i: a ; ind- Very early ( before the sun starts on his journey ). &mt cond , n- Having no other or se- having no follower, sole * harmless. a: not watery (?). ( ^rgropmr ); awr^r a. [ i"^i "Hi ^rt JW ] VedDestitute of form or shape, shapeless, actionless ( ^w^H ). aiicBT^r /. Not an Apsaras, un- worthy of a celestial V n% nymph i aur- 2. particular configuration of planets Tfotfif ^I^HCI^ ; ; Innocence. i ed , _, Ignorant of, unacquaintto, ( usually unused with, with gen. ) 5rmn$3pft' w Having no egress out creep inexcusable ><: Ms. 8 198 ( *ro -K: An usurper. a. Not obstinate to justifiable, s A Impossible to a. Ved. be talked away or wishe away. ss'nOTT'j a. Ved. Not letting go a. l enemy S. B- raw a. Innocent, guiltless, j ^ overcome by the or ; i i 2. Not injur- irrespective ( of another ) not re) quiring any other thing.-4 Imparfrrwmw * Ms- 8. tial. -5 Irrelevant, unconnected, i**n 41 ^TTPT or uncommon, exclusively deablevoted, applicable or belonging toi=Tr*iftffraTwft ^rwR^wrr: -^w. one V- 3. 18 \ittK**: R. 6. 38* M. 'not capable of being passage 5 4. 10 else, * i i Ku- sfTfH [ f. * ] Not returning or coming back, non-recurrent ( s*u- i to 17 5g5ft ing -2 Non-delivery. -3/In law , of livelihood. 3. closely attentive. ?n=t. a. not ruled over by any one else R- I 305 Dk 2. as a 7. 4. ] not other ( ] woman having noother rr much water ). q^nr 50, 14. 65, 17. 26. ffriyw) Destitute of Ki. 14- 37 5. 145 flitn- Ri?rrfcg* 46-1 8- TJTVI^ ^r another), a sT^ri Mu- HWTJ& i 17. T$wrs gwnr 4. 3ii a ] I Unconnected. -2 Irregular, desultory! irrelevant, incoherent. -3 Not attended with, a R. . ] (-ST ble, not transient stfrn^qrmr : T Not i . giving one's undivided thought attention to, with undivided ) I Free from loss or decay. Imperishable, undiminished, f ff. J I Want of con- undecayin,* nwttfprtirqgTfm ( w$ f nection- -2 ( Rhet. ) A figure of Ki- 2. li.-t: i Imperishable nature, speech in which a thing is com- freedom from decay or wear and pared to itself, the object being to tear* permanence. -2 N- of 5ivashow that it is matchless and can a. Imperishable, firm, have no other S^TM-. eqHtfnrtarqq^. constant, dura- puddle or of a cow ( -2 i a. . be milked. to others, singular. sm*m any other object, principal- ( ?ft ' else,' a. ( of, Mv. 2; J luiww S. 236 "f: ir: i K 5 ; i Ku. 6. 43. or una. i -CoMP. *S' [T. (( undiminished : n- ] Not faded. Ved. of unfaded or lustre, resplendent. An impostor. 54 if* T Free from desire. a- Want desire. -2 of appetite or Non-relish- I . [*.] a. Ved. Not wound- i sound- ed, healthy, a- awi _ Not inimical, not or to be hated ^f ); Rv. 5_-2 Having no horse. 1. ] i ( Free from bar ,-w a Ved. Blaor obstruction, free to move, un ?r%fl leading to meless, faultless restrained, unhampered perfection or to heaven. R- 3 39 -2 Unlocked. awfirawR Absence of design or so awfWaft: *fw done purpose a. \ undesignedly. Invaluable, inestimable; a. I ". ] I ; ; jiTr. in wftoT^n a- I Not named or asserted i see arfWI'' underwent. 2 Not w: N- of the fastened (Ved ) chief of aGotra. 5 2) Si. 14. 884: i 136. One who &c-3 a cart to fetch fuel ". a.] art aw nft ft5i/S, f%g; One who is not able to reach the destination- priceless, R. : i. , ; ; ff ] hostile I ". ". ] Wronger improper value.-COMP- iw One who does not give to ] N. of a drama in 7 acts by sinful persons, a sinless donor. Murari MLjra also called Muriri w*f a I Not deserving, not fit Nataka after its author and sup/. Non-repetition with gen. or in not worthy of w: $r* Si. posed to have been written bePt. 4. wn tween the I2th and the Uth century 2.43Ms. 3.150CTCTW, - a. Not neari distant Pricelessness, invalu- -2 Inadequate, unsuitable -3 UnSic-iM*?* a. to de shunned fronv able nature H Pr- 4deserving of reward or punishafar Sk aws i ( i i i = - , ; 3T*qr^ [ ] ; A Brahmana Vftsudeva- -SN.of various plants one who does not bow down "to wicked ( opp. ?i%i ). -4 Not hav- ftr, ?TO%^* Plumbago Zeylanica others and returns salutations ing that ?TcTfi the marking nut meaning ( but another )< and Rosea made to him by others with a having no meaning, nonsensical, tree. -9 The letter t .-to The numblessing ). Astr ) The 50th meaningless.-5 Poor- *: [*. 3 ] I ber three. -II Non-use or value.-2 A worthless year of Brihaspati's cycle. -12 or useless object.-3 A reverse, evil, The third lunar mansio'n niggardly. fiW. calamity^misfortune; R. 18. 14 13 A variety ofPitndeva or Manes a. Having no enemies. 5Wfr5*: t: ) -14 ( A state of -having no enemies?m% irnr^-, ] The soul &c MS4.I93, H. 4.925 harmN of Vishnu ( **fti na a. Ved- [ ful object, danger ; t**ii TIW i>rr ". Well ] happy, free from Moha M- 2. -4 Nonsense, want of *r?aT**.-aFr ( ; ( ; . ; . i ww w i m i , ; i ' , t ) : a^^t Vm* w. t - . i . : > i . . , se [".*.] a- r Having no I TV- ] A sort of purificatory ceremony to be performed Ab- in the case of a pregnant woman in -2 Inapplicable.-3 Having no oppor- scope or occasion, uncalled for. tunity or space- -V: [ T w sen ce of room or scope. ] tr : the third v^^tni a- [ i 3. ] Irresistible, uncontrolled. impetuous, resistless* Mil( wmjtffr ) efni'.<M<)Hqgj: W: after conception- .] some thfe i Not bounded or not separated or cut.-2 excessive. Unlimited, immoderate, <> Ved. HavTng no ( whole- a- unin Regardless of; careless, indifferent. food to eat ( qCTi$mrt^i ) not stopping to eat-by ) a a. *.] Without terrupted, unyielding. = w*3*ra r. , Ry. I. 39- month tween, in one breath, without pause, HMO tenere ( 6. 66. 7; way (?) WISRJOT r%r a. Carelessness, inattention i n^ ?n*: i Pi. I6Q.-.2 I. - Want of supervision. Busy, having no leisure or interval of repose-2 Ill-timed, Not altogether [it. ] -3 Undefined; <^wn^ Bh. 2. Ii 3-*> inopportune.-3 put of place, base- destitute of holy or ascetic perform undiscriminated, unmodified.-4Un- less; "a* rcm?: H. ances.-ff: AJaina devotee who isso3.-*: i Absence nterrupted, continuousof leisure -2 Ill-timedness, unseaFasting, abstinence from sonablenessi food, fasting oneself to death * ^ *i a- [T *<3: fto: ] Faultless^ MSI 9- 30 Dk. 156 making hiin fast blameless, unobjectionable, irre a. [ *. Pt. 4--a. Without food, ] Endless, having proachable; Bh. i, 21; R. 7- 7 no settings free from death. fasting &cN. of a damsel. -COMP a*',-*" marked off, 1 , . m . \ : ; m . i each. [ 1. 1- aww Careless, inattentive. -* Inadvertence, inattention; carelessness, remissness a- i m in duty WT ilR*n ( ntii breakfast. Not sleepy. a- f ^nwi risq^ fjjn^ iirwssfn ?R qini^rs^a'iWn dirt, pure. clear- *n ViY n Free from a- ] ftwwn/j. not nxeds Ok- re]Unsteady; 1355 . n. "*?) ?tg: Si. Unlimited, [f. infinite. *] Affording no help or protection. I a- Not lowered or bent down; **<m: a Buddhist term for a future universe lithaving banners unlowered ) 28. * n. ] I Instability, unsettled condition, disorder, confusion2 Loose or unsteady conduct, incontinence.^ ( In phil- ) Absence of finality or conclusion, an endless se ( > I ramih'4Mi34i : awqpor a. Ved. Spreading around, not closely united#** wv a. *<-\ " wfcw. [ ( arq^T^iTrw ) i. ". ] not open to censure speaking authorita- 5 ' UWMMB iwfrrasrrM K. P- 2-. i**S. B. 4 Not being 10 days old tively. a-. Unstable, unsteady, fi* I Instability ckle.*: Wind. uncertainty, unsettled nature; JIT^TI qM4twni. Dk- l6l--2 Looseness of . ing ( infem^ .ITW^ RV . i. 166. 7 having undiminished wealth. w^wfe"* 0-^1 Unsteady, fickle: U. 3 unsettled; ftwftwjjZ'jom'm: 2 with unsteady eyes Ku 4. 28 t*!ft Jjfti%5 Changed, altered U. 2 -3 Faithlessi loose in morals or moral conduct, dissolute ( **A. ; **H(I a- Not low or inferior; high, exalted, superior; gw Incessant, continuous, uninterrupted; g5frMWfTi* S. 2* adv Incessantly, 'continu4- vi(H)t ^tftifaisinrfhint: Ms- II. 139. 4 Unable to stay or remain; ufwf wwn%ni ftrwT: R. 19. 3^'^ of twra: looseness instability, conduct. ously. a. Chief, best, excellent. a [ i. J Having no prop or support; not dependent-*: Independence. T . Not crooked, straightforward downa- N0t tending wwH wards, looking up- . w ] Without breathing be- f- ) Imperishable. arftfa 3i*?[rofr i ^iww: <3?!fli *T-aig^ Ms. a>Jf ] I A 8. A A A i Comp. ! *FTO &c *m^ji-i* a conduct, incontinence. a [ w?ijt r. TV. ] Undiminished.undecayjng, durable, last- ft ( [ 2095 Y. 1.18^,3-269,51. 12. 26.-2 [wftft tfrqtifi* ] Food, boiled rice. -3 Birthkitchen. living being. -5 -4 -6 parent ( father or mother )( in these two said to be /. senses. At the end of Avyay/bhava Comp. *T^ is changed to ** ; as CTW &c- also at the end of Tat cart all , Irreproa^habl statements orcauses and efone of the faults of reasoning ries of feels, a. unsettled, [ Having no horse or Something that is not a- horses- w: a horse. [* . ]Free from ma"" not envious, not spiteful i *Tf wi=rhsn3jrsr Ms. 4. 158 Bg. 18. 71ur[f. a. ] i Absence of envy, charity of disposition, freedom from spite or ill-will ; lice, ; ^ i JT friend wlfi?aT.-2 N. of a Sakuntala.-3 N. of Atri's wife, the highest type of chastity and wifely devotion, [She was very pious and given to austere devotion by virtue of which she had obtained miraculous powers. Several stories of are told to illustrate them the earth was devastated terrible drought When by a which lasted for 10 years, Ana saya created water, fruits, roots &c.-by means of her ascetic powers and saved many lives- On one occasion when the sage M 66 She, however, prevented the sun from rising, and all actions of men beingconsequently stopped, the gods, sages &c. went to AnasyC her friend, who, by the force of her penance, made the sun rise without, at the same time, bringAning widowhood on her friend other legend is also told in which sunrise. Prickly Jacquini srin^i Solanum nightshade, ( *z*rfif9 behaviour, unprincipled, regardless of custom, law or propriety &c- nlso wnftftwjn this sense- -'-' wm^ ). Ved Not staying. * an SWt. T^aft *tf [ TV- ] Sinless awft: * a. i dTTnr a. irm: 10- 12. . ( aTfl = awn* *T ) or Rv i ; g N- customary improper duties, conduct, departure from established usage or principle of two kinds i of a river. a. (* wmn: * n.] I Not come Anasayi changed Brahma, Vishnu or Arrived; (im^s^t-^ ^n4fl ^Tq^****iT*i?i and Mah&sa into infants, when, at H I 57- -2 Not got 01 obtained a I Unknown, not properso ly known-2 Surpassing all that has *~Si. 5the instigation of their wives, they been knownattempted to test her chastity, but wfa.-S Future, to come see com- yet learnt or restored them to their former sha- pounds below -4 Not I Free' from or devoid pes at the importunities of their attained, unknown. * The future bumbled consorts- She is also said time future_ ;*rf *: f?t *to^ Pt- of heat or the blaze of the sun, not to have caused the three-streamed 3. iftA he shines (thrives prospers) e xposed to heat) cool, shady; rt^wm- ?i>TRn ftpw^iifliflw ij& *w: Hh- 2 90Ganges to flow down on the earth who provides forthe future near the hermitage of her husband ainft ftjiiMne U i i i ; = ' i O< . 1 A w ' ' ' a. A "Wft n. [ * ?: auwww?: ] or unlucky day. T bad Ved. Thus, hereby, ind< in deed. wfWR Formless, . epithet of the WTWW; shapeless, Supreme Being- [. opportune time. ff. Aqift Non-arrival, non-attainment, no-access3T In I ] [an wnjf wsti^H without such a deedNon-arrival -2 Non-attain- of property i: i [*..] Opaque, no transparent. -2 Having no transparent atmosphere differing from it v.-v Not an atmosphere, one undeserving of its name. *irf* a i Not perplexed or conI. i . fused, calm, collected, self-possessed.^ Regular, consistent ' "' l ^ ot Prevented wft- ( unreclaimed-. a , Unassailed. [ an* 2- self, foolish, silly not know ing one- n ma?siifi% S. 6. "i *%: M. I ; * 2Z-Kfyi 15. reflection that there is no spirit or *w Budcihists ). toolish, destitute of qualities the soul), rot self-possessed soul ( with : a( of : i Pt. I. 49. iiTw *rf"T iran us ] Unof an unenduring character, an epithet ( with Buddhists) for the worldwrtftirtT a- Not adapted to, or for the benefit of, sell; disinteresteda. [ real, transitory, ment. Un; /. I proachable- Not coming, not riving. -2 not ar- not likely to return -m. An epithet of the thiid among the 4 Buddhist orderso. < ; . future, Not likely to return. Not smeUi (fig_) not touched or affected; H^rr^nrfta sji%Sankarad. I Innocents blameless; *: ?HB ^ n^gmii^ S. I- II. -2 Conferring bliss or happiness. nr knowledge spiritual memorial and without any documentary Proof 'ai'ft'T: enjoyment u. a. devoid I- or true .wisdom. wiiwn a. Devoid of customary observances or duties, improper in Not self-possessed trol having nocon- ; over the sensts : ; Susr. a. Impersonal, ?* own Want incorporeal of afftction for one's family. si'nrtfn* a I Not constant or pet nali not final recurrent. 2 per, Intermittent 5? [**.] a. poor, Helpless, forlorn, parentless, orphan ( as a child) i-widowed (as a wifeh having no master or natural protector, without a protector in general! f'"- w*Tfr^wiriT ftpir*d U- I. 43-,12 -v Ved. Helplessness. rfn*?)jin R 12 CoMP.-ffe^.-raf?*: giver of food merchant in to the poor," N. of a epithet applicable, according to the Naiyayikas, to eternal objects only ( such as sky ), or to Brahma according to the Vedantins. a I Without or anxiety; R. 9. 54. whose garden Buddha Gautama ^i used to instruct his pupilsa poor-house. Showing no respect, calm, regardless! M. 3- *r=r^T a. [**.] indifferent, a Disregard, spect. disdain, contempt; *: 15. i. [ ] I W ); a- irre- Disrespectful, Ti fi*Tt wii?: [ ?n* *. w., ; giving ft Having no beginning, eter- nal, existing from eternity, epithet Of *T?Tf^=Tli^?tf Ku- 2. 9i WWi WT"i^r<*i also <>t fj<mni4.-COMP. wm.-siH if. wilhout beginning and end eternal.! fl:) N. of Siva. a having neither beginning nor end, elernal- "OT-T a. having no beginning, middle or end; eternal. aniif^^n^nfi^: i PW d. TTIW [ wTim: fWrtf S 'fT 5; about K.192 inquired health i wawnrt u? does the king do ? * Ms- 2. Mv members Absence of calamity misfortune; Ms- 4 ( of Siva according apt, unskilful- Hi g>r?jr: Ms. ?T!T gwr* 'nWT!*i?3'*'it Rv- 10. : ; 137- 7--2 Salubrious, curative- Without anrrrr^ n. flesh or any bait; bootless, profitless obtained. -2 Not reaching or attaining, unsuccessful in the attempt to get. 3Unfit-- not *wt: paining 3f*rno: " 8. HtwVsirft ?f H: A 294. *. ] enemy Not I )i a- Ved. Not causing pain Health (?). or hurt, not hurting S^TTFT?? a- \ Not injuring or or 2. swift a. [ artwvarnj **ur $H aTift: wnfr a'<j* *. m. TV. ] Without friends or kindreds. a. her how Separation i .- some I J: 127. Vishu ' to different *(*! ] Tpft Good or sound health; health, well-being, welfare N- or conduct, verent. ] . ; f. a. : [ *3 ^rfa Unsurpassed in ] neglect. ii a Ved. ? wij^:/. Ved. Neglect, absence of experience or observation, inattention. (pi.) Neglectful people. wfi^ftiTtngttay ii* 14. 36. Disrespectful, Inimitable, Ki. -, great god Perfect, of the of compounds by the intervention of others--2 Not coming in regular order- ' ' 2 unparalleled. : wtww Free from disease, healthy, sound; rrfranni Bg 2. 5T?i?*araftijT!ii: *f% 51 where there is no unhappiness. -i:-i un- . checked, irresistible unimpairedi Ved. snrrgfjrzr a- disre- ^nrft p n. 3- 38, iwwtffoi s^rft ft*n*rsm2 Ease, facility (one of faj 17. ' effort or the senses of *n^ being card see the word ) *ii*fl3W3m' without w: U- I ( perhaps also any respect for the how of the Ved. Not checking or ai=n^a. not being checked. i *rng?-OT a Invincible, Subhash. n mental pain ' also in ^ r din^uiTfa 1^*1 if n afr*? 1 ^- Having no injurer or an that can injure ( nj*?nn ). Immortal. wrr^n a- w=raqi o Without leader, a disorderly wtvxa. i Unrestrained, uncheckor supported -2 Not propped ed -1 Not Jo'pg. of short duration K. Continuous, close, unseparated. i strange.. ':/. Non-attainment. HHRJ a Not getting &c wrij*rSi. 16. 38 not touched by sfn. . ; State of having no be- ginning. "Tt5iiirt. ed, having Not produced or no beginning. Faultless a- ; effect- snrwfru a. Ved. [ ^ifwiRrfl autw-g-ini -SR, aun'm *, *. ] Not at alUfra'ul, undoubted fearless, Rv 8. 2 - i. n. a. i Disrespected, despised* 234;flr*M* not accepting the hospitality. -2 Not careful, regardless of, indifferent toi i*wn"q Ki. 14. 10. Disrespect, 2- wwrnw'- aii^t acceptable i fit to be taken, un- inadmissible; atff^w Ms. 8 171. Absence of direction or what ping, irreligious coming ( wtfltgi COMP- *<: a- doing not commanded; or (w^-annot -doing what is ordered. is a. I =*nrrft q. v--2 Not eatwhat ought not to be eaten. a. Without support, an 8 a^roTif a. variable not ; im in front. [ * *WR ^i=i <* Not a. difficult, easy ; r^ ] In troublesome or wir*iT6n.H tnf" S. 2--: 1 Facility, 1 Nameless -2lnlamous. f^m ^,^if viwasij m. I The nameless month, an ease, absence of difficulty or exermonth--2 The ring- tion fiO( $Ta ^V^i^g^T intercalary Hfia aw fifia aTTiqia: w?i n -2 nfinger; see *WIWT below a I r i [ "^f easily, neglect without difficulty, readily. -COMP. f?f a. done easily or readily. (-n> an mtusion prepared without effort or exertion ( prepared extemporaneously) Ak. See tz. Idleness, TV. ] Piles a. [ less, ( r. * 'f W Name- ] :-*sswnw above- infamous. ; sriiwr, wirm^it [ >nf*? wa w> aj^qfjr.ajj so "Wi:, *n,] The ring-finger called because it has no name like cf TV. <w i% the other fingers ; i ; ablei ) H ; Not ?j, command. Ved. [ Not praising or worship- J ! ; >*i contempt. a. a " Si. 2- 22- Ms. an^rvrftTufinT t I. vmn'ti a Not dependent *W fiw " K- 45 n^t swayed by unconqaraa^iHTq!trolled independent 5^ i^infrfirrnT 222 freedom. independent livelihood, independence of life . [ angii r rfji i. i nwr: i?n< fnl n. ] Not giving long life, fatal to long life such as excessive foodt sexual union &c- ); * -'I Ms. 2. 57, 4 134. 68 a. I Not ceasing or stopping. continuous, uninterrupted. -2 Eternal-* I Continuity. -2 Absolute non-entily ( *?t?ui5) advContinuously, always i eternally able people. ftw ii. !t. ] N. ofthe Cherayta ; ft* 40 Non-comn encement] not undertaking fwsrt wg iwu I- 15, , S- 3 *tfi 1 ft qnufoit . i \ &c. ftfVrFw'Riew )i vt^;, f > n-om^:, ( COMP Having artffl \ no support Unwholesome, not conducive good health, fatal to health ; a 16 (s**|%Sk. ^z'shi's name gcumrtVjnmtjjn ifn*5rsir Ms. 2. 57 Sickness, indisposition i 'w unhealtl y, unwholesome- i. Crooked dishonest Crookedness (moral also ) fraud insincerity Si. 8- II.-2 [ *TT% SIT** gi nil** ] Disease. (**/) Unseasonable inopportune, premature ( as flower blossoming out of season ,. i A girl who has not attained t puberty(the menstruation period) rro a- * njm% or * Y. n.3 Imperishable, indestructible, as the Soul or Supreme Beinz, "wnnjrc. a- [ MbWith out ^support or Not respectable, no deserving to be styled ww ). no polite or decent: vulgar! no belonging to an Hrya, unwoithy vile, base, mean, wretched ~ Ms. 9. 260 *rr ( s nfiu "rt i m rerO^i Si- ?r 2* a . TOW r $ S2, a. [ i^-ior, (i. st. ] i Imperi- 2 [ i^-aw, shable, indestructible. ". ".] Not pervading or occupying. -3 I f "'5 1 Not quick, slow. during ). wtiwSww. One who dtes not Reserved- belong to, or follow, any ofthe 4 Reserve, taciturnity orders of [ i: A woman i ( ( stays of supporti despondency5iva's lute- ""*! ( g ) menstruation n. w. ] T.fr%a a. Unseen, unheededunconsidered, not unexpected, well considered or examined, rash. SITWII a- Ved. Not not Auama- Lefenceless, unpro'ectt: Self-dependence, ed. isolated isolation, absence of st pport. or yielding dwelling in wiwa. desisting. mmm: final a. *ri to P. 78- i- " I ( ? ). praised. Not added as an affix ); ).-2 ( IV. to HT- of a cot rse i ' i i. a. also written )j state of ; taciturn, for sirTH*f The ] unmarried or student's life, devoied to contemplation and knowle i the dge of the soul a. l Not belonging to Minis, not Vedic not belonging to the text of a Vedic Ch. Up. hymn as fftr used in the ^adapa/ha with certain fasting as a penance words not followed in the -Samhitl by y $rcr ) H5Tc sra^w'^t vij^ p j a. Not wnro ( 3- 154- Agallo- m^ 5 a. Ar. U-p. Y. Mar- fwisn). i [ annifltr or aloe wood. upon sacrifices ij^r tfrnvt- [ i, ar *irrt*n>r ( Br/ [ plant Gentiana ( a Unfit to be commenced or undertaken itid- Without comw'nhout reference to mencing any particular thing e. g- *v^: detached remark chum l : /. Non-return emancipation- wrraRr^a^Not ( to birth nate, recurring or turning a deaf ear rmT^Dk. 57 re- R. turning Bh- 3. 115. *Tf*5 a. Not listening a. ), ? to> tos obstiainr- K. 350"; 19. 42. Not connected with, or i Not pierced br wound ed unperforated 1*5 *<* S-2 Unhurt, uninjured., 2. i dependent on, independent, ched, noil-inherent. deta- lo a wsr w*( 3iQ tra: ^. a. Not turbid or mud- P. Ill- 2109 1 Not having eaten or 2 Not marshy, dy, pure, clear enjoyed, fasting- >pwn^<wi5*: Ki. I ; wholesome, salubrious, as a country Ms. 7. 69 ( ?nitTO'TiWrji )wrfTT Not returning, not repeated, being for the first timea. i % 12. 2? 5i- 14. 49- a C gw, amiw Hiwrrai arw ] Without mouth or faeei without the power of speech ( WT; i H wNir v 0- 66: pir<JHrtf?ff I. 25 void of * fijr 5. 4. Aryas ^ tne king has behaved basely or unworthily towards Sakuntalai or repetition recurrence. 2 Non-return ( to birth ), final emancipation. I one who is not an Arya.-2 A country not inhabited by the Aryas. -3 A Sdra--4 A Mlechchi.j.-s An ignoble person-Cor.ip. *nh. a doing work unbecoming an ^4rya or becoming only a non-vJrya. * i. or base origin. <* ) . ofyile ( agallochum( being Drought, . kinds of [ 3?wro<*<jt wtrt ] Non-return, absence )f one of the ?f% q. v. a. T found Not obtained, not orrr.et withi not encountered or attacked* nottoccurredor having happened not existent- COMP. mm; a. unused to war, having had no occasion to fight. i Uninjured condition. a. ^ [ iopele-s, 2 despondent. Imperishable, ndestroyed- T?TT re ] ] cern, [ a. I Indifference, unconwant of consideration) Ku-6. 6 R- 2 S7> i living, Ku. 6.12. a male or female no co- sideration &c-i Ki.4. 34-2 De- Want of faith or confidence, want T: ar- is produced in the country of the V r w. wi, ] rr, Mlechchhas & c ).-3?a. aiscarded void of full fi^3indestructi- of devotednessi disrespect! enjoyment, by -the good, not practised or ble, not hurtful.-* ncwnw Mv. 2. 39. diffifast, abstaining observed by the Xryas or respect- from dence. a ( ] Indifferent. eating even to death; n>r ^w . w 59 Having no fixd I a. seat or site.-2 Having or yielding no basis or fulcrum, unfit for a fixed seat (as water)! Rv. I- 116. 5. wrroi^ Without a- r ; shable ) i See Wff; it ; : i usual, extraordinary 4. rently ) ( incohe- talking **nW , Rv. Unobstructed* aa: II 3. Liberty. [ Not private or reserved, public, open, not hidden 2 Immodest, bold -3 Unsteady, not firm, tremulous) <*farii' i?s "' !I5 Me. __68HKi. 3- 60, 13 66; firnTi% Mai. 2 12 not hidden, loud; Si. lo. 66. See . T3r: i : V- ,7. prattling 9 _ ^'Vn a *^? trsr 5 ra H. I. 48; Ms- 6. 77 gsr^^WT'T?^ aft^ s rfit fsj Mo. -2 Occasional, temporary, casual not peremptory or obligaUntory as a rule &c-, special--;? r w Not bound, incoherent' 1 wH?5 I 1 a. I Unbeaten,, un wounded, in tact. -2 [ 3"f n &CT *** v nwtftfl unbleached ( as ] New and cloth ) ( Mar. *? ). -3 Not produced by beating ( as sound )-~4 Not multiplied. *-: The 4?h of the mystical Chakras in the body, continuance of fall, "uaTfti. non-eternal, peri- (opp sftw ^ T-_S- Without injury or hurt a. a Not eternal or everla- I T ( Not : life. i a- S. 2. 10- _" i sting, transient, Untasted a- ^a uae, taste, insipid Insipidity. ?: ainw a [ tr s ' 1 ] Not gone with' of destitute unattended, having no splendour nHhuj: R. 9 38; Si- 6 60- : *i : P. also. 30 127 See VI. I- 147 ~4 Unsteady, fickle, not permanent) an^f irraii Sk. Rmnra.ii ) H. Abstaining from food, I Abstinence from fasting. y: **m%food, fasting imi(Ttai7rifn?l. a< Fasting arsn^K a. i '^ 4. 68) ^ w: Ram. -5 Unobstructed unimpaired, unabated-, Rv. 2- 25- 4. ie. 116 6' ajflvi a. Not wealthy ( f>"t). doubtful) srft^r ^^nit tmqfc Ms- 7. 199 r*r- Uncertain, lf rt. ET"!^ nEf qflt< ; 22 casually Pt. f* 3- arfn. *"Vi f| Occasionally, ffr retrn. Ms. 3. IO2--COMP. *wfipn an occasional act, such as a sacrifice for a special purpose, a ^c. 3T$r* a. I Not artificial, natural, voluntary and occasional act. not producible. -2 Not eatable5^TC-;^n?: a son given by his parents to another temporarily (for annjft: /. Not eacrificing) a satemporary or preliminary adopcrifice not worthy of that name tion ) Jfft^rr ( with Buddhists ) also an improper oblation the consciousness that every thing is passing away. awyi a. Not called, uninvit- is perishable and transient *nw: transitoriness, ed.-ComP -*<wrt><* an uncalled for speaker or boaster- wffa a- state, limited nature or existence) instabiso arftrnu-r* frailty, seated as an uninvited guest. *: a sophism or fallacious ari*%n aHouseless, vagrant lity. having no fixed abode ( as a re- reasoning which generalizes what *w: is exceptional ( as *ftfinl ) cluse Ms. 6- 25, 43. " IJ: HTT^ wrrww* TT **r ] a compound which" it is not obli*rf*V- [ Not ( true ) sugarcane, a sort of gatory to form in every case ( the long grass or reed producing sense of which may be equally coarse sugar Saccharum Sponta- expressed by resolving it into its constituent membeis ) neunv i TV, t ] A frog -2A cuckoo -3 A bee 5T5i*^>r iran?ifWfKT^).-4 of a lotus, >I%?K The filament N. of the tree 5 Med. Unboundedr immense > Kv. 3: I 27. II. . i ). a. Causeless, uroundless; casual, incidentali an<^^flfrtHft17) tf ^f* disinterfiraff^: S- 7. Dk- 255 n*t M- 3. 9. * I Absence of an adequate cause or ested, occasion, causelessness, lessness. -^2 groundbad omen, ill-oment A Mk- i TOi 61 9. 10* r? . Ve. 2 3- adv., -% Ground- without any adequate causei lessly, i M. I- Ms i8( 4. 144. -COMP- averting ill-omens. i***W: a kind of ophthalmic disease ending in total darkness- ftwi a. ( In Rhet. i. ) Not swallowed -2 Not hidden or con- cealed, present, not to be supplied ( *"^3ro ) i e g. in w the %ww of the horse is not . Sleepless, awake; ( fig- ) sleepless- vigilant, watchful. ness. vigilancea- or hidden. w* * -*l,-'6 f*,-'*H > a- Not desirous, unwilling, averse, reluct ant wft^Hifa against my will- * ji *rwt Unwillingness, nce, reluctance. indiffer- or lord Unchecked, unsubdued. Ved. Having no master a- Unrestrained, invincible, unconquerable, -f: I Nonrestraint.^ Non-refutation--3 Not admitting one'sdefeat in argument) occasion of non-refutationr*|fr a. Not divisible, a word not divisible. a- V ,_ .* ind- Ved- Without winking, vigilantly) incessantly. winkaftPf (&) * a. [* .] I Not or intelly fix. steadfastly ing, (*"). Dispensing with or his or disregarding Indra worship) ( f^taw^F*' )) nn^rgt: fwRv. 5. 2- 3. wff? , a. ["*] : 5%w^imi3^fmi^: R 3. 43? K. 20 fixed and twinkleless glances- -2 Vigilanti watchful. *: "I -3 Open ( as eyes, flowers ). A god ( for the eyes of gods do fishnot twinkle )) Si- 5 27. -2 of Mahakala, 3 Vishu -4 13 1) ^nmtf>: A which is not the senses ). -2 Not an organ of sense, the mind. q i v*<wwr sleep ), Reason a. Not untiring. ( that falling down ( to N COMP- ^cft, jnH,-'*' steadjastly or with a. Booking a fixed gaze, gazing intently. a. Relating to the gods. 60 a. I Uncontrolled, unrestricted--^ Indefinite, uncertain, not fixedi irregular ^ forms also ); w* snwtssim S 2 at irreular hour irregular hours. -3 Causeless, casual, incidental, occasional! 'w^nfert ( ^STOWS* ) U aro: an 4 41 M41- 10. 2 -COMP. iruddha had been carried, Krishna, Balarama and Kama went to rescue him and a great battle was fought. Bana, though aided by Siva and Skanda, was vanquished, but his life was spared at the intercession of Siva, and Anirud- indeterminate digit ( in Math. ) nift^a. not self-possessed, whose soul is not properly controlled. <j**t a woman loo=e in conduct, unchaste ^r% a. I having no regular or fixed employment or appli- dha was carried home cation word as a ( 2 ) having no regular income. ini*i a. Unrestrained, trolled, free S. I. uncon- ; I i ^ ; indeci- Uncertainty, sion- M nj; n Ch. -2 Irregulariuncertainty, indefinituness, vagueness, doubt.^3 Improper conduct. a., * ty, An assessor at a court not been formally appointed and who is not entitled to vote who has Within the lOdays of impurity caused either by childbirtn or deal hi ft>m ^ m^?i*'i55nw> $$ji Ms. 5- 75. wfefmqt rt:trt 5. 81 5. 79i 4. 212, 217; not ten i i<"rg *fn*, f -* ?o=5?!r.] That cannot be propelled or driven alongt srawr Miqiftn Rv. 8. 48II v i Want of ( mtgwpj ) foodt utter destitution (nn%^ififr) . 3ii%f?Tr?t Undefined, not specified! V- 2 without a definite . a days oldi Ms- 8 242. f aim. vfiifa Absence of positive or direction- rule s Rv. * 7. 71. ] A 2. 2- calamity such as * n Not obstructing or ward- off- rly Not articulated on cleatpoken.-2 Not clearly slated or Undefinabl?, ineffable, indescribable, inexplicable, incom- parable;'g: 3 ing a- wffi^ipr a. w 18. An me *: fldf mvnrftvrfli V- epithet of the Supre- Beingarft^fm a Not determined or ascertained. 1 vague, not plain or well-defined iwwit:a: HJJ: Katy.i fw aDirty, foul. ^Httuwf vvCTrriisfroti Ait. Br.-coMP-nw indistinct singing or humming a particular mode of chant ing the <j Unobstructed, free, un- controlled, self-willed, unruly, ungovernable .-: I spy, secret emisf ary.-2 N. of a son of Pradyumna. I Aniruddha was the son of and grandson of Krishna. Ushd the daughter of a demon nr ied Bana. fell in love with him and had him Unuttei .ble, indescribable, undefinable, ei ithet of the supreme Being.-2 Improper to be mentioned * ( In Vedanta ) 1 May3 or illusion, ignorance2 The world. COMP fliw N. of a work by Srfharsha, also called A Kma brought by magic influence to her apartments in her father's city of 5: witapura Bana sent some guards to seize him, but the brave youth slew his assailants with only an iron club. At last, however, he was secuted b> means of magic powers. On discover inn where- An- . i Unwashed tiiqHT'n?r i i /. Uneasiness, 2 Poverty, " ; wt Udb. a- Destitute of employment, wretched, miserable- 3Tt>: [Ki^m 54 ] S. 7. 12 ( ', H j^ UH. w^i, wi, iroiHiiri^ y%r?r^at afl^fir Wind 1 ; t effq Ku. jsrPrTf5: The number of winds 4. is 7: n and these are again subdivided into 7 divisions, the total number being 49 )2 The god of wind- -3 One of the subordinate deities, 49 of whom form the class of winds. -4 N- of one of the 8 Vasus, i.e. thefifth.-5 The wind in the body, one of the hu- mours; *?i.'W?r -6 Rheumatism or any disease referred to disorder of the wind 8 Sym7 The letter? bolical expression for the number 49. 9 N- of the lunar asterism wft. moiTfqm *10 N- of Vishnu- ( W nnr* -COMP ** way or course of the wind. *r?ir,-anfji5 a[arfti=wwtm^] i feeding on the wind, fasting -2- a serpent. -a?n*. ^uRoiiij ). (wind-(iestroying)N. of a plant (In5 an?n3r son of the gud/) or si'rTT5 i. wind, epithet of Bh/'ma and Hanuwm: [*rt*if5fr 3nre: w*. a ] mat. : w). flatulence- -2 H,-8t,-5!l rheumatism (ain?t- curing disorders ra: alargetree(rWm*) Belerica- '"ft": pain a- from wind. Terminalia and swelling of the eyelids and outer parts of the eye -n^ra a. of a windy nature- (-^:) N. of the plawife: derangement of net Saturn. the bodily ( internal ) wind. <s: fire (the triend of wind); so Mf:- unbaihed a. Inexperienced. a. Not well ?f?ti: a Not fatigued or tired ^d f^rm Si. 3- 34. ease, at III I %: R. 1.71. t?: I Norr-completion ! nonaccomplishment. -2 Inconclusiveness. -3 Insufficiency of income, be ing straitened in means^ heart never lady anxiety, disquietude. destitution I- explained, . fair uneasy. 2 Unaccomplished, unfulfilled (ftffl also in this sense ). 30. i wmqRi Faint ' a. i : Ram., ' 4. cf- Dvaraka discomposed, unhappy. with Usha as his wife. He had also another wife Rochana, grand dauhter of king Rukmin of Vidarbha, who bore him a son named Vajra ]. 3 Also N of Vishnu and of Siva, Buddha. 5 A core or roCOMP ; wrjCR: won up courage! plucking " ^ V. Absence of rule, control, order no regulation or fixed *w* <*3 settled rule or direction im iy*g.fai: sir* ws gs ?ri ?ft: to reliance. considered; fit Si - I Not turning firm, steadfast.-2 Right, i a- Not depressed or fatigued; an epithet of Vishnu. wftv?: Non-depression, absence of dejection or despondency; self- 2. 27. away, no tfit to be abandoned. ..1 Brave, not retreat- an epithet of Vishnu and the Almighty God. -2 Not returning; irrwwtfafif nrr 3 K- P 10. ing; alto 61 a?fiieis?TT a. Not sitting down or retiring to rest, ever goingi rest- notcleaied himself of a charge by refuting ( less i ^HI taBApmt: Rv. 7. 49. i. wi'tts^a. Ved- Having no place of rest. ?tt Night I less. /'. e. uninterrupted, incessant (ftjrvntsS'r iriw upr ) 2. Ever afraid- * jrf Incessantly, ceaselessly, wmjtwfij R fetaTq^ius ^niTafltji: 4; 3 Bv. 2 162. Ved. Not resting or 16-17 ] I Army, forces t troop, hosti-r?sn a tfiaT'fi* Bg. i. 2* <j?mrw 80 -2 ifiiw: gfts*r*j ffpr^i 3 collection, group, mass =w*53. 53. -3 Battle, Srfagynats* H Ved. a. Unforbidunchecked, unopposed Unfinished, not settled. vm-mq having not settledi I. i. the guilt unexpiated. e Unwished, undesirable-, unfavourable, disagreeablei ill (with gen-)i OTiffiflj ifr^fipquoiar?w>(iu Ms. 9. 21 whatever ill she thinks of her husband. -2 Evil, for- bidden. -3 Bad, unluck , ominous. -4 Not honoured with a sacrifice. -K An evil, mishap, misfourtune, calamity, disadvantage: a crime, offence, wrong, unwelcome things m g;. l. 8- !2. ***Agiqft . inqrafTOfi Ku- 5 421 f ill-omen ;md* %fawix H. I.-Covp. 5^f)i. a followed by or attended with calamities; m^qviYns 'firs i: *Tqi%: /.,K. 155 getting what is not desired, an undesired occurrence.-anfrfa 1! u. V *!**) indicating or boding ill. a?: an evil or malignant planet.-feaT - having an evil and corrupt mind. q*: I. an un>lesired occurrence-^. connection with a wrong object, argument or rule an a. \ H^i*|ift i^Hwi^ Bv. 2. 182- -3 Not relating to Gods En>. R m4tan. S "". ?^ff. Ms- 6- 72-, 4 Not fight, combat. 4 A row, line, God, atheistical- -< marching column. -5 Front, heads acknowledging The godless one (with 5ankhyas) =its*i*r3iOT: 20. chief 5 Rv.^8. epithet of the world-, fi?ifw~mnii A ra^r/!Hi'H i 1 evil result. an evil omen. i fear ot One who evil. *fifr ^^MTfliini Sat. ( wj Rv. ly Ved 13; has not sacri- 7. 2. 23, 3- in these two >enses Edge, point. -COMP. combatant armed watch driver, or its trainer or trumpet. mark, a S- war- a signal, Ved. forming the face occupying the fore- a. or front rank adv In rows or columns. vtfn, 55 umarrant [ ; 3Tffijl i srn *T, ararc-tft ] I An army, host, forces. -2 Three chamus or (>ne-ienth of a complete army ( atrJfcfti ) i 10935 foot, 6561 horse, 2187 elephants and as many chaiiots -3 lotus. *"ft^a. I Not low or vile, decent, 2 Not pronounced respectable. with the ws^m accent -COMP. nsicfa a not associating with low or vile persons. ( m. ) a faithful A husband. I . i f : ; Undesired, a. Improprietyi 5 ind. { Either used with nouns form adverbial compounds, or as a prefix to verbs and verbal deto rivatives, or as a separable preposition with ace- and regarded as a WB*w*'m after injustice, wrong ( wf *> in?w %q<%5 ?t !t s^fw^ifii ws. 5jnr yrfft: : I- 14) After, behind, along, I ) 9>ffl! ): R. V.5i 8. 721 Mu- a?q?TOt?reT fT<warrginn: R. 6. 78: Ku. 3.231 W*r R. 2- 24; 3j^55=iwiit: q*ni, P. n. ^5 wrtuWranwwt 4. j8 ; Mai. 9.26 2 Along, along side, afterwards by the side of, lengthwise ( i R. immor- acti indis- ft^ri. i 13. 6l\ nrnorvi*. Mb- w Freedom from calamity. -COMP-( >tnfCTw$OTf*i|Rn ) ?,-ia^a. impolite, not discreet, not alongside the Ganges P cretion, foolish conduct. -2 (* disagree- able, unplcasant.-n Displeasure- Sk a. Having no abode (body), incorporeal, epithet of Agni. ality a. Indifferent, [listless- N- of a king-of Ayodhya. p Disregard, apathy, indifference, disinapftn Ki- 2. 10- careclination i most rank : ac- lessly. sign. wn'upn not war- sentinel, 4- drum atheism, ^i^: 7 ). a an elephant- 3. ) I a 2 rior, ( -W COMP. knowledging God as the Supreme Ruler. wfyi. m. one who maintains the doctrine of no god or atheism, 6 (mostan atheist. (W " . Having no superior, 2 Unable srftim - a. i uncontrolled- . i re- posing, incessant! 'HIT incessantly flowing! Rv. 10 89. 4- a. ) ?^ Mud. I2i COMP. HJI% . S a- f| ^: ( Helplessness 4- d Ved. i Vishnu it ). i ira:) situated II- I- 16 Me. conversant with policy. ficed Ved. Unhurt /. Non-accomplisliment, non-completion. fiti. i. a Not blue, white &c. i**t 'white-horsed' N-of Arjuna' Ki- 14. 26, 42. perior, So that the arrow ( the feathery portion of it ) does no.t come out on the other side- i e. no with J great force. Having no paramount, lord or susupreme, with- ( a. i aside or got rid ed, I tiout a controller, uncontrolled jj^sfurww R 10. 20- -2 Not a master or lord, having no mastery or with control over, not master of gen.) powerless* iTTOiwrfisftsfti 1: 5- 2i swlw'! vftm fl*i w'f srnj in V. 2 19! Ms 9 104. 3 Not one's own master, not independent N- of i *mnri^ un refuted '': Not crossed, set 2 Unanswerof. a charge ) ( as a defendant who has 1 by! a. n< ffimfo 3T3na^fw>ffi*rwft: V. 3. 3 along the sides or slopes.-3 After. m consequence of, being indicated 21 *w nW(P. II- 3- ^jTqftrsii^t aioi)! so S Sk. ( ? f?"3 ftatanfton con?T^ ) -4 With, along with nected with *fi* wafifflr &)! p. I. ( i 4. 85- Sk- ( IB' * rgt )i a^nws'r^- ^"3 "?5: Ku. 7. 24 along with, contemporaneously) Si. 8 561 ^^miiraiRTjfw 9. i/.-j Inferior or subordinate to ( ft-i ) f*r^iTO5 wvniq^: Ki. 13. 52 inferior, lower in value or importance! wj ?flf gn;= - 62 relation or state P To 10 $fJ5jprrt* ( *m> firegsrg Sk. ftfairftelse one an ardent devo- quently. ^ji:. HwaSiHgw: tee of Vishwui rewt fcft w rt f's luprvro ) ( ( relate after mention }, (some as wind, subse- r favourably . . Subsequent mention on Pi5?rt3>ii'!rr Kasi i i II. 4. 32.-2 Relation, narration discourse, conversation- The n: Sk-, ) f?nf*nKvim?rHjftj: -g distributive sense, mostly in com p. ( ffiw7, ftwmrt )i ^Rp** day by day, every day 'fa every *>Hrot every moment time, frequently \ fj l^rag Rroft Repetition, ; Sk waters tree after i tree, e. every tree ( ramiwT<*: SIR ).-o, Towardsi in the direction ofi near, to, at ( sig*rwnrt P. H. I. 15 ), wgw*im*faSK.|*3 5i. 7. 24 near the riven vfa*m *nwg 5^rar: g. 55 to on or in, with the force of the locativei ^er^ngra ft*n% 4. 39, ( ufir ) i ir*iiS*i<3Wifs ^wrrrwunrotf (wiprn Me. 50.-IO In orderly succession, according tOiigP in regular order i in J3*5>$=AJRrrgijifoi order of seniority! "tf; *%*i= <s **rt ) i rr%t?art F* irr g m3r: V- wffrf to roar after 25150 4. or in imitation wgrffi5if rea ).-i3 ( Ji 14 . ( On account with abl. of, by )-, 20 S kindly V. 7i well 3. or Conformable to disposed.-3 pleasing, agreeable or favourable to, conduciug to, capable of olt j i next youngest. take pity or com- to pride ?arwf SUJRW * irft 197; j 5iiSfr>?iTg%5iT R. 5. 76 befitting, suitable *: I A faithful or kind husband, ("^wfi: S- D or i^fttfr: afR: i a ) variety of 'Favourable to all', epithet N ^ of Vishnu at i N. if a tree ( ??ft ) ioc- also! Hrj^T ait \tmt\ ^^r n?rg*R?i Croton Polyandrum.-2 N. of a>nmi Cans. To pity &c. siixi a i Favour, kind ness fifrmetre Ku 4. 39oim^f iiyi3 ^5 K- P. 9.-2 ( Rhet. ) A figure in which unfavourableness a- Pitying, taking compasturns into kindness w^f* Jrftri*r. sion on, sympathizing with D. f nflrw u^r na- One who pities, kindlearted, compassionate -4 Compas.-2 . i . j , t sion, pity, tenderness, sympathy. -w ] Compassion, com- [ *? miseration, pitys with gen- JHrqingBg. 10. in or with [oc.; Hwn nj^q^t w R. 2- 63(orin comp T. n R. 2 48 i 3WTTt P. V-3 76 -p* I Favoui, conformity kindness, good will laRprrg^swn R. I- 42 the wind being favourable-2 Prosperity ; i Pitied i**rrfPT having p . compassionate With regardtOj towards; in respect oft S in comp_. i ?tj?iw|;T $9 gp^'wr: S- 27\ Kig^BTsilwnr^ir K. 42 not inclined passion on, sympathize with, pity in*i with ace. )* ffifiii^^wtti *^ wijrm Mai. 10 nigMk Vi *7^ stig^iTO 4. 8, with a 4. 12. To A- oi.-ia Following, conformab'e to K- BqHM 9. sito" . i in a t i ^TT 2 Friendly, kind, <w- 4jf H^ g^ra ; 4. IDs ) inclined or devoted to. 7 Having a part or shar-, participition or one that claims a share of ( ~ fate &c. inr rwt M e WjfWw , a spiriu- Pitying ( in Den. n in conciliate, a friendly way w^sHnflgfrsft fp towards! ( 5*: Ku- 2- 39-, U. To ) To P. propitiate, act "Ru 71 13 7. II. comp. ) i sympathizing with. 8. be after or after- worthy of wards follow especially to imisympathy ifiinw^rm mrg*wt R. tate,, do after or in imitation of, ^rfmnj*wm5TT^! srwn Ku. r semble, equal, copy (with gen 14. 74 A courier, express ^swifij^Hj ei*or: ......ft^aw Ku- I. I 3 76. 2 An ascetic messenger 4 4 i1jt!Riir ^fwmjam K 10-, j'sufa p#f. p. Pitiable, i i ; )-, H Ram. Asa separable used only in the Vtdas it adverb aw is and means after, afterwards, later on, now, .at this time, again, once more, then, and further. ( The senses of w; as given by G- M. wg are: e- : lrnt "iiriww 6, 282i 13 Desire, wish- *i*w g^qH) ?s: ai- i 3;qi an ] i Agreeable to desire, according t one's desire. 2 [ g*ini^ %^-3=?. [ At will, Dtsirous, lustful. accoiding to desire or wish, as de- ^ff Bk- 2. 8 *$** V. -5i Ms. 2- 199. 2 To requite, recoiipense.-3 To try on, adjust, adapt sired, at pleasure- Susr- a- [ */f g t <*.mito M. 5=^ also with ace. wrtn^qiiT: K- r: [ag^ *: 1 w: ] Proper or worthy desire i desire "fil fulfilling one's desiies. 76* > ; i a Imitating- *: An assist- ant fr: ;. The senses of arg be thus expressed in verse: may i sure 3"w Sk. 2- II ' ] "f 'm f?^: n V- one who Bk. a- [ ^iiwJ 'f> ]Opportu:ietimely, adapted or suite. I to the time- w ind- Opportunely! on a proper occasion. Act ot [m-n *.*. P V > ^ proclaiming or 7-1 /4 'TJ'Wfm w*!^; ^iAnr o QV j A 1j ir /* \j rgg Q y j . de S irous.-2 Libidinous, lustful (as . a|over )-3 Sloping. i t resemblance, $m w i Mu- 7. -2 similarity, 62; P. VI. Compliance Taitt. i Up M An w js i performer I Favourable, ( lit- fo|. agreeable lowing the .bank or slope, accord ing to the current, with the grcaia)- Imitation f*^nn. onamatwpreia' wsfwijvtI, 98; V. 4 57 1. 4. 69-3 *&t9KTfi%*y*r. .Me. : publishing. "5* a **n *iot,-fifn : /. i Copy, 1 1* P- at will or pleaacts as he pleasesi Going i art1ftrtn?gfi?t?r imitatar.-2 Actor, ^ imitation VA % subsequent rite. 2 [ 63 Imitation, resem[ f-*i.] g^nr-piK: "3w T^ra ^w^r i^- R: blance i Mai. frnHftt^T: a, follow ( U. 4 P i ) Rim.j ^qtjRqiffcja: self to 9. To I also fig- go after. respond to betake one- aWmrwgwT Mb or respond to, corbe suitable to with, ; imitate, resemble Ki- 4- 361 wi- i To answer -5 HsnffttsjJKM ; \ ar^Tfti, a. Imitating, resembling iwgSitm tft ?Tfh*rt*i* Ram. -2 To R. 16 13; " ftnTr: with gen- or in comp. ) count upi enumerate, stale or go K, 203. -6 To farairHrnft S. 6; firnswifoftj nrg Eft i^TORfr n^i**- go or die out, be extinguished) through in order auwftflr ^hl ^wvjfw^ reft S. 2- 16; wt Mbh. on P. I. I. 72 give a Tinr gyfisfjna*^ Sat- Br.-7 To i. 2is R. I. 43. 3- 5table of contents, used frequently enter into. Caus- [-wiflft] To in the Niruktacause to follow, follow Fit to aw^ft.-^iofm.-wfw^f.^. iftnw gs^^fir M. i. 21 followed or a- [3*a: aw] In due orderbe imitated- -,-ai"rniiiT A subsein soundI '"Succession, se- accompanied order, quent rite or ceremony. quence, arrangement, method, due *gr* a. [ wgreaarft, T^-* ] ( In TV.] order fffatf 5Wia*nwft!i*fo*fti3if R. 12. Pity, tion of a word in a preceding rule 102 3. 9! Ms. IT. 71. ( b ) Full tenderness with loc.-) to a subsequent rule, word &cof, filled with '^m^'mnnsjnT f^r. S. 3i Me. 115; ( ; : ; i : , A i i A i ; ) ( nmowrbiT4kK: Mbh. on 4 see alsoSk. on P. VI -, [ ww^ jyp6in ^ifri ] , i : PI. The II. 2- made 127. -4 axle- i ft it nfti 37JWI3I-. to relent S. w Mk- 4; i A To follow duly -Caus. cause oihers to follow duly- syfojtj made of", ft^^i^ ; miT^E^m ) ( d ) Extinguished &c. ( e Acquired; obtained -2 Used actively ) ( o ) Following. wm"g^T: obeying, observing 2 staiftly, frequently. ( ) w m. ( ) The attendant of a dooi-keeper or charioteer *MS$rfr 9**W*w Si T^nwTjre^rmT. Mb- (c) Covered, as by a cress hanging tamwoir Ki- 5 behind or bottom of a carriage--5 has gone over a ( ) Delayed performance of a dutyEvery instant, conm- The bottom of a carriage. 4. K. 159 consisting or 3-2 One who up kro.va 2 miles S. tree To M i i wg^i Stipend given to ( i Mu- certain 28 temple-worshippers inOris^a ( ?.) 2 P. Ved. To descry, see ! ft*rT?j>mr HU'T f^ft^^qntfitHHIini ijl^fSwt iQt 5. Mk; 3 K. IJ>i %5^ ] I A cometoi Ms- 9. 267, K. 166-, Mu. 6. 51 H. 2 56-, R 15.9. (MCor secondary direction or precept, from a distance. a substitute or alternative to be responding or tallying with, adaused in times of necessity when agwft:/. I Descrying--2 Re- pted or^ answering to, in harmony withi qjrunw^ff ^raS. B. m^'tBi the primary one ( rm<wj ) is not porting, revealing igw , i. i ) i - i : i : Not told OTT^ifrsft s ?m Ku. 3-21. w* 'jtiftn'^w^wj 5. 2 -2 6 Ms, . 12. 115 To follow, practise, i sense- Ki. obterve, *iRi5T^ obe,y,-act up to mi W: i Without hymns wg*i songs of praise; Rv- 5. 2. 3. a. w^W^ a. [W^WH: w ] or Serrated. dentated like a saw3*t,I P. the sound : M41 5* A To cry JTHT uii"fsg*in following, imitating Ram- ^haii5'^ft H. 3- wander through; 44--3 V* To& ^ift q. 7- cry in reply quest of. -4 To come, arrive, approach, present oneself ( as time)i* 1*3*% BhSg 'W go i see under 1"*!: *iM e forced [*r *' ^n i -2 Consent, approval* consent- seek, n it after, reply to j Following I f. I in S. , grasping B, ( Following! R: I. g8 2 Comprehending, as a sonse ) TOin^im: 5. 64 he /Irya metrem. Tollowing. A fol- Habitually or const- <j; antly following- *V%. To P- I imitation P. ~4-^y after or roar in of. Ved.-S* 01 "'* ( To I ) A follower, servant &cwg^TTO: fir A female servant. avour, oblige, treat with kindness* ur *>"*": 5- 3 OIT 3isi?r*i?5T'3^ 3 riend will be so good as to, or the stone kindly, take a seat on rt fireftsg^rt V- 5. be pleased to "ft* 55"!*? " 1 V. ,it down &cthe 3 favoured ( by modifying that curse ) * with instr. or Ku A Roared. HT 6 40. roar- Unusual; Suiting ( mi S. the length of ) the Oxen. By the mountain side wgftrt ind- Sk. ] A 3*33 a p. V. used by 2 15 itself ' much cowherd. obliged,' I- thank you', favour ).-2 To Repeating, following in speaking, echoing. See under a- ?-i5n% [ ] a [ 3*' soil i*f ] Having similar qualites, of the same nature; ttwiwraifau. asinigjoiT wa'i Susr. conformable to, favourable or agreeaple to, suitable- accordi^r ri 3tsn ing to i n^rtiwi350T Mv. 7. obedient to the will 710. .?8 * goi^M^a "!* "i%: Ki.6. 33 13 * congeniali suitable, fit* 3S< many it i * ^firg^n: win ^5val--3 welcome. 4 Te hold up* support, wigs^^Roi* Dk. 1-30 not having wives worthy of themselves ( fror a? Dk. 64, 94! * ) follow in robbing, tion ; i 3^? a- Not rejected pure, Dk 112 holy, fresh, unused* to_ arise 4- jjj^-^oi A i favour, kindness, showing favour, &s ), obliging, rewarding ( oppol)ligation t >t!H!35?R^ Ptf. 35> a '3f S. i tfiWntTr Ku. 3- -2 3. .1, A or i R. wgwj ?\% m&T3!nj^5i?g I. sm>a"5 " i *Ml To be born after' be produced- after, to follow in being born, arising &c. ^ra^urt faroi g "fa gsigima Ms. *5- 9 1345 *" al *nnww *"*H3Jitiin Mb. -2 To take after (one's parents )i to be born similar to. argw?.i Mu- I Calling to mind, meditating upon. 2 structibility- follow, take after "***3J** *?w of, wgfrcm: /., *$'%?: Non-extirpaindenon-destructiom 6 To keep seizing or depriving. conform or correspond to, to, i *"m a*rr : i undergarment which is allowed down in front from to hang the waist to feet ( Mar. w=v ). i To *3H think consider, Recalling, recollecting. 2 Constant thinking, anxiety. wgw?: The part of a man's thanks, ' To receive, 5 To to mind wiyigpnrgftfn S. 2- 91 Bg. 8. 8; Ms. 3ftm,-WP a I esteem foster, cherish, *'Drotect, maintain ( as fire ) uphold- call thinking ' a?3n^ of, 4.92- of the sense in VVrongi improper -2 I ; V. 4- I an> much you &c- ( *3^T3 is oft ibfiged To , 6i ijjj j R. 13- 49aR: mora: *"" an obligation is in a ( unfit. loP. abl_-_of which Ved. Repeating ). a 1 p, p. /. : chorus i i ing echo. , !,j ines, the first having 27 and the second 32 matras a species of io wer=**i. 3ig or followed by; *tm &c.-2 Following a spy ( ^TH3111: ).-0,-u i A female attendant. 2 A logical or due stropheag^fts p. p. Followed &c- (t Walki walk in life, conduct. attended N. of a metre of two /. B. a- . TT9 ISTfrWRTfT 26, 2 4! WTfWig^W $2; Me. 3< Ms. 12. 47. In comp. i Ratn.'l- 19. i 5- response to in a Sinking D- 3 Following in death, postcremation, self-immolation of a widow on her husband's funeral pile. 4 Imitating approaching. 5 Conformity, accordances ;"- Assistance, shown to the poor in aigai-win p. p. Burn after, later, Ill: 4- 72' 3 younger-, *nm3iTrf: P. "ceding them &c. ^fts'^'ft'"*! ). mean ?Wgwifan itself )* *r* ms$- Facilitating by spells. 4 Accept- *V fnnwHJhsfHm: R. 6. 781 irenrHnrrira t srimgwoft R. G. WSS""- ance. 5 Rear-guard. CoMp. so w^r. grcn qrim ytgwt Sk. nrnfn S. D. i** m* a. anxious to please or for f:,-tia: I A younger brother* Ms HflfrwnBm.U- I pleasing to the heart, exactly after the heart ( TV. here takes *>" to help ( i i A ": nt aural peculiarity. 39 adv- I Favourably- conformably to one's desires ftfargsoi Hlwrufni%<JTHrgT Bk 8- 95- 2 Agreeably or conformably to ( in cOmp. ) n^' II.-3 ^rrjgof favour. trf: creation of feelings or mental conditions. Naturally- havouring, furthering, promoting--2 Gracious, kind. the A mouthful W3OTH*: equivalent of a mouthful. 'i WjS pt- -, or obliged; K. <^S33i"l Ki. gir*bit 18- 44. Covered, sheltered. P. I To sing after \ i t"i> .,P-l To ; ( v. ith ; K. 240. born again, i later-3 younger, Born again, sacred the with invested A younger thread. w.-wm i sister. -2 N- of a plant ( n'finw ).,,, )._* N. of a plant ( Taking after.-4 go through, wander. -3 oneself, behave. aw ^ OMP a- lower the ow A l3 ; Ki. 2. 17' Si. "3 wg^X 1 P- i for subsistence, or upon ( ] rtnr3Jr?n=< 2, 14- To depend upon hang something on. ) * live by * f*i*- - To conduct qim I A companion, follower attendant, servant-, friia^"*^: R than younger, youngest. *** m. iigwwrc, fwit younger brother follow, pursue, go aften to serve, attend or wait ftit; K- 368 m : cadet wmT- i a per- son ), sing to ( a-tune follow ii *gmrni singing Ti%^;ftiaq*iw Gt. I; w-j^atif^w 55mmwra': Ki back, echoed. -2 To 3. 60. sent to celebrate in song. sing ; i Linking together i t-l. 134 * ; Den- P. To make favourable conciliate bring about a- na: I a Favourableness- securei after Fit to be favoured p. A 58--2 born, 5. Dki- 122 .hang or depend on, live (submissively) -2 under, live as a subordinate to To see without envy rt nt ftti* 66 wo Mb. -3 To live for m?gafnrm: any One.-4 To follow or imitate in livings R. 19. 15 v- 1-5 To survive- tin distress a R. 8. 89 a. ; p Hented.-2 Filled \ P. =Tfttr TrTrr [ ***HT I Pri- -2 i 1 [ with regret, repentant- ] Be 5 *) excellent 162 unsurargrRTTSr raaTHHH"! DkWithout passed. -3 imcT 3TTc ^" a reply, silent, unable to answer ncip;il. chief. i a Dependent, living on or upon -m. A dependent, servant, follower Ki. I. 4, art^=rNrT: s Repentance, remorse, W5f aryrra: i 10 ; ; Pt. I. 69. T To be a. served ( as a The . master ) regret or sorrow- ). U- ^ a-. Repentant, To permit, allow or thing ) assent or ( a person consent to, approve authorisei sanction w?g^wi% nt rnn^ U. 3. sn let me go fcs "rft ?Tf I south. See )ander sorry. a Steady, not ruffled (by . waves 3^- ) 3rqifiT5Ta!TTgwnt f u . 3. 48. i ; ; ; \ i s , *p*i*n mftr'mrsgfrra To agreed-tp.-2 S. 5 approved, betroth, affiance i Dk. 50.-3 Tp excuse, forgive.-, Mb-~4 To repent, be sorry for. -5 requsest, entreat, beg wrt nfgiTFnfa i nao!jfatft z* Ram. -6 To To ; treat or r snfoj behave kindly, favour ;^ JJ3THT. . Mb. -7 .arsfajTOT'^jTrm To dimiss, bid farewell (usually Caus. ( firmf^ ), i To ), ask or beg for, repuest.-2 To ask take permission, ask for leave leave of, bid adieu to in caus. i s : : 5, Ms. Pt.4- 122 4. inrt e;^ 9. , 82 '- [^-^1] I Thirst, desire wgwrf' Absence of exertion. 3T5?<% /"Failure, non-production. a., ffra a Not yet ?nq^ produced.-Comp. 2 Wish, desire-3 Drinking spirit- "rtfrtW; preparation for a future uous liquors. -4 drinking vessel state, acquiescence in the state and moral condition which is yet ( used in drinking spirituous liquto ors ).5 Lipuor itself. cpme.-HR:-qr a method of arguing against a thing by attempting to and 3 4. 3^ dink ^r^TC3 A ' : 3753 to the'end. wise. go 2 To languor, indifference. stretch length- Moderate, no calm- a. overea- t ger, retiring, i Mb. \] Fare, nT [ srT-wy-pg^rr ] I Permission, consent, sanction 3<jTgirunwF?! mn: R. 2. 66.-Permission or leave to depart--3 Excusing, forgiving, allowance made for faAn Order, command. ults.-4 Comp. ^fon-Wir requesting permission, taking leave. ; freight -# K a Not deviating from the Swtra (of Panini or of morality ) not anomalous or irregular, e'^rt- < wj?^ a. Not over- anxious, no self-comrepentant or regretful i placent. ~ H5iw; Hfasra^t Si. 2. 112. Absence of haughtiness Ved. [^w*. a. ] _i Not or pride i* Tm3 fgitsffr modesty is the handmaid of Rv. I- 83. 7.~2 Not set driven forth cf.' Modesty " heroism. or urged ( w 3T3rr a. i i ; i 1 : Permitted, allowed, assented to, granted, honoured, favoured, authorised, dismiasedSWSTT^: One who commands or fgsftn/i. p. orders- l. i passed, the very best or highest, incomparably or pre-eminently the best a^S ft&* z&t*f$*3ri HPr. 4 TSJ* JimRgfurf MS- 2. 242 Y. I. 8; w?w*n gjn3^i nf: Si. I. 27 all- pervadiugs Bg- 7-I8i Ms- 2.Q; 8 8I.-2 Not the best s-j 5. 158 used in the a^TT ( in gram. ) Not of Siva or first person. f: i $rTf: f. i Authorsing-2 Issuing an order or command. *g' 5 8 a. [ wjrnt ->Hs ] Next to the eldeU.-s adv. According to seniority. I To heats vex, annoy A. or pass ) To repent, grieve, be sorry for, be stung with vfit'^v remorses ^vfit'^v^n 3- 5, ( v- I. for ftjjfc'jq^ift &c. fig. s N wg^rj, I P. ( , s s ).-2 (4 V ) K;. 17. 40, Caus. 9 To ; pain, afflict, or Vishnu. - Comp. -^?T-HT%* a term in Sankhya philosophy, indifference to and said.t* mean abstinence from sensual enjoyment, as fatiguing or involving injury to external objects, % d-\_ *f g^TcT or 3ng^^Ti?T grt ^ffti Ved. Kot urging or driving onwards or, emulating others in -;i-i>] giving ( 351*1^ )-, see amg?. Waterless ( as a dearg* sert ). -2 Having very little water ( as a puddle ).~3 Devoid of the libations of water ( a sort of wtt^ ). a- I I Not lofty, low weak, not sharp. ^gTtf.rt tender ; 2 Soft ' 3^ 3T waist s a Having I thin, lank , see w ) i a slender "f^nKrff Sk. ( 66 or referring ba- words ( the words being not utier sir ed with a view to a particular being the object of an sense h i%*u?ftsjai3ft S'\- 16. agnT I P- To survey, behold follows his own will. -2 To run 44 in see or view in mind, prto female keep A -I i Restoration wy*m wjunrr- up to, approach. 3 To cleanse, ospect " * Wis^^r* ?wr companion Cans. To v. ash. * Bg I. 31 Bh 3- 3I Going or show, tell, inform as followsrunning after, 9?m a. Grave ( accent ) not <m: gwjftfini vi&Fn wpfrif!T M- S following, -pursuing! g: ufnwhich immediately precedes the "': I/. 36 favoured. sw3;n a Not raised or puffed up the for general Udatta, and also humS- 5. 12 * To give back, restore. 3 U. to yield, grant, remit- ck i w* i ; i " i i i i t ; - *wg j ! ; W a* accent. a. more wpm than, lower or i graver accent, that which immediately precedes still / e- arwnw. -taking place of sunset while the wr^i fire continues to be unrsmoved from the comp. a- Not i % jf^n a. 2 I Unsaid, not uttered - Not risen or appeared r-fi;>w forth- ind Daily, day after ' day 3: Udb. 3. 6 : I P. To a point outi assign Pointing back I Not bold i soft, mild. 2 Not exalted or lofty. ^ argon, liberal, niggardly i not high or noble. -2 H.aving none more liberal, very liberal, or great 3 (wwm^riu.) Adhering to or followed by a wife IT^H'HHI^51: fWj'TtsijsiWl K- P. 4 ( used in sense I also ) --4 Having a suit a ble or worthy wife W- * ). l gai a. Not argnnr a Lazy, not industrious Idleness, inactivity. 35 P. I I To g* accompany, 38 12. 59 2 or direction wliich refers or points back to a previous rule iji**g 67 i To run after, tw^rtjl* echo, Mb. made musical or resonant. follow, R. si- 1 16 25 52 chase, pursue, i t ( 3 wgrt^: [ aig^ ="r] Sound, noisei Si. 7. 18* reverberation, echo- 5 T3>rif^ a Ecnoing, sounding, resonant. See under ( r Non-marriage, celibacy. a. Easy in mind, secure. or wglif a. Free from anxiety ": Security or freeapprehension dom from fear1 3 *T*. i jrwioit I. 10. I P- I To run s^onmt the after, follow m^Tofsg'Jiarff seuse follows U. the a. [ i 3ia> iirlwt Napronounced through the noses ] sal, Sk.; 5jw=irfW9^=iisg!ir%*: I. 81 9"ftsg*"%uiT being a r =^ Sikshas P. I. g=iT- name for the 5 nasal consonants,, the vowels or the consonants ^, t ?: . 4 -2 Direction, order, injunction. P. To sound towards or with ace. ) Caus, To cause to sound, make resonant, fill with at - 3tg5/> p I Followed pursued 2 sometimes used actively ). sound back (as or brought Sent n A measufe of time in music= half druta or one fourth of a Matra ( or of the time taken to utter a short vowel ) i . To be favoured or gt>qw a. wished well of,g?s5Tg> R. 17 36. "S^I Repeated playing Or gambling! N. of a part of the Sabhaparvan wgip *: of. diligent, idle, inactive. a rule i One who wishes well a syllable having the a?Trr or n*t accent and is thus more depressed than the ordinary wgT1^' accent- wg^K (J. i. , 67 Description or relation following the previous order or sequence i^Hrgqf^Eurt fifcuwmi **$ libation Subsequent ( with clarified butter angn I P. I To conciliate, win over.induce, persuade, prevailupon, request, supplicate, entreat, propitiate, pacify, appease (anger &c.)i R 545 fa. 5. 38. Bk 43i rw?iR* tm 6. 137; 5 46' 20- V. 3. pacified, made favourable or agreeables Ki- 13. 6;; M. 5". K. 168. 178) Dk. .?. 4 7.-2 To cherish lovei nAtiHgn Bh. 2. 771 cf. Shakespeare '.Cherish those heaits that hate thee '.-3 To bring near to ( with dat. of person ).~4 To train, discipline. -5 To honour. afrrgfqigSm a Not frantic, sober, calm, sane. w3'm?,-w^nT q. Conciliation, propitiation, pacification ( of anger 1. friendly^p?rsuawintamTsioni * 3 srrtft's'w iir R. 2 54* H-4! Hf^'flf*: S. 4. -2 Courtesy, civility, courteous or polite behaviour) modesty^ rr.odesi or respectful de- ^rqju portmenticonciliatory act (such as showing respect salutation); guest, deity &c.)s V. f: 3. iii* T: S.D . humble supplication a request in generals ig i ?f<4 T 458. -3 An or entreaty, to a ^ ft as* 2- 5; 22i H5 ( ftfr%?gacja TRm^gw Mu. f^rvTmmqTfgi'itaHBrs R. 6 2; <*** 2; 'annTO sr-ftffS'SHrifjjrflt.jim ; conciliatory duct- i fl*fo. Fitly, suitably. a Courteous, polite, humble, supplicating. v a . mad or Not obliging, un- I. useless p arjqfVtT Not injured or de- p- waq^ui ( ). Ndt , epic poetry Mb. -3 To enter, go to or To fall down, come down earth )i Mb. 5 ) To into. ( to 4 the agnrR^qfem ^mg^Traa j*r To enter upon, betake oneself toi fJraiwr^? aw^tsgTlnT?^qaa, CTRir;jim- Ram-i JSTT 5551 wtar !n-!fqzTcT rti^if Mb did not do 6 To ^find.^ disanything else cover, notice) frsr ^e^r ...... see, fti^rT ^s^qnw Bhag. 7 To lose ( with abl. )i fj?5trT^qmt Mb. -8 To handle. 9 To fall to the share praised. n indSo that no oth?r person accompa- of( Ved. a- ). nies in singing- Absence of damage or w3 obtained without detriment; any detriment iifStfl estate [ q?-fg;q J Ved. Coming /- Food ( got everyday) <j. ). to the- paternal ( To say after, repeat. Read through, in imitation cher's instruction. peated Who a. wgqfsms. re- of the tea- has read through, proficient. I To fly to or towardsor run after, follow ( fig. " also )-, pursue, chases I. S. wg< ?wefe 71 i tHSrofm: Bftr: S- I 3igM!l To P. I fly text man or tribe. of a w Mv. II- Si. I; 40. 2 To fall Mai. 8.9. upon, attack; *lAnq Caus- I To fly to. 2 To throw another down along with oneself- aigwvqtn: alighting Falling upon succession 2 i upon in following.^going after, pursuit! sw- Si. 7- 27. -3 Going or in order or as a con- aprn^Tgqtncfif.' proceeding 4 [ *g*N: ^nftr^f qm: ] sequence. 5 Rule of three. -6 Proportion. degree of latitude, opposite to one given. n ind. ( regarded as a na- mul from ) Following in suc- words, sung or again at regular intervals.-znrf- [ *near feet, ^isft qaigi ] i Along the 2 the feet) wgq^ifr arjqfRi Sk. Step by step, at every steps Si. 9. 78. 3 Word for word -4 On the heels of, close behind or after, immedia'ely after (of time or space)) Sk i*aat 3<> *wm I shall be i i S. 3 ; Mai. 9 8. does ^T H"W ( ) not run after (cherish) hope or ta: leave its tw* frg^fi%Rgq[trii: A chorus, bur- 5 den of a song, : HI Following 2 Following closely. a commentary Brahmnna ) explaining the word for word. 5|:N-ofa ( p- p [ <J$TMrg>T(i: ] i feet every word; "55 livelihood. P. a Not yielding or the having no a. ^gqsfiaifq granting livelihood, -2 arjqito pass ). A v q. Bk. 8. 75. adopting a conciliatory tone; Si. 16. 55. 3^u )j in P. ( after, follow, attend. -2 ofi be attached to ( as a aciCTRr n?iit?g pRWw^qBii . grateful, not making a return tor benefits received. 2. Worthless, a. [ ifi-M* ] : be fond wife i Kind, conciliatory, pacifying (as words-). T: i wgf 1' To go I prominent. stroyed A. ^ a. waiWT " 19 neither raised nor lowered)' having limbs not stout or ( TO ) argfWfwr A ceremony connected with this libation. qstft level close behind yon just follow you! ?g*5f?i 6 Ki- 12. c*tffim"i5i? R II. 3iiarffrai: qrlr^s;aim^fTgq^Trf5i'? 44,. 14. 8li Si. 14. 48. I. wgqfi;^ a- wyi^ww [ ^f^t, ST. : Following, gone after- 5"^%- [ ^q^-si* P- V. 2. 90] Following, seeking after or for, a searcher, inquirers Sk-i jrarirgqfi ^WpW Si. 9- 70- A shoe ( boct, buskin, or slipaers ) of the length o the foot ( wgq? t?tr awq^iiT sqf^l Pf TTT: an v$\ *3 ] - a- 3*roK Submissive, humble, supplicating. a- Conciliating* Si. 6. 7 r A female character subordinate to the NayikS or lea:ding character, such as a frind. nurse, maid-servant &c.j cession, going after; waigqia fgflrfT- Wwtl, Bk- 2- II (ntnmgrT?r going to creeper after creeper, or after bending the creepers ). 3? jmm^ a- Following as a result m A Dk. 168. ot lifted Not raised or elevated, up. Comp. 9Skf A ). A ' way, road. Having no : ltimate wgqT a- [ 4tjw?gna: J Following road, favourable the roadroadi wireqm wgqii: Rv. 5 52- 10 * adv. Along the ( aigswwfT: ). road, 2- followers ^gqiranfR-? 4m: : a. V. ' , or penusyllable not a'qwr a letter or preceded by- wgqft a. another. without frauds U. ;>. 2- [ T. ^? . ] Guileless, 68 Not i aigqsare: mentioning that ; winch failing to Failure, I argwft:/. known every thing in the 1? and thus prevents the corrobration of a general rule of causation by illustrations, posi* TO?" tive or negative ;as -2 Uncertainty, non-statement. doubt, failure of proof. srcmflwHiaifqiTgqtrrfrfT: be qri Bhasha, p. 82 ( m"w* being the , ; that is A i word atgqrfa a. Not rendered fit for or consecrated for sacrificial purposes Comp. *rr flesh of an animal not prepared for sacrifice. ( of, discernible- heinous crime such as theft, murder, adult.-ry &c. 35 such sins are enumerated in Vishnusmr/tiiManu mentions 30 kinds; See n. 54~58- clusive, irrelevant. I *!jifa Unpolished ( as silver ) -2 Genuine, blameless -3 Not cooked or dressed ( as food ). 4 Not requiring any evident - [**.] Incomparable a- peerless,:best,-most ex- cellent. The female elephant of the w south-west ( mate of f3? Matchless, agq^T-foti a- ) I Not used wgiqrn a. Useless. ness, not being used Not elliptical WCTT?!- ( a. : Ki. 11-38- uot being a 1 ai^yq hand. of reed argnmtqii Not placing, offering or producing, not having ready or ( a? F " 2^ 3 ^ : [ ai^a: 3Wf ( '] A kind ). w I ajgiwftn a- Not ready or at hand, not offered or produced- Uselessas food ). *: Ved- Westernajgitf: [ v] a. [ wgia: q? qfiqifS: Regular, having suitable measure, regularly shaped, symmetriKu. I. 35, cal' fTttS^V fl a hand. at Lateral, along or by ) N.ot a people. follower- Absencd of a cha- as food )-2 Unsuitedi unfit, improper, useless, unserviceable S. 7. *1iltfi a. wgqtw the side.-(pl. a. a- parable. agqt^sr Non-refutation rge. . object. ) incom" clearly visible or Not a. )-, wgi see under Vi. an Upasarga- -2 That which Gift has no Upasarga. -3 That which i|*?TTj needs no additions ( as a divine q alsoPenury, being )see 4 adversity. atgq^t a- Having no 3q*T i. e. aigqq* a Improper, impossible, some condiment, sauce, curds &c. inapplicable, impractioable.incon- to moisten food with matchless, keeping up, wgqraif Preserving, obeying. particle &c ) force not, or has nut the i: keep, preKi. 2. 10 ; watching. failure of the meaning aimed at, Oi of yny connected meaning) -2 Inapplicability, not being applicable3 In conclusive reasoning absence of reasonable grounds &c so nftt^t, serve; that is, includes "W^ Ki- ""S**' 17. 50- ( wg<wfj\d. Not present, absent, nmg^miVMTS: *^ 3l*f* Dk 131; '" w? Malli-h 2 Not dead. 1 Not a. ajg \ t ; ( : ( . ( :, ( ( - i - - - i fallacy, trying to establish a say, the eternity of sound ) ( from the impossibility of seeing non-perception of it. w^wvr: Want of non-perception;//, ing to his caste Any thread ( wi^ To the ''W.- apprehension One who does wear the sacred ^S fact R. 68, *Ti*rs*(rr- 8. 3*3^5 Bri- S. 76- 6.-2 ^Tsjft5. Su^r follow in drink-3 ( 2 P- )=wgq. v. m f%ft*H|fiTrf^ ^nj^r belong- a ?rj), vehicle in medicine. -2 close at hand- not A fluid drink in view. a?gqt 2 P. '-ITS! lo P- I To guard, fallow, H^IC-JH in a , a -, ; to, i'. obey, observe ^"m^'^qt*K. 21 wwpnftHinrrt H, 4 23 w i Tracing, tracking2 A I A gift, donation. sort of external effort of the vocal organs giving rise to particular ^w ; i ( sown. I or fallacy subdivision of the (j. Not sown (as seed)' meadow ground &c.) Grown without being I watch over, protect, defend; ara^r'JTT^* ft?4 mnswijtTiwa Ms- 8. 27 of keep in custody, 2 To conform i kind NyJya, q- v. ) a- a Serving as a liquid vehicle of medicine. --<* An afterdrink, what is fit to be drunk after. ^.Following with his looks, iS't ( ). thing or circum- l Fastened A rope, cord &c. along the back, tied lengthwise. 2 atgqa a- I Not endowed with. with tlie sacred invested Not thread ( A 1 Regular.orderly.succes- rf. sive.-*t=*rTg i drink taken with or wgST* 1 after medicine ( 3"J MIST* g qatgr ' stance that aggravates a malady. keeping aiatnift ! 69 letters :/. Getting arriving &c. ( ga Sk. ind- W-^ Going in succes- ; or sounds; ters, syllables apply, : K. P. Q; ( . tion; P. I 3. 63, III- Allilet- sfan'^rH- nected with, related ; ) 4-4-5- To P.I enter *% into' w^^imirnflHgw^?'ftw^i sStflwir: ); HwinTOgwflfa Mv. I enter into familiar talk or conversation. -2 To accommodate or adapt oneself tw "w if *ft >ii^?sw a?T ff n T<: to M. 5 also fig ( ; ? ( at?" ) -5 Fixed upon, directed towards - I A To run njfir 3J A. R. 5. ifa: Binding or fastening on, i attachment, follows after, tie ( lit. ) U. 3. state 'of K. 257. -2 Uninterrupted succession, unbroken sequence, continuous flow, continuity; series, chain *i K q f? mHcrar T>fargfci s. 4. 14 "m" K 236 following up death, desire for dying wgwsrri^sr K. 280 ^prr3TR|r>gig3ti 309 ( persistence in ) following me. 317 tT. WB^i Dk. 63, 161 3'i'mt ^ra 2STt*ig*: K. ^63 continuous sorrow; feeling ; ; \ : nion.or think with him. -3 To folin entering; sleep with- -4 To attack- A servant; nrgR. 13. 75 follower, 8?m<jT*mTt Mv. low i 2, 7. 19. P. to, 22 10- 5I.-2*Adaritin? oneself to the will of gmfvj>j;iw I%S?TIRVI a^- arranging! i ; eqat ; To binder i ^mj Ram.* an^irftt ?5fmjrf3 ( ; ,- , fasten attach, tie, connect; tftT?i MUg*\5fm wwrt Si. 8. 69 forming, Entrance into, f'5 |ft?^tA8<5wf<^" at%STi: R. 3 i &.fig. ; 33. ; l%qllfRq5T =157 Pt. I. 68- ^iw ^ii^^ f^tjfq Tr5ii^iWHT9ftsr% A. R- I you too share in his opi- aTgni%5ir fcaiar i: Uk. connection, TCH ft i ; i flsfcrgft: 135 constantly flowing. ^tfnffcr- ; wmaft. For definitions and examples see S D. 633-38 and K. P. gth Ullasa- ifireaTtf join; H* a?3:: ?H?T: srift V. ; ^mr: D. 633 ( - relating, or ; is of 5 kinds; ( a )*' or single alli*gB3^*i Repetiton or reproclug-. teration; 3jfai5cgrf5^ ^KTJrfrerRqran'.tion of what has been said by the <wr:i tCTigsTifTTifiwunw &c. K. P- 7teacher; "? a class of words ( /> ) fi?f or harmonious. ( c )ft* or melodious / ; W'T or final; as given in P. V. I. III. wgnrag 6 to, belonging to -4 Constantly sticking to, being in continued, continuous fcmjwsyeritr: Ve. i i%ofv?* Wfl^ffW U. 3 K 66 ; HKtten^ Additional use, repsti- ': ] teration, repetition of similar in addition. 1 I Bound, attached Following in the train coming as a consequence wg^st jm%TB5WR ft^rt Dk. 41-3 Con- p. p- _ tied to.-2 31 To employ, 7 A. reaching, f : sion, "f? "-?, wKfr 'i?ng ^ P. III. 4. 56. Sk. employ to, ) %farrg*wfrjrmg- Ratn. g&ujTSTHT'Hr' I 64 con- i. tinuous, uninterrupted g*aimt R. ment w^ Hig^c 16; 4. ; WfiiJia^t^ftwBr: R. ; iftfg 69 continuous enjoywtS'JTSisri'g^: Hfrr: V. 5 giving rise to a chain of evils. -3 9. ; Dk- 1 1. 4 connected with. -2 To have in the train (fig. also); tipnfvi fjia: Si. 9. 48. -3 Descendants, posterity Higafar ^ar * f5TWT=Tgawrm Bhag. ( b ) To Imitation. bring 5n% Rim. 4 Consequence result lead about, cause, to.result in, proA subsequent question duce good or bad ) anffl^Tg as a consequence; *nj*ym% K- 319 in consequence of (having reference to what the fwa Mb % nrr HT> Pt. I. "fift: m^ttfaw agr ( a ) rf ; ( ; ). T*U fiHTwg*iTrlT ( of words ) wgi^C^iw. To V ciliate Tin* tion ; IHT =t follow closely, follow at the heels it g ^s^Rgiisjmwfu follow* con- propitiate, of, 3. B; iiw 3 V- concilia- K- 3. Latitudinal, the breadth or latitude . 2 P. 139 S. i 194, 319' 347 following 26 ( a^rgaCTm* Si. 5. To i b K Ki. 6. )To 8 r- 7; r^rsrr ?ti!T}?r- K. *T?wg*f6=rrKT breathe after-Caus, To animate, support, feed; help, mostly used in the statement of Alankftras in a sentence or i 158, 7. tf; Mv chase; pursue 120; g^e=ritrr Breathing after, for anima- ^ig^in K. 262. tion. come obtain. -2 5 P. I To get, reach, go -to, overtake; nfriflfT"wtwriiiagunn: Mb. 3 To mutate wguTOHi^5rT f?T*i fVaw R. 4. 32. 4 To arrive, come ( intrans. )i *4fii- obtained. />. /). i Ve. 6. ) To To Not got, 1 2S 39. ; Ram.-5 Inten- upon ; I H^ftsv srinsi^i ; bear, endure to burst or ; Ks. break 49. 47. -7 loose, fit s5 Ms. qraiJq evil designs. -6 cause ; s hold $ ijimsw"rggwia aar: H- i- 95. pass. To be related to or connected with. I26;qTq"of 8. An adjunct of a thing, a secondary member MINT* ) a -secondary gmw, ; ( 5 symp- tom, symptomatic affection, attendant on the principal disease sraf-iTTri^nTOTTfwaT'ir i^f-j^'sr ; ) Susr -7 Connecting link or adjunct of a subject or topic matter of theme, discussion ftiTT^TT : ; , introductory reasons NWKW-J: 3Tg%-j: ) ( sable element of ihe 35\<mini*m*i?,mtmT^i'&i To follow, succeed, or keep together ;-wsrr Reached, 3 V. ; 1 5 e U tfr^jq?igasiirnrm K. 73 see wgsffai. below. -5 To foster, cherishi entertain, harbour ^5 ft 5: wfuggwrra HPT Mark. P. -6 i ^fan^Hm: K- 132 get back. ( close ; Tt5g9f:frrT *7Tcrfjjq^ To K^TH: 18. '. i: ( To adhere ; f'KlflTlfll'WTf'JT nt B tiin, design, motive, ; <j(>r. or stick giafn-gT 132 ( *f ft^a^ri TTRgssima to, cling to ^iflHr^: K- 221. ( d ) To continue, take up ^i^-i^J ?n: 372; ?ri=^iT c') ; *I j P. ) Propitiation, Jigger?!) fii%qls?g VI. i. 141 Comp.-jTo press,impartune,urge, K. 69. request; gt: HHwgwJirr To attend or 133, 207, 233 -4 ( a *igTOT%: /. i very close attachment. -2 Very close logical connec- tion ; $ fw? ; teacher has previously said , ( Gram. ) An ; ( !%Tndi3TftT- an indispenVedant.-i ).-8 indicatory syllable denote some leculiarity in the inflection, accent &c. of the word to which it is attached as the c? in 'T*^, or in sor or letter intended to ; \ Ki. 13- I9--9 Offence, fault, -10 An obstacle, impediment) also the clog or encumbrance of a family domestic ties or atuichment.-ll child or pupil who follows the ; A 70 set by his parent or teacher ( gwigwfT ft^: )commencement. 13 Beginning, Repeated application or devotion wftmsT ) -14 Course, ( It'irgjanf small bit or part, a .-1 5 pursuit a fractrifle.-l6 The junction of *wi tion ( with an integer ), as *Wr*:-I7 Base, stem ( tfia)rriw? ""wt J I wftuffc* example A ' [wgv?fa Thirst.-2- Hiccup. i Connected, related, a. Brahmana P. ( IV- S. 34- ( .62Sk.). The Naiyayikas recognise aqnw andsn^ as the the bur sources of knowledge Vedantins and Mimamsakas add pnf*ra:] the wo more aro'rqf^ and agqai Vaiseshikas and Bauddhas admit &c- See under 31he first two -only, the Sankhyas T i Repetition of an asser- exclude aqn, while the Charvakas 2 Repeating dmit ufi? only. Other sections of icfute it. ion to schools add three what has been said 3 Conversa- philosophical nore to the six sources Of know? **rw ). ion, dialogue ( g edge recognised by the Mimamsawg>rif*5 a. Speaking in reply, R>T5 cas equivalence srnST 6.86. \ a- [ One who knows learns or ; ' ' i i ' Connection, series &ca. cgfti. comp ( I ) a ( ) _ wft HW=attached or related to I having oiimgirfWT ifpi'Wf Mai. for its contents or subject matter &c-i <w aqTg*3t Dk- 101 continuing. or blended with ( b ) Mixed ; _ kind of crow. R. Ku- i A. To enjoy, experi- 7. good or bad things as the due consequences ( ii i n s ^T 19. 39i : . ; suffer ), of one's ience. iHg^H: iOTTs*3iw Followed by, accompanied with having in its train, resulting in, having as a consequence Dk- 60 n.^flHmrHMaarsTtfrgafafr i stre, A 1 I Enjoyment- -2 grant of land in perpetuity- forservice done. i ; im: 5- 7. ST* ?n<sta?rgfo :* $:i3*fo V- 4 one mis156 fortune closely follows another, or misfortunes never come single \ 3" Bg- 15. 2 K. 34Q-, Ki- I, 20 22 gorrgifrfaiTtW *THflW S* R. Ibeing associated with.-3 Lasting, growing prosperous! thriving, apace, continuous, uninterrupted^ wmJrsrf3Wt 67 i i i i " Ku. 5, 34; *5 R. 6. 77 continuous, uninterrupted or all-pervading K. 246, 303 " i wg*CT a Principal, chief, primay receive an adjunct, as a root, a disease &c. ). 2 [OTTO *a: 375*3; w?6t 0115 ] To be killed ( as a bull ), one of the mary ( I which thiee principal sacrificial animals at the TOtpietw sacrifice ; K. P. 2. 3 <wnft?m * ] guard, an auxiliary army a [ A rearfollow- ing another. A i ; K. 104 does not perceive or recognise. Caus I To remind, put in mind of - ta~^ I nj,n,R. *a -, ^>-,. ejijoy! taste, -5RUrwi5gWH Dk. I 2. 2ii_Ku, 5. 7 i 12 1, Ku. 4 45-, 4!) H^flWT'f irertiraig'j^ M. 5 undergo^8iging the state of a servant ^ K. 77 being in the sixth year, six years old.-2 To learn, hear, understands "*?mrgH*i% Ch. Up.-3 To try, test, put to the test ; mg5fiwa"hiw s- I well reminded. -2 To advise, inform sfa iV^oi f^at^jjstwjiti R. g ; 75- An after-thought, jcecol lection. -2 Reviving the scent o faded perfumes, replacing them when removed by bathing. Recollection, reminding A work resembling 113 29, " Mv. s S. power R. i srft 10. 38. 6- 3. 3T 20, 41, 4 22. Ki. I. 6 i Dk. 53; 3Ti i4igum wiuiol great might or 6- i I ( ^i^tarag*iieiti<[*4i 2. greatness ( digvalour Ki. 6- 28 T?Iift na nartia^nr Mai- I very noble or dignified--2( In Rhet. ) An external manifestation or ) 75 &c., ; w ^IT **nAv4 Bk. 5 .-4 To com arise include, grasps 9TT% stgw^Ia Ch. Up-~5 To come lip with, arrive at.get, obtain (mo Caus stly Ved. in these senses ) I To cause.to enjo, feel, or expea*? H rience! Mu. 6. I5i i To "reflect on I. meditate, think of "f' a^ friia T'g*H5^ K. 176, 279. -3 To infer *TPIT Bv. 1 20. -2 ' H- : niton, I Direct perception or cog from observation or experi personal ment, notion, apprehension.the im pression on the mind not derives from memory, one of the kinds o knowledge wia: i ni^- i 13- 15. arg*rnrai(j. Causing to understsnd, making one apprehend, indicatives ai understadning, knowledge; j??^r \wn P. 84. srgviiaii iwifgmm *rafi which again Bhflsha. Indication of feelings by signs, gestures &c. a. I Perceiving, knowing, eye-witness An feeling. -2 373*^51 g. s: ^iiaffqi- ; wi^i msif^Ht MS. coming 8- a- [^.-%l] understanding. direct is knowledge Being or Bri- Perceiving, Experience, or perception J.: /. i Up- / I Perception, apprehenexperience. -2 ( In Nyaya ) : sion) 69. -3 after. : |Tfitrg*T5: by 162. 163- &c.\ ^gi!fflrairJ Mai. 9. 35. -3 Firm opinion or resolution, determination, belfef \ right and sreum wrong, see T. ) D n S. showing signs of knowledge derived m* i: i , 4. 101. ( appropriate symptoms, such as by look, gesture &c.> called be some ensuant : >jar i indication of a feeling i wi ; j nity g^a ft K. I2H M ^.M.gK'i S. Dk. 125 To awake, to recollearn, obtain information of, know, be aware of * 5zjsg^8 "31*. 4 lect U. I. 3 K. 108, 240 V. : To exjerience, feel, have experience or cnowledge of, notice, perceive(by the senses &c. ), to suffer, bear, undergo ( as misery &c- ); ws^xrt "u-il P- consequence Dignity, majestic lusplendour, might, power, authority ( 7. 5- i ! I ordignitycf person, ; g.-2 ' ' A : end of Connected with, ence the at oft testimony, and ^ei gesure.g*rf m) -2 ExperieJice N.4.I05 -3 VnderstandLo4 Result, con.sequene. mp. 1%3? a. established by expefallible succession, 71 four Knowledge derived from sources: namely direct perception, inference, comparison, and verbal P. 51-52knowledge! see Bhasha 3 Dignity consequence .-Comp. N TOW: of the gloss or parathe principal Upani- phrase of shads by Mddhavachiirya. agy To 3 P. I. praise conform- commit ably! to throw or a-r^ij m- Praising into. conformably, imitating- A . ^i younger brother Ved- To rejoice over, P- Br-i t. Ms. deed -"Ht -Comp. a ( raw/. ) Causing an inference as an effect, being the ground of an inference. 86-87. 3. expressing assent i Assent Independence- i sufferance. -2 Inference from given premises; the knowledge obtained lo^M-ii jrpiby means of SJ^JTW i Consenting a- lo, permitopp. to ting! allowing, suffering ( active agent ) f Bg. 13- 22; Ms. 51 adviser- 5. Desire of inferring- 10 A- To consecrate or accompany with sacred hymns or *r<5*nf magical formulas; to dismiss with words) sacred and auspicious dismiss with a blessing! f*^Hntt. U- 2 : v. I. for ( *T^m*crr . Intoxicated with joy. p. pat- p. To succession, .to be be praised in granted with consecration by hymns and prayers. I adv. Along the way? according to a ( particular ) way' on or in the way atgu*TT<mT Ktoo come by this way. W3 a kidney bean : To agree or consent to, comply 'with, approve, sanction, granti^tD permit, allow! vn i ; [ wgiat mn: ] The following month- -H ind- Every month, See under praise. W5 ri,4 A. to be inft- Inferable, TOTT^JT: mtvit: R. i. 20- pet- ferred i )-, gladden. i?! the knowledge that arises deduction or syllogistic from reasoning. 1?: A : month aftemonth. country next to a desert I A. (P. in epic poetry ) 3 A- 2 P. I To infer, ( as I To rejoice with, join in rejoicing from some signis, premises &c- )j or sympathising with yfsdwyh^fl arf&Jit H$fn rargta^cgmHTi^ Mb. con- Bhag-2 To express approval clude, guess, conjecture n?ftrr?ty< ; 39; M. t. 12; R.'4- 87; 14. 20? Ku. i. 59. 3. 60. .5- 68; nR: Qfjt 5. 5. 2oi strt Ii. t f gsaf pleased Bh- 3. have recourse i 85- be refuse; \ i i ; i ; t i =iT|rH irjirg R. 16. not to reject or To follow, 222 wr*usrro?jjf wa ftgf;^i Mb. Caus. I- To ask for leave or permission; ask the consent of; ^gsi'tnt turn*: V. 2 ask for^leave to go; take counsel with; To to; wnwi^mnn^nA ^jjnsfq ask S- i Caus. (-imft ) fer or guess, bespeak, K. p. agreed to, granted &c.; Ve e^ w 3. permitted, allowed, f*5m 22; ""T*T S 4. 9. allo- to depart; 3?gttfT JT^TT R. 5. 101 a HT?JI Y. 2. 72 admitted by : both parties &c- 2 Liked, belo- ved, pleasant, loved, agreeable desired by, dear to; ?'"? * qfoRani! 3*crt 'rf?r Bn. S. $, 72 -3 Being of one opinion, agreeing or concuring with. ft: A lover; sfwnr im gwit Prai: Si- 6. 65.* ] Inference, conclusee given premises from Consent approval, permission; -^ V- 3. 17. 5*fc!?n ; Hm 160. -Caus. To gladden, delight, favour, permit. i ir-3i5 [ sion- indicate 132, 202- I The feeling of pleasure arising from sympathy,subsequent pleasure- -2= srgRi^i see below. : i Approval, i 3- Approved, consented to, reconcile, equal To lead one to in- 47-~2 for, I , ; 5- request or beg; Y- I- 240. 3 To honour- 4 To put to account. 2. i a. One who assent, scondi:ig,acceptance, complianceinfers j -2 Causing pleasure- 6 A. To follow in Inferring as the instrument of an aigmff, conclusion from 8._85. followed in given premises an inference, conclusion i one of the four means of ( used actively ). i death R. i death by you 58 i obtaining knowledge according to Following in death the NySya system ( srgfsrra^BTRgwTi n5mwti% * ffT: H35 fl a^fteinw ?ft 5Jm%5TFi. It is of post-cremation of a widow two kinds wftg^nf & quMnw) t ( snsr ^ f%ft\pri i ITO gfir 'll MS- I2.I05-This is allowed to guess, conjecture, sign to other woknow 3t'tt*g ("TO wrr %IT HI%GTM Kshatriya, Vaiiya and but not to BrAhmana women men, anRim. -3 Analogy, similarity H T%m wgnf & Baafont wft if^n^Ti^r SsjH 5- 5 you judge severely condemns this practice by the analogy of see K ( of others ) 1734. your own heart go after K. 305- 4 ( In Rhet. ) A figure argsr 2 P- I To follow, which consists in a notion, expr - ( fig. also ) ajirijf Higq^fi' Bh- 2. 77; miwrnw sed in a peculiarly striking mari- jmqTt'FgPnTi'rt S. I. 29 ner, of a thing established by proof; niaft Ku.. 4, 21. 2 To imitate, equal sr ftsrgg'jviw frame f* S. D. 711 2 A ii ; i *mw 3^ , i a: f. Permission, consenl approval, assent.-2 The isthday of the moon's age on which she rises one digit less than full, where the gods and Manes receive obla tion with favour; personified as a i goddess or worshipped jasuya sacrifice ( in the i i ; i i 72 w: Following a. Ved. U. . Food. A aryu^ ;. follower- attached aryrrt-^T Retinue, train ?T i I f Bg be fond with ace, or loc- ) devoted ( to, S- ; HI. P. 2. 78 ] I Following; attending, consequent. -2 Like, sirnilar--3 Following a teacher principal person as a [ m A follow). ( igmv wgifaT i%^j er ( lit. & fig. ) Hijiiijin<w: followers of the doctrines of R. a dependent or attendant ; ; To make 68 301; Cans 3. 173. 62 3. A ] mony part of ijji* ( ) sa I 18 5- cere- No or rite sacrificial usually written *giT* R. ifici.il secondary , .supplementary 7 A. VII. jraums: p. ;i. 168 Si- 64 7. 17 8, ; q. v- ask. question i U. I- t^TOTgoirgujraiiH 14! Pt. ] P.p. I Asked, questioned, examined, ordered &c -2 Censur- dyed I7o. 2 Pleasedi contentec' loved beloved <^ ) STII t all*meani 3i*: be attached or with loc or 3f having 9 ; i ( fwwfwi: y^n?j:JT$a*T.' Muj^\ Mk.-l interrogator) inquirer! a teacher, especially hired or mercenary ( "TjwtTirtHi). A 5. 1 ; TT question, Ss - , lo 0- i* Mu. :/. ., i ; ^T ~* T4? 6. _ . i Censure, reproof.-3 Solicitation--* Exertion, effort *g> i*nfcjii%i Pt. 2.140. -5 Religious spiritual union. -6 Comment. -Comp- fj i. a n interrogator. -2 a teacher, spiritual meditation preceptor , wg*m ( Love, attachment, de- votion, affection. Gratifying, pleasing. rarir Conciliating, satisfying gratifying, pleasing, keeping con tented Sifi: H^Hmgiaiif rr: U-i- li. m i What combines or les connected with, situated or on. 2 Examining, que-tion; ,-f- f ed, asked : A p pleased, conciliated, kept contented &c. a. Become red, reddened. Redness. 2 Devotion, attachment, contentment, loyalty awrn: ( opp. love, affection, T:I ) passion s Fit be question- asked with a reproof. obedient and servant humble servant A * ( with i: ; or in comp. loc. Mu. 4 21 ?ft^pf j !, nv- viT^r 3. I5 , R 3. Io a gesture or external sign expressive of love tmnrcj ?is^: wrz. . . ; Ak. Attached, enamoured, impassioned, inspired with love *T (swronnmramt H. I i "J? ihid--2 Causing or inspiring love.-f< Personification of a musical note. 5.n Sounding, !W3j SSSK?; companied in JV1 . echoing! 1 . 21 ac- sound- 8. 31. question, inquiry. ^:i-'firq Echo, reverberation) magnified by echo; U. 2. 215 Mai- 9. 6; Mv. 5. 41. anj'.a: [ signer TO ] i A secondary feeling ( in Khet. ). 2 A zrot secondary flavour! saltish taste! if ^ a [ agutT ^: ] Secret, soprivate.-H adv. In secret. . litary, apart, privately! Si. 7. 50- Following the night * aaV. In the night; every night, night after night. a. I Causing welfare; also written as t'ytan i gzw^jta ^wrol Av. 2 Born under the asterism *rgn^r p. IV. 3. 34. -wr [ 3T3"nr imt T%?ir called snid to ' The Great Brazen Palace have been buiUin 161 B.C." ' ^2 P. To \veep along with, condole with, sympathise; gs$ii?iT "a Ku. 4- 15 r w^fTf^am w- v it & Si. 4. 47- Condolence, sympathy. ^. .-NV J. I. To obstruct, block to, surup; nmBIFWl *iiii3pjra Mb round, hem in; ^I^^^R'ST tfjn,... ^^re^T Bhag.-2 To bind, fasten. 3 To stick or adhere to follow closely, observe, practise; aigrcrrf* "f? Ms- 5- 63 should observe impurity (be in mourning ); S^'HW. ( ywn i ; Ms. ; jT : . a- gw inquiry, i atftvTOrgvrireiqrn**i^lii'Jpf P. VIII.. 2 94 * *TTT R. I3 71. Hginfwsrr 2 Rlrtitam* i a. i A n examiner, m. - ); Ram s: I [ amir* ; loyally, devoted favourable to him loved by people devoted ;p, fond of a. ?M ] One who has ordered, examined cf. i loyal, ircrpw: Ki. I- ed, reproached. ^""i': a .'3 Reddened, p. p. ) exaimjj^tion margin of a path along the margin ; pleased, gratified- ace- s 62! Si. 13 68. -2 To examine ( as an accused t put on triahMs. 8. 79' -?50.-3 i'o impart or "give as instruction. -4 To order, en join. -5 To select as husband. ;/. ( road foot- the ; II- *5fWT a- of A red ^redder.. dye, colour Dt ; street, A Titiii'mna ft^m ] 37g*'-*n [ path, a by-road, Ki- 12- 23- 4- 27 -2 To attach oneself to, please gratify, conciliate, keep contentec or satisfied smw: JPTTTOS JJSTHJTCT 12- anjfffi 4 jg. JHT-JTST, [ actually stated; Love, attachment. love, like of, , : is" . ; . gested by what i Ms- H Following. wgrnftpi. a. I- i""j: I, 2. I wgmH The power of words meaning sug- called wflsr q. v.; the 01 * Ram; Pt. follower, attendant anklets &c- -2 36.-3.To be attached II- procession. A be red' attend- ; Wffi^lTw ance upon following H IPTT. 9* ^STff Jtfaa: T* ^Tzin^lJjT Rim. * aa"t;. In or after a ; To I Si. 9. 7 : ( became rerl or )--2 To_be delighted, fine : "a""* i Sounding conformably toi a continuous tinkling echo produced by the sounds of bells, srrm P. III. 2100 Sk. jorn immediately aiter a male. -4 To love, be fond of, or devoted to, attach oneself to; Trg*?> fa- 73 Rani. i > i qft^rttrgre^ U. 3. cherish ( act up to remember it ) 5. 2I\ ^r<wg(?;<mqr 5g i , Mv. 2 follow or adopt TTft*'* Ki. II. 78 TT Bk- 16. 23 love, like.-5 To conform to, obey, follow, adapt r MTf?f oneself to, act up to swiv&& Ki- 2- 12 fa m^isiq : or 13^1*3- ; n&i* v vwr K- 181, 298 3t?7^>*3$r& T?rf*: Mv. 6 feel the force of compassion forfa o*9r R~ri3TCJ ej9^rci Mv- 5. 35 following up Mv 3 regard with zji^ gwssgwr^ respect, obey srgwrM *m i i U. i: 26 antistrophe, having the same mi?tre as the ^fM%r or strophes the second of the three verses ($w) recited together, the other two being Suitability, fitness i 6, The tion.-2 ( In medicine ) Carrying off by the regular channels, sucn as purging, alleviation. 3ig*tR^ra Den. P. [ To stroke or rub with tjie hair or with the *r* uRigrain, go with the grain 3inTghi^^ Susr. -2 To evacuate, i purge, carry off by the channels. regular i a- aigpfuT Not I more nor neither excessive, less , i i Mf5Wgw gr r>: 26 wwsnfo*wi*sft -*wg?i^ K- 207 please by carefully attending to &c. show regard for 24S--7 To urge, anwnrro press', entreat, request (TO ^Tftg^wTTW2/7 ^rpm. MSI. I wr * HTB?sT Dk. 122 courtedi wooed. 8 To assent or agree to, approve like, comply with n?\j, = 3 ably or agreeably i i ifwmr t: * Dk. I06s TH=rTOn!l S> ffgrjwff 4 intently 5f: [ A a^-^S^-fj^ J peacock. 3^6P. To apoint, besmear (with perfuflWBB&c- after bathing)i smear, daub, cover over; ^gr^jr " *% S'\. 9. 51, 9 151 Tfv?rgf?w wr^ffl R. 10 covered with 10. . : irorar- i S. 7. i 7 so wranjftsH.') fltf*rn- ; envebped one who I [S'i-iiK'U fftftfrnnrar^wm 131 obeys, conforms-to &C.-2 Obeyed, observed, pi actised, wanted ( are^ra ), written ar !?[ Rv. 3. 55. 5. darkness 71 besmeared in Dk. !ts a. i with perfumes &c. ""T. dience, regard,.-onsideration *r* figfi* K, 160, 180. 192 Mu.7 pleasnre or gratifications Mu. i. 2 out of regard tor *ftwiTgflat5T Ve. I in consideration of Mv. 5. 3. 28 ft^gtfaTfj*r accordingly, in accordance i i . . i , with it! i a^Ta^tr^HtgOxtfi. Ft after great consideration uring H. 100 I. humo- , 2. 103 reference ( of a rule ).-3 Pressing, urging, coaxingi entreaty, solictatlon, request! i * f*mg r>.: K. 209 retai3<wrrw$ta* Bearing of a rule. r^rwn i Si. 20. 135 8l. i 4 t, -a* a. Campliant, complying with, obeying or conforming to, having -regard to, caring ifttWHt fwngfiftift Ram for i :-^* i Unction, anointing smearing. -2 Ointment, unguent such as sandal juice, oil &c. any emollient or oily application-, "wjK- 28 rubbed with pastel 5fn% K- 324. One who anoints ( the body ) with unguents &c. ! 5I1tg^I worthy w K. of i adapted 1581 to, comp. *ra wT?rtgsq vn%(T6!j Pt. I *'t S- I , according i ^?3 ftg<3*W(i 1Q to; | *qrg- 203-2 Suitable or 192, or in <Jfr5Kfj,- fit, a. vrS'&f Hidden, clinging 146, slfe|tt: V- , Mo- -2 Modern new family. tg*^ a. [ 315*^ w. Ja ] Relating to a genealogical table. 3*<* ro>: ] Very [ somewhat crooked or ** Moving somewhat a. wtj^sfi crooked i oblique obliquely or retrogressively (said of planets ) aign^ 2 P. I To say or speak after or for One ftpnil wfiVrfr rrj^n ^wfirft Ms. II- 191. -2 To 5nmicwrepeat, recitei reiterate Ait. Br. learn, study Sat. Br. wr^rsg^?S4y., see tjn* below-3 To concede the point, assent i W \ i \ i 4 To name, call.-Caasto read to cause to recite oneself ( 6efoie reading aloud ) 3^ iw oft used in dramas to, yield To i s i S. V- 2 to, I I j a^J- I i i *te P. V. 4. 75.] f wgT?: I With the hair, regular, in natural order, successive (opp- nffrt )i ( hence ), favourable, agreeablei '6^r ^tfrgt^i?P5 t Ram. 5at- Br?* |r* Sk. ploughed in the 2 Mixed as a regular direction. TT woman of the lower tribe caste than that of the man's whom adv. In she marriesi Y. 2. 288. regular or natural order Hfo>w- .- Repeating, reciting (3replying &c) ij^Miiii* a. t ' ' ! i A i f5$Tg*W I Mu. i M lT<< attached Si. 5. 46 JfsnjjBw; Dk- r 104 concealed from the people- Su-sr- r: ( castes.-COMP. w* a. having for&$-a- speaking tune favourable. in favour of wsT^fg^w At: .^i. 2 25- w, born in due gradation, offspring of a mother inferior in caste to the father; said of the mixed Ms 10 25? Y. I- 95. i tribes Regular gradation, nding or putting I Repetition, recitationi .31 teaching, instruction, lecture. 190 2 A chapter, section, lesson, division--3 Repetition of Mantrasor texts in conformity with 9* or injunction said by other priests- wrara: [ wye^ ?'%, 29. Vart- ] I citing, reading- 2 II- 4* 'T ^ f* P- Repeating, reA subdivision 3 of the Vedas, section, chapter. section, referring to a from the J?>veda o r Mixed Chapter or pi- ) i campilation Yajurveda ( 3R'ia-*^ N. of a table attributed toSaunaka- sw^iflift ^^efpfjfT ) COmP of contents [ T^-tnT!i-5ff9 ] A se- in the right direc- verse by the Hotri priest, in which the god is invoked to^accept the offering prepared for him, or recited a sort of priest, Si- 14. 20 with gen *W; K. sfft .-a. ' Like, resenruling, corresponding xn$&wstmi i i , to A t genealogical table ; ; Compliance, gratification, fulfilling one's wishes &c. 2 Conformity, accordance, obei 3jgTw;->4 i race or species Repetition, tautology- ; Mv. 4 agree with me. , Mk- fixed. m^ m- i smoothed, free from W'^rt/%* ) disturbing circumstances ( l).-2 Not clear or manifest. a- i i * to. Attached to, intent on, "H wwTseeking or pursuing after; a^ff ; s Conform- adv. :-^ar,-ci5T: ( awftftw, ( ; Malli.) ( 74 nd y<* Repeti- [ T?-<3r\-T3i\] /. rtw.-i' tion^ recitation &c. See lecture. sra A Recitation of passages wjari"** of the ffigveda by the Hotri priest in obedience to the injunction (iK) of the *! priest.-^Causing to instructing. -3 recite, teaching, Reading to oneself see above- 2 \ Vedas. or ": 109 , to devoted ] I One learned especially one well-versed in the Vedas wuh their Angas so as to be able to and teach them; repeat, read *t *fi?w. Ms- 2. 154 ^rvUFi: 5. 82-. Y. 3- 24 $?SS<35Wt: Ku 6. humble, Modest, unassuming well-behaved. ; 152 ; ; *grw: g|. [ 2 I he 4th year in the "A year. or the 5th of 5 years' cycle cycles of 12 years in the Bn'hasi 5 i pati cycle3^5.1 P. ing, I mock ( ; To be explained vyatspet. p. >r illustrated -2 (In gram-) To be I the subject of an assertion sentence ), opposed to fiftJ which affirms or denies something about the subject. In a sentence the 5*Tn or subject which is sup- made [ in a posed to be already known is repeated to mark its connection with the ft* or predicate and should placed first; atg^to^j'wN i TTOI- TOV in ff^f. i^S. shou Id have been placed first, though the construction is defended by Patanjali. imitate in speak with ace. \ftt ) *-.... (P- &. A.) repeat awigw^ra Sk to resound, echo wjw^Ta rftwt P. I, 3 .49 Sk. 3TJ'?% ; r sfir i. i Fumingated, perfumed. -2 Administered as an enema a. &c see 3?n;. 3flg3: ] Subject [ to obedient. ?t: Subjection, obedience ( to the will of another ) ; t g )t i5nf"^TJ '5 ^f rally t To To -3 i 3 U. I To lay down a rule, regulate- -2 To obey, act up to, see *r3i%arm follow, conform to ^*3rat*i n ifni Bh, 2. 28 the footsteps of the great have to^>e trodi den in. One who dwells near; To -3 arjikunr i Obedience *3f One : of the 23, 15- 69. To p. disappear, va nish or perish after or along with another: Perishing after. P. To enter [ The wind or go after, follow. 2 after- Following, entering Marriage uf a younger brother betore the elder ed ; ( jftgna^oi f| s'Tgw is fti%iq* a. [ arjwftw w. 3gtat ). i fire: Acting ; tongues of 7 -2 orders &c- I. a?3fta:-*rt I Dressed, clothed) wrapped up--2 Fastened, or bound to, attached toI ] ( Obedient, submissive) compliant, conforming to orHI wi imfSsrftfT H 2- 141 ders *!%osrwrfNT*fifTf5Wot V. 3 -2 Resembling*; Hfl^iHmsnHirafo Si. 6. wjftaift*. a- resident. n. [ nH.-rfi trained conformity to in imitateto follow resemble, pass. To be rules; obey. dwell near to or with ace. ). ( discover, consider. marry. / Finding, obtaining. See under To P. along with a this operation. by To find, To deem, see, obtain. -2 the will of another, ; echoed; and approved also; 3tvcn^mf&z *T gjiF treate i 3T3ft^6 U- : sRn. To art m i i m. R- 9. 30, N- of any one of the three notes of the gamut- i Conformable to. in harmony -like gfsfwr^n^T Ram with, . study, w i ; Subsequent mention by way of explanation or illustration. -2 Study of the j- 4 ment, explanation or illustration am repetition P. Ill- 2. also. Explanatorycorroborative, repeating with com- recited Repeated, Poccurring in the text studied. -i%: /. I see wrar^ I w ?- <m, ( i i s*l ) confirmation. orroboration, 5 6A i afters ii: Susr.i gufiWrTRt marri) w- i Mb. : flSTHf'ft, ^n. ] A next-door neighbour. rf5: ( pi. N of a people in the wind which ward direction blows from the pupil to the pre- the north-east. ^ ^rwia gtr Being obstructed in ceptor &c- H ftwwrs -j) wjiSs*?: HS Ms. 2- 203. consequence of *gw ind- Time after time, re- *5?H,I A- sometimes P. also) a ) To go I ( Transitively used peatedly, frequently. ] ) wg*r?: I Repetition (in general) 2 Repetition by way y* K. 206of exalanation, illustration or cor roboration awjr^ ^iift P. II. 4. ; ; ( ft?j;wt'J'i!& tory Sk- repetition ) or Explana 3 reference to what is already mentioned such a paraphrase or free translation any portion of th< Brahmanas which comments on particularly, explains a Vidh or direction previou: / laid down and which does not itself lay dowr illustrates, or any directions a supplemental repetition, opp. to ftft authoi ftf tajive or direct injunction ' ; Nyaya of 3 kinds : ( ^* sutra .4 it! i ( ) or To roll after, follow, conform ( pursue \ (fig.) act accor.ioneself to, be scent: per2 To use the oily enema fume. (see the next word) treat by using to follow, such enema fTtfftT'5fli^ 5- 2. ftsft K- 289 ra5f MIW 11 wg?ran S. 3. approve of her chossfamnf TJ rf;NtI ice U. 1. 10 words conform to the sense 10 P: I ; *nr^ i niwm 115- Sujr. ; ;. it is i r i ing ( in i bey, adapt guided byj humour ing.to, ) with incense &c. ringe, clyster-pipe (Mar. ft^srft )i an oily enema or the operation i wmS^ i ; K. 104 follow;*! 2 Perfuming clothes by dipping the ends. -3 (* also ) A sy- itself *? ; i Perfuming o rstent- general to, ftm ^3TiTO!TTrf: fjftf: Ku- 36 followed his mate in drinkBh- 2. no ing* drank after her 126 Bg. 3- 23. Dk. 80, 69. 3- ; , 1 75 Mu 3 following Hrc q path of graiitudc HjjWrrM f?- "ffsgana Si 15. 41 Mai- 3.. 2. ( l>) To imitate, resemble equal ^1 =* Mb. ( c ) ; ; , i " " To Dk. gratify, humour- please 2 ( Intransitively used ) (a) 65. To follow, coma after '5I 5?"3*- H- continue, endure. behave, (d) To be repeated or act towards, In gram. supplied from a preceding rulei Stra or assertion ( said of a word or rule which continues to exercise influence on what follows); e g. in P. IV 3- 95 *rf^>: tsw ( occurring in Sutra 80 before ) |W3P$I Sk. Caus.l To cause to revolve, turn round *$ sarS'a ^* HTgaaiaif n: ) ( ; Bg obey ajrfa i To 2 3. 16- act to, follow, up tf&mwyifaiii Mv. 7i 367-3 K. wragiiwggfafoi: Ve. 3 To favour, oblige; comply with one's ,4,%: ftfffi > W__ request iJTifmg3nsfo in'igmaaT: K- 73 ifata: Mai. 7. 4 To put in, carry out. -5 To repeat or supply from a 5 ftarwn ?fa srf preceding Sutra i Dk. unrfjMHifl: -j?T*jt i ar^ft: 4^-ti^T^T Ki. of. 3 consequence Acting according or suitably tp> graticompliance, acquiescence ^ V. Ttagfafa P. 2. 13. Sk-6 To use, ! fying, pleasing 9F&* U- 3. 55; K. 265 *rai "tTgtufa i5ir% Dk. 9s Si- 9. 58 ; ; Mai. i M. i 2- 9; "5* T?*tw MI pliant or obedient spirit, previous U- 7- 5-~4 of conduct Remembrance Ki. 18. 18- 5 (Gram.) Being supplied or repeated in a following, rule'- continued on a a preceding influence of course i rule.-6 Imitating, resembling &C--7 Repetition wf- following Ved- a. , 5^af Following ( fig. also )i attending, compliance, obedience, conformity, wfawrg*#i Ak ?^nsjI Dk- Mv. 7. Ever and anon, con- ind. w ^Bfqa^ssiTgn: 2 Grat ifying, obliging. 161. R. 3. ) 4; sTfyog* a. arg^a HIBT 55 ). ' 3 ii i ( A ] arg^Tffi, a. 383. I Following, obeying, in with aceor^ to, psri*nft ^jjft ftff ^ig^ram: Tuftqt Sr^Ttg'smsr: i. 69-, comp Ht. I - 2 To or hit i ftsgt3CTn: srgfag/i. by, following the obedient, faithful, i qftzTgisngrfT That a,gE5Hnif [ wg^q^m^nw which comments on and explains **fwn ) Mantras, Swtr: s Ac. i bored D.-2 Pierced, i S- intertwined ofi i sur- pervaded by, re- plete or filled with, abounding in, mixed or blended with, intermixed) worthy. *? S- 3rgs?T.a. [*3nft *?R] Following, attending. 1- 20 that another place ( i. Repetition, mentioning repeated utterance else.--' something along mith A curse, imprecation. i a. P Cursing; execrating- To follow, go afters K- 132, 210 attend especially a departing guest ( as I awtagaaiw i far as the bank of water; lake, &c.i as a mark of respect Y-I.H3) Ku. * wmii ^w^tniff: N 38 7. ^jfgjrmtri fj^^w^fli visit in order, seek--3 "*- ' Ram--2 To Togo to or betake oneself to T>T *T: sEpmgasrfn Pt. I deer herd or associate with deer -4 To obey, to do near , i homage to- going Following, departing guest; 3. 107. rggiTO/>0r />. To be by the relatives of to the cemetery- followed as person dead a faithful to, attached to or acewith gen. )i ftmu *Twg=rar ( Bh- 2- 103 IWT: !?f3am: Ram--2 Duly performing the vows or wra ). ( oppduties prescribed a: A class of Jaina ascetics; with, a. Accompanied .. srifij: a or bought for, a hundred class of words of TO mentioned in P. VII. 3- 20- where both members .. i ( interwoven with, R. 13 54 p.p. I. Obeying, following ?& *i"16. 48, 6. 18 conti- emeralds, Uninterrupted) arrw* Mk. i Me- 65 3nuously kept dp, continued Ku. 3f^Ht nOT\Mu. 3 Uirar^; 7. 3 ijiiwzii onfao^fc Dk. 1 12, 137; ^tai%: qtjiiigiir^ 35 Rounded off taperingly round with, relating ww. q^i*K ) fragprttainpi K. Mai. i. -3 Connected to adhering to 179. 4 Supplied from a preceding to the Dk- 117, 124 i rule &c2 Conforming tt Obe- 5 Si. 5. 25 chased, closely folcharacter ( snrajain ). lowed or pursued--4 Set, inlaiil dience, conformity, compliance variegated ) 33. n, ) Chaw*f3?ra undergo Vriddhi- i &c- i ( a portion of Brahmawa which explains difficult Stras, texts &c. occurring in especially, Devoted or 1 , f^amn"^ wsuar Overspread, rounded, full 3T3 compliant p. ( , Ms pierce 43m ~2 impel, urge- Guided advice of (In Nyaya ) Conin sciousness of the perception Vedanta phil. ) perception of a sentiment or judgment. after, especially a Ms- 9. ^wsmgrf^: To wound, pierce &c. -3 To fill or mix with, blend see wgftgbelow--4 To with, again mixture : ; conforming , =qft*Tg Katy- -, secondary token- 4 P- preceding Sutra ) * argi^af?* &t sigsinira [ Following Approval of, concurrence in. result, conse4 Continuance Supplying from a quence. 5 Contact, I. -2 Blending, fusion. -4 Obstructing. at i mtoGwym ??5iw 'reHOTi5*t D- 20. -3 2. ; K. 298- Hurting, piercing. i 'iif 3fi$iT: S- I Bent in ^3^%^ a- [ ^s-Tfi ] bent under-conformity with Securing with bandages, baiidaging, a sort of bandage ( ar<prtone of the 14 kinds mention^?: ed by SusHita. i JtRum iu Increasing regular ratio. stHiitly, 5ra Si Si. 3- 79- for to approve--9To imitate, dp after one OTf*Rwl!fllffei ft "fi^STm 3i3%:,-5n; perforating! f t% j n qTw gqciB^sfra^H Mu- 3 who the to conforms to or is true duties of kings ( previous ) com- 3?gsf?5 employ. -7 To lead one to, attach to.-8 To speak in favour of, speak i in 52 i -, R. 6 63, 14 i: Si. 4- 49. t 16- To (b) 3 To *%w), taking up i continuity 5*f*iri2 R. 13. 78 by following the f=Ft 100 Fervicei aaif ; i> s example of i (<:) Assenting to appro*gi?^ Ku- 5. 65. conformity, following, continuance in (opp. TJI. . val raigfiTTT ^ 2 Obedience, See &c. 2 under i i i i [ g-3jo"fa, g-ar^ J A sor t i ; c of evil-spirit, Rakshasa. ; , ) (for the time being) instead of a regular instrument, a secondary such as a finger-nail weapon or instrument. Anything used i 76 To advise, P. I ( a ) persuade, prevail upon, address Ku. R. 6. 59. enjoin act )i 5. 5 55?w %^a ( 75 13. **f% i Bk. 20. 17 * i 4. leys, directs fg V. af,33iiifa og 3 IWM births 5 tells, fliaf. sfi?ni? Sk Ms. directs 6. S6.-2 To rule, govern. -3 To SOBS chastise, punish, correct 3, ><3if,jJ 5S!t II. IOC, 9. TV. , To 2334 in Regret 6. ) A praise accomplish, perfoim, One who directs, 9 ruler, v* V. 4. wgsm!* a- Regi etting&c. i! A variety of heroine (tHWRiiSwS^: ohe who is tad and dejected, being appiehensive of the loss of her lever ( SBitffliftnTanKafft ) a. instructs, gcyei ns g*.w3?n^i?iit Bg. or punishes; wft 'firas.Rii *i3in ) ni<|r<<- tfin: di- ; rection, order, command instruction laying down rules or precepts; a law, rule, treatment precept ( of a subject ), (with the object! in comp. or with gen., the agent, a Devotedly attached Repentant, penitent, I ; 1 to, faithful. -2 i ; j expressed, being put inlhemstr. rfrgsrifw Ki. igf"iar%ci ); j . Advice, persuasion, WSJSITO* 3 Hating Connected as with a the 5 Enjoyirg fruiis of deeds; epithet of the soul. , assiduous ap- 35Tte* Intent or plication; constant cise, constant or ; | ursuit or exer- repeated practice <> i j or study 16 28. Ki- ftftWHlti^fiftSji i P. r m Sk.-Comp- II. obedient 3- ?$i N. of the 13 th book of the Mahabharata ( sp called because it lays down precepts of advice ) Assiduously practised, repeatedly done, carfully attended - i to or studied. Instruction, teaching To P. I over, regret Mk. 8: f. bewail, mourn , 3 ;* ; 333 itrw* n Ve 5 4 condole with, K. 333 Caus. To mourn over, weep with deplore, grieve for, regret goifwr 5> ^jSr futfT a giragjTtftfTi U- 3. 32 nor was ^he ( her loss ) regretted. Pt. command. I. ' aigTifi^H a. learn- Practising, ing. ; /- : sigijn fsgii [ An ] animal followed by its young one. *53H 2 A. I To lie 01 sleep with, lie sleep along with upon, close or along to lay oneself down adhere to or follow closely, cling ; , f A ceremony enjoined by the Vedas ( ? ). i $mir Sorrow, ^-};! a nee, rt-gret sense. wg^ ( ^ir ) ftff repent" in the same Subhasliita i 2 gritve 5j. j 4 .- repent, : j i 3 ,w wan why ) i sm dvIn continuous or close ore er, one after another. i regret M;l 8 should , . 3^W p.p- I Connected with, closely rejated or attached to;fow>-IK: tf.fs^m: Mv- 2 constant, everarising -2 Clinging or aohering to ( actively used )>??gsM ^ ezjn%j > Mb. fcgtiTfi v.\ ^*j.BTior |; 51^ i w- fiiavw flmnpt^i nw?j U. 2 4. constantly pieyingon the heait; ! Mv. 4. I Close adherence or attendconnection, conjunction, association ig*irfo! ^5znorrr% U. 7 good thirgs closely follow one an other ( come close upon one another ).- 2 Coalition, cirrmixtuie -3 Connection of word with word-4 A word r woids repeated fromthe context to supply an ellipsis. 5 Necessary consequence, inevitable result 6 Connection of a subsequent with a previous act, 7 Incidental mention orrelation tfltf8 Yearning, eager longing. 9 *). 10 Compassion, pity, tenderness (In Nyaya) Connecting together the 3ii" or application and Rtw or conclusion by the use of the pro: ance ; noun ^ ( 7Tiret Amnwv^ *treM n 3T"ftria ^^f The nasals with connected certain roots ending in consonants P. VII. I. 59 Sk wgmr* a. I-olIowing as a necessary result, consequent concomi) connected with. *gwi a. I Connected with adhering or sticking o SWKS? \^- tant, adhering to, \ g a Repentan , sorrow sp= f. fa sg ,,,,r M you be sor v ; ^ . , ao ,s\ V. 4rSi. 7. 25 2. i %0\ "14-2 I Regretful, penitent -2 Causing regret. g _ To hear (=" ) 113aiinran Ms. 9. 100 aaorgsjiS Pt. I heard, related. -2 to hear reas from a sacred peatedly authority hand ('own as by Vedic 3 3 i gwrgtmiiw 5'i. 17. 57. 2 Following as a nev essary consequence; i- re To Aift imAra remorse ; ; i or stick to for To P. ( i orderi I in- consequence. j ; ; sorry. regretful, tensely. -4 I. 28 words of advice wi7?g5itOT Ms. 8, 130.; 6. 50 2. 159 fa* K. 146 IT*I?:H laying down rules on the gender of nouns, explanation of gender &c. 51*^13511^ Sk66- () cling to, follow closely. upper partor $UIH^ if a called purchases, technically rescission Ms 8- 222', see rfraig??. tfr disease of the feet, a sort of boil cr abscess en the execute, or gen. ( adhere or pass (-'<**3l ) I To stick, cling, adhere to, be attached to ( fig- also ) w'ja i w% ij*ria ^ caig ?wts3^siS Uk. 43 sometimes occurring as aigfsfa (from f^ also i^i/f fligai^j a Aagsjw Bg 6 4; 18. io. -2 To be supplied frcm a preceding rule or statement Cnus- I To fasten or attach something ) to. -2 To supthe case of pjy ( as an elliptical expression); ( i of Sftma Hatred as with connection, f * kind A i To 5 3 ] ( , nj,*mg3,i$ifaT Ve- 2 8- I. i i extol. ^iftMal.6. clofe attachment consequence ( to any object ). 5 ( In Vedanta phil- ) The result or consequence of bad deeds which very closely clings to them and makes the soul enter other bodies after enjoying temporary freedom from recurring order, how to S V. l i ; q*rwmtgr%!: R. gifrnf mi?t angers Si. 16. 2 q'f >ia: 4 Close tell, direct, to teachi instruct i | ; To (r>) Intense enmity or j \ gR 5 P. I i i tradition. : Vedic or sacred tradition. w^*r%w |% iftwr^WT rtfa Bh. Related or applicable to, prevailing ( atj^rui HHW ) g^w HWttgwte: MS. 3. 76. 3 common, j 7. 52; !wfa ipr Ki 6.35. connected with, natural to, greatness. 4 Addicted attached to, fond to, devoted or of. 77 Concord, grammatical connection or agreement. ajg^-.-^^H Rewatering, ing over again. :/. Praise I P. ( fg*? ( 2. <*i5 Pt. I--3 Comor course of conduct, *w procedure, course of action nrrowgBPi wn? ?T: nfn^ag U- 5. 21-4 Practice of religious rites or ceremonies, any religious rite or ceremony fi^agsi^facir^ ^a.fl? ^^^^- ? OT ). troggrt i praise after ,* follow in praising. , fa at* ]*i Following in praise; speech-2~Sarasvat/'.-3 N. of a class of metres consisting, of four Padas tf 8 syllables each, iho whole stanza syllables ( so consisting of 32 called because it follows with its gayatn, praise i. e. *gE^fa the which has Padas 3 U. I. Mv. 8' *w 'the to the doctrine ) the Sankhya intermediate body between the S$w or subtle and the "?<* or gross Ccmp. ' according ( i body. to Causirg In later metrical systems it stands as a general name for all metres which- have 8 syllables in.each foot ( the highest possible number being computed to be 256 ) <^l sg a^ after, into or 3 U. I To search look after, inquire into, in. vestigate, explore, examine, ascernflwVi vjisigwiiat H- 3 tain Ms 12- lo6.-2 To calm, compose, i i aromsm^Sffc snwtf ^ v^\ To think of, aim at, refer or allude to, consider, deliberate) quiet H i 4 ~3 niwnEmg*qinnt H. Mv. 6 because wtti I to perform- aimed ii which rule j,*gnHgW?!at H. do an act. < WH i i i ^ i i violated. > (n I Uform or carry 10 ( To I ) do, per- i attend bring about, out, execute, order, duty &c. effect, accomplish ( KU. ) bi.siness ) *g<8:-|:/ [ "-g> ] Proper order, succession ( used only in instr- ) ^B, wgstn a^l"' in proper order, imduly, immediately, properly mediate, direct. s,ggi,-gm E o pvt- p- To be effected, performed; followed, done con i ftai- 7. 1, i- 17 ft.jS. 7 Siig^qg a,m " % *mi5 S- I. i; Bg. 331 follow V. 5 do as your papa i : \ : i r ; i what M I orde rs wgi%8tair*=?t Sil* look or attend to yo'ur own duty, do your business. -2 To follow, aa &c. ) ot serve ( practise, commit ( a sin ) -3 To rule, go'vi-fn, appoint -4 To stand superintend by or near ( with loc- ) M s II. formably to*i5'$W3WM, to do with. 112. sit on' blue lotus ( apw).- Comp. 5: (-* ray ) having cold rays, the moon. N of a plant . i , i atgBrcifa ; ceremonies ) ^gfagat ( cold, a. [ ) J hrough to food i a adv. I or after food. -2 According after every sacrifice.-3 Voluntarily, step in a syllogism, or application. the Investigating, looking aften skilful in concerting plans. *g'rjm p. Inquired into, inconnected with, in accordance or union with, conformawable to f|T flwrigsf^aT Mb. p. vestigated-, according to A Concealing in To order or performance, practice) execution, accomplishment &c- obeying, acting in con^5wa nqnggr=f S. 4 formity to follow, To guided by .-3 I To walk To join. -2 along become join, wgsw: Regular or nection, as of words. piif-'iV aftt-r--3 To visit, go towards or to.~4 To penetrate, cross, traverse-5 To become assimilated- a. seek g*wi ( successively or in order.-* join in following or being assimilatedP- I Doing, completion. Regular J ? > i To go to or visit hind wheel. Standing a- Doing, pei formexecuting &c.: one who undertakes or begins. text. one's 2 P. *rgf?: side, i !Tfi Ram. will. gHa?'JT 5- ing, I i i 2 62. R. 12. Apathetic lazy, sluggish ( wan ). WT *<: Cold touch or sensation, A water-lily, N- of a stream after or in succession. *i3gp< i The 4th chilly succession. w-- i i muttering srmmt M. Not hot, I Accompanied by food -7 ( Intrans. } ( a ) To place or put oneself on, be in a position, present oneself- ( b ) To remain, continue. ( c ) To be engaged in religious a. ^ mt sf,anTsr Ram--5 To follow, ra^tnTsgfnBft Ramgo after ( lit. flRnt^i qtli HIIT vii^gfffBi'fi Subhashj follow, obey -6 To imitate, tread inj <*z ^?igrag prayers &c- mination Mv- 7-2 Aiming at H.-3 Planning, arranging, getting ifg*^ *t iSgsjjnt H- 3. ready &c. equipping with the necessary materials--4 A plan, scheme.~5 Suitable connection. -6 ( In the Vaii- phil. ) \ uww ) ; stgtSliri^iaiSfiii: i ; occupy 5. r I Inquiry, investigation close insi ection or scrutiny, exa- - ^gsm \ wgg us. let 3 i sometimes is irffi consider what is before us, ( turn to the matter in hand ) nr...|ft Si?'3 i nn: ^gaw deliberation^, at its wtwmcfinr- Doing, perfoming. p. p. Dene, perfoimed, acfolpiactised, complished &c. wS: q| ": F^gTim: Ku. 6- 29 ssitiHTii: Mu- 6. wf wglowed, &c. K(T ^ iwgflire: Mk. brought about ?.>:3is?t ihat being sraig Mk. i done, thereupon begun, underta- 2 are after me -6 To take upfollow, continue; ^esmifsa^rwsgflken i *jw f? ;iw nagiEa Ram, ^aw; K- 240 following, making up ( used actively ) following, practisthe unfinished portion &c. ing Ms. 10. 127. . i ui 3; or afier i Causing a. 3Etvmi?ggq. ), Perform- *' 33 4. ance, doing &c. body of action Continued surcessioni . continuiiy I. mencement To ) H. Commencing, 103-3 undertaking, engaging im "i?^lt- sprinkl" due order in $5ii fNst sz Pt. 5: 951 Following, pursuing adv. At every occasion of coming. Connected with. ind. -2 At every tions. -3 proper con- I After a sacrifice. sacrifice, after ablu- Every moment. TT a?gm: ] ConciargetR a. [ liated, friendly, favourable. i i practice of religious austerities Pt. 1 ; 1 *gflT 8 U- I To extend everywhere; to diffuse, spread about, overspread -2 To continue, join in. ind. A Every evening. fragrant sandal, aloe &c. suostance, 78 r Practising, observingi Indicative of,-poit>ting a- out to. Indication, pointing out. P.I To follow ( in all go after, attend, pursue 5' i senses ) habitually addicted to. aT3?i [ Irrimgnfl army, rear-guard. The g**j ind. ; i reserve practise, oneself to i ajrffcHwgm sft go to ?^4*>i|?i S7.-2 To to i 4 - betake gone into Me. 30 **t Sk. go over Having entered or succession i sucli as leather follower) companion, A attendant. cow ! ; Say. espesacrificed at the cow bit. work : ( fig. Going i also ) ) ) ; I- \ ind. ?T^Tg-gf-oi arrow -2 of, call accordance Conformity to with, suitability, conformity usage tangnfl!fei K- 137, 194, 204; OT-jiungmiXn Y. 2- 1-3 Custom, i usage, established practice i^gsf- n^ftw ( Consequence, result. : To A cart resembl- be imitated. ^: i? ). ,q . or s ait.with ag ] i The backbone, spine ( a?w<jK: wifa: gsrfaif%?iw: ) ^ -aig* ^r ^| where Say. remarks ^m ^ ilrt% ^w%- ?$ .-2 ] A i ; as an ( Former 3TciTiai!OTH!ij^;.-3 ' i [ : ! wg-wB^ ?qf nr ^fifni J Reflection (of light). -2 Regard, reference, illustration. &c a- remem- 2 Repeated recollection. g*^fa:/. I- Cherished recollection of thinking wg*^fr*f^ft: S. B--2 Thinking of one thing to the exclusion ofothers bering. birth or state of existence. * I Family, rcae.-2 Disposition, temperaments character, peculiarity of race ; Recollection, irf ( kind of sacrificial vessel according to some, the back part of the altar or gen.Ji 3nrffiTig?gfJT S. ij q^sr o- 7 fl?*n^s5 ^"f*3 NI^*JBg- 8. 7 sqqTf-fn^-fiiiHiigKi. 438.-Cas- To remind ( painfully >, cause to remember with regret i Ki- 5. 14. i *TOF- ( Monthly obsequies on the Darsa or new moon day ( cf apm?i5 ). JTij, I. P. To remember, think tomind,t recollect( with ace. *gw>t ) W^RITJ: P. "WVgn: (. ). gt? especially 7 N- of a Ved. Whizzing <J. ajnwwj i'. 7 looking in the direction of thesoundi^tsigBKf?!?:: Mk. g- 5 following up or tracing fraudto, i SamavedaAfter adding oil. a Plain, obvious- -areTgwa_fa- 17 Praising after relating to the afteri following pursuit m ifnfar ITI% Mk- ^gwnj sense Imitation, ance, similarity. ) I TV.). : . the of (in instr. or abl-)i i^?fn?gi^Me- S4.-3 Custom, usage, ha- in :his ^tmTg|fi 21 Vdrt. pursuing, B*t?i: A. ( ) i Sk. spreading A cover after, Following funeral ceremony, which enables going after, seekingf the departed spi; it to safely cross after? *^igTdr fnm H. 31 wnra? the river of Hell called -tmr-M ( *gPt\.-2 itsi-j^: Conformity Hit fr *rr K-WM r^ i^rto, accordance with, consequence I nature 'wJi5> >t?*fg- ( T^reaf-jiwig-fnTtfrr^-CTjft cially *? j I- 3. Strewing or round. -ofr [ *tfr 55^ ] ; A ; rear of an wgwi I To lead, or through Caus. forward wygHtuRira t Ram -2 To cause to pursue, follow. wgm: in ] U. 4; Ki. g. 67 sometimes with gen. of person see g>g^nt Sk. below- 2 To take afler ( one's parents ), to always imitate their [ . See under w^Tf-^ ]Ved. Coming J successive i *f? day after 6 (^t) day, on the folliowng day born in successive order. after, i ^ ; w3fli ( 1 in comp. ) accordance, with, conformably Jn to. *gHTC, Btfti, a. 1 Following, pursuing, going after, attendant om ni'i'CTi'eg-ffTfwg-srfT R.i;4. 701 fn^wT-rdr fqiitr??!^. I. 6.( qrTia: q^rgntDk- 91 f wig-sift n SR Pt. i. 278 going after, falling to the lot i of. to, According or conformable following iiT?T-9 Ms. 7. 31. 3 2 i Seeking, looking out for.investigat- Ms- ing, scrutinising W5rrni Going 7. after, ( *3*, ' <> [fa^TRasi] *giiR: I Going wgwH: 2 to. Sounding conformably after sound echo see An i i P- 4 ( 36 [ -ff-siq PHI; ,>. i ^ wm-^ TV. ] The sound which is marked by .. _ ; accordance with] An unchaste woman, harlot (f?i ). above the line () and which to a preceding always belongs vowel ai3ini%'*rfq<"tsg-f-*Ti;: p. VIII' "591,1 P. To after, follow. 3-4- confoi=ming 2 [.wgwm to, fwtn'f glide along A wgeft: f- I Creating in order or 2 succession. re;idy-witted A i or was'J: serpent-like being i a reptile in general. 3SK a. Created in succession. Ait- Br. Inviting, stirring up. **gjS3: W55T of, i U- Toroar reply to iigsaift %<> i ^gjfrea P*g5- I i in imitation Eriwfit i f% ift- Si. 16. 25. *35rf: Roaring ble i say.) I Not borne or carrie a. . Unmarried qf^TTrgwis^it 3 ITW i and K- after, following! follow- Continuing; ing. ! /. or board on the 2 to- i fi rirTfqg--fiwt Mb- The plank Woven i together, icgularly and uninter2 Sewn on. ruptedly fastened to. 3 Closely attached or linked 102- pursuit 'f side of a bed I" 'To in ST ) ( Fornication. vrtg m. the brother of an unmarried woman. -2 the brother of the concubine of a king. ( *3i I ) ^ al / [ *-&f\ " ff, ] Not coming or going (io aid ) (anrwi ). *?S* Want if water-, drought, : , aridity fn i ' fl**-^ Relative Ram. ' N- or a figure of speech in which a reference is made in successive ordef w?.?5i: to what order, ] "(J.S- D- 732. &c. See under imitation. imitate, resem- a- l Not inferior, not less (with abl-expressed or understood)! 79 not wanting or instr. lacking in t^ Hrroprt R. )i rnrt ft<winftrni wH3*5*t M. flwismfir with *- wrfrauwr? Ii 1 8- ( 6- 50* 5'!- of no inferior i gt^tf R. 2. 54! gdt10. I. -2 6, 37; n>f%yM5i: R. Full, whole, entire < large i *?$*Si- 4 jmmpit i tw 74 Sk.-2 . ^ VI . **f: n$*rt] situated ^sqRw 158 . ie ' i i A 1 -6 Ram. A wmn, ibid Afrog.-8 kind i"^t ntgm*it buffalo 7 of partridge. 8 An elephantginger, -uw a- .-Comp -* moist marshy, boggya. *wff in a f^? [ H ] as a boy ) i 3. ) ? i a'so in the > i V. P. 2- 75 Sk. wjai a- Free from debti who has paid off the debt (due to anDther ) with gen- ot#rson or thing w*Si; im^niftT U 7; nrJ)|. (yet) R. 12. 54; Mv 5. 58! MS. 9- 106 6. 94 Every i : ! one that i born has three debts to sages, gods and :o pay off: N < cf. he, ; nw : i R. : * ] Thighless. Arua, the charioteer of the sun ( who is represented as having no thighs ) \ the dawn s see Comp. Wtfa: the sun ( having l >lHt: [ ' Si. I. 2- Not ^one I 1 8. i i w- and >rrt oft having more wives than one. Comp. w a having more than one tim.- t vowel w or syllables a. polysyllabic. in several concentrated or engaged I pursuits. -2. not fixed on one object. a. I- [. n.] not alone so as tp exclude all others, uncertain, doubtful, -m variable mt q. v. (-:) unsettled condi- I absence of permanence.-2- tion, uncertainty, doubtfuluess.-3 an unessential part, as the several anubandhas. "^i scepticismi <*^i. m. a sceptici a Jaina or an Arhat ** a- I. having of the Jalnas. many more than one ) meaning, as the words *r, homonymous ( 30- \ ri" > way of retaliation or injury! fjr3>Han?omefJifa: M.S. ii-; * WBT^W aj^tni w^3T: Pt. i repay requite the' favour of our lord- or Not strong, weak 2 Free from pride. rt*.~3. having many objects or purposes. (-*: ) multiplicity ot objects, topics &cw^ a. hiving more than one ^ ( letter a. l Not waving, unrufflec a: [ *. words ( . Not ] 1 t ); A* ^ ** Ms. * m^H 4. wirni true, false 170 wrongf by waves, not fluctuating -2 Invio ly goti lable. Falsehood, lying, cheating) deception. fraud iHfn^l awr^irssiTiHt Rv *!*. Ved. near the ribs 3^* swi i a. cf. A part of the body l Saline, the 3*flJ and 3Tt*f. same a 2 No 4. 138. n^sy 49- 3i "W"^ Ms. I- 291 n^T.8. 97, oft. in comp.i fg*, *u** giving false evidence in the matter of &c.i Ms. 9. 711 cf 3m also: tpr *ftn"fr ?'rS 3% ?*i^i fft HI* s*i*>r ii Pt. 3. 108 7- Kp** i saline. **< a- Thoughtless, coreless. **?< a. Ved. Thornless ( as a path or couch ) w Without a "T^ [n. ".] hymn! not containing a from the Wgveda *TO w I a. i verse P. V ) P. i. i. Va. 3wnr,-3nf*m a. (in phil.) dwelling or abidinc in more than one ( such as W*, HWFT ) <^s^. wimrgorr; Bhasha Pi dependence upon more than one- yrt, m. 'doing much', N. of Siva. JJT a- of many kinds, manifold, diverse tinm**! !sw35'jf Ki. 6. 37. SR: N. of a king; 'arf^iqr^M*^: K. 3.fr* a, belonging to two families ( such as a boy when adopted ) i- e- that of his own, and that of his adoptive ** a gregarious father. fVsr a. not of one mind, fickle-minded i -'HW: not following the counsels of s *ws a. Not high, low (""i^Ved whose splendour does not rise whj lights no (sacred) fire*. w^rS grq^ijt >nn. i6< several, Y. 2 120, Ki I. nrTF^5fir>>MJ Y. 3. 144. various 2 Separate J divided) oft. in comp.i 'iran having many shapes or forms! diverse, multiform) several times, many a 55. a powerless. more than i many; afWrgwwt m^KmviMMn4tHMMA. who therefore, learns the Vedas, offers sacrifices to gods, and begets a son, becomes p* ( free from debt ) WB'rTi^Rft cf. also Sfft5*1 ) wgcra. a. a. one, s.-nse. ar?5 a. Not straight; crooked ! tig- ) unfair, wicked, dishonest ; qrfncn;^il i %^ 77 a 142-, 131 gf't ime menstruation. Comp. **ft menstruation. girl befjre cf. !iirs? Ms liar. i same in the Lyin8, a r. a ] i Unfit season .mproper or premature time; *w(i? iWT*"f Ms. 4. I04.-2 Time before wirw Mugdha- (la ( T>^VU; !OT a. Ved- To be. fastened 'ST as a sacrificial animal Sat- Br-; wg*CT>^T Asval "I* a. i Ms- Being pond or bog. (?) : form should properly but W^TI w^nrff^rmeSmwi Sk- the Manes'- Tj %$ 3^*1 i ( 51* at: raiftsf *CTS<W: ometimes w?V also i playing fairly falselying, iood. *rf^,-iir a. a -liar. wi a. alse to one's vows or promises. his case the 3. i not i ^r,-'Rnfi'r,-TT*<jT4 i o study the Vedas near water, watery, rich or abounding A. I in water, wet, marshy. <:-*_ f'^trtfc watery place or country *> S>*?p *tt^nrt Ms 7. 192 Y. *^3. 42 *i*igW5rrt*T?l4rnitflrtfrat&: evnmn^i wwrffitrwTi^T^; -2 N. of a particular country (- 104 14 i ense 98, srgT: with, one studying to'gveda lot invested with the sacred hread and hence not yet entitle the .ot i i '. Not conversant mr: ] *ga personified is the son of ** and ffr husband and brother o nw and ftfl*. father of ", "^i ?m (Opp- Vishu w )i 2 P. Ms.4. 5. Agriculture Comp- ^f a wnose gods are not true (Say-)i Rv. i one t H. * 31 4- than once. ( i: *Tn?*m; ). led because T: ) R 5- (/.)!. born ( more mfan.Tri an elephant ( so calhe drinks with his trunk and mouth q^i** a. a bird 471 Si- )jcf. ftp 5. 35; 12. having many faces, many-faced.-2 scattered, dispersed, 80 going in varions directions, to various ways mirH Bk. ligwift j rft )] ( taking ' 2- 541 1/3: hav- forms', N. of Vishnu who assumed varions forms to deliver the earth from calamities. 55'*aii'&V-ftjrfH a. victorious in many w a- I. of battles) ft, 3. 9. IIvarious forms, multiform--.? of various kinds or sorts. -3 fickle, changeable, of a varying nature: many ing *wiw*a jqtfra^KiT Pt. I. 425 ( -": a. ) of the Supreme Being. m**: N- of Siva also of Indra, and of the Supreme Being, he being said to be H?WRJ: 0?cim &c- *** epithet i T [ 11% ^sr: anrin^s^- U. f=r 4. 223 ] (lit placidity, calmness *ar fft Ki. 4. 22- ) Not killed or destroyed or obstructed Ved. withouta rival, incompai rable, unattainable, inaccessible anobstructed, not liable to be hurt ) or injured; g 40. 6, 4; 6. 50. Time r an^fH Rv. I. 3ft m (t-t&c.) 3. P. I *?n% ( To ) not ;. bind. aid a. [sMt.-c",U. 3- ). a. Variable, uncertain, unsteady; occasional, casual, ( as a cause not invariably attended by the a. Not legitimate, one's own, adopted ( as a son not being liible to be des- ( troyed ^ 3i i same effects ) . 86] Near. I -2 Last.~3 Handsome, lovely; Me. where, however.the 23 Si- 4. 40, ordinary sense of 'border' or 'skirt' may do as well, though Malli. renders WJ by ^f, quoting the authority of?rs?TDTs). -4 Lowest, worst. -5 n: (H. in some senses) YoungestI End, -limit, boundary( in time or space)ifinal limit, last or extreme WKftn grW? H$mfc H. 4. point 50 bounded by the ocean, as far as ; ( ** the plural numberi dual also. a. (*/. ) i Unsteady, ii involving more than one ( un- uncertain) not to the point, not known ) quantity ( the unknown very important) ??ihs>jfT ?ili "^Rnii, quantities x y- s. &c- being repre- Pt. I -2 ( in Logic ) Name of one sented in Sanskrit by colours TI, of the five main divisions of %rB ffw(i t simultaneous &c- ) ( fallacies, ) otherwise called the sea srebft **%*& Ak. ^f *t 3"w. "swrew, *%K: multiIt is of three kinds equation (a) ftincitrftT*3i% H. 3. to goes 114 ordivision of where the |g is found both plication! subtraction M unknown quantities. -rest a. various, in the *roj and frf?, the argument the end of, masters completely; cloven-hoofed- being therefore tjo $r* a. different. general. (6) wa also means ( where W? a- synonymous- Hwrro a- srarauoi where the hetu is in the T? the to common common many, alone, the argument being not end or destruction ); ar?tatgwprj^. property of many persons Dk. 83. general enough. n rtV K. 59 enjoyed all worldly ( c ) which embraces every known pleasures ; siratft;?>: wg TRomnsntr. the argument a: K. 124 end, furthest extremity ind. In various waysi'varr thing in the >?, 2 Skirt, border, uft?tfiflwr Bg. being non-conclusive. f^fc srfa Bv. I. 2. wnf$rw outly a place or ground edge, precinct II- 13i^f I Existence of many \ ab- in general "* t^t. ^ITH U. 2. 25. ai^RT ind [ *&*& w<% sis. ] I sence of one, plurality. -2 Want forest ground, skirts of the forest) Several or many times, frequently. of union, I confusion, disorder, art^JStmii f%rt 3f^ts3 tai: S- 4 ftfiwmf* Bk- 2- 52- -2 anarchy, aHta?ft d45-iiflam: R.9-35 as far as the bor/ In various ways or manners- -3 In T ^ Hfni5-iin ders of skirts frr: Variable natureS" large numbers or quantities End of a Absence of traditional R. 2. 58, 2. 19; Me. 23. -3 I. ^i(i texture, edge, skirt, fringe or hem sanction or authority, of that which a Not alone, accoma J q^THniSnia^ft of a gar.nent is without such sanction* panied by. 1S K. 9 (by itself in Veda ). -4 Mb Vicinity, proximity, neighboura. lf?n^] Not moving, hood, presencei-^niWid ind 3T*n% No, not immovable of the same form, epiMs- 4.116; Y. 2. 162 I. 143 *'TTWTcTtafifossTwi R. 2. 26 thet of Brauma or the Supreme Ak. ( Tpt ) m- ( tfr ) Not sleeping g> *mta ^Jiai P. 2- 115 going into Soul ( HSft*^ n ). the vicinity or presence of Yamai >^f or^fTo make or be mani- in a house, a beggar ) i i \ ; . : , ; i , ; 1 . ; i i H _ ; ; , j i i i fold i **: to div l de or be divided into. A foolish dolt, fool- or stupid -Comp- 1 i*mdi tm and dumb) K a. *!*! person, deaf I. ^maum P. 7 -2. blind- -3- dishonest, fraudulent, wicked, perverse. a Ved. I Not tobe blamed )--2 praiseworthy, chief ( H?IPT, Not near infinite. i <w i ""* Sinles-, faultless ( Say. )) without a variegated set (of horses), RV 6. 66. 7a- *, sinless, hable to error. a. blamless i not 'One who has no superior,' a sovereign or paramount, lord. a. Ved- Praiseworthy. a. n.-?ft5-fr [ | Not S- leaving the house- -?: [awr: w ifS ^-g ta, R. iiat 2. ] 13 i tree fra carriage Ms- 2. 74- ft ; g K. I. 51 t i^t -2 , ftftn R. 4- &c. , ^IPT food (as a an). in a carried Unfitness, impropriety ^rrn K- P. 7. . ) 1 ; f:w> ^mrfi^w Wkhout a. To be ( **w *nw: a. wrt*ri > 69- 5. D- wf^ Sat- Br. ( These four senses are allied) --5 End, conclusion) termination (opp. art>r or wrf^ ), ft Not attended with the a. I sacred syllable Not accepted. wit^r A Pt. " n- 2. 1751 Ms. 7. 45 ^STt^gV going to the end of j R. 12- I the period of life (end of the wick) SUB* sr^r&5 fwrht "JifitT^f?! Pt. oft in comp. in this sense, 2. 180 ' and meaning ending in or with' ' 'ceasing to exist with, reaching to the end t* ***> rftfM H. I ; ;!isa4ircu Want or strenglh s S. i ' ' of vigour, energy, D- thus defines it i , 91 ends in *<: *r?fr Freedom 'from pride> modesty, humility. -2 Tranquillity, i nrf it i TOT Pt. aci:w'Ku. (lasting till) >*i$irft frrrot 5- j- 76 6 ending with the attainment of fruits 5- 81 *% 62. 14. 41 Ku. 44 6. ; R. 11 2. 52.; 73 at the end of 1000 Yugas ;jrr<JTtrr tffr MB. 8. 359 capital punishment ( such as would put an end to life ). -6 Death, destruction end or close of life tprr Bh. 3. 71 goes down to destruction ; T^r^ ; 1 ; ; ; ; Udb.. 46 sjtt *rr To be destroyed, perish, be ruined. -7 ( In grain. ) A final syllable or letter of a word ;f3KT ending in a vowel so, &R, g^r, fits^T &c. -8 : ff^TW*r.-2. death, perishing, .-^r a. 1 walking about, go- Ki ; Ms. *rfi||*id(- 1. ; ; a ibid. -2. ( rare door-keeper compound. -9 As- ; ; i 16. 2. Bg. . ( ^ ; does not penetrate dive into, or in, into, inside "eft [ ^^ 3^ Q^jfiQ pupil 1 sffct Tfjf ] or from his P. IV. sound, fathom 3TT5t'|%fTf7r* TOTT M. 3 shall dive deep into, fully satisfy, my doubts. -12 Total amount, sylla- species sort, ; ir WS^TI^T: Ms. 1. 50. -15 Disposition essence; g^ffsf. [cf. Goth, andeis, and Germ, ende and ent also Gr. anti L. ante]. -Comp. -awufW m. ; ; ; j . I. a barber. -2- a chan<Jala, low-caste. -3. N. of a sage, see 3Tf*wfrn^ (arit Rv. Between ( with ff ; 5frf^ destructive It. 11. mortal, finally last, : ); (Miffi: senses of o an end [ sfcr ; may have all Having ] w% ; . Ki. 2. 53 sfiwfW oft in comp. at the sFr*ri?r: irf^ri Pt. 5; Ak. ; ; end ; mfw- 5. 141 Ms. 8. 79 jfrifllftifot Ms^. between the teeth Tic<J (W ^?Sfl -ft| *< d ! also in compound with a Si. 3. 77 ; *f?T ^ifllifl^l* following word w rlnfr Jf wwft KB. 4. 11. -4 It is froquently used as the first member o compounds in the sense of 'internal; ly,' 'inside,' 'within,' the into- 'in com- 'having in the interior,' 'filled or with,' 'having concealed within,' in the sense of 'inward,' 'internal,' 'secret.' 'hidden &c., forming Ad or Tatpurusha verbial, Bahuvrihi compounds; '*. in a It is also supposed to sji^* &c.-5 be a parti*** of assent ( Wfoi'd'fo ). i8 the ^ of tfott. In comf Visafga before hard perishable ; 1 ; at length, ; s^^^^Jjg^ ; 75 causing the destruction of the 3t limited ; in- midst n(3*)cMrf'^<<1<"M^l ^ ; From ; ;hc into, in the Ratn. 2. ^i^Tfrw ^TPTt Bg. 13. 15 2. 104 ; . lastly. -3 In part, partly. -4 Inside, within. -5-Iri the lowest way (opp. causing death or destruction, fatal, 3 ; boundary. Comp. -15 Ved. provoking death; Rv. 10.132.4. ( c ) In, ; ; At ; (6 872; with gen. ) Ve. 3. 5 3fep*gQ>*3-M^ ( border, 7. 19. Ved. ; side, in the interior, 3. 30. -3f: 1 1. 2. 4 23. 1. ace. ) Sat. Br. q^M Death. -2 Death personified, the destroyer Yama, the" god of death Pt. 1. 137. ' ; ; Causing death, making an end of, f* dia*ld'- R. end. -2 palace" swfr f5*r ; . 8. 2. ind. [ sTcHTffft^ j 1 ; rior,' 3 Mb. ; 1 Ms. 9.221; f^4l*i' Bk.-Ttjrf^ tion Bri. Ar. Up. n. oftata -^?5T time or hour of death, destruc- ; m. death Ham. eath ind. verbially ; (loc. ) I of afcr i used ad- oft. In the end, at last, ut -2 Inside. *$ ,ength, lastly, finally. [n the presence of, near, ; CTCTi -if a. having gone to the end of, thoroughly conversant or *Rfr ... panion ; irw 1 . a close neighbour ; by. TT ySrifRTHT^? Ait. Br. -2. a pupil ; i amiliu with, ( in comp. . 3. ); 145. perishing.-trnt 1. going to the end, fiuifhiog, completing 11 j ! ; ; ; ^. . Si. 3 55 ; Ve. 3. 7.-^rrRr state of pupilage, (in itat . v. pupilari) above. ; zfcfr* ftf. ; in the 6. O ) with- ween, in the middle, inside, withloc. ) in, ( with ftqM,jfcftr 31 3fcrer* Ch. Up. 3fcri*|JTr% Ms. 7 223; Y. 3. 302; 37-T A irf$: ; 1 rites, funeral ceremonies, obsequies.-^r^ m. a Ki. 6. pupil ;^frg Ve. so ; middle opp. burnt ( ; burial or burning. -4. a bier or f une- * R- 19. betwixt, the 3}^^ q. v. ral pile.-^rfl^rr last ; , Dk. 13; Mai 5. 20. *trr Orgmt Pt. 4. 88 afrpftf V. 1. (o) Internally, in the mind. (6) of or sfjfBy way seizing holding fTT W- ( 5tt li^^T )--3 (As a separable preposition ) (a) In, into, bet. on the ground.-2. the last bed hence death itself. -3. a place for destroying in ; inside harem ( Between, ) interior, in the ; whole number or quantity. -13 A large number.-l 4 Nature, condition; a within T^ Rlftl -2. a extre- Nir. -i<- f*tg ( ^, \, t Used adver- vrr, a^gnrhT: R- 2. 32. in himself, at heart who always dwells near ( ) amongst, a . ^, ; &c. (6) Under. -2 bially -Trftf^ ( dwelling near the frontiers, dwelling close by. (->. ) ) a. ^ ; . ; ). a bed ,. -10 The last portion or the remainder ( n. also); f^rta:, %jfhT=, &c. -11 Underneath, inside, inner Pt. 4 in part gwr^nf ^r srart^ water, underneath water flM^th^ , as a prepfix to verbs jind regarded as a preposition or irfff ) (a) In the middle, between ; (Used 60, 373^335 ] 1 -*T^,-*TT^a. being at the end, last. -<5Tf a. hidden, concealed, -fftrr: dropping of the nnal of a word. ble, as in JUT in a Up. 5 . . tion, as word last 6. a figure -j^q^ certainment, or settlement ( of a question ) definite or final settlement final determinapause, The - or familiar. of speech ( in Rhetoric ). trfc*'- 1 a frontier -guard guarding the frontiers master toreceive instruction); 3. 104; VI. 2.36.; Ms. 4. 33. chan4&la ( who dwells at the mity of a village).-^fyp='Vi?r-^Wf^r-/. change of the final ; ; ing to the borders of frontiers.-2. completing or finishing(as a business &c.). -gr a. last born, Ved. Nearest, next Rv. 1. 27. 5; HgjrraiTmt 46. 10 ; intimate, very close a. r^ :hangedtoa cf L. inttr . ; ; W WT Zend otor lonsonantu, as sfcT'^ftt : j &* ) Goth, undar andar Pers. ; Oomp 3rff: Gr ; the breast (=3^-3^ arftn inward fire, the fire which stimulates digestion ;5fhTtarftrqf^pj^rte: SUM. $q a 1 inward, internal, comprehended, included (with abl. ); snnfcrtit &** Pat. q. v.;. . Sutra. -2. proximate, related to, essential to or referring to the essential part of the ypi or base of a word vi^miA^f! *i<)iidOi 74 Sk.-3. dear, most nft't't ); ( o'pp. P. VIII. 3. beloved ( arwaf^r ) ; f^Prf^ fpsft^r- 4 v.l. (-if) 1. the inmost limb or organ, the heart, $W: tftxrt'r- mind S. Dk. 11 21 fi%. the interior.-Z. an intimate friend) near or confidential person ( formgflnlfffri; ; ing, as were, it - ; ; oneself part of 81, 93. 101 ) ; ; wardly crooked also) (fig. fraudu- ; : a conch- shell.-fr (fifr) a disease of worms in the body. fir. ^PP 3qt. disturbance ternal II. ; 3. I- in- -2. in- ward wrath, secret anger. qfriff the interior of a store-room. Jfirr the secret or hidden Ganges ( supposed to communicate underground with a a. secret stream in Mysore )^-t5 useless, unprofitable, unnecessary, unavailing ; jiN'MMf!f ^T Sar. S. ( jfiqix^iJim^ 'iwiitMfatM [ 3fiTjfH^ 'ijiVi ] r^-rar &c- See isfon Ffrfcti 35^). under aidlH,. >nf rf or "^in inside so "irf^. ffirt-ft mountains. ~QCTn*P the sphincter muscle. jjj a. concealed inside, be"srifnnr. U. 3. 1 R. 19. ing; inward 57 f^: with poison concealed in ; ; ; an essential or indispensable part, *m and Rf^ujuH in realizing Brahma. 34444: an inner part P. -3. the as ST^T, 2? &c.] ; s^W heart. g,-ttf,-T*;t [ apartment of a 1. the inner house, the of a house.-2. interior V. 4. 62. 3n<MP the ether or that resides in the heart of man ( a term often occurring in the N. of a holy Upanishads ). Wf^t secret or hidden intention. sjnnr: an additional augment between two letters. open space before the house between the entrance-door and the house = porch or court ) ?rj^rtrcr<J9r ( Bk. 7. 62 , Benares in place Y. 2. an*TTt the interior of a house 31. SJTW* m. ( mi ) 1. the inmost spirit or soul, the soul or mind; also ; the internal feelings, - 6. Bg. the heart ; 3ff ; 12. 13 i me; grm> wrr* ftstqr: TOT* ......... afcmmr 5- 4. 21, U. 3. 38, Me. 93-2. (In plul.)the inherent supreme spirit or soul (residing in the interior of man ); anrrrcmf^r %i%sri Ku. 6. 21. arnrop a market in the heart (inside) of a town. -w?y See a. v.3n-*T) -3HTTW a. rejoicing in oneself, find- ing pleasure in his soul or heart ^ : 5*?(- . ; Bg. organ or sense. 3* Ved. a secret abode. -3f*or the internal organ the heart, oul the seat of thought and feeling, thinking faculty, mind, conscience; mrroV "srfrnp tf- 1-22; *n?rw P wwrrmT V. 4. the soul in all ; ; senses external and internal, the inner and outer man its ; yrnfTTW- eTTWfcT:*n[3tfhi&: R. 2. 11. Accord ing to the Vedonta wr^or is of foul . the an intermediate region ofThe comdoor the house (M^isgK). TT, srift tll -ft, f|cT &c. See s. v. palace of a king (being inside the cf j( town) ^^H^fra^il ^5? pass. --jfrt a private or secret within . ; K&m. ; \vithin ; M. : of ) JS. ^4 Sk. middle P. qnn ). III. striking 78. 3. ^t internally pervading the body situated, internal, inward Ku. 3. 48, U. 7. 3f- born or bred in a. f^j 2. 9. interior (as a worm &c.). the stomach.^ (-ind. ) in the stomach. stvr: the inner part of -j)d< the jaws 33 ). mil. ward ( ^iwri Wi . or secret knowledge. STfcRr^ enlightened inwardly, with an enlightened soul, (-^n.) the inward Brahma. TTO? light, light of inflammation. (-IT: ) inward heat or a. tire mental anxiety. frn a. burning inwardly. (-q-:) internal fever or heat S. 3. 13. ^UST [afcfaaTcr *ndistillation of spi'ftf? fT^Frrf^.] ; rituous liquor, ot a substance used produce fermentation. ^rr a term in astronomy, the time when to . Ved. being on the way. ind, in the interior of an intr^flected word. -q^r=gsii|i*<w('fd iw-, nffrlH the innermost garment. TO a. . : q^nr being between a. t Sankhya '^mT - ( with 3% 33, i. l^ret tw ] the time when the cattle are in the village or stables (from sunset to sunrise) (TSf'Waf ; Katy. TOM ffrflK^^B^ com.) insertion of ft letter (in gram.). -2. a post fixed in the middle of the sacrificial ground (used in ritual works) aftpjifar ; Katy. 1. inserted. -2. in- . ; cluded within or comprised %^rrt"T ; a certain Buddhists number of years ).-ffa a. ia P ^Tjnr an Interval of ten days; JT^ c before 10 dayi Ms. 8. 222 5. 79. ; : 1. inward heat ; falling ; interior of a vessel. irnl' V'ed. 20. in MW*rrt K. fi* who watches over the inner apartments of a palace. J* 1 . one inner apartment of a palace (set apart for women); ;f emale or women B apartments, seraglio, harem ( so called from their being situated in the heart of the town, for purposes of ' safety); w Ms. 7. 216, 221, 224 rf^BTf^Tft Pt. 1. -2. inmates of the female apartments, a queen or queens, the ladies taken ; collectively K. 58 S. 3 ; r?-jnfitrri i frT ; fRT> ; Tf^: Pt. 1 ; O yrf**J*v^% ibid. gosaip of the harem Ms. ^5siT:3< S. 4 ; also in pi. ; sr*rrrs ; 7. 153 ; 9t^TT%? , 2. ; T S. 6. 4. ( e 35, i.e. rib* th'e Jirf^T. the Soma when (as flesh). in the straining vessel. irg: [ai* a particular planet exercises its in- fluence over man's destiny in engaged bridegroom, or pupil and preceptor) until the actual time of union arrives ^TTOif< inborn, innate. 3TT3 between the knees. ^fnt in3Tfir a. internal meditation. q?:-j a screen of cloth held between two persons who are to be united:(as a bride and ; the being concealed a. PlQrf wr?ra country of Bahtka (orBolhika)(P.III. 3. 78 frffer( ;r:- in the 47 with the heart fixed on 1 ] ; !TTTft?m!r 73 6. : . jar internally bad, wicked or base at heart. gt%s /. examining one^s own soul, insight into oneself. ^fr- ; Brahma 3. 31; sad or afflicted at heart. a. . ; U. Bam. -2 inflammation. lent. (-fy: ) spT women of the palace, inmates WW-wrar',-^ -w guardian or superin- tendent of the hatem, chamberlain r 83 sfal in the Trantras for the n'(of these five sorts mentioned are spR-qr, . ij, f*3T, *tS55 harem. sf^jp [ a chamberlain = ^srr. ( woman in the harem; a^R K. fr ftjq'q Chand. (SRT) [ ^R. ] the menstrual matter of women, before it regularly begins flow every month to ; letters of the alphabet assigned to the six lotuses (TO) of the mr: ft body. term used in Tantra literature for the mental assignment of the several letters of the alphabet to the different parts of the body. 55- a. sealed inside N. of a form of devotion a. still-born. trpT! men; --^r worship, a mode of worship referred to in the Tantras. *TTr. 1. suppression of the breath and voice.-2.erra a sacrificial vessel accordHWi'HUfsi JifriiMiM ) ( ns^T tal sacrifice or i 11^ 317 D'r iitHi^ 3Tt i r5 t WIS*KI!3<^ Kasyapa fore the age between , there- "srf is ; and the 12 menstruation period. jr?r a- ulcerous. ihf Ved. drinking up. M$I7<: f. \. the internal nature or consti- man. -2. the ministry tution of or body of ministers of a king. -3. heart of soul, "j^pp internal dissensions or disaffection; 3 l^5 : 51. U*HM 5 T*J*ffl : Kl. ^ejlM^?llM'l' 2. internal dissensions, causing internal revolts H. 3. 93. JT^T a. knowing one- sowing ; self, with an enlightened soul. nra. srfit- in the interior. gfr residence rr- with suppressed tears a^r**iaMi*ai*irj-^^l Ti-aiTi ni* ^*u Me. 3. -2- with tears gushing up inside-, bedimmed with tears tfr|viitjftiT *TTTTt *rt <7t^% JTCTP V. 4. 5. (-wr ) suppressed tears, inward tears f^ret Bh. 3. 6 Mai. 5. *mn-TTRr jgt see under aicT^ separately. fJrtr a. split or broken inside, perforated, bored (said of a pearl) Ft. 4 (also 1. ; ; ing to others, a Soma libation made during the suppression of breath and voice; gfrr tj^f-Nid^fwHd^^ Ait. Br. <JifiM m. 1 regulating the soul or internal feelings, soul Provi. ; dence, Supreme Spirit as guiding and regulating mankind, Brahma ( according to the Bri. AT. Up. 3^rzrfr^ 'the internal check' is the Supreme Being and not the individual soul 'who standing in the earth is other than the earth, whom the earth knows not, whose body the earth is, who internally restrains and governs the earth the same is thy soul (and mine), the internal check zfcmw &c. &c.) arfr; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; / torn by dissensions). in*gft' terior of the earth. Jj^: discord, internal dissensions "gpsrr *'M$rf Mk. 4 torn by internal dissensions ; ; T house divided ' a p^iHsCHf^Hnlft against itself can- not long stand.' HIT < subterranean, underground. *J^RW<- having the rutting state concealed within R. 2. 1. BR^ a. I, sad, discon; solate, dejected, distracted. -2. one who has concentrated and turned his mind inward, lost in abstract meditation. g^ o. (-?fr /.) 1. going into the mouth, pointing or turned inward Mv. 5. 26. -2. having an in; ward entrance or opening 1^). a. ( 3T^sfr i?rj^ tipr g: ) &c having progeny, cattle &c. aicH'Nciflq $v Rv. 1. 40. 7 abounding with pre; ; cious things inside, (-a(fo.)inwardly. skilled or versed iu scripf%), 'TT'ffrTTfl'l tures, very learned ( srnsrlts; entering JTf?':-^^' within, penetra- Ved. (%ft/.) knowing correctly or exactly (knowing the paths between heaven and 72. 7. earth) Rv. 1 %ir: ^inward uneasiness or anxiety, inwani fever. tf^ a. pertaining to the inside of the sacrificial ground, (-ado.) within this ground. (f$Mft/.) [OTifcrr ^^T ^ft ] the tract of land between the rivers Qanga and Yarnuno, regarded as a sacred region and tion. f%5^ a. 1 the principal seat of Has cf. n ^ryan Brahma- ; it R. 7 is A. supposed to have extended trom Prayaga to Haridvara and is also known by the ; names of ^^mi^ and ritMHc? (-m. pi.) inhabitants of this land. n. the inner apartments interior of a house. -3l5^* : a chamber! ain.-^tT! ^^< internal arrow or disease, -^rfft internal and spiritual part of man the ; interior of the body. -5TFT <*. having in the interior an arrow, pin or abstraction. inside. ; jfa a. acute-angular. ( -^;) an acute-angled triangle (opp. ) ( the perpendicular from the vertex or gfr falling within any such extraneous matter, rankling (snrj'^the triangle), -tffna. hidden, concealed inside \. latent, c s^?r j:-2. in- ; STjr: U. 3. 9 ; "g^nrw Pt. 1 (P. V. 4. 117) covered with hair on the inside, (-tf) [aid'TriHi^iig aw ai^] the hair to be covered. ^jp 3"jt q. v. herent. -3te superintendent of the women's Pt. 3, K. 93. apartments a w ; situated in a forest, cft fa: P. VI. 2. 179 Sk. ( MIT ) ind. within a. being a forest P. VIII. 4. 5. in the interior having something in the interior. nrfr ( Sf3t ) Ved. T*r- ] a pregnant woman ( ^ ; - 13. 15. river rising sfat Ved. internal support (scafTT5tTT : Ait. Br. tfjr a. in- wardly conscious (said of trees &c.); o. a. = ftrBT N, of a from the Vindhya mountain. 1&m having inward strength a pregnant woman -2. the . nut. -fhTFT: internal pain, sorrow, regret. -^TR* a. upright at heart, or having Sarala trees inside K. 51. -flfyid a. vth water marking ; (flowing) underground ; having inward strength and vigour, or strong inside powerful, strong heavy or ponderous T$fap^full ; ; Pt. . ; 132 ; Me. 1.126; t tpr y?s~ 20. ( -T: ) internal treasure or store, inner store Hiss of sleep (srni^i? %cfl5*r srqr. *ffi 3^ )- (-#) a sort of surgical belch5^] indigestion, flatulence ing -*fN, -^Tftr^". being or dwelling insid ), included or comprised scissors (having an in. srijT, ^ &c. -2. wind N. of a Brahmana included in the Bri. Ai. Up. Tffrn deep meditation, R. -3. an epithet Of the soul called when it is enjoying the sweet of oneself such as children.cattle ; or contents; *w*g$rt?T:$nt H. 2 105 internal matter or essence (and pus). opening inside), one of the 20 instruments mention- Kr^T^TT 33T a. whose delight id in self, inwardly happy Bg 5. 24. |ft ind* into the midst of armies. a. ed by Suiruta in chapter 8 of Sw- a. ( trasthana. a. [ aicr : mjthl [ a sirpwr- 14^*WT name given N. of a tfy. Soma sacrifice (for and HJJ+IH). ffl' <(iH. an under-garment KB. 4. 52, ^ 3irtViMi<(' yft'-vipt sn-^ TV. ] rr rrf^ T^srft forming part w written starv ) being between or in the midst. (-fq:-fJT: ) the semivowel* a term appli ed also 84 heart; ' standing between ,i *t ^i t.t vowels and consonants and being mind vocal organs ( wjj swwnl ) ; or they are go called because they itand between *r^r ( v-f ) letters and frr 1 a deity 3**^. ( 3T, T, w, * ). of the vital organs. -2. N. of one of the .Rigveda hymns. jj$T: the malleus of the ear. ^tes [ ar^ ^t ^3TTW] an elephant ( in rut ). striking in the middle. fTpfr N. of a country jrgN? P. VIII. 4. 24 Sk. %tf ind. in the hand, within reach of the hand. f^ffr a, being in the band or within reach of the hand. ynr. laughing heart the sleeves tance <*nld< ; f5t iva^ U. of weeping U. 4 (rjf conversation ] VaiTWT Tait. Up. ; 1. j T closely connected ( arRtffa ) R. ^g: tion 20 ; Tff ?^%?Bg. 1 1 .20; 38 through 12. 29. ( 6. 17 clouds ; P^ -of Sabdak. wer T^FT WT^ 5I5cf- ; ;i4*44ai) *mr- P. Com. -5 (a) Different ^ VIII. 1.1 from, other than ( Bri. with abl. ); AT. Up. vw aitft VL 2.166 ; ! . . Ku. ^>1^ U. 1. 40 *)klid) u l ^T (thi|RjK ; -5 Boom, 3. space in general , JIUIHIpluce, t-c IT Sk. ft^it- (a) The t interior, inside; . Batn. 4. 1. from inside, into; ; - 58 , from out of ; R&m. in, 7 62 Ki. . ^T, 3. ; an opening ; Svet. ^^ to sorrow ; Up. anurh^ q-.^ldi' ( SFIJT ; TOT ), ^tcft ( of ^ 3FTW? ); *T3TtcTT in most be rendered by^tfae another word ?^t*wtEnglish TTgTO^ WfT cases it may ' ^trr^r^hlT Pt. 1- 121 ^PT^TTOTof anot gj lO S. 5. 2 friendships ; ( sr4 wnttrt existence former ) H. 3 I shall not do so again ; ; W ; f5T, TT3T, f*TT used Various, different, manifold ( other case in pi .) ; ; 4.2; . 118 various different states ^vftrt footing; -12 Distance (in space) ; Ms. l."63, see 56 the term or period of separation Vrhr^-rm within the -period of a mo- ment.-8 Opportunity, occasion,iimfc; (c) M. 1 ; ; Ak. 80.-13 Absence 5. . termediate member, remove, step, &c. ) gradation ( of a generation grmnrt Ms. 10. 13 ?r%3rt?mg ti^tirt P. VIII. 1. 55 7 ; ; ; ^H<^HH ; separated by syjr^tart one remove, see trflfcrt also.-l S PeS. 7. 27 characteristic culiarity, peculiar or a (peculiar) possession or property ; sort, variety, Trik. ; It ; iid< Ks. Jni'ft -7 Period (of time), term Ak.; ifift THTT: ?^ ?>N^ ; 3i?!iq&c. v way, make way .-6 Access, entrance, 16. 7. or, with symetimes used pleonastically W*'*UMld< Tc^T Pt.1. ; ; ; hole, way HTn% Mk. 7. 2 waits till it room anrt sjrTt Mk. 2 make wrnr R. 8 &c. (6) Hence, the interior of any contents thin,?, purport, tenor A do not give ; , wwhr* r?rf^t ftl^rr Ram. 4tn^?r: R. 6. 66 found no admission into (was not impressed on ) the mind; 17. 75; ?jwrhinT m^TTSft 26; 26. ; admission, Ki. 4. 29, 5. ^ifolVhl: HTft Ms. 8. 132; f^ R. 13. 33; Mk. 8. 5, Ku. latter part ; finds Bop. 1 part ( 3T*fr so Ram.; ijif; fjifjft Y. 1. 147; !pn: fididO: K. 4 finding or making room for themselves 84 qn^ qio<"< K. 266 qr room (Tr^f 9TT *fl*W 5?jirtrt * so ; always forms the ; ; ; Optionally like tf$ in nom. pi. and abl. and loc. ring .); afrft-TTingfp srf*r r ) ) ; 'SIT" ; R. 7. 9 peeping through a window QjMld'i"! aidpjl**)!!^ S. 1 WTHf^ Nrf^HdO+jJHmHI K. 306 to allow to come between or inter- -j^^-tj *rr*:'P. VI. 2. 166 Sk. (6) The other T? tffcrt ; ' ji^n vene ; difference ; a compound and its gender remains unaffected i. e. neutr, whatever be the the gender of the noun forming first R. 13. : irfs*hf*ii 90; way ; 6 ) Interven- ; . T?TJT: the Bharata. -4 Similar (also of sounds and words ) ( T^: t remainder. Difference, Different, another, other, changed, altered ( manner, kind, &c. ) ; ( Note that in this sense ( Math. -11 ( o iTTt 'through'; i^lditrfinftHjfini Sat. Br.} 240; - ; ; 66, 49; ; i 2. 1. 1. ; Pt. 1. 101 wr^vnr ) of t in the sense ( ^TH<:4dH< H- ^ ; s(|uii(4<(fSH: opp. ( .. 18.15; rarely with instiv, Wfjprt H. 2 7 in thecourse 7. Tf^ff WHld\ S. between the breasts ; Bg. 5. 27 dear, 172 waitiag 3. - *if= . -3 Belated, intimate, 10. 9. -Ai Rsr< "it" ; {"Mrf JWrtatf ml: S. D. -2 Near, proximate ( arm* ); t^r 3rf3nrt Rv. 1. or opportune ; jjornrt 'g- thlrtltHNf5%JTTv. 1. see 4>Mln( Ms. 2. 17, 22 gfir ia ^'" fit in the intervals 3. intervals at ^ a wrtorR fgT -9 Difference (between two things), in omp. ) *lfl< rrwrfa3Trffsc*ftT ; ; , ^iThmfil flBT Pt. ; . for a suitable opportunity of time, ' uu ; VRHT Mk. of ; ; " ; ^^nrr^T^ ; betwixt life and death the inside, interior, Being inward, internal (opp. *r?r) iffaft Br. ftwTriH. tervals of singing in *mf* Sat. time Rif\lt{H<4 26; 4 at the ; ; 22 getting an opportunity; 9; ; H. 1 10 4. S. ; terior of the heart. ^T-T 6 2. 01 ihat occasion, at DW 164 %r 1 aiftHUHd} iij^^5X"^ S. 7. find distance of g^>ll ; 5'3lfl, : MgMa^^<' V 6; . laugh Hldgfa sjrfir* a suppressed laugh, smile. jf* the in- TTTrT Mu. ; a secret ), MM. -3 The Supreme Soul.-4 a. Interval intermediate time or space, dis- . inwardly ( iu or suppressed Me. Ill witli with a gentle ; Pt, T: that time 5. 18 the inmost of secret nature^ (lit middle space or region); wmyftgldv entered the ij?$: Mit. 3. 13 having slight contact of the formed by a ?fH^t.--2Soul, Ki. wrf'fwtiH^ fluHW^i ; rifrt JTnNtgnW or kind ; fluinv-^ui: W* TTTWT, ^yj^'^ &C.-16 Weakness, weak ? or vulnerable point; u failing, defect, or defective point uf^sft : Sabdak. gsnr: i&& <Ti^*nft Ki. 2. *TJ IT 3T?ft [ srfWrigg'Jl H An under ] ^* ifffhf f^j garment 52; 69 HJ J ^4)^ldfPP^y; Ki. 9 48 =rn?r yt ; I Dk. : Mk. 9 2 1. Ac. antee, ; Surety, guar- ^ a. ; ; ; III. 2. 179 ; -19 Excellence, M as in 6 to inter- To oppose, course of conversation .-2 -3 To remove (to a distance ), push after; g^ ^r^reT^rt^^m Si. 12. 29 ti^i*inMMiicn<4a, K. 161; *3i(oiflTi ii ; lj siiir. 3. O" meaning may be deduced from 11)- -20 A garment ( (m^f ) ject, To cause 1 vene, divert, put off; 3- jft^l +*4<$ ; - ! 1 8 (Malli. on R. 16. 82 ). -22 Concealment, hiding ulrtMf^ff ; Tf%: ( thia sense properly belongs to v 3FTI.-? 1- ~23 Representative, -24 Destitution, being which belongs to ft=rr ) - ) substitution. without ( Si ^l*4ld<|oir . ( fr. sirar ) 1 cf L. . knowing the wise, foreseeing prudent, interior, ; ft^ MH<^T: I'- secretly, (b) In the middle, between ; fife S. 2 stay between the two or in the mid-air ; iRt^viftfT S. 6 do not interrupt him in the middle 3T$% ^3T|p5Ms. 10. 71 therein ; f^rr, sfcrTT ^intermediate region or quarter of the compass. Soul j^a. realizing the Supreme S (> ^T: tlle internal man, soul ( the deity that resides in man and witnesses all his deeds srrt3 ^T' Ms. 8. 85. ); W^R midst or procuring Rv. 8. 32. 12. a veranda resting on columns, porch, portico.-2. a kind of wall R.. 12. 93. $it ind. be- ; ?difi^: ; g&vf% H7 %T- 1. In the interior internally, between or betwixt. -2 Within ( prep, with gen. ) sfcrnw a. Nearest, internal, most immediate, most intimate or related; T: A letter of the like, analogous. ind. 1 class; for ex, see under 1 tion with ace. P. II. 3. a ) Except, without, leaving * Sk. ( ; ; S. 3 3 without interfering with duty f ; Ti-JiiMiic4*in\ui ^^^tfif U. 2 any other ^>yi^qcnico- wiffi*': ; ; aft {^IT|- hreor*rgs* Bv. 1. 117. (6) With regard or reference to, with respect to, about, towards, on account of ; R- 15- WT TT ; oppose wprft i : to oppose, 5nr ; the way, en route, frnrft ( c ) Ram. midway 3*3- ^ On ; ^ wi?frr Mv. 7. 28; ( c ) ; sfaTT ^t S. ?CT 6 Within, inside, into ( ^ gurjtft^ ) , Ram. approach- resembling Rama.(e) Nearly, almost. (/)In the mean time; nwi-S? TOtrTTT Ms. 2. 56; Y. 3. 20. (g) At in- d) f *i ^ ^ Hl^< In T: M. 1, Y. 2. 107. (rf) the neighbourhood, near, at hand approaching, resembling sf ^TTW: ( ). wt ^fafar ^T3^: Mbh STJT^OT ?rnfrf iinfqc ; ; Dk. 52; K. 267, 304-5; ^irrft *mr- ; M. 2 how M. is faring or progressdance &c., dd1n?&ing in the ' M.4. Between, V. 1 K, 178 : amidst. -2 gi. 3. ; Md\mm>||; sfrftuj ; During, as an adverb.) (Used (o)Between, amidst heart 3. (c) <j|q (6) At Br. Sat. gf^smir <&1 Mk. 1. ing or 221.-2. interposed, interTening, separate. -3. seated in the heart, an epithet of ift?. jj?nrar: D. 629 to stand to TTr yxiffr'i-f^ri^a. 1. inward, internal, f^Pt. . aifrtr ?r*(fltid: 3rr= [ inherent / tween the horns. sfcrVr ind. 1 ( Used as a preposi- ; Ms. 1. 2. -JW: an inner question, one contained in and arising out of what has been ^rrftt-W, previously mentioned. same TT: g ; snrcFTf fi one of a mixed origion or caste . rfl/l ; " heart. TWTtswf^O- 126; 20 know- ing the difference. ( : 1(HWlT^: ). fi*^ see Vcd. bringing into the Sffft ; fliTTi' STTJJ Ul>ot r^f Br. ) pregnant woman. -^3; a technical term in augury Bri. S. chap. 86. -ff a. fojcT STfrtT^. verbially ) ( a ) In the interior, inside, within, inwardly nQ{i arrerr a -Oomp. alter ] ; he soul or embodied soul existing between the twe stages of death and birth ( jfr TTonr^R^T'cTT!^ Used ad- ( ; ^ Ak. [ Sat. 24 drowned. sfcnr ind. ; Witliout, : tf^t-sf) furore (d) being ; ; sr '^fTRegard, reference, account Bam. with f^ff wnrr fc ; (c) ; Interior, internal afcTCTrfitDen.P. Through During (fc) except *T ^T M<Ti-Ji*i*JnTi siNi'?-^: tiniM ^isn Mu. 3. -Coiap. the space 3j^between the shoulders, breast 3^1 1 P : ( 1 ) within, in the middle. H) his S^-tmrf* 1*f Pt. 4 hi has pledged honour that he will not harm you aUrHMtid'UffitHK K. 247 sfcrc =? Y. 2. 239 gw amr seo ; alspf t R4m. -17 fa security amongst Between, amidst, ; Nala. D. S. < ; ibid, 7. 14; ; ; <3f|H| ib-iil. smV TTT Ram. Ram. 5 ; 3? a. tervals, hero and there; now and then, for sometime, now-now ( when repeated); ajntf PJ'g-tifltl igtii<^' 5TTT J*-ll4 ^TWTWnt K. 118; ; Dk. 49. -2 ( Used as a preposition with ace. P. II. 3. 4. ) i/^irfiw ifW-.-wrfre'(a) Between 1 ; 1 qHmi fatrtd^ -^irt 86; tr^TTT ftrtt WTtTt ^T R. B. amrfar 1 Intermediate .,r time, or space interval ; region ifgitKlrfdfl 3)Kid 30; I*U'<Jd II- 2. 26 K. 143; ; si?T- TfaTT fSprf^f: here and there,at interiMljj ^H^68, ?ft 10. Br. ^r Up.; Orf K. 83 Dk. 17, 143 half way betwixt love and bashfulness ufihrr* ufH^yrrr roft used for Trik.; ^4did ; 2 Si. 9. ; ; ^9lr. ; ' room ' or Jiiqnlcmrt (srrW^ ) T^TTT ?Tf **t Ch. Up. OTTO e^t ^ Ht *T wwsg: Mbh j rarely 23, with middle ' ' space in general *^r ^i**i4i*-Mi ; Dk. 150; ; it . loc. ; 162 ; aidil^ in midway, in the midst in the interva ; or ; in the rfV4dHl{|n:l in- obscured 31 Mai. ; 9. 14 133. ( 6 ) Separated, lost made sition *4r1 invisible M (XdW \ y *) t*" ; caste or tribe ^1 aiHft-fr-yT a. ^3- ; Mai. 2 [ atmospheric. ; K- fl ( 36 . ; ; Mixed <<*ii Rim/?HiW ( ; ; by interpo^H*II I Mai, 8 lfi 15 sr Hll'7* frnw SWT Dk. 123.-2 Interior, inside, inner or middle part R{ifl$dM 2, to view, ; ?r%!T sharpened in the ^r [ WTftst Ttf ?r^ti atmosphere. F5ntiri;] dwelling or residence in tho atmosphere. Sat. Br. ; iftw: Ft. ; 45 3. i, &c.', fsJ|cM between the dropping down ind starting up of tears U. 1. terval [ a&tT vrer^T^] ,Aerial, ^ fwr s?rft TW srf. 97 ] A portion of land stretching out into the sea, promontory an island ( being situated in, and surrounded on 3W ; VI. P- 5il 3. ; ^ w^rr Ku- 4. 22 separated ( from me ) by the next world f^^ / the intermediate northpoint of the compass, such as, east &c. -Oomp. ). 3fcT^r.-TT An stacle, hindrance, the ed i impediment, obwhat stands in S^nMni K- 33 B. 3. 65 14. 45, ; ted U. H. A technical - 1 ; ^ inward in terra ; internal, inward, secret, suppressed; T3mffi- Tt CTW: K"- 6 3 H\(Ht'IISTlldTsrtRd l?^ldl1i^ M. 5 put off, mainder.-8 3 Pxam. -3 Being gwri^r qnuM'Mlf* <* in the interior, hidden, concealed, 3T*f ; in- ; ; delayed. -6 Slighted, despised.-? (In Math. ) That which remains, the re- 1. TV. standing in the way. -1 (in Ved&nta. ) Hindrance to the concentration of mind which is said to be of four kinds, Wfo tf^ S. WT ; 1 Gone cluded in or by, existing in, belongc $r^ 3TT& Ms. 4. 108 ing to U. 6. has disappeared, has been removed.-5 Passed over, omit- ; t Bfcnfcrp. j>.-*rrfi!ra: : way in. to or between, crept into ( as a bad word &c. )-2 Being or seated in, in- rp ; so as to ex- ( To be included or compris-3 To vanish, disappear (mostly used in past. part. only). ; 16. 65 obscured by moon-light.-4 Disappeared, vanished, departed, retired, withdrawn, anrf^ dfi-Htt^H*- ' aftn. To go between, clude ).-2 ; separates the ' mean, TT r- 1 interpose, intervene ; also IP. ; *N . by water). T See under ( C ) Q^tiiHUfltil^^-^i^i K. 322 i drowned ; may D ; , -^ omit. 3Todisappear,8ee37rTltcTbelow. come or step between, ( -OTlt ) To * afaTTfit Mk3Mi< *' interpose ( it WkiidArt: ft^r ; ; 2 ; Drowned, obscured, removed, eclipsDk. ed i?ii tr 82 drowned eclipsed, obscured ^t- intertween, to stand in one's way, vene to separate TrWHfl^rf^Itq.Ait. Br. -2 To exclude from, to pass over, two dead, deceased e. S. To gobs- 4MtIP-(*H.+O* all sides , i. ; .2. 43 internal, c seated in the breast or heart; qrR5TtHT: architecture. and wrenr. -3 Anin- aw, fl%T, tervention, a covering, screen; ^Tf^- MM. : 12.-4 ( With the Jainas ) 3. TT =5^: Interfer- TV.; accord- ing to Nir. ence or obstruction offered to those who are engaged in seeking deliver- WT: inward or secret motives of 1. 44 ft) ft nm )(&?)ratjnfcr S. ^fcnfcnfcf f^t Ms. 8. 25 5 aw- ?Ttft the mind Pt. ; ; ance, and consequent prevention of one of their accomplishment of it the 8 classes of karman. or 7. be] 1 The intermediate region tween heaven and earth the air, at- ; ; mosphere, sky tfxfafp.p- 1 Gone between, intervening. -1 Gone within, hidden, con- : ( OTT^r iii'iii"(W Say. ) f^t 'sr jfi^f Sandliya Mantra i T v ^IdR- cealed, covered, screened, shielded, : ; Ku. 146 K. 7. 3 ifrt*flM^imRi ; 37 covered 28, 152, 200 ; ; Dk. 21, n5dMi>d1tf: set Ak.; rq $: Gone in, reflected R. 19- 2.-3 ; reflected in the cryswall .-3 (a) Concealed, made dormant, impeded, hindered, prevented; ^11 ^H*JI ^ r^^i *im^im\^iiitniTti Mu. 2 prevented from being made rt jisjifliTnn'*! tiimiPi Mu. 4, 15. pre- tal t ; vented from being actually effected 2 inwardly longing (forthe same). -4 Slipped out of jmemory, forgotten. -5 Vanished,disappeared.-6 Destroyed.-Comp. Njntil a concealed simile of comparison being ( the particle omitted. ) q- v view ) by someprotected ( from thing m^JMidftd T^ ft*JWI*l)t S. 1 hid behind a creeper; ^TTgidfoft rrsrr H. 3 screened . m ; ^Tvit Sat. Br.-2 The middle of the three pheres or regions of life.-3 Talc. ^^ in or into interior of the atmosphere. f^rq;,$T^a. dwelling in the atmosphere. 81 bird ( moving through T:, -^T- a the atmosphere ). gr JHTT 1 floating over the atmosphere, sweeping or going through it. fjfaf; the intermediate T^rt^, y fo{ ] region, regarded as a distinct world; W , sn^frs^ ^rt^: HMttpWff^^ U. 1 To place within, deposit;; Ait. Br.-2 a. whose inside is as -Oomp. wide as the atmosphere. (-T) the 3 (heaven) - or keep To receive with- oneself, admit, take in ; R. 15. TW^f^ ; contain, comprise, include Mb.-3 To ; indicate, exhibit, dis- play .-4 To hide or conceal oneself from, avoid the sight of. (with. abl. and used in 4tm. ) ^MlWlll^^y^ P. I. 4. 28. Com. 3fcw?=* <S*JIlfl. 8. 71 ; Bk. 5. 32 afcf^irrsrf i&W. 6. 15.-5 To cover up, conceal from view, hide, ; ; . obscure, envelope, eclipse ( fig. ) Up.; >^t f^5: ir*rr ( ; up, veil ; a^hTrjmiwTOfa Ch. T5iO Bftin, wrap s*t^ <^*Hr^ *T- enveloped, covered.; ; Mb. obscured of eclipsed. patt. 1 To be received within, be absorbed; to be covered up or concealed, be obscured or rendered invisible, become invisible to vanish, disappear, ; to exist cease ; Mb.; ^tg-frrfiftj-rntT: ibid.; Nir. disappears &c. Caui. To render invisible, conceal. ; . or natural condition of [ 1 sfcrafa [ vr-?g^] Being invisible, disappearance, passing out of sight: a wr V^ of jf to pear. become -Camp. IRT K.P. 10. invisible, disap- a disappeared, . ^c o. moving invisibly. aftttrnrsf o. Concealing-, rendering invisible. invisible. [fHir] Disappearance, concealment hiding oneself from afcriv-/. ^^-^^ p ; (another) afcrtff I. 4. 28 Si. 8. 42. ; ; bidden, concealed sfa^Position, nff r srJiTflrr WTtrrr 8. 4 covered ; . with something else Tt ft 1 ijjin bie ground ) Ram. uncovered Inward, final, inter- internal, elder Bhftg. dramas ( in sister (^. /. or 1 Last, 1. Oomp. ( ). oven, fire-place. a. [3t^R^ TOit &c., Last, final ( as a last (in time, ) order or place ) P. 1. 1. 47 ; as ? of letters, Revati of asterisms, Mina of the zodiacal signs &c.; afcS)- TTftr in old age R. 9.~T9 ^if R. 1. 1 it?fJ;*T-^i word &c. letter, An ready with help. ( -fjh/. ) protection of what is near (3TRT5R$i>r) Rv. 1.138.1. ^r a house near one's 3rfff a. ; 3^ ; 71 last debt *w* Ku. 4. 22. Immediately following ( in comp. ) are*r ninth. 3 Lowest ; 8. 71, -2 own dwelling, the neighbourhood of the house.^-^r being near the god an adversary ( at dice ) Rv. ; in rank, degree or position ( ), un- ; 1. 180. 7. at hand with help, wealth, or kind- ness ft^] ; An Comp. ). 3,3 the last digit, the number nine. : the little finger s-ftfoPT the m^t": y^^^d^Rl ultimate ; Ved. 1 Near, presence of; r Bv. 1.167.9; 1. 79. 11. 2 < Prep. ) To, in the vicinity of ( with gen. ) ; Jgnprvfhrin before, ncf:, following. -2 H. nally situated ; dermost, worst, inferior, base, vile, wretched 3nr$it rff: Pt: 4. 110 reduced to the worst plight ; sfcmg ^5Trg Pt. 1 336 at perilous ( critical) times belonging to the lowest caste, <*r*TWf%nr: Ms. 11. 176 ; tf. : 12. 59 a- near or f?rtr,-^rr*r,-gwr aJQmm Rv. ; 4 7. 77. . ; An 1 elder 2 sister. 3 N. of oven, fire-place.: : tn^f ^rff^g- ; [aft Immediately shrf^fRTT- ; a. aififrT ; ( Ved. Near atf^T: ind. MH ; ; resorting to what is near, contiguous support ( that given by a tree to a creeper ). Included or con. 1 the presence Bg. 13. 15 5f* f)TfI: Nala. 1. 22 ; Ma. 2. 22. Oomp. ; : of numbers by the differences of the products. ata^ar p-p. tained in in of closely, ^proximity 1 shnrfwrr 1 Inclusion .-2 Inward meditation or anxiety. 3 A technical term in arithmetic, rectification ; staff* p.p. 1 Placed between, separated, rendered invisible by in- near, or ; Hari.-2 vn vnt 3Tf ] Covering, concealment &c.; >fafiimiJHiduHTJ Si. 8. 12. afcrsfr disposition. -3 Disappearance, becoming invisible srVafcntft nrr: Dk. 26. a An plant ; ). 317 O-.8. .68, 4 a disguised mak, a female in male dresg.-2 Disappeared, vanishbecome inviaible 3. H ; H^ofijn: sight, S. 4 became ^ Jhnwror: withdrew from n K- Id. 40 dwelling in a palace hidlen under ( the waters ) Oomp. 31TWR: m. N. of Siva. , 3RTJ; 1 P. To be contained, comprised or included in, be inherent or implied in ; K.P. 1 Near, proximate (with gen. of abl. P. II. 3. 34 ).-2 Reaching to the end of, reaching to ; trial ffiiy Ms. invisible; 8.; . 2. 46.-3 Lasting far as, to up ; Ms. n 3. 1, Y. ; as 1 36. ^ Nearness, proximity, vicinity, presence sr <mJR JTOtRW H. 1. 46; c oft in comp. r^r B. 2, 24 : S- 24 ^^1^1^* Ms.12.87. ; ; ; M. 1. 12 a servant in attendance throne. the adv. upon or as last mem( with abl. or gen. ber of Comp. ) Near ( to ), in the vicinity arfifa? l*1l ahnfaa. Inward, internal, inwardly situated. .; Y. 1. 148, near P. ( A i, e. Falguna.-5 Mlechchha, foreigner, barbarian.-6 ( In Vaiaeshika phil. ^ A name for the category BhashS, P. ?Tr 1 A technical name for f^m in astronomy. 2 woman of the lowest tribe. ?q 1 A measure of numbesr 1000 billions A ; ; -2 The 1000,000,000,000,000. ) 12th sign of the zodiac. 3 The last member or term of a progression ; ( ( series II. 3. ) ; 35; within the prefrom the proximity of, closely, sence of ; ), the last figure; Lila. under with gen. from near, from ( abl. or genor ace. ) VI. 2. 49; "ynptnT! I / ( jft, "ft^ft tm -Comp. argsmr ) a man 3133^1 XX^iPx or 9. 174 from ; so m. woman of the lowest caste, begotten by a Cliftndala on a Nish&di woman ; 3 '^lsirti Ms. 10. 39; the following 7 are regarded as belonging to this class I ; s. : ; ; K. P. 8.-2 Inherent ^ 294. 2. of the lowest caste see above.-2 N. of a plant ( g^rr ) (/. also ) ( the roots of which are prescribed for colic).-3 The last syllable of a word, 4 The last lunar month sp ; ahnrfa: 1 The being Included or in, inclusion fhrt jjorr- ; A man 1<W^ near, sense. 4, 79 ; Cau*. To contain, include, imply, involve; 3WfaT<7r*rfcT ^fa: P. III. 1. 88 Sk. involving a causal comprised until till, ; fttltW.Kw.34.lMi 3. 9J; 1 according to Nir. from m. one 88 for the belongs to the last or mendicant order. 3*rfnr:-5-ffe:/. or funeral rites; *frf -9nK-f^TT la8t one has ren the ankles see ; e- ar^or. begetting childrwt intercourse p - -2. ; w i 171 59, vHI^H Y. ; a. 1 est caste . . 231. 3. *r*K^.,-*nGt r one belonging to the low- iiftug'td Rh-<J^ ^l<4<-*)nrsmr*-. Ms. 10. ll>-2. a Sftdra ; fir- Ms (TT ; 12. 9. -3. a chftndata. a square). vf 1. the last lunar mansion ^cft.-2. the last sign of the zodiac Pisces. gif the last or ; Kali age. 7rM% a. of the lowest origin ; Ms. 8. 68. "t-f3f: ) the- lowest source 01 origin.">^T: dropping of the last letter of syllable of a word. *ufc,-^orf a man or woman of the lowest caste, a Sftdra male or female. fa^rfi N. of a metre. : A man of the lowest tribe. qwrft [arwrlt ^tsH according to Un. An 3fcj- entrail, intestine; arew^pr Mr. 3 the \-itals of 3^ the heart are rent ( i^fit^: srr^ N. of a plant(used against p3t^-.).-^V colic of wind in the stomach cf . ; Oomp. tf'Irfi'Tl worm in the intestines. f^^H-i the rumbling noise $->1-i, in thebowels wqtqr: blinded Q;t*^l B. 7. 24; so ^ by intoxication Si. 16. s^TR or (worn by ^Rfa ). iWffa: /. Indigestion, mation of bowels f^ 1 T.-3 Water al1 A kind of qRnM 3Tft*7T ; q. ; turbid water. so, mendicant ( V: pletely controlled his organs mfl T^T aratnt / inflam- flatulence. P. To bind, fasten. 3^ T^rri** -2 An " thet of the zodiacal signs cular periods ( at parti- ; ? (pi-) N. of a people; see snt. sTrS^T a blind Oomp. boil or abscess in the eyes (one that does not open or suppurate ). ; 3*f%:, -wfa^r: one that is not T: ) 12 . ; ; N. of a ?ffrt RH^ ffMrr ) darkness (lit. dim i. e. (-ft:, poisonous, fish ( SttT. and Ku. ! Q^nTidffrqN'fti* $TO 36 grows K. 161, 286. afa: f^: ] a 1- well ; which those who tease and kilt harmless creatures are condemned. to ( P. V. 4. 79 ), -wmtf ,-trr- deep or complete darkness I- 11' 24 w U-7 the gloom of ; ?r- 1 M-mr Un. A 1. 93] also chain or fetter .-2 , A chain and enjoy them are condemn- ; cf . Ms. 4. 88, 197 U, 4 224 doctrine of annihilation ufter death. ift a. mentally blind. ; ; Y. 3. ; to demoness supposed grffar a cause diseases in children; crucible a small covered with a hole in the aide. N. of a plant or grass dark night (Ved.) W- the seventh [*r skandha or region of wind. afcfcrcor a. Making blind ( P. III. 2.56). Becoming sftraro. [3^-^] Blind; 9TO^: of *n 1 N. ^rsraf^TT Pt. 5. 91. -*r: A sura, son of Ka*yapa and Diti and killed by Siva. [ He is represented aa :a demon with 1000 arms and heads, 2000 eyes and f eet,and called Amlkaka, because he walked like blind man, though he could see very well tf ; ii.iifli*H4itHi^4lR f? TTCT i ^Pt ir%% iH W^I f^nti: n He was slain by Siva when he attempted to cany off the Parijata tree from heaven whence Siva is called Andha&c. According to !Mripu,-ari,-di;iih, ; Siva, at his importunities and humble supplication, when he was about to be killed by the god for having attempted to carry off his wife Parvat ].-2 N. of f. descendant of Yadu and ancestor of Krishna and his descendants, a grandson of Kroshtu, son of Yudhajit who, together with his brother Vnshpi is the ancestor of the celebrated family of Andhakavribhnis P. IV. 1. 114, VI. 2. S4.-3 N. of a sage, ton of Matnata and of Utatbya, elder brother of Brihaspati. ; ; ; ; the Matsya Purona Andhaka was admitted to the class of Qanas by ; the mouth of which is hidden a well overgrown with plants &C.-2. [arvrw darkfjiTvrRpr 57 jq ] mental ness, infatuation. -3. N of a hell, c)?m:, -urn* Binding. K. 48 tuii^MniRww 3*tfrr%% -*T33f a. blind (P. ill. 2. 57). ; . 3* gifm K |Rf: ; ed. According to Bhavabhftti persons committing suicide were condemned ; JSschynomene Grandiflora. flesh. pre- ; fig- ) inguinal hernia, rupture, swelling of *ne scrotum. firar N. of a river rising from the Vindhya mountain. W^f- a garland of intestines ) ; ; kind of roasted own utter, pitchy, venting the sight Ms. 8. complete, thick ( darkness ) Mai. 9. 94;rfhi*$fmftr U.S. 38; See f7, "cTPW infra. tf 1 8, 20 Darkness. -2 Spiritual ignorance m,i|0fa *T Susr. m-j=h [ aw? ?H innjfit] N. of a medicinal plant a liis -blind, 29 blind to wicked acts.-2 Making a blind serpent, jrftf : ; ; areiHt, ) ; 163 4. wr*J made blind, wsmfr fm*fa: Rrat g'fr?^- blinded; ); ; ; %f%3r*rrorerarr\ vr* the term of a progression or aeries. T^-qS' the last or greatest root (in last ; defig.) 3fa o. 1 Blind ( void of sight, unable to see ( at f^rer: mPi^i: particular times ) also Mv.l. -2. spiritual ignorance enveloped in utter darkness. (-W:, tf ) N. of a division of Tartarus or infernal regions, the second of the 21 hells to which those who seduce the wives of to this hell and lit. also Ms. 8. 279 Y. 1. 273. ( -<3TT ) a woman of the lowest caste; Ms. 11. ; become blind. Yama; n or sfflPi^^i others ; fMiftsnm -2 To be 21. . blind, blind Si. 11. 19; : one chan- ^5 13 ^ va^Whvrcsj ist &c.; <}ala ). tribes inferior To mako 1 (* trrfJrH^E ; San. (^ it 37?fo igi;f?)<MH^H ) Udb. { ; srfmSt "$iin the 7 ). To swing, - and fro, oscillate. Swinging, oscillating, wav- 10 U. !TTRm:-ST: night. ) complete or deep darkness (espe- 2 agitate, rock to born, younger, belonging to the lowest caste ^ft: Ms. 4.61 ft8. 385. (-gr : ) I. a Sftdra (awr srrot, fire-place. (cf. -3 latest of . m^fcmiffr: An oen, 3T?>5WrK Den a 3^ -r cially of the soul) . atQ^I An elder sister which every ; 1 cf fj^. ; 1 woman of the higher caste with man of the lowest caste. if a. by a to pay, A -3 : i. ( ; ; oblations, sacrifices or Ms. 11 198, 5. 168; Bk. sin* the last of the three debts elephant's feet 11. 7. Si. 20. 51 sort of ornament worn round hell; Si. 2.33. &c. sluyer of Auduaka, .epithets of Siva -cn: N. of a. Mountain. -ffCor m. pi. descendants of ajvpF and ?T&I. sinfciT am-af 5 [ kind of game blindman s-buffi 3FT A '* Night. or syon, probably J gambling ; T^Pg-T 31VT | 1 ( tTTT it TV. fcPTJt ). A -3 woman of a particular charaeter,oue of the classes of women.-4 A disease of the eye. -5 =r^ft, q. v. =%T stRt :^ sft^wt - %a*- fi?i Ms. 6. ' preme Soul U. To make blind, blind blinded in mind. To become P. 205 Ki. 4. ] Food 39 l. manifested, being the is between the 5th ana 8th mouth usually in the sixth, Ms. 2. 34 ) with preliminary oblations to tiro ( Mar. 3si and passes from body to body iu the long process of metempsychosis " the nutrimeutitious vesture or vi" sible body in the world of sense (FJS5lfff called 3Rmwi?r). -3 Boiled rice; 3Tm *hr* P. II. 1- 3*. -4 bread corn ( ) 3T ; ( 3?PT; m. Brahma as represented by food.-ww a. -TSrsfc-siTcBra; ?re; Uh. blind. Up. Bff: srsrr: . ; ;grrt W3*rPff Ms. 11. 94. *$T precautions as to eating food^T: essence of food, chyle food and drink, nutriment ^rrrrffonnr- liquor ; Ms. i 76 3. ; 219 10. 86, 12. 65. -5 Water. -6 Earth ( ^ftarr N. of Vishijii. -v: The sun ; ; wt ; ; 157 (supposed to hove in the Veda the senses of tioma, the herb itself, or its juice, juice, ghee or boiled rice, but usually taken to mean food only by Indian lexicographers and commentators. [cf. Gr. anil/ioa]. : [fr. 3^Un. 1. 27] 1 A well q. of Siva. food, epithet -*nr o. see below .-j^- 1 exuremeut feces, p. VI. 1. 148 Sk.-2. spirituon* 3fr- ) =\Hi^m ] eating BT : 9- Un. tne ceremony of giving a new-boro child food to eat for ihc ii.gi unit, one of the 16 So maku ru*^_riuiun.u coarsest and last of the. 5 vestures ( ${% ) in which the soul is clothed Corn ) -2 Jlood as representing form in which the feu- .29. the lowest ; k. 133, ' ' ; P. VI. 1. 28 Sk. -2 .The j: male organ of generation ; y: [a?^-3?rf Acacia Siriusa ] A kind of tree, ( [% VN. people and th* country inhabited by them. of the .Andhrat ii said [ The country to be the modern Tdinguuh. But lies'. (.1't- ) of a the limits were probably confined to the Ghats OB the west and the rivers Godctyari and Krishna on the north and south. It bordered on Kalinga ( See Dk. 7th Ullasa), and itg capital Aadhranagara is probably the old town of Vengi or Vegi. According to Danrfin, there was near it a lake 'like the ocean ana craeted with cranes' which description can only refer to the lake (Jolair which has an area of over 150 miles STKIW-TI^ I ; n*r5fTTi|^*nTi^v rtlt^VKi^ff ^3T ! ]. a man dynasty of kings. -3 a mixed fr- -2 N.of of a being born of low ) caste, a Vaideha father and K&iavara mother, who lives by killing game Ms. 10. 56 -4 A kind of fowler. -Comp. ~3flfto> the Andhra tribe -ijftrr: N. of a dynasty of kings. ( ; r 1 SjUft Food ; or from ; -grasu: 1 a cupboard granary -2 Vishnu.-3. th&sun.-jrf^:/. the pass. ; age of food, gullet ( sfR:lcf,). dysentery, diarrhoea.-sr, 5mr a produced from food as the primitive substance.-3R4food[and Water. bare subsistance. -^Rn^ o. having the rigour caused by food. -^i-?T, -ifi^: . 1. ,-ir giving food; sm^: 229. -2 epithet of Siva.-fr Durga or Annapflrna. -^rff: Tira : 5TW. rf- 5Ts. (in general): Up; ; charge ( man ) of semen ; itself 1 Ms. 54. ; cf [ custom custom of eating together with other persons. ^tT; or not leavings of food, offal. ^rtT: .consecration of food. ^fa. a sacrifice (with 10 materials Advaiuedha ) connected with the sacrifice. 3Tnrr a- (*Tr/-) Consisting or made of food, composed of or containing boiled rico 'qfoT.Mf: the gross material body, the ^ip^Kk, which is sustained by food and which is the fifth or last vesture or wrapper of see aw ( 2 ) above and the^soul ulso *"ijr hence, also the material world, the coarsest or lowest form in .which Brahma is considered as ; ; *f in the worldly Plenty of food. ] Increasing food itself manifesting existence. 31%^ woo works for food only one who becomes a servant or slave by getting food the deity supposed to only, , jfc^f: ; liV. 10. 1. 4. -^w preside over articles of f ood.-^ta: 1 sifi Brisiug from eating prohibited food Ms. 5. 4. -2 a defect in the fond ti.iten derangement of food or the bmuours of the body anrf^icj- 3fT(j[&c. .i . ] f eren't, other ( fS^r ) ( generally ) Another, dif. other 1 ; another, ; . 2. . 40 ; ; ; R Ms. 5. 4. W4l<4i4 <5rgi^n"=^ f3rM y T: dislike of food, loss of appetite, lord or potsessor of i food, epithet of Savitri, Agni, and Siva. of food - purifying food; epithet of the Sun. a. filled with, possessed of, food, (-oft ) a form of Durga ( the c goddess of plenty ) |-*fr N. of a form of or Bhairovi. Durga vi *(^j q, v. iutu fou^ JTfjTT o> being ufHT dcuth, -imjj, -i . *nRFTT: the law or relating to food, i.e. the 3F5ncT: ^wlff. rffr S. 2. ; every- thing eUe (%g?rrsrf^rr: K- 2. 62 changed, altered ffH<^.-<) qtf Bh. 3. oft in 66 quite different persons ; ; ; ; comp. -2 Other than, different from, else than ( with abl. or as last member of comp.); srr K. 36 Bv. 4. 37 r: sffctf . ; 12. ^j49 ) T: S. Ij ; i. ; |; your prey 4: N. of a servant ] transformation of food, assimilation. -2. disorder of the stomach caused by indigestion. -3 seminal dis- ; cf a. II. am clothing, food and raiment, tho bare necessaries of lif e.-3ir*J: Cwsrfg) consisting of or living by food, desirous of food f ( OTRVR:, sro^R: ). -37Tc*: uour D dinner meal-time.-j%s-:= jn5 q. v. -5?: a large heap of boiled rice. -orf Tait. I -3^531^,-^ food and ; according to Yaska from v. q. eating food. a. I. eating food. -2. having a good appetite ( sfar ) ( ^: ) N. of Vishgu. -3ref proper food, food iu general; Ms. 3. 82. 4. H2, 11. 144. oft used i addition to *& or r?>TT i 90 compound essentially depends ou the sense of another word 1 pr lii 35 6. ; one irJfTf S. 3. -3 Another person, different from self ( opp. W) Wnrfta); Ms. 4. 66. -4 . devoted to another or something else. -2. expressing or referring to some- VW&r tTTT^ TOT3T ; cf. -5 Ordinary, any one Mv. l. 31: -6 Additional, new, more *g Mk. 2 another ten coins ( ( called ; 3T^wi;) ^r Ku. 45 1. ; ^ R. 8. 59. j - gms-im thing else. ; ; ; . ; sing. [ 3Tsr. <^f g^rr: iffi: ] K. 157 new and new (changing every now and then ) 3i<<4Ru*i. QM*J nother day one of a number ( with and gen.) ajrtrg' moreover, besides, widow sentences again ( used to connect a crow legitimate issue. ^j ( rearing another, it being supposed to sit on the eggs of the cuckoo and to rear its young ones ), cf S. 5. 22. : ( r ; ch^fa ; one does, another suffers ?Ot Mil. 5 Ms. 9. 40, 99 8. 204 ; Pt. 62 i. fourth &c. l. 135 *Mt<j- ; nmr^j 4. 12. 123. 9; L. [cf for O//08, a//o some- :'!*' Ms. 10. 70 others *i y H. 1. ill absent! possessed by a deraon.-sn ^T: a half-brother ( born of another mother ) Y. 2. 139. o. tnni.Hrrjfh' subject to another king' or kingdom (Ved.). ^q- a. having another form, changed, altered ( qftntf Me. 83. (-(r ) another or snj a. having a different meaning, not sense, or purpose amreTTT to otherH, peculiar. going or passing over to irwqur born from another. another. ( -$. ) a step-mother's son, a half-brother. 3^4 ( -jri" ) a hulf -sister. 3J8T a. married another's wife. another to ; worm bred in excrement ( Sw another field. -2. another or foreign territory .-3. another's wife. T 'llfiH, a. 1 going to another 2. adulterous, unchaste wr%3rt 3 a 1. . ( yw- ; 7f ffcnr fwrfhsr^nrr Kg. 19. 27 irfar 21. i6 ; a. of a different word ( jective family fanr a. having the mind fixed on some tiling or some one see ; different wnj;- origin. of a another o. a^-grnr jfnrj; . or existence, regeneration, mettrapsychosis. y^- a. difficult to be borne by others. a lif --^RT,-^,-^ . addressed or referring to another Vedid Mantra )._ deity ( as tnh* a - having iother or different property. property or charac. teriitic.-i^fto. whose mind is turned different (,-*(: ) away trom God. *jfo a. belonging another of another the Buhuvri- to anotaer family. lotiftUM^J. the tense -g^; word ; -!NlTft wpftft. 1 e. i. ; ^rt%5j; the substantive an ad- ), ^.mi^nfl aum^f&ift Ak. a- 1 giving false evidence. -2. a defendant in general. cuckoo leaving the eggs [ 3^5-ycm noun and not a ^rr: the of other birds. fvrrvfl' a. =gj a cuckoo. B woman c ) ; f^T: writs*! M. 3, 4.-wRT: intercourse with another illicit intercourse. Mltlliui <* common to many 'others. ffr another's wife,' a 'woman not con- one's owp. [ In Rhetoric ho is sidered as one of three chief female characters in a poetical composition, the other two being ffcrr and (rr ( a pronoun ) ; Ms. 11. 76 ( ar 22, 3. 253 6. 32, ! 4. 13 Y. ; 1. ; a. declined like a pro- ( noun) One of two (persons or things), either of the two ( with gen. ) wft^tT: *lftgft^Hl^^V^fl^: K. 151 am^tH-d^a M. 1. 2 the one or the Ms. S. 3 othei ; ; ; 2. 111. ; ^q4l<'<Jfl ; different ; the one the other; loc. of TT ) either way, . li ( freboth ways, optionally quently used by Pfinini inhisSutraS in the sense of in ; ; sides ^ ; having teeth on one side. si^ira^: adv. [ 3T'!!(TTi'wr5ft-!r9^] On either of two days, on one day or on another, P. V. 3. 22. adc. 1 From anotoei R. 2. 4 ; On one arrira': side side ; 7 ifroi^* U. 1. 13 -3 ; ; on the one side, on the other tTTTri5t5cfrf<J Ki. 5. 2 : ; ; ferred to another declined ] One of many, any one out of a large number ( with gen. or in comp. ) in the nests , or Hneage else changed frr in another: form.-ffir,-ir- form; . common ^i^^nt ^ a. following the gender Of another f,V. ; 1 ; ' , Comp. ]. having the wsTJTsnr: ftrr: one, third, another, . ; minded ; I mind fixed on something el'ee inattentive -2. fickle, veraatile^uDsteady: 3< 'y ; 2. i. *TfH,-*rsTO>.--'rR'(T a. longing attachment to nr: 3^ . ; ; 3r^ 05 ment for another. another. be adopted as a son for want of another's blesattach- 3irf$R^/or an^srr devotion to another jt4fo a. . ; srwr: aH^j. see n adopted son born from other parents ). one xiho may ; one-anotlier 3^) ft ; ; ( meaning.-2. referring to or expressing another sense, (-i; ) a different meaning. 3n?TT desire of something else. 1 ) ( araj n. ) Another Ac. Again, inorooTer, besides Ac. -Oomp. sjw 1. having a different ind. *r5WJ iiH woman a Another, other aiwrff a. a^^Sgl already promised or betrothed to another.- ?, a remarried 1 o. 34-- ' reared by another,' epithet of the cuckoo, which is supposed to be reared by the crow 31Strange, unusual, extraordinary ST^IT vn-i^tft: K- 168 Bv. 1. 69 S. D. . ; Niti. -3 To another place, towards some other person or direction ; ?WTS':TO: Ms. 2. 200 $ ^ff^T S. 2. 2 arr? ; ; From another ground or. motive.-S On tho other side on the U. 6. 82.-4 ; in another contrary .-6 Otherwise elsewhere. Comp. a*t**r' place, Ved. a land which is woody here ; and. there. trjf, (jtra^, (rift Ved. variegated or spotted on one tide. CTflfc a. striking in one direction. rnr a. suffering occasional wind ( rheumatism. ) (-ff: ) u sort of eye- disease. an^WfW: [3T^at enemy, adversary. adv. W, f^J [aniMr^j lubrt. ( An ottw oradj.fotoe) I 91 Elsewhere, in another place * Vii *** ^> r^ 3*^rnpy^iTi^'M5i rtriTicn^H^" api-j; H-()mi!ir*i'i)i .anJ--i Otherwise, or else, TT*fnJP.IV.2.39Com.; sometimes with mi ^rr w ; Pt. 1 ; ^ Ms. ; fttrfchuui ftt' ^ *r?r . IfTT H ?1 1 MHHI^J^J Juuriiif R. 14. 32 . 2 ; 4 3. Bg. ; i ^ 9 107; II. -4 wrongly, er- t. 20 ; 3ws 3. Ms. ; 90. 8. > TT3T- <J-=l Sk.-Comp. whose mind W5T^-f%rT directed to something is . Otherwise, in another man- or way W another emotions different ) ( way 255 4. ; (in ; law) a witness. ; ; The of the verb, as in .English. in many second aw may/therefore, o the gen., in stand cases instr.^ loc. cases disturbed by strong ijt)|rfV4i f7nrrff% $X: Me. ; 3. *T^fH f^f Q'*" -'<" < a. prov- ; ( in ed or demonstrated wrongly which a cause of said OFCT) Nyftya) ; Mu. r: a change or : ; m Pt. 258 1. b ) to act otherwise, ( is : to 9iq-<4rt S. 6. 13 - 16 Sk. But there are when several instances, especially into compound, enters 3^>q . not the true one, but only refers accidental and remote circumstances ( as the ass employed to fetch clay &c. in the case of a tjj otnerwise, : K. 62 *si^f^Jt'* 'if4 i *irViii o t alter 4. 8. ; vio- go against f^TJT 3f4IM<4R| JTW ^snt ni'^irr ^cf Pt. 4 ; ( c ) to destroy, undo, frustrate baffle defeat ( hope, plan. &c. ), late, transgress, which do not ! ; ^ one faQ.;/. wrong demonstration in which arguments, not being true an unessential causes, are advanced; or concomitant accidental an cause, ; fWT: Ks. - Y. 2. faise, falsify T: 51 22. 195 ( ; rf t!Pt ; ) to ; Kara. circumstance Bhasha P. 16. Y. 2. 204. satire, irony 3WT?T'. ; rar Ms. do wrongly to make 9. 234 ; M. ; mrr 20; 3t?OTm*)nmr l. ftr ; ; sr *t 9. a^ and 3^, see_ VUi Ma aff*H*I*iro translated . 12 Sk. 101 oft in comp. by ; and ; 'mutual', 'reciprocal', 'mutually^ Ku. 1. 42; so ^3T^ra; .Tfto -^ i"d. A ^, -* Mutually. W- ( In of speech.the'Recipro- Bnet ) figure do the same JaR^in which two things - act to each other; ; ^Ttr^mv vrnrijJTf^ S. 4 one 44, R. 11. 73. -2 Once, once upon a time. day, at one time, -3 Sometimes, now uud then. Si. 2. ; ; fied L. wnf^ii'f * 1 pound of alter. >d- 1 At another time, c another occasion, in any other^casc ; T g^ ^fW a s minative force and becomes coman or irregular of oblique case, ; Den. P.To change, 3T5,-R^,-?hTT^,take ovthink *T*W^.-nHiiyM<^ &c. to to be otherwise, to misunderstand. undcrgtiind wroiigly tftf^r first srsr loses all which the invariably contribute to the result, see EBITOT 8aid to be of 3 is this SHiaqT kinds in Tarka K., but 5 are men, tioned in Bhasha P. 19-22. or jar ) in 'one or 'each other' Another' sfrfci SITB^T: MM. English each other ( SRT 37^ they strike he regarded ^girft ). Thus aw- may as the object as the subject and 3^ prevaricator, prevaricating ff%-o. 1 .chuged,altered.-2.affect- ii'Mirr ; Ms. corresponds ; falsely or inconsistently ed, perturbed another, each other, treated like a pronoun ). cases the use of this word to the use of the word mutual ( In many vrHt5T^Ttf^: Ch.Up.-crrf^a- speaking differently or falsely speaking ; quotidian ' fever. n> qg ] One ; QTtH^ -.. A . otherwise tuan, in a manner different from; 34dV<J*ir n^Ms. 5. 31 Bg. f%*3 *ft 13. 11. 3?5=<juT-3Trr in one way, in spr. or Susr ^ c manner; <j^HIH 3 rTy?qr H. 1; with ner, in a diffeient once. ring OT rr*: alteration, general (in phil.). otherwise, difference; change, being ' ....jjnr. P VY i i"'*niT^t wf? 4. 53 ; change of view or mind else, inattentive. One dny, Occur- erroneous conception <4<jlfcl: of the Spirit, title of a philosophical work. -2. wrong conception in a- the other or following day; R. 2. 26. -2 1. VIII- P. 14 On 1 22] S. 7. [cf L. a7te.]. -Comp. 3T3 Ak.; ; t ; : 3T^rr Mv 6 strange. ind. : t sf jsrjj ; Ok. 306. TOTR^r^r jHT^sSnr ; K. 309 roneously, badly, as in wjnrijsrq.v. below sec under 1 also. -5 From another motive, causce, or ground; <- ^r the other case, in the other sense 3W:, Mai. 1 being different or otherwise ; n Kaus. Br. -4 Otherwise, in another way, in 2. 12, V , ; W& fSrVf <* I tl rnt M. 4 V. 3 'jft Y. 1. 215 matrnniTH V. 5, Ms. 4. 164 oft with the force of the noin. case ; fM : TTT "+IWMI 3rnrr*rt ii^yii 7* n ; ; ; ; ; 60 ] 1 Of another kind, like another.-2 Changed, unusual, strange 2. ; 8. ; i <-<M^>-H;i: Ms. 5. 41 .-3 Except, without, other than Kara. Mv. 6. 8 ar, TS^T U. 3 ^rrs?w144 Y. i 86,2. 288 on the other hand, on the contrary. -3 Falselv, untruly r . time (mother in the contrary cnse;s7rwrrf^r ^mr?r- 41 (with verbs of motion) to another place. -2 On another occasion, at another time than; oft (in coihp.) 1ft At iiul. with ( ; a. I Belonging to an2 Being or existing in an- 3^,^ O ther. other. ^r^3 from one another, taken secretly. or 3THnr mutual non-existence one of the two main kmds nc-ation of aww ; ol reciprocal negation or respective pecuessence, identity, : >t is fftwnv: Uarity and ) cqui vaknt to di ffereneo ii mfmtfftnAinniMHiWterft- ; as *j: , w in from behind exists it between two notions which have no property in common. 3TTHT a, mutually dependent. (-*?.) mutual or reciprocal dependence, support, ov connection reciprocal relation of (muse and effect (a term in Nyiiyn). conversation Twnrr transposition of numbers In mi on<' liiie to another. i^ mutual disiension or enmity so Si. 12. t: . 76. bly mutual union. ^^_f^^ mutual f^nr: partition of an inheritance by the sharers (without the ftiendly disposed influence reciprocal action relation of cause and effect. Ved. Spotless. . K. <J. [ T- >f ^ 16 went after or followed her ^5, unjust T ^^H;j^OI*^H^n: punishment o. 5.-3T: unjust or jnlawful action 1 ; ; ; un justly, improperly Ms. 110. 2. -3 -2 Injustice, impropriety. Irregularity, disorder. a. Unjust, improper. 1 unlawful. Unjust, -2 Improper, unbecoming, indecoroug. -3 Not author! tati re. <*!* Not o. inviter. 3T^ ] Having [ J<:j'i Ki. 11. 64; Si. 12. 12; TT defectire *vm *r U. 3. 7 in the true sense of the word, properly to called .-Oomp.-ir^ur literal acceptation of the meaning of. a ( -*r?TT 1 opp. to 53? or conventional ). an appropriate name, a tech- term which directly conveys its own meaning; e.g. jrnrHJJfr a name for future is an a^qVfll compared with H^. 2. a proper name the meaning of which is obvious. nical ' cessively. or de. complete, whole, entire; c neither deficient nor superfluous. Oomp. shr a. not having a defective limb. wf^ Not residing in *iiW^j. own house ( dwelling in an- one's Descending and ._': fol- lowing. WIH^WT: [S3t-r?r] 1 Slackening, letting loose (opp. 3rrJrro).-2 Permission to do as one likes ( qrw^rogin ), one of the senses of arft P. I. 4. 96 see 3Tft.-3 one's own spar. a. . bound Visible, perceptible. -2 Following, close on the heels of, immediately # after ind. I : with, directly Afterwards, after, Hr^tfft; A kind of Vedic Sandhi, that of a vowel and con- A race, family, lineage; T^l. 13. 37. Regard, consideration. forth- Y. 3. 21. ; [ sr-JTcffJFFi ] an^^ a [ n. after, following HT ?fr% Sat. Br. f. ] 1 Going ; ; Ait,Br.-2 Lying lengthwise, horizon- Statement of a after action (iffor) rite or the mention of a primary (sr ^ ^r^l^ the senses of the particle Ak. T"nrf? 3i^d<wiS^ri ; ; i i t: '^S' : ; m WTTfrc Tf ^TTIT where going out to beg is enjoined to the beggar as his principal object,and the bringing of a cow (if he can see any) is tacked on to it as a secondary object. -2 Such an object itself. as a. Secondary, inferior. TV.] ( Used like gurit only with f ) So as to assist or support the weak ( 5^PT 1&m%) optionally . ! regarded as a preposition $r*T supporting, assisting P. I. person); jjoRT ^ecnvw e ^w ; - To name ( a 4. or or weak 73.Sk. men " mention or refer to in tion again a subsequent place, employ again. &*nf%vp.p- * Mentioned after to or according to - ; employed again ; - -^ 190 $k.-2 ( Hence ) Inferior, of secondary importance. or repeated a^^r^t; Subsequent mention, referring to what has been ; ^ f^- Ms. 4. 3T"TO?'f A Sraddlm or any such ceremony performed on the sr^cr days. 3T^jrf^r '"^- north-west direction. re-employpreviously mentioned ment of the same word in a subsequent part of a sentence, or of the same thing to perform a subsequent opera; II. 4. 32. (^ and ir^ are said assume the forms on P. to in the sense of 150. 3T*iT m., r,^iK 1 1 34 41^41; R>ft P The 9th day of the dark half of the three months following the full moon in wi'TlfW, sonant. with, m^ljin: ; Rim. -2 Immediately Connected or fastened to. 1 following. t^-3T? ; will. See under : ferring to -2 Section, chapter. wi ^11^* Following ). sur- in Subsequent mention an explanation rewhat is mentioned before. ; l<(Q> ficient, other'i An the ' <J. To repeat ; m. Vert. word ; every 1 or enumeration secondary See under 37pr. Any 16 7. 2 P. JlnrMTT r, Following. ; see nr acting unjustly, following evil courses .^-^(iN^Mjj Ms. after day, KII. 7. 71. - hence, true to the sense, significant; row tiij**'ir trsrr Mffl Unjtut, im- ] e ; -4 ( witli IUT. ) ^ t< ,n M-,^m rt! cqi ). Day cpssion. enumerate. SjrtmrH'qM 7^r i?rer?r ; Not drying up. a. proper P. III. 4. 64 8k. made mutual ; ind. day. ; / v/r? tlirow ] to an*, . -3 Friendly disposed, favouraS4*ku^c*T,-vrnr,-siror becoming presence of any other nrntual party).-^. effectof one thing upon another. or vmr$ 9. i.. : ; I**- - ; Afterwards. -2 From tnrf. 1 / : a Shot or hurled along, shot interwoven ( as in silk ) chequered. ; ; fw tho roar or behind, ; Towards the e. g. JT ^ Sk. ). Putting on or depositing fuel on the sacred fires. or se(In civil law) 1 A hail, deposit third person to curity dclivf red to a be handed over ultimately to the right owner ; 98 ^nwftf^ J\ i -2 A 3?rr?: repentance, regret mittal of bad act ). after the ( % A sort com- 1 Service, attendance, waiting. upon, worship.-2 Taking a seat after another .-3 Regret, sorrow. -4 A place of industry, manufactory, work-shop &c,-5 enema. of ^ft-^r An oily or cooling to her after marriage by her husband's or father's family, or her own vc f-r-nmi Ms. 9. C v. I .-if 5-) KAty. quoted hy Knll. on 195 Y. 2. 44. ] ficial gift or A 1 nmr sacri- presented to offering the priests (Say. ; r: ).-2 The monthly Sraddha performed in honour of the Manes on the day of new moon f^nrt HlfH q. v. A class of divinities. ; Ved. in the Being entrails. T^H: the southern sacriused in the siK(r?R sacri- -Cottp. ficial fire a - Latitudinal- ?f ind. In the house. fice. . TrOTHTa. Ved. In accordance with ( spfKT &c. ); A 44r4rf 3TSSrrrq;l A. faft/O Daily,dinrnal_ following after. deity invoked by ? P. [ 3T5-? come To begin, com- mence.-! To touch; To 1 ] follow, succeed *r^SW : s. 4. 154 (rsrt...inraT R. 1. 90 -^H^ft ^T Bh. 3. 18; attend, accompany, accrue to; *nh^ ^' go after, ; ; ; rr : T: R*m. ; -p- 1 Touched on the back or on any part of the body ; ; ; K4ty.-2 That which has touched been placed on the body ( as or has the hand ).-3 followed. &*nwpot. f. To be touched a- [ f q*?ft ift ing after, following retinue, attendants ; 1 Go- also, follower, gf ; ... long with. connection, relation ; oryp=T?:=a^'Ml^ld.-3 The natural der or connection of words in a tion, 3TfTTVT:,-vnJr Touching, contact, especially touching the <MHH ( the performer of a sacrifice ) to make him entitled to the fruits of tbe holy and merits tion sentence, construing, grammatical order or relation ; q^Ht twut-lgrr JT- srf^n^ ^ if* ST^nr or ^wm^ the rela^= ( wherever ^HM^ a? smoke there ajjqtfcjrrft. called in fact, cor- is fire) is SP^J< , responds to the universal tion of 315 , ^ar awf f%j- II down pret. f. Sitting after, seated alongside of. hy 3 instance there is or woman's property, presented the ^5 ( middle term ) and the flroT (major term) of an Indian syllogism ( ^jfiWJl'iifftfw ) In the familiar The ' European logic A proposiA is B.' All means an assertion =jrfff^rtrrfw of the concomitance of the absence of ffpar and the absence of g ( 3?[' ' MTi: HwiimTTl>TnJ ift: anifc corresponds to the converted position All not-B is not-A ' Sanskrit and ) A proor in ' ; ^ i& ^pftRff at the Vyftpti or universal proposition corresponds to the methods of Agreement and Difference in Mill's n^T f3n'Sl*m*HtM *ft* Mn. Logic Ui.-Comp. srriTfr a. hereditary Pt. 1, 3; t 'H Pt. 3. <jr a genealogist sw *g^ ^l%fiTT^nr^: R. 6 8. or *) J. positive *-d ; 5. ; : ; agreement and negative assertion contrariety or differer.ee see above. -2 rule and exception. nrrrth faffirmative assertion or agreement, affirmative universal. ; ; 3 1 a connection Having or consequence, following .-2 Belonging to a race or family ; born of a noble noble, family, high-born . K. ; 7. Connected as with a a. consequence. rite. *Wl4lftii An initiatory or connection of words, 3TT 1- P. To follow in asarWTTC'g cending, especially the funeral pile; to ascend, climb, mount 34*qiO<;^ ; (frfO B5m. X'^lO^di A woman's ascending Sift*: the funeral pile after or with the body of her husband. STSfT^ 2 A. 1 To be seated near or round; fmiUM^iyl Mb.; to wait upon, serve, attend upon ;o o 3|FfT^n?TH R- I- 56; to lit after one (ace. of person ) at CTvrt* R- 2. 24.-2 To perform, as a religious ceremony . ; ; ; Rim. S. pre- linsinary ceremony. fftSjJ tfPf: ) fl^fi^P^PT P. VIII. 3, 44 Sk. w- 9nm: ; D ( logical in the ex. ; lw(3(a>ii)W"'i 29 Sk. -4 2. Drift, tenor, purport.-5 Race.f anuly, T?^ R. ! 9> 1< lineage ; ^^yun*i 3. 27 12. ; virtue of 33 my ; ; ; P*fl: R- 3. Y. 2. -2 ; ; instr. or in compound pt an^PRpT: Mv. 4. 22 -6 Descendants n7 W$T 3TTT: 28. Possessed of, having, possessing, endowed with full of, seized or with struck with, overpowered by - ! <4lP<*(i gJST- ; 415 ; ^*i Sir. struck with wonder &c. &C.-3 Connected race. 117 tf along with the family or descendants Ms. 2. 168 Pt. 1. 27-7 Loand effect, gical connection of cause posterity . : mwflflijKmte^ P. II. 1 Followed or attended by, in company with, joined by ; ; , ; ; *nftlogical continuance ; -j)--witHV Bhftg. S*PrrffrfT*: . Ms. 8. 332. -9 Statement of the con( In Ny&ya ) stant and invariable concomitance of with, linked to, following (as a con- sequence tically ; ). -4 Connected gramma- gi|f: q^- M -5 Understood, 9. reached by the mind.-Comp. -a^J a. having meaning which is easily understood from the context.n^:-3rft'^TKraTT: S. D. a doctrine of the Mtmamaakas that words in a sentence convey mmiq: 94 The fif virgins. For the changes the end of comp. see P. V. 4. 74, VI. 3. 97.-9S. [ cf L. aqua, Gr. appos ; Lith. ujy'f, Goth, ahva Pers. aft Zend. a/>. Old Germ. aha]. or meaning not independently generally, but as connected with one another in that particular sentence gee 3Tf5ffi!rlM'iWI%^ under arfSffl and K. P. 2. of ; ; deep meditation by ^T; an aquatic animal. Won over or favournhly disposed by means of a salutation. ft../'. 1 Following.-2 Food. 6 P. To desire, seek, STI^ST for or after, look out for, get ft ^ Ku. 45 ?Tfni: U. : 5. investigate ; ; To seek to To seek, search, anrt enters into several compounds; g. 3TTtw^(T: dcstviK-tion of the world by water waters '; X of a 3j searched ; calf 2. 13 inquire, a^far arf^nj% seek, ; search &c. water cf Ms.9.321 aintrn^:, f*fa: -TTI:,3fCflrfrf:lord of waters,the ocean; X. of VimiMii; arrK^rt, arffetrrf fire. ; . ; Desired, sought, tr5Ttf^sr%: f^ Search a ^ tol'i seeking for, inquiry into or af ter,looking , out for, watching [ T$TF^ qi-g. in^jn. 1 (As a prefix to verbs it means) (o)Away, away from, denoting (341'l TV.] deteriora( i ) 3TTTTf^, 3<M*i< tui^nim^JHimi V. fi* R. 12. 11; 2. ; contradiction a. Search- caw*.; SIH^ ); 3414 g4l ( or denial ( SfgiTSlvVBT S. 7 m As ft member first A. 1 To keep looking STr^ffi^! or gazing at, keep in view. -2 To search, seek for, inquire into ; reflect or meditate upon", think of. Vrthi couip. it senses arnTT-t, g ( ; -4t4 )l ; ; ) Search,Beekingfor; medi- q. v. Near 3T5=fl situated near water.-2 Attainable or friendly. Verse after verse. the water, - 3Tt 2. 58] (Declined in classical language only in pi. mention 34qQ$|f3 3TIT, 3TT, 37T^:, 3T^q: arqt and 310? but in singular and pi. in Veda ) 1 Water (regarded in Ved. as sacred ; ajruj or laughter concealment ) 34M^4^ -~2 siMcitiW, of Tat. or Bahuhas all the above 3T7a bad or corrupt word ft fear^r*^: less 3^flT stainless arrrnr: discontent ( opp. to 3Hj<|i| ) ^rf ; 3714 4i*T, 3441417 ; ; ; ^iWTr^ but in Ms. J 7K been created from 1 . ; after m? , wfRT, done to hei ? Ms. S. i. 8. i. said to have sjftfHH or fprw it is sng j Ram.; sometimes with or iicc. also Inc. and UftM Bh. ; i Mb. 3. 115 ; . 2 3 Acting improperly. -2 1 3TV*h &c. ; ill-treating, offending; a 1 Injurious,, doing harm 341)4)^ or injury, offensive. -2 Hostile, in- m. imical. An enemy. [ q-g-. w- ] Of bad or degraded actions, corrupted, depraved. n. ( ^ ) 1 Discharge, paying off 34M**f-l a. of a debt ( ) 6. 54 &c. In most cases snjmay be translated by bad ', inferior ', corrupt,' wrong unworthy &c. ' ; outside of; anr ft: tfHTT: Sk.;( c )with the exception of, excepting; surfSfir- ^"rt fnt ^?: Sk. on the outside of, with the exception of. In these senses am- may form adverbial compounds also (P. II. 1.12); itgj ^rrT: Sk. without Vishnu f%RW negation, contradiction &c. 3iT*r> 5I^-. Tlio senses of this word as given liy G. M. may be thus put in verse; ; ; sijiJi^. af. ling, [ cf L. ab . o/or off ; ; Gr. Zend snremt: ( 1 deep., indelible stain. Ved, Abhorrence, averabominable ness f ubsenae -' sion, ; ; Harm, wrong, injury, wrong deed 3WT^ opp. ) (ff) ; +((vt|HH.<Ji|hl(u| Pt. 1. 66 ; 2. 37 ; &C. 2 of, desire to offend or Si. : Tanking ill hurt (3HftiiR'dl).-3 Wickedness, vio4 A lence, oppression, enmity. mean or degraded action. arfS^ a. Comp. meaning to harm, malevolent malicious. ?nST: ( ~^f )i fJ(j. / abusive words, menacing or insultr?4 *<m*l<*n: Ak. ing speech : ; 3TN*K*,-*lRi< a. Injuring, doing harm or wrong to, mischievous, offending, harmful, hurtful, injurious Pt. 1. 95, Si. 2. 37. w. , tr ; An evil-doer ( opp. antifl ) enemy T: HTg: fij-t>-' ; W 3T?iTR5 II. 1 ; 3?tr^fr^./>. 1 Injured, wronged, (Vickcilly uv maliciously committed &C.-2 Done or practised as a degrading or impure /'<*] 3^: A 8. hurt, offence, misdeed, ' means 'going downwards' as in anTFr-.-S As a separable preposition ( with a noun in the abl.) ( a ) away from 4rHM<-4<4r4l H?5t f"f ^T7 apo Goth. Ms. or competence, laziness. ' ' ' ^^1*^4 ^ unworthy net evil doing, conduct, or course, any degrading or impure act.-3 Wicked2 Inness, violence, oppression. Ku. ' ; 2 An improper ^t)l^<j ; or I the intermediate region. ; Caul. To harm, injure 16. 52. An act, as funeral rites. injury, harm, offence. 1 Harm, injury, damage, offence. -2 Opposi-* tion, enmity. -3 A degrading or impure act. aur^ft:/, srrirnf hurt, Air, ; l ; ; Ms. 2. 60. Water is generally eonKidered to he the first of the 5 elements of creation, ,-is in 3^, ijtf f$f: tf^itfrt ?rm ; I 4. aim^, ; It also tation. [ or ; ' investigation. -2 Reflection, 34'4'ti'ff^, i (/) joy, merriment ing after, seeking for, inquiring &c.; ; ft^fa ( exclusion (?I^T) ; ( (tfffcT ) d ) direction aTTr^'TWft; ( or illustration () , / Pt- 1 hove Si. antri? tmm-ft-A Pt. 4. 16 sr f* f^l --W <J cK< ; ; STJ. ; Doing wrong, injuring =T ; 3TN^ror,-W ) 14. 78; ; air! ind. p- 1 son , to - ; ; . 1.15. 3.91 remove, drag away, insult by -dragging away %s>T3r^ 1*nrrfhrt Bk. 8. 20 bore forcibly away .-2 To hurt, injure, wrong, harm, do harm or injury to ( usually with gen. of per- of 1FT, star; arrhnntiC, is dear. tf ind. Unwilling. against one's will. 3TT^ 8 U. 1 To carry or bear away, 'TIK^f T*T, WTTWTRJ, STcfttTn^ Ved N. of Agni or fire as sprung from 3. 10. so"*5!'? p- ' srot^Wt ; ; e fJT f^r Ca. S. 5. Bh. search ' R. 17.47. (-4 P.) look out for &c.; frff^- means of water. ; : what ]y, . ; a. star 3^ at 95 1 fault, wrong Hurt, injury, disservice; or faulty decd,misdeed; ' r Si. Ki. 13. 64 fault. -1 Paying or clearing offi( debts). 2. 54; 3rrf?r 1 P., 6 U. 1 ( a ) Tp draw back or away, draw off or aside, drag down, drag away, take, or cany off, take or draw extract out, K. sTpnf^i^TrsnT^esrart 55 16. drawn out fanrfirWffiTirinr faftrft =? Rs. 4. 14 pulling off or back. ( b ) To take or carry away, remove ^% sffetftsiwffo itam.; %?wgyr*Tf'ter?* ; ; f*T*nrimr'ffa U. .Mv. 4. 33 prevci|tn or interferes with freedom 1. 8, action &fr* gUfriHh^ffi destroys, robs one of. -2 nish, decrease, omit of. Mv. 1. 32. To dimi- ; p- p. 1 Drawn or taken away, removed Breggvmr^r-tfqrgH: Mu. 4 severed, alienated, es; 1, 5, 9 P. To bring to an end, destroy, annihilate. pan. To wane decline, decay, waste away ( as the moon ). ; tranged, cut off so 4. 14 extracted, drawn out, drugged, lost, diminished, brought down, depressed, lowered &c. -2 Drawn or attracted by w<J ^IPT^r Ve. 5 dvpcudcul on, or the work of, Pate. -3 Low, vile, ; ; waned. ; mean base, inferior, (t>pp. ijffj ) A'. 10 ; 5. ; Ms. 163 6. ; 281 8. 24 9. ; . A u* Ki. 14. 22. ff: c'.'ow-Oomp. ^RTW a, mentally dofmaed ov corrupted, low-minded. " of. a low tribe or origin. STTffjnF 6 1*. To throw Hway or down, take awuy, remove. 3Tr<Jta:,-^trdr 1 Casting away or throwing down. -2 Throwing or putting down, one of the 5 kinds o ^4^ in the VaUeshika phil., see ^^. 3T <44|^: Ono who hus attained his majority <*3: ( as a bow 5T 6 P. 1 ); de- base, dishonour, detract from,lessen the value of, disparage ifcif^ i&m*ft fa 3TI^4lHi|!h^{^- Mb.-S To bring ; quadrupeds and 1. Cow. P.VI. 74 scratched &c. U. 2. 9. 1 (a) Drawing off or ; deterioration, inferiority jcth^1Tfttf^ff TVT. Sk. (4) Dishonour, de; gradation, lowering (of esteem), in- famy, disgrace >pp. T^sf in all sen- / : 1 H j *&$f*Kb rise and fall and clecrease,-2 in price, increase Anticipated performance of a duty, aa of a Sraddha.-3 Anticipation ol a *ord occarring later on ( in gram., poetry or Mimrcmso &c. )-Oomp.i flW: ft sort of fallacy; e.y. sound has dot the quality of shape, as a jar, so sotrnd and a jar have no qualities-in common. <<. or Drawing down, removing.-2 uiiBishing, detracting W ( fTdTW ) snupfar: or taking off Lessening, di- from S. D. ; 1. a. Taking or drawing awiiy, removing, diminishing (opp. >tc. 1 P' 1 Mu. 1 ; To go away, run escape, flee away, leave, fly, from imyimlfl= tWmhTWmwtif^nr: 3 while escaping. -2 To ) ; glide , Going away, flight, escape, it treat. -2 The place or limit to which one may retreat i^nrf^l^m.mfl. Sflrya S. -3 snrjwr: 1 ; . Gliding or passing away a. [3WT ( of time.) wrong Retreat, Deiiying Superseding.-^ uboliBhing. away, removal, disappearance; ^. off, tpf w . ftfif- frrrir- c*nr- Mo. 70; ^MUmNtCOrwt lapse, passing away ; ?&>rTTi^wm*r K. 66, 1U3.-3 D*kU p fr^fi-*5tn%: 3. 7 decease. 3nmSi :/. hell &c. ) ; r is disagreeable, reviler. Thunderleaa, ( as a sprsrri^a. Going forth or away ways ( Deprived of town ). <> as a its' gate- ; uot going fast, true. Abuse, reviling. o. 1 nw bad fate (going to Katy.-2 One who reviles or say* what 3| a. impartial. A ^r ^rmilt^H Pt.2.108.- Censure, reviling (i%); retiring, adverse.-Oomp. ; Going away or cloud. ) ferior, detraction.-3 Removing, innft ; order. escape &c. : w& ; departure, separation frTnrar: $nvirijT! H. 4. 65.-2 Falling off, going Without 1 Without wings or the power of fligbt.-2 Not belonging to, the same side or party .-3 Having no adherents oi-iriend.-4 Opposed to 1 oj- twinkling or winbing 102.-2 Dead, docea&ed. ; awaj pass away. -("KB time ).-3,To measure off by steps or by pacing. flight, iff sjirtrff p.p. I Gone away, departed, passed away, gone oft; being remote; oft as first member of comp. in tne sense of free from ', ' devoid of '; 3TrsirnnT( : K. 43 having no other duties JT?WT 45 47, 157, 164', 207, 211 "p^hur <*$*r 154 devoid of 3?rr>rft:,-!T*f 1 taking away; drawing away or down, depriving ( one ) of, drawing? out, extracting. -2 Lessening, making in- 8ur. . ; a. ^MtB'H, down; . Unripe, immature, undigested (us food); uncooked, raw. away, fall off or Going, turning away. (wrongly for arwlT). river vity.-2 Indigestion. JHItfj To ; Unripeness, iunmatu- retreat, retire ( IT: Pt. 3. 8 .-3 ; ; ' News, information. down! ; 12. uniM ; Scatteting about WW$: Ms. 10 42 1. Si. 8. D. 1. diminution, decrease, reduction ;%(STW^r^Dk. 160; loss, decay decline, destruction ft^'mihf: Ve. 1 3 go away, vanish, disappear. A To reinore, take away, lessen, diminish, detract from; To go away, depart; K. 73;. 1 . to changed ( *nhnr?^f*STrfr- Com. 17 birds, A. in this sense ; mfr P. IV. P- pass away, elapse (as time) ; draw backwards anticipate (as a word in a sentence) what occurs 3rfi|-nj?i?t scatter, spout out water ) anrffcrft ygtf >nnsiT^, tffr Sk.-2 To scrape with the feet ( for food &c. ) through joy, said of ( or later on. To see wfrts'. ; 3TW3 1 ; Su.-3 To bend Declrne, decay, wane. ft. p. Declined, wasted, : impartiality. H715*r Ved. a. I Wanting in boldness, abortive. -2 Being ii tlio side, lateral. -3 Separated 'from the oldest by one. JTTW A acuicnt, fault ; Si. 15. 32. 3rnjT 6 ject.- 2 To A 1 To disapprove, threoteti, re- menace; revile 96 To de- at.-3 censure, reproach, rail 1 P. 1 prive of. arqirrt, or lifted VI. up ; IU 3 77 - A limb or member of the body, as of, lose 3 a hand or foot ( am^S"^. HI. T i rf f* 3 <m%: 81 ; sin sriftmrand Ka.ik& ) but it is -n^ifln?: Sk. tlic the sense of in also used with abl. ) ( turn ; or ; r?i?n*MkH**T afiiwrreit Bk. 7. 62 ( where the commentators take arm to mean the a. Free from the body itself ). obstruction of clouds, cloudless. body '; ^jTT^m: %f 3ITOTV: or Striking 1 defeat-Mr. Reduced in balk, decreased, wasted, expendel <&c.; Kill- emaciated, thin, lean. -2 Honoured, respected, saluted.* Honouring. evil accident proving fatal. : - Unable * not cook ; am^l 2 To com- depart. offend, go astray, transgress mit a fault, act wrongly ^r WiiiHft* t ffrw: Mb.; <<4<MKMDk. 162 outraged. ; ; . .p- Gone away, departrf A fault, ed ; deceased. jvrong or wicked deed, misdeed; 3H?1RflS. 5. 9. '- 1 Departure ; death Prftv Dk. TT A Wunt, absence.-3 fault ; 72. -2 wv 20 ; * ; INir for , 47. 4 Injurious or hurtful conduct, injury, Ve. 4. 10.-5 A defect, flaw, failure, deficiency mti Si.. 14. 32 s B. 15. H. worshipping, showing reverence, Si. ftfsTrnrf^firfcfhiaT worship ; 16. 9 where ( destruction $rft ), K. 324 Ki. 6. 46 ; ( to Unwholesome 34 ; noxious flying ina^Pjfl /. sect ; that which causes decay. ^K] A- disease in which the glands of the neck are enlarged and swollen. 37^ J f)tT a. 3iM do a thing ) Ki I 6 or - - Without a parasol or umbrella. i. e. a god cf N. 14. 21 . ; tnw Si- 2. 84 ( where alto means hurt or injury ). w8 3^r^nft^o-0ffending,doing wrong, MTA<J* disown, Bk. 26 concealing himself. 8. Denying, concealing. A simple elementary substance not made of the five (ct^) elements ; the five subtle- gross elements ; danta. P. ^ujM< a. 1 Not separated -1 Adjoin(by a curtain or screen). ( ing, contiguous < A screen or wall of cloth.particularly the screen or kanat surrounding -2 A curtain. Oomp. a tent. aside tossing ( amn$nr- ) ^TT *Vii<j. ) ^or ( the curtain ; with a ( hurried ) toss of the ccurring ab curtain ' ', frequently and denoting precistage direction entrance on the stage which pitate arises from fear, hurry,agitation Ac., th* as when a character tossing up curtain suddenly enters^ without the usual introduction cnr.R$lO * c - 1 clever or skilful. Not awkward, uncouth. -2 a speaker ).-3 Sick. Ineloquent ( as to read; not readgjTfj a. Unable a bad reader cf airr*. . ing ; ; learned or grfftlta. Not foolish, ignorant; ftiJJTit VT An Un5TRT ) *tf H !H^t5^5 lucky shadow, apparition, phantom. II ( away .-2 3Tr^3 fear. Cutting A. 1 1. Going ; Bv. -2 To To fall wr^Bh. 2 7. -2 wi, WH4ftlW* Wanting in skill,- Ac. taste, appreciation or or ; off, desert. SmHtis srqrnr o- Wot saleable (the several things/which ought not to be sold by particular persons and on particular occasions ) name go -2 ; - V. 3. 99. coming out A 1. 28. 3. lien oS. perished off, Loss. -3 Interruption. away or off, withdraw, To perish, die. ) respect, honour, worghip. To deny, repudiate, dissemble, conceal ; 5RTP. 1. 3. 44 Sk. (3TOHT- : . ; 317 a faithless wife. To Sat. Br. ^rjjHM-jt^ft improper HJft 1 A. 9 3r 1 Shadowless. -2 Having a bad or unlucky shadow .-3Devoid of brightOne that has no *T: ness, dim. shadow, ; ward avert, Defeat, overthrow. : slow, dull, 1 A. ^r ; conquer defeat, away, = 11. 9. A ( arnmi 15. 17; 1. ; loss, ; ' 1 means also it ; mistake, omission regimen Loss, decay, decline, destruction. -2 Expense. -3 Atonement, amends, offence, ; crime misdeed, improper conduct, Mv. 4. stride {%* 1 To Vftrt. ) compensation, expiation of sin. 4 Exclusion. -S Punishing. -6 N.of a daughter of Marichi. -7 Honouring, a term for himself. -2 A bad cook, snr^r WT5W- P of abuse ( antPtft ) VI. 2 157-8 Sk. P.I To 30 anrfiifih /. ( P. VII. 2. o. Killing, murdering. off 3rrf^cT.p..J>. 1 off, r. L to cook, or ; keep N. of several planetary mansions. cutting warding off. ^revcnting.-2 violent death, any iug. -3 A -2 Loss, privaH. 3. 133. -3 13. 2. tion, failure, defect or off 5. 29. 4. P. 1 de: 1 Diminution, .decrease, fall ( fig. also:); astRTTdecline, cay, ^TT: Dk. 160 ^HH ' Bv. ) - ; HRl- Accustomed to take off or remove the covering &c. (aii'oc^niR- away from, be deprived ( uft Ved. ^ fall l<J3tTH ; sink, ; ]' ^ a(i Bon wno ^ a9 one inferior to his awflcMwd IT* ; ; gwrr -2 To ; To be t^mrt^ : Ved. A biding place, disappearance, concealment. ill parents in qualities tiinS- 2- reduced in bulk, emadiciated, lean to wane, decline, 5rt" !W less U. "o bfde, conceal. - collect. waste away . turned out respect. ( 5 U.) pati. 1 reduced in strength or bulk, To gather, 53 Sk. lifting their swords. 1. To honour, -2 To invite respectfully .-3 Having raised w^tnfrt-'rrt s45l P' frt * honoured. a. 1'cared, melted away. ; d< dic kind of contraction tjtomach. of the spusmobody or 97 shame ontraction Spasmodic , with occasional convulsive fits trtfcm Susr. modic contraction. Without 3T7f^i-nfaf ifa- spas- a 3TT=nJ. aiT^fqisoj a. Si. 8. 46. Without a wife (when either absent or dead ). -2 To sjTf^frar a. 1 she is be performed without the company of a wife ajqrsfNr: ?T: Katy. ; of waves had Tirtha or place of 3UTrfisJ * pilgrimage. aiq^pj- 10 P. To cause to fast of roadless 3TTft T [ "H^ ). ^St rrnts^r, q^ ^15 from arc, the termination j being added to awi, sprung from a it, aa in cf^tT, stock Yaska gives two etymologies some derive ; 3^ H^fJf, =T W TWft ] issue progeny, 1 ( STtrfr flcTT ) ; offspring in general ( or female ) ; sons or grandsons other later generations of a jft fnf P. IV. fl7TTV I '!*> fq"cTT Offspring, child, of animals and men <J lT-<4 34 male and Uotra 1. 162 I : ^' ; ; ! ' 3. 17 ). A -2 T: patronymic affix Ak. 3ify*Ky* ; -Comp. tf, 3TTTW'- * Nothing, non-entity. -2 Not the meaning of words actually used in a sentence arr^fiifr^ ; P. 2. . arq^ q?*Tq*ff% ft SiTt ; : ; ; rfv >T3I^ S. 5, 10 follows evil ways 5fff%??WWq^ >m ; 3m ^rS^H^ -7RT* ZfWT ; HT 1 ] ' having the child for its enemy,' a crab (said to die in producing ypung). -2 a serpent. Vecl. accom- *rr^a. panied with offspring. 3T1sT " Leafless, without wings &c. a ft; I The shoot of bamboo ; sprout in general Sr1?T?I??%?<Ti ff^rwraf frf: 'PT-2 A tree the leaves ( of which have fallen off. -3 A bird without wings. 3T 13 In- ; ; tell announce, say, accuse ; ; inform against, M s- 8. 54. -3 ^ awiqm To feign, pretend, hold out as a pretext or excuse ^T K. 19. 31, 32, 54 or plead flr5I^?*r*TqT%- ; fSTT:g^q*fa- ; 56 pleading head-ache as an excuse. -4 To refer to, have reference to ^iffa JTftT^tqf^ET Dk. 102 ef erred to, called by the wq%?I^ Dk. H^ ; i ; ing to evil ways (as man); spent or used out of place, misapplied', mis- money &c.); H. spent (as name of. 3. 123. ) 3TTS.T [^. cf.] 1 Unfit, unsuitcd, improper, inconsistent, obnoxious the . -2 (In medicine) Unwholesome, unsalutary (as food, regimen &c.); ^fr ; name Dk. 60 ; Pl'IHH ; 1 Statement, adducing pointing out, mentioning f oE ; ^cOqi(l S. Nyaya ; Kaly. -2 (a) A pretext, pretence, contrivance plea, excuse ; ; OTTJ S. 2 ; ; B. 2. 8 i V. f!?S my Mu. 1 an ene- . ?r. 1 ] Incomprehensible, Having no feet, footless. 1 a Footless. -2 Having sitr^ office or post. reptile. -^ 1 -3-; I A no No place or abode. -2 A wrong or bad place or abode wrong timer f^ ' 1 ; S(T (b) Guise, dis- w- reaon, adducing 8 cause, the second of the five members of ao (3) or traitor to the king. unknowable. -2 12. , an offender a. 3. > guise, form ft<'|g TtqyA^*Tg' ftq4iq^l ifr^tnwT Mai- 7; the ^177 Dk. 101. -3 Statement of -3 Bad, unlucky. 6. patronymic f^ttiPn. m. a seller of his children, a father who sells his girl for money to a bridegroom. 51^: out, 60 assign, allot. -2 To declare, put forward, adduce, communicate ; affix. To point 6 P. 1 dicate, -3fr*T a. -q>l: the vulva. -jfcTT: a [ &c. lit. course desirous of progfrw: N. of a plant. geny. ^ a. giving offspring ( as a Mantva &c. ). ( -fr ) N. of a plant ( Jr^rtrffsf ) Sk. TTfi done, an accomplished work. Pathless, a. 50. ( Bhavabhuti calls an apatya ' a knot for tying parents together U. n "sft^r:, work (perhapt for ar^H -3 A work well or completely excellent q.v.). de( ); ( fig. ) irregularity, viation, a moral irregularity or deviation, a wrong road, bad or evil it ; SR^ T*rr i^r ] c ; , afraid ) 38 Sk. 1. =m% deterred -T: (also 3rrn: P. V. 4. 72, II. 4. 30) 1 Not a way, absence of a way or road, pathless state a bad or wrong road Fasting ( in sickness -2 Absence of satisfaction. 1 SJUHJU'I a. P. II. [ 1 Pure conduct, ] ( qfigsrtapproved course of life ^or ). -2 A great or noble work, ; starve. 1^, ; a- 3T<W fire. Far from ten.- ; ; 3W?*XP-P- Afraid of, from d^nmtd; ( slightly fqff ; Bash- ] self-restraint, -2 Of wavering fortune. a. Free from foreat impudent. bashfulness. -2 srq^-ng^ [ the left side. Without 1 Sliameless, 1 Shame, Embarrassment. ful band. < ^ without- a. hus- To ind. a. ; Bk. 14. 84 turned away from with shame. i N. of a parasitical plant. ibid. master without a husband, unmarried, -fa; Vetl. Not a master or husband. 3>T?5fr UiniiiUTied, with icstr. of person or . with a. Affer-tcd ; ( ; thing); Mb., *r ' Indian syllogism (according to the Vaiseshikae). -4 A butt, mark (s^) -5 A place, quaiter. -6 Refusal, re. -1 Fame, reputation. -8 Dejection. ceit. -9 ( OTfBt \y. wrong place. ) A bad to or as be, 3Tq^l^l <* Pretending suming the appearance of (in comp.). wdfalpot.p. 1 To be feigned, adduced &c. -2 Being in a wrong ; -3 A word which near. ( not &pada or an word. -4 Ether. -Comp. inflected -*RTT is adjoining, contiguous, very -t ) proximity, contiguity. place. between 3inf%3*| ind. Half a point two regio9 of the compass ( f^r^T), in an intermediate region. ^ A goblin, evil spirit. Hull, on Ms. 8. 53. -6 To from a rule. exclude except, away, remov1 Taking 3,^,. refuting ( as an assertion ) ing A bad thing. entrance 3T7IK A sif' e door 01 the than proper other an entrance Su ' r door arTSTT^TO^ faf^mS: ;. Ved. Shutting up, hiding iq. ' -^ Badly 2. ) To 1'. I prevaricate. ing, B.10".74. * To ! i>. think of, ill about curse mentally evil thoughts -* ..snu il JUHflM MD. mentally 29 HUcurfing ; Ved. -2 6. 5, _, awWfar p- , Taken uway " !' Ac. -2 off moved, pulled in the arm. amixe d, -Oomp. -ir ,-*T apcnonof ca.te ( wbe and ******* re- ; Removed P- - to be d accursed, contemptible, or imperc) ained. -2 Pounded badly vile wretcb, lost sense of right and virtue ; 8 ex- 2. defamation, Reviling, vituperation. libel, calumny, he alf P. To be away, ; damage. :/. Defeat, MIMMMM3*1<) Ms. ); 210, 140, 93; Y. 3. 306 to A _*f: 3^* y 1 A. To fall lo dismiss, discharge 01 * ; ; as of a sin ( Abandoned. (wnj*i)'-* fectly deabuse, revile, To 5.83. smjf^:/. -*f^: "4l^*l Bemoving, taking away, removal, destroying, driving away expiation, atonement Reviled cur.ed, - destroying Tfciuiiwug- ; ^r Jmnrgwm; T*6r% Bg. us sin ). piate, atone for ( Destroy ing, removing; '- away, Taking Ved. a. take remove, Bk. 10. 13 rq; *" ^^"^7' Bad conduct. Jr or drive away, doolroy impure degraded the mother belongs to 10. 41, 46. than the father's) Ms. a*: ; ; To P. 6 ^trg* : undaunted less, 1 A. discharged. off, -2 Concealment. orTom/ disgrace. ' * k rec '*1Qin f eaV ' * gjtTWT ; spoiled .tiflness A bad arm; : from, deviating from, opposed to, SflTneiHiV-TifffT contradictory 3 Fadly done or executed, oreril Fault of Barkis (rtH ; ; ' caused by wrong departure disHealing, destroying, curing ( P. V}|i|IS|l ' - S. *T?frWH 26; have blibe 1 Taking away, removMe. ist3q extracting &c.; "fw ; or con- A bad policy -3 Injury, offence (: 94 Com. -2 duct. Free from smoke a. that has suf- fered a miscarriage. Prevarication. , ; mSMlfll A female ; ; ; i^rW Hairing badly formed formed hips P. VI. a. g hips. 2. 187. 11. 107; qw *W- ; 76; 11. wOT?*T 11. Ms. 5*rff^ 4 216, 253, y. . a ending in 1. (prec corrupted word, A -2 - 261. Sounding wrongly. . if or harsh found. A wrong Bk gppft or lead off S. 6. z or can-y cause to re- ; ; $ifrrhrrrft Bk. off draw out from (dart, oil &c.); ; away, take or pull off ornaments, fetters &c. ) ( dress, I One who has lost some great gin or common -<j<"UfaMw<4*ii Mk. 6 2 B. 1 . his casle through and who -9 To dny ; his re- by from a vesiel. a. Kav. ' 1. (as a duvlcct 3WH Having bad feet having no shoe, shoeless. k bad drink. Ved. Separation. e ; a. [ ) wf qg distant ov remote. delowest in caste, most, The most Ved. ; 4. 64. H***** ; offence, is, therefore, not allowed latives to eat or drink 3414141^ ; ; r. ; otli I vessels ^ ; 1 a. common ; arr*mr?N?i^ Dk. 31 f^rvr r^ & J^I^TsfWiW V. 5. -4 To put 11. ; ; w^TT *ftv -3 To extract, or ivway, carry away tmrwsfiwt R- 13. 24. - qt^. one of the lowest ; Sastras)any language Deprived of the use using geparate vessels (from which no one else wij.1 eat ) VT^nrrf ^J^T^TT'. Ms. 10. 51. -2 Of low caste. ; seme uot a corrupt language, A.alect used by forms of the Prftkrita* ( in Kftvyas ) cow-herds &c. ( Sanskrit ajtjrjTsr 3nHT*rf >nnrT5igTr- ; in sec 3T : 64 Sk. of ied or uttictly Sanskrit 242. 3- ( ; griinniar Ki. ^MMIj'. A wrong or bad reading (in a text); mistake in reading P- IV. 4. so ^wrt, >r*, aw, ^r*, *f30 take &c. (fc) To rob, steal, ITT, tHk"- or ; 5.12. -2 (a) allsenses), de- fimc^Mf. 16. dry - To lead 1 To remove (in stroy, take away wm 3TTTTf^ u Waterless ; P. 1 away, carry tire wffcr name. Having a bad bad name. A ; word hence ) an incorrect the rules of whether formed .gainst n? Ved. Not going down, - not fallen or sunk, indestructible. Without a nose a. B. ( -IT ) JTTW the last, graded (sn-sntRfif! Declination ^r^t nn ^t ; the ffl ^ Iu ) ; fift^w line of the Comp. -Ttrr the n see *i&*rr. -H5WrT arqw^ whal dirt ; r Raw. is U8tl fl'i tcliptic 8i d . f." ecliptic ; thc ecliptic. swept awRy du8t ' f ' ; ' 99 Touching, grazing. ^: Mk. _ To disrespect, Caui. dis- 2 5. Different ) (jl Ms. 1.85; Ks. (with gen.). () : tempt f^HJt ; 1-63 t. o. tiifa: Si Pt. Dishonouring, disres- A 1 : side by-path, way ; -2 Shampooing, rubbing &c. of the body (sjirqRHljfc ) Si. 9.36. Ms. Ved. To be thrown away. Having the face -2 Ill-favoured, ill-looking. ind. Without the face. averted. ^f Headless a. [ ! Ak. (hrfq< ; To wipe P., 10 P. efface, blot or'wipe out, 33MHMH o!T, remove. Sudden or untimely death, dental or unnatural death acci- *i^pfft- ; S danger, illness hopelessly given up for lost, recovers, quite contrary to expectation. a 1 Unintelligible, obSIMqftlfl person, - *m or speech. -2 able, not borne or liked Wf l the Unbear- ( ). 5T: ) ( grace, ill-repute Eh. 2. 55. Infamy, srqwr ; *Jrf*?T depart, fall off go away, or away, 8. 3HT^ ( treated some senses ) 1 as a pronoun Having nothing higher or superior, unrivalled matchless without a rival or second ; S' 2. 9 of. ; hind part, IW the latter ' the latter part or half half of a month %fo. latter ' : ; of winter K dy &o. hIf hind part of the ^f, "^r^ latter p^rt of the rains, autumn &c. -S Following, 5RT7T: ; ; the next. -6 Western tr?rftr irfqrgv TTTJlSrw: Si. 9. 1, Ku. 1. 1; Mn. 4. 21. -7 Inferior, lower (f^r) 3TH>Vi^<1; In Nyftya ) Non-extensive, not covering too much, one of the two kinds of wmpif, see Bhasha P. 8. ( ( ft = srf^'MT am Mukta. When ). am is am = =5597% higher, -9 Distant ; opposite used in the singular as a correlative to t^r the one, it means former, Utter trft the other, the R. 5. 60 ; ; l>*1l1M lT41II'^ when used iu pi means others ', and others ', and the words generally used as its correlatives are something else ^r some- others ; arg.rmwt'r; sm ( qreirr e.g. 37Jf ?r t where ^ITR is subordinate toip^or. o. living at the western borders.(-art) l.the western border or extremithe extreme end or term ty, the western shore. -2. ( PI. ) the country or inhabitants of the western borders near the Sahya mountain ; ; K. 4. 53 westhe kings of this ) tern people. -3. country. -4. death, "jrnranticipation of one's end. -5. the hind foot of an elephant ; gj^djml Si. 11. 7; 18. 32. -2. N. of a song '".of -^w: ; Y. 1. = 113 3. ^:?!'. ; 3tf?fcrr metre a consisting of 64 matras -9WtT:-^,-*rf9r another and another, several, various. -3?$ the latter or second half. -yff. [ fr. *n^ to ar|r P. II. 4. 29, V. 4. 88. ] the latter part of the day ; changed the afternoon, of the e 9. 4 ww Si. ; ' Pt. 4. 34 ; watch it closing day or Ms. ; "jrffiT last 3. S78; belonging yft P. II. 1. 45. -fntr the east. situated in or -qrr*T$*ir belonging to the western part of to this time ; Kanyakubja.-qrre; later period. -*fr. ( also 'fTtfl or 'Ff^iR ) N. of a country to the west of Mahameru ( according to Buddhistic ideas ).-*r a. born later or at the end of the ; ^rsf ; world. MV Bk. 33. ~r- 1 15. 31. The hind foot of an ele- (^ y>n-i^ (fpnri^).-Tr 1 Western direction, the west. -2 The hind part of an elephant. -3 Sacred learniug, learning the four Vedas with the 6 enemy re- treat, flight, escape. a. ' meaning phant; ^frqTjror frmr O*i8i*Jrtifl:lii. ^^nqr^umSf ). -2 An Going auay, departure, in comp. to r used as oft. : ace.), as in ; member of a genitive Tatpurusha ftr f^rf 4. .Nir. 93 4. abe.r, aberglauben] .-Comp.-srfjr (sTrfV dual) 1. the southern and western fires ( ^%or and tnfrw ): -2 the last fire i. e. used at the funeral ccremoy ( lf>: ) -3*r one of the 8 divisiont of U^iy^wj"! ( the second kind of qrriT J mentioned in K. P. 5. In this the air or suggested sense is subordinate !*TWvrt dis- disappear; anvnmv ft U. 6. 4 sfNft "rare ; ; Germ, (-arO the destroying fire. -5TT: an To 2 P. withdraw, H. ~mn. ,.-.>,x. 12 45 3m<J$ltl " retire, ; t Ms. &c. Si. 15. 46 (for of the word see formation Malli. ; . -2 Shaving, paring. ing, purifying. scure as a ) Wiping away, cleans- 1 -3 Chips. 1 opp. sp ( ; 1 $3- ) time or ( in the last ' Debt. opp. ( 85of another caste. -4 Hinder, 9. spaec) first o. own posterior, latter, later, a bad way. 1 -3 Belonging to 23. another, not one's 1, pecting, slighting. 3TTHnT 16. ; j* [ ^ jj[-^-d4$fMl4l4HH 235; Pt. 4. 6 Ordinary, of the 6. west of (with gen. or [cf. Goth, afar ; honour, despise. 3<jWTT: Disrespect, dishonour, diggrace despi'sing, slighting, con- of, to the another like Kesava. rival ) ( 3?:pTn, fajft 'J-3^1 () -2 ^ Another, other sjijnj-. [ used as ndj. or suhsl. ). (6) More, additional Ms. 11. 5. ( c ) Second pother Pt. 4. 37 ( ; ; Angai. -4 The womb the outer skin of the embryo. -5 Suppressed menstruation in pregnancy. - future, future times jflmfl*ft HM*fl firftfrir Rv. 1. 32. 13.-T 1 The future, any thing to be done in future (^T^) Br. AT. Up. ct r JJ^T ). -2 Tlie hind ; quarter of an elephant. -$adv. Again, moreover, in future, for the future; srat^ moreover ; 3inr behind, west inhabitant of the west, the western people.-^%tfr ind. in the south-west ( belonging to the I^BT class ). -mr: 1. the second or dark half of the month.-2. the other or opa defendant ( in law ). posite side -I'^TOTT: the western Panchalas.-qT ; one and the other,several, various; ..X _ _* l> VT 1 1AA ^l%ll: 1^5 r.T l. vi. i. i*t*. Sk. several caravans go (am ^ 7V a. 3TqvtrfTt ; the pupils of Panini living in tlie west.-inrhr o. easily led or influenced by ethers, T ^f-'^ 1'J^ ).-qri^'lfl? <JI: docile, tractable. -HIT: 1- being another or different, diffcretee- -2. suc- am continuation. -TT?C; [ the latter or closing part of night, the last watch of night ( P. V. 4. 87 ); f* P. II. 1. 45. -<= cession, ^jsf; ] 100 sometimes with gen. or 3^: the other world, the next world, north-east direction, r.adise.-V7WT,-vN. of a metre. rt a kind of Vairftgya mentioned by cause the gods were not defeated son there T. 1. 18 Patanjali thigh. western point in the hoa. belonging to the latter ). ""-' -JTT mjR- -*mi the hind ' rizon. u lW rerfynfyt.Rsir>)il ( half of winter (P. VII. 3. 11). 3TOTWT-f+ 1 L'eingatotber or differ" different ( one of the 23 gunas ) ; ence, opposition, contrariety, relativeness. -2 Nearness. -3 Distance, in time or space C posteriority ). flffT a ; ; *T Ms. 6. 31. -*: \ A sort of poisonous insect. -2 N. of Vishnu of Siva. -3 One of the 11 Rudras. -4 A class of divinities forming a portion of the 3J3*rr. divinities of the Jainas. -S .V. of a sage.-str 1 N. ofDurgo,to be worshipped on the Vijayadaiami l!r., ; or Datard day ^ ^: <\\\m\ ; A and serving as a charm or amulet sec S. 7. ( In Vikamorvati Act 2 Kalidasa uses smrfjicrr in the sense j WTWT i*d. In another manner; Si. 6.41. of a spell or ftar Like what follows. . ] . One after an- other, uninterrupted, continued ( applied to an action) ;3m*RT: I. 1.144 ; 85 f : Mr adv. On syllables in each. -6 Sk. only ) To be disaffected or discontented with ( W.) sretMqM^nfr snr: Ki. 2. 49 in pass, : ; P r: gainst is to blame *' Yoga Sistra by Patunjali. -2 no acquaintance 50, K. Cessation ~ 2 rriisati8faction ( - Contest, dispute ( about the enjoyment of property ) 3f%?r uncuutettcd, undisputed ( as possesron of any thing.). -2 a. 1. 307 ; paration. V. 2; t' Sinned, offended, haying committed an offence, guilty, an offender, criminal in an ( used active sense) B. 8. 48 tion or divisi n. or arrangement. ment. -4 t 9. 7!l 3HWU [3T-TT*rr.] Not reci- 3Tfl,SjHMfaj ; ?r rBg. 16 8 ( Mr. Telang renders t by produced by union of male and female, caused by lust, Where srom* must be supposed to be connected with under am ' 3mm Missed, (asan arrow : thejnark VK^ I TIT, 'T.IVI, "rrf amnsr srf^^^mTrnr- ; nr V. 3.-^- [>r^5i;:] crime, Injury Not ] front. -5^ a. (ft/- ) 1 not turning away the face, with unareited face. -2. pts*ntine a bold front. a. hitting = offence. ; An ^ 3 rfh offence, 3. 9. / 1 Fault, mistake, -2 Sin. smnj: An offence, a fault, guilt, crime, sin, mistake, error (32 kinds are usually stated in Sastras); unsurpassed ; jrr Ved. Xot going by a fnr 3 ed *qr^^ the Xot properly plac- established or M. H?!T?r!t J not 1 ptoperly grounded. 3TTfrmor> sPrRtiw. musr* a. Imnieusuruhle iimnense, mibounded. wither- 3T ) (iomphraua ; ing, about (-used invin- f^ ; tortuous course. ; Unconriuered, 1. not prudent, improvident. - gressed gi Unchangeableness ; -3 Violated, trans- Si. 2. 27. not Celibacy. An unmarried rirst Mtl^5-u){jrtau|: Dk. an archer whose arrows u\ways miss the mark, an unskilful S. aWfhr ) the ; N. of a ceremony. ^.rrffT:163 ; yw: or q. v. ). averted, fronting, facing, iu -ind. In fiont of. -Oomp. not ontinuance, connection. / Not losing growing old or decaying; ; -2 Want of dis inc-2 Want of ordei -3 Want of judg-. 1 dat. also; ; procal, not mutual Undiscerned, ; ift33tf"*y*<M Ill-repute. 1 -2 undistinguished. Continuous, connected, withon interval or sePt. to offend. misan- Poor, destitute. . ; t Having unsocial, 9 S. 4 snTTTSf^-.p. Apathy, enmity. ; Desti- thropic. V. '^ ^^,-j^ Ki. 1 ; of person 1. 2. 329. -2 loc. ; Discontent, dissatisfaction, disaffection Mu walk to 3TOfrirg' a. Without possessions or belongings, attendants &c. quite destitute, as in f%{r#KT''Tjr5:. -^ t J ; S. 7 de- round. -2 Not diligent. 3Rf^fJf5.' --fft^T ^TJT^nrmTrfW Mk. ; of Destitute a. scendants or offspring. 3T7f^3JT " * Unable tution, poverty. P'. 1 sometimes with ; - A gort of Yogim. (with gen. or ; or thing ) bloodless, 6. 5. -2 Disdisaftectcd amPTi ; a Offending, guilty, offender, criminal V. 2. 21. Non-acceptance, rejection, renunciation; one of the jeverul kinds of yamas ( mental restraints) stated in To offend, wrong, commit an offence a- 5 sin against, 3T7TTtf a. 1 Colourless, le i 3TOTIT^irTT: S. Mu. ; ; . contented, dissatisfied, -^3r5^. the destroyer of sins, epithet of Siva ^ft< a short poem by Sankaracharya in praise of Siva, the fourth line of the verses being usually yt a. Inrincible. the following day J K. 203. -Coinp. ) -4 The northeast quarter see under 3. 187. Used =15 : fttn*JJt;tj: : ; of per- ; tjm-^ TJJ- plants; pf, ^i^ilijin, srif^l, SRPT, ?tftnft, kind of plant 53^1, sn? :T ?''rt. -3 ( or aftvfr ) fastened round the wrist | loc. ; Skanda P. -2 N. of several 3TT^fif-Tr 3TOTW ailv. In another place, elsewhere q*nr or vfaf-am* in one place-in another place in the fiiit case-in the second case. be- O<*i?ni- ) 3"^^Tt su^rt f^?T^TqTTSmf fl^T f^*m ?f ; fl^l called so mistake c error in accent ; enclosed ( arnrrf i in curses only ) ; 101 Not ". fenced on enclosed sides ( as a field all or Want refinement of moral ( or polish or physical ) ; c.oar8eness,nideness, unrefined state. a. 3T / Worship Not cleansing or wash- iff- Unlimited, unbounded. <* I Not sufficient or enough, incomplete, insufficient. -2 Unlimited. -3 Unable (to do its work incompetent ), Br. m ; Mo f5ir [ Want -*i<4(ra warning Ved. Speaking away, - averting, preventing-. off, SpeaKng -;i 111 Pt. 4. ; ; Hn%t Bg. 1. 30. / Insufficiency f: ( Sat. (ffl^m^jl'lll^isqmjj not cleansed or washed by cleaning substances ( as by a washerman ), a. refined, rude, coarse. STIKfii: Siva P. of. ; a. \ Untimely. -2 P n st <j menstruation time ( fi jTKjfm ) un- Unpolished, 28 5. 3r) ). HqfT$TT a- iNot leaving a remainder; all-suTrourding, all-pervadAb<sfing ;JT STtf Sfiukhya K. sence of remainder or limit. 3T7t*s^: Ku. r: WT3TT 1 . 1 . Tr ; of order or method. Act of speaking away or warning off, removing. aj^?[ 1 U. 1 To revile, abuse, censure, reproach ; amfl^: Si. 17. 19; Ms. 4. 236 tf %i wmjGt-Jt ^r P. . " Not near, distant. I -2 Not extensive, not current. Absence of extent. 'llfNi'STnf ^: new (as a flower) not night. fresh, standing over till the next day srf^ Jn^r Ve. 6. A a. T -3 N ot -2 Not In- 1 be abandoned. to to be degraded. day which not is aq^i. ed or afflicted ; straightforward. e. not the proper time or season (the Parva days being awsri^r, "ftftfar, ^ft &c. ) M. Ve d- Not endanger- STTrVftT"- n. joint. of conjunction. -2 joint or point No Motionless. <* evitable. Without a a. ableness. ' ; ; innumer- Infinity, Not standing over- aTO^fqiT a. 15. 4. -ComB. -55: a sort of sugar-cane. Without flesh (qag-ir). 3TT5J a 3. 77. Sk. ( pgqifrfw I. W *?rijmft<% otfift WT?l) i* <J1SMl<{*)Mt<( Bk. 8. 45 re riling or abusing men. -2 To ! disown, deny (A.) ^UMMm^fr P. I. 3. 73 Sk. -3 To argue out, refute, contra; dict 3m3<4llftn5l$: S*rash Y. -Cow. 1 T6 blarne, censure. -2* ; 3. 7. To oppose or contradict as unadvia- able. 1 3HRT?: Censuring, reviling; censure, reproach, blam?, abuse ; sn^rr l^ U. 5 rf)*H|<(|at q. ; - 1 Unexamined, sw- ftw Mit. . tested, unproved. thoughtless ( of person or tllin g); "^T^TSTTIT q^it* Pt. 5 the inconsiderate doer -3 Not 1 ' . clearly proved or established. Ved. Not surrounded 3T<J^rfTa. encircled, not app-oached ( 3^ ?T: N. of a people. f a. Free from anger; suq*rrr ) 9. 8. . a- ( formed, odd-shaped. mity, wonder 7 -2 monstrosity. ( Ved.). a. 1 Ugly, de1 Defor- ) Delight, Not 3Tfl$T% invisible, per ceptihle to the senses, visible. -2 Not distant or remote. $r adv. In the presence of with ( gen. 3iq-); rterni; perceptibly, visibly, festly, openly. -Comp. direct cognition. sw mani- P- To deny, disown * 62; scandal, evil report; < 11.25,14.12; Mk. 9. U.I. 6 deceive 1r: Bk. 1 ing ; aTTt Concealing, hid- ; ; or medicine ) The part between shoulder and the ribs.-Oomp. $g: ( in law ) a fine laid on one who denies the charge on which he is conIn victed. q^: Ku. 2. R. ; 15. 7 ^i^ An "^ . exa case for a ; order, commandi - ; rfff vra oi*nam9> (rogmtftfanf. w w|v ^^f^w^rr^r: arm?-. Tr. m^nm^mt ^rn ; ; also, a means of refutation. -5 Confidence, trust. -6 Love familia; -7 A small bell or other ment sounded to decoy deej- <MitAft< 236. ; . rity. M)<J(C) 27 opp. ; : Ki 14. 27. -4 Refutation ; ( in Vedftnta phi'l. ) refutation as of a wrong imputation or belief s>gft- ing One who 2. ceptional suffix special rule. -3 hence Y. ( fft 3? denies, disowns, hides, conceals &c.; conceal- ceptible restricts or sets' aside a general rule deniaL of sr f^- ings &c.; Tii ; -2 An exception, Mftl. 9. 20. Si. srfq^n%^rFfrcfiTnT: 5T^Jrr S.B. -3Detraction, concealment of truth, thoughts, feel- ( spreading or indulging in scandals about JT %^?yTfTrftrf flTq^TfwR- U. 2 tfrqro a special rule that -2 Concealment knowledge, evasion ^ : censuringly 8. 44. 28. -S Pt ; ^fTfTfihJ3WM?rrq: ; ; 1 - ; overreach, U. 3; ; Den. P. To make xer- jfcsrqfw 2. *!!' ; Kull. on Ms. 8. 400 refuse snmtrffinT P- I- 3. 44 Sk. -2 To conceal, hide. -3 To detract Cans. To outwit, from, s'ander. ti a. -srgwfifc/. Bh. pin or bolt. , foolish, or A <$ untried, un- ; -2 Ill-considered Si. 6. 9 ; ( instru; - Exclusion, prohibition. thronemeiit 5H Durga a. or ; Extermination, Mu. 2. 20. Leafless. Parvuti ; sive Excessive thirst or de(srorrffl^ is (wf^pi^ram); sometimes used N. O f Kalidusa thus accounts for the iiame; ft orf |'-tn ] de- in the same but regarded as an incorrect 3TT?5Tf^;,-?ITg^ o. III. 2. 144. ).-2 Free desire Thirsty from ( ). P. thirst or ) 3my?*fr;-3Tinrr%j; a. l Blaming, censuring, reviling, traducing, de- faming yrqimif^rr ms^r S 2. -2 Opposing contradicting, except; ; ing, setting aside, excluding. 3T735T a. Without ; ; 1 ^ense, word Malli. Mil. sheltered from wind, wind or tf f air, 103 *HliWH ** ] A grove, a garden cover, wrap, envelop, *. fm, m m fcn-t, CCal ' or park planted near a town. HA covered, or concealed ^wr Ratn. 1. ) 7. > See under Kfisifltr &c. &c. src? ai^l rtmM\ ; ; inner grnNr <*mtf: Sankhya K. gift, donation, -S Abandonment. -6 Throwing, discharge (as of arrows ) Ki. 16. 20. B. 8. .16 ft<<)<MM4|- 1 ; ; Leaving, abandonment; fulfilling (a promise); discharging ( debt Ac. ). -1 A gift or donation spending. -3 Final 3jmJ.j ; ; disperse, dispel, remove, take ; A -4 44. the apartment lying-in chamber. -2 An air-hole, aperture To carry off or away arilmr ^ fmtSTTT WTWi Mb. -2 To drive away; P. final beatitude; MAI ) way, bear off or -3 Absolution, SUIT. con- screen, Tl 1 making good, Covering, screening. -2 1 . away; A garment, * cloth. ; beatitude, salvation. snnfSra p-p- Left, abandoned ; fulfilled ; see above oft in comp. 34i|4H*: 1 Covering &c. -2 An enclosed or screened plnce ( sref^rr ) freed from obstacles HonTTt (Tftsr) 16. 6 the bolts of which wers net removed or unchained Dk. 133. niflmmiflgi -3 To give up, relinquish, leave, ; ; % nft^r writ ft* Mk. wrT ; ; 8. ' ' in the sense of free from,' being without,' 'iteititute-oi, or with instr. *?f5m*ffm?ftfi>! Bri. S. 53. 7. concealment, ' disappearance. ; abandon, cast off; srflnrarnrq'tarwfl'HT! Si. 6- 33; 3npftsx<j'fl*'S"li B. 11. 25; away Dk ; 67 34M*lft />-.?. Covered, concealed; 1*1*1 fiteft Mk. 6 covered valf nished, disappeared. tf, sumf^^,' Concealed or secret manner. ft, sr- iT5t?R513. 70 thrown *<) j^tr WTfB. 16. 73 before ; dramas in the sense of occurring ' aside to another apart ( opp. srit is ^i5it ) speaking in such a way that only the person addressed may hear it d-jwwfar T^f 3 in had commenced his toilet.-* To deduct, subtract. -Cant 1 To carry remove, carry draw or ' ' " away, depart JUHl^MHlfd HT** 6. 58 ftl: 7. 33. fltuil^JMdfl -Cant. \ To turn back or away, turn wnTtelP^iWlfiiflnimi: aside, bend ' ; ; ; a to ment, completion. 3)H^ 1 A. To turn lack, turn M^lRfl^H, 3JT^T*f ind. Frequently IK* off, 80 minus 6; Ki. 2. 26. awymp-p. Finished, ended. STOff^r: /. Fulfilment, accomplish- ; distance, take away ; f^W: Mu. 1, 3 q^rj 2 ; jpjf prr *rrvbrirwTW M. 5; Bk. 8. 86. -2 To chase mMifawi- ; ; Ki. ; ordrive ixway, expel gFHfonm ; 3ff- Opening. A. 1 To avert, destroy, dissipate im:, ?nj &c. -2 To tear off, pull out, take out. -3 To conclude, Catu. i To leave, finish, absolve. quit, abandon, avoid B. 17. 79 keeping the umbrellas at a ( great ) distance f*W ; ^' t wy, *4MI removal ; Taking or carrying Dk. 41 mr* m*. 3. v. To reduce -2 I. bearing away men from other conntries See arfS^. -2 Deduction, ubtraction (is of fractions). -3 N. of a metre. One who removes ; away which Ki. lost. WW 37. TW: ] Ved. < 1 Uninjured, unhurt, un viola ted. terrupted B. 3. 38. Unobg o. 3Fn%tT ructed, unin- $m ya-UHMftBHiM ; c - W: See under tion. -3 Reduction M5yo spiritual or illusion (arfrci); "art Having no Jute, <" snj 5 U. lute. orr A. bad rele se, abandon, common a to as a promise cut off ). or -4 To sever, dis- ; 4. ; ; Turned' away, re3jTTf^rj). p. t versed, inverted, overturned ; agi"aretSTfifl' Ki. 12. tated, disturbed 49. -2 With downward face njrr f* Msl 1 o. IT Mai. 3 o U li. ; ; ; I4^4^M {Tl^4flti: * The ecliptic. Ended, finished. f. End. 9>I ly ) 1 Completion, end, ment or tion wvH fulfil- accomplishment of an acqtim P-H- 3 6 III. ; (^IHI'I: = ilh^iiyiffl: or fftiift- Sk. ): Ki. O.oi^iftlgJIOl^<1|14 34Qqt| grHsft i^'niT: Mlf^l^fiJ N. 17. 68 ; Ki. 16. 49 coming ; an end in fpecial rule qV An exception, vfHmimiif^ummit: To (badMb. -2 To throw or cast in general, throw or cast off, toss away ifanr^ qf^snr. Ram. ; * * ; Mb. qWntM^'i to 79. -3 Abridging, abbreviation. -4 Reducing a fraction to its lowest terms divison without remainder, 9. or the divisor itself. ; Cata or 10 P. To ab- make ; 60 measure. . 63, Ki. by arrows SHimt^nimfSiS ?rh Ki 8. 50 plucked. -S To overturn empty Y. 3. 300. -6 To honour, respect, esteem. -7 To (five, bestow, grant, jresent srqrfSnt t?nmf Dk. 36 4. A common Removal, transferring 2 from one place to another; iirnT one of; * away, depriving Taking ; B. ; f: dis; 17. 58 severed or cut off ; lute. To open, uncover, close, exhibit. ( separate, I having a b*d -3 To smn: Kyllingia Monocephala. Spnfor divi- ) 1 drop down, throw, ginrot f%*vr: fi^itylfSlfli: ; good Ki. 16. 32. Free from poison. of grass with aromatic roots a. k 29 abandoned, left, ; Ignorance, ignorance, 1. let go, charge, pay off ( is debt Ac. ) solve oneself from, fulfil, Disappearance, vanishing,, retreat. -2 N. of a plant. flfifSnT -2 To or Si. 18. 64. t common is measure. vitW},.p. Ca Tied a way, removed Ac. See above. W1JNI: ( applied to both or either of the quantities of an equa- ; pour cirries The ) sor ; a. Taking away, removing. Math. ( common measure. to a 3FT1Jf: 1 ; ; H 1<$*llM.l;*i<j . ; ; 8. 3nmhftiJiiMf3aift ; ^r -2 ( Math. ) TFT* ( ) Mil. 1 40. To divide (as by a common measure) without remninder 6'. / f: <mffrw: Dk. 47, 59. -3 To reduce lo powder, pulverize. -4 To cause to cany the yoke irrfJr* 5TTl%*t Mk. D. . 15 4. ; 1 p'eroc 5lHrf aurtT^: ; go ; ( ^farr ) U. 19. swomf^S M V - 44 2. wielded 3Tqfvj(fl'H( or spent ftw*v given 30 Si. 8. 37 or left, let 33 thrown ; ; Dk. 61 Ki. 5. : ; 5 days. -2 ; Mai. 1.28 pierced through, dis- 103 traded, overcome. -3 To abanaon, leave, desert, cast off ornaments &c. TrqfererSr 98, 111. ) <J^T ; MB. Mb., ( ^Hill^t wfirDk. 11. 41, 3Wf%T3[ )> p- 1 Cast or thrown offi thrown or cast awuy, abandoned, Active, [ 3n,-ipl%-7 ] busily engaged, desirous of working. 1 FT ; HHi*HtM& ftTTffr v. 1. 1. for . -2 Abject, mean, -^f:, g^T: A son is abandoned by the father or mother or by both, and adopted by a stranger one of the 12 kinds of sons among Hindus Ms. 9. 171 Y. Vc. 74. that Mu. : : wg- -2 141. ; -Comp 5 6 7 ; li- Ve. foremost II ; ; -pyre? a- dead, depart- of the year Rim. A i : *TH ift a &<=. Deprived . beauty T P. VIII- ; , 3 97 ] The elephant. 3TTO A had omen. fearless. qf adv. he- A Si. corrupted word word, form or meaning) cT ( Bh. 134 has also sense 4 ) % Subhash. -2 Vulgar speech. -3 A form of language not Sanskrit, iiugrammatical language. ~4 A reproachful word, offensive expression, censure uniiyjftl|rf<j'j; ; Si. 8. 43. r: Cessation. growth of Not the to tending - Sut. Br. Without sorrow. 3?T5*f Without sorrow ) The Soul properiy, m. ; snW*** **** Ms- ; 3. 214. wf ind. To the right, making the eacrud thread hang down towards the left of the body over the right -1 Contrary, Time. Contrary, opposite. opposite. ; in am: ) 1 Active, engaged "2 Got or obtainany act (rfs*)R. amed. shoulder ( opp. flr when it hangs a position of the over the left ) thread in Sraddha or other religious ceremonies at particular times cf those ceremonies ( the three positions being H^J R*ilcf & 3T*WT ) f fT to go round one Ms. 3. 279 so as to keep the right side towards thread hang him, to make the sacred over the right shoulder. o. Wearing the sacred ; 1 1 ( ; and According to B. for ( 1 ; / pi. stands in the Veda in kindlbusy and fingers the hands ine the sacred fire and performing 2 ) the three the sacrificial rites ( of sacred speech or the goddesses wind and sun three divinities, fire, waters. and (3) the active or running Activc, A wrong 3jnf%) jjt<: conclusion-; activc cr r Gaut. Ved fit for an net, P. 1 ' skilful doing any thing (aTSUWTftiJJ *n 1 Yv. 10. 7 flowing, watery. -3 A sort of -2 Water. Activity. used in preparing the sacribrick go or off, ! ftf get away, depart; avaunt, bonce, get you gone begone, ; an^r- -2 To withdraw, retire, turn back M4<4 ^njjf; Pt. 1. retreat, ^TT ; Pt. 3. 43. * ; ficial altar. S. To walk aiwt . . errone- or ous 1 * Mo8t OT 34MHm thread over the right shoulder. !*] in - Bhag Not on the , -a. ; ; that Sabdak. Work, action act rf.M| Rv. 1. 54. 8. -2 Sacred -3 Water. sacrificial work. aw a. ( poured down through part [cf. L. Without cutte. g; Not cattle a bad animal; any auimul arrSHt other than H cow and horse 1 ^pn ' ; cattle. M^ ifftwr- $: 3({i ] fa Between the thumb and the 15. 17; Well, ; - ; *a. Headless. HI being ww whore o. ( ) to be sacred forefinger, supposed to the Manes, as water &c. in ceremonies like crfa is offered to them in are- ' ) left, right -4 bad or ungramma- a T: space opp. rasft ; truly, handsomely. 1 P- ; Conti-ary, 1 98] Faultlessly. 3<M $!<;: I- ?-5 left Fear- lessly. tical Up. To the opadyerse, Unfavourable, -2 posite. -3 Left. -*% adv. \ Conperverse. the contrary or opposite trary, in -2 Falsely, r direction. or way tuftr* yf^ *"'" observances, irreligious, impious; Bv. 1. 51.9. -2 Disobedient, unfaithful. -3 Perverse. (itation, an-w f o. [ 3 VIII religion* or- ind. [ Wf-flSS.sfT of an point of the goad 3. Swerving from Free from fear Leaving, abandonment. -2 A gift or donation. -3 Final beatitude. 3tTOT below. digality, lavishneas. a- under 1 of Extravagant expenditure, pro- 1 See bolster, pillow. Si. 11. 64. ( ( ^nfitqj) ). Ved. Not seeing. a. Piercing through ( a pearl, ruby &e. ) wrongly, or in the wrong direction ( and thus spoiling it ). Ved. Ms. 10. 10. Last year at the end ; -3 Extreme 19. 1. - r: 3T72nT ; 5^ w^r lust, first, T: own inferior to their ; ai^f^jt ; Not ; cd from this world. IR: ] ; ; LI. fcr K. 10. 2. 132. low man outcast, a ; ' ; An usually at the end of comp. in the sense of 'vile,' 'wretched,' 'accursed'; *mifft* Mai. 5 ^ % jf%rTnw^T< Vc. 3 ?, WTfnf &c. -2 N. for the children of six degrading connections, i. e. of men of the first three castes with women of the castes M41.9; MIBMffrjil: . ' u. ^m ; forsaken, dismissed, rejected, negoft used in the lected, removed sense of 'freed from,' devoid of ; Den. P. To be active. a. Without SOITOW or grief. --W: The Ascka trie. JTrfvH' a. I What is not followed by any other, having no other in the rear, last ( used much in the and same sense as qfljH of. as a child, disappear ; I:wwmrfit -3 To vanish, H1I3SH* Pt. elude the sight. ^nfdRii^ -4 To escape, Caul. To make ( 1. 104 thing or person ) go away or retire, take or put away, remove, drive STTWITT away or off, throw aside wtmnmt %^5ar Pt. i-rsrort K. P. 9 MB. 7. 149. 1 put anide, take away bathing in water" hi which a person has previously washed himsel 34HH escape ; Going 1 fleeting ; out, retreating. egress (opp. Mk. H^ Mar. Removing Mu. 5fi3;, 3Hnja-;).ji). hips ;(P. ( 1 4, ( ; ). /- Forgetf ulness,los8 of memory fn* Bh. 1. 89. -2 Epilepsy, falling sickness Sur. thus derives ; ; it ; Epileptic, having an 3. 7 Si. 3. 72. - fit epileptic ; Ms. fNnt: 3W*nif ^idrjlu J|- away *3 Ac. See under smi,^ n unmusical sound or -' A secret 17. 51, 14. 31. Going back, retreating; observing as a spy. Going away sr g ; shoot out. 3?tr? a. [ w^-S ]or( At the end of keeping Warding ) off, taking away, removing, destroying, sr ^smsiwnr Pt. 3. 97; rfT K. 8. 46 Any ; q*- 17. 61. ; Mb. -2 Excrement. -3 Vulva. -4 Anus. 3T4WI<.' The root or underpart r: /- Removing, destroying. Warding a. of the knee. Having bad plough. a ) ; 3c. U. 7 did not subdue To i. e. did not divert his uiiud. -4 ; Hatu. i TW ; ; remove, take away, destroy, annihione ) of late, deprive ( 11. 74 ifsfzrr if ; ^rr ^T^ Dk. 52. -5 To take back, resume ^' m'trsff 3* 176. -6 To To cause ( Ki. ST^T =TTif <*35f: Y. C'aus subtract,.deduct. otliers ) to take ; 2. away ; 1. 31. 3irr?vf 1 Taking or carrying away removing. -2 Stealing. 1 OT5<J rcpelling&c. off, at- in- : 1 -2 To attack, affect, seize ( as disease &c. ). -3 To husk out, take off the shell or husk ( as rice ). -4 To comp. good or bad sense in a f ; affect ; S. 4. 5Rnl: an^fcri' ffx ; captivate tract, ravish, away, ^g rnfi^rf^ part of a carriage, except the wheel ( < also ) ] 1 ; averting or turning away liei face. (c)To rob, plunder, steul -2 To sever, separate, cut off; R. 15. 52. -3 fluence destroy, kill, take repelling &c.; 149 1 beat or 5if% ^)ff?T or forth. fastening, making firm. : remove To ward ; agent or tfrTHTT^arniK TOT- ; li. or off. ^ P- 3^5^ off, repel, ; ffin^i^Trq^V: 2. To overpower, oveicome, subdue note. 7 burden P. V. ; p | anrfTT tnd. Leaving, abandoning, except, without, excepting ( used with the force of a preposition ). 1 P. 1 3Tq (o) To take off, bear TOg ; ; 3W<J:,- fo?: emissary, spy Leaving, abandon- or snatch away, carry off Jrsfrfj^V. 3. 1 relieved of the ; a. Forgetful. To drive away ; 15. 6. ; down P- I To glide or move gently along, glide away or off. -2 To withdraw, retire, go away; c*fr?Tnvm^Himtfor U. 4 '3^f^ia - Caue. S. ment stopping. -2 Ceasing, vanishing. -3 Exception, exclusion. TcT ; J 1 retreat- out, stretched *^r abandon leave, Leaving, abandoning. 1 ? ; One that takes or carries away, steals, removes, destroys &c, -2 Removing, expiating *r$^rqrra?' ; 1 P. Leaping or jumping off. vessel in the side of [ wifS wra: bathed ] One death or mourning or upon the death of a after relation, preparatory to other cere- monies. To mock deride ridicule, Dk. 9 scoffed the breast containing vital air. who has To 1". ; llv. 2. ai'JfUtT ; To waste away, wane. pats. Injured ' ).-*,-<* 3TqrcjT.(-* Say. ) swelling, increasing S. 4. 1. m f dis- ; m^). Gone away, -2 Extended, held S. 6. -3 Discharged P. VI. ). 2 a Having badly foimed VI. 2.187). : ; %JTfnrmaking room 15. 1. also Insensible. - : to a ed &c.; dropped or fallen U. seize by the hence throw Ki. 9. 36.. 7. 3. wnmoMrr cf. ; arnFr^ra P- P- Thrown away, discarded, abandoned, cast off, given "P %1'>rt*l<sMi rqfi f^jf^f^ ^ ^ifK.233, 202; "wrv% f^trr Mol. 9. 19 34 ^^sff "rrwnr: V. 2 ; Self be touched. ; -3 Escaping, Si. 18. 40. tance, driving, expelling ( sft^i ) SHMHKHnrit - Dk. 163 ; ; To - outlet, 53 P- i Ved. Not letting one- "' Going away, velrfating, ir% 5* *j*4<WJ) Pt. 3. Pt. 3. 120 3. means without $n also 1 3Hr$nr: H. L where ( -I Egress. -2 An ( fig. ; *rriw TiMiiTiRvitM?!! Si. 2. 112 - away, abandon, leave, discard, reject Devoid of spies a. ; 3HTOT: 1 Departure, retreat. -2 A proper excuse or apology, valid reason ( for possession of a thing, such as buying &c. ) Ms. 8. 198. 132. s. 4. ; ; P en neck and drive out at, 3Tq?w;f,-?m: laughter ful eyes ; ( aTlfW or scoff ; i. e. excelled. causeless or Silly often laughter with ^i^pimTf ftitf ). [ at, TORorti!jf 5I hand placed on the neck : ] tear- ; f uucral bathing. -2 Impure bathing, 1 The drive out a person ( irsf^T ) one that is so driven out. -2 Throwiug to wuy or taking flumlcriug. off, Ms. 11.162. : 1 Taking or carrying asvay, stealing, pliindo ing, removiug, kill ing, destroying ; ^Jr^nmt^uor *T^- fT ft f^wferr Ram. by the cutting of ears and nose ; 1 Bathing ee after mourning or upon the death of a relative t away. -3 Stealing, ; ^fjfrT^rf, ftq' Concealing, dissembling IfT'^ ^Ttfw S. 1 how ; shall . i SF(rjrr?flTI dissem- ble myself, conceal my real namo and character ; see sn^K-F below. -3 Spending or using another'* perty. -4 Loss, damage. pro- 105 One who a- 8nrfTs*f,-*Tft^ that which takes or away, steal*, moves, destroys, conceals &c. (usually In comp.) mrtiugtftui; H. 1 ; ; plunderer,, thief rnnr?TW: Mg. Mi. 255 4. 11. 51. ; nion 210 3. ; thief. spr%xp.p. Taken away, carried &c. ofi destitute of, free from. ; 2 A. spry guise To conceal, 1 8. f^Mg. flft 53 Ratn. hide, dig- thinqquju^JH was passed ; ), i!s^^i*iTHl^tn*j*^rit^t Mk. 5. l film yjN'j-$<4M*K R. 7. 50. -3 To discharge, liquidate ( as debt ; &c. ) Ms. 6. 35. 3<m**uf, STOT^: /. 1 Driving away, removal. -2 Rejection, refutation d^nitMuiMlg Prasna Up. -3 Payment, liquidation ^um?rq^iT ; ; ~ cuse. 1 srrjTT: Concealment, hiding of one's knowledge, feelings &c. -2 Denial or disowning of the truth, dissimnlation "% y. p I- 3. 44 yrtt nrr Jr fl^r w^ *r>ir* Kg. 10. 92. -3 $*TT: Appeasing, satisfying- -4 Love, affection. : concealment ; ; 1 Concealment of tnowwnyfif: /. ledgeT denial. -2 (In Rhet.) A figure of speech, in which the real character of the thing in question is denied and that of another ( alien or imaginary) object is ascribed to or superimposed upon, it i ; K. P. 10 S. NySya e ( . ff Payment, ) n K. P. 10 and -' S. D. 683-84. Reduction, diminution. & See 3m\. 1 V:d. [fr. an? ] ( a ) 3^ with Situated aside or behind. (t) Remote, distant, (c) Coming from a distant place. ( d ) Unequalled, incomparable, very great ( 3H? ; ; ; : ~W: 1 ( Ww aTOT^fta a. [ svjrvrt ] 1 Situated backwards or behind, turned backwards. -2 Not visible, imperRv. 7. 6. 4. -3 Southern, -{ Western. -5 Opposite. ceptible ; srTTST southern. [ re- Driving away, moving. -2 Excelling, eclipsing IT: ^"imiarTTsoj' Bh. 1. 5sTTHpiT^ p- 1 Removed, destroyed, dispelled, paid &c. -2 Devoid or destitute of, free from ftdftqH: 1 . ; Si. 15. 33; i^q ; 3TTT$T a - [ iw] ar^ft 3T7i-'j(j ] Western or Unskilful. 3 amcT sent, perceptible. 1 '/TOft'i^r ] -2 Eyeless [ ; ; other than south). Pre- 3m?t 3r?f* rr having bad eyes. skilfulneas. illness. 1 Not taught by 3TTTf5l^nr Panini in his works ( as a rule Ac.) -2 3 ( One who does- not ( properly ) study Papini's grammar i.e. a superficial ; scholar, smatterer of Sanskrit. VCWSt 1 A worthless vessel or -2 (fig. ) An unworthy or utensil. undeserving person, unfit receptacle or recipient. -3 One unfit or disqualified to receive gifts -Comp. 26. ; Bg. 17. 22 ; Kg. 24. r?rr, 34Mnfi ing degrading or unworthy acts -Tt%T,- *iM!-H a. ' Not in the game row or line '; especially one is not allowed by his easterner same row with them at meals degraded, excommunicated, excluded from or inadmissible into society, an outcast "sjTjftT defiled by the presence of excommunicated or impious persons. " [ STCTft 3ft Wt 1 1 Wanting or deformed in some limb of the body. -2 Maimed, crippled. -IT:, Tin- 1 tf -2 Siokneas, dig- ; any action which makes a man unworthy four disqualifica tions for a Brahmana are mentioned in Ms. 11: 70 :-a^r qualification, ; ; ; ?r?fr - see also 1 The south or west the north dation. to sit in the am ; -^ ind. Behind, backward* -2 Westward or southward. arert^;. liqui- who ; ed backwards, Behind. -2 Not open clear ( 3Wfr?T ) -3 Western, -4 Southern ( opp. 3^=5 ) probably for or ; l: off as ; throw away, leave, give up, 2 Cnpid upon her friend. -2 To deny, disown Bk. 5orr*JTq|frsfTTW 5, 44 34M 14 remove, reduce, 4; R. 6. 57, Si. 8. 61. reject ( also an opi- 5. lessen; Mai. 6. -2 To cast off, ; Y. n; A robber, 2. 88. ; KH. re- Indigestion ( of food Ac. ). -2 Immaturity, not being ripe or cooked. -Comp. gro. 1. not produced by cooking or ripening. -2. natural, original Bh&aha P. 42, 96. see also 11. 126. to unworthy persons. ; 3 remove to ; The outer corner or angle of the eye -j^mNil yfg S. 1. 24 ^i 1 ; -ftwrraw, -'nwr &c. a sideglance side-long look, wink. ^pfr; the place of the corner of the eye -^rrar:/-, ; the corner itself. inr a. ( a. gup- A To . take off or ; way, drtiltWMWMI^Ti *n fiina ottt. Br. Taking away, removal ; ablation ; a thing from which another is removed. -2 (In gram.) The sense of the ablative case ; swmrws- qr^m P. I. 4. 24 MHI^H <mr II. 3. 28 3PTR JJ^rHH ^j m Tl'^ ITSTW WT; I ; t^ (T3fN^iiTi^m^wffar;T n is of three kinds : f^r^ said of a lady ) having eyes with beautiful ( or long ) outer corners m^ij <JSTT- ^ porting the unworthy or worthless nsrr Pt. 1. i sr^r] 1 giving qrnTl fTIT II Hari. ; I e. g. : ; STrtf ginger. amp 8 U. 1 To drive away, dispel, remove, destroy or take *P * * s i - away; 6 - 29 ; ; keep, jrirtf put ftpunqi,0fft *$4i r M<j<m%Bi Ki. 14 2. 23 ; *-<*MIl1^l MH+lll?itqi ll*l 1. 17 ( a better interpretation however be Cil ' t. e. 2. 187. ' with the eyes turned towards the corners awl'mt' SR^ *W JRT P- vi. ' would carting side-long looks). m.^.,/. ^fr, n. ^) 1 Going or situat- WnH 2 P. [ SN-3^; breathe out, respire jr>r> ; T^nf^r ^TSTPT: expire. *rff Ch, ] 1 srtf"ffT To *T Up -2 To 106 Sur. Breathing out, respiration : ( opp. 27 ; one of the the body which goes downwards and out at the anus Hlti<^lftiih Bg. five life-winds 5. in tion in rhetoric ) Gautama *f to cf also ; . Kav. S-ir fjfl^mi(H?ffi!]% The anus ( wurft sjsij. -Comp. giving Apana. -grrt the anus, -VTj! ! the life-wind called -it urine, TO^IT Taking excrement &c. Free from falsehood, a. true. a. virtuous pure, TTT rf^T frr^ ; Rt) T guiltiest, sirrnrrar qf& 'jflj' grqrsfar 9, 37. smt -Comp. -*rrf?rT.a. 1. not ill-looking. -2. not Tf^tf Vcd. well-be- revealing evil. Ing, welfare, sound health, Ved Tne hinder ' prospe- rity. 9(prt^T~ 'niTH &c. 4c\ See iiu To open, lay bare 1 unveil, display, reveal uncover open, ; Ku. 5. 44 ; ; or expose, ; ?OT ) JTC7 f%WWI~ ( D. rejected, discarded. ( b ) To leave, abandon, desert, quit, retire or S. withdraw from 3f t ^r^l 4v Ve. drive away unrestrained, self-willed. notice of, contemn. ; Opening, airrsfft:/, snmrr'r 1 laying bare or open. -2 Covering, enclosing, sprrounding. -3 Concealing, hiding, screening. 3TTTf?I 1 A. 1 To turn away, re- To send back ; bark, turn ( Mar. in medicine, cial washing used largely sacrifi- teeth, swiftf fwr ; w fll 34UHH 1 Throwing away, discard-2 Quitting. -3 Killing. srnfim p. p- ( fr. caus. ) Thrown ing. away, discarded &c. oils. P 1 Bound- unbounded, unlimited nfrq^T irt TTTSTrfSrir Bam. unfathomable, of great length. -3 InexhausRv. tible, immense, great ( atfror ) 5. 87. 6. -4 Out of reach. -S Difficult to be crossed ; difficult to be sur- mounted or overcome (at an enemy); TTWOTW HfTSrjWTT: mflMlft ^ Ram. t 1 A kind of mental satisfaction or acquiescence or, reverse of menI ; tal acquiescence, non-acquiescence. -2 The opposite bank of a river, -^r earth. a. a- snar*, 156 . Torn : a few snares e. ; P. VI. sprnJ Useless, 3TTrf* [wr-srt ?P ftw-2 Near. [a*7-3T4], U. 1 to, be- ; . To rest on, lie on ( intrans. -3 ). 3irjr*nri. Without support or reT: 1 Refuge, refuge, helpless. course, that to which recourse is had for refuge *^f ^<<mi'rT: Ve. 5. 1. -2 An awning or canopy sp ead over ; a cou'tyard. -3 nt Dk. 34. 69. -P- ] 1 Dis- To Resort I take oneself to ; 411-4411144 <M Rftm. -2 To use, practise, employ Unable, incompetent. ( o ) Restored fastened. tant, remote, far. re- see ^Mti<"T. ; a Lifeless, dead.' ind. bl. ) ed away from, averted reversed, repelled, driven back. -2 ( Actively used ) Dismissing, scorning, rejectMinUQ I.^MItyll ing with contempt g?r *nr %*r t%^ Mb. -* Rolling on the ground ( of a house ). ; ; quiver. ; -2 Revolution. ararf^r p- p. 1 ( With 2. less, A retreat, or from, retreating, retiring repulse, ^im^HI Not a large number of Shoreless. -2 1 ] Departure, moval rejection. See under 3^. '* rj-^s-fi [ - ; TrR Cleansing, purifying, removing ( diseases, evils &c. ). des- injured, ; troyed, killed. Turning away 1 ; -Oomp. -ffncwc*,-h* N. of two medicated ; -2 ; to reject, repulse. 3rrrw^t,-ff%-: /. and other religious purposes and in incantations A. ) 3. 4. -3 To leave behind, leave in a deserted condition to disregard, take no ; Ajpera vf< HH<^MI*<J ^ifVrt To scare, disperse, arrrfT - Kjuisuff^R. 19. 25. -2 To cover. STTTfT P- P- 1 Opened, laid bare or open ^MaKWMI?^ Bg. 2. 32. -2 Covered, concealed enclosed. -3 Free, to nothing. -Caut. The m^[ turn, turn back ; to turn away from, abstain or desist from. -2 To com* der 3?. *?PT : part of ; fl^TTnt HIM'WHI- Mk. nrr fifr Sinless, I ; i ] 4 U. I ( a ) To throw or fling away, cast away or off, leave, keep or put aside, reject, discard ( opinion also ) Hit wft 3T-3iw a carriage. srqrs 5 P. Respiration. -2 downwards, : ; 3HTT5W: N. of a plant, Cassia ). 1 [ WT-*;-*rw frf ] Ved. The barb or point of an arrow. fr The remainder of the Soina plant after it has been pressed out an^ barbed. Fistula. -2. ventris crepitua. -i$nf. a sort of brick ( cherishing the life-wind SOTT* il'iMmf ; ; 3. 128 -Ooinp. -^r^or advancing a false plea in a law-suit. ( writ -4j Senseless or incoherent talk or argument (regarded as one of the faults of composi- Head ; W^IMIWft ( someiuies 1 ( c ) (Passively used ) Girt round, Inhabited by. -2 ( 5 the ; ftvrr, and nouns in the sense of ) Placing near or over, taking towards, uniting with ; reaching or going up to, Cf Gr. proximity, nearness &c. [ . Germ, and Bng. be ]. epi, Zend apt, as a prefix to roots, oc( Note am, curs mostly IB Veda, its place being taken by an^ in classical literature). -2 ( As a separable adverb or con- junction ) And, also, too, moreover, besides, in addition, having a cumulative force. ( ore's turn : jii ) ari^T W m^Ton one's part, in ', SI; ^BltilHg fioui'i**"'" 1* ; Ft. 1 ^MJill: IT- ti^ii ; 2 3Tftr-3TR or arfo well as, and also 3 P. I. 4. 96 Sk., Trpr, ^T, T ^rnr neither -nor M. 1. 2 nor; T -ili<) *l") - ; ; ; , H^f^c'jfuj to. with 3T dropped according to the opinion or Bhftguri roots fqvrnr &c. ) I ( Used with ^rft' or H^K 3Jt-iiiLyy ; qiR Ms. 3. 53 whether small or great. -3 It is often used to express emphasis in ' ' ' the sense of too ', ' even, very ' ; aramfc unprofitable, . worthless 1 ; * '" ^^Hl^*) Mb. 2 H^ita^MIV Meaningless, unmeaning, senseless ^^ ; Resting or reposing on, resorting to, entering on or into, "being in or under. ( Actively used ) nn%:/-Ved. The heel. , 1 the very : moon S. 1 also ; even you, you also another ; sncrrf^ 5 even, 107 yet, still, now if ; moment for one yet even now $4i j&gfttiPl ; at least -mjlft not : -1 1 ( with pot. mood ) It has the sense of BHRJrr possibility ', supIII. 3. 154 P. I. 4. 96 position ' ' ' ; ; ; a. I Fatherless. -2 Not ancestral or paternal, not inherited also in this sense ). not- TOTPf still, nevertheless, withstanding, yet sometimes ^41 fi) is understood, snrrfo only being used as in Ki. 1. 28. -4 Though (oft. translatable hy even ', even if ') i ; ; ' ' Not ancestral. a. *mft though, although, even ; ftrarnt Sk. f$rwr Ved. ; dr7% A am^ [ part, portion, share. Having a . ; 3 U. To share. shut, close, corer, ; T*T S. fii qftfi &c.-S But, however. -6 Sk. shame to, &c. or upon, bevadatta &c. -13 It is also used with the Imperative mood to mark indifference on the part of the speaker ', where he permits another to do as he likes, (sra^tif or wnugfrr, the impe;ative being aof tened ) ari^ ^i^ Sic. you may at the beginning of sentences praise (if you like); though overspread &c.; gTnrrvfaiwf^3TT q(-q>ci*lft Swrft Used WS^M, fwmffi ; , 35; 34, 33, -7 Hope, expectation with the potential mood ( ) ; usually ^ tr*r- U. hope the Br&hmaaa boy comes to life. Note In this sense arf 2. I given fgpRT 92. -14 ' is qft'ftw $nn where some word ' &c. little' there may ' 1 preperhaps be a drop of ghee, sume there may be at least a drop ' ' A lid, covering Mk. 5. 24 ; a cloth for covering. /- Concealment, covering. What is given to another 1 entire satisfaction P- l Shut, closed, covered, concealed (fig. also ); covered with ters.-2 Not con. nh^ cealed, plain/clear : ; am"? fjHlftf$: Subhash. a. (oft/.) Always animat- ing or vivifying (fl^ftgHM ) 3 Sharing in the same a. aif^pnT other works religious acts or nected by blood ' ' ( fig. also); ' like ffjtfq a drop,' 'a has to be understood, ' ' aiffi ; the sense of (a) 'is it likely', ' ' may it be ; ( 6 ) perhaps ', in all probability or ( c ) 'would that', I wish or nope that sift JTTJT ' ' ' 3ic*ir0frihr- sjftVTT.-l^rnT 1 Covering, concover, cealing, concealment. -2 ' Bk. 8. vfr is sometimes used as a particle of exclamation. -15 Rarely in the sense of tJterefore, hei.ce ( srcf 17 ) -16 Used as a separable preposition with gen. it is said to express the sense of a word understood ( fW$ )i and is treated as a $T<sr ; S%-Ku.5- tie ; 3fft introduces a question arft ^ffy1 : S. srft fitnrrg 5- 5. 4. conceal. 20 1. con- ; ; Bftty. ; ^MnRiitiqiqNm'ii S- 1 tiicj. Viva; ; TW uTJ;Rr c *tH*McTl i jrobabilityj 3^ *m tpft; arf^ arrT ; is tTJOTS-: STTifi^ lH ^ ' ' ^lfO)^: ibid MlPm?: ti|^ 3jf*rwT: ' ' ' would 8. 1 ; wish afft irnrr* S*TTT V. >T*if 2. 1 were P. -8 Affixed to interrogative words 3rff makes the sense indefinite, 'any', 'some'; gfitf^ some one foup) something jprrRr somewhere at any time Hi 4 ft *rorfr any how &c. fofa STTIHT: fit f^TWW: U. 4 some people. It may often be translated by 'unknown', 'indescribable,' 'inexpressible rffc ( arR^af ) I ; 1 ' ; ^g: U. 6. 12 : K. 143 ; sftft ; 2. 19; %nr ?TTT^ Mu. U. 3. 22; ; the sense of fif ' all times expresses tainty,' 'fear' M. there ' 1. doubt (tfn) is ; -1 ' ; some- It or ' The region of the near ( WPT ) RT. srfrnftar a. 6. ears 1 1 'Not mnddy, arfqi%Tr free from sediment. -2 Deep. jffq-JT a. clear, mn, of * - ( pi. ) . a gram- his descendants. 2 r ' V *" (Mo8tIy enter into or die ) 1 To go in or near, -2 To have a share npon, approach. epithet of several deities sri [ Stt grxrq[ partake of, flow ffi,ft1tMund.-aTo join, flow, be resolved into **wdissolve, into, Ch. suffer Up. -4 To river ; am die. -5 To pour out ( as a ). Entering into, approachissolution, destruction, loss. arittftt/.l ing. Born.sfter or again, -2 I -3 Destruction of the world (TOT); wfhft mn *n***H* II. 1. 8. Br. Sutra -4 Encountering, joining in battle. N. of the month of Jyeshtha jpnrRfinrro'OTrawf ( 3,jT*rri jf^( a. [ ). am-- pft nm rw ^*^ Dry, waterless, as a river. -2 Not having the p^ or 7,1 ^rrr perhaps a thief. lfWJ: N marian ; ; 48. 16. Praised, celebrated. -2 Told, described^ uncer- w^ ) ^ i Pt. ly morning, evening (or morning in, ) ' all ', ^rathe 4 castes totality fnrfat of i. (Say. on Rv.-l. 117. 22 says 6. 6. 11, M41. 1. 26; R. 1. 46. -9 After words expressing number atfr has 7. 12 arf^^ra. belonging to this region ; ^ ; T: ffffi Ved. The region of the arm-pits and shoulder-blades, af ind. In the especially in animals. armpit. ; ; the to - at the beginning ( or night, being the of Early or untimenight.-* end) tiuie ( T^I'^OT ) ; that Com. ) Ved Clo8e srft: P. I. 4. 96. G. M. adds the senses of 3TnJf*i ' death blessing ( H^uft ), ' decoration ) and ^jrt wjw 1 Approaching, meeting, out^of -3 Entrance into, vanishing, joining, juncture.-2 Pouring rivers). disappearance tion into ; absorption, dissolu- onslf . 108 the sky, does not iu any way help the cessation of anger and is, there- Union, junction. -2Copu 1 TIT lation. a 44l| beautiful I . handsome Very or fore, irrelevant. -2 Secret, cou ( ariftfj^ ) -wr: Ved. Impelling, stirring a. 44 cold ee . ; Ved Very handsome. . ot a Ms. ; man a- Irreligious, irreverent. a > eunuch, im- potent state. ^ghnftffi * a. Without of a tree ( 3?J^ fafreff. ^-T. ^- without a husft: Bk. 5. 70. a tail. -^JTT N. ^ ; ; rW^T HrHH^SJTT T ^i^Qdl: a Not son. -a., -^rar: no son or heir. Having The daughter of a sonless father, who herself has no male child one who is not appointed by her father to beget male issue for him on failure of a son cf arffTf. -Sf: The ) Pt. 3. -2 Wheat. -3 Honey-comb. s^pTPT, holy, one who does not perform meritorious deeds, or who commits unrighteous deeds. a. (a^IJT ffiff, l^sT ?) intended for, SIJTT. -err 3ic^ Belonging to, Flour, meal. The < Mar. wtrft ^u^^| ( as Heptapbyllum ) a. wood tree cotton silk Bonibax } Lifeless, inanimate -2 Soulless. -3 Un- I fcc. ). ; . ; father of such a daughter. Not again, once for all, for ever. -Oomp. -ZFW a. not returning, dead, -srrfnr not taking backer ind. ' ' again, -arrjf^r: /. non-return, exemption of the soul from further transmigration, final beatitude. -JJTCTT -ro 1. not being born again ( of diseases also ). -2. a. irrecoverable. final beatitude. -3. knowledge of the Supreme Soul which tends to this from step. -4. a person released peopled, uutenanted. ST^tJT a. Not full or completed, in- H%JT jK&HFi BTT% ?fa^*f M. 3. W-JFT a. Not manlike, unmanly. -Oonp. -3nf 1 a rite or ceremony which is not in the intervals of the . ; 3. Not muoh. -2 Mean, low, base. ; wytf- preceded, the like not of having existed before, which did not exist before, quite new $ srre* S. 1 5 il^^rt M. 5 K. 191; Si. 4. 17. -2 Strange, extraordinary, wonderful ; ; ; ; . 4 fih ! ; S. Til. M. S. a vir. iff. discnsabout the Supreme nite new'; it is of four kindg: . W , Not having existed before, incomparableness, unparalleled or nature M extraordinary I CM ij m<j Mv. 3*S^T any thing tad. 3TJ4- unlike Singularly, else. sTJ^frr adv. wyfo- ; 1. Never before. Relating to the remote consequence of an act, . Wlf a. Ved. 1 Unpreoeded, first. -2 Incomparable, unheard-of before. Sl^rK a. Not united, uncombined. W: 1 ( In gram. ) An affix ( or a word ) consisting of a letter single P. I. 2. 41 qtt.qui'HquiJTt Sk. -2 (In the Pratiakhyas ) Thr preposition an: and the particle 3. ; if n. ^^U|5 ; Not filling stingy. Not separately, ; 3|<4 ind. to- with, collectively. Oomp. qAtflrt of the same religion. tfj- gether a. maintaining the doctrine of pantheism regarding God in all things. 8^[3T7-?]2P. I To go away, depart, withdraw, retire, run away, ; escape aiqfl' begone, avaunt, away, to disappear, hence, get you gone die or perish vanish, pass away also ; u-jfarttfa Ms. 1. 82 ^rrcH; ; ; 24 tnrr srT ?IT5r: Ki. 5. 37 does not leave. -2 To be wanting, be .omitted ; be deprived of, be free from. -3 To start ( Ved. ). f^ 1 7 ; ; s^TT: U. 1. ; 46 commit- ting an unaparalleled atrocity. -3 Unknown, unacquainted, stranger Ki. 6. 39. -4 Not first. -5 preceded by 3? or art. -6 ( In phil. ) That unseen virtue which is a rela- departure. T P. 1 Going away, -2 Separation mnm<)s- [?-3fO ; . 7. ^f^r% 17 unexampled, unprecedent- 3Tj$ q^- not who ; ; II singular, is 5*T*> Sk. fTr^^reTffNfWiS ^ S. ed future sion or talk Soul. ftfip an authoritative direction or injunction which is rr* ; nt I. 5. ; 24 ( 3TTOT ft^r: Sk. ) ; ; 1 Not noariehed or fed, arij^ra. v it loud or lean, not fat. -2 violent, In Bhet. oft, low ( as sound ). -3 ) ( ; before not superinduced, possessed, unseen but efficacious to connect the consequence with its and remote cause and to past ippHod wing abont at a distant period or n another worldihe relative effect. 'Colebrooke. -$ 1 The remote conse- Not feeding or assisting (the meaning), irrelevan ( swawrft),. regarded as one of the arthadothat, faults ( of the sense or meaning ) as in the initance given under S. D. 576 fldtw ftotft tfffi fti g^ ?t W, the jidjec- Am hs 8 in of Not 1 a. the soul. ' 3^ ; Incomplete number or fraction. -Oomp. ~3fra " premature, untimely. ( -fj: ) prema3T abortive. ture or incomplete time doer. -2. not the principal object of 9ryO 38 the nfo /. one had no husband before, 3Tjq? complete, deficient, imperfect metempsychosis. tiv of which on seen before. i] small round cake of flour, meal ( Mar. <w, qi^n, 3TTOTT &c. ), thicker than ordinary cakes and mixed with sugar and spices tfii^TT- 3115 ) trootT a. Not virtuous or 3^pTT soul ( q^?T ). -Oomp. 3Tfcl ". religious rites the power TV.] cf. misery __$: or The supreme A 1 172. Mar. wicked, bad =T 3T^jr: [ eventual cause of happiness ice. A woman aigfOT/- 3TJ3TT Disrespect, irreverence. 3. 49. state of a 3tjf?t The ; at the ( Tnrguir ) future . a. band (Mar. <pro) Artocarpus Integrifolla. -2. the giomerous fig-tree ( aj^t ) Ved. Shape, body = siys.. ; eunuch -Comp. tig-tree. bearing fruits without flowering, having neither fruits nor flowers. ( -ar:, -qr: ) 1 the jack tree apffaWIT * TV.] Dryness of the nose in the head ), rheum, catarrh ( The glomerous -9ffJ -"Jr?!^ PH not flowering. grijCTra. Flowerless, cealed, hidden. quence cf an act ( as the acquisition of heaven which in the result of good deeds ). -2 Virtue and vice ' ' expanded, at to ion 6. 75. -3 Disappearance, vanishing, Me. 80 at the time absence!, ; of suntet $u|,(|i4(4$itli4)4$f'<: B. 8. 74 close of night *)<4im ; ; ; ; or disappearance of ill, misfortune, M. -S An risk, evil, calamity 109 danger (oft opp. 37TT "iiMii^ftn: Bh. 3. 9 ) n comp. ; Pt. T: danger ( not the 1 resulting from the plan ) ; 1 400 t. . J ; mTU'lM^ P.atn. ; 1- 61 ; exposed to many dangers, dangerous SRTT: ^Plfijdium; H. 4. "5 exposed to dangers or calamities H. 4. 102 Ks. ; ; ; -6 LOBS, detriment, -7 The end ( of a word ). 14. 19. injury. ' Terence to, with n view ' out of regard for, * for the sake of to, ' MM*t u ll^^ tlllM Gone away, I ; ; 2 out of ; dis. ' appeared ?> a^TTg^rftn^^T^Tm ; regard for 3 with a view to ; ; Y. : -3 Free from, de- 2. 4. void of, deprived of ( with abl. or in ) g^rt^fa: Sk. c d: R. 1. 70 faultless t?<: comp. d^^nnal ; ; 197 7. r*5ra?nTftr ; S. 7. 32 freed from (mental ) darkuess. -Oomp. -TTWff N. of a plant, Ocimum Sanctum object sroJTg^Tr^nrr 5ra^riRT Y. 2. 26 in proportion to, in accordance with ^ P. 1 as <<^if^*r4i^K. compared it. -4 Connection, relation, dependence as of cause with effect or with of iudividu*Hvith species ;|flmnrw: Ak. -5 Care, heed uttentiou, To look Bk. 7. 49. -6 Respect, n gram. = 3rqrtgrq. v. -Comp. -jf^f: (In Vaieshika phil.) the distinguishing perception by deference. - which we apprehend this is one, this is one &c. and which gives ' ' round or about for something, to look or hope for, expect. -2 To wait for, await irsft wt Hffcsnr- = fiii3iT-Rii?inK) XWMWhrit sha ; U. 7 7 sf ; 35 ; S. 2 awaits K. 84 fTT smratiw* ? yrenfraft^-; Mk. ; <{<*iiqTi ^>1l*I*4Qnrifr ^raaTTHU $1 SI WffeSffTf'J HRRT1 ; Ms. 8. 148 r: l. -3 A ,.^ -4 I H-^HI^Ichild or infant 'ff'TS'- ; -5 Very timid. Wrinkled, flaccid. -6 One past 16. See under STT-^1 a. Ved. Waterless 1. 116. 3 ). -2 Rv. 4l= ( water-tight i Not watery, not fluid, -gf [ 3T7JZH'?* &c. that removes 9pir^ ] Poison water jirfN+j|^RTr^ ( f. 3JH"jQ^I A ) of sort pother^ 1 gjqtf 1 U. [ aro-35 or si; ] 1 To remove^ drive or push away, dispeU take away, destroy ^ f% f ; 54 j$g?*pr 5 pushed away, placed, supplanted V. 3. 10 R- TT(^ 8. 44, ; dis 19. ( 3T^T- ) ' to the notion of see Sarva. chap. 10 where rise <Jlf') < fl jfip duality U. ; cf. Bha- 108 11. P II- ; ftqf^Rvr B. WCTrfrSTtent *T " atfr TnTtarsTTtr- 31, not leaving 12. -4 To deny ; *t S. D. 730. -5 To way of opposing a reason, argue by 107-8. 1 ; 86 (the path of) propriety. H. Pr. 15. removed from or beyond imagination. -2 To heal, cure ( as illness ). Ms. -3 To avoid, give up, leave 3Tfr$ii^i%: P. 83 17. ; 10. ; Bk. 19 removes 119 Ms. 8. 414, yftS' +c*H|i4l4: 2. statement. ; Ku. -3 To require, need of wish or 3. 26. want, stand in desire for ^ ; ; 86 Mil. Ku. 3. To pot. p. be desired, wanted, hoped for, expected, considered &c.; desirable. sr f Locked ; ed ; ; wanted V. considered,' To Desire, wish consideration. i "M M snfr Pt. 2. 26. -4 have regard to, look to, have in view, have an eye to i%*rte*r a. ; respect, care for 35, 197, 257, 315 : Bk. j 6. 128 . not ; 3. 18 ; 1 Expectation, hope, -2 Need, requirement, necessity jfSr^V without hope or nd, 11)44 c$sft I*<*^IWregardless of desire. ; f: Hoping, waiting tt. 15. 85 jnfrsnn^ffcTnrr ; for Ku. 3. 1 to. Not fit td be drunk Mk. 2. Bg. 12. 16 ; or 74 ; hence 3?sr?rf ; = complete discus- of a question. -S Excluding all things not coming under the dgMfttf category in point sion ; where Mahesvara paraphrases e. r\Q(iimM: ). by 31d^l?Rt 1 Removal &c. 3(Uh;fr above. -2 Reasoning faculty . ; Imper. 2nd sing. ) Used member of some compounds ( belonging 'to the class R, Mbh. ( ' ; Bg. first ; 5. 18. . ; KI^'J: ( sr faculty. -3 Reasoning, arguing reasoning faculty. -4 Negative reasoning (opp. s?) (3TTCTfl one ' : ; ffcrr S. 5. 16, Ms. 8. 309 with to like, not to care for Mn. reference, Keinoring, driving away, healing &c. -2 Bemoval of doubt by the exercise of the reasoning ; a- : regard, ; ; Mai. 9 ; wishing or desiring for, wanting considering, caring usually as last member of comp.; JS^r^^n^rfV Hccording ; expec<" desired, required j referred to &c. ^ *rrww irfd ; for, . 3 1. 18 ft 12 ; snjri Hi. 2. ' 4. ; ; Narada ; ; ; 1 of age ; ' A. , ; m$ ; Ms. gain gome Me. 17 ; 1. -2 Departing or deviating from, swerving from, contrary (with bl. ) P. IV. 4. 92 arofyft* Sk. ( vrfqwj^MliJId ) 3. ; ^JTT>*1I^I^ **! ; Whf p.p. ' ' ; aillftn o. Departing, transient perishable see sfHTlfSf^. " 1. 17, regardless of the instr. and somefhncs loc. of this "word frequently occur in comp. meaning 'with re; 1 Pt. comp. 1 rorHP TV. ] Having H I imb too many or too few (redundant or deficient). -2 Not under 16 yearn fe: -3 Consideration, reference, regard, with the obj. in loc. case more usually in r or ; S. 7. 15 awaiting kindling. ?^ ftTtf: ; Telang translates 3T 15. 15 ini; ( by removal Mr. ). 3TTTIB', 3Tqt?Whi pot. p. To be removed, taken away, expiated ( as sin ) to be established by reason. ; ; ; STTreT -'TW'll ". 1 Unmanly, cowardly, timid, -2 Superhuman, not of the- authorship of man, of 110 *tt divine origin Mftl. 9. not set <. inity. up by ^ 1 Cowardice, pussilani- -2 Saperhaman power. 3flf a. Ved. Obtained ; watery (?) " A sacrificial act. a. Yed. Busy, ( or n. trious, -H: body. -2 Soma sacrificial animal. ro. [ ( Up. 74 1. gy^ftm ) ). 1 The -3 A Tv ^i . as water flowing busy, giving of Indra water ; an epithet ( Sfty. FT -2 ) ), giv- ing of water zeal (I) N. of a sacrifice ntafai,-*!* and of a verse of the Sam a Veda closing that rite the last or 7th part ; ; of the Jyotishtoma sacrifice. 9fCfir a. [aTjfti^? Tr. ] 1 Engaged in ) W ^ JliJ an act, -2 Offspring (d active WT! W^ [ a^-WB^ 55 Uo. 4. 207 ] 1 Possession, property, 2 Work, sacrificial act or rite, any act. -9 Offspring. -4 Form shape. -5 To be obtained ( used act! irely) [cf. L. /]. -Oomp. superintending work (qnfo ( or m. ) proprietor of an estate, lord of wealth or property, illustrious by menus of works directing works to be done ( vrfffrf ). ; ; MUfTW 1 Haying progeny. -2 [wrfr 3TT^TTH>$3| *pi j^r OTTO^a. Having or works ; (sacrificial) acts productive. see under wj;. ; ^* of a celebialed Frarida writer, uuthci uf wurks ou Alamkara and other subjects and a contemporary of Pandit Jaganuotha who lived in the 16th century, ( written also as 3?nn ^^Of^WJ 1 CJi ^, [ fr. ai^] Gone into, reach- ing, bidden. Ci an obli- gatory. ^H ( fig. also ) ; 1 WI5TWIMI$IW rt! 256. -tf, 5t ind. In 3^nn*l^t fitsrft secret, secretly Ms. 4 fnwTTTT (r^rsjwrr^r Prfim: v. 9. ; ; se5 secretly. s^i Indistinctness, crecy a secret. 3)UMH> a. Making dark not dis; closing &c. sist^TTTT Not - apft. be to disclosed, to be kept secret ( one of 9 such things ) ; progeny, anrsr^, sursmr o. Childless, hav3Jdflnning no issue or progeny : Y. 2. 144. HT A woman who has borne no child, a barren woman. ; 3 unskilful. aiSrofrfT Unconsecrated, vulgar, profane, ^^f Frying clarified butter without consecrated water. - xflUd^jj a. Incomprehensible by reason or inference, undefinable. anmt Ved. Very great or ex- tensive, affluent fir. 8. 32. 16. anranT-' I Want of lustre, dulness, dimness. -2 Meanness, want of dignity. anffoa. Ved. 1 Without opponents or foes, irresistible ; Rv. 5. of irresistible prowess. 32. -2 Unsnrrpassed, unequalled, -adv. 3;nf Irresistibly. Not principal or incidental, occasional. -2 Not 1 . chief, subject under dis- relevant to the cussion, not to the point, irrelevant: ' see srfff, sr^pr STSFRVT to beat about the bush, not to come to the w^w ; vnrffr^ " Trusting, trusty, con- fidential. * Of unequalled *Wflldl deeds or achievements. -2 Irresistible, irremediable. ' point. tf ( In Bhet. ) OTJTR standard of comparison or grtfr ( . e. opp. the srjcr ; 3T5J^n%: / 1 Not the inherent or natural property, accidental properan accident ( ftfffi ). ty or nature -2 Spiritual being the Purusha of the Sinkhyae. -3 Not the original ; ; ; *mfit(fft)*Tr -*fH&5 " ^Not excelled, low, vile. t: A crow. anrfjfnr a -- Undecayed. anpTfT a Going too fast followed by others. - 3nm?*T ( Irremediable, ?<june;i4R*KU retaliation. mjfaq_fT a. One from must not accept anything Not '. O y\>. ye ) ; fTpr^T*rF*r: H. o. <je : to be w$**ft 2. 26. Perplexed, confounded. Unrestrained, - un- a - Ved. Ved. Without Deficient foolitfc, itupi Not accepting. a. ntiii-. " Not to be vanquish-2 Not to be warded T^n Ms. 12. 28. -3 Not * <.r kept off ungry. ; TUfttfc a. Having no adver-2 Unsur- 1 sary in battle, iiresistible. passed, unrivalled. aroftrjj^ Without the fellow- a. liorse. - l Without a rival or the opponent. -2 Unlike. Wlfiwfwt/- * Non-performance, in Omission, non-acceptance. -2 Neglect, -3Wanto understanding. -4 Absence of determination ( what power oi seeing. a one a gift a. Unacceptable. *nrfarST bridled. 3PF4V$T as ed, invincible. bashful, bold, whom *c. such as a termination. modest a. or helpless, that cannot be remedied r> K. 154. helped Not remedying, non-requital, non- ). a. Beennder ij: f^T^H: B- 1- 68. -2 Self -illuminated. -3 Hidden, secret, concealed Ms. 8. 251 Without 1 sft^i mj^inrsr Chan. 57. -2 Unborn. -3 Unpeopled, -gfr Having no child, not giving birth to ; children, not piolifio Not explicitly en- word P. IV. 4 134] 1 Connected with or coming from watci Rv. 2. 38. 7 watery consisting of, 'onsecrated with, water (as ?!?:). -2 Obtainable. -3 Active, connected with sacriflcml acts 1. 145. 5. ; princi- incidental or irrelevant pal topic, matter. A ; - childless ; ( ' Poor. Not acting well. Not the main or ; Nir. ) a. a- ing from, following, observing with abl. ) Ms. 12. 116. ( annr ). Not shining or ^mfciqi bright, dark, wanting in brightness Sending down water < fcff8r fvtm argument a. . ( Unshaken (fig. alao), -2 Unanswerable ( as 1. - Fire. a. Inscrutuble. " Unmoved, not swerv- ^Hfefrmfe a. not prescribing joining, STSP K ars^tr a. firm, steady. indus- active, the in Near, neighbourhood. the hand of ) man. ( Ved. ind. snrfa^TT ; disregard. 111 to do), perplexity K. 159: c. ; want of also ) ftwrw*T3rT K. 240 Ki. 14. 43. -5 Hence ) absence of mind or ready solidity or firmness ( nT.maBHP^"^*TT3S(if S. B. ; P. I. 2. 45. -Oomp. -?i a (in not pertaining to an affix. Not attacked. fig. ; ( ^TrnqinftuRmiifltTT ; Not going o. un- inter- mixture. anrfjfaW irresistible might, of unequalled power. 1 Modest, bashful. -2 3T7fct"H' a - Not ready-witted, dull. -*rr Bashful- ness, modesty. Unrivalled.?: An unrivalled warrior snrwr^t 3 R^T; Dk. 3. Without an equal - incomparable, unrivalled so amftHM 1. 62 <%**; "***, ; or ; PWT, the other two being sriTO^rrRfrst wilful destruction, as of a jar by a mullet, and J(I$I3I the ethereal element. 3T3MBd ; ''smT^T: Mv. JMHfr\VH^ Natural or spontaneous Ul " * Without an -2 Having no opposite of adversary. o.or-q; 1 (A hero) who no sf?rw or rival wanior, a matchless or unrivalled warrior WflKq has ; qUninnfiU>t nvnt f*m?f S. Mv. 8. 7. 7. 33. -2 Matchless ; N. of a .Rishi. 4.. 19, 1. 46. N. of f v-., hymn composed by 31, ; Unconquerable, ^TWTt in- flm*4rild;.pt f* ; Not corresponding with, unfit. -2 Of unequalled form. 3 Incomparable ( in a good or bad ense ). -Comp. qrvi incomparable JTOPmfsm talk(grf6tet)i SI^. -nftf irresistible power. <mRlnJ a Of incomparable - prowess. Having no STUfil^lWT ruler, subject to o. \ one rule; B. Not stable Without parts body, epithet 8. 27. firmly Ms. 3. 180. unprofitable, useless -3 Disreputable, infamous. g N. of a bell. ST Instability, ill-fame, Brahma ill-repute, dishonour. rf ; ). ground. jf firm, of having Instability, 1 Obscure, dull. -2 a. (with gen. or or ) fci ; t. g. where ( f 3Tuarf?t: tive, Not careless 3TT?fIT = ''^ n ; oc or inatten- ind. Carefully, atten- ^ vigilance. ^HHq ed a. Imperishable v. impercep- a- not distinctly taught. unlimit- Incorrect knowledge ( opp. ). 3IUHI1T " ' I'nlimilcd, immeasur- able, boundless. j ; ( WsftlT ) ; -2 Unknown. -3 Absent. -Oomp. festivities, tively, uninterruptedly. -2 Without authori- proof or weight, unauthorized. -3 Not regarded as an authority, not trustworthy snVHK: 3ll<j*jwflftfft ty, ; JW<Jin* Invisible, Devoid of Bk. 10. 9. vigilant, Careful, vigilant, cauf: Care, attention, a- CTTimf mum marriage. * ; attentive, 7. 142. tious, steady. WTq. one not given away in - *a. STJTR^ ~ -2 3nrgw: 1 Want of weight. Want, necessity. ^r) Not given away. tible. Ms. ; sad, joyless ). Unintelligibleness careful, watchful mistrust. girl, ). le efiort flni'tfHH.M~lfi- Yoga Sastra only curs in loc. 1 popular use i' T^ ^f^^ S. 5. 25. it That which cannot be taken as au- a rule, directhority in actions ; tion &c. which cannot be accepted as . . obligatory. -2 Irrelevancy. -Coap. o f unlimited WPT:, -ffT: ( pl- ) lustre ', N. of a class of deities ' a. 1 Diffident, distrustful ; Ved. Not place t Wanting power, not powerful. -2 Having no power or control over, unable, incompetent 3T1H ; ararPTjT permaaway, a. 3PP7 a. A fixed, fluctuating, not made nent ; D. 5- 25. -2 Thrown TO bad Mean. Not pleased or delighted. -2 Unapproached unassail. able. -3 Unopposed. -4 ( In Bhet. ) Not understood or clearly intelligible ( as a word ), one of the defects of a word ( ?T^ta ) Wflifl rival or a. A refuge. ; ; 1 - solid a. ; ! Uncoutested, iindii no second- ; of comp. ) arotgcq* vincible obstructed or "VmT H^K Impeded, irresistible c K. 62 ur%: Pt. 1 free STFTJ^J?to mcwe ; U. 36 ^vaimrnKJU3^. 3mBtf counterpart. puted N* member ; Hate. a ' Subordinate, - sn^t dH<jMMMl H. 2. t ?*) 1 Subordinate or (iTT, secondary state, inferiority. -2 A secondary or subordinate act. ( The word srwpf usually occurs in the neuter gender either by itself, or as an attribute to a noun, or as last ; - Not milked com. . ; matchless, *% Ac- ; l! a 3(t|V|H a Vnd . ; ^MfflH c parallel, a ary, inferior Unobserved, uuiioticod unobserved nullity, annihilation of an object one of the three topics included by the Buddhaa under the category of - 3TSrfrtH?<>- tlie pletely. ; Of ) right STJTjnir Having no obstructed. -2 Direct, undisputed ( in law ) got by birth without any obstruction, not collateral^ inheritance ). flTf; From - tlie Vishnu. ( ftqver ). Unimpeded, l <* 'vr Unsettled, unfixed, unconaecratuncelebrated, obscure ed unholy. An epithet of jr.; ; wit (t^fifapO Qaut. S. gram ( with loc. ) ^nrc-rrt ; XrmR- .I. ^T: S.I. 2. -2 Having no knowledge. -3 ( In gram. ) Having distrust, no affix. zr: 1 Diffidence, with Buddhists ). -f%^ a. not conversant with evidence, or incapable of weighing evidence. ( Pt. 1. disbelief, doubt; $nKraw Not aa affix ; Not dying suddenly very long. 112 a Not measured, un- 1 - limited. -2 Not proTed or established by authority. Not a. HJnjT, snwjfinr foolish, prudent, wice. a. SHT^tfT aggailable ( un- Indestt^otible, BT. ) I Immeasurable, un.Hijfttl a. c bounded, boundless wftnr MT. 4. 30. -2 That which cannot be properinly ascertained, understood &c. ; Ma. j: 3 1. 12 ; -3 Not 94. -2 non-excitement, absence of incentive or stimulus. -3 medic. ) Suppression of the ( In Inertia, inactivity, natural evacuations, constipation, is- wrfhr Bv. be proved or demonstrated ( as Brahma), -if Brahma. -Comp. -sianN ' a. of unlimited might. 3 inscrutable spirit,' epithet of Siva. STinfap-^ 1 Inability to remove Ved. Not approached 1 Not loved (aroPmr). a. 4. 7. 9. ; -ST as a particular instance by stating a general assertion and ( ) when viewed as similar by stating what is ; similar to it, see K. P. 10 D. 706 for examples. and ; S. 3{ljgd a 1 Unhurt, intact. -2 Waste, unploughed, K. 326. -3 New and unbleached (as cloth); - ^ *fc tf^T IT'TTKcTH I -2 Not impregnated. 3TST% ; of person ( in action place. chury &c. 6. 20. 7. icrutable, unfathomable or thing) ; 3>f3fc Not engaging 1 . or proceeding, not taking Difficult to be found. o-. 1 - Not destroying, favour a. Not praiseworthy, worthless, contemptible. -2 Not apSTSnjTW a proved, forbidden. -3.( Ved. ) Disobedient. -4 Less, deficient, decayed ing, aiding 3T5rf?7T ( a - a^'jii;* ) Not sent ' -2 Un out. attacked by foes. a. i Not be- ( <jfr/- ) longing to the subject-matter Not 1 - moderate, addicted, attached ; or temperate. -2 " !" ** Sift^nM^itli 1 pain. -2 Absence of delight. JHU^IrH a. Not energetic or diligent, apathetic, not zealously indifferent c devoted to ( with loc. ) e^-; g^rrMs. 6. 26. -CT: Absence of effort ; tfj- or apathy, indifference, exertion, Unconnected. ajU^frh deration. ; 3TOOT: 1 Want of attachment. -2 Want of connection. -3 Inopportune time or occasion 3WflTTf*T : 4. 29 / P. [ar-OT-wfi- III. changed to or by P. VIII. Not goiug or progressing =r ] (uied only in uttering imprecations) ; VIII. 4. 30 ^miiq ( Not allowing P. III. ; ). adv. Without interrup- STUnnS" a Unceasing, continual, not separated ) careful, attentive. ; <* 1 Not used or / ; awgrp t where the mas. gender of though sanctioned ( by Amara ), is not used by poets and is, therefore, s*ur r^ an ob- Obscurity, (^ft/-) Not belonging to the subject-matter, irrelevant - i ' Lifeless o. Unsuitable to the time or subject, not to the point, irrelevant. -2 Absurd, nonsensical * ifrtH fc*fl*3* Wrffr Pt- 1. -3 Ac; cidental or extraneous. -4 Not ready. -Comp. ff^rar a figure of speech which, by describing the wt^pT (what not the subject-matter ) conveys a reference to the sngcf or eubjectmatter snrcgd^w OT IT % is inanimate ; The Almighty Being. Not obtained a. 1 f^ W^IH^Hd TT STTTH: or got A ^^.^ ^T? ^TTTT 51 \a: arrived or come. ; . . I BhSahft P. -2 Not Not authorised or following, as a rule. -4 Not come to or reached B. 12. 96. -S Not of a marri- -3 ; I- ' n ageable age. -Oomp. -9TR7 opportune, ill-timed, unseasonable ~ - insigni- ficance. not by lexicographers) c ; em- applied. -2 Wrongly ployed, used as a word. -3 (In Bhet.) Rare, unusual ( as a word when used in a particular sense or gender though that tense or gender be sanctioned 3fSnUT or- H, Unknown, unimKu. 3. 19. -2 Unusual, uncoromon solete word. 3<MfaQ{! Ved. ' - Modern. -2 Not 1 eastern, western. mmn " Not being affected by omens. ill portant, insignificant, tion, attentively. <>. subordi- Secondary, inferior. ; ^MMlH pleased. -2 a. Barren, childless. to 112 3. Not Not being born. evils or / nate : ! : 1 - Turbid, muddy. Disfavour, displeasure. a. Not being prolific. T: spmftre*$raij*rntSk. mayest thou not move onward or progress See go on or progress * anmro ; I laziness. 3. 112, mo- Non-attachment, /. ' Not vulgar. -2 Not -3 Not ordinary, extraordioriginal. Mv. 1. 3 nary 3TTftfNt K. 174, -4 Special. " 3TJTTS!rT 1- ii*M ; 63. -2. under age. ( -py ) an irregular- discussion (of any subject ). -UTQ^TO. 1. conveying ( the sense of ) what is not otherwise specified, such as the use of the potential mood in WWTTt TSjff. -2. not yet tamed (as a young calf). ifiHH a. not arrived at puberty or who has not reached his youth ; B. 15. 42. -8*prfTT,-Tn^ a. ( in to age. not old enough law ) under engage in his own responiipublic business on before he bility, a minor ( a boy reaches his 16th year p: ) ; 3mini Daksba. ; l: Non-application or bad WJft K. P. 10. It is of 5 kinds; m(Si. a. 1 Not excit- ing or stimulating to action, inert, abstaining from action. -2 Continuous, unbroken, uninterrupted. *nm* Not engaging iting to any action, in, not i e. Prompt, quick. ex- ; --I i. . ' ilt application, non-employment. a. 1 Non-acquisition ~ _____ /. ^. n TT ___ _____ ^ " p tm^MtlH^I^HSJI'Jrtlll^l^Hin^l 4. -2 Not being proved or establish- when the subject-matter is viewed (o) as an effect, information of which is conveyed by stating the cause ( b ) when viewed as a cause by stating the effect (c) when viewed as a ; ; general assertion by stating a particular instance (d) when viewed ; ed by a rule before ; im. -3 Not taking place or occurring. -4 Not being applicable = 3T3 v. r / < aremrftra? authoritative, unwarranted - . ) ' Un - 5^ <mn-2 Untrustworthy, unreliable. ; 113 Ved. Unhurt, nnimpir- a. ed. Ved. 1 Impurity. -2 Un- governablenesB. Ved. Not going forth 3TSIT5 Bv. 1. 89. 1 unceasing. a. Ved. With nndiminish- 3TSJT^ ; ed or unimpaired life or vigour. 3TUTT <* 1 Disliked, disagreeable, unpleasant, offensive yf^-q^ ^r -fTfrr 3?raT j&r. Bam. MB. 4. 138 S. 5. 17 hated, dis; ivm ^ ; A of ; -2 tasteful. 'ft ; Unkind, an enemy. foe, fish unfriendly. rrr *f ( ^jJfrHcW: ). A An sort ; 3^, unfriendly, ill-disposed. ill-fated- -^, ( V ^,^ a. ^rpM a. )f speaking unkind or harsh words ;%Y. 1. 73 ; imfr f*7 ^rrerWTT?*T Chip. 44. / Y: 1 -2 Unfriendly Pain. -Conrp. kind ; Dislike, feeling, _^ aversion. able, disliked. Disliking, unfriendly. Not 1 - arrogant. -2 -2 A girl very recently married and not arrived at puberty or girl. womanhood. a. air JTiJll^nmHjl'fcirei TR srm Bina mentions 14 different families of th^se nymohsfseeK. 136). Ak. -Oomp. The word also the -Wi See a. a. ar'^R [aitff srsmr rn% Devoid of the:es>ence !TT-*F ] 3n^r:-CHT m. 1 ( -C^T: ) Ved. ; W Any ( Rftna. aqna- moving in water ). ~Tn ~" ^ Un. 4. 236 S" 3 ^ of. a Friendless, -2 Unowned. -Oomp. -ip^ causing want of companions. ^fr a. not brought about re- by Utives, growing spontaneously ; S. 4:16. is: protected. W ( fresh- ftj ) to the i'rig ) Weak, feeble. -2 Un. N. cf a plant ( ?^OT- 1 3T5T3y %%, or fit 1 A woman weiker sex ^f for, water. 3imtf. " Ved. Form, beauty or one poesessed of beauty cliek(?). 3&g C fifa C5 ^T 'Hf Nir. ] 1 ) ( ; as belong- ^ ; 3T"J i power ( srsrts ). They are called wand are usually described as Bh. u err: couioare also:- f^r ft ^ rt- 11 i. ;, ; C Udb. ; 5r^t a woman ; S. 4 3 ; R. 9. 46. -2 One of the ten earths according to the Buddhists. fj Weakness, want of strength ; see 3T5yrT5J also. -Oomp. w^fjs N. of Siva. - Formless, ahaple9s.-2 Not beautiful. Note ar^ forms the first member of! several compiunds. a god. f^j^ ^T aquatic moving in waters. grra-born in the waters or in the atmosphere. ( -grr: ) 1 - er ; lightning water. ) ; getting 1 Unrestrained, unobfrom pain. -tfrThe segment of the base of a triangle. vanquishing the aerial Asnras. possessed of what is in watnot losing one's nature in water; ( as Not consumptive. Weakness. -2 Sickness. a- T?7 . 1 structed. -2 Free sufficient Non-o bitrnotion. -2 ^on- 1 *T: refutation. 1 Not childish, youth-2 Not young, full ( as the 3T7T5! a 1 [T.T. ] 1 Unf-rtiitful, fcn afrfruitless, barren ( lit A fig. ) TOT:i 3Wr5 &o. -2 Unproductive, nseles, vain ; - 3TTT5T ful. moon ; !HW ) -2 A Pout. jyr The Aloe arother plant ( ijfqrir^.fr ). -Oomp. arrgfnr^ -fc$ a. one who desires no rvward ( for plant (tp^JTrft) his Inbours) iaterr exterior, 3fgT^T a. 1 nal R. 14. 50. -2 ( fig- ) Familiar or with, intimately aqnainted conversant with >ftifgf7i^T?jtiqirg ; 2. 158. -3 Deemasprived of virility, castrated culated ; arFi^r^ ^fr*sr aTTVTWT ^T rfttnjFTirr Rim. &. 1 N. of a plant ( ). Not cwr fnfrt ^Tf Hir Rifrsr^S'?:??: Us. : Kfasrr^ ^TnTfETT^renr. sfrj%ffnr awT-^TSH^] I A class of female divinities or celestial damsels who reside in the sky and are regarded as the wives of the G-andharvas. They are very fond of bathing, can change their shapes, and are endowed with superhuman 15 1 . ; lonely. [ arq; Giving or yielding water forming the essential portion of water ( ant -2 Not ) *m>0t ctf Form, see destroying. animal -2 binding. 1 R^ a. Attainable. c^r Disease, danger ; the region of the throat or neck (?). tlo Not falling asunder. ar^g, -^t^ra of water ; possessed of form or shape giving water (?). 3TC?ToT o. [ sp^j *R: fltj ] Being in, ness Ac. ar^vr-sir 1 without bonds. Ved. Without ligatures a. . ; foul-aionthed, a. Free, ; S. 1 . Without any pledge. f^mflssTKofr iw^r tm aq^^r: .JEITP^;: & c R. 7. 53 and see Malli. thereon ; 3T^-^ srr^rrra-V. 1. -2 Direction or the intermediate point of the compig (f*a? =*r g-q^^). -Ooinp. w'm N. of a sacred pool in which the Apsarasas bathe pro; bubly it is the name of a place, see S. 6. qfm lord of the Apsarasas, epithet of Indra afar ggr a 1 form sr^r, sometimh I (contra; abusive, ecurrilons. pi. (rerirt ^fsr=!Tw: as II Bayamnkuta on )^: usually said to be in ); but the singular, is ; ) . 53. fgjTj ] 3 TH ItlRft^fa RrTR?: dictory . ff^- nonsensical, absurd, contradictory g. ijurjtfn?!?? nWt W5PTT^ ? V fqcTT fl. Hf^pr V. 1. They are alo said to covet heroes who die gloriously on the battle-field ; cf R. 7. ; Without a ship. -2 1 Not swimming. 3TS fl%I?fi At liberty, not 1 bound or restrained. -2 Unmeaning, TT<TI Jf- ; Timid, gentle, not bold. -3 Not full-grown. gr I An unmarried aTjrsr of. ; v. a- ; n. Dislike. arsTTS' ful enmity. -3 T ( fr /. ) 1. ununfavourable. -2 disagree- <* of some mighty sage, sends down one of them to disturb his penance, sod her mission is; generally success- occur* nn friendly or offensive act trrffrgrfm smnfr ?fr ^r^>nhff%^m Ms. 5. 156. -oomp. _,nr, the servants of Indra, who, when alarmed by the rigorous austerities ; disinterested jarFt^r^'" > ; 15. -3 Dk. Without an exterior. 3*far vJT : [ ariq: submarine fire ( w that waters of the ocean ^ ftvrf* ) 5^ Jrw ] Th. feeds on tha ; srtWvjst iffcil- R. 13. 4. 1 a Ved. Fearless. unwise - RBTW arsr^rffm: Mb. a- Foolish, a Frothless, without ncum or faam. if Opium ( perhaps a ar has here a corruption of aritvT ; - r: ; deprcciative force ). ing. /. 1 Want of understand- -2 Ignorance, stupidity ; "jrfj 114 f oollih, ignorant, a. Ignorant, dull- witted, itnpid. -Oomp. 5^, -yfff a. I. not preceded by knowledge or not wanton or inten; tional .-] beginning with non-intelli. ado. unconsciously, gence. (-$, consciousness -&) m. Ignorance, want STf^j-j-r a. Foolish, stupid. ( argij ) of intellect. or awakened. 3Thr pid. stu- -2 Perplexed, puzzled. rt ; for waters Ki. 1. 6. -2 Not knowing or ; ceivable. o. 1 Unintelligible. -2 Not to be awakened. a. STfKT Having no bottom or root, bottomless. Ved. The V.T air or intermediate region. Born Ma. 5. iirs 1 The ooncb ( n. 112, 8 100. ate> ). -2 The moon. -3 Camphor. -4 N. of a tree ( fo^a ). -5 Dhanvan- STiJT [ 3^5 wfti 3T^in or produced from water ] ; sid physician of the gods, to be produced at the churning of the ocean along with other jewels. ejj 1 A Iritog -2 One thousand millions. 3>M*ir the seed vessel of -Oomp. lotus. -sn, -*TT!,-^:, ^ifJft epithe'g of Brahma, (bring supposed to have prung from the lotas whiot arose from the navel of Vishnu ). 557, ; Ms. ' the sun. lotuses, the root of a lotus. -2. a ) ai larje as a conch, carrying the moon on his forehead,' epithet of Siva. ( -ITT ) having the lotus for her seat,' N. of Lakshmi. ftwr, N. of Brahma. iw. the sun ( represented as hold- qrjZT ( ' *(f^t ' ing a lotni in one hand m. ( P. III. (3fr:) 2. 67, ). Ved. Born in water VI. 21 4. /. ). A pearl-oyster. wfisisfr 1 A lotas plant. -2 collection of lotuses. -3 place full of lotuses. -Oomp. qfih the sun. A A [ 5T^ a. On. 4. rr-i% ] 1 n. ; ( The flg. sn^-", . produced from the ocean). -2 the go.idess Lakuhmi. fTTt a sea-fish gfar l.the earth. -2 a portion of land surrounded by the ocean. suncf N. of DvftrV&, the capital of Krinhna. Hffnnr: the moon ( the butter of tbe ocean ). ^7r: N. JT^WT the pearl oyster. of Vishnu ( 91 called from bis resting in the ocean at the destruction and renovation of the world ). soiritnons 1'qnor m^i a A Living upon ; the Supreme w=ngror a. Devoid of or without ors Not a Brihmana ; are ; (= as) ; six kinds usually mentioned. 3orrgr?tf 1 Violation of tbe duties of a Brabmana ; breach of vows or Brahmanas. Ms. 2. 241-2 sanctity. Abrb -2 y. rrarsrsnni q. water. ( or Round, an indistinct speech nttered by shutting the lips. 3n3j5i [ arct fif srmflTTCir ** ] A hymn or verse addressed to the waters; Y. 3. 30. ) STXTrF ". 1 Not devoted or attached. -2 Not connected with, detached. -3 Not worshipping.-^ Dnac- % Not food cepted.-5 Not eaten ; ^^ want of appetite. %j'ij^, 3T*T%: /. 1 Want of devotion or attachment. -2 Unbelief, incredulity. Not gnrsrVTWTiT thing ; any eating fasting. 3TO$7 a. 1 Not to be Prohibited from eating. hibited article of food. -2 eaten. fif A pro- 3TH>T o. Unfortunate, ill-fated. s^HT " Not broken &c. -n: 1 absence of fracture or defeat. -2 (in Rhet. ) A variety or orr where another meaning ia obtained without dividing the words (this corresponds to gr4^f ) ; S. D. 644. Undisturbed, firm. Living upon water, a kind of farting. &c. -3T3 q. v a- In^nipicious, wicked, -jf 1 Evil, ness. -2 Sorrow. ill, Unchaste. Unchistity. -2 Sexual union. a. t Not fit for a Br&h- B-h. 3. 35. -TTI inana thet of the ; Hal&y. -2 Inimical to Brihmanas. o^ An act not befitting a Brahtnana an nnbrahmininal act. In dramat usually found as an exclamation uttered by a Brahmaga in the aense of ' to the rescue ', ' help ', ' help ', ' a horrible or disgraceful deed has been committed' artr * ; ; bad, ovil, sin, wicked- [T- ^-] ^ ree * rom fear or ST*HT danger, secure, safe ; THfl^wrH''!^ - [=t >rt lOTtO 1 An epi- Supreme Being, or know- ledge concern! og that being.-2 N. of Siva. -3 One devoid of all worldly possessions. -4 One who fearlessly executes scriptural commandments. -5 N. of a Yoga ( conjuncture or time ) favourable to a march or expedition.-^ 1 N. of a plant ( f ?=i^? Mar. fiks!).-2 A form of the goddess Durga.-*f 1 Absence or removal of -2 Security, safety, protection from fear or danger ; *m ^'"inT'T fear. U. 2 a cry of help, or dis- < 98 to be from Brahma or Spirit. serpent. Ved. Shape, beauty. Conquering waters. [3^1 ^ifir, 51 ^ eaid not knowing ( gem. 373Vr$T a. vine knowledge. -2 Separated from Brihmanaa ; *n|gr $nr^^Tf% Ma. 9. 322. -Oomp. ft% a. or devoid of 3T^?TH Matin* a growling gr a. born in the ocean. ( -gf. ^ t the monn. -2. Thfl conch. ( -gfr ) ( dnal ) N. of the Avin. ( -grr ) I- sTxtrRor friend of the praising marine fire. ~-^rnr-, -T^T: !. froth, foam. -2. the ont<|e-flsh bone, being regarded as the froth of the ocean. having large beautiful eyes. >?rT: ! one grr^'&c. ; store or reservoir of anything. -2 A pond, lake. -3 ( In Mth. ) A symbolical >Toresion for the number? : sometimes for 4. -Conrp. -STTJT: the sub- f m', -nr*, -^r,-cThsrir&o. a lotas-eyed, cowrie Having oocan, receptacle of water $T. a a. divinities, 11. 133. ; being aware of Si. 6. 41. -Oomp. -"-rim a. incomprehensible, incon- ' water, 3Tf3\j; [ OTT: vfiir 37*, also>, tari, in I Ignorance, itnpidity, want of under* <}fTyr*m> Bb. 3. 2 fsr- standing fortress aTS^r^WTBR^-ajTiT wntra Ignorant, foolish, 1 - A srxgirt surrounded by a moat or lake. Ved. Not to be perceived a. &yvt sri^qr adv. Ved. With a desire to give water. an*^: Ved. A cloud *g^ possessed of clouds ; giving water, as a clond. ; ignorantljr. A fool./. 3T$ half a year. of Siva. srtt a century. -$nt a kind of camphor. -Oomp in a^ anrefinj^: ] A cloud. -2 A tress ; Giving water. i^t 1 year ( in this sense n. also). -3 N. of a grass ( Ftm ) -4 N. of a mountain . ^ ^T; Bri. Kathr atargr^; a. devotion ; I Not accompanied by wanting in sacred or di- Pt. 1 ; 3TH1* fg- T r~^- s. 8. S 2. 16. -3 N. of a sacrificial hymn. -4 Tne root o a fragrant grass ( SRorgts; 3?fH ). -Oomp. 303 ; ; a. 1. not terrific, ^ mild. -2. giving safety. -fJipc^rrff-^ m, one dwelling on the mountain of safety, X. of a class of Katyayana's puplia. -fafeJTi I. proclamation of assurance or 10. . vrq-f : Ms. in the ; an Arbat of N. of Vishnu, -^fitrarr, ; giving a promise, assurance, or guarantee of safety or protection ( from danger ) ; *?^q^rft (Wfi) Pt. 1. 290 Ms. 4. -?rst, -ST^TST *WWf ; document or pa- 247,-q-jf a written per granting assurance of safety ; modern 'safe-conduct '.-g^T a variety of mndra in Tantra litera- of. the ture. -Trn?TT asking for protection ; "stsm*: B. 11. 78. -^*, -TT^/. an assurance or promise of safety .-HT^ 1 Ved. giving safety. a. awfjf*-^ insertion of system of Kanada. defined as is a. ( ar-vpr-j with the P. III. 2. 43. ) 1 Not dreadful. -2 Gaming security. A widow. -2 An un3TH ; Mb. -2 Absolution, final Strictly ( siTCrWrsW tmTr?i ana arnJcriirr^. -Comp. false attribution (=.5par|H snrm*i -7f'iT: q. v. ) 3orra=rr religious meditation. a. Inconceivable. Not 277-3 End or desiruction; comprehending or inferring. Not existing. -Comp. -Wf?Ts defect in composition , ft flit: 5?: ft": failure of ST*: ( In ; Rhet. STK^ w K. P. 7 a ) ; the an intended connection', want of harmony between the or ideas to be expressed and the words Not speaking, silence. Not told. -Comp. -j^ word which cinnot bccouia iuas. a. always feminine. e. i. orneuter, 3lfjfr ind. I ( As a prefix means ( a ) and nouns ) wards' the direction 'in go towards, It b ) 'for', 'attains!' ( o ) 'on', 'upon,', BT, "g^ &o. ; r^ to ; sprinkle nouns not derived from verbs, and to adjectives ) It expresses ( a ) in- also sorargrr VII. 3. 47 J I A badly made or inferior pair of bellows. -2A young woman who has no bellows. 3THnr <*. 1 Without a share ( of inheritance ). -2 Undivided. . 3WT* a. or affection. [ T. ?. ] 1 -2 Non-existent. -7* Not being or 1 existing, non-existence *rr*rswr$ Mk. 1 has disappeared. Absence, want, failure ^Vrracf ; 1 Tjft -2 ; Tft 3 "rrsnrr ft?u>rrrJiT: Ma. 9. 188; mostly in co.np. tr^for^ ?r &c. -3 Annihilation, death, destruction, non-entity ; nvrr- g. ^.-2 ( As 'excessively' tensity or superiority preme dnty 'very new' ; ; a prefix to r& ' I. ( jj^br ) P. I the sfo ^RJTI? ( 5 ; sTi^iiif ) ( ; ^ but q^r nrift5fr^aCFTcit; into, srr?f "TiraTflRfffffW Bop. ( e ) In, to Si. 8. 60. (/) For, lorthe sake of, on account of (Ved.). According to S. M. 3TIH has the JO senses :~vft- \w\* re^ia ; ; 1 , L ob ; ur. amphi ; Zend aibior aiwi Goth. bi ;&loumbi; urn]. [ cf. . P V. 2. 74 ] non, voluptuous ; ; ; ( b ) ' ' towards," in tbe forming Adv. comSr, fi% &c.-3(As a separable adverb) It means towards, direction ; libidi Lustful, tfinNrwifrTO ^ R. 19. 4; Bk. 8. 92. 5f: A lover, voluptuous person. 10 A. To love, desire ifrit 88 of,' %5r, a preposition (mostly Ved.). -4 ( As with aco. ) ( a ) To, towards, in the direction of, again*t ( witb ace. or in comp. in this sense ); 3T mPrift Dk. Ki. 18. 23. arnTffnr a. [ qrn 3{\ or ft TW J AfiEectionate, loving, desirfor, lustful, ( with the ous, ; wishing object of love in ace. or in comp. ) ; w. 1 AffecTr^r 3im>T35nTr?' Mb. desire. r tion, love. -2 Wish, ind. Longingly, with desire. a. Voluntary. Ai ^ To shake. -2 lrf sh*^ 8 or trem- Cam. ble violently. To 1 stir, allure, entice. Sbakina; U. 1 ; alluring. To ask, request; loog for, wish or desire for. 1 . Wish, desire, longing. su- ms 'very red,' "sr* ' pounds Bop. By tg: all H^KHfif fffTi!j?ir^ ) ; Longing, wishing. . To moke, render, Mb. -2 fWrsrm'^Hrat 5^*1% To do with reference to, for the anke of, or in behalf of. -J To 8 U. do 1 ; effect. procure, g^t, obtain, arfaRTtf I Effecting, doing. churin, incantation. a 3T!^frf^:/- N. of taiaing 100 syllables. arHTS??^ a ( m - " a magician or -2 metre A con- - ; "TO, "WTftT e : ; in the direction or vicinity of ( cpp. 3T7 ); in, above, aloft, on tbe top, Without lov piven iu 3?^ "W ; tended by the poet. The proper reading would be fcnr%ij &o. for other examples see S. D. 575 ad. loo. rfor*>T, ) senses of 4. 90 except that of has ; on Ac.; ( d ) 'orer,' 'above', 'across' e e ^;to overpower, ff^ ( ) '^leatly' ; ^^irfvr ; 91 arm of STIHT^ Wti Tr^ &c. STI^TTT, ( to verbs 'to,' 'to- expressing themje.^.^jj;^^^ v lfr T%>T*:, here the word jj^ can have no correlation with ^r in- though d ; df a ( : perceiving, 3THTf5r^, STHisi . Whit is not destined to bj or to take pi ice ; 3T*H=f5r' Sk 4. a74 Absence of judgment or right discernment. -2 Absence of 1 12. 30, 18, ^ JTRTTHPT Sk. Severally, ona after another ( in a distributive sense); f 5? f a.tufvrfrt'g'ffr / JmnrT*rflfT*tearr> *r Ki. f t Ram. T^TTSfrR>TWf7 3TTST a. 1 Not to be, not predestined. -2 Improper, inauspicious. -3 Unfortunate, luckless; TTTcra^tfirq-T! Ki. 10. 51. wtTiteTflfvr <^'c ; mgf fi?T?f ; ; ; T3TT forcnca to 9- 6 ( ^ifct- three varieties a. beatitude Ki. 18. nt ) thit whose knowledge is dependant on the knowledge of its sriWi'ft. It is of two principal kinds frair'iTrf and 3p=3pifi>TTf the first comprising JJT^ ; speaking 3THTC is not a separate predicament, like sToj, !jir, but is only a negative arrangement of those predicauaents; all natneable things being divided into positive ( tire ) and ne gative ( 3T*m ), the first division in eluding spg, gar, ijrir, fltm% f5tT and tf^nirq and the second only oue 3?ni?; cf . are WJTF?rR*i=r[^^ Toorf HTW sir>n^(^ ?sjaM-JHi i fa-- Mukta. ). 4. 232. ( -^- ) the Jainas Si. 20. 64 ; (in phil.) Privation, non-exis- tence, nullity or negation, suppose.! to be the seventh category or <^ra safety. -2- a military or war-dram. -?, flf^,-STf a. giving a guarantee or p romi se of safety ;*nr f Ra in "iff: S. B. s^: -4 [..; Ma^icil Si. 9. 56, 7. 40; ; . spirit. Rtr 8. 7. 11. ( b ) Near, before, in 15. front or presence of Si. 7. 32 8. ( o ) On, upon, with regard or re; ; Haughty, very powerful ( ai an enemy ), Rv. 3. 34. 10. 116 To ehoat P. 1 ; roar at, ; at A 1 shoot, roar. U., 4 P. 1 To step P. arflprn^ 1 or attack, ageail, fall To undertake, begin prepare Cam. To fSr?m One who ; ; One who calls out; a calumniator. -2 A herald. murderer, killei, destroyer. itroyer ; Bv. out being asked ( ? P. at horse) Bk. the as ( I de- giving with- -2 ; ; ing out enjoying ; ; C^R Me. 49. ^ Y. Ualli. fling a whip at a To esoel ; 291 2. ; Pt. 1 - ; Ms. 8. 205, 9.262. beauty, ; tirciffcjs ff'fftnft^ 2. ; synonym. -6 Fame; glory notoriety ; (in a bad sense) ; greatness ( mj.itw) -7 Intellect ( Nir. ). nSqnnw/). p. Become or made ; fr t To call to, sing to. sing, celebrate in song; Ait. Br. -4 To !Tf rc>T JV^rsnT approve, allow. y. 8 . aolf 3Tmrrcr P- PSung, celebrated in bung &c. ^ o. ^ 98, 103. -2 To ; take. receive, ( as a guest ). -4 To fold, lay or bring together ( as the bands ). -5 To set, show or bring 5, 1 ; leading one rji Dk. 96. ': 2 Seizing,, robbing, plundering. -2 Attack, assault, onset. -3 Challenge. -4 Complaint. -5 Authority, power, weight. sri^V^il Fobbing, seizing in the presence of the owner. grf^T^DT 1 Bobbin?, friction. -2 Possession by ao evil spirit. ). 3Tf*n bawl A 3rfvrrihf, wrvriit^rcr wild, javage or ferocious roar ;up-roar. 10 P. defend 1 v. To guard, protect, WTrt :/. Guarding, protecting. W(HfrH m. Protector, guardian. arfJig^ 6 U. To assent approve of ( Ved. ). ( (0 down y Used only trickle drops or agree to, wftfUtp- P- Approved of destined for an offering ; uttered ( with ; ), let irt ( *t Ait. ) Br. I To fall arwrj: -2 To wfrsrfTt [?-i9nrm*-rsJ 1 Ghee or clarified butter. -2 Dropping down at sacrifices : ghee upon offerings jraft**?T3^HgrtrhOT3'T'n^ sjrrHgtft Act of sprinkling ghee ), Mv.3. ( with besprinkling. g^r^jrr 1 P. To smell at, snuffle ; to bring the nose close to another's forehead ( as in caressing, kissing &o. as a token of affection ). arftirrot Smelling at or touching the forehead with the nose. 3^:5^2 perceive, see A. ; . praise ; in oaus. ) down, sprinkle with. or ferocious cries. = 3rft q- -*rrm%5| Ac. -rwafr, See under arftwq;. ^roTrfJnrrTTwr* To roar P. accept, forth (as blossom, fruit &o.).-Cau. To catch or surprise one in the very act, to let oneself be so caught; I 3Tl%n chanted, t^'fJ^.] Singing Ved. ( srfttrrrT, 1. 16. approach ( as qualities Telling declring.-3 Calling, addressing. -4 A name, appellation. -5 A word ; a, Inviting, to ; celebrated ; Bam. -3 To cause ; ; ; 282. anfirt Hlf^T'Jh B 1 46 qtif knowu 104 Approaching, having Y. Ms. 3. 45 intercourse with at, to raise wild. or wr*K?TT a. [ qsflft I%T] Going towards; well-known, celebrated. -^rr [ CTf-3^; ] I ( o ) Splendour, lustre 1. To be withcut fear, inviting Mk. 4 ; ; ; H. ; jfj^" Y. 3. 298, 2. 294. P- Thrown, surpassed. Ved 1 T O see, peroeive, view. -2 TJ be gracious, look graciously. -Caw. (wr songs 1 with song, make noisy with w'Ttr3rrfTfhTrf9r ( <MiPi ) ). ; . - fill $?*r rrmnrffrrT- -2 Sexual intercourse ( with a man or woman) TTf rerpNir'f K. 107 j^rar ai^in'H-trai 8. 51. - 3rf^Jf 1 P. -2 To -3 To 1 ( a ) Aproachgoing or coming to, visit, arri val n^r|a> srrfi'rn&'T f B. 5. 11, 17. 72 3^rtrHTflRr?TJiir asncjfsrfH*f^rr 12. 35, K. 158 Pt. 3. (6) Find- 1 of i Dk. ; approachsn^irntr pot. p. ed, visited or sought ; Ku. 6. 56. -2 Accessible, that can be approached ). To throw or lash to insult. ; A praise or ; I Ved - woman has intercourse ( with a one who understands &c. ing, arft^TCT: 1 Calling ont, crying.-! Reviling, censure. [ fX-3r? ] 6. 50. 1. ; off praise. ) One who approaches BifaiTj a. Mb. -3 To weep over, lament with tears, bemoan. wnfaf o Song J-sn.] To I ) 9 I). take or seize, catch, catch bold of, se : ze forcibly, attack ftgurrfvniw teach. -2 To call out ( to one ) in a scolding manner sTwftwran^anjJ: A [ ; ; out to. Ved. ; srnWt: to; has approached or undertaken or begun. -2 Skilled or verged in, conversant with ( with loo. ). 3TfJr Jjr 1 P. 1 To cry out at, call " Y. 2. 3jwrr5F: ftf 1^* H^fJTr* Mb.-5 To take to, undertake, betake oneself to. -6 To get, to share in ; be subject 205 Dk. 92. arffiWTj T n%^ y fri<TiRjT HflHr wnr* onslaught. -3 Ascending, mounting. wntanrar, -sutft: /. Approaching, attacking &o. =ariJneT above; ofa^i" reviler, ; S$ n*r To find meet with ( casually or by chance). -4 To cohabit, have scxnal intercourse (wiihman or woman); ar- Rim. approve pitiously, allow, agnnrf^rar nrm)i?rr& B4m. -3 ; 3UHWt5re> go after 100. -2:Tofollow, 4 Beginning, attempting, an undertaking SrfffirenT5TT5?i't>!T rw*R> T fal% Bg. 2. 40. -2 A determined attack or onset, assault, o. [ Rtf^ror] I aTT^rr 9 U. Ved. 1 To call to or address approvingly, join in, welcome, praise. -2 To accept pro- ; 1 wfrwtieK To go to, go near to, ; to set about; ipJTnirfa^srflr bring near. ; ajf^BTT! ; npon. 1 approach (with aco.) irq'Hfvrjn'gHg'i ; To 3D %rjfr: /. 1 Song of praise ; constant desire or thought ; Bv. 1 162. 6. -2 Effort, exertion. vising, superintending. 3TIfr<5rr* Fame, glory. go nnur to, iipproach crfrrHSTST *nfST TV 'qrwtflV TJJ Mo. -2 To roam over, wander, pag or walk over. -3 Ved. Looking, super- . at. neigh 1 To look at, vievr, nr3T g^rff 1. -2 To oal ^ srr^ 7.61. 117 -3 To ad<Jrep to or address. Born sharply, sharp words Bv. 7. to ageail with 104. 8. -4 To name, call. -5 To look graciously upon, 5. 3. 9. safit^im Ved. Means of defence or ul produced round. ; A family, race, lin;3r* 5rr?*r M41. 8 K. 104 ; Mu. 6.6 Ms. 4. 1 : (a) eage; ; ; ; ( migical orr remedy. ) Viewing, 3Tf*T^ IP. 1 To act wrongly towards any one, offend, trespass ; nt S ( Ms. 5. 165 ftr^Kfit JTsri^rrff rijicrr ; 9. 102. -3 To cnarin, conjure, exor- cise ( by spells or incantations ), employ spells for magical purposes Y.I. 295; -4 To possess, 289 3. A follower, servant, at- tendant. Enchanting, exorcising, employment o.f apellg for malevolent purposes ( such as ^HJTIT ) ; 4. 12. a. Kit for exorcising. . 4. ( b ) Birth, 1 grijrotsrajj vrTffrt f r%s M. 1; Ms. 1. 123. -2 High or ; ! ) 1. 100 ; Y. noble descent, noble birth or fami- ly trj* ; jjoifi: cf'irrf r^tf Mai. 2. 13 M. K4. sTnN-srr: s?ft<m: 3. 90; also descendants. Exorcising, enchanting, employment of magical spells for malevolent purposes magic itself as one of the Upa( being regarded I ; patakas or minor sins ww 11. 64, -2 198 K. 109 ; Killing. -Oonrp. work ) srnfr^tj Ms. 9 290; ft?Rfr ; Mv. ; q??*: 1. 62. N. of on incantations regard ed as part of the Atharvaveda. 5*n a fever caused by magical ifcr: a magical farmula, spoils. an incantation or formula for worka ancestral motherland, abode ( opp. H*W ) of. Sk. on P. IV. 3. 90: 11* Ttfft ff fruw. Mbh. ) ; IT softer ( nf irafir country, w ; sacrifice Si. 7. 58. -^^f.,-^if: a ; made for magical ^f^srifV arr?5fcirNT*ir r- Mv. 1. 33. -7 Atten= qRsn q. v. ). ( wi^sr^T a. ( ^V/. ) a. Becoming one's high birth Mv. 5. 18. sri^spT^ a. Of noble descent, fr JTraft*it M. 5 nobly born * f%^5?r: dants, retinue sre^ "left Hri: 18 ; ftrar ^r?Trg^ S. 4. Bg. 16. 15. amMMg:/. Ved. Being born or produced (Ved.); *aY; to produce. 3Tf*H3rr Born in consequence of. -2 Inbred, -3 Born, produced arsTtcTTWWi?Rncr*ff Bam. -4 Noble, nobly inborn. ; or well born, of noble descent ; sHkq^^rf^rsriciT ^jrt ?ir^ffr 5?t! B 17. 4 Mil. 4; courteous, polite sTi^srr- purposes. * ; W^fl ^H Mai. 7 ; V^ MHi^TSTfcf 1 K. ; Mu. 102, 2. -5 M. 3, Fit, pro- -<9rfl^ ( "ffcfir, fKr/.) a. Conjuring, enchanting, using magica. spells for evil purposes -?r A ff:, magical Ki. 3. 56. worthy. -6 Sweet, agreeable inrr?*sTKTirn% Kn. 1. 45. -7 conjurer, magician. ^I'lIrS **$* (^)- an^nrw, ; a - in Being shade per, ; beautiful. Handsome, noble birth. or turned towards the shade, -if adv. In shade or darkness. 3U%3T3( 4 A. 1 To be born to or for ( a person or thing ), to claim a one's birth-right j H^rin^sfriff Mb see also under wwTiid ( 1 ) below. -2 To bs born or produc- 1 ed, arise, spring from Bg. 2. 205. -3 To be born again Bg. 6. 41 ; 13. be, become, be turned RfhJht>:m* ; 62 or ; j -8 Learned, wise; distinguished; tf courteously; ; : ^-ac2t>. Nobility, politely, S. 6. ^ irr s;rR9s er / sTTp^ra^ rf A able, Noble birth. P. 1 To conquer com. pletely.-2 To acquire by ujnqueut Detid. To desire to win or conquer, acquire. : Conqueatjcomplete victory. srrar- H. 1. conquering completely. -2 Helping in conquering completely. -3 Born under the constellation atfJrriTi^ 1 N. P. IV. 3. 36, see 3nm5ffi- -> of Vishnu. -2 N. of a sacrifloe, part of the great sacrifice called '|^^|H'^^ torious, produced 23. -4 To into j a*qr: Bam. -5 To be born of a high family. arfSqjV 6 A. , con- or Ved. P. ( ) To 1 frequent, call upon ; fSrqrPr^j Mb. -2 To be pleased or contented with, like, be fond of ( Ved. ). visit, Visited, frequented. 9 D. ce-n ; P. . quest fW:. -5 Fame, celebri-6 The head or ornament of a family V r u Ved. Victory, /. ^tsfHjff: ift ; ing a charm STTHt^iT: N. of an asterisra or the Muhurta indicated by it; ; on P. IV. -4 Native ; T: 24 minutes after noon. ; ; Ved. Enchanting. . ; *irsrr Bh. 2. 39 5. -3 Forefatoers, ancestors ^fJrsrsf: tffsrat ty. a<(7i-<j Ma. "*>% **5 ( 3r oocopy. atn^T: 18;Dk. 135,170; U. extraction, descent indicating. Md. 11.75, also used for sifrKisiq. v. -3 N. of a star N. of one of the lunar mansions. n. I The 8th Muhurta of the day, midday (fit for a Sraddha ceremony ). -2 N of a c?jf favourable to setting out. -Comp. 5f;4: The 8th Muhurta or period comprising 24 minutes before and ; ( m ) To I dis. recognize, Mb. TiKrsrrsrrwrf 3"T -2 To know, understand, be acquainted with, be aware of, perceive arjf fl 'rmnrrinfir Bg. 18. 55, 4. 14 ^ ; 7. ; ^fw ^r Mb. *r 13 ; ; H^fi^r* To admit, own, acknowledge ^ g*rwn^TPTlfJf wfV 3ns Mb. -5 To remember, recollect ; ( used with the Future instead of the Imperfect. Imperfect with q^, or both when interdependence of two actions is denoted, P. III. 2. 112, 114 ) ; of. Bk. ; 6. 138, 139. 3TP*?T a. [ sTHir ] I Knowing, one who understands or is acquainted with, experiencing or having had experience of (with gen. or loo. or in comp. ) irgr gforaffcq-q;g?T^ aware of, ; sn'^Vr'i^'nttrfr f^r^ sr^T^frr: Ku. 2. 41, Me. 16 B. 7. 64 arimr^ ; * ; Sts^nwr Pt. 1. -2 Skilled in, con- versant with, proficient, skilful, clever ; ii? wfrjsi: 35rrjmi'*^T: U.4; see 3T=T|Jm also. 51 1 Becognition. -2 Bemembrance, recollection; sjiHHI- 2. 112. -3 A supernatural faculty or po ver of which 5Tl^tf cR. P. five kinds are usually mentioned:-(l) taking any form at will; (2) hearing io any distance; (3) seeing to any distance ; ( 4 ) penetrating men's thoughts ; ( 5 ) knowing their state and antecedents. -Monier Williams. f 1 Becognition; arif ?xf &5T Tf rmrf or direct perception and tgft or recollection ; a sort of direot perception assisted by the memory; as when we say 'this it the iam man I saw yesterday* 4) 118 IV, 3>3W cr direct perception leading to the identification expressed by art and the memory leading to the reference to past action expressed by ff:). -2 Remembrance, recollection knowledge, ascertainment. -3 ( a ) A sign or token of recogni- 'bid presence of 3ff?j Ki. 2. b ) Bbforu, in lLo ( ; ifff 'frni'T ); I?T wra?n^5Tt5f ^ tmirft Bk. B. 12. 62 8. 118, 124; awr ; Mil. 9 1 12 ; Me. ; Rim. -4 H??r artn^tfH?rrt|; inr a certificate, letter of reN. of a commendation. ST-JCTSJ S. 4. U.4. 20; Mv. On round abont sides, round, ace. or gen. ); sfrnrii'^T: g* (^with iwri Dk. 1 imsr'ft jninrtT fisrrTwrww: i>HT: M. 1 ; S. 7 ^Trrnra: ; ; D. 9. -7 Butirely, thoroughly, 36 everywhere Ki. ; ly, a. mately recollects, at the sight of the token-ring ( arft^wr ) that he had R. 15. 49. Making known, arftgrnra a. [arfrjft *u$% srfTgJ a. 3n ] On the knees, keeping up to the knees* Flying towards. 10 P. 1 To bear, knock- smite, ^trike (fig. also); ; *lfj5UffH*f lid t Ram. -2 ( Astr. ) To eclipse the greater disc ; Bri. 8. 11. 61. part of the 3Tpfcn* Beating, thumping. P- 1 To irradiate with 3Tf5fH1,l hit, wound to I inflame heat, heat, 3TfSr ; R. 8. 43 wrf* TOfr fc B^r *TUHS 19.56. -2 To p&in, distress, wound, afflict. fan. To suffer intensely, ; Cau$. be afflicted. To pain, &ft*Vll>-P- ; 2. beginning Heated, inflamed, To 1 ; satiate, satisBri. S. 19. 15. 3U*raw>r Satiation, refreshing. ind. To or towards the a^fJrgrf^nf = sr?f^pjr q. v. ) arfM^IMH The being troddde" under the foot by elephants (?) aTi^r^^l P. To look at, behold. Ca'.ts. I To show, point out. -2 To show oneself to, appear before. pan. 1 To be seen, be visible, appear. -2 To be considered or thought. 1 Seeing. -2 Becoming appearance. aTTHjfT a- I Directed to be iven, tending or going to heaven, heavenward. -2 Heavenly. -3 Bright, brilliant. v. A half month. 3Tr^ir* visible ; 1 P. 1 ( a To run op ) To invade, march against, upon, attack, assail ; Mil. 7 laying violent hands on; .5. 21; wntnri: Extreme beat, whether 3. T "<* '"<' ; ( Used to. as or preposition with ace. ) ; 3. afflict -2 To overrun the proximity of; sometimes with gen. ; infest, harass, 3rwTgf55rnTrffci^'TriviTI*T^(t (3) Mb. -3 To come over, pans or run over. -4 To befall. Cuu. ; rout, put to flight; gwmf^.aT Dk. 14. an adverb 1 Near to, towards ; wftfltf J*"S3! ^|T nftirett K. 11. 8. -2 (a) Near, hard by, close by, in Ve. To Nearer to, Ram. to> 17. 40. (k) used of body or mind ; agitation, affliction, great distress or pain ; Si. 9. 1 ; Ki. 9. 4 ; &*T*g" a. Ved. Bbig., Seeking to injure, 1 3JTH'?hr: Injuring, plotting agkiuat, harm, cruelty, oppression Ms. 8. 271 Ki. 11. 21. -2 Abuse ; ; ; censure. 3?T VR: The supreme trnth or Metaphysics according to Buddhistic dogmas. -Oomp. ftfcv: ' basket of Metaphynica', one of the three sections ( ilj^ ) of Bnddbist holy writings which treat of prf Possession by evil 1 demons &c. -2 Oppressing. spirits, -3 Striking against. 3lf^rr 3 U. 1 speak, tell ( dat. *rr ); with (o) To say, rarely with ace., aTsraTT^%ar WTT Ku. 63; Ms. 1.42 Bk. 78 7. 3. Bg. 18. 68 (6) To denote, express or convey direct'y ; designate; usually in pan. ( -vfijj^ ); f^^ifrt^T^^tnrfSrvT-iw Bg. 13. 1. -3 To lay or put on, f astan, bind ; to overlay, load ; assail comprehend, include receive, to draw one- ; ; self towards, bold, support ( mostly Ved. in these senses ). Ved. Naming an^tTT praised, invoked, -in 1 A name, appellation; ; oft. in corap.; ^gJTTfl-SRn^! S. D. -2 A word, sound. -3 The literal power or sense of a word, denotation, one of the three powers of a word ; ' the ex^jj: 8. D. 2 pressed meaning is that which is conveyed to the understanding by ^i^qlsJtsfvTvnrr fall ). 3T1^3^ ; run near; * m~ Ved. scorched, burnt. -2 Distressed, grievfor ( actively ing or lamenting V. 10. Very red, dark-red -2 To refresh fy. dis- tress, afflict. H. 6; ir ^ Mu. 5. sur- round, 182. just. at the P. right ( Ved. thump, STfitrtia all being rounding P. VI. in- forming. 8. completethrongbont. -8 Quickly. -Comp a- surrounded by bones. near the night or end. ; ; all daughter Sakuntali by the (iandharva form of marriage, forgets all about her owing to the corse of Dnrvasas, but ulti- duly married her ; aftw^T^ ff m ^Tf'crwr *ifiwH$i$?i5*i arm^ffT f i *\z$ 3if its; (the reading "siifira is grammatically indefensible ). 18 1. TOTiar Ssrn^ciwft Ttff Raun.;S.6.1G; Bk. 9. 137. -5 Before and after. -6 drama by K&lidasa in sein which king Dashyanta Kanva's marries bombliines with inimical. celebrated ven acts ( dat. also); srur ; ; tion ( person cr thing Sk. iR^ffiira ** a^JTf^5Tf!rcfr 5^tT|r59. -3 Opposite t<>, firtrOTrwnfri: facing, in front of Ki. 6. 1, 5. 14. -4 On both sid< s ; .p. Attacked, overrun. :, -wr An attack. 4 P. ( A. in epic poetry ) To hate, seek to injure or maliciously assail, plot against (with ace.) Tffifr Mu. 1, 2 j the word's denotation', for it is this aiftvT that conveys to the understanding the meaning which belongs to the word by common consent or convention (ri&O ( which primarily made it a word at all ) ; q gjftfrs*r- *?T g^ff ^t njiTmswil^'aft K. P. 2. -Oojap. v^fjr^ a . losing one's name. -ij~5 a. founded on a word's denotation or literal meaning. 1 Telling, mentioning, arr^rrsT speaking, naming, denotation; rjananrofcrrfil^HpronT Nir.; >ffN^M^rf^^mfnT^nr S. D. -2 ( In gram. ) Asserting or predicating something of another, as the subject of an assertion, ( which then in the nom. case only ); can be put predication, 119 assertion See P. ; name, appellation, II. 3. 2. title, 8k. -3 A themselves by < An expression, word. -5 Speech, discourse. -6 A dictionary, vocabulary (of words), lexicon (in these said to be also TO.). -Oomp. -f%ernrforj N. of a celebrated vocabulary of synonyms by last 4 senses xrr&r a -vnnOT N dictionary. by Hulayndba. wnnrsf^T A sonnd, voice, noise. MrooTTw ( r^rr/. ), wfimwi Naming, 1 expressing, denoting ing, telling ; fjf ifrfjr?iTTTnir1^, Amara. 23 &tm^'<Jpot:p. fif*r- A 1 P. 1 K. 151 words as a category or predicament (in subject-matter; f^mnN^ ^irirfsr^K. P. 1 ; sfar jriftsT^TnT^Tfrwr: Mugdha. -4 Primary or literal sense of a word ( =3TWiin ) ; P. 2. K 3rfiifsfr.p-.p- 1 (a) Said, declared, spoken, mentioned ironvrrtif , Jrsrrfvrff ft &c. (6) Predicated, asserted; apr3. 1-2. (c) fvnla <x&m f? " Spoken to, addressed, called, named. (d) Whispered, prompted to say ; -2 Fastened, placed upon, -er A name, expression, word being said or spoken to, a decladetermined. ; To run up authority, test. -Oomp. - vwm^T^:, -wiflpi TO. a paiticular doctrine (or the follower of that doctrine) ; on the import of words as opposed to wiararflww?',-*!^. [Tha anvitbbhidh&nva.diw ( the Mtm&meakas, the followers of Prabb&kara ) hold that words only express a meaning as parts of a sentence and {3Tf*r another ( 3Tf^H ) wrvrHf a. That wbioh delights, ^ I Be- encourages, praises &o. -5 Very little happiness gw?w ). -6 An epithet of ( 3ifr>nfif 1 Rejoicing at, praised, or applauded ; S. 5 ; R. 5. 31. a. (At the end of comp.) joiced at, at, approving, praim'ng Ac. Tfr "rg>t Mb. -2 To covet, wish or turn towards a person. Y. 3. 134. Conveting an- other's property. -2 Longinsr, wish; desire in general ; 3rfTS'fhr|?trtI Br. Sut -3 Desire of taking (in general). aTPTsiT^ I coveting a wish or desire ; arnnT^ IP- (rely A. ) 1 (a) To rejoice at or in, exult over, be glad or satisfied srrtRfw'wrPl'- ; Dk. 75. ( 6 ) To cele; 4fTr rf^ ^ < K. 137 ; !rrr%- K. 108 1 ! ii H gr% ^ffr I Bg. 2. 57.-2 3TT*nW,-^*$ adv. Ved. Towards To oongra- tnlate hail with joy, welcome, greet; 7 ; ibid., 5, 6, 63 arfvtsm wrr> Mv. wtfrts K. 49, 2 say (writes) after compliments ; R. 2. 74, 3. 68, 7. 69, 71 ; 11. 30 Y. 1. 332. -3 To 17. 15, 60 16. 64 ; ; Si. 2. 2. to bend, to W1 ' ( a ) Quite new or fresh ( in senses); nw S- 3. 26 ; Me. 98 ; *r vjt K. 2 newly married. ( b ) Quite young or fresh, blooming, youthful ( as body, age &c-); 8. 1. 19: U. 5. 12; the yonnger; "sireznTW: ; "vnsri &o. ( a ) Fresh, recent. -2 Very young, not having experience. -* [arfiq- *f Q] Praiae. to 8 ; R. 5. 1 9. ; 29 "ir^fi'roijr 6. e ; win over, flattery .-Oomp TT^-fi bud --^r^TOrefV: a ceremony performed at the t me of a new the shoot, or new moon crraTO a fresh- 1- lotus. -2- a kind of metre. youthful, very ti command ftHW^ S. young. ly begnn his study of grammar. 3Tfi>7Tf;4 TIT ; 2 tfTTT5ft'Tr> f%? TT 3T- ), tie, A fasten bandage ; ( ( as the Si. 6. 75. over the a blind. ; About to perish, approaching one's doom. -f N. of ceitain verses of the do not approve; ; srfvtstysf eyes To bind up P. eyes, to bind, ; ; rejoice at, approve, praise, applaud, j S. 3 ; 24 3. S&maveda repeated at this time. ; R. 3lftf^Tjf 1 Putting on, setting np.-2 Euphonic suppression, weaken- for, like, desire or for, respect, delight in (usually =j in this sense ; ing in the pronunciation of words, especially the suppression of an iniof. tial si after i or air Ki. 11. 73 12. 35. -4 wish with ; To bow, ijnnr, -**r*wr ; BT^ ibid, P- a. Bent, deeply bowed or bent; tniifMti^flT5nfH3jrt' R.13.32. blown S. 4 * 3Tf*M^ all Desiring or longing for greeting, welcoming. -2 Praising, approving. -3 Wish, desire. 3TfJrHqn^V-*rjo. p. To be re- the clouds or heaven I -2 Praising, applauding, approving, greeting, congratulating. -3 Wish, desire. -4 Encouraging, inciting to Rejoicing ; t joicing, delightinar, joy, delight. to- ^ ration -- light. Asault, pursuit. Ved. Overpowering, 3rfirsin[^-3T^] 61; Ve. 2 wist or desire ; w*of srfirsT%ff ^ftfwef Ms. 6. 45, H. 4. 4. -5 To bless, grant success to ; D. 5. 28 Cam. To gladden, de- arfSreV * p - ( e P' 2 p - > ' To meditate upon, reflect, consider, think of; trffJrwrj ?TTgf nr desire for K. arrfTCf5r*rfir j subduing. wf^^iw'1^*1- 'RWFi'f/'Uvi -'it Signification, meaning, fense, import ; P. I. 1. 34 Sk. ; Ki. 14. 5- -2 A substance. -3 The 3 wish, desire. halter, rope. wards, fly at or towards. -2 To rush opon, attack, assail ; Bk. C. 41. 3rfr>CT79i a. Assailing, rushing upon. -qp An assailant ; T. 2. 234. it ; T^TSJP, Naming, speaking &c. Ved. 3Tf*TMIT?r, To be named, men^\*r* w irnr- I 3riivmr: they thus believe in a titparyirlha as distinguished from viehy&rtha see K P. 2 and Mahesvara's commentary ad loo. ; refuse, through shame, to express what I have to sy. -2 Nameable, ; ; *rrtfronfr 5^T! ; tioned, expressed &o. 5rff3T'J'T^w logic) afterwards combined into a sentence expressing one connected idea; that, in other words, it is the logical connection between the words of a sentence, and not the sense of the words themselves, that suggests the import or purport of that sentence :/. ^FTinroTn^'fi' Ak. denotes, means, has the sense of. -2 Saying, speak(fj their express ; of a vocabolary of words . can own independent meanings which are 1. 24 H'TinTvrHI^ tTWJT sffTrTT: Ki. named (at the end of oomp ) called, 3. 20. 4 fj70rrT *^tJT'rT wtr^m R. Hemacbandra. MM. Knmarila who hold the same doctrine) on the other hand hold that words designation ; 4. 4; with ^ To care reject ; ; 120 Occupied a. bny. in, firmness of Close application, attention or intentness, absorption resolve, perseverance T: B. 14. 43 ; ' Mo. it get* ). -2 One ( by the sun when doin asleep at sunset and thus not the duties to be then performed. arfiriHOTOT gion, A march -2 Inva ' - 1 / Accomplishment, q^ j^rr: Yoga S. cf Sinkhya K. 150 and Malli. on ornaments, decoration &c. ( 4 )in ternal, conveyed by the manifestation of internal feelings snob as perspiration, thrilling &c. -Oontp. 3TT^r^! a dancing preceptor M. 1. 10. fstOT science of acting or dramatic representation art of danoing w*rr ^hj^iv'i^OT %r%?rr M. 1. also ; Si. 4. 55. wnrf^fr: ing again and again. I frfS|ftfJr*6A.(P.I.4.47) to be settled ID (a) To enter into, take eet foot in. ( 6 ) To ; oconpy, attached to possession of, resort to.be Sk. aco. ); MffcAtald ***"* ( with H* takes follows, a good path 1 -Caut. To make one enter or occupy, to; (ng. ) lead, wry or conduct or turn ( as mind, direct apply, heart &o. ) towards something; sn%- *&** M *wwfii ftn5 3 - Si > ; directing or tnrnini? (the mind) to nanrgfiri3^f5T^ r ^^fr fqrr r U. 3 3"fr 3 ; ; JT Ved. 3mrf*r<55PTftsi Doing I completely. -2 Injuring, thinking of. ill Going ont I A sound which 86] dies away fta&rWfg%^OT! -2 A 1 engrossed in, oneself to cupied with, applying letterof the alphabet. 6. -2 or Firmly steadily Dk. 29; Mil. -3 En- 1. *pftT dowed with, possessed of ; shoot forth go forth etinate, perverse ; Si. 16.43; Ki. 17. or proficient in. -6 Well-versed 1. to tions; (2)t;ocaZ,conveyadby words; conveyed by dress, (3) extraneoui, ; ; p- I Brought near, conveyed. -2 Performed, representarAsfrtf p. ed dramiticilly. -3 Highly finished or polished, most excellent. 4 Highly ornamented or dec rated. -5 Fit ? proper, suitable gry ( 3rfHrf%:/- 1 To bring I i. censure, 8.32; (:) 1 srfJmfosT: Devotion, at- tachment, intentness, being ocoopied with, adherence to, close application (with loo. or in comp.)jiTTft'r5T! v qfcrcPif5T: K. - 3 a^T prcfmn" Dk. 81 120, 146, ; tr*a"jfvrf*%5T! Mit. Earnest dosire, ardent longing or MH?TI^ ; wis-h, desire ; Mai. J|T 5- 27. -3 () Uesolution, determined, resolve, determination of purpose * t. p To be acted represented &o. ; w%Tf*f*rt a^fjKrTr wr^r S. M. 1 er>r ( !f*h? ) (T^WP^TIT^: $W: U. 4 apart of it D. 273 ^5T: ; ; has been adapted to the stage. An arr^Tf m. ^ft An Not broken or cut, a. I unbroken oot split 5TT STrrtrfvT^TTRT'T act, dramatically, represent gestioolate,moBtly occurring in stagedirections ; ^HT^rsftT S. 3 act ng ; 3TT'fr ; S. 2. 4. ; "WcT Prab. -5 Undivided, whole, one ( as number ). -6 Holding to gether, continuous. A. Kind of fever. ; something ; B. 17. 12. -2 Unaffected different from, the same, identical with abl. ) ; 3rrr*irj>fJr ; exhibit as if he heard actor. Mu. 1, Mb. near, being fitted to tbe bow. -2 To or ; dramatically S'^'f Ma. 1. 2, 31, M. 2. 6. -3 To quote, adc'uce, introduce. -4 To allow to elapse. 3. ; Mil. 7- (6) Kir in attachment, love, fondres*, affection snft'Tr;* igg &s ^\ ibid., f*TP>5Tt S. 3; 3Tg^frs? expectation ; Gesture, expressive arm?;;*? TSfffff ; as -3 Not changed or al"ittnTs S. 1. 14 tered, unchanged with their gait unchanged. -4 Nat . 6. 15 arnf^lfif -2 Kindness, friend- ship, patienci Ki. 13. 36. or Ak. 3^5sf?KR#(Tifi gesticulation. or conduct or lead towards, carry to 5 arfJr^hrert ; where the w >rd may be well ). -8 Kind, friendly. . / Completion, end, accomplishment, fulfilment. concealment. t Denial, P. ( jffig ) *reTrir?g<(nr sftf&r. Mb. -6 Padent, foigiving, even-minded. -7 An- actress. - -2 : ont, spring help to. to, arfirsiY 1 deter- ; ; or come 3Tf5tTsfcra. 4 A. I To go to. -2 To enter into, become. -3 To Cam. To appear, become visible. Perseverance. siPTftrrear Resoluteness, mination of purpose; i^fr&tiriWTr- Dl e dh er . ^tumfaRn'CTT 8 not one's minding to purpose, ing abuse, dishonour &o. Bk. To rush STPTTqcini'T Sallying, issuing. bring -4 Determined, resolute, pera bad sense ) Obsevering. -5 ( In 2. 75. P. 1 3Tf*n%^ ; fixed, uncontrollably fixed, ^teady, intent ; arfrftrpii^fffTattentive, (^ ^ir:).-3 The Visarga. issue, sally, ; ' ; lDtCnt OD ' Mfrftftnr p. Peugaged in or oc- V. 2 or forth. -2 ( With Buddhists ) Leaving the house to become an anchorite. VIII. 3. I w in to, on, ' 1.15. 11. Devoted 1 adhering or clinging to ^frornrfSrtflnT: K. 136 of blessed or noble resolve, 191. -2 Fixing on, to, TP* I*** ?*"' nUHritnk 67,Mu.5.12, Bk.8.80. a. STfitM^UH tent ; ri<Jr*iT ' 274, acting is the imitation of condition ; it is of four kinds ( 1 ) gestural, conveyed by bodily ac- ; f*rr%*5Tr: Turning towards, tnrn- Mil. ; of ignorance causing fear of death instinctive clinging to worldly life and bodily enjoyments and the fear that one might be cut off from all of them by death wramsrfcmTTTnirq-r completion. WJ^T 7 ; marching against an enemy. 3TfHTCff% 5. ; A or Left I Ku. arrroiT tion on tbe stage *rwf *r^trt ^-fiTsrr: F^r^Trst V. 2.18. 8. D. thus defines and classifies Si. 3.1. (1) Idea, thought; Ms. 12.5; Y. 3. 155.-4 (In Yoga phil.) sort 1. < e 3T3^Ti ; ; 1 P. To 1 fly or hasten near, near, go approach. frgirntKi. 12. 36 srfqflf*q-af%ltfS* wfJir*fT*Trrt Si- 9 1 Eh. 72 128 ; ; srmTT: Acting, gesticulation) any threatrical action ( exprefsive of some sentiment, passion &c. l>y look, gesture, posture &o.) Ku. 5. 79 ; B- 9. 33 ; 19- 14 ; Ki. 1 . 42. 1 ; -2 Dramatic representation, exhibi- i 9. 12; Ki attack, assail Mk. 10.42.-2To ; THTT ; fall upon, 'iww-mia^srw B.7. 37; Dk.G2, 70, 96; Ki. 7.19.-3To fall down, fall into, fall ( enter or To ). -4 come into. -5 To -6 To pas over, us tears overtake in flying. -7 To get back, withdwar, traverse. 121 retire ; Si. 7. 51 Kt. 10. 54.-8(4 A.) ( Ved. ). ; To be lord or master of Cau. To throw upon, throw down into 5TBTwnTirr'Jn9 Ve. 6. sn^TtTSf 1 Approaching. ~2 Fulling npon, assault, attack. -3 Going ; forth, departure. A. grfTTf To go 1 draw to, fnli. ; ^r rm To f wur roHfttrfihiT?fmt Si. 9. 87. help, assist ; wm*TT* * Mb. ~4 To UTfirszrfil' pletely ; sft^r come, afflict !r^ congee rate ; ^ ; p. I Gone approached, ran or near, gone to Consecrating; by taured a. I eized 4c. tunnte, fallen into &o Accepted. 6 Guilty. -7 Bemoved to a distance. -8 Dead. a- -5 very bantifnl. Overflowed, 'JTT &0. Or srfJrftFT 1. Ved. [ qr qft fr- Come, approaching ( atfHUre ) -2 Visiting, putting up (for the night I at an inn Ac. ) the time of coming. -3 A pproaohing time. -4 Close or departure of day, evening. -5 Dawn a. sufatT! [ g^iuw ] Covered over with flowers An ( ai a excellent flower. 10 P. 1 To adorn, wor- ship. -2To honour ; approve, agsflnt to ; intfo *iT wfr STtw^anr Honouring 16 ; appioving. ; T^WT Ms. 4. 41 being in her 7. 2. 50. -3 To spring to or over, spring upon. -Caul. To wash or ripple against. 3tfr$*s 1 disturbance. Affliction, right. the Pr&jipatya 4ditya. a(3|SK; A technical term in Rheto- ,- Tn tongne of flra completely raited. 1 A. 1 To advance np STf^rSTftT approach, go np to. flow into *nr *rrfVoif to, -2 To fall or mr Tgwrsfa- Bim.-3 To become conversant with.-CbiM. To roll onward or to- Vf arPrns&iT Prooee 1 Advancing up to -2 -3 Flowing, com- iing, acting. sjfanyvp.p. I Advancing, going -2 Ooonrring. -3 Engaged or npto. with loo.); 'Bg 4.20. occupied a Ved. Deairoug of 3(finr7%n^ asking many questions. in ( - ; 3TpWjTnTffft*0&ST ^ 8- D375 ' 'an inquiry or examination by an artifice. ' See Rain. 3. / An organ of appre- ric srfrf t%! hension, f^fjpi v. or near, approach ; ; Ved. parition, 1 qt^orr To eo to inm^f^ W '"> Aim, purpose, object, intention, wish, desire ;srrH- fH^% ^f T*^ ^T5 ; word) ; vrr^j ; calamity, state of being overpowered. -3 Superiority. Very heavy. . ( P. in epic poetiy ) talk or con; To speak to, address oo. ) ; Pt times with instr. also ; M. 4. 57, - 1- T^t% Pt. 2 earne*' s^TftrrTt.-! Meaning, sense, import, implied senee of a word, passage &o. ; ^tnn<jnTTm^! gnoh is the meaning intended, import the passage &c, ). -3 Opinion, ( of -1 tr*f, To w ***fig' ; unrr T 158 wrf^rnirf'r armm-anE ] 1 an inauspi- A cious omen. -2 verse with ( with Wi^smra. [l[-W^] Going near, approaching aiming at, intending, meaning, accruing to; *1r*TUr^ rSI [ phenomenoa rejoicing. To intend, riu^rrf P. 1. 4. 32-2 of. arwt* mean think ; of, at, inqfj? P- 1-3. 72.-ii: opp, . ; P. srfiTJf [ arfoMf ] 2 ( tongue, 3rf%*rjr: I Breaking down .-2 One who breaks down or dtatroys. 2 P. To glitter or thine rnr Mb. 1 nftf fop/- Wiih or jitffSf VffiTV ) ; these are the eye, car, nose and skin. Exhaling (opp. ; lacriSce. ; -2 Inundation, overflowing. -3 N. of a religions ceremony performed as part of the sacrifice wm*. -4 N. of filled with, innndated; (fig.) overwhelmed, affected, attacked ; shaken ; sfflpr w- with, overwhelm ; . o- arfvia^ hooted. ing forth, as of iweat. ; ( fig. ) affect, fill ^TRrsPT^' Spreading or extending over, throwing over, Towards the '<* 3rf*nrfKTJf ; m ). -at} Intensely -2 Dried np.-3 Exhausted with paia, wards. Subdued, overpower- ed, afflicted, SffiTfft'eTuT Sprinkling npon. 4 A. 1 To go up tc, jnmp SffiTJ leap towards. -2 To overflow ; courses fngjtive, seeking ) -4 Dear or agreeable to, favourite with, holoved ; ir^nrfwvvi Dk. 42; S. 6. -5 Wishing. Mb. ; come towards, a 3 46. -2 Fl ed refuge with. -3 a.1. tree pro- ) | Approaching, drawing near. -2 Cooaple'.ion. arfir^sir favour, at, in- -2 Wished, desired; H. 1.-3 Approved,accept- pitiation 9 r% -7 To honour. Pt. 1. or. apply or devote oneself to.undertake, fall to, observe; -4 Relation, refernoe.-5 N. &r*fiap.p. 1 Meant, aimed tended ; designed'; aTwnn w^$anr!Tr Bh. 3. 67 ; ; fever &c. ; WJ ] make ^^ji^ ^ciivvrjrnw'fnn Bk. AfiEeotion, atftn ; W^ -pa. To fill, 1.4. hymns fr lenities To TRWiSPrat BAm. w win TSTTW^ *ri* Pf* f T!it Mb. me sriitw also -5 (a) To ta*e, asanme; M. 1. 30. (6) To receive accept, f=n*TOT?rT ) >r*3ir mPnr??!** Bam. -6^to ( . fill. | "ing, overpowering. Thinking constantly of. 1 p - To lead to, bring toward! belief. of Vishnu. -2 To load with ( as animals ); cover with -3 To present wjth.-4To overwhelm, overpower, master com- seize, catch hold of ; overpower, attack, labdae, take possession of, over- another, fill. H warj?ir n B. 12 32 ; 19. ; K" 265; to enter (into) Si. 3 ?1 sometimes with loo. algo. -2 To louk upon, ooniider, regard; to take or know to be ; orn a^ter To -Cau. 3n%^ become near, approach (with ace.); Dk. 166 One . gnccesstvely. 3, 9 P. + srfiwri Speaking to, addressing, conversing with. gjp^r^a. Addressing, ; ing to ; speaking, talking ffcnrjsnW- Pk- words are HTftorB.n. 31 whose with a a preceded by smile, speaking smile. To overcome, snl srfspj IP' I vanquish ( of persons due, conquer, or things ) prevail over, predomiexcel, surpass ; nate, defeat (hence) ; ; Ki. 6. 29, 18, 10 M. 7. 5 ; 10. 23 ; qtf tfe T ; $*f B. 8. 36 ; 4. 56 ; K. 52, 53 ; Ma. 3. 20; over, B;.'. 1. 40 predominates overpowers; go m*ni{??< f^gr", WPJ* 4c. -1 To attack, seiz* or fall a!l upon, f>T^rsf*tTT?r & 14 3T7vrrr^ wrtrnnRaro Bri S. 33. 30; Jrwrfr 16, 84 drunkard ). 3TfirjT^4 A. (P. epio ) 1 To gh or desire, long for, covet like; Sm S. 6. infested ;qf?*rnw wr}* w^f^orrpT^Twrrt S 1 ticked, W*> troubled; 3rx>rv%;?rCT(it Bk. 6.117. 3 To humili .. . Oftify, insult,disrsspeot ; arjnfTTiwqpT Ft 1 tarn to or toward* tip to, Caui. To defeat &c. overpower, 1 >rfvr>TV: -4 To go Ved. ). ( Defeat, surpass, subjugation, subjection, overpowering ; yaJtifTTKi. wiVw srr* and the Bible 10. 95 overpowered by J another energy ; srprn *: T erf *rqr^ir: B. 9. 4, 4. 21- -2 Being overpowered srtrr^H'^T'srr^' K. 346 ; being attacked or affected, stupefied ( by fever &o. ); * n.r?rtrlT$r ^rw1 ; below. -2 To approve of, allow, a Imit give a grant ( to any one. dat ). -3 To think, fancy, imagine, consider, believe, regard anrr<>f>nTrv7vrstrBk. 5. 71, U. 5. -4 *TTW Dk. 1?4 assent to, ; ; ; To injure, threaten (Ved.).-S (8 A.) To think of ielf. p. 1 Dsired, wished, liked, dear, beloved, faiourite ( person or thing ) agreeable, desirable; ; ; W. ; Bk. 1. 27 wrfft ; ; proved, accepted, vr^M'jnr^WT admitted ir>snTinf ; nr: IT QrW U. 3. 32 qfT3'HiQic*zrrnTwn'4nwr wft^5)^ g^^^rnt 8. B. honoured, res- Humiliation, mortiScat'on (of pride); # Wish, deiire. pected bsloved person, lover ; Si. 7. 68, 10.9. W?I*r?fr*rrnm>'rTryftrt Ka. 5. 43 ; K.195.-5 Predominance, prevalence, ; ; re, for. wishing -8 Laying claim to. -9 Injury, killing, seeking to injure. -10 A sort of state occasioned by lovo.-Oomp. -^rrn^r. a. prond. -^r Void of pride or arrogance, humble. a. wfamf^i Egotism. -2 Love I ; oopolation, sexual union. 3rffiwiM Possessed cf self- 1 respect; Ki. 1. 31; K. 212. -2 Having a high opinion of oneself, proud, arrogant, conceited. -J Regarding all objects as referring to one's own ; arfojTrf^nKT^a: ftSmanfr- *7t Br. Sut. -4 Fancying, pretending or regarding oneielf t) ba nfx' Dk. 51 ; K. 194. m. A form of ; you like to do so f$t ?r 8nr. -3 Contempt, disrespect fVwrf-Tun friftrrt Bh 2 64. -4 ; belief, opinion Ki. 13. 7. -5 Knowledge, consciousness ( jjrt, ITPT ) ; trrim<"rrf>*TriT elf K. 35. =58 ; assailed, opposed, wm *ee "The wolf shall alo dwell with the Ia 8. 28 wji^jswr y* *; Ms conceited. -J Referring objects to gelf.tho act of srjvn, personality, misconception ( SfTH ), see arjvi^. -4 Conceit, conception snppontion, wr- ; ; "^ proud, all Half drnnk, partially itammarin; ( like a irtoxioated, w ; Vod. To gladden, P. anvmvnr a. ^r ^TmrRTsnT*- TfJJW 4 exhilarate, inebriara'a. STitnTT^i Intorication. Agni. Ved. STPTiR 10 A. A 72, 8. P. a'so ( I ) To consecrate or accompany with sacred hymns irtgT^ ^rsnhfcnr *&; ; eri j^[ ] [ pj ^nj" arf^JTrgw Striving to hurt or injure. BTT: Ak. i wrfl%^rr%iti%(ri sg's Y. 3. 326; 2. 102; 3 278. ; U. 2 ; -2 To consecrate with magical formulas, charm, enchant, invoke or invite by means of oharrai Dk. 138 ; innmr>*JTfinr: Mb. -3 ; rie, spread aTsrtftnpT^f^KT JTJ*? y<*firT! Bg. 1. 41 Ki. 2. 37. srftvr** Overpowering, overoom subjected to or overing, being ; ; powered by Mi. ; 6. 62. . R aspect, Desire. 1 -2 Pride. -J To spaak regard, see 3TfJiiR below. a. Intent on, desirous of, STftira^ anxious, longing for ; vrcrrnrirort *T- WTT: Wrfe^w JfTJiTt Si. 16. 2 where 31 alao meant undaunted, ( of fearless mind ). f>??r r Making victorious, ever- powering. wfihnft*, -TTr( J )*r a- I Over- defeating, conquering ; 170. ?ftafTfvnTrT*TT H^TTWHtifT K. fear whicli conquered grief. -2 Stir powering, excelling ; r$rarm>Tr1>arr B. 1. 14 ;Ki. 11. 6. -3 Disrespecting, humiliating. -4 Attacking. paining, sr/itatTrat Den. A. To have life, be full of life and joy, be pleased or delighted, to long for; arxinrcrrife ^firmwr Dk. Ill, 119; jrfrlf (r>wrj) wn^wnrtw ^fr^r tmcstnmq- * Bk. 5. 73 ( Com = ff^ arftfltj:/. or rfFnw destroying "ifo to destroy as one's own, pretending. ft: 1 Predominance, conquers &o. prevalence, excessive or taperior power. -2 Conquering, defeat, sub- ceitd, referring Ms. 1. 14. jugation; wn*rrfrHrr?g;=TiTj 313$*$ft wrfasr: Ki. 2. 20. -3 Dia- mni reapeot, disgraoe,hnmlliation.-0omp. iflif^ a. of superior or predomi- nant power. ( -a. ) superior power. vrtf Vei. Saperiority. a. victorious over Ved. ; Prevailing surpassing. or ; ; to claim Longing for all self-con; objects to self : T: 1 Pride (in a good sense), elf respect, honourable or worthy feeling w?n%Tr^rt Si. 1. 67 Bh. 3. 5 ; Hftb Ki. 2. 19 jxv ; ; ; Ku. 3. St. arrogance, h gh f>,rinion ; M. 2, -2 Self-conceit, pride, haughtiness, egotism, of oneself f$rftaf TT: ; Bh 3, address, invite. Mimtmsi. -2 Charming, enchanting. -3 Addressing, inviting ; adviiing. q. v. of son of Arjuna by his wife Subhadrft, sister of Krishna and Balar&ma also known by the metronymic Saubhadra He was [ . a ; Ved. Injaring.harming, 3Tfvru:-r: Ved. One who surpasses or prevails over a superior. wfSrwft a. That which defeat*, arfttf} a. ) to, an^fsrot I Conseorating,ballowing, making sacred by repetition of special formulas or Mantras Y. 1.237. ; 46, Bg. 16. 4 ; called Abhimanyu because at his very birth he appeared to be heroic, long-armed and very fiery ( anirf^r: j^gifa ). When the Kanravas at tne advice of Drona formed the pe- culiar battle-array called ' Chakravyuha,' hoping that, as Arjuna was away, none of the PamJavas would be able to break through it, Abbimanyn assured his uncles that he was ready to try, if they only assisted him. He accordingly entered the Vyuha, killed many warriors on the Kaurava side, and was for a time more than a match even for such 123 veteran and elderly heroes as Drona, could not, however, bold out long against fearful odds, and was at last over- Kama, Daryodhana &o. He powered and slain. He was very handsome. He bad two wives, Vatsala daughter of Balarama and Ottara daughter of the king of Virata. Uttara wag pregnant slain when he was to a son named and gave birtb the [s-anrj de- 1 secure every thing ( ). -2 Abusive speech, obscene expression ; an imprecation. Ved. Altogether 3TfH*?rr?f-r ^: Ratn 1. 7. -5 f*ff faded or withered, decayed. STfvnrer; in Buddhists. -g-, -igind. Towards, the direction of, facing, in front or presence of, near to ; with ace., gen. or in comp., or by itself 5r ftiroj Ratn. amrfrrftgtf Ms. 2. 193 fiff5^i>5 arffirjrr struction, slaughter .-2 War, combat. -J Treachery in one's own camp danger from one's own men or party. -4 Binding, confinement a tie or fetter. -5 One's o^n party or army. -6 One who desperately goes to fight ; ; 46 59 Ki. 2. ; Jra?^: Pt. 3 Me. 68 To come 3Tn>g 1 Presence, over ; to *r hurts or injures an 3Tf*rJTTT enemy. flRWftct [atf^ltft ( in gram. ) fffl^ciWatajr igno- ; rant, foolifh. wetted (l.y making water upon be ). flnf S. 2 11 r ; wfOT Sk ; insjrw- fvrswV ^r T?r ^ri%mi^j; Pt. l. 237 ; witb the ace. vrsnwttalfHiIOT 11. ; 28 ; $ gen. or or dat., 264 K. nrgw *>! Mb. T?f Ri ii. Bg. sometimes with ; loc. 3TrT?r?T- ; u^ ; mtffvTs^ UST^S^I ToT Rim. ; also in comp. Dk. 124 ; ^rf-fTOTPTS^r ^wr Ku. 3. S. 1 turning towards S. -2 Coming, 9. near, approaching, or going near or close at hand; ). wf^m^T 2 9 ; Pt. 4 R. 17. 40 -3 Disposed or intending to, inclined to; ready for, about (to do something), in comp. 8fgr<{tefTHgwffirr K. 198, 233 w?snvrgd- g^Mn. 4. 19 jftfr; 2. 16 ; 5. 60 K. 45 R. 5. 29 U. ; 5^<^f5^r!T ; 7. 4, Mil. 10. *iif Die. 89 ; 13 ; ft^-r a. Crashing down, op- *? m*, e - Tr****", TfT srf5hnfc-*f*j -wit, contact -Si* Tjncb, I T ; attack, outraging, touching carnally, xexaal in- -2 Assault, ; violence, ^rfrRTiT3'lwrTST: S ; Kn. 5. 43. ( MalH.=<mofa ) ; Ms wnrffsfar -bit, -fife a in contact with -Hffo \ -2 Touching, coming Outraging, assaulting; WffffsrrnTi Dk. 63. i 13> 4 to,. battle. firfr a. Ved. -ftftssr of * ask for, solicit wordi or language 1 Use calculated to A. To beg, request, = m^r q. v. ). ( wf^r^jtriraTAsking for, request, an entreaty, solicitation. A - * To a PPIv oneself oneself ready oneself exert , make to, act about, strive or enfor, prepare, deavour ( used \n passive also in thin grfjfgg^? sense ) jftrf^ ; 3*1^ 7& i w?^ Dk. 65 K. 300 to TIJ Mu. 4. trying point. -2 To attack, 3 mrs ?w^nrf*r- f wf><"Tf5T3"J'rH|' I ; ; Dk. 3 II Mo. l wrofiT33n rfind out a weak ; assail ; vr-firapT- f qHfft^iTgtgjprj jjY^SJw Mu! i w 55T*rHnra>57^ U. 3. - 4 To accuse, cuarga complain or inform against,: prosecute, claim or ; ; ; demand ( as in a law-suit ) r ; Ms. a^- 183 ; V. 4. i^fvrss^ J* ftvTnrta^nT 17 olaimsd, asked, or demanded ; Y. 2. 9, 28, 100. -4 To wish or long for fttrt f*fWfcfi*5* 8. -5 To say, flffWt^ffg* desire, ask for, request. tell wfow ; speak, Ki. 13. 58, 14. 7. -6 To appoint to,. entrust with ( with loo. ) -7 To ns with instr. ). -8 To be working or ( harness ; -9 To put to harness repeatedly. -10 To hmt. Caut, To join or Unite to, attach oneself to Pk 169, ; operative. _ gracing. ; i 8. 352, Y. 2. 281. Touched, rubbod or M V 5. 20 carnally touched or embraced, seduced, outraged q;rTfVW?ff sr Mff^fT stroked gently. -2 Brought close 5. 64 ; suuieifmm first member of comp. in this sense qr^qfV- %4iT^ by ; Rre /. ffij arm-ir'T I Approaching. -2 March. ing against, attack, assault ; t^irf. f^rqr^T Dk. 10 marching out for ( ; ; crush 1 : ?tfif5> %w: JR3^r^ f^tww: Kn. To 1 Crashing, oppression. arfJr^r 6. P. To touch ( in all senses ) ; come in contact with ; strike or rub gently ; T^rnrss , T^- tercourse - -2 pressing. ; ; 7. 75, -^V, -rt ) an assailant, enemy, a foe. ; In astr. ) To contend t gainst, oppose, be in opposition. smnreft 1 Rubbing, friction. -2 Crashing down, trampling down, ravage, devastation of a country ( by an enemy). -J War, battle. -4 Spirit* nons liquor. ; fsr^f i ( Approaching with hostile intentions, standing, treid on ler foot, trample down ; oppress, devastate ( as a country P. VI 2. 185 ] I With the face turned or directed towards, in the direction of, towards, turned towards, facing ; arlirg^ jrfa ffj!Tjfr- approach* to, " to to, bewildered. P. To Ved. a- 3TfW&(Jr)p get, ob- a- Approaching, 3Tt>Til3, -T'Tern assailing, encountering ; assailant ; 2. 43. Utterly confused, . ( ; Assailing. ] - Bewildered ) ( srphir m. /. Qoing propitiate, K. P. 2. an^-gifi^Tof Causing ( one ) tnrn the face towards ; speaking addressing draw near or w R. 9. 27. -2 without an ing, assailing. win . One who ; ap. to, sjftnjjjY ; -5 To partake or share in, tain Cam. To send away. To ; To go up ^r? Ki. 10 40. wffcS<5fte,-3WTi'S win over ; Ki. 12. 9 1 ; *r srr- ; q;g? proximity. at ; ; -Comp. object); come (as time). -3 To march against, attack, assail, encounter ftTRmT*mr. R- 5. 30 Dk. 30. -4 To give or resign oneself to, devote, attach or betake oneslf to. 6. ^^rS'TPTSW wHlr *TTTW(3tS. 1. 31 ;also at the beginning of oorap lamrgsisif fffq- Bb. 2. 112, killed in the front rank* of battle. ; -2 Favourableness Striving or seeidng to injure, inimif^:/. I Seeking to injure, hurling, plotting against. -2 An enemy, a foe. Ki. ; ^t5srtrv ; fT5w with tigcr,, elephants &o. cal. 13. 2 Si. 2 P. ffrm'arasrHffr Ki. 5. 1 ; nr: sacrificial act. proach, go or repair to ; Killing, A irrar a sacri&cial verse. ; Pariksbita who succeeded to throne of Hastinapnra ]. 3lf5uTT.' Favourable, friendly or favourably disposed ;3Tnft ; 124 o p. 1 ( . or Engaged ) occupied or absorbed in, applying oneself to, intent on fSf^aTB'^^STrKflfir^TfT: trf^STT: Mn. 1. ( b ) Di; 4 Mil. ; A gaged, attentive, careful on, Ma. 13 1. Dk. 55 ; 3>fe Mil. 3 ; fw*J- g-<j- Rsnrr D. 30 3. ; w^r^Jrs'mTH*3 VTlfH^W: ?WT37- ; ; flirSTrTC** Ma. 1 ; B?. 9. 22 ; Kara. 5. 77. -2 Well-versed or proficient in ; srrerrtfigrfJrjiEnTr g-qr"Tr Ku- -3 ( Henoa ) Learned, of acknowledged position a competent 7, Mv. 6. 38. -5 ( In law) arfJrr.r^' a. Devoted absorbed in in ( to, intent comp. -2 ). Attacking, assaulting. -3 Accusing ; m. A plainfjrsgrntart? Y. 2. 11. Ve. 2 ; ihid. -4 Attaaked, assailed, ij >!f if &ln. 3. 2.101; ed, indicted, Mk. a defendant ; 9. 9 ; .-d complainant. Ved. Harnessing ( one horse) on to another, re-fastening to 3Ti"vr*r73Tf make firm or tight (Siy.g%j!j?i3i4). P- 1 arPTC^ To I protect, serve, keep, guard, help Tjfe Bg. 1. 10, 11. -2 govern ( as earth &c. pre- vfistTrNrfHTo rule over, ) ; plete protection quarter ; Ki. 1. 1*. com- or protection in ; every prr?Tjr4 Nirada. -6 Appointed.-? Said, spoken. One who hurl* 3ffT5*( T )l ; an enemy. or attacks WPT3K,/- (9|-O &c. -2 An enemy. To be p. rebuked or blamed to be accused Ms. 8. 50 assailable, indictable. guarding. To be coloured 1 Caus To tinge, ly delighted, exult. colour, tint. Devoted, p, p. intent, attached. Colouring. 1 A. (rarely P. ) 1 To be pleased or delighted ( with loc. ) Mk. 4, 5. 15 ; Vb. 3 a. Assailing, attacking, m. ( wr ) I An enemy, accusing. Miailant, invader ; JWtSJfresrtfsrir ^TTBft tr Mn. 4. 15 ; 11. 3. 93. -2 law ) A co nplainant, plain ( In Ma. 8. 52, tiff, accuser, prosecutor 58 ; T. 2. 95. -3 A pretender, claimant a stronger party. Ratn. ; ; ( 1 Application or devoconnection ; ) some thing look ; do -ire or taste or liking for, long, wish for. 3ffJr*f%:/. Dssire, ta%t, liking, 1 tj^\f^r gr<mnTrr*r*fVp*D s re o* Btreft f^^Tf: K. 367. -2 fame, ambition splendour. relish, delight, pleasure i*rer%: Bh. 63 2. ; ; b< loved- 3lf*nrf%?T p- P- Liked, 5T: A lover ; Si. 10. 68. 3rf%r?f%T a - Very pleasant or agreeable, beautiful, splendid. S^vT^tT a Sounded, vocal cooed - as the voices of birds &c. gound, cry, noise. gjfvr^q- o. [ armiat ^T fr ). ] 1 A Cor- conformable or suitable to, congruous 3rfre responding ; fofTPf* wrMTcS Bk. 1 Caus. 9. To ; ened 1 p- pin, / satisfaction to ; B. ?T delighted, -2 Bngag devoted or attached to forming, p aotising Attentive to. ; ; perBg. 18. 45. -3 ; srrH^tTgr^BT ;, having an agreeable husband', N. of a fast or rite performed to seoura a good husband in the next ' tff^ : w rid ; Mk. 1. Pleasure, delight, attachment or devotion 1 ^T'nfirfm^ f Tr^t ( wir? TJT ) Ki. 6. 44. -2 Practhe, 9. 7 ; K. 78 Ms. 3. 144. q-; 1 The moon. -2Siva.-3 Vishan.-4Cupid.-'3onrp. ; Glad, satisfied, Si. 10. 55. 89. ed Ms. 9 88. -3 Dear to, beloved or liked by, favour! te;^Y T:T^?r: *H&<jr ^sr^S. 6. -4 Learned, wJ8<, enlight- ^: gratify, please Dk. 90 92, 163. : perseverance, zealous intentnfgj, energetic effort, exertion rr*t, persevering, resolute Ki. 3 40 fl-frjf^q"Triads 5froT^rVr Mil. 1 -2 To 252. 1. ; ; gy3fqfa'reg*hnri Y. 2. please or gratify oneself, take pleasure or delight in (with loc.) fsrfTrg ; to shine, ; ; sniTfrt! To I ; ; ; A I q^fsfrtNi* Wn^fonrfcRr: P. -2 To like, desire ?^tr: Mark. T?frfN or srfire^nf H^n- V. 2. Caus. To be inclined to, have a ( Wi^mr ; ; -2 To be flashed or great- Attacking 1 . tion arfir^ a. Protecting; or tinted. Propitiated, pleased finely; command. ; a*f>TfSfn, -*5Toi Universal ; 9i?*T3trs?*nfbr? Si. 3Tpme a. Ved. Who has gained dominion or supremacy. ; prose ;ut ; Si. 1. 71. tiff, ; ; Caui. To propitiate 2. 9. 3rf*f mirila. judge, an expert, connohseur. a learned person ( m. also in this sensa ) f ft 5Tfn> f Reigning everywhere, - supreme. 1. 1. 5T$^ Y. m5*?f>s%:T 1. 2, charge, accusation, plaint, indiot- ligent, persevering, resolute, zealous, intent, assiduous, zealoasly en Mu. 8, Battle, war, conflict. (ft) ; q. v. Ved. Causing tears ( of joy or earnest desire ). ; occupation. ; f>^rT: Mn. iltd. 1 ; R^IH^^ **Jret>T7ria- Dk. 41, K. 345 % C3 -j Application or Devotion to learn ; ; ajfirt something WcTT'JTJTi'iT n>fr M. 5 to what art have you WT?^r: pflud or devoted yourselves K. ; ; 109. ( 6 ) Learning, scholarship w . ; Sabarasvimin. -4 (a) Attack Msault ; invasion ( of a town or fcrt ooantry Ki 13. ) a. I Pleasing, delightful, sweet, agreeable inirfSiTnTr: (3f?rr:) R. 1. 39 2. 72 6. 47 Ki. 6. 30. ; Si. 7 ; -2 ; ; Beautiful, lovely, graceful, Charming m?*trrHr ; ; mw ; ^TfvTrrdn vgrr aw ^rrk'Ti R. 10. 67, 13. 32; K. 145; Mv. 5. 47-8 ; KtHjr 2, 40 ; vmforftrviiira Rn. 7. 50 7e , ; Mr^cTftT o. To be marked or noted. ind Towa'ds a mark or aim. ^q- TO jump 1 arfagrc; 1, 10 cross or over Ms. 4. 54 f 1. 137. -2 To attack, rush npo i or over, fly at ; fr^-iTfrtrr TS^T: S. 6. a- P- . ; ; ^^ar^OTM -3 To violat j, tranfigres^ ; to offend, injure. ; S. 3. 26 f ind. IT; An epithet of Siva. I Gracefully, beantifnMy rfhrr^nrfirTm ?gr%s 8. 1. 7. -3 do; 10, Marked with signs bearing marks. Delighting, in. ; *ft - 3Tf*r$yf^rrT ; f erring to Bima. arf^fysisf Jumping across or over, flying at. P- To talk to or address! Mk. 8. 125 cause to salute ( with ace. cr isgtr. of agent of action ); 3rf*m^r& ^T 1 Expression, word, speech Ki. 10. 61. -2 Declaration, mention, BpeuBcation sr ?nrara^HlVvreiqrT^ Br. Snt. -3 Declaration of the object of a vow or leligiong ; ^ ; *r% *r%T ^r.-3 To utter, pronounce. -4 To play on an instrument. aroH^i 1 Addressing &o. -2 Sa- 3Ti*?r^ To * P- 1, desire or wish aTPm^tj-qrqrsf for, long for, covet, crave or yearn after as? R. 19. 12 ; sfTiJTiiTfr^'rHr: k. 4. ( p. Desired, wished, a' Desire, longed for. wish, will, pleasure; ^rrvraftcT 3igg?*nrt Pt. 1. STTHcSIT: sometimes ff: ( A ) de- wish, longing for, craving after affection, longing of a lover, love, usually with loc. of the object of desire ) ararsfvR? sire, ; 1 ; R *3fr: i?V 3 4 ; S. 1. 28; Me. 110; 3 casting a coveting or wistful look ;ST t jj wwfc* q S. mrfr5!<sr! times with S Pt. 2, and sri?r wnterrer, 5r^Wc5Tf 67 some- 5. ; ace., or in coinp. r% X, -j5ifqr( -w^*? Wishing or desiring for ( with in comp. ) desirous, covetous, greedy of ^nfRfTniTHa. ace., loo. or ; ; 2 1. R rt 2. 6 ; 3. 3j<7rfvr?!r ; 36 ; Me. 78 ; Ki.ll. seizing the feet ( re5T )t Bnd ( 3 ) repeating the form of salutation ( aPTTw^ ) which includes the name or title of the person addressed, followed by the mention person's of the own name. For the different ways of performing obeisance and the merit arising therefrom gee Ms 120. 126. -2 Abuse, insulting or scurrilous speech ( for 2. sffi^ sri^r^f ing ; (ftsrr/. -2 aaluter. Polite, ). Saint 1 ) respectful, humble. wfifar^fagm. Aregpectfulsaluter. STiSmff^ a. 1 Saluting respectfully. -2 Describing, referring to ; ^r"T^r% Nir. an^r?r,-^r?i?nrj>*.p. To be resST. N. of Siva. pectfully galuted. 1 arfr^? A. To salute respect- fully. 18 ; srflN^ STmSJFT: [ <3c P. HI- 3. 28 ] mowing. a Written, inscribed. Respectful salutation lie hid into ranj(T Very freib or To enter into, Inrk 851^31^1^7 a?rsT- ; arf*^T*r:> with. 1 Adhering or clinging or cloth. ^Embrac- gff^T^j a. Conveying towards or near, driving near. 1 Agitated, disturbarfSrgf^H -2 Playful, unsteady. ^ Carrying towards. p. To be carried near. ; ing, shrouding ; R. 3. 8. Me. 36. 1 ed. A 1 ; sort of spider. U. qrtS'J To speak to, ad- ^hfvnt%*frwsw wtrft 1 declare, mention ; TIKUIT %fntof |f. Ait. Br -3 To exprf sn,ulter, iSi^ii"*?^ Conveyance, transmission, Ms. 1. 94. -2 Presentacarryirg 1 ; tion, offering. STftrarwiTj 3ff^frwfW cow Buckling an adopted Ved. A calf. sgr <* TTI% *nj "'??3TfH^ Ken. -4 To name, call. -5 To salute, see caut. -Cans. 1 To greet ajfirf^TTaa-Universally known, renowned, famous; called, known as. or incluComplete comprehension sion ; one of the sense of the parti- ; or salute respectfully, mention of the person the person V. 5 Perceiving, bebolding. SurC 3TfSt*Jt$ft'] rounded by heroes. 1 A. 1 To go up to, 3ffvrfq[ go towards, go or come near, apused with or without auy proach aco. fTf q^rftq-a^ ( ' n dramas ) are ; ; coming hitherward or ; siNfr-TlHyqqRfffr in this who oft. with the saluted and salutes; the limit inceptive as limit conclusive and opposed lee also. -J To to the translated 1 ; direc- Dk. 116 w ; R. 2. 10; irtfr f?T: S. 1. 23 tang. -1 To attcck assail, nisi) upon or towards. trQto-ards(inimically or to attack); 33* H H^^fftsf^^ S. 1 anrfor^ -3 To face, encounter, stand opposite to. -4 To rt Ki. 13. ; 3. stretch or extend towards ^hrfonrrfr ^rort f^nriJwSa u 2 -5 ( a ) To turn up, arise, begin. ( b ) To appear, commence, break ( oa day.). -6 To be, exist, chance to be. -7 To prcoure for one ( dat. ). -Caut. \ To carry over, transport. -2 come, to bo master of. - To over- 3TfW&3t a. Going towards, approaching, attacking &c. 3rftta;r Going towards, approaching, attacking <&o. 1 A. 1 To grow, ircrease, 3Tf*lfT$ be ugmvBtad ^Tjrrivgtjfr i greet 3Tf5nfV^l A. 1 To look at, view, behold, see, perceive, observe; JT HIigf^ sr^ifS- ^^c^rm^ff^i Ms. 7. 6. -2 To aim nt.-3 To prove, test, examine. 4 To be affected towards, incline or lean to. . gr Y. 2. 301. -2 To *r Ms. 8. 356 ; with reference to, tell, peak of or trfSr^ft signify; Widely celebrated, srf^rf^gjT renowned. ; wnhrnr^ '^- Over the covering 6. attached to dress Of unlimited di 3Tf*rra'*TPT mensiona, an efilhet of the Supreme Being. - Dk. snvnTTsr to, ; ?TS1^H^ WJT Covering, clothing instruct riWMfclP-J'- 1 Well behaved.well principled. -2 Taught, instructed 5Tfit srarrt arftftiftit VT^PJT M. 5. v. 1. for STIH^T:. -3 Pious, pure, de vout. ) young. -2 Possessed of food. writing. A. arfirsfr 4 or 1 Writting, inscribing. I i U. To teach, 1 v. ). ; - -2 A = fttf q. tion Si. 15" 59. Cutting, reaping, 3TfJrf%^ ( inferior or junior or of a teacher by his disciple. It consists in (1) rising from one's seat ( sf?5fsqw ), 2 ) Deal ling, longing. ri affflTjalsf? ; tation, respectful obeisance, salutation of a superior or elder by an ?2. ?if?r, completely; TUT ?51[ P- HI- 3. 44 also V. 4. 53 and Sk. thereon. Reverential salc- 1 rt^r ftraO- -2 Complete parvagion, filling up or occupying ariwr^t lutation. obligation. are thus dis- tinguished fo by 'includfrom,' 'commencing with, in 3TT1T# -an *n3*i: -? fting'; as prosper ( -2 To thrive, men *lso); ^nmrt 1>sf^- of - - sr$at $?r: rfaEit'r =gr Ms. 3. 27 ; Y, 1. 245. -Cam. \ To 259 augment, add to; *>$T, tr$, iff^f stretch, extend, lengthen. bring up, roar. wf^f%:/dition ; Increase, growth, success, prosperity ; &c. ; 7. increase, -2 To To w 3f?qr tr'Ti^T ; Ms 2 94 &o. -3 ad- 126 To 1 P. rain upon, Mug ), pour or ihower down npon Jr^r^sTTfvTS^tfr (w^) R. 1. 84 10. 48, 15. 58, 99 ; ; Ki. To ^ a. Pronouncing, pour, cover with sprinkle, water, bedow, ( a shower of any ; 31; wr3teTiTflHFft V.4 .-Caus. or cover with, shower e priukle 2. y sniffs' p- Sprinkled snowered rained ; ?n?fr sw}H:jvriiTV. 4. 6 ; also 15. 99 , ; R. 7. 69 ; used actively ; V. 4. 34. 3TWT0T Raining upon, watering, bedewing. ; 3*ivm' Raining To praise, extol. abuse, insult, affront ; ^TT$r Ms. 8. 268. To manifest, make ?rfarr% 9?sr reveal, clear, disclose, exhibit, display. *rfvt***R P- P- re- Manifested, ' vealed, declared. -2 Distinct, plain, clear, R. 6. 12, 16. 23, Mn. I, V. 3. IR ind. Clearly, distinctly, plainly. wpitrf%t/- Manifestation (of ' a cause as en effect ) distinction, ; exposition, dciaration, revelation, display, exhibition H'fnTHTS'^tliT'T; <3-ir M. fri^ 1 S. mitance rf.) f ; s'nrr m*m)ufti_ -2 As>ocition, conco. P. Vlll 1. 15 Sk. (= D. ; 6. w ; Ms f%nf^frr Ram. ; 11, 113 threatened. -3 Cursed flrrt% (for sTftsw) -4 Wicked, einfnl, infa nous. 3TfH5TI% q- v. ^3 = srm^Ttagfir a. Falsely accused, Y. 1. 223 ; a person of bad repute; 2.70. -2 Caused by imprecation or cnrse. defamed 3TOT5n%:/. indicating gorrfiTa'isr^T srs^ror ; 8. D.I. Manifesting, revealing. 'f 1 Suppressed sound. -2 Repetition of the same sound. S(rikin K> - greatly, hurting 1 injury. suspect, be suspicious of ( with ace. of person ortuing); mfofiisrttf HH also with Mb.; Mk. 9. 8 , MB. 8. 96 Bk. 6. 2. abl. ; be afraid of ; ; 3TfT?fr7T Doubt, To extend to, in- of Sfwrmq.T. the three P. Varrw 3. fJn oharmi ts^^^. To ) conjure, invoke ( as by charm, enchant frf^^r nr; Y. I cation. -2 A. tion Y. 2. ; T: false '-.P' To be included. _c 99 Mit. -3 charge WpTnf<<>T, I -2 An artipronunciation, speaking. a name, culate iignificant word, appellation. curse, 108. impre- chrge, accnsa- : Slander, injury, Intense Ved. ( -2 grief. ) demon. Oj a. Tormenting. Repeating Vodic texts, down while Brahmauas are sitting to a Sraddha. 3TPT*rr?': Hearing re- becoming ; nowned. 3Tf5raff a. Ved Joining, connect- 1 ed with, mixing. -2 Combining ; ar ranging. -3 Approaching, having recourse to. -4 Worth/. -5 Shining. -6 Powerful. -%*/ smtfSn; -* ( Ved ) - A ligature. A bandage. Ved. m. who One breathes npon or towards. srpreft'i Ved. Breathing forth or upon, eructation (of the stomach). 3Tr"Jr a?rfr: Breathing or blowing upon blowing into a Same. ; P. 1 grfSnfsT [ *T?, 5 being changed to ^ by P. VIII. 3. 65], To be in convict with, toneh attach ; oneself to. arnfan: ( also srftffT: ) I Comattachment, plete contact or union calumny, the Pronouncing a curse. Daclared, announced, aid, named. SfftST^ 1 J^f ; I ; discomlUnre 3Tr?rrnT7fY -3 A sudden blow, fication, ; gtrf^s R. 2. 30. shock or grief, a sudden calamity or misfortune unexpected reverie ; R. 14. 54, 73 ; "sr* ft^i^HK R 8. 75. -4 Possession by devils or 5mrsWnn%^r5wi?<{ r ; evil Kn 3. spirits To hurt, injure, attack (=3Tf:t^q. v.).-/. Ved. AcOiation, charge, imprecation &c. - aTi^frcrrnrtirri^TBT^oath. ; Main N. -5 An ; copulation. -7 A curse or imprecation, abuse. -8 A false charge or accusation, calumny or defamation. -9 Contempt, -6 Embracing disrespect. P. ; W3iT!TTJrTfl ^rnf^?rr<jff< pro- aw ciatioti lion, Mai. 7 ill attachment or nuion Mil. 8 5f*ffr ^niffffrniPtir^ Si. 7. 68 K. 146, 290 -2 Defeat, morti- 71 hurt. -Oonrp. 3Tt: fever caused by nunciation of a curse. pro- Uttering, 2. ; well. ay or express -wirfftt: A serious -4 An P lour STnrsfr^sf I Intense grief or p&in torment. -2 That which torments; a s^fit ; tension. J co- 3Tr^r"N- a. \ Shining, glowing with heat. -2 Causing great grief. conne U. To curse, execrate Ku. 4. 41. 1 kinds II. 36. 8k- gi['vrs*rrcT suspicion, npr>ri- 3rnT5fr%!r p.p. Doubtful, ciouf, apprehensive. Caui. ariHwrmW, -Trftn <* 1 Including, -2 ( In Comprehending, pervading. ; a- Cold, ] ; surround. One A. To donbt, rnistinst, 1 arftr^f^ r ; Effect Wht T%I fTOTfJrwiar ; -2 curse. heniian, fear, alarm, anxiety. inj much. P. arfirstn^S nounce A of an imprecation, misfortune, evil, calamity. -3 Censure, calumny, abuse, defamation, charge, insult. curses -4 Asking, bepging%-5 or injures the cause or souice of 3iTOf>Tfts*r 1*clude, comprehend ; 8k. -2 To pervade, ) I ; ; MlirwNiR " DippUyiag, showjng, K ram I wicked ; I arf^JtS?: Warmth spirit or Ved. Consideration, Sfnfcrr: thought, determination. P. or Caus. (3^) [ srnrsflT, -?fT!T a. Congealed, Charged, falsely I aocussd, calumniated, abnaed, insulted Ms. 8. 116, 373 ; Y. 1. 161. -2 Hurt, injured, attasked ( supposed to be from 3jfJr5T<sr ) ; %fr 5fTn^- STPTSfrU? -5W $ -^ 3Tfo5?nr, wind. chilly, as agulated. a. Accusing, arfts'tfW, -5Ti%^C charging, calumniating, insulting, abusive; Y. 3. 285. STPTSfwr AccnsatioB,chrge, (whether true or false); fiTCTr Y-2.289; wi*r?T?tr.p..p. injnrer. With the top and bottom inverted. 1 P. 1 To blame, accuse, arfSnjf^ charge, calumniate, defame,tradace; w9nrnJT 286. -2 Hurt, attacked. Going towards or be- npon, dewing Ac. . An enemy, m. aTfsTosJV! Ved. against, assault. 3. npon. tell* ing, speaking. -Oomp. caused by the action of = 3*<: anfJi^r q- v. 8e under fever evil spirit!. 127 By violently ; force, ). -J Religions bathing, ablution preparatory to religious rites. -4 Bathing or ablution ( in general ) Ki. 3. 28. -5 Drinking the Soiaa Ac. forcibly, insoler.tly. wfl-ff? *r5 [ fa^ sTHTTr^. |%7 ] I Ved. Following. -2 Hotouring, devoted. -3 Defeating. 1 Bearing, patient. -2 ; juice. SlTffTTjT l Sour gruel. 3rfwir* also) ; ^nffarsifTf sr&s Bk. 6. 21 ; 15. 3 ; 6. 23 ; H* %*SI. Cb. P. 29 y. Bi*^1frf>T6$: Si. ont Soma A mechanical contrivance an enemy B wfaSJcr P' P- Extracted, Soma pressed R Soar g juice. uel. Ved. Approaching (as sn^f'TUT a. with an army. srnftroTH Marching against an enemy, encountering a foe. - Caut. I To hive 2 V. 5. 23. another consecrated, inaugurated &c. -2 To let oneself be crowned. ; 1 25, : Spriuklinir, watering, 1 *rn?>lf: wetting. -2 Anointing, inaugurating or consecrating; by sprinkling water ( a kind, idol &c), -3 (Particularly) ; ; 1 Coronation, inauguration, installation ( of kinga ) royal auction ; ratPTT'sf <S*5T%rih B. U. 7. -4 The ( holy ) water required at inauguration, coronation water ; ar; T*> ?ft V. 17. 14- 5 -5 Bathing ; 84y. tector, 4Wr? ; 3rfJr( ibid. ; by worshipped ( 3rfSraei! ) ablution, holy or bathing ; 3rfvrq-lTrW"T 3nnnTT3?rT surr*rr5"inr 8. 4 B. 13. 51, 1. 85, 10 63, 13. 58, 14. 82 K. 22, 39, 96 ; Ku. 5 16 ;7. 11 ; 8. 1. 12; H. 4. religions ; W*t ; aQ assistant, a pro- /. -6 Bathing or sprinkling with water ( of a divinity to whom worship is offered ). -Comp. &$ day of coronation. -^rrar corona87. help, worshipping, a sacrifice a hymn ap-. Assistance, praising ; ; ; preaching 10 assist or approaching in general access. a. Ved. Desirable. ; tion-hall. a. One who 2 P. sprinkles, land, extol Si. 15. 20. anoints, inaugurates. wfaqwT 1 Sprinkling. tion, inaaguration ; -2 Corona- ( *3 ) arsj ; To I p-aise, ^fr U f<m*mr . 5 ; 5 P. ( g ) 1 To extract 3rf5rj Boma juice or any juice ; 3Tr);juicr Street Ait. Br. -2 To apply watti to or press out Ms. 5. 10 ( KulU ; 3^>* *w). -3 To moieten, sprinkle ; Bk. 9. 90. -w*] 1 Extracting or pressing oat the Soma juice. -2 Distillation or extraction ( of liquors j? ( trickle ; wp^ TTo . tf Sk ; STHSnTt- ^5 q<* ] [ .Contact. 1 -2 Intense attachment, love, affection ; f%fm*fT&%n Dk. 155 ; arjfr smro^i: Mil. 1 *trm ibid Bg. 13. 9. Sjf^nT^TTt Close contact or union, intimate connection. ; a. Clothed, clad. g^rjT * [&'*] Coagulated, congealed. srSTT5 Refuge, shelter. faTT ! Coming together orin t <*dv. Having groups or flocks. approached together. Slfatf^ 8 U. 1 To shape, torm, bailii.-2To make, render. -3 To consecrate. arfJNrWT*: lldea, thong ht, imagi- -2 Vain or nation. profitless per- formance. High praiue- wW.=W^^&c. q. 2 P. -2 To 1 v. To enumerate. infer. t 3jf*T^51 a- Inferable, clearly as- certainable. sn^r^rgrfr5? a. i Moving or wandering abont. -2 Fickle, changeable. VeJ. Surrounded by avnrcir^ heroeg ; ( of. sfaifa arfWrT^ ). To torment 1 P. = fc^ q. v. ; War, battle, contest ; Halay. " Compreesed, tight- 1 Exchange. -2 Organ ened. to ooze, *-?ff f e, and regarded at part of a larger one cf Praise, eulogy. P VIII 3^72) i )t^q a. l Oozmg, flow-j Laxative, opening the bowels. -3 Causing defluxions or watery effusion. -Cotnp. ^IJOT a suburb, a smaller city appended to ; w changed 37 by 3Tf2rinr( tfr -2 To consecrate, invoke; A. 6. ing, trickling, Y. 3. 307. 1 Ku. 29 Hemachandra'g 15. R. 8. 3. 3T5ftr^$nr, -<*v, -*t \ Worthy of inaaguration, fit to be crowned. -2 Belonging to coronation. 7: N. of a sacrificial ceremony performed at the ooronaiion of a king. ) remarks thereon. one who is praised or worship- desiring, desire (these meanings are 1%: given by European scholars ). ; 3TrrrjK' sacrifices offering ped as a protector, one who approaches to assist or attack, one who assails or overpowers an enemy, on who approaches in order to obtain, E. cf . also B. ) VIII 3.65] To march with an army ), to a P. III. &ifto& 3TR^*F who i of authority) ; (.with loc. of the post wrarw *m3*rt3^*nTa pressing Tno priest aiPTTr**?:, -Tf^ extracts the Soma juioe. out, as 13 or to press out the Sorna juice. 7. -2 To anoint, consecrate, appoint Ac. ( by sprinkling water on the bead ) ; to crown, install, inaugurate 17. Ki. 6. 23. ; juice. suf^isr^crfr 75. l, Bathing -2 Means of extracting upon (fl- wr 35*7^3? -7 sacrifice in general. ; Overpowering. Wrafr^. 6 U. [ fln, ^ changed to by P.VIII. 3 65] 1 To sprinkle, shower pour down open, water wet, ^TH^rftftwr A -6 Ferment, yeast any substance producing fermentation. -8 A finger used in extracting Souia juice. (Nir.) ef ( drawing off the surplus population by emigration (3TWs4^: flow, . ; 3rf*n5f?5 1 of generation ( written als3 srnhfr- ^t?) U. -2 l-.taininij; love &o. or pouring down water. To be malted ( fig. ) ), ( with pity, to overfl >w wiih ;Tf^f U. " 5. : 1 Oozing, flowing, trickling. -2 Weakness of, or running or enat, the eyes. -3Gieatincreaao largement, surplus, excess, oupeiflnous portion ; 3rf5r?TVJT 3 U. 1 To hold together. -2 To acknowledge, recognize own. -3 To fit or fix a missile, arrow &o. to the bow. -4 To throw or shoot at, aim at ( ^j) Bam. -5 To aim st, have ; ; in view, think of ( with ace. ) ; irqr- ^^TfrfHflrtrnr T 51: V. 4. 28 calling to mind, thinking of my viift 128 fault ; Mv. 5pinj?fwfnT>TT*J' to- 5. Mv. 6 ; ward*, in tbe direction of lometime* with dat.; Bff. 17. 12, 25 ; ; Mb. -6 To deceive, cheat come ment if <jnj ; Pnpft make with T friendship with, 52 9. ally w ( over, oneself gTP'fiTqrywtnimii'ffiTyMs. 7. 159 ( jtff). -9 To declare solemnly, agree, promise. -10 To calumniate, traduce. add. -1 2 To prefer. wfvrHtr:, -1 1 To -pan. To be connected with, to much contract- arfinrtrr Soeech, word, aaiertion, promise {far ; ; Rim. fttfifa fnrrintawr his word. -2 Deceit. trne to wfirnvrpT 1 Speech, word, deliberate declaration, promise *n f^ *T; wrwhrrHr Ram. -2 Cheatiosr.deception miffidtlMMt noeq^ir reRTSW ; B. 17. 76. -3 Aim, pose intention, Speech X arfSfcri( *ri propitiate, console. liate, p To ject, purpose, aim Intention, pacify, w^irr ; Mil. fofrft'5*fi>* trff* K.U. 8. 47. -3 1 Dk. 38 ; Implied sense, the meaning intended, aa in 3TJ|fMft: in expla( frequently oocnniog natory glosses.). -4 Opinion, belief. -5 Special agreement, terms of an agreement, condition, stipulation ; -6 Deception.-? Making peace or alliance. -8 Junction, combination, -damp, -^r a. done 1. "SPmr: 1 To upon", towards, go togoto someplace to, gfmw% 8- K. To Dk . m*frr%WTTfti;'1rt Si.l0.20,21;8.D. 115; Ki. 9. 38 Mk. 8. ; WWRf: ; A I Dk. follower, 73, 127. also sTjmirrwiHWTflfa Ram. -2 To 15. A cnrse. 3Tf5rtr^4 A. 1 To become (any to be changed ) assume the state of thing ; Approaching, going to mith hostile intentions ). or appointment of lover*; wr^fi ff-rfrrqfr Sat. Br., gftjr ; /fr yfr3T- -2 To come or go" f^TOWTj ibid. arrive -i To j?flt, obtain. -Caul. similar to, change into. at. To make to, ajf^tTfat/. Boootniug or being effected completely; going over, transition ; being chtLged into. wfafrT^/. Becoming complete complete number. ; One who wRmro 6 P. forth Going attacks meet to Rv. ; an ; ( as a ; -2 Tha place where lover* rendezvous app.-.'ctment, ??fcisQfJT sr 9TOTn*Rrt Gtt. 6. -J attack, aBsault; K^sfSrcm: 5?'T R&m. -4 War, ) A ; An or ; y attack. Creation. A 1 gift, donation. -2 Killing. I arfir^f^ Practising, observing-2 Cultivating. -3 Fondness of, in8Tf*tre adv. An -2 By An 1 attack, as- $ enemy. assailant, attacking. STrHT^jr: Attachment, affection full, full " srf^r^f 1 P. approve ; To I to the a blosaorn ). assent or agree -2 To praise, invoke. of. 3Ti>^wjf /. som Eipandsd ( as grown ( or n. according to ^: fnursrHT "w] Vod. ) [ atfVra: I Invccation, calling into one's presence. -2 A song or hymn of praise. sjfvr^rt: onwards. fj Urging .towards, driving ^ Very close or near. m. Praising invoking. ; follower, companion. -6 Might, power. -7 An instrument. -8 A purificatory rite. -9 (ns PI- ) N. of a people, -ft N. of a tomn. -Camp. -^irHr a place fit for making appointments see under ; To pour out 1 1. 135. 6. love, desire; ^s H^HlffiT^Jff i Bg.2.57. lover ), appointment, assignation meet by metre -2To make, prepare ?rf%rfnraf^5BTMv. 5. -3 To unloose, untie. -4 To e.i v, grant; r5?5^T ^jff Rim. -5 To fall upon, to, I another ( arfiRKfff ) called assistant. Qtt. 5. 5'g'KrnfjJT- ; aTTK^Rrt a. to meet, visit- Going attacking, rushing out, going forth; 55^-tnTWTITort U. 5.-cft 1 = 3TmiR*T see above. -2 N of a epe cies of the f1r|n metre in which the Pidas contain 12 instead of 11 syllables, and which is therefore said to ap- Ott 6. be similar to, ii a. -2 Meeting, rendezvous, assignation 3rf>T^ ; dulgence in. ; contest. -J am ^ an atten- -2 A companion; TWTOTfwtTJT?nrr*n'ftrnft Dk. -3 N. of a people. ( ; proach To go op !^Vir?jr?5if=5f gft- along ?r*>W i^'^TtVnrqrtfr^r: Mb. srf^min 1 Meeting together.concourse, confloecos. -2 War, battle, fly I 51, 52, 91; Si. 6. 26. -Cau. 58; visit, approach, go to meet ; ^3- meet fly . ward*, approach; to no o- proceed; g^frsrHi Ki. 8.4.-2Toattack,aaail. -3 To go or advance to meet ( as at an appointed place ) ; g^ftrfaRHf* I Union. 1 P. jump hasten, to, 1 P. intentionally. ri Si ! 16. Ei. 11. 51. 1. dant M. (4) ; messenger (5) forest (6) caravansary ( a place for pilgrims &o. ) (7) a cemetery and bank of a river drfr (8)_the ing or other, arfir?r?Vr!TT ; ; comfort, 3Triwt( wr )W., -W5T Conciliation, consolation. arpfr^- ob (2) a oonoi - - 1 pur- deliberate de- ; -2 spots for lovers to ineet:-(l) a field; ; ^fil^^ui Approaching, drawing near ( with hostile intention ). iHfitilV. q. v. 1 D. 115; qiffflff 3 gr HlffT flVri flTWTRTf Ak. The directions as to dress &c. to be observed by the different kinds f srf^ftipr are given in S. D. 116. The 8. D. further recommends the following 8 places as ; siwrTnT^tiTSsTipjmKiwjwrerfai *f Wit. -4 Making peace. -5 claration, promise. Tt ; ; Attachment or interest in any object. aTfaffrpftT ; garden (3) a ruined temple the bouse of a female ; *Tf>r- 43; R. 16 12 eligible Facing, fronting looking respectfully towards. tinder declaration either S. Connection; relation ; conjunction, contact sexual connection ; Ms. 5. 63. 3ifnretr; -2 Tradnoor, calumniator, Ma. 4.195. I A woman who wf^!Trt?fir re- late or r fer to. ^ffrq'sim a- Very ed or confined. Ki. 10. 58. ; ; together. 3Tfr$?nf A deceiver, cheat. -vjiff: 1 Futurity. bind . p To ; jrra ; goes to meet her lover or keeps an Ku. 6. appointment made by him ; -8 To win ) j(T a lover ro.-et holy instruction. 1. Ms. w?twjwnr to Going >r Ac. ; ; 14 -7 To loan understandi-a; or agree- Mil. "tat HWcrJrpTfnar Complete, complete- -P- trfTfrnn^hwrnrifor *fwrrtor U. 5 quite in keeping with hi* ly effect* d 2 P- I . beat ( flg. /JT ifroinr aho ) wmt ; ( To strike, smite, thump at; arfHJfiT w^: Bt^r^Tfr^t ilcT U. 4 57Ti ^rhf: kill, Dk. M&l. 1. 39 gigTrfHiwrH- -2 To hurt, injure, -3 Todrive or beat off, 7. destroy. ) ; 129 ward drum <4c. ) attack To C'Jus. strike or beat I. 13. Bg. To -5 To overpower affect, ; ; ve up in dishes &o. -3 To lay or put on -4 To attack. eel off; R. 6. 13. -4 ( n a. befall, Dk. ; 6. strike &c. 3*ft% f 1 Struck I also ( fig ), 3*1%?! be*r 2 struck against ; -2 Struct, iffTH 5Tta, as sound In rnatb. ( / 1 ; Site. ) Multiplied Striking, ' > beating, ) Multi- -2 (In math. plication. wntoraf: also 1 Striking, ( fig. beating, smit.ng, atiacaing, ) A ; injury, hurt Kn. 7. fTjinT^rariff H5T>J 49 ; tfhnsrqmNrai^ Ms. 12. 77 attacks of heat and cold ; so f :>a, Sfffi" &c. -2 ( In Vaiseshika puil. ) -3 Striking back, driving warding off. -4 Extirpation, com- ), plete deitructioa or removal j ; - 6',iQ. K. ; <<j- -5 Abrupt or vehement 1. articulation of words ( as of Vediu texts ) ; sudden shook. ^ 1 Ths combinatiou of the 4th letter of any clabs with the first or third letter of tbac cUss of tha acoond with ; the first second ; and of the third with the of any class letter ; Sandhi rules. . Striking ; keeping or beating back, repelling, extirpating. 3ft fall. An enemy ; m. -2 Invocation, Sacrificing fully or com- pletely. wftSieh / Calling, invocation worshipping. <* Ved. Ridiculous. ; J*t, joke, mirth. TrfiC See under aiwvr. i 3tf*Tf ^ P- To make an oblation, sacrifice. T: r : clarified butter. 1 P. 1 To carry or bear off, arfwrj enath away, remove, take away. -2 tear off, pull down. Cam. \ bring near. To take away .-2 17 -3 To bring; To cause to To bring on the table; -J Offence, loss. ; offered. [ ww -? J 1 To ap. come or draw naar, go up to (with auc.);3j$PC|srrljJTcris>:qfrf Uk. 7. 84. ; Ki. 2. 54. -2* To go along god. Not fear- afraid, Fearlessness. -2 Approach, attack. -3 Neurness. 3nfrqj [ $-ir-7E ] InBamed, shining. less. 1 -nh/. [ am qtJ.-fSM.fri^ goes or resorts to ( arfHIWTl. Sly. J, a pond or any spot in which water collects a favour. Ir Desired, wished. 3THVfg?T One m. who ; - A wian, desire. MH?cg a. Wishing for, desirouB of obtaining. Not causing a- SIvfrtT P. 2 A a. ?^s ajwfay-^ Crookeduess, sin. HW N wt terrific. not fear, of Vishgu. pro&cu, -3 (a) To go MJ. 8. 75. (b) or after, follow, serve. Bk. 5. 67 into, enter; To go over r reach, arrive at Me. 34. v.l. (c) fofall toono'oBliare, come to Bk 7. 99. -4 To get, meet to, ; ; Pi. 1. Ved. Approach, attack. a- Ap) 3*>f e^c . = Jov delight. 3^ Ved. dea. or ) excessively ( great joy, > lighted. - ; with, fall into, suffer, undergo (sold of good or bad things; ] I A cowherd. -2 N. of a toral people MWKq- v. ; proacliiug, attacKtug, assailing. 3l* the son ) Without fear ; R. 9. 63 paa- more usually written -f The -- < N. 3T>?K people 3WK. -Oomp. -trjfr language of the of a metre see a haoilet of cow; herds. A a. (ft/- kind of ier P* nt - poisonoas in- N. of sect. -/.)! artfrs a. (^, -2 UnterriBo ; harmless. Siva or Bhairava. - Fearle*.. *:$ of ; . 15.8. ^ Race uosus. a - [ For et y- 83e 3Pt^ ] Lunging after, desirous, anxious. -2 Lustful, libidinous, voluptuous; H^tf^Tt SKHWiTTatiift^r^ Si. Fearless. -4 (ione to 5. 64. -3 -5 Dreadful. K, I A ( wmTtT ) lover, husband. -2 A poet. -3 A 1 master. rT Ved. nearness. -2 Collision 1 ; Proximity, combat, en- counter, opposition. (The form atfliV in the VeJas in frequently occurs seme of (a) near; (6) at the same time or place, at the riglittime, just in time (c) in a moment instantaneously, or ( used like a preposition with abl. );((/;from, out of ;(e) on account of, with regard to {/) the wnrsfi An oblation, a sacrifice. 3Ji?rr Offering an oblation of ; Causing to ind. Repeatedly. H*n*mr = 3?ftir?r q- v, 3Tff[70' " [ fr. i^ ] To be sacrifloed to one to whom a sacrifice is vfri'5fr^, srtfr?? 1 -fir:/. I ariH^^-grTi- Falling off, crooked. assailant. 3?mS -2 Defeat 4 Quickly. 3?>ff$or$T: injury. 3T*fr o. hurting. ii ; acting crookedly, An enemy. 3ItHrrfa^ Striking, iisaai.lt. juiiouely. -/. defeat, loss. wm-ff^ <* Offensive, injurious; Kail aiiPVia wi?i? ^ilpuM^ "fisj^i wrfort wiii -wiiT^igOflmi: Sabdak. -2 A harsh pronunciation caused by the neglect of Carrying away, rob- 1 crookedness, acting )f)iT. or ravishor, rotiber. ; gives rise regarded as a "kind sounds &e. off, or 2 u5Tuf> One who taios away, tuke, by violence. -2 1 -3 Arming oneself, inking up arms. -4 Mingling together, mixture. -5 An effort. -6 A drunkard drinker of smoking drinks. arfvrfCT a. Ved. Bending, causing Striking against (sucb us to stant, perpetual. -3 Excessive. -$of ind. \ Frequently, repeatedly ; v^ bing, stealing. -2 A:i attack, ; of Nir. ] 1 Repeated, f requent.-2 ). removing. off, Con- ) Bringing near, fetchibg; i't. 3?rT57T: ; Lila. sd"?i^f iTri^fal ftfsfr siTHfft: hurting, &c. ) overcome . ~3 Ob f :w, a , -4 structed. ( affected, food as a coat -2 Robbing. R. 11. 43. beaten, smitten, attacked, injured; nr- 9. Carrying . ( n ( ; ; from. A place of battle. A of - gjjfcy 1 A difficulty, dreadful scene. distress. -2 Dilooatie ' n: Circuit, compaiJ. -2 Siman, Brahma Sima. recited in at174 10. Rv. ) hymn ( -3 A year. tacking the en -my. R.takethis sort of oblation (B. and menu everywhere', to 'exiiting word 'nucoessfol 'attacking succetsfnlly', ' attack or yiotory. a. a. [ n. Fearless, innocent, ind. Before or in front. WvfiVT a Existing everywhere. - Covered, surrounded 130 A : corse not been before. see ; a. frjt having no p. p. Smeared, anointed perfumes &o.) ;3T"raT enemy. -$> jw ] I A wtf-^-a-i, yft [ rein, bridle gr^^f^n^rw^fSri of entity. light; n- Si- 1. WiH 3W3* *nf|Sr Nir. ). object, 1. 20*. :sereral ; anteeiog ^w-t Nir. ). ; o. " Undivided. -2 Identi- 1 (i? ) Qre8t P wer same, alike avtwf imrntftT ft Bh. 3. v. I. ft 1 Absence of difference or distinct! on,ideutity,saoiecal, - neas ; T enpwfHHfir ? a. 1 Uneaten, unenjoyed, gryTrrT nnnied Bh. 3. 25. -2 ( Actively used } One who has not eaten, enof. ; ?*3*t WfT^/HrrHf ; 79 ; ; wWRirt M* 10. ; ; ornament, decoration STVTrfrrT Ms. 4. 252. ( Ved. ). P-p.VenA, passed away; a. More than ex- I beyond wsr.!isjm? ; ; than in quality or quantity, higher, tr; greater ^unrRr^rswr* Jjort H. ; ftiTf 1. 3. 24. A Him. ar^fr^, -Jtf5t^ " Not nsing or ; enjoying, abstemious. ; ; ; 2. 27 nence ; Not eating, fasting, abstiUs. 11. 167, 204, 2 IS. MvfrsrJT Not a slave or servant an independent woman ; Mk. 4. ' ' Unborn, N. of Vishnu. . a. hibited as Non-existent, what is not or has not been ; not true or real, false ; Mo. 3. 16, Ki. 14. 19.-0<mp. of an unreality', -3fT*rt 'utterance a covert expression, a speech founded on fraad, one of the members of D. 365. -W^rti the bea. ffarbhaS. comiag or being changed into, or making;, that whioh it is not before P. V. 4. 50 ; ; cf . a. unprecedented, unsurpassed; anjj^fl nstr f^mjrf3frm Vis. 1, Ve. 3. 2, 81. 3. 3. *rj. bcoomiog manifest of whatbai fftfrift K. $wrRni ^Ti 8. 322 320, ^^ Not eating, fasting. Not to be eiten, pro- food, impure, unholy ; MVT a. one whose food is prohibited from being eaten by others Us. ; 4. 221. T. ; srHrTf^ jfpir ^r^T ft*r 5?i Naln. 21. 13. -J More than ordinary, extraordinary, preeminent ; HT trrrirf2f*: S. 6. 2. -^ adv. Very miicn, exceedingly. ; srjj: Towards the way, on Near the way. 3T<J"i5f adv. the way. -% U. anfTSRlT 9 3fTraH VKta^ti. Ved. Not sacrificing ; not giving food to the gods. I Not bent or crooked, -2 Well, free from disease. a. Armless, maimed. ; To I assent or agrea to, approve MiTrt: Non-enjoy nent. a. sr Jn^fl'wJ^rafi! ^ diamond. g^a. Ved. One who hag Not one who experienced or enjoyed does not keep a promise. tnpr^o. 1 Not eating. -2 Not allowing to enj iy --3 Not protecting. -g* 9. 13 Ifi. 3JHST, vdffifi; a. 1 Not to be divided, broken or pierced through, imj penetrable. -2 Indivisible. pt . ; ; anointing in general. -3 Applying collyrium to the eyelashes Ms. 2. 2ll. -4 An oily snbstaueo oil, unguent. -5 An ; ' / 8 nearing the body with 3TVt|fa Not hired or Ms. 8. 231. -2 Not supported. o. Not much, little, few. 1 < < B. 2. 3. ; 178.-28raeariug in general, -3 An unguent, salve, lini - oily substances, inunction 91. -2 Smearing or / Overpowering g nar safety from enemies ( prr a in produced Few, some a. paid straigut. I. bad or improper plaoe. -2. not produced in earth. ado. Fearlessly. _ exceeded or trans- -sfj 2. aixifsriT 1 >^rwriTr'?3rVr^- -Comp. Ms. inunction. meat. : A mistress, beloved darling. -CT 1 woman. -1 Betel. i 1 An object of desire. -2 A desirable object ' 5, ; A Bk. 20. 24. -Oomp. favourite deity. fyprt, -fsf3[ gaining a desired object. 7-7; *^ffMT*inrcnT'mr'^f>T:3<TirPt. beyond cended my (highest) expectations Si. 1. 42 Slnti. 4. 22, K.45, 196, -* Optional. 12- ^g ; tTttTrTrrc: ibid. far ; H. for, the reach or scope of; #sjfJr?tf w;?ft*nrr: M. S. 3j 3T$r%"^mr?5Ti*JT 7 -1 suftz p.p. I Wished, desired. Dear, favourite, darling; wsnfreSrroft with gen. of rft: Pt. 1. 175 ; no proper object oil, ; Non-earth, anything aT'Sffri/but earth. -2 An unfit plaoa or wish or deiirefor, Sjvffr 6 P. To to strive get. icek for", person non- Non-existence, 1 -2 Want of power. -J Po- verty. -3 An arm -4 A finder. resplendent, splendid. ( / &>$fitt j A ray -2 wtfSTTt S. 1. (with 209 ; permit, ; grafi*?- M. 3 Ms. ; -J To permit one to go, grant Cau. To ask for leave to, dismiss. 2. 1. leave to depart, tak) leave. *va*ri-*T*f 1 Oonsent,approval, nrnrar permisiion ajiTt^ajir Ku. 5. 7, B. 2. 69. -2 Order, command. -3 Qranting leave of absence, dismissing. -4 Admiuion of an argu- 8^n ; ment. 8aid agreeably 3TVTq3> what was said b f ore. to p swh^ ( o- ; = 3TiJT3T q. a D*frg% V. I Near, proximate.-! Fresh, naw ;-f sfffrr- - alii JTW] m*yd WJJfT^s^aTi'fr: Mb. ximity, vicinity. if Pro- Recently marked. 7 P. 1 To smear, anoint a. -2 To Ue-3 To deft|. 1 intern*!, inner ; ^ sometimes gen., or in oomp. M. 5 ; mft TO M.2 ajf**H>sirw ). ; ffi ; at with oily substances. oorat, adorn (Ved. Interior, opp. trrg ) ; B. 17. 45 K. 66 ; Y. 3. 93. -2 Being included in, one of a group or body ; %( - see 3; s^aCrf below. -4 Neaient, ioti- i V 131 t mate, closely or intimately related a. [ 3rfJr-aH(-?p, ; P. VII. 2. Pt. 1. 259.-* 1 The inside or interior, inner or interior 25. Sk.];Near, proximate, adjoining being close or near ( of space ) ; ap- of any thing ), ipaoe within ; jri^mjirt ft$i ( m?fal ) Pt. 2. 38 ; K. 15, 17, 18;*n?r. arrror M. 5 inmoitionl ;$r*nftwiff*CTwqr*iiit R3. 9 ; Bg. 5. 27, V. 2, Mk. 1, 8. 7. 8. -2 Included epacr, interval ( of time or place ) rviutn*v?rt Pt. 4. -i The mind T,HRTI ode. In the inrterior, inside, inward. -Oomp^iwt I. cnrvatare of the ipine by mcm. ipaem. -J. emprostbenos. proaching, drawing near (of time) ; 3Wivrni^HJT^T!;y: B. 2- 32 ; wn ifa: U. 4 Mu. 6 K. 69, 125, ,203, 286 ; Mil. 5. 13 ; Ratn. 3. 10, inernally delighted; see aircrew. *Inr a. having the organ* ( concealed ) iniide, internally possessed of f5dmi%f^rw^r aTSTtf^ f$ jiW w* .__,.-..? * _ i^^ Uil r part ( ; the powers of perception 4o ; *OITT WIT yuryifrnfTilift jryrrnrt V. 4. I. ar^:( -of ) the internal organ **"*. cKsyr the gecrat art, the art of . coquetry or flirtation. >: An intimate friend. 8 U. with To 1 initiate, fami- ; into ( the belly ) -3 To mute a near friend of ( a perion ) ; vTtirWT***rfitf*r: Pt. 1. 259. Mt^frsFTor Initiating, introduc; tf^r of Proximity, vicinitv St 7;. *ITT Git. 1, Si. 3. 21. Proximity ; Si. 12. 66. 10 A. 1 To request,} beg, entreat (with solicit, ask, 4.,' In Dk. 39. To long B. 4. 68. -2 ; requested- vi'de-ired ; Attack, assault, injury. diteaaed. V^ swfwi, w*rt?r p. peick. -2 Injured. a. 1 [ 3Tn-flrft Diseased, p HI. * - attack on an enemy. adv, Towardi or againit the enemy ;to face the enemy ; Ki. 16. 6 ; 6. art vnrfrors, gifts, increasing the gacriflcer'g pros- perity. 10 P. To salute, honor, worship, piy one'i raepecta or com* IP'r*H*^Tf% plimenti ;. tTTgnwr Mv. 2 3TVTTff 1, Worship. -2 Respect, aivir^arr 1 W*TTofr* -*:, -fasvi ; Ma. A who enemy T*nT warrior ; Bk. 5.47; ; Dk. 171. S:e under -H!. 1 To honour, 1, 10 P. celeworship, B. 1. 35. -2 To praiae, brate in song. srwr^Wj-Wr rveerence,. 9. Betpectalile, wfrfifa o. I Honoured, revered, greatly respectable or venerable; tt-2 ffrf (stff I* wr^)8k., K. 209. Fit, becoming, suitable ; ^ 3.11. Eti .ction, Worship, adoration, drawing An open space. Ved. Not liberal. ; ( e. dost SUWTC*^ 1 allayed, pat ). p - To J nnl P U P or upon, attack. 3jvirs;i?:-f* 1 Vigorously encountering an enemy," impetuous attack, marching against an enemj. -2 Striking so as to disable an enemy. -3 A blow in genoral.-4 Ove;Uking, reaching up to. -5 A fall. 3T*!wr, caat. f^JMT 5TT- WT^rror ' Throwing awny or -2 Bating, taking food throwing down the throat ( 4rjrjvrdown. . im Mit. ) 3TV7V?TT; Eating, taking food. -2 food gfr, I eating, drinking Ao. WrM.4;V. 2 ; Butn. 2. p. Fit to eat,eataV>)e. ; 3Trm$j>oJ. -* Food f ] 2 P. 1 To go down, *nrwiuw%f& Ait.Br.-2To [ descend ; perceive, understand. Going down, deioendlng. A P. ( To pervade, reach Ved. also in gain to, get-, ) to ; make'oneself master of. Pervading, reaching arxirsTiT to, gaining. m f 3T7f5TO- Near, proximate. Reaching to, pervading 2 Proximate neisjhhou rhood, vicinity (also written as 3T>iw q. v. ) ' ; pf ** 9 , T Mb., Dk. 62. -3 Besnlt, consequence. -4 Prospect, hope of (raining?, henoe ' oft used in the sense of quickly. ' 4U- 3npnj( y I To practise, exer- l^om'i Mai. 9 32: B. 13. 67 To repeat, Ms. 11. 107. -2 ; perform repeateldy ; T.~bw*!rf rj S. 2. 6 ; frjumt Ku. 2. 50 ; K. 183. -J To learn,study, acquire or learn by practice, recite, read ; warirw dl* : ; out. down 5r^rr% 131, 72, 132; to take or eat (oneself). 23 a position Laid, va. ; -3 To lay or put on (snares Ac.). -4 To attack; get one to oppose another cise [ or 2. 17. ] p. pot. * 37. liantly encounters his 46 B. 10. 40. V*'^- An V. ; To be asked, I Being on this side.-2 Near.-J Increasing. - Nearness. -Oomp. J7^ m. granting; Attacking, inclined to attack. -2 Diseased, aick. 4: P. woo, 3T11f'fr- with soinethini;) Torturing, diltreising. " ] I , l_| One who begs, aks, &c. . of honour. , . P. III. 4. 5 8k. Caui. 1 To cause to throw down (in water). -2 To cause to take or eat (as food), feed ( one request, an entreatyspTTTTT Kn. 1. 52. srnrnr 1 -2 Disease Ve. 7 ag food or drink, ; A 3Tr^it-irr venerable ; Mai. V. s. a, ^ir be angry with. Mr. 6 aco.); for, desire, riTV*l' conrt ;^ffr fn honour, reverence. srwrt^ two 94 3TVITH; 1 P- Ved. | To injare, pain, attack. -2 To overcome. -3 To 157 ; me WfT: ; ; ing &c. 3. 28. 3)* ; down Bk< ; wn^fTftrot ViT|yir petition, init jrriT?nf *rrw*?fR> wir*inrtfvffr: Rim. -1 To admit or introduce to w* Dk. 159, 162 rrK. 101 156 throwing fir wi**troye*r Dk. liarize v ; To obtain. -3 1 -2 To P. 1 collect, To throw, draw in, fling, procure, K. 79. -4 To throw down upon, heap one upon another, accumulate, lay on ( Ved. ). -5 To throw or fling at, boot or aim at ( at arrows ). 3K7CTB. 1. !rr -p- 1 7 Amaru. 88; aRim. Repeated, frequently 92 ; used or accustomed arirxTtara^raf: U. 5 not tomed to the use of the chariot: to ; 132 Mil. 3. 11. -2 Learnt, studied Bh. 3. 89. R. 1. 8 Den. P. : ; -3 ( mth In multiplied; ) pram. srtjfr -4 Vir. yf*i7?T r>^55l?r ( f stla- M' Rodu- Reduplicated. plicated bate of a root. ; 151 ; o. rf> Y. ; 3. 323.-1 Repeated praotioeorexTcise, oontinnsd Draotine or UM vious w ' ; *imTT.fif Kn. wont anTTSSTY. 3. 68. -4 Dig- anil your 5. 65 ; ; cipliae in nnni, exercise, military dicip1in. -5 Reciting, study, repeated reading or learning by heart igfTnrwfsnfnnwrm: K.P. 1 ;K. 146, 200; Ms. 5. 4 ; gr in of 5 ctluraniator ; Bg. s^T^'n'Eavy, jealousy, disfavour, n<er g*rT5;TrrTr;rfw> vt R. 6. ; 74 64 ?3-%Jr^ ^ *ri*Tff 7ft 7 Me. 39, Ku. 3. 4. ; ; TH-3f,-7n' to ; ( as the 9. 2, son ) ence to some Dakiha.-<S Vicinity, ptoximitv. neigh bonrhood(f or 3T*irrjr); Kn. 6. 2 ; ( ( sr ) w^ 3 3^!nft-?f vnft must mean here fgoeaVipg to) 'Madha who wag near hr,' oiZ. by having man! fested himself before her. which folly preserve* the simile of Plrvari, herself silent, speaking toherlover who was Towards go down or get daring or with referact. Setting of the gun during or with reference to gome act. 3T?!TT^(f a. One on whom the tun hag get while asleep. anfi^ffTT: 3TKm> By drawing to nr htr through her friend ihf ^Tn"TfT 17 gieo frsrr T" aW voor charge In ) ; ; 7. Si. 3. 40 3Tx?n?7r ' base, reduplicative syllable ; *\ WRJ Sk. -9 (In nuth.) Multipli- -10 ( In p3etry )' Repetition of the last verses or lines ( as of a choral ) cborns, bnrden of a gong. cation. ; ira Oovp. nr.- near. ation approached, gone a. aboJit or wandering mind refrom continuous deep meditvr inltifi? a. abstraction of ; 3rf BB;. 12 9. JJTT: dropping of the rdoplic%tive nyllable. s*rfnT: interval cangnd by the reduplicttive jylUble ; ^T> though geparated by ; perform. Ved. Approaching ; -2 use, practise, 3**<JT^TT.: ) -2 ( as disturbing, attacking. ; Ved. fa-?*} aTWqrnr nition. Recog- I command. U. To take aim at, shoot Ordflr, StVJTffsj 8 or hurl ( missiles ) againat. Spreading over, stretching, eipinsioo. 3TV(TT?JT a Directed towards oneself. fit adv. Towards onegelfi a^tirnTTST: STVTT^T 3 A. | To take, seize, snatch. -2 To put on, wear (garland Ac. ). -J To take up (the conversation ), to another com nance speaking (after ). 3T*TtfT p- p got. -2 epithet of Obtained, I Occupiod or pervaded the Siipre no Being. ; Beginning, commencebeginning atmwn^ P87 ( "* = 3TTr Sk. ) WTTfl-f ment, first VIII. 2. ; 3rp<mrr 3 u- T l *y n> atl<1 ( fuel &c. ), to apply, throw nnder Ms. 8. 372 ; TOnjmTrrfff ; wvTr^r^ Laying fuel ( as adding on, ) 3Tnf^tT;>- p- Liid Jown, put on a sort of gift or present; P. VI. 3. 10 Sk. 3TVqTcT See under apiji- to come, arrive (as .time). to, fall into, go to any ; Sat. Br. to, see Ml fifiTtrnimtt: 3Tirr pp I 37*11^. STVIRTrT: Acalamity.misfortune. evil. ed, arrived ;>fr*r7rT*TrrsraT'5l:Pt.4; *rrT %*i Y. 2 1 19 ; Tr*!rr- Rim. -2 Come !rr>iiTr 5T: H. 3TinrcTrT 0.4; A 1. War, to thinking. Come near.approach- as a guest 10? ; ; wrfa- Si. 4. 68. it: flict, battle, con- attack. p 3Tvqr*n3t; l ' - tretch > ex - To drawer pull tend, lengthen (gonnd), a rudder ). -2 To giva. -3 To ( as aim at. -4 To restrain. -5 To approach, visit ( rrBTWJTTH ) e guest, visitor r%!nrr f5mr>tT: Pt. 2 K. 280 Si. 3. 81. 3T* ; ; , To be re8triued,tobe made subject; : ; ^ ado. Noar, at hand ; by 5-t Si. 1. 23 fir in w?TriTff5rrTof * R.16 8 Mv. 2. 22; TWirW K. 303. -2 Vicinity, neighbourhood. -3 Arriving at or enjoying 'a result. -4 to, Rising, getting up. -5 Striking, killing. -6 Encountering, attacking. -7 ST^Tr^? p. p I Ascended, gone up to. -2 Surpassed, excelled. ; going near. ; War, battle. -8 Enmity, hostility. 3TTrirTfr Approach, arrival ff3 3ar*!rr visit; ^hli syllable. ^;] .'Practising, eisrcising Attacking. To approach. 1 -2 To come state P- IT 1. 38 8k. regarded a< an Aluk Compound ). In gram ) Rednplioation. -8 -7 The flmt syllable of a reduplicated ; bolow accused, To KO ne ' near, approach, visit ; ( Falsely A false charge ;calumny, P< w*nrr -SF-TTHJT: irfHTt <*. 3T*TT*s^TcT traduced. TT srf? "^- U. r 1 P. f:f^ 3TVTT3TTR' ''"^- By or in stepping near or mutually, in stepping rapidly. draw assault, steal ; - ind. [ 3T?=j^ J 3TPT?% sunset - oneself. jTrrerTwrr^ a. To , to 272. 9. r (r>wr/- )Jealons,en- detractor, JTrwrfiriTr^ff sn-jT(r>s*irq;irw: lo. 18, ; me a ; ; K. 30. Pt. 1.133: TTTITT mrr Bat 6. 35. * 4. bv constant practice (to remain pare and unmodified ) 12. 12 ; ffrr* Y. 851 practice of concentration ;hnoe sometimes used for ' concentration of mind opon one unbjeot :*frir Ms. an enemy Angry, jealons. a. Ms. 12. 74 ;q- FTfffxTRrf Bg. 3. 32. 8. B.; I ^ An ' -2 Pennading striking- *rwr* Bg. 18. 67 jfyirf* ** \ %r%f *o^7rS ^TTT Mb.-2Noitolike, dotmot from, calumniate Repetition in general Pt To be angry ; ) nsTw I with, bear ranlice against, envy, be jealous of ( with aco. ) ; sr irt 'fis- One 'who supporting a family. is diligent in 3Trr$|r 1 To ascend, go up P- reach, get to ( mostly Ved. ). 3T"mnr:, -tffT 1 Ascending, mounting, going up to. -2 Ascending in prayer or devotion, mntter-* from ing holy prayero. -3 Transition one p!ace or state to anothar. -4 Progress. 1S3 N. of a 1 A. 3TV17f<^ To come up 1 and Sk. therein gee 3n*irrjf% ; P. To 1 authority 3TVS?7^ up I f^T ; ?4 ( ) R. 14. 33 1 ; ; ; rob, plunder. Dear or Rringino: to- ing thus ! ( distnnguished and ; arrwr R. ) sprinklsrft^or are grtrflfcr f*H if ratar- Usual, customary. [ft 3Tf] I Increase, aug- mentation, gro*th. -2 Prosperity. o Uplifted, upraised ; elevated by, distinguished for. Praised with loud 3TVfFJ?^-p. w3Bnffar "ri^ a hymn 3TV5?MT rise in 1 Loud acclamation honour o f rise to greeL ; To rie ; -2 Projecting ; ; prosperity. 3TV5TT^ ! p To 8 1 (<*) - to or near, approach ; ariis to*3Q:Hft wer: IT; 1 sunrise. ); Rise -2 ( of Rise, : ; K. 12. 3, V. 5. -3 A festival ; any religious or festive celebration, festive occasion ; ".iTTtT: joyoui or festive occasion ; S 7 ; R4m. -2 To t Ms. 9. 84. -4 Beginning, commencement. -SOocurrence,bappening..6 Accomplishment of a desired object (which ia the cause of festivity ). -7 Tha tonture cere- obtain, get. own -3 To snegirmf ; admit all this admit, grant, S. 5 we Mu. 3. -4 To assent m*fOTirm ; agree to, undertake, promise; Bk. Caul. To induce or cause one to 73. assent to or grant ; qw<.<j<ji|M<-!T Dk. 60, 118 . to, I Approached, 3T*3<mtT p. pagreed or assented to granted; suffered Ratn. 4. 20; promised &c.-2 ; ; Inferred, probable. -3 Similar. mony. -8 A Sriddha performed on 3T*3 account of -3 Undertaking, promising child-birth ( njjzvirs ) Sriddha for proselevation. jfe. f. N. of 3nJ^ a perity or a particular expiatory sacriSce. ' Risen ; f^onr M. 1 a contract, agreement, promise Me. 9. 53. -4 Probable ascertainment, belief judgment, a vinw accepted Mv. 1. 38 supposition, inference. -5 Analogy, affinity. -Oomp. nnffat n admitted proposition or axiom. ; ; occurred. -3 whom the Asleep at suarine, over sun has risen Ma. 2. 221. -4 Celebrat- 3T*3T ; ed as a festival.-nr N. of a religions sunrise. if Rising ceremony. ; ; ; ; a Rising, going up. ...p. risen to prosperity. HT- Raised, elevated | very high Ku. 1. 33. Great elevation or 3T*3rfltt / upwards illus- -2 Elevated, ; of npplanse. P. To rise for another, , a. Mb. -5 To prosper, thrive. 1 acclamations. ; help of r yrtu^mi-aam: ^*rf wt 5inJfT Hariv. (e> To have 'recourse to. (d) To arrive ( a point of time ); -"iomp. ' 3T*r,f^pT 1 ; -2 Consecration by ( siTStT, 3j*gp or ; wet- Sprinkling over, forth, risen, or approaching R- 8. 15. -4 Given forth SfyKSCT^sjt^"?* or brought unsolicited. reverie. good fortune, elevation, success ^$riw ar: WTrwsrnj^f jrr: Ratn. 1 su To sprinkle over. aTW*i*33rsrfr?<moTf ; its prosperity, object. 16. 57. -3 Gone 302. 9. happen, originate. -4 To engage in combat with ( one ), encounter, heavenly bodies 1 1 by 3<*<^<j a. Rising. wards, conveying. -2 Robbing. ** An example sun); Ms. 4. 104. -2 To rise over (one); Ms. 2. 220. 219. -3 To come into existence, t 1, Ms. appearing (fl;. also); -2 Impeding, obstructing. 3T*arrg * P. 1 To bring towards, bring near to give or hand over | inf., dat., loc. or in comp.); M. 3. 20, Ku. 3. 70 ; Bfi. 8.12. 6; Me. 57 ; jnrap ). 3f*Sft2 p. [^-? ] go up fa the ; Striking, hurting, kill- To biing, offer.-2 S. 3. 8. 3TVgyrg ing. 3T*7r?T{t to fly up, ; Cam. To cause aoc. ( tration of a thing f><* rrsvr*r4f r%: Bk. 1.17. 31*71^^ to up -2 ^fgsrr tf: obstructed ^jr- &c. -3 Impeded, To 1 P. ) R. ; =prM- wift^j To I up. 2.27 Struck, baiten. ; lift lifted up ajvjg-iT p. p. | Raised, as "arrj-l, 5Ir, *K &o. -2 Prepared or ready, exerting oneself for (with gone Springing or leaping against, sudden spring or leap, sault B3Tc7r$nrnc3Cr mite, strike, destroy -3 Got solicitation. a request. arvgcpj 1 P. To 3T<3? To suaittoa affected, -2 Got without (if ter Risen, arisen, \ leap upon. to, to fly T> >j%i**r?5=!n^ Ch. Up. wtf^G p. p. Bg. 4. 7. or is in the up. -2 Blazing, flaming ( fire 1. 53. -3 Elevated, exalted. enemy. kill, HT N. of a ceremony. 1 Taken or.t, taken up. ). JT^gtgr^r a. I ; artjfHriT p. p. M*irar^if Attacking or facing an P. vrrw honour of. Ki. 5. 52. -2 To sitoneaelf in(aca.). Caui. To attack, assail. STVirfl 2 star ; o. Rising to greet or in 3T*^Mni^ ). 3Ty<^',u' R. 4. 3 sj^rr: aeceodant. -4 Sunrise. ; wound, injure, ^7 ( ; *J3nrir obtain, get, -2 Rising, occurring, originating. Becoming visible ( of a when impiety increases Sao uuder 3Tiia,-g. 1 ; guest or to a venerable person tf3rws;f^ also. to fig. t ; forth &&%( p-p- 1 Gono forth to meet. -2 Extended, spread elevated. WH, nfit:/. 1 Going 3i*5?it, forth lo meet or to do honour ( to a ), elevation, exaltation, prosperia position of dignity or ty, dignity, xT: The residua of sacrifipea'ed eUl offerings ( n~$w%vi ). wvfTf i%i/. Repetition, recurrence gee P. V. 4. 17, ( so many times ) To go I 31)0^5 a. Rising, uprisen. I Rising ( from a seat ) do honour, rising in honour of ; 5n*3?crsTi%qr ir*Pt.2. B2. -2 Starting, departure, setting out; a*jfira ^ JUT'T Rim. -3 Rise ( lit. and . ting IP- 5. 6; 1*1(1 meet. -2 To extend, spread. aivirrgfif^ a. Becnrring, Si. 18. 18. W*me near to, re- some M. to W*rr*tf: 1 Repetition -2 A hymn the verses of which are repeated ia $ adv. By singing ( 3Tifi%(ift^r ) repeating, repeatedly. Rain. -2 ; 3T*gwi to, approach. -2 TxjBome again, be reCaui. I To come down, peated. approach. -2 To repsat ( as tu&Ttt ) ftrfHf S. 3 ; Si. 4. 68. ceremony. attain 108 . religious 3{Vf|M*l ; p. p. Made to con- sent, obtained by free consent. slave for a fixed term. A 3: 134 4 A. distress To deliver (from to console, com- 1 protect ), ; take compassion or pity favour ; rf5ta*5 fort, pity, Ko. T: 4. on, woman smeared a. Belonging to, consisting of, or for, the above cake. a, srv^^tT near or with. 25; fit To ask for U. 2, 3, 7; help, seek ; -2 M4I. 4. aw-iB ] w: A servant who Dwelling is away Mk. 7.-3 ; w*gtr inbmit To Approaohiog to asor compassion on, iit, taking pity kindness a favour, favouring ^- 3 3j*yrj*f r wrr sfhlrw^;*^* Mk. 4 S. aw" f%fa% wmfgrrimr 1. -2 Consolation. -3 Protection, deI 3T*gTqf%-:/. ; ; ; ; fence wrgpTrssiWr gmfc Mi. 8. 112, 349 ; ; ^ 5T<m 10. 62 nffcT amf" ; Dk. 39. -4 An agreement, assent, promise. -5 Impregnation of a woman widow ( especially of a brother's as an not of fluty ). Protection &o. a ^F " [ 1 U. protection, Brought near. To cover over, I To watch for; form clothe. -2 ( A. ) a plot against. -3 ] To infer, guens. -4 To reason, argue, think over; Dk. 90. -5 To supply an ellipsis. Ki. 11. 79. ; snirlre [ aw %fa f j?nt; ^ST gm' P. III. 2. 32 Cloud lickfng ', ] tonchinsr or sciaping the olonds, (very high) anjiwsnrr: STTWI^T: Me. '4 ; frm^tnrrarsTTrwnf R. 14. 29 K. 270 Si. 5. 65. y. Wind. < m ; ; ; Wfr wf$ 3t&: [3)S-T?] 1 Arguing, reasoning, discussion. -2 Deduction, infer- to be produced enoo, guess, conjecture of rnr ?rg<mf9r wrwT iqTP^^QT^r1. 14. -3 Mil. Supplying an e)Iipsis.-4 Understanding. Desiring, 3T*^Tir [ Vl;*% ] 2 Uoiug towards, attack. wishing. TO 3f^ 1 P. [ 3T!ff?r, 3TRW, 3TRI(T ] wander about; *^v?R3rnrvr Accompanied, as- a. ; [ in attendance. 5.-61 with muntK grasi. Ved. rained upon, sprinkled with water. (-q- ) downpour of rain. rrf^;, -iirr N. of a tree (srraTff*)r*3T^ ind. just as clouds melt -WT ; strual [ Talc, mica said from Parvati'g men- qr^ ] ; discharge. -Oonrp -*r?nrn. calx talc, P. III. 2. 42. ] Touching or scfapin? the clouds, very high Tfl'T K. 33 ; Dk. 110: Mv. 6. 7.-r. a ' A anj ked totake in a ceremony 2 P. arj;?; ar^r f%*rrf, beiue ] 1 To go near, approach, arrive.enter; unfrsfsrirt^14, 16. 22 nrc*^m*^: R. 5. 260 the water ; . Ms. 11. bathing ; entering Y. -2 To go 3. 3- to or enter a particular state, attain to; HFVf ?r*j*0t7w*SftH. 61;sovtgrr- n%W &o. -3 To agree ( to do something;), accept, promise, undertake jffnft T wg Wf f nr*3Twwtjmi Me. 38 ; arA ^r*Tw*3 i fit, l^nt, ; ; wwfDk. 44, 55. 89, 138, 159. -4 To admit, grant, own, acknowledge, Si. 11. 67 ; y$w <* Dk. 45. -5 To approve, agree with, assent to. -6 To obey, submit 8. B. to, ; be faithful to; ftfhtf Ki. 18. 42. ; 3TOTfr wwi^ 1 promise, an engagement, agreement. -2 A means, nn sent ; remedy ; filled but w more correctly ^ w with water rH^>u^ Nir. Den. A. ^ 1 ] A cloud h w jtit Ch. Up. (tbee quotations the conceptiou of the ancient Aiihis about the formitioa of clouds ). -2 ^JT- Atmosphere, sky: irft-O fiqtf t$H, St. 9. 3, see ^Jr^lc. -J Tlc, mica. -4 Gold. -5 Camphor. -6 A kind of reed; Calamus Hotang.-? Cyperus Rotundas ( gnt ) -8 ( la arith ) A zero or cypher. [ cf. L. inber ; Gr. ombros,9ppro$;ZeaAatora Pars air.] -Oonp WTinjT: clouds as tha only l shelter; full of rain -3TTWf?T*, -^rrj$tH a. exposed to the rain ( and so practising penance ), not seeking shelter from the rain ; Ms. 6. 23 -TTO ' wftiT'gtrsrt i;- n. 3. 19. 50. -v*: a mass of clouds A born from clouds, 3TT <*. Ved. caused by vapours, -arm: ons of tbe N. elephants supporting the globa of Airlvata. tra: 1. atmoiphere ' -2- balloon. nr?rr^, -^fji skydemon epithet of Kihu.-jrr: N. of ac*ne ( Mar. *qr ) Calamus Kotan<. a sky flower ', ( -wj- ) |. water. -2 anything iraposMble, a eattle in the & ir -3 ( ?; )/. sprinkling of clouds, rain, -wnft N. of a plant ( arcrnWr ) wntiit Indra'g elephant Airivata. complimentary pre inducement, bribe. ; R. 13. 77. ; ifi-l- *ftylm Having appraachad ; having agreed or promised. -"Jonrp. ^31T one of the 18 titles of Hindu law, breach of contract or engagement between mister and servant (where th servant does not < work having agresd *rfl affirm TO^i T-S- of oake or bread ( to Wf Mar. food go so. ) *] iffetf I A sort or Vr ) WI<W* im). -2 Half parched ( in general ). mT*tf^ror T Overcast witb clouds, clouded R. 3. 12 ; ynyva. [sfg to or produced -wrrr, -Jf^ a line, sucoessioo, or mass of clouds R. 7. 69, 13. 76, 16. 25 \t$ the lapii lazuli. f?nft I. sky covered witb a few clouds. -2- A ra:,tr] Belonging from cJoudg, sky or mustaka. TT S Lightning, -j of tbnnder-clonds. A mast) ' 3ISW: One who is clothed only the air by ', an ascetic who is starknaked. * Not mistaking, steady, * clear. 3TS : Composure, steadiness. /- Tn female elephant of the mate of Airlvata, tha east, Indra's elephant ; Si. 1. 52. -Oomp. TTT:, -Vg*T: Aiiivata. Without a STWiJST enemy. TT o. rival or Composed, steady. :/. Composure, steadiness- W 3tft: -V* [ 3"!^ Tsffft I A wooden JJ^ii^ scraper or sharp-pointed stick (for cleaning a boat). -2 A spade, hoe in general; ] Ms. 11. 134. -Comp jmi ' dug up with a spade ', 'ploughed field. 3T1T: ' ; <JWr \ft ; arfjrf ift srnnT>jiTrfwfWT^fi'y: Sat. Br. 3TJT ^T 3TTT T?ff; W??r , wrl^ ST^ >3?^i fr*r vnrf^r w^t ; ?fl!J . A expedient, v^-w^; [ . -2 A monntain. To create clouds, make cloudy 3^ v ^- 3raT 8k. srfat a. [ arerjSr 31^ %jmn% aw- air ; tfted. Bk.; Wind, I propriety ; Non-deviation, P. III. 3. 37. appi; a. 1 -1 *4 Huge, large ( H?iJ Nir. ) or powerful. strong Mighty, 1 fitness, Immense power, immensity. -2 Monstrosity, hngeness; (tbe great pervading principle of thonniverse water : a cloud ; embarrassed state, calamity ; a monster ; closeness; offspring, given by B. and R. ) ; "id- I Quickly -2 A little. 135 1 P- mm, ( arfSrg, Ved. arftf; to To go go to or towards. -2 To serve, honour. -3 To sound. -4 To eat. -10 P. or caus. (arnrcra)! Tooorae upon, attack, afflict with sicsnea* or pain from disease. -2 To bs ill or be afflicted or disprea. 3?fJ(l3'; swirfrl ] I ewed.-WlTHtf Ved. 1 ; A. to f. -3. WIT a- Unrips ( as fruit ). u; I Going. -2 Pressure, weight; strength, power (foj).-3 Fright, terror. -4 Sickness, disease. -5 A 89rvant,follower, an attendant. -6 Vital air, life-wind (W*)- -7 This, self. 1 Soul. m state. -8 Unmeasured -2 Unmeasured A 3T*f=R pot, vessel, utensil, Ved. a. -2 Having I Strong, power- a drinking vessel. STJT^ <* I Free from intoxication, grave, serious. -2 Sorrowful. a. Sober, sa,n. a ^ ot - Ved. winds ) 3T t Violent, strong, powerful ( sound stormy ( -2 Persevering, constant. -3 Capable, fit, pcoper. -4 Attended by ministers. -5 Attended by diseases. ; also). -6 Possessed of self .-ind. Violently. 3Ttm:[3T^-3RcI5Un.3.110] I Sick-2 Death. -3 Time. -4 Dust, particle of dust. amfir: [ an^wr Un.; 4. 59 ] 1 Time. -2 The moon. -3 ( Ved. ) ness, disease. Being. -Ooarp. Poo). 3rjT*ra-?*r " evil, ill ; B. 1243 1 3T*<mmrt Ku. 3TWT% 2. 101 ] ( 1 as a ( lit ) lack fj evil ; literature God ; used in dramatic tftj TPT ufitamifns cf. ; forbid. 3CT7 Without decoration or -2 Without froth or 1 <* ornaments. cum ill Inauspicioasne^s, oft ; ( as boiled rice tor oil tree 3TOTrT a - ( tj ' Not ). r: the cas- ) not percept!. felt, ble by the mind, unknown. -2 Disliked, not agreed to, see under ari^ an unaccepted second sense ', one of the faults of a word ( jfr^iT ); am: alto. -Comp. -<mhrr ' in {nm* is either sft< or ; K. P. 7. amfti a. Evil-minded, wicked, defefi A rugae, cheat, -fa: praved. 1 Ignorance, unconsciousness, absence of knowledge, intention, or fore-thought ; *r?zta(f3r T< smvr Ml. 5. 20 ; 4. 222, For some of the /. unknown, Unintelligent. demon Motion ( itm: ) dis- -2 ; f^Wf Un. wy. Not a Gniltl-ss, innocent. -3 Daspising. not requiring the by Vedio rsrses, Vedio of texts, as a cererepetition mony Ac.; Ms. 3. 121, 2. 66. -2 Not entitled to Vedic verses, enoh as a Ms. 9. 18. -3 &c. Sftdra, a female Not knowing Vedic texts JTO|IHNot accompanied jfarort 12. 114- -4 ; ; by the use of spells or incantatioc* ; as a cure Ac.; 3T*rr ?mn'rviWt=f)3T Bv. 1. 111. r ft sfrifa 3MT Wifrw'wr. fi^ a without tha use of -Oontp. feats attendant ppelln or the magical without the use of magical on them, , rtsj Pt. 70. -ft?;"- 1. Not knowing Vedic hyuinu. Not slow or dull, active, 2. 8. -2 Sharp, strong, intelligent violent ( wind &c. ). -J Not little, 9TiTf a. 1 ; ing, immortal, imperiihable; 5 nrjfr f>inH>J WJ%^ H. Pr. 3, Ms. 2. 148. -*: 1 A god, deity. -2 N. of a Marat. -3 N. of a plant ftafrw). -4 Quicksilver. -5 8old. -6 A species number 33 -7 The of pine. the number of gods ). ( that being -8 N. of Amarastmha, see below, N. = of a mountain. -9 Mystical signification of the syllable ?. -10 A heap of bones. -*T 1 The residence of In- M. much, excessive, great, violent ; Tne nav l The womb. -5 N. of se- dra (of. WJWft)- ~* string; umbilical oord.-3 -4 A honse-poat (t^Tr). veral plants; ?!W, <<. little, greatly, 3WiTT3} very much. gfjf^c^ a 1 Not human, not manly. -2 Not frequented by man. ctrt 1 Not a man. -2 A demon, fiend ( = TQ: roicftft Sk. on P. II. 4. 23 ). a. Ved. 1 Unwise, foolish. 3fjj^ -2 disinter- Ved. Immortal. ). |>H,-3Tft:, 3TOfr '"'* Pusbpadaota. -2 Unlucky, unfortunate, -3: The castor-oil tree a. fc<>- displeasing, wmfo^a. Inhuman Inauspicious, j -nr diespprovunthonght of. .->rhr,-|r ^t: ed, oonderaned ; reprobate. absence of concentration of mind, inagreeable. ( Not under- i-N' Indifference, <* attention. wicked 1 standing ; offering no homage. -2 Not being aware of. Vd. Not bearing ill3ttT?ar jealous or eavious, 3TWf5^T " ^ ot Bweet, not worthy of the sweetness of Senna. 3"T"^*> a I Without the 3TJT5T^ Daorgan or desire, thought &o. -2 void of intellect (as a child). -3 Inattentive, carelssd. -4 Having no control over the mind. -5 -Devoid Not the of affection. ('rt) 1 non -percepof dome, organ tion. -2 Inattention -m. The Supre- Form, shipe (Nir).-4Want, poverty. Evil-minded, y[, 3W$rfi|pPl Say. ). -2 : estednes*. -.,-3TT?fV*?j o. Ved. 1 ~^ N. of selfish or worldly attachment, devoid of personal ties or desires; 51Ms. 6. 26. churi table. me ^sr*Tmi;bit. any - state. 4. 1; 3IHr<jffPT a. Ved. -2 Strength, power. ful. gmff^f?ftfar> f*- ; a tree. ; 1 5 Ki. 8. 6. violently - 3wrft 3Wr_ ] 5. . a Ved. [3T^-3TT^Un.3. 105] Overpowering ( enemies ), strong or disposed to march on ( iH$froJ ) Rv. 1. 61. 9. ^ [ STJirS g% amfi 3TJT5T convince oneself of, ascertain. -2. to ally or connect oneself with. to fix or settle oneself. U. other senses see nndor 3T)(. -Comp. -j a. unconscious, unintentional. ift, *TfI=f[tft, f"- -*r The -wlirr,-rr a celestial nymph, heavenly damsel ; (fTWrtr^r Si. 1. 51. -wf-t 'mountain of the gods', N. of the mountain fst Snmeru. T aflAjrt-grTi. THT: & o- ' tn ^Wii fwt, lord of the gods,' epithets of Indra; sometimes of Siva and Vishnu also. Wr^ri^j, -S*t, -ysft, 'preceptor of the gods', epithets of Brihaspati. -aTfTtTi-irftsft, -Kft^/- the heavenly river, an epithet of the Ganges ; "tr&iftfaftf V of the gods. arr>T a. god like. ^5-?% N. of that part of the Vindhya range which is near the source of the river Narmd&. ^Trji 'the fortress of the immortals', N. of tha capital of a (modern) Rajapnt state. -ffV?!:! - 136 N. of other towns. gwr:,-wr3f: 1. several plants ( ~$3$, ) -2 N. of a kind of grans. -3. The w:h-yielda ing tree ( ^f^^f ) ijfSwr N. of ^ plant ( 3T ; bliss K- heavenly ir;f fiwranirat Ms. 2. 5. N. of a plant ( 3TrW5T9jfr ) "thor or /imuraN. f ' ne koiha ; he was a Jaina and is aid to have been ono bt the 9 gems that adorned the court of king Vikramaditya. The d'atea of are still many of these gems doubtful, but if he was really a contemporary of Kalidlsa, tie could not have lived later than the 7th century which is usually assigned to Kalidaua as the terminui ad quern. ; "err ; ' ' Not dying, immortality. ft The state of the gods, j'r immortality. 3?no**ir[3W-i(j, * being changed Abide of tf l>y P. VI. 3. 119 ] 1 the gods, residence of Indra(saidto be above Hera or the son's orb cf to . ; fnn$fnr?ffV a modern town & P. 1 -J N. of Amraoti. UT# " Ved. Immortal. in Berar, c^ a. Immortal, divine, rishable "vrrtft R. 7. 53 ; Angor, wrath ttrrR^r Ve. 2 pission, TTVCff^T g^ ; ; inter. aiRiJor, -flhr, -ffoc,- unforgiving fTKjoi^ir irrr? 5iiiw Pt. 1. 326. -2 Angry, paesionat-; R. 3. 53 ; Ve. & jf^ ; ^ indignant, jff Ku. ; Pt. 2. 171 7. 32, pure, 33;arnj5T: sincere. -2 White, bright, shining ; ^oiHprrKrJJT IWfiTlsf Ku. 7 23 ; R. 6. 80. I N. of the goddess Lakshmt. -2 The navel cord. -3 N. of a tree ( Mar. arfaar ) Emblica Offioinalis ; ado of a plant ( ffraBTf^ ), also n. in this sense. 55 | Purity. -2 T*lc. -3 Tue Supreme CJartn Spirit. oE pure or undefiled mind Tarft^ m. ( nt ) the wild goose. i?ff, -mojr : a crystal. 3T^3Tff( Den. P. To make pure or spotless, brighten Ki. 5. 44. 3TTf3^I o. Clean, spotless, pure srrfiTij o. ; morally also ) ; ^Bwms* 1 f^^ Mil. ?^- See under containing flesh. -2 Lean,tbin,weak, enfeebled, -^f Not rlegb, any thing but flesh. -CoTnp, -3?r?f>ifi a. ( *T ) not relating to a preparation Ved. Not * - a. vital or- no parts griff organ. . not injuring the vital mild, soft. ; I ; "ll? Pt. 1. 142 9>(j ?**. Trjsr ;^ 5fiH f^m Boundless, infinite. sion of due limits or -2 Transgresbounds, im- qrr propriety of conduct, forwardness, disrespect, violation of due respect. 3TO$ a - Not enduring or bearing. 1 Non-endurance, tolerance, impatience ; awTg-^H 3T*? 3nrcn -2 P. IV. 2. 104 Vart. ) 1 One living with or near another, an inmate of the same house or family (Vod.). -2 A companion or follower of a king, minister R. 3. 28 f 3TMf rijr H ftTjTT^T: jealousy, jealous anger Ki. , ; f?-nr: arnrnr a. [ ;m% Boundless, iiuine?urible. -2 Not whole or entire. -3 Not elementary. 1 -4 Having measure th=> of the letter ar- -3 1 or quantity Non -measure. -2 Not a measure or quantity. The Supreme 5f. Spirit. 1 3frrra^?T spiritual Spirit, essence. -2 Defect, deficiency. 3THTTit,- ;n' Disrespect, insult disobedience. a 1 Not human iniinal. 3TJTT7T3' ; - STIT. [3TJ^3Tff^] Stupidity. 1. 33 ; -3 A fool. Not o. a Modest, himble. 1 Disease. -4 Time. Curds. 3TJTT a. [ -ind. Ved. 1 iTT-iFT] arfffTHr 3^^With, near, closa to f^ Sat. Br. -4 Together with, in conjunction or company with, as in ar; TrrTjBTftKlWl-VMaHTT^todraw near, have near oneself. -/. 1 The day of the new moon, tho day of the conjunction of the sun and moon arirr; a H?r wte artortfh uf^nrff Vylsa. -2 The sixteenth digit of the moon. -3 The fifteenth digit also. -m. The fr Not human, ( T~r/^) 3TJTT3T not belonging to man, supernatural. 1 'srr^fiTOrunearthly, superhuman c 132 wrs^: 3HTTrfjrBrgr!ir K. 103 ; 258 >(%?* ; K. 131, 132, ; "ifrawT^r 126 an unearthly melody. -2 Inhuman, monster Measureless. At home, in the house ; ^rnJwrTTr^r^ Rv. 2. 38. 6. -2 In this wjrld, here below ( ffsr ). -3 si -ft Modesty, humility. r, ; soft or sre^ror bland, harsh, violent, strong, intense. Exceeding due limits or bounds, transgressing every bound, dieiespectful, impro-. per jt*jf?T'nTTiV: ftftfrofc) W?j the use for fit -2 Superhuman Going in different directions, up and down. n. [*.*] amrfe Not of a mother. - gan or part of tbe body, having joint or vital part. -Oomp. a. not produced in a vital WR of with Meat. ind Ved. From near, at 3TRTc^ hand. -a. Not measuring. a - Motherless. a. a. day of new moon. Without flosh, not aifrr1 <> ; 2. 2. GHobe-amaranth. TSs name time of MTTffl' 3TflTT<J loss, spotless ( pacrerl ; 3T(^n?3^tTffrf or impurities, pure, undeftled, stain- gff: Rv. 10. 39. 3 ; being without husband in the same dwelling with her parents, as a maiden ( fj^j^) Rv. 2. 17. 7. trfq n. the rice -3 Impetuous, determined. STflTT a. [ =T. ^ ] 1 Free from dirt 3TIT5: N. of a king and poet who composed 100 verges which are the -Oomp. come /. ; 4. 18. 104. known by ; ; -- heaven "err immortality. *$ A STrqirr the celestial god. -Oomp. Vikr. river, epithet of the Ganges usually ; ?rrfr^ angrily. an^iy, indignant -3 Impetuosity, violence. -4 Determination of purpose. -Oomp. --3 a. arising from anger or impatience. ifW: an angry laugh, sarcastic -Oomp. impe- ; sjrK a. Vod. mot, together, -srs: the end of the day of new moor.. /. living at home during life, growing old at aoul. homo a kind of anise. ,-qT a. like an imtuortal.-q*j: on of the 1000 names of Vishnu. *cH a crys-Hlril N. of a lexicon. tal. jjtaf: the world of the gods, qjs'-f heaven U. 5. In Bhet. one of the 33 minor feelings or sJnJHlR^l^ See 8. D.; R. Q. thus defines it ! is like ; ill-dis- posed towards man. -3 Tenantless, desolate ; ^r vf-135. "?:: a. anrrsjiKr One - not a man, an irrational animil 9. 284, S. 5. 22. ; Mi. Not banian, super- human &c. q. v. 3TRPT - I Not canning or saga- cious, guileless, sincere, honest. -2 Immeasurable. ^r 1 Absence of fraud or deceit, honesty, sincerity. -2 ( In Vedinta phil. ) Absence of 137 Den. delusion or error, knowledge of the truth- supremo Spirit if The Supreme ( s?t ). enemy, act h jstilely wards, hate Bh. 3. 111. hon- Not dying. , -T o. 3f5*rw^ not provoked. (" lgo Mn)cffrad0. Not ( preee.l s or has been said), in that case. -3 There above, in the jn whit Hostile, inimical. Ved a. Pathless. -n: Not a road absence of road a bad road. PP- i ) [ 3'^ *3. J that place, therein ; Tffr: Dk. 127. -2 There - in There, 1 a, Hoatile, inimical. est, sincere, true. a ind to- ; a. Guileless, swftffrnrfq^ ^: A. To P., arft^iTff act like an next world, in the life to oome ( reviled, - Ms. ; 3mr^qT,-tri^r,-**fr,-*Tr written 3?ii sTRmm- Tftfr) a"u [ w4Twt ai P. s TOrt: B- 14 qw-'Jiii,. ! Ill- of new moon, ] 1 The day when the eun and moon dwell to- gether or are in conjunction ; the 15th day of the dark half of every lunar month; QjilH^ff'P i: 1*: HiM* P. IV. 3. 30-31 Born or produced ; 3wro?rt smp on the night of Unmeasured, boundgroat, unlimited, infinite, ; fttr 33iftr 15" f im- atar -2 Neglected, disUnknown.-4 Uopolish- K&in. regarded. -3 Not having a -Comp. 37$nc " number of syllables prosaic. ed. fixed ; powerful devourer, epithet of tK*}5T Of Vishnu. 3ffT a.- of 3T5TS: i great lustre, of unbounded splendour. _vr ) a clans of divinities mentioned in V. P. -3Tf3T^a. of unbounded ( : energy, all-powerful, almighty; Ma. 1. 4. -sFfg of unbounded wisdom of un-wfif <* <* or energy. wsr^, bounded lustre or glory. R-grw: 1. of unbounded valcar. -2. a name Vishnu. of *{4 < of iinmenae strength. sflT%=f: [ =1 PHI' Wj, to go against 5151: by Un. ; 4. 173 I r. afitfjw i%fy ari^aj: Not afriend,anen6my, adver- ] ; sary, a foe, rival, opponent ; ^trrflrnfMfr fwfr *f HtTSfW^arwr? Si. 2. 36 ; 1 t**T M. 1 ; An enemy c , ; ; subduing 3tffcri'itf> 't/Hf a. Ved. hurting one's enemies. enduring or overH( Tr )? powering one's enemies, epithet of Indra. n^r a hoatile army. WT*Jrr, -f* Enmity Mk. 1. 53. 18 Ved Not harting un- ; 3Tg'-Tr ind. hurt. un- a. Unrn'xed, not-shared byothera. [ i. <* srfir'T 3 ^ ree thus and thus. Then, at that time. id. Like a person or thing referred to without name. ind. f rom guils [ 3T1, H~ft-?4r> i or deceit. * |T^ ] 1 luobject otVorldly enjoyment, absence of fraud xury. -2 Honesty, or deceit. -3 Flesh. "firf: of unUnhurt <* 3T3*7 hurt or unextinguishable colour. Rira: ] snft^T [ 3TH,-?^-fiin?: Ved. 1 Affliction, sickness, disease. Distress, terror.-J -2 A demon ; An V ^_-^-i__Ci. v3 1 Ml* '*' ; O ' arg^f?r ?rwr* a. 1 Not loosened, not let 3rir; liborated from recurring Not -2 go. birth and death, not having got * A weapon ( a final beatitude. that.'is always knife, sword &c. ) thrown. -Gonrp. grasped and not _i^ a, one whose hand is not open or free ( in cal, Sjch-lika, such a on, suub a form or kind. injury. to give ( a bad sense prudent ( a sparing,: stingy frugal, economiin a good sense ) of 3Tqj a. Ved. Not perplexed or bewildered, not ignorant, infallible. 3Tinfo. Formless, hapeleeg, in- A ] Of such one cetain person or thing, to and so ( to be used whon a person or thine is referred to without a name) Tf. ) tor- enemy, mentini? spirit.?: Aff who afflicts or torments. fliction, distress, pain, ^ 3T 't 8 eD> ( one (in comp- only ). -Oomp. ^y " [ to the faarg^ ff- ] belonging mily of suoh a one. ( -?j ) a wellknown fmtly. -pr: -'air the son or daughter of such a one or of a good or well-known family or origin; see ; 3T "a^ ; ' Globe-amaranth. ;' Thus, in that manner, to be thus, euphe' mistiolly for to fare very ill. 3TJ?JT ind. Ved. In that manner, like that | unembodied ( opp. y$ where Mnkti. says g^iw = w^renriR-Oomp. S: N. of Siva. HToiTrT ). corporeal, In Vi. phil.) a quality considered to be 3T^4 or icorporI -ajar: ( such as v$, sw$ &o. ; shaP. Mijnf a. Formless, shapeless. -fj< N. of Vishnu. fSt/. Shapelessness have (m. pi.) A class of Maneg who no definite form. . ), ) ; ; 3T<%MU< a Formless &o. TO. N. of Vishnu. ; j^ Ved. one's enemies. -Oomp. ^(^ a. devouring one's enemies, epithet of Indra. *rfeT,-nR^, -{T, -fq killing enemiei. fJr-T; conquering one's enemies N. 1. 13 a- ; ; Ved. Inviolable (?) 3*mT3 ; ; -wr 6. An 3lfiTrT a. 1 mense immense ] new moon. legs, a. blended a. Bg. 6. 40. -4 There; Hrr-. fff STIFFS' HfSrtfr: KB. -5 Thither, that wiy. -Ooxop. vq- Ved. being in the other world dying. 3T5?f?r a. Belonging to a future life, being of the next world. 181 3. ; a. Sick, diseased, 122 Sk. al Not falsely truly ; Pt. 2. 98, Ms. 5. Non-liberation. of freedom or liberty. 3T5?%! /. Want 3Tf5r, 150. 1 -2 Ved. Non-liberation. f. Ved. Not unbinding, not setting at liberty ( said oE an evil f. -S^o- Rootless 1 <m ( lit. ); q;rain Sat. Br. ; without basis or support, aubaseless, groan ileaa. -2 Without the original ; thority; not being in ( flg. ) i%n"ti ftfT>q; Malli. -3 Without material cause, as the Pradhina of the Sinkhyas ijT SsiWJt^tji. -4 Not fixed in the earth, moving. -?yr N. of a plant ( srfafiaw ) a Priceless, invaluable. Tf^j ; spirit). 3fmf . ; ind. I From there, there. -2 From that place, from above, i. 4, from the other world or heaven. hence-J Upon this, thereupon ; forth. - a- Y<1. 1 Unhurt, nnhrm- ed, Mte. -2 Unwaihed. . 138 [ m& 1* ] The root of ?OT, Mar. f ragrant gran ( used for screens &oa. irr I Not dead ; qrpjr ^\ Nakihatrai ) week days ; ; Bg. ; moon in ; *=3TT4rf***f* absolution HJTjafr * Final beatitude, 12- 104 : w T*C* niac. *rn Paradise, Heaven ; the power of eternity, im nortal light, eternity. -4 Nectar of immortality, ambrosia, beverage of the gods ( opp. ftr ) to b churned out of tbe ; 1. Wf fwrsu 128 the ; Vf ; ^ M< marr^r* 4. 45- sjf wwrnsfliir U. 6. 21 K. 136 ; of. alio ^ ; ; rj*n*;iurr^ the f o mulas 3T34i *t Wift Wfl and repeated by Brih3Tj;rrRviHTfft magas at tbe time of s pping water before tba commencemsnt and at tbe end of meals. -10 A drag. -11 CUriled butter Wfr JTJJ ifrft -13 Milk. -13 food in general. -14 Boiled rice. -15 Any thingsweet, any thing a sweetmeat. lovely or charming -16 Property. -17 Uold. -|g Quicksilver. -19 Poiion. -10 Toe poison cilled fHW. -21 The Supreme Spirit (Wf ) -22 $ of aiacred place -23 N. of prtioulr coaiunctioai of r/5 a?it ; sr^-t Si- 2- 107. ; . ; N. of a plant ( Myrobalan. T<- 3fraf?ft ) M3r tar, 1 ambrosia a drinker of neotar, a N. of Vishnu. -3 or -2deity. god one who drinks wine wvaifWwr- ne ;tar. T: I . 40. -2- tbe tres 7ZT3 and qnm (-?r) I abonch of grape*,v.no plant, a grape (i?r$rr). 3TlM*t- ( -c* > a tort of fruit -3. tfVffcT ) f onnd in the country of = ( the Miidpalns according to Bhava a god or deity in P. w^Ji Ved. 1. general. -2. a horse or the moon. ugrnfft a sort of medicinal preparation of gbee mentioned by Cnakradstta. gx, m. an immortal, a god, deity one who tastes tbe sa; crificial residues. birth and death. ^ frt o. free = li?r from q. T. n'v* churning ( of tbe ocean } for neoUr. mfs'fir N. of Durg*. tee under arfcT- T; ! nec- ftwtws Bb. 3. ( -*TT ) Spirit. dark-coloured grapes. -2. a sort of cake ( Mar- spnff ) f5U,-cTT%W a nectar-giving plant creeping f'W ( SH^r ) producing nectar-like sweet words. Hqri' a eoit - of disb mentioned in Bhava P. -HIV a. ambrosial ; "fii'or sr^rsrifr ^' '' a sort ( -T: ) I. clarified butter. -2of 3TT:w. 3f. raw sugar, molasses dis( Sf ) ^:, -^Tfl: 1. the moon ( tilling nectar) -2. mother of tbe gods. ' the HT^Ti 1-. brother of neotar, ' horse called 3ip8T7r. -2- a horse in general. fr?: flow of neotar. ( -wr ) N. of a plant and tree ( *\fi ) fcj; shedding or distilling nectar; Ku. 1.45. a. 2 Ma. ; 6. 60. argcTtnr a. ( if)r/. > | Consisting of nectar, ambrosial, full of nectar. -2 Immortal. 3^3*35 The nectar of immortality. srffffnrar The fruit of the T/lcbosantfies ( TZte'Kor ). 3Tftfi7T Den. A. To be like nectar; R. 2. 61 ; Ki. 12. 4. 3*9W?IT: N. of Vishnn ( sleeping in waters ). causing im3Tff3 " Immortal mortaltty. jjt 1 Not death,immorta lity. -2 N. of Vishnu. Unassailable, 3P{tf " ^" ecl invulnerable. -2 Unremitting, un; - - ceasing. ^ot falssly, truly. a Unrubbsd. -Coaxp. q^r - a. of unimpaired purity. a. Fatlesi, lean. a. [ 3T-%*r, 7. Wt Supreme I. ; *ruT'tTr'n*(wg igTfiwnWffi Si. 42 ( where w uaj tense 1. also ). 1- bavin? golden or immortal the imwings, a sort of hawk. -2mortil or golden wings of sacrificial "F5Ti N. of two fire. -J fire it-elf. ; ftnrtri' ; ( height of pleasure or grat.Bcation. -5 The So'na juice -6 Antidote The residue or against poison. -7 leavings of a sacrifice ( JjjT^ ) Mi. 3. 285. -8 Unsolicited alms, anus not without solicitation sl ammo- N. of a metre consisting r4 a. filled with <TI%: 3(g[ ; uflr.*** Pt. like N. of a fufr moon-light. metre of 4 lines, also called ?reimcr. %1 a. shedding nectar. (-*:) flow of nectar. \nt "bedding neotar. a metre. -2. Sow of _r,r ) 1. N. of of i used in CJnU'imtion R. 8. 46 with word* like *m, .^*, *tft &o. wfT SJTK a sort of plant, Yellow ; Mr>; 1 sr bricks conferring immortality. a. produced by or f rcm nectar. (-3T:) opposed ocean ; a)*rgbfeTii9ftfW*d Ki. 5 30 ; f^*eTrt vim Ms 2. 239 : ehape ambrosial ( 4: ) -2. the suI . the individual soul. Rlfih/. an arrangepreme soul ment or accumulation of sacrfficial tality, 16 sacrificial brick of 40 syllables water or neotar body of immortals. -i (a) The world of immor- * Ak. -2 The collective R- 3 b orn from tbe born tbe whom was containing; nectar. W* tfiftmrs- ; epithets cf ftffar N. tbe golden head of men, beasts Ac. fat, -irf < N - of .Si ( qgwTfw ) a a va TWT fly. ( -i ), -T^T kind of collyrinin ( *3?figi )(-::) N. of the Bilv* tree. -59 a vessel the bo ly; Mil. 5. 2. -4 One of the R. 10. 58 i I (a) rays of the ana ; state r Ira-nortality, imoeiisbahle Bv. 10. 129. 2; 6 ) 3T5iTr5J,5J^ from ; kind of . Ms. 12. 85. arglTrfqrftfrv i nmorm"0n, N. of Vishnu. -3TSTT and impearisbable; yi sinisTH^iTTar-I^i -M5IH:, Jt5T Svet. Up. is nectar' -3rr?t^n> 'one whose food a god, an immortal. 315 a. whose soul ii immortal. Wf5T: I. N. of wrtfir: a sort of Vishnn. -2. a god. arr^Tt: N. of Garuda collyrinm. who once stole Amrita. ffff tt of Prajlpati, of the 00!, Vishnu and Siva. -3 N. of a plant ( ^3 ) -4 N. of the root of a plant ( uKisr*? ) N. of trr I Spirituous liquor. -2 various plnt ; *>. t- - : ; tal godi N arils moan 104 4. Beautiful, agreeable, desired. -a: -2 N. I A god. an i>nraortl, deity. of Dbanvantari, physician of the N. of Indra, of tbe sun, ; also -5 -J N. of one of th *- -^ftnh,-5P*:.-T?ff: the -4 0uiag immortality. ble, eternal. ftw^'fil : -3 Imperishable, indeatructi- 14. 27. lunar agterisins ) wi!b ) or of luoa- ( ( days with weekdays (fSwrWlT) -24 Tbe number four. -25 Spleudour, ambrosia light. [ cf. Gr. ambrotot, L! im-nortalt ]. -Oofflp. 3rg ,-9KT: wjp Ak. -2 Immortal; MTHT 3 D. 1. 1 ^ii R. a 4. P. V. Rw>r%H an idiot. ] Foolish, stupid, gfffWf a- 1 Not able or allowed 122 to sacrifice. -2 Unfit for a sacrifice ; srrwi ni%>?jft Ms 4. 53, 56 5. 5, 132 -3 Unholy, filthy, foul, dirty, impure Bg. 17. 10 Bb. 3. 106. -ct; I Excrement, ordure;^5^-^T3rm^r Wfcitwnif Ms. 9. 282 5. 126, 128 12. 71. -2 An unluoky or inauspicious omen, arftw |jr qTjgTfeYg* Kity. -Comp. jcrrmlK feeding on carrion. 3^, fpjffa. smeared with ordure, foul, defiled, ^(T; smearing with ordure. ; ; ; ; ; . Ved. 1 Having no wife, a widower. -2 Not injuring or hutting. 3t"$nT a. less ; 1 Immeasurable, bound- wftqr Onr3r*r??* B. 10. 18. -2 Unknowable. -Oowp. 3fT^ a. an immeasurable oul, poneisiag 139 magnanimous, large-minded. N, of Vishnu. yftfv a. wu-$r] Ved. [ ( -m. Ved. ) Sacrificed a. ^tfl^q Ved. Not to be un- 1 Sky, atmosphere, ether ; ?pr> B. 12. 41. -2 Cloth, garment, clothing. ipp.rel, dresg r^rffrFitTR. 3. 9 ; vvrf Bg. 11. 11 tfrr lfr the sea-girt earth. -3 Saffron. -4 Talc. -5 A kind of perfume snfhsrH Not loosening or letting go, non -liberation. Vifnr a. Not liberated, unloosed. Bondage, confinement I /: ; " mark the 66 c; I -X (Ambergris ) _fj Cotton. -7 N. of a people. -8 Circumference, compass. 9 Neighbourhood, surrounding coun- reaching Unfailing, vgcmftv *rww rr* Kn. try ; ; wf Rrwsnmrimf Whrjnr rrrr Ku.2. 5; *o. w Not failing or .erring, nnerringness. -2 N. of Vishnu. ( or of Siva according to some ). -J N. of a river. -HT I N.of the plant <mnn ( Mar. qifoff) I the trumpet flower ).-2N. of another plant fHir ( Mar. *rrSr ) the teed of which ii used as a vermifuge, ( and henoe alio called ffJiu J = 7vrr. a f pear or nfc. -S N. of Siva'i wife. -6 Mystical name of tbeconjnnct consonant p. -Om*p. ^V, unerring in punishment, N.of Siva. of unerring ffji^f, -jfe mind cr view. TtT a. of never- -4 N. of . f ailing strength or wrc /. vigour. wards not vain or idle, that are sure to be fulfilled or realized. o. one ) ( whose words ore not vain. wtfoir never disappointed. fninri of never-failing valour, N. of Siva. a. Vd. The anitrT [ wn-3-ar ] hems or kirts of which are not out woven at home, taken cire of or protected at home; 'j^ra maiden ; protected at home. wihnfrt I One protected at ( as a child ). -2 A weaver home (?). 4f#|ff I .Non-silence. -2 Know- ledge of the soul. ^by P. VIII. 2. 70 Unawares, quickly. -2 At present. -3 A little. I To go.- To ) I ; 1 A particle of affirmation; well now, 'well,' ' Evil, sin. rfi ; a, ^ cotton. sky-going. the sun 511 two principal garments used by men upper and lower. 5n%q a. iky-toncbing ; B. ; 13. 26. -ft<7: a high mountain touching the sky. fwjfr tbe earth. Den. P. To bring together. some senses also only by Un. 4. 29 * i;r IF Ak. ] 1 A frying-pan. -2 Regrt, remorse -3 War, battle. -4 One of the bells. -5 A young animal, olt. -6 The ono. -7 The hog-plum plant (srrarw) -8 N. of Vishon. -9 N. of Siva. -10 N of a king of the solar raoe who wsa celebrated as [ V ; ; 3fTO : I The offspring of a man of the Brihm%na ar d a woman of the Vaiy* tribe wrjTTT5Vf?;7 TTT ; w#lf T. STTW ^rnr* 91. M. 10. 15; 13, 8, According to Ms. 10. 47 the duty of an arrc is the cnring of diseases arjgT'rf f%l%ftiT ) -2 An elephant-driver -3 ( pi. ) N. 1. ( ; of a country c.nd its inhabitants ( they ace-n to have occupied the country to the east of Tik, comdistrict of prising the iQodera Lahore). BT N. of several plants:; ( fl ^T^^I ) JTfirSiT. 3CT ) 3RI5T Mar. ( ; ). ) M*r. ^5 ( ) , ( ft ) jf%*r (Mar. another plant ( Mar. trriTnjj d --8T, (c) )'. -VT An Ambaebtha woman. ( TtJl ) N. of plant ^J ( med a I Ved. mother air> A an affectionate or ; ; re- mode of addresi ; 'good woman', 'good mother' ; ffT^vrrV: 2 8. WTITt ftlfa Jrq B. 14. 16. 2 N. of a plant ( *,VST d ). -3 N. of spectful ; *V* father. I An eye ( -J Copper. in *4fV ). -2 A ; not break his vow of life -long celibacy, and being enraged she returned to the-forestand practised austere penance to herself on revenge Bhiihma. Sivi favoured her and promised her the d'sired vengeance in another birth Afterwards she WHS born as Stkhsndini, daughter of Drnpada, who came to be called SikbamJin and became the cause of BtXihma's death] -5 A term in astro logy to denote the fourth condition. Dravid Amma ; Germ, amme [ of. old ; Germ. Amma]. -T ) A afanrr ( Ved. P. VI 1.118. mother ! / A mother. A mother good woman ( as a term of respect or endearment ). -2 N. of a plant ( Mar. >i?!iT ) -J N. of the yonogest daughter of Ka.irlja.wife of Vicbitra- Virya. She became the mother of Pindn by Vylia who was invoked bv Sityavati to -beget a son to Viohitra Virya who had died with: 1 ; oat issue. / Ve1. Water woman mother nurse. MfVjrT 1 A mother, good woman, also med like afcr *< a term of respect or endearment srj%if arnrfc H3 fiyfft Mk. 1. -2 N. of a of another pUnt plant ( aim 2 ) T3W. -3 N. of Pirvati, wife of Siva 3TijfrfiK*vmrs SO nrwrfVTptt Ku 6. 90. -4 N. of the middle daughter of Kimaja and the eldest wife of Viobitra-Virya. Like her youngest sister she bad no progeny, and Vyiaa begot on her a : ; ; ; m ; ; ; son named -iraf N. of Siva. -5*!, -gwi N. of See above. ( irtsfi. ) Voc. 3>f in later Sanskrit ) also Dnrgl, wife of Siva. -4 N. of an Apsaras of a suter of P&nda ' mother, a daughter of K&*iraja. [She and hertwosistem were carried off by Bhiahma to be tbe wives of Viohitra Virya woo had no isine Amba,however, had been previously betrothed to a. king of Sala and Bhisbma sent her to him ; but the latter rejected her brcanee she had been in another man's bout*. 8. she came back to'Bhishraaand prayed him tc accept her ; but he could In a worshipper of Vishnu. sound. aVvi I A father. -2 Bound the Vt da. -J One who sonndi. wr See below. -w I The *ye. -2 Water, -v I Hiort (A.) tf^lP. -I n 79. 3TKT^ ind.Ved. (flr being changed HO Lip a garment. -2. tbe horizon. m. dwelling in heaven, a god ; ttlffiitmTiinejHiiSws B. 1- 44 ; jirinftiTTVT Ki.6.40 -J Mot vain or meleif , efficacious, f rnitf nl, productive Nir. ) ( -12 Destroy r of el-phants ( TfTWT T ik ). -Comp. y,x. |. The end of B. 3. 53 12. 97 ; nfi*Wtrnri: Me. 73. -1 Unerring infallible ( wards, boon Ao. ) wrirqr; vfa; fH*,TT- ; Non-liberation fro:n worldly existence. ind. ); conveying water. or, loosed. to mode of address home. at 3. A mother; good woman as a courteous ( ft* yflW? -Ooagp. 1 n%s, 3TrVTi,-'Jsjrs N. of Ganea, Ktrttikeya or Dhritariahtra ; more correctly written wtiw* q. y. " [ sri-^l1? 3^]! Water jirfir- 9*? K. P. 10. -2 Tbe watery elcmnt of the blood ( of. imber ). -3 N.of a mtre.-4 A term rif i%?fn'f vrsiT astrology ( Bfwft wgnwrt ). -Oonrp. ^ t a drop of water. in 140 short-nosed ( alligator. : tortoise (fSrgwr) 8lraa. alligator. ) f err lft?f:, -^rtfi particularly Gan- ; 3r?rr or living as fish &:;. ). [ %W 3T a- ) aquatic ) ; ^ Rim. dy ), ca-nphor. the c >ncli. 4 3. the Sara la bird. -5. N. of a tree ( IJSJH ). ( -^ ) |. lotus jfr^jr JUT* 3r4frtr S. Til. 3. -2. the thunderbolt of In; dra. ' 'wr^T: *ij:, god,' Brahml dog* Lakahmi. the Ictas-born ths god- VWTT ; a lotus. 3T ; ffT the moon. -2. th conch. ( -3, Sarasa. water-thief ', jf^C: the sun ( whose heat drinks m. . ) I. ' = up s ^r^. water). ^r R. 3. 53. < 4. 43 44. -2. wa'er-bearer. -4. the -5. a .ort of grass. WHtf5ffV = fetching water. -3 N. of a stream. f>frc: sporting in water. f^rrr *?ifnfl fcrr: a kind of cane or reed growing in water. fsrflf*>T N. of a plant. R^nf flow or current of water. ($jfr a 1 MCD ; ^ 3^*. -3 plant ; w ^ ! Math. ). mr*r N. of a plant ( j^yitf ) treasure of wat'erg, nrrV: thn ooean Watery, containing N. of a river. ' the month 1 Ved. gfjrnr a. ( migh\y A nj)j). n; a. drinking water. ( -q-. ) theoeean.-2. Varuna, the reg-'nt of waters ; uttered while emitting from the mouth __if A .put- tering noise, the growling of a bear 2 21 1. - 9. 6 /, t or gtreim of wfirrfTT*TiTf^Tr wf f Bk. %$*& 1. -nm-^4 [ sTj^Trm^fir ] the clearing nut tree (q^i?) Stry ch:, nogPotatorurn;(thenulgof this tree are used for purifying water when rubbed on the inner surface of the vessel, they precipitate tbe impurities whinh the water contains ; ^ ; JTJ a lotos ). 1. water-bsarer, a cloud. -2. the ocean. -3 ='<, q. v -4. N. . Jf a plant gWF produced oily . -5. talc. ia A. MTW: cnrrtnt, water, cut- wat% ^r?? . a. f -sr. i a A Ved. ^^ ) [ or afrij [ ths ocaan. -I rao.pt.ol, ocean; or wf, , 7 Ki. 5. 12. Varuna. .tore ir,. water, of Wa( ifr/- ) [ 3TJ-W ] formed from water. Ved. Toward., ner. 3TWTTT a. tery, WW: A plum see ; w ^ r^ f ^ S rfftj - 3. 3; . Ku 3 67 f* tt 7^7% 6. 57; 9. 82. -^^n. l.alotus. ; MM. . B-2- hog- . acid Sour, ; 17. 9. ( wrymt ) Bg. Sourness, acidity, one of tbe sii kind? of tastes or rasag q. v. 1 Wood gorrel. *& = wftiT ] To 4. 209 1 iound. Snr. -2 Vinegar. -3 -4 = sT'sfrTS q. v. -5 -6 Belch, Sour curds, butwith a fourth part of water Water sj<mr^ Ku.^ 2. 37 ; i *?rsrrre irsr: aR>TflT : sign of the zodiac. -4 Mystical name of the letter ST. -5 A god.-6 A. man. -7 The world of the Manes. -8 A Rakstma or Asnra. -9 ( In phil. ) or acquiescence of the goal. -10 jjft Power fruitfnlnegg. splendour ( dual. 3T*(fr ) Heaven and earth. ; ter-m : lk, citron tree. * ^t^f>. -lamp sTtif a. acidulated, -atysr: a variety of aorrel (*iff). an-grrci our a disease of the eye. T^rr: N. of a plant eructation sfffir %5K: the Citron tree. ) a. having a sour smell. -if>TW ort gour butter-aiilk.-^flFqrr-'^iT of gorrel. irwfT:,-f^arT: the limec tree. -strT?7: = ?aw: q. v. -f^Jtr N. of a plant ( ?ir ) ^w4? -^rrar collection of five kin^g of vegetaT ?n% bles and f ruitg ^ ; ; Collactive ) name for gods, n or 3=1: L. men, Manes, and demons. [ imbet Or. ombpos ] -Oomp. ^ a. produced in water, aqnatic. (-3T:) Ithe moon. -2. tho (Indian ) cnne or of. -* q-,% a* gwte ^r^3iTF&^i^Tg-jf S. Til. 17 ;gooT^ , ^^ fsr: agroup of lotus flawera ; ( ) a lotns ; i - .pecle. of 3Tnrr The co:nmon By Up. ?i> wg^:] Sirasa. terribly. vessel or tub used in of a plant ( 3T?foqr ; . Powerful, great, ; chanter. wr>, vriafiTUR7%: -( pi. I -2 Rearing ; Mv. 5.41. ; ; ^f A -3 preparing :theSoma juice. -2Thefather of Vioh. or: t ;^rg>^;rfff>f^iftt&K;. 6. 30. flowers. lotus 18. 2. Spattered, pronounced indigf.nctly in shutting the iip, the lonnd thus remaining ai it were in saliva itg lotus-plant or place abounding in lotuses. a. ;ft arar^s?!' a. . ; A J "wsTfTwffcynt Bh. ; &^r^r a wooden bailing TOT ) water. the ( Indian ) a pearl ^: smoke ; -2 A group of 17. ( ; ( -n>. ) jrrt flowers ( m. ) I. a cloud. -2. SHT (-fr) I. a wooden yeiiel, a sjrt of bucket .-2. a woman w lotus -TJ ), -fu a. livins; in water what holda or contains water. ing or conveying water. tffJfqr ths fa, [ 3^,% 31, >] i any receptacle of waters such as a j" WjnniT: 8k. -2.theoc9au;jrt* Bh. 2. 6. -3. the number four ( in 8. number 2. 44. ^ olondineeg. irffo a. carry- ; tala. od Ku. ^-5 n. ( crane. . ; vessel. R. flow a coral. ; Ku. ?W it vrffti phrqfrff* Me. 99. -2. a lake. -3. fft 6. ; the 13th of a plant (qi^the trumpet flower. ^rryt [ 3T3 I. a cloud; ffrgWJTlfrirtKi. 3. 1 ft- N Si. ^ij^tvrmrim^fS *fT*ar wrnrTT 2. 100 7;^*t*fTftvf?^ir ^ gjirr 58 ; so 3Tnrt Mrat, f^rwr " f$Xe ?-?tTHt f^rvi Si. 1. 20 ; j 7T iI . ; -Trfff'fr.-vra'r . a cloud I. Xsbadha when nft the 10th day *m- wf is plant giftfft ?*?y3rr* N. gupposed to bs unclean ( rfW3T JT ) and agriculture is prohlibited ; a produced in water, Frrf> ( ^?ir aquatic w*x opp ( of the month of aquatic >r, ^q- : b&il. ^ru< an lake. ( wt in born god, epithet of Brahml. a cloud. -2. n. a lotug. ^s, -IT! |. the plant g^r*. fa; frr^ti -TjRrt 'recsptaole of waters,' the ocean ; ; 10. ( -ST ) 5. ^T^'f^ 5??^ ] an epithet applied to the earth during fonr dyg f rona the 10th to the 13th in the dark half ; ( lotus a -fr t : ing : of ths land-Iotas plant ^n^rafl ) rr'?T Trf^jft a lotus. ;rsrpf lemon-tree (5n *y wftr^: Ki. r sffT^Hfsr** Si. 9. 11, 4 ; f3t thelotus- ani ). ( i - N. of a tree acidity of gtomach, T^a 1 jg^rfaysr- ( rf y^- ) fl^{ '- sour bile. -^=ji ^ff a. urinary disease. acid taste (-ft: t having an gontnesa, ucidity. 141 * kind of betel ^ 1 wood gone! ( Mar. J-^T ) ^Tt a clas? of sour things including plants with acid leaves and fruits. wgt m N. of a plant ( iof^i STTJT: ^w^rr: ) sort TRrsrt hog-plum. ^rfzgii of betel a sorrel ^^ri 3^ ). ( tt*r: a fSTt the tamirind tree. kind of sorrel ( Mar. 3^7, ^t a sort of sorrel 3W, SfWT, ^5 i ( ym*3, gmcommonly naei ) = H pot-harb. ( -3? ) tflTW, 5*. flUi |. the lime tree. -2- a sort of sorrel ( ^ffr ). -1. N. of a pUnt ( HPTT5J ) ( -* ) rice water after fermentation ( ^fnt^ ) yrtsj N. of as a plant f%r ( ) 3l.79i: N. of a plant sort of bread- frnit tree. j^ ( a ), >7r 1 Sour taste in the month, soar eructation. -2 The -3 Wood sorrel; %ir%y[, and also tree. 7ar?r?3(Tr, TCfTt a sort of cake. -Oomp. Sourness. "* Son mess. 1 Not withered or faded : - ( &o flowers bright ( face -1 ). ) clear, .. pure, unclouded ; Globe-amaranth Clean, ( Mar. autfrat ; -^ ). not fr.ding. 3T*7r7sr a- Vigorous, fSr t Vigour. -2 Freshness /. 1 lar period in the formance of particnlar 1 sncrificval gun's passage, north and south of the equator. -8 ( Henoe ) The period of duration of this passage, half year, the time from one solstice to another ^T5TarFH' The ( wrq; pecially with 1% srftT ) Sometimes P. 3^) ( 3fl?ra, A ; col- ar- To go. TH I Go- ing, moving ( mostly in co'.ip , as in srnmr ) -2 Good actions of birth. -3 Good fortnne,good : B. 4. 26. -4 A move towards the right ( in chess ). -S A die or .cube (to play with); srf^! Sat. Br. -Oomp. . of. also 20. 5. 3Tnro- [w^-ssO ) ; Going (at vr stCT: ; -- * 1 Going, moving, 5ITTZTH walking as in rTfR^ -2 A walk, path, way, road 3TiT*fTT%gT^'f wr^r R. 16. 44. -3 A place, site, abode, place of rasort iTr i^Trnr'H' deI. 10 ( occurring in the ; ; ; f}M. word r^rrqur. 9 ; -12 Final emancipation HI^IT ^srrf^^j ^^^I*TTT Svet. Up. -13 A commentary; trea; t -14 The deities presiding over the ayanai. -Oomp. -wsr:, -vrfr: ttin arc between the vernal equinoctial point and the beginning of the fixed zodiac or first point in Aries. wrw: the interval between the solstices. tise. -F: a month caused by ayanlrm'a. "-^T3r*r:, -*N>if?T: /. passage through the zodiac. j^f the elliptic. Ved. I Not consumptive, healthy. -2 Causing health. -?IT Healthiness, freedom from disease. -Oomp. -9Tfjr a. causing health, making healthy and sound. <* hejltb. <* Without a formula or verse. 3T71J^ H>1$ -5Tt No 3. 20. sscrifice, a bad mv -Oomp. forming a sacrifice. 1 sacrificial ^r(ITT ) -4 A Vod. A foot, log. sacrifice. gaoriflce; Ms. a. not per- Not fit for sacrifice ( as irnr ). -2 Not fit to perform a sacrifice (as a boy not invested with the sacred thread). -3 Profane, vul1 common. 3PT^J a Ved. gar, I Profance, impi- -2 Obitructor or destroyer of Not ing to the rites Ms. 11. 14, 20. ; sacrificing godless, a. accord- impious 3. 2 ; corrcct or untrue knowledge, not'on JT^srpTTffr wring ; 'vsir Twrwrgira': not as 5fPT flTH STSfffr^Ta'. ^ffffl- I wished or desired, disliked. -2. not enough or saffioient. 7f%iT a " n i 1 - fit, unworthy, (if) unfitly, fro a. I. not unfit, as it ghoul d unworthy unsuitable, ^iftonrre'T Ve. be, f^jnrar;ri ; 22. vain, useless, profitless (-sj) |. unfitly, unsuitably. -?. in vain, uselessly ; Hfl^jffl .3T Ms. 3. 240- -3. wrongly ; Ve. 5. ns* nnsuitablencss, incongruity ; useleesness. --OTtPT intimation or occurrence of some thing or act which is not expected. -^, -y?a. unprecedented, unparalleled, unusual. -gisTrf having the face turned away. a- not acting according to the Sastras, 3TQ*i!$UT$K? ^. T f^TPt n"5r sg: Narad a. 3TTir57I ind. Wrongly, erroneousirreligions ly, ; improperly. I Non-restraint ; having no -2 A powerful weapon for restraining enemies. anifsRT a. Unrestrained, unchecked, self-willed. 1 grqffTcT n Unrestrained, unchecked. -2 Untrimmed, undecoratr ed ( as nails &o. ) Me. 92. snrT <* 1 Deficient. -2 Having barley, such as a religious ceremony ( also arjj^r in this sense ). -*r; 1 Na'ne of a worm worthless or no bred in excrement. -2 ( 3T7?^ m., 37773 n. also ''The dark half of the $ 3*^ ^rs^rT ^ Sat. Br. -3 incongruous enemy. ; Uafi An for barley. desires or Disreputable, infaalso arc^rar in mons, disgraceful this sense, -ft. (sr ) Infamy, dis- Not requiring any effort; ?*: Absence of 3x75^, -?Trt^, grace, ignominy, ill rpute, stain, dishonour, scandal; a^sft irf^rtsnra Of unsubdued without effort or exertion, eaei- ly, readily. ; incongruous, unfit, false, S. incorrect, wrong;; 3Tlf^TfgT%- 3. 4.-2. . unchecked. wrongly.-i Ved. Without effort. sHr a. I. not true to the Ma. genie, unmeaning, nonsens'ctl ?Tt? ; passions, incontinent. 3T7?T should be or -Oomp. Not attempting. a. Uncontrolled, _ it ly, restraint. Unfit for sacrifice. 3TrigfT a. a. as intended to be, unfitly, improper- - STTjrer " ona. Not . is STT7 Not offering a- *T?- flOTWffs Pran. Up. -2 (A 8 a patronymic affix ) Descended from rivation of the and winter solstice TWT 3Trw summer solstice. -10 Method, manner, way. -1 f A Sastra, scrip- iTTr! e. g. ^rrq~^ equinoctial and'solstitial points; 31373-;^ a. sftf^a; bright with good fortune. the end of oomp. see 3-?RR sacrifices. fortanate, Incky; i. ; ^'$r<'r 3T*fst also, es- 3MK*i spr a. Going, moving. former " wrfilri/. A. aorlftoUl or N. of certain performances ; as IWTT^. ; -7 Th verdare. tft arsfrrPT^ Clear, clean. lection of globe amaranths. year for the pnr- other religious works 3TT5-IT A lotas. a. easily produced, jfjr, -ar spontaneous, -ftxtr a- easily obtain able ; Bh. 3. 10. idle. -5 Rotation, circulation period ; arnTTflt 3Tf X; ^fs, fff". -6 A particu- turo or inspired writing. 3Tf*,7( *tfr tamarind of entrance, an entrance ( to an array of troops or ^r ) ; 31*^5 way ( rfl|U|*l, -rTiJ ) -Oomp. 5irf^[ a. mak- ing no effort or exertion, indiffereut- a. ; MB. 8. 128 f^nTTsir "3 tfrwr: vi U. 3. 27 *T*m?i?%f*nr5T: ^9^ R. ; ; 6. 41. -Comp. 5;^ o. ( graceful, ignominious. ft/ ) dis- 142 a. moving [ ?-raV3T8^ ] nimble, -n. ( -TT: ; wears a golden ring on his finger (B. ud R.).-f cfT a. irou-hoarted, stern, Infamou?, ignominious. Going, Iron orael, unrelenting ) I R. Gold. -4 vrrVw R. 8. 43 -2 Steel. -3 A metal in general. -5 Aloe wood. -6 An iron instrument. -7 Going. -m. Fire. ae, aerii Goth, ail, [of. Asuras. -, suf. -Oomp. J. eitarn; Ger. -WIT* a hammer, a mace or clubtip- wiTT'friT: :^ ( 'ft/- ) any metal. ohesg or ree habitations of Rt of W'TifNyg : ff backgammon 3TUT manner. (WWtS) ' loid- 59: JT ^* 2. ; MAI. 1. SRTfs I. an ironthe upper -7. black-smith. mith, of iron. part of the thigh. *fr* iron vessel, boiler Ac. so an ^T. p P" 4 '/ consisting <mr- -$5if preparation of of iron. pf?h/. iron one of the ways of caring lean Tt prosy ( jJS15?l>f%mf*^ ) one a I; hammer. P-H iron made of some preparation of iron. trwt -2. an iron ball Ms. 3. 133. artH*fr affcrift P- IH- 3. 82] "* ; ; ! gs ; [ an iron hammer, forge hammer ; ^5, -%% a making Ved. iron-toothed, having iron rimi iron weapons. (at oharioti"); having V. 4.143). jpft a proper name; (P. an Iron olub, K. 76. wrgt jfjt in* (anrilH) Iron mtal ; U. 4. 21. N. of a hell ( where red hot iron is forced down the throat* of those iron red-hot. who are condemned rust of iron to it ). an iron image. ( 3T7 so T:. r^:, pr a. an iron mouth, (fljV/. )|. having or pointed face, or beak. -1- tipped with iron ; Ms. 10. 84. ( -*ri ) an arrow iron-pointed ) , vifflfnr: 5. 55. 515: 1. an i-TJTfr5*=T R. iron spear. -2. an iron nail, pointed iron spike, R. 12. 95. ?rtr a. lying in, made of, iron, ( naid of fire ). an iron lance. -2. a forcible I n*, a violent proceeding ( rft^nr: 8k. ) of. 3rpr:W?.T ; also K". P. 10 ; aTOisJw &^^&fr">w.%f&F: ). ( . t ; f( fn if; ) ' 31717%? a. Unasked, unsolicited ) ar^rf ?ir?7TN. 212. of the -'.sage Upnvarsh*. ff Unsoli- as alms, food 4c. f%^ Ms. 4. 5 ; 11. having iron ; m -Oomp. cited nltns. TT- 7 1 ffTH a. got nnatkec or without citation ; 3mi%(Tr?T%i;Tni %va' soli Kn frw:, -Stf 3TtrT^T <> I (A person) for whom one must not perform sacrifices, not competent to offer ^sacrifices ( as a Sudra &o. ). -2 ( Hence ) Out-oast for sacrifloial whom person for form offerings. -R'tfrsv sacrificed ; for a one mnst not perMs. 3. 65 11. 60. ; Not i. -Comp. sacrificing -Oomp. gone. a. following, succeeding, sub- not older a priest who exhanitible, valiant^ invincible. ^: name for the chief A I mystical life-wind -2 N. of Angirasa. ajurRTifpf N' ^ 9ome verse * ; 3Tf5 ind. the sense of N. of certain Tajnrveda revealed texts the of c to YAjnavalkya. Trra;rr freshnesi, unimpaired nature, strength, or vigour, purity. ) Trrwi* a. Ved. not weak, fresh. Ved. Not demoniacal free from evil spirit*. g Not a dpmon, not an evil spirit, not desa. ajlllrj ; t tructive . friend ' ' ; ' oh , ', ah a voca- as or simily vPf fw>T*3rt!Twf>- ; ;3Tfv B^tTU.3^27 Oh yon f^if ruthless one ; srnr ft flff'i'SW S 7 ; . 5. 32 arm ; wiw U. 4 see also Bv. 1. As a particle of entreaty 5, 11, 44. -2 ' I pray ', or solicitation ( stywi ), arr? ; ' prythee ; 4. 28; also of suasion Trtt ; encouragement or OTT i*T^**rH S"*' w ^* r HJTT^-^ Bv. 2. ticle of gentle or 150.-3 A. a par- kind inquiry . -: 5. 62 ; air^ f Mk. eH. ed. per- "'^f'' ( 4. 3; m*A if*' 3. a. 1 Not yoked or harness-2 Not joined, anited or connect-3 Not devout or pions, inatten- tive, negligent. -4 Unpractised, used, unemployed e ; nn- wrr- -5 jr3r, Unfit, improper, unsuitable arj^rIV. 2. 64, Ml>h.-6UntfflflltP. Unmarried. -8 trne, wrong. -1 ; to Opening externally. -9 Reduced miserable. -Oomp. -ajr&^ m. straits, 8 (perhaps for srfJ'JR ) -V^ doing improper or wrong acts. sense of a word to be <jgr*f the T. supplied, as the sense of srft q^T a. incongruous, unsuitable ; Tt w? Kn. 5. 69. cr an official a. : anmrrroap (?>/) t Not true, wrong, nnjnst,improper.-2N'Qt resl or genuine, incongrnons,absnrd. STTTwre^ 1 Unfitness,incorrectnerg. -2 Absurdity, incongrnity. Not going or movingr topping, halt. -2 Natural dipc*i1 ssrirt ' M.I ; ) As a gentle address in I tive particle i faultless, pure, (-if ' Slma Veda. ^ ; I tion, nature. nt>ie.-^Ved.embosed imn-ork, m*de by a. [ fr. | 'to go' Nir. ] arq-r^ Ved. Agile, nimble. -jn imf.frsnfo: Un. 4. 221 ] Fire. a^qTW a. Ved. Indefatigable, in- ; degraded, not admissible to or incapable of religions ceremonies. -J Not jrr3TT. ' -2 Destructive of gcod pulation. ( Tiiwi>ni9r ) tation. fit SK Not canging to unite. a Ve the subsisting on alma got without begging or solici22. 5. V.2. 9 things. not ask or solicit. ; 14. 33. atfnfrwrr ?Trn*!T*r R3TT5* <. having t^T iron filing*. of impenetrable gniles. iron net nrT a. iron net work. ( -55 ) An this it Naturally red. - I ( 1 in Thus, One who does " "vprr^"^ tt sfitwt tlty of iron. beloved of iron, a magnet, Ved. <* piece arql^T'- f?or-. iT See eitin a ped with iron ; pestle forcleiiiing amrft a. Ved. furnished grain. with iron claB or heels afff! -tf n iron goblet v.trt 1- Wi irou-arrow. -2. excellent iron. -3. a large qnan- A ] ; ^"rsJUHifk: 5IK= P- iron. ) ). arqr^r-w [ " At the end of comp. arifff ( 1- Sarali 3?!faT ) of iron or Of N. of one of the ; the piece* on a chessarr^w^ ?nrr ( 9. 9. ( Made gjf ^'fl'jj^'T! ; position of board f%m 3?5T%!/ 1 Disunion, stparatlon. -2 Uureasonahlenefs, want of conDnformity to correct principles.-J fitness, impropriety, incongruity. 3T3r,-rw a. 1 Separate, ing!e.-2 &fkv, m. Odd, uneven. -Oomp. Fire. $*:, -wT^t -fitt 8* nnder afjTTj). fff^j having teven horses ; OpoJ or bad lock. -^r. A. particulir Si. 11. 61. 143 Not ^- together, -jrgof: -*tr^: 8ffC= ipprehending gradually, oeaaive order, successiveuess. A- worcan that bears STgrr: / only one cbild. ST^ST pl's ; even 1 = ( Not ^r^tijr q- v. ). in pairs or cou- single, separate. -! Odd, un ( as a numher ) aigriiriS *rnr- Ms. 3. 48. -Comp. having an odd ( i. e. 7 5 stm leaves; the tree qg: ^:, number of ) Ki. ; 1C. 1. 5Jpr!,-^r:,-RJ)^5T: laving odd (3) eyes, N. of Siva ; Ku. 3. 51, 69. &o. having odd arrows N. of Cupid. TT? :, having seven hor OB, the sun. VTTi 7 ?TT: ; Not being Zftrift a. in ( 5 ) -TH: couples, ( opp. gsj; even ) 315fir *3r<<jffft ^ren^r gi'sr 3 Taft arcnr gftnrrirr V. Ratn. -Comp. -53, -WTT:, -?K: N- of Cupid ( having 5 odd, uneven ; = nn4 ( Mar. wai"r ); arrows). -gr 3-; *5Cg^3'?S'*3'g'nji: Si.6. 50.- alliteration i lables (in a different sense ) first and third padas. e in syl- the o. H*pT 1 1 Having no equal or detached, not connected. -2 Uninterrupted, undisturbed (Ved.). -ri Ten thousand, a myriad. firg- a. -anianre?: a good ( in Vai. phil. ) proved to be inseparable and saciiflce. Ved. a. fighting. ^S-iif '"^' Without fighting. srjij: A a. non- combatant. Unconquerable, irresist- ible. . Not a warrior, Undisturbed, unshaken. -2 Unconnected. a. I ind. A* I a vocative particle, or as a kind of gentle address (= ;iHfCr*'*! fsrj^ft ift ilM^sr Bh. 3. 123. -2 An interjection showing (a) '8urprine' or 'wonder' ; w^ and translated by : 1 ; S 6 atfr ; oh ' 'ah ', yfy sr> 9pna*T (/). ; agitation fear ' ' ; fatigue 3igt*r -2 '; (e) () '. Unconnected with. -3 Mak- I Indistinctly connected. Sevigorous efforts. n: I paration, disjunction, interval. -2 Unfitness, impropriety, incongruity. -3 An improper conjunction. -4 Inefficacy of a remedy or medicine (as of a purgative or emetic). -5 Strong or vigorous efforts. -6 Medical ing treatment against the symptoms. -7 Non-application or misapplication of remedies. -8 A sort of disease (cnred by prescribing emetics). -9 _ widower ; absent lover or husband -10 A hammer ( for awra, -I I Dislike. -12 A conjuncaj%' and fSrftgjf? standing between vowels and consonants wjwtft rt^fa* ;p fttfsfcrlJr, ; 11. : a Sttdra ; Ms. 10. 32 ness 's gee 3?m>r* ; carpentry A ;: ( ; his busi- See under 1 ppstle. in the ordinary course of generation ; srfr* rtfww T>f^3nnifr^af %rl T. S. smftsit R. erwijt 11. 47, 48 <5?rr30. ; re;Tfn^ Mv. T5TJnrTt%3ifjT l. (-^:) N. of Vishnu. N. -T : of Siva. ( -srr ), -thm N.ofStti, daughter of Janaka, whj was born from a fnrr.jr in a field. $w. , Without the words a. Abfence of nsr simulti- neity. cally derive-l ( as a 8T^n%^ ) Not etyrnologiword ). Inconsistent with reason, unreasonable. Speedy, swift. -2 Little. -3 Going the end of coup. ). 1 The < g poke or radius of a wheel ; (f also); ( at : No "*. 1 warrior, -2 One who is a bad not equalled by other warrioua. 3TTtW Not rt - to unassailable ; be warred irresistible; W: Ra-n. vn capital of solar kings, born of tlu line of Raghn, ( the modern Oudh ) situated on the river Sarayn. [It is snid to hare extended 48 miles in leogth ard 12 miles in breadth. It was also called Saketa, and one of its suburbs was Nandi-grama where Bharata governed th" kingdom during the absence of Rama. The town pl-.yn un important part in ths story of the second book (^ujf7t? ) dealing mostly with events that took place in that city durug the joutbful days of Hima.]. 3jtM |7f a. 1 Without origin or ; th > source, eternal; 3fnjYfa*i'rw?TKu. 2. 9. -2 Not born from the womb ; born in a manner not approved by or religion. th/. Juim a ; -3 A corner ^K ) time. ( firij- ( %-Ooap. -&M the intervals of the spoke; = qfe q- -5 ) division of ^or ) or angle ; Syiinislava. -4 Moss v. 4 55:, -trfffr: [3ft:^jrt^eii^ a wbeel or mhchiue for raising water from a well ( Mar. TOT? ). (It nsnalty consists of a kingle wbeel with spokes on each side serving as 1 handles to tarn it, and a rope with a bucket attached to it passes over this wheel); j W^JTHM: Pt. 4 turning this machine; "tjjr a bucket so used $HRrlT a?Hti&I trivhticftai Pt. 4. -2. a deep well. ; 3Tr$TC " The Ramiyana wheel 3ttTT ] 1. blacksmith. able by senses. 3T$I^f -2 A spcke of the time- Pt. 1. 81. V.^l. o. 1 Unfit, improper, unsuitable, useless. -2 Not ascertain- law 174.-2Nc Samaveda. N. of Bralma and Siva. -2 -Oomp. at) -c3T?nq a. net bom from the womb, not produced ft: A srw ). &c. warrior. Y. 2. 293; Ms. 11. a particular verse of the womb; i 3rmwHm''R: ( W or ^/. ) The sun of man and Vauya woman -2 arrows), irresistible. 315 ' recollection ' ' Not 1 Unccnquered, 3- Absence of fighting or war. -Oomp. -%?r a. of unconquerable armies (or ft ) 4 against, irresistible. yfy ; in- herent. -ftrr%:/- proof that certain things or notions are inseparable a kind and inherent. of rin Sfilpf ^ ; Disjoined, -Comp. teacher. ; H^, -cJf^T, companion. -2 Separate, single, odd. o- Ved. Not existing in VT^TT couples, odtl, uneven. 3T*rT " ; irr -3WT, -$rRfi: N. of Siva. ^^ 5 (*) grief ', Rejection' OT^TaTdsfrft^rs^^jjf Mu. 2 (ales !); (c) 'anger' &\j 3T<5fftr f^g-r^rf^flt rf*jrrrt JT?rg?fr>^i: U. 4 ' ' fear ', 'flurry', ( all -Oomp gradually, seriatim. Nst the evil spirits. Not disturbed by 1 -2 Harmless, honest. 1^ See under art below. a. Passionless, ^rTt a pasa class of divinities sionless being ; with Buddhists. <3T, 3TT5T^, 3TC5IW 1 Dust- pure (flg. also). -2 Free from passion ( org. > -3 Not having the monthly courses. -/. ( -sin ) A yonng girl who has not reached the a gill before age of puberty menstruation. less, clean, ; 3Wttrtr Den. A, dustless or pure. monthly courses. 3Tt3 famished boase. 1 To become -2 To lose the No' consisting of, or with, cords, -n. prison- " A 144 '-(oft/0 Ved. 1 Departed, away beloning to others, gone ; strange, unusual, foreign distant, remote; (opp. ^, ftnr, or srnr); (Say. grieved, sorry j:f%ff, arcwr); inimi; whom one is not on speaking tei.ns). -2 Not fighting. or 1 Moving, going. -2 Entering cal, hostile, wi'h ( 2. /., -oft/. [ ;R-3iR Dn. 101 ; w,\Sf: 3TJrqfi*i:] piece of wood (or the 6'aim tree) used for kindling wrior: A sacred by attrition, the fire-producing wooden stick cf. Pt. 1. 216. -oft ( dual ) The two pieces of wood used in kindling the sacred fire. -for; 1 The sun. -2 Fite.-3Flint. -4 N. of several fire-producing plants, particularly arfjm -(on/. 1 A path, way. -2 Ved. Stinginess. Oomp. -$ig; = 3ifjl4*j Piemna Intergrifolia. ga: N. of Suka, a celebrated sage (born from the seed of Vyasa fallen upon an -Irani at 'ho fire ; ight of the aftfom^ Aranis nymph to be ; Ghritachi ). Belated to the two a. produced Ly them. Sometimes m. also,) [arq^ IT(% 5ft-3T*i=aHii Un. 3. 102 ] 1 ( A land neither cultivated nor grazed, a wilderness, forest, desert; ftqnrr^T e?H fas siT^of fV H*flrU. 6. 30 ; R'.-^T inemoer ot oomp. in the .sense of ' wild ', " grown or produced in forest'; wild seed; "^sroj^ff, ^jf5ifIfit> 3 ff: Ac. j so "wra-fa, "qr*:- -*"*: or a plant ^^f^. -Comp. ; oft uged as firat superintendent of a forest district forest-keeper or spj^i, -5?r4 going into the ranger. a hermit ; yrt forest, becoming q%jr ; Up. 3tV*;, -s^ a- I- dwelling in woods, being in a forest ; wild forest-dweller. fyon wild cumin teed, -^jqffr wild plantain, -^ra N. of the third book of the Hamayana which embodies Rama's- exploits in the course of his journey through the forests in company with Vivamitrs. a wild elephant ( not tamed ). -irrsf N. of one of the four hymn-bcoks of the Samaveda(to be chanted 'in tbe forest ). ^zx: a wild sparrow, -^tlfw ( lit. ) moonlight in a forest ( fig. ) an ornai3f; ; ment or decoration which or does not serve its is useless, purpose i jus jjir Non-copulatiou. -Oomp. Not ashamed of copulation. (-1:) a dog ( ae copulating even in the streets without shame ). o. "sn^tr wild ginger, ; wild rice -3IIIBFJ ( sffqn ). 3T{f?r ings of love J ^T^ailjIS ] )'I =13 W a in ' ( fig. ) ; him and correct his errors growing in a forest, wild -xw ). ; ^--41 a. *r- Pt- 2. 86. mS^n a gadfly. TJ\^ 3f^>: a kind of wild bean. retiring to the woods. -^aj: conservator of forests, forest-kenper. -nfifofyr: -^i^ff (n^) 'weeping in a forest', a cry in the wilderness (fig.) a vain or uselens speech, or a cry with no one to or any thing done to no purpose su intelligent being. p ( ] I m or/. ) [ ^-^TIM tfw: The elbow sometimes . ; -2 A cubit of the middle length, from tba elbow to the itself. fist tip of tha little finger, an ell; Ak; gf?=n ; Pt. "rer^arriT |. retiring into woods, g^ m. above. -tsrar 'a wild hound', ; tight in a oar. ro- ' eideoce in a forest ; *ff?msi fq-fr( ft. 8. 12. -2- a hermitage, forest habitation. Wrr%^ a. living in a forest, wild, (-m.) a forest-dweller, an anchorite. ( -Jr ) N. of a plant WTON. of a plant r: ; . <J i Ki. 18. 6 -3 The arm. The elbow Y. 3. 86. One who does not 3T Hl4y. ii 3T i. cT^HHgtr^ u f^^s Amaru. 76. a wild crow, raven. -37^:, ; o. Ved. Not a charioteer. 1 Toothkta ( as a child ous s^r ( ). 3T on N. of a festival celebrat- and life Ved. vr^cr^a am also plant. name ( ^- 1. 49 ; ftmrotal* 1 ] wil./er- A large forest or desert, vast ness TlirBri|wng r?TiTi S*t. Br. -2 The spirit or presiding deity of the woods and mother of wild ani- W ; mals. a. I sr^^s^i! of oblation ). Containing a forest. forest. ( (tcil. aftei^r ) 1 ar^ -2 N. of arj^n: a Mantra. A kind 5 1 Binlew, ; A ( ai ) Unhurt, safe. pure. -2 Not salutary, beneficial. mystical collective of the 5 Buddhas. Ved. ind. [ sR-wiJ near, at hand, present. BO as to fitly, suitably, -3 purpose. ( cf. 3T ) To 1 srt'j serve -2 Near a ) if^q^tT: 3^ P. IV. &pt(T qr.-qi hurting, sound . ). -2 Whose teeth are broken. aj^U a. Ved. I Not lazy, not to be subdued, invincible. -2 Prosper- ed on the 6th day of the bright half ot Jyeshtha. trw a f orest-coart. -2 N. of a h- 1 Forest-oourt ; persons it, ; 393 of love-lorn ; the ?7 sovureignty of the woods, heed ; ; 4f%Si| wise who can ( m S. D. sm^srr ). -2 Pain, dietress Ki. 10. 49. -3 Anxiety, regret, uneasiness, TJ% agitation ^STH^rS if WUPTt'n Ki. 5. 51. -4 Dissatisfaction, digcontent. -5 Languor, dnlness. -6 A bilious disease. -uf. [qt-arfa] 1 Anger, passion. -2 Ved. Ooing, moving quickly. -3 Moving flaino. -4 Occupying, attacking. -5 Servant, manager, assistant. -6 A master. -7 An; a foolish, person display big learning only in a forest where no one will hear forest 3TT(%; I ( ; ' %n*fi one of *3TvfiH'***'JFJT>Nf ; the ten states H_ t 37^"'} Dissatisfied, discontented. TJTS^fwfa: ot tbe woods', -nC,(s), so 3j? epithet of a lion or a tiger ^T35T: 1 ' -2 Dull, languid, restless, -ft: /. 1 Absence of pleasure or amusement, regarded as arising from the long- ITsr: 'lord oflft Tf^t- I Dull, languid, apathet to. -if "^^C also). performed onthel 2thday of MargaStrsha. -$$-. \. wild state or usage, wild natural; fr>ir^'"relifn'^JY5Tfl'iyrUJffH^n^TfTi Pt. 1. -2. the duties of a Vanaprastha or anchorite. wolf, one who has left hit family and become an anchorite, i 3TC?T a. 2 -sfrt wild cumin.-^iT7: N. of the pilant called dona. -gTf 5fr, -g-fi N. of a ceremony f 6. -2. especially one's expectation. wild, living in woods. -ST a. . : headman ; C ( ; Chin. 44 ( P. II. 1. 44) Wild sesamum yielding-no-oil (fig.) any thing which does net answer to ; -3 A refuge. nto, being insetted. U.e as moonlight in a forest is useless there being no human beings to view, enjoy and appreciate it, so is decoration when not viewed and appreciated by those for whom it is intended thus Malli. on ^frTt isrirratoKu 7. 22 remarks: WJWK: e ; ; 1 Swiftly, -2 Readily, answer some Enough, sufficiently excessively. prepare, make ^^ gratifying, ready, decorating, adorning, serving as a worshipper ; ^M: decorating, gratification. aTCTt i' De P rea eQti come or go near ( to help appear. ) ; become visible, A lotai plant; Ooming near or into the presence, becoming visible, being present to help. i Praising readily 2 Factinp poison. 3TT5T 0" Praising readily, Bounding aloud. SJWTflC,"' Ved. | Hostile. -2 Obe- Bk. 5. 70. -2 An asiembla^e of lotm flowers. -J A arfiTTi 1 tious or devoted dient, place abounding in lotas flowers. S?T?T a - ' Sapless, not juicy, taste- made to the worship of God. less, insipid. -2 ly- ST'iHIri' Low, vile. Not resting, <* Dull, flit. -3' Weak, less, insipid, voiin -2 Void of to '}od the Veda, the home ; worshipper) of the pious works io general. Ved. a. snrw^ in personified goddeo p'otoding as a and gods arniT/jr a. I 3TTC [ ^-aTO^i SRrat *fr^ Un. 3. 132 ] 1 The leaf or panel of a door i.frg Vfv.6. 58. -2 A -3 The sheith of a bamboo shoot ( 9r. part of a sacrifice -3 War, fighting. ^i The If af nf door A donr. ; Vert. Water "/ Not giving or 1 &o ar Abenc 3T^ Ved. I Movin? (r*rsTW?r*\ -2 =3T<%5 above. -^-. [ 3r'.f: 3??: Un. 4. 79 ] f An enemy. -2 A weapon. -J N. of an Asura. 3TT^ ind. A vocative particle expressive of (11 greU haste ; (2) contempt or disd*in srcc Tfrtr3T uft r: G. M. ; Dan- P- I To work with an awl. -2 To try, put to the test. flfifisrP. HI. 1. 138 Vart. ] I ( it is one of the 5 arrows of 3. 7. It is Alotrn: Cupid TWT); sr^ifftnffiTW: a nun lottis Ku 1. 32 ; 7^ %uui5!ir*('' cf. .lotas. -^: 1 The (Indian) orane.-2 Copper. -noinp. -3T9T o. 1 utui-eyed, an epith*t of Vishrju Tff*T:. y?yT4 copper. -5rr>T: M. of Vishnu, from whose n ivel sprang the latin which supported Brahma; f^> wfi^ iiwrtzwiin*Tf^TPTt Bv.4. 8. ? m. N. of Brahma. or going, 3Tf^a- [SK-R] Moving, obtaining, aspiring, dereaching voted to, zealous (Ved.). ft: I An euenny, foe ( of. On. 4. 138 ); ( nsed in the Veda like an adjective in the sense of ungenerous ', 'malicious', ' or devoted ', not worshipping ' hostile ) : ftigrfnfsrsT:^: R. 1. 59. 61 ; 4. 4. -2 An enemy of mankind ( said of the six feelings which 1. 4. ; Having no king, an.TUM-K 3pnr% Ptm. Ms. 37^T3TS archical 3 . : ; ; % "rr^T H MS. ST^T ' f ^rsirtTTrsrir Chin. 57. ' Not a a. not fit king. -Oomp. for the nse of a king. ?!Trf stiblishcd by disturb man's 3Tfrr%^ a. Ved. Unchecked, tmreitraineH, or without splendour. Ved. N. of the plant I An enemy, foa ; 5-51. i hardness, malig. malevolence, failure or adversity; malignity personified; evil spirit whose aim it was to defeat the good intentions and distnrb tbn happiness of man ( nsed in/. ).-2The nnmber six. 3 The sixth ungition ( in sstrocrifices), stinginesK, nomy). -Oomp.-g^or.-^rq-,-^ a. Ved. destroying adversities or enemies. vnrt destruction of enemies. ff'r Mar ; Den. P. Ved. To to act like an ' ; act maliciously. arcrsTf f a. Not offering, unfriendly, malicious, acting like an enemy. irtTnfii a. ; Ved. tft aoouatome 1 made by ene:nies. -vnf: the foremost or moat powerful enemy R. It, 31. JT^t 'crushing enemies' N. of a plant ( invasion ; to inimical. . grirpfrr^a. Not offering; unfriendly, malicious, hostile, inimical. ! sin, Trin8gres8 on 3TrfT5j / offonoj envy. " C tnr: VR Nir. *. *. ] 3T'f r v ; ; ; T? Pour, not able to perform sacrifices, hard. stingy ; qrur foreign affairs -r a- protecting from enemies. possessed by urTH^ lords only ( t. e. very precious ). a. an enemy's joy ', affordsfcfJT i%lT!f ing triumph to an enemy. euemy, ofifer ; host of of enemies. ]. a jipjr enemies. -2- an enemy. ij^a.Ved. ready for the destruction of enemies; praised by devoted men o' worshipper. ssr: destroyer of enemies. schemes directed f%fT!f, -f%*r against enemies administration of ; amr*( ) 9. -3 A species of *m^ or Mimosa ( i%j3T\t ) -4 N. of the nnmbsr six ( from the six enemies). -5 N. of a condition in astronomy -6 Any part of a carriage. -7 A wheel. -8 A lord, master. -9 The wind. -10 A pious or religious man. -Oomp. ^fijor a. tamer or subduer sTrroriT^nfinrrg^r: yrVfrr: Ve. 3. 31 ( in the Vcd* ) nin offering ( of sanity mind Ki. 1 ; 8. Vol. Not offering, ma- 3TTT^ Loss of royal power g overeignty. Cool, dispassion- HUgMCTTT^iV'f ; Ve. <* deaira not to offer ; &c. -2 Also a red or blue 19 -2 A moilest woman -Oomp. %sfr * woman ). lignant, epit'-et of evil spirits. of secrecy. offering.-! Hard,arifriendly,enviou, inimical. see unrt 37t 3?'5nw, OT-qr ] courtezan. 3T%H aTTT7Jr TTrriT^ 7. 1- SR-^ with curled hair; firi*Tf%TI*>TH?Tn*R- 6, 81. T^tf^ a. having curved eyelashes Kn. 5. 49. Den. A.Tobecameknown. ate Uncensinsr,, incessant. - evil >KW. Udb. n<>ar n. . Any malignant of ; Giing 3?<4fOf, arnrnror a. 1 Not pleasing or gratifying, disagreeable, un- -2 lot, C feelinjf or taste, drill, unfeeling, inipproiative, insensible to q-iickjy. pleasant. without ; Devoid of taste, sapflavourless (of a thing). the charms ( of poetry 7t,-*rr alth, -2 Stingy, niggard- Spreading like the epokss of a wheel, curvrd, crooked qrg-nmPrt'pfT M. 2 3. arm. Ihe body. active, go- Devoid of w< STTT'T o. [ hiving no strength, inefficacious. -IT: No juice, absence of jnice. -Oomp. -WT5Ti l_eatinir sapleia food -2. r.iaceration of the body. atn^K a. 1 eating sapless food. -2. macerating in? everywhere. ~fo:f. I Splendonr. -2 Hpadines} to ?erve, obedience, de- I spirit. . MTflT " do nr^: ] sacrificial gifts. j crushing or trampling foes, destroying enemies. -&f: N. of atree ((5^(^ ) N. of a country; Bri. 8. 14. 2. Hf 146 -Oomp. 77. Sabduer.of euemiep, rious one's victo- ouq'ioriner. as ( an hir incapacitated by impotence &o. ) Ved. rowtr, IV. 4 ). W An 1 TzsTflHT oar hip, boat. -5 sel. aratrum [of Or. eretmot ; A "|. (f?) twiw [rcr ] Ved. 3Trf Nir., Warn - 3T^: Not changed tor^safd a. of ths Visarga TC5 plant ( ^ A J conti- A Ved. Not tunning or general perfect, ; com- imperishable, undecaying.srffff JTSIT TVnt, arirscciire, safe < ^ T> * JTr*TJTH5rj JJ^T TT 5 zz.^.^ T*TTr^^ Wiim. ; ( (3> ) 2 A raven, STTTH^WT^T crow. -3 An enemy Mv. -4 N. of various plant" (a) fer ) ; :- soap-berry tree ( Mr. 5 ) another plant (Mar.fq. the i ( G'irlic.-6 A distilled mixture -7 N. of a demon killed by Kriahqn ;a son of Bali. - er I A -2 NT. bandage. of a medical plant ( ^jqrr ).-3 N. of a daughter of Daksba and one of the wives of Kaayapa. -? ] Bad or iiyiuck, evil, misfortune, calamity. fore- -2 A portentous phenomenon misfortune, unlucky omen (Mich as earth-quake ). -3 Unfavourable symptom, especially of approaching death tfr%oir boding ; sun. N. -2 Aversion, dislike chamber, delivery-room, women's apartments ( STJTHTJ ) 3W*nr f nr; Rim. -6 Butter- -7 Spirituous liquor ; Si. 18. appetite, in K * 0> . stf^tf O" ( - . -2 Not a. ( On. 3. 60] I (6) Madcommorly i a btack ) ;( e) kind cf bitter ap- ( ) S3T A -2N. cow red of a river. Nir. ( ). -2 The diseas- /) ; cf . Reddish brown, tawny, red, ruddy ( of the colour of the mcrning as opposed to the darknpn* of night ) ; M. 3. 5 Ku. 4 12. -2 Perplexed, embarrassed. -3 Dumb. or: 1 Red ; of the brefit of day, T? ) DR-?TJ; dawn or morning twilight. -2 The dawn personified as the cbatioteerof theeurt; sTrf^rnr^ot^iH'T rr^af*: S. 4. 1, 7. 4 !%vTigfr 1?Wirg ^q-sr Kn. 5. 44; R. 5. 71. [ Aruna is represented BS the elder brother of Garurfa, being the the - ; 3TIWT rn. ajf^'H; si"? a. having red hors?*, epithet of the Maruts. arrfJnf: I. son of Aruna, N of Jatayu -2. N. of Satnrn, Savarni Mann, Karn.i, Sugriva, Yama and ths two Agvius. and Tfipti. (-3Tf) N. of Yamuna N. of a fsfor a rd-eyed. j^,lake. ( -g?r ) N. of a river. *rr^healthy Bh. 3. 88. v. I. not suppurating. -orr,-afr TtV'T ) ftl brother of Arnna. sun. festering Sound, -2 Not breaking, 5T: N. of a plant 3T^r d ) ). Not broken, not f ( o -ST3^T: -ST^TST: N.of Ganid^yonnger Disagreeable) as a boil. ) 3T5TJT aed, sound. ; ( early dawn, or 1 Bed- colour. -2 Gold. -3 Saffron. -Comp. 3T5T3T! N. of Garuda ( 3Tor: argsfr iiw Free from diactse, healthy. 9 ( ; oft | disrelish, wftrn?grr'<3W3inTi?3?wSuar. -3 Absence of a satis- 3T^[ Mar. aTiafos ffisrsr )i ( over presiding N. of several plants ple ( t>r?n?afr ) (/) the Qunja plant that yields the red and black berry ( ipr ) used as a weight by jewellers disgusting. sound, ( one I ^jrm ) ; 1 orr ; 1 a the MJgha. called Teori the eaine ( dark. Ligetless, wr T7nr5TTgWVr%! M^f^T) ^dityae, der the west of to -9 N. of one of the 12 (a) armf^fT of a gr colour, the colour -4 Good fortune or luck, happiness. -5 The lying-inII milk. Ved. Not factory explanation. -5 ffff >rf%>5T JrfiTiii ) / ; ft 4. 18. = 3T?rf -2 Want of disgust ; heron HirmVaya situated Kailasa. hur*. Ved. f^rsi^tj Unhurt A berry tree. safety. ; 3n?f[ ] 146. or injured. 1 ( Toe sort am^frq^a. Ved. Not being hurt ff: creature. -6 N. of a plant gsm alo a synonym of ar^ q. v. -7 Molassss(5s).-8 N. of a peak of the 'JT injuring, inoffensive. plete Not a. I : SH^H" ; TOtfVc). of disease in the anas. a. ; 3T^fT^T [ s^R 'TO^sTRFin^f Scab on the head (Mar. r3). ). r^f^jjsj'T 3TIT^ L "^ nuous downpour of rain. 3TRqui| 8 wssira HrO^-tWgiH^: R- 5. 69 S. 1. 32. -4 A kind cf leprosy with red spots and insensibility of the skin. -5 A little poisonous licked. less. ' Security 0. Sinless, spotless, grantin^se- ; discus. ; ; . Vishnu. . wheel was Syent, who bore him two sons Saiiipati and Ja iftsr ftwrRorr B. 3. 15. g^j.-g, TO. killer of ArUhfi, epithet of a. 'oar-deep,' shallow (water). q^jj a. Ved. crossing by means f oars. " ; Hfl^C mj -"t'ttrp. ) ; H^-sf. N. of Siva or Vishnu. curity. ?TC7r a lying-in couch ; aTfresrcTt A part of a carriage. Sorna vessel. -ft A Sonaa ves- .' 143-4 Sk. ; ; -4 -fi:/ wrilrqf ^rtmi^sriTirTtmsiiwI- Mv. 1. faift o. appreheosive of death, alarmed at the approach of dentil. cf arfaifiHst ST S. of a place P. VI. 2. 100 A. ' ; ^nWVsrvroTTTimJriT: -2 A rudder, helm- -3 A Si. 12. ?1. Vipida 'footless'. He cursed his mother tliat since she had brought him forth before the due season she w. uld be a slave to her rival Kadru but at her earnest entreaties, he modified the curse and said that her next eon would deliver her from bondage. Aront now holds the office of the charioteer of the enn. His wife succession of security, good fortune, continuous happicess ( *K? *?t( ^-If P- J 11 [ 2. 184 ] Ved. 1 Propelling, urging onwards. -2 Protecting on all sides. 3TfC5 " son of Vinato by Katyapa. Vinataprematurely hatched the egg and the child was born without thigh?, and hence he is called ^nuru'thigbless, 'or - Bafeness, cook. A ( Ved. bavinfr a Ved. rrfj ( A helmsman a. dwelling ecuiely.-55- tuelying-in chamber. -flrfR a. Ved. of undivided group, having a complete .troop. a. Ved. Ftrft formaking tune or happy, auspicious. 3TfT^3T*Tn amsjjr?, a- Not en titled to a share in theancestral property 3^ unhurt. life dawn ; 3^: ^^; ifra^c. a^TffTqjy: a ruby. a red lotus. -3qtm^ m. N. of Siva. |-^ reddish fennel. pr*f a. ' beloved of red flowers and c tT^' ^TH _ usfs ', N. of the sun. (-*rr 1. the sun's wifi>.-2. shadow, -eg a [sr^or C Tf"T ] Ved. of reddish shape or !I i ^ colour. a. reddish yellow srer 55* o. furnished with red rays (xf 'ight, epithet of the dawn. o. red-eyed. (-5T-.)a pigeon. 1 having Aruna for his OT^=T WRfwt ' charioteer, :he sun. 3!?Ji?fW ; dyed a. red. impnrpled ; 5 11. Reddened, 147 m., ar^Jrar Redness, coloar Bv. digappetite, producing loat;un< or & Loss of appetite ; disgust, gust. III. 2. causirg or inflicting wounds, wounding. ( -^; ) N. of a tree arfs^ q. v. ( -t ) the not of this arciriRfi^a- Suffering from loss of appe'ite or indigestion. ^Tfr^Rnr " * Not shining. -2 tree. Not attached 2. 180. 3T^dflr*r:,-*rrir:The 25th Opanisbad of the Atharvaveda. Ved. Not <" 35 ; VI. 3. Catting or wounding the vital ] ] be broken. to P. HI- s 67 -2 Red Kha.ii.ira. -n. \ A vital part. -2 A wound, sore (-m. also). -3 An cfrc a. oye. -Comp. [srfff-fjtP. rejj ; 2- wounds, corrosive, parts, inflicting 21. ] fja a. wounded, hurt. 3Ttf%3iT Eruption on ths scalp with acute pain. of a plant (jj*T(Jra*"r). - caustic; i\fa\ B. i. painfnl, sharp (fir. also); itSfffMnnmfaita* Ki. 14. 55 moniong, soar 2. 161. 71 at^nft [ =r Si. 2. 109. ; ; -2 Acri- disposition ( ) WttwRft fcicft MB. ; A I ] medicinal climbing plant. -2 N. of the wife of of Vasistba ; one of the Pleiades. -4 N. of the daughter of srr^ire^r, one of the 10 wives of Dbarma. [ In mythology Arnndhattis represented ag the wife of the esge Vasi-tha, one of the 1 sages. She was one of the 9 daughters of KardamaPrajapati by as the higt DevabMtt.|She is regarded est pattern of conjngal excellence nd wifely devotion and is BO invoked by the bridegroom at nuptial ceremonies. Though a woman sbe was regarded with the same-even moreveneration as theS*ptarshis; cf. Kn. 12 (TrwtoH^ jtrif^HTWn ft re 6. $Fwv&w- ; HTsa wnrji \ tfl- . Janaka'g remarks in U. 4. 10. She, like her hatband, was theguideand controller of Ragha'gline in her own department, and acted as guardian angel to 8to after she had been : abandoned by Rama. It is said that Arundhati (the star) is not seen by persons whoso end has approached; Cf. Snaruta ^ iwcfi ( ^efi- ? rr sstrnqn^rtTt i seeH 1.76 want qq tr^rRr also]. personified). N. of Vagishiha one of the seven .Hishis or stars in the Uisu Major. 5^Tstni: see under wipj. ri(%: Not aogry, calm. -H' bright 1 - ; Moving, going about ( as a horse ). The red horse of Agni a flame. -2 The sun the day as presided over by the sun. -3 The red storm-cloud. ft I The dawn. -2 A q-t 1 .3TOT a 4 Brahma of the Vedantins. attracted gT^- a, not to be over by beauty H^TFT Pf- Without any figure or ; STSTfr^f are;T3r a. metaphor, not figurative, literal. 3rew?r -W Shapelessness, deform- )m snftt.DR 3$ On. m. (-v;) *d, lore. 2. I ii6] WoundThe Arkatroe. ; an 10 P- 3T3J To heat or wann.-2 To ^k.[wiW^F* Un praia?. v 3 4 - 3f: Fit tj ba wors nipped ( 3T%lsr ). of tight, a flash of lightn1 A ray ing (Ved.). -2 The sun; A crystal. Membrum plant, -5 Capper. -6 Sunday.-? -8 N. of the sun- virile. CalatropisQig9ntea(Mar s|), a small tree with medicinal sap and 3TOT: [^-3^^ Up, 4. 73] -2 A kind of serpent. The I S. 2. 8 ; sun. An gr^- ind. ; ( a -9 N. of Indr*. -10 : TwTfT, Br. Sat. : ( said by Yajnavalkyato his wife Maitreyt ) 6 ) of anger w^ irfmsr ?fa fTtT: ir%rr: U. 4 ( c ) of envy. not soiled a. Not dnsty sr^Oj ; ; ; ; dust, not touching th dust n. ( -v$ ) What is earth ). ( of the not dust, the ether. with ; g^rr^ a. [ rjfa spotless. Sinless, ^: qfj qfq ] 1 -2 Olesr, pure, bright. A 51. 1- sort of religi- -U Praise, by nn song of praise. -12 A singer ( Ved. in these two learned man. -14 An senses]. -13 A e'cier brother.-lS Food (snf also ). -16 N. of Vishnu.-17 A kind of decoction. -18 The seventh day of a month. -19 The ^rtifrss^ft aiterigm. -29 The number 12. -Oomp. -aT5t:, ons ceremony. ; praising, extolling, a digit or 12th disc. arpr^ part of tha T"TO: I *) the sun stone, heliotrope, girasol. -2. a sort of crystal or ruby. airf the swillow wort. ff HIT: the time of the gun and .moon (^f coajnnction of 5!tar 1. N.of a plant or awRRTf ) _5fOT sun's , ind. gf^ An interjection of ( a ) catling out angrily Ve ; 3Kt J^riTJrg^r: 3 ; ar< i or of ( b ) addrassing inferiors or by way of contempt; sffi 5*rc5^nnT?: lid - ) arrsrr ! '! "Tff! of interjection calling to inferiors ^\s - ; ' snn'a naonly called jsrfOTr. -2. Sr^r 1* the wife. -3. sun's shadow. tha sign Leo, prefield of the sun sided over by the gnn. -2- N. of a Oriss*. ijfT: a kind holy place in of red aandal ( ^pf^ ) -3T: epithet of Karns, Yaiaa, Sngrsva. ( -su ) the two A7ins regarded as thephysi' a son of co ; a- -2 *- * 1 ' Without holeg Without splaudoar, ^ obscured, dim. -Oomp. a. [ P. V. 4. 144 ] J. having teeth. -2' uaving thickset -^3- black teeth a. frtJm Free- well healthy, sound, ; disease, aifrrrr: Sn"- T ! ^T^T^T- SuODd H. ^rj^^a'&'rsi^rrjT: sr !fmRrlr>T ^TTR'i^r'r health 1. 167. ; aiftjrar a.Vcd. 1 Freeing f iOm dis- ease.-! Free from disease. srftnri, -an'rra. He.ltby. ( vrcfltT? ) Sffrj a. Not terrible or fierce epithet of Vishnu. ity, disHiin'larity. ; flame. -3 N. of the wif a of Bhrigu and mother of A irva. Den. P- To 30. anger, calm- . JTfT^ Ku. 5. 53. ; of a tree -Gofflp. or won Ms. 3. 62. I Not shining, dark. 3T^f7: Absence of ness. 1 A 1 - -2 Disagreeable, ugly. Dissimilar, badoragly fi?ure.-2 The Pradhana of too Slnkhyas and unlike. : HTlf^T Formless, shapeless. 1 - *2 Ugly, deformed. -3 ( 3Ti*S!T ) Not angry. -2 Shining, J Unhurt. -4 reddish. a. Ved. Soft, tender, . ( ef also bland. ; supple. wife star personified ag the morning bard, soft loathing. sni^9Ta (f^*t/.)l Not shiniug or bright. -2 Canting IOJB of the sun,' anepithatof Kirna, Yama, Man 11 Vaivasvata, Mann 84 arni and Saturn see areonwfl ( -T ) N. of . ; therivers YamunaandTipli. jl=r^ wr^j f^^, or exudaSunday. Jiij milky sap tion of arka. !?!) sf^Tii SST:, N. of Saturn. Karna, or Y%ma. sun. /. light of the -33: a. one whose eyes r.re difficult be gazed al. ( -sr; ) an epitt.et of Vlrlj Pnrmh' 'Wn^ w. the red arka -r,ifrr to 148 HTnrtircWTt R- N. of the plant srfc. kind of birth vort ( g^r, leaves 5J5T ) with wedge-shaped Sf ) the leaf of the 3T< plant, j, nyr; N. of a plant ( (3% ) ; another tree ( arpP^: ) ) a flower of aria. ( -lift ), -gfStfSfr N. of a ffor N. of ft plant plant ( fj'rqft ). N. of Bu(snt). sfg:. -rhrT: 1. ddha, Sakyamuui. -2 a lotus ( tbe it I. an asterisiu influensun-lotus). ced b/ the sun. -2- tae eia.uLeo.-3. tree. q;^, -q stincted ( -3TT ) war 79 obr '- 45; 1. crvfapfa ^^ 'f^: ; - 5fws5W%7Mi1 tTrsfi^?^ Bk. 5T ; hymn. A small door-pin, a. Fastened wfi'Ssfii 3T?fsstT -?g sTTrfrT, gr ; bolt, J 100. 2. ) ; =^3- establish. a. Ved. Shining. Sff4*T a. [ sr4-of^ ] Worshipping, -1. to q;ft- ; m^r f^m ; i ^ frar ^?t ; of rays. -2. poetical inspiration ; ' brother finding out hymus. -Hr^f: of the snn ', an epithet of Aiiavaia. Containing flashes of lightning. ing aload, singing loudly. ST^ST a- Ved. To bo piaued costly. I ] Shining, bright -2 Praising. -3 Praised or worship- 3T^ a. [ar^-pj?; ] Worshipping, ^, -HT Worship, reverp aising. :.ce or respect paid to dei'.ies and ruperiora. I 2tO Me. 4 - .1. the ingredients ot are :-3m- ' this ( ; r 3T4*fN 3T^q pot. p. ; ofEeriiig oir(j[ or [ a^-smfai. worshipped,' respectable R. vunerablo, adorable, 6. 70. beiow. -Camp. sr| o worthy of a respectful offering. ^r*i presentation of a respectful offering. TOI^ff tate oi price, proper price, the cheapness or dearness of articles, fall or nse in prices Ms. 9. 329. -flCTI'T. ^Uwna the price of commo- 3T5i . 3T^f to be dities, appraising, assizes idol or : worshipped ; Worsoip, adora- image intended iftqrtr"irT?f5nC- Vt: TiJifrTar: ilbh.; ( there ilippute cise among acholais meaning of this passage / 1 fire 8. 402. 12. 1 able ; ; N. of Siva. 3T8(?Vl: a. [ srf-JJt w5-H?ffl ] 3T*Ei? invaluable Valu- 1 gee ; ^^ V. 1.8. vjirr Ved. Shiniug. a. v.-2 s. Venerable, deserving respectful ofHi. 6. 50, 1. 14 ; Y. 1. Worshipped, respectMs. 4. R. 10. 55 ed, honoured 35 Ku. 1. 59. '-^. E? I Aieapectfui cfferiug or oblaticnto a god or venerable person ( see-ari ) aHr: JunWs a?T i! e3f Mq Sk. 3TEqrlT^ V. 5. H^i below. ; ; [at? TV. ] I A wooden bolt, pin, bar &c. (for fastening a door or *H the cover of a vessel ) a bolt, latchbar sn'fcyT^t'&g^T f?(3f R. 18. 4; ; 16. 6 ; srnnitnSr? K. P. MR. 2 ; t 44 1 ; Si. 2, 118 24 M- ; 69 1. ; Ashes. M ; 11. Iiu. 1. 58, 6. 3* ^ impediment, something intervening an obstruction ; wr^ Pt. 2 R. 50 ; ( it often con of water given in a drona and forms part of the Madhuparka ceremony ). -2 A kind of honey. ; [ arSm-ft, ; fan 3. sisti only icr?*ra Ks. 4. 62 bolted f rum without oft nscd figuratively in the sense of a bar, weft ^5 U. i i ] 1 ( o ) To adore, wor- welcome with respect ship, salute, R. 2. 21, 1. 6, Ms. 3. 93 i 90 srpak ; 4. 84, 12. 89 ; ; M^a- llO. ; -ffr-tT ). flame (of ; -2 To be praised some is as to the pre- 3TI%: [ aK-c^] Ry, or of the morning twilight); an - goods; o!' 1 [ 9I^-31|; ] -2 An tion. ; iiu. 1^ To be adoied ] 2.10. Bk. ped I Belonging to arka. or worshipped. or woighippod. ; W5f 3TT ; A -2 ; : material of worship, respoctful offering or oblation to gods or venerable men, consisting of rice, DurvA grass &c. with or without watar |^T I T- ^T: Ms. 9ifaT q. T. " ^~ ; Y. 2. 25i ; it n Ms. 9. 305 TT5.TiVr?ra;f f% of. R. 1. 18 ( the point of comparison may also be the imperceptible way in which the sun absorbs water, see Pt. 1. 221 ). sitai Ved. brilliarRfc /. 1. finding ancy of rays. = 398 8. ;.nT^ very priceless HTfTt^l'- 3Tsrf ^r?rfvr: Ms. a>; A worshipper S''?'" Me. 11. 225. a. Ved. [ 3T^.H ^I W" 1 Adorable, venerable ( Say. ) : roar- adoring. Price, value 1 ; ). back increased a thousandfold, beig said to follow ar^f-T ] fix, settle, 3T^ I. 2. 15 reduced in their BO &* true value, depreciated ) law or manner of the sun; when a king exacts taxes from his subjects only to add to th'ir material comforts and happiness, just as the sun draws up water during 8 months of the year, only to give 3?^-^ J vow performed on HK- a I. 3F&3ci; To 3Tf^cf ] Subhash. 4: [ g^fl!T5fr.-2. the f^-fff ST^M, 3tPf, [ be worth", have value, to cost K4y- tfififi^i'fnf 5 ng?%t5; ww: N. of a tree ( aTsffSN* api. ^T:-iT P. I }>- his forth praises sing praise, honour, worship; JTTT^*1J STU^sT.q Bk. 2. 20 (-cau.) to worship, adore. to honour. tf 1 fij: who thus become* ; ; 3^ a solar year. ]. N. of a plant ( ). -2- a loun. ftvTO: marriage with the arfci plant ( enjoined to be performed before a man marries a third wife, Bb. to 51 ! joy. of. -2- to a. Belonging to a bolt or tin, the ditc of the sun. o I To honour, adore. worshipjf5ift*rT.tJflr<mi>c small by a K. 357. 17. ; 29. honours, res 1. ; bolt. chained, bolted Mv. peotfully obeys. (6 ) To honour, i. e. decorate, adorn U. 2. 9. -2 To praise (Ved.) -STostiine. -10 P. or Caul. f5Tf-o3^: etc ar^ifs aio. -2 A wave or billow. -3 The Ipaf of e door -4 A kind cf gtotra or ( splis ) K. P. 8 63 1. 15, 14. =3?Vfrr 5ITT5T ' Honouring, adoring. Praisicg, honouring, worsbippir.g. -2 Shining as a ray of m- (*3fi) A ray of tight, radiating. . 1 light. -f%: } [ 37^-5^ Un. 2. of light, flam) TJ%qf^urfVi}! i^HeiJTS^f Bv. 9. 67. 23; 3T&.. 107] 1 ( A ry ; R. 3. 14. -2 !Ti?fSiom'3ff'3ti&Tr3? 2. 20 ; LigQt, lustre ; ii^riTrift'^rTt Kn. Ratn. 4. 16 ( said to b also/. ) -/. N. of the wife of fsrr'g and mother of a^g. -m. I A ray of light. -2 fire. ; ; fffSHcfh <WTT . brilliaut, bight ; V. 3- 2. m, I 149 Fire, the god of Sre. -2 The sun A sort of subordinate deity. -4 -3 marrying Saimadra. By her he had N. a of Vishnu. -?ft 1 N. of the town or warld of A?ni. -2 One of ths 10 earths according to Buddhists. 1 P. [ arsrft, STRK, To procure, j(, arfsrg, STrtrr ] I secure, gain, earn, usually in the cam. in this sense fcr$?=Trf%*"iv'T V4*f*rarf3H y. 2. 118. -2 To take Bk. 14. 74. up sTrsTgtgsTterrftr ^ ; ; 1 To procure, acquire, obtain fT1f3r -10 P. orcoiw. ; ed. -2 To work or manufacture, make, ( ?r prepare I. -arg to to add let go, set free, deliver. -arra 1 3T??< 1. to came to go particular direction. -2. to. after or iua any thing, overcome. WTr% to add, append gay something in addition to what is already to visit with ; slid. 3TT to permit to leave, releas*, let go. T^ to drive out, remove. :r ca.ua. tu furnish, sapply, procure. srk^; <* ' [wir-afs] (-flrwr/-) Proauring, acquiring oae who acarsfVr quires or gets Smriti. -9T> N.of several plants ; ; named Abhimanyu. son After- ward* he obtained ths b:>w Gandiva from the god Agni whom he assisted burning the Kbandava forest. When Dharran, his eldest brother, lust the kingdom by gambling, and the five brothers went into exile, he wont to the Himalaya to propitiate t ha godg nd to obtain from them celestial weapons for use in the contemplated war against the Kauravas. There he fought with Siva who appeared in the disguise of a Kirata ; hut when he discovered the true character of his adversary he worshipped him and Siva gave him the Pasnin their exile, the Paniiavas entered the service of the King of Virata and ha hud to act the part of a eunuch, and music and dancing master. In the great war with theEauravasArjnna took a very distinguished part. He of assistance aoted as his charioteer c ecu red the Krishna who and related tohimthe Bhagavudgtia when on the first day of the battle he hesitated to bend his bow against his own ktnamen. In the course of the great struggle he slew or vanquished several redoubtable warriors on the side of the Kauravaa, auohag Jctyadratha Bhishma, Kama &o. After Yndhishthira had been installed acquisi- Gutting, f 163 1. t. ; Day. B. -J^forg^ On58 /. ) 1 White, brigbt, of the oolcur of day ( irr-sTr ] ; 3. clear, ; sfgiy ^^ffSTJ'T T! &'. 6. 9. 1 fq-flVwisfissnr^^fif Si. 1. 6. -2 Silvery. ;T: 1 The white colour. -2 A pea; COCK. -3 A -4 A sort of cutaneous tree (Mar. at^mi^i disease. ), with useful rind.-5 N!. of tlie third Panrfava who was a son of Kuuti by Indra and htnce cilled 3i1j also [ Arjuna wag so called because he wag 'white' or ' pure in actions ' ( "jurarf ^Tjfamt ^rfT *H g^ ^ ~ T: ffT I ry exile and (luting tbat time ho learnt the sciocco of arms from Paratnrauia. He married Ul,ij, a Naga Princess, by whom he bad a son named Iravat, and also Chitrongada, daughter of the king of Manipurar, who bore him a Ron named Baburuvahana. Daring this exile he Dvaraka, and with the help and advice of iiriuhnit succeeded in visited sovereign of Hastinipnra,he resolved perform the Agvamedba, sacrifice, and a horgo wag let loose with Arjuna as its guardian. Arjuna followed tu through many cities and countries and fought with many kings. Attbe city of Manipnra be had to fight with his own son Babhrnvabana and was killed but he was restored to life by a chirm supplied by his wife Ulupt. He traversed the whole of Bharata khand* and returned to Flastinapura, loaded with spoils and t/ibntes, and the great horse-sacrifice was then duly performed. He was after wards called by Krishna to Dvaraka amid the intestine struggles of the 1'adavat aud there he performed the funeral ceremonies of Vaiudeva and Krishna. Soon after this the five Pant/a vas repaired to heaven having it ; installed Partkshit-the only surviving son of Abhiraanyn-onthethroae oE Hastinapura. Arjuna was the bravest of the Pandavas, high-minded, generous, upright, handsome and the most prominent figure of all his brothers. He has geveral appellations, such as Partha, Qniiafcea, Savyas&chi,- Dhananjaya, Phalguna,Kiritin, Jishnn,Svetav4hana, GAndivin &o.].-6 N. of Klrtavirya, slain by Parasurama.See ijrrcftft. -7 N. of a country Bri. S. 14. 25.-S The only BOD of bit mother. -9 N. of Indra I A called commonly dual and -6 =p^rjjr. ( ^,"7: N. of the constella- p!. ) tion Phalguai. ^1 Silver. -2 Gold. -3 Slight inflammation of tha white of the e/e. -4 Grass. ^r- ( pL ) Ths (Jojcindunts of Arjuna. Camp. 3trfr: the teak tree also ^fnpf JT ; and rrjmNfTffl. Sifrj a. having a white stem or appeu.dage. yft a. of a white colour. vfgr : white-bannered ', N. of Hanumat. N. of a plant and its fruits. white, 1 putastra. Indra, Varnna, Yama and Kubera also presented him with their own weapons. In the 13th year of r tion A procuress, bawd. -2 A cow. kind of serpent. -4 N. of Usha wife of Anirurtdha. -5 N. of a river fr -J a. Belonging to Arjuoa. worshipper of Arjuna. SfT-J? i A [ forrr^ JIT ] Mr^**v0. with Arjuna plant*. 3TOT 3 -[^- ir] agitated I restless. ; Overgrown Being in motion, -2 Foamiag, ef- ft; 1 A flood, stream water (Ved.). -2 The teak tree. -3 A letter ( of the alphabet ) ; fr^ro) fervescing. ; ' -4 N. of a metre having 10 feet and belonging to the class called Dandika. -ajj A river (Ved.). -Si Tumult or din of battle, con- ngfrfter:- fused noiie. foam- Being agitated, .' ing, restreas (diy.). _ti. ( * cd. ; of water fall ; jprfra tfffi Jfi?^, 3To^109 V4rt. ] 1 A stream, flood, wave. -2 The ( foaming ) sea, ooenn ( fig. also ) ; ocean of grief so f%mj 3M ocean of men ; w*mi3f*a<5R Bu. 3. 10. -3 Tho ocean of air. -4 N. of a metre. -5 N. of the sun or Indra (as givers of water ). -Comp 3^. the extre1. N.of a mity of the ocean. ? i ^n; P. V. 2. ^^ ; T^: plant -2- the moon. 3Tfi?srrr. Lakshmi. (-4 ) ^ nectar. ( -*T ) a. sea- born, marine. ( -gf, -5r : ) .cuttle-fisha boat or strip. -tfi5v> 1. ^fhf:i-rrH inhabiting the ocean,' N. of Varupa, regent of the waters. -2 N. of ' Vifhnu. n 3T^W I Water [^-3Tg^-3^Un. a ; 4. HT^R'r: ^UT5TJirw The sea, ocean ( uusally %: Th ooean of air. -Oomp. q-. cloud. -2. N. of a plant gfa^. conch-shell. the waters. a- srnf^ f^ 196] flood, stream ; Si. 12. 69. -2 wave, -3 ). | . a vtq- Ved including a. Hiving muoh water. m. The ocean. : a viliog. - =31^15? C q- v. ^-35 ] I Blaming, reH Cen- -2 Sorry, gunved. sure, reproach, abuse. 156 Dk. 67 I grfrfj /" Pain, sor[ 3?^-f3j ] row, grrsf fstrrs''?? head-ache. -2 The end of a bcw. [ ter 5^-033 dramas in ( ] sui^ Provoking, quarrelsome ( Id A. [ 3!i%, epic 3TSEJ; 3f^5 [ 19: or ; e. gTr>fTOwrw R. 1. 19 2. 21 72 ^FiT%F5f: Ma 7. ; T JTrc5f^>n?r ir 71 Pit- annTs>*5 ; tftHJNS Mb. U*?3*roBk. 14. 88. -2 To strive ; ) C (c) Subas of letters will acquaint yo'i with the Twustf &wr*l: ibid.; 38 M. Mn. r?nr*nn!i sift<"mT ; M grfV^si: in ject-matter, contents &c. ; ; ; have no interest I Toreqnfst, beg, supplicate, ask, entreat, solicit ( with two aco. ) ; fa fff i matter ; ^T- sr^T arrr H-^rfit V. 2 if so I should krow contents s?g q-^^fiTTOTrfjT ?ptr 5 air ^T^rrrsf^TiiiiTtof ^RH^rarV^, gcrwrar ^frr^^r M. 4 made acquainted with fq-iTf 55yTanpTr am^ncfr *v JT wrfttrr 3 srstrfmf 3TTTr S 6 ; its ; ; to obtain, desire, wish. are: [ In some of its senses from in others from SK-ST^ Up- 2. 4 ; 3r Rft3rf*ft= Sir. ] 1 Object, puratflr ; end and aim pose, wish, desire ; ; Mn. 5 *$rnj 5.8; mawfiRa ?Tf Dk. 1 17 if it be nocoft used sssary Y. 2. 46 M. 4. 6 ; ; ; ; n this sense as. the last member of ; to money (said th, riches, property, be of 3 kinds :-gaf honestly ot; yi& got by more or legs doubtful means and jtor dishonestly got); cTTinfrriRWapjisrf R- 1- 7 fyJiwT: aBeff*nrr: Pt. ; 1. 163; 3m.'3-rT3fii j.. fffpr finiTfar on aooonnt of ', 'on behalf of,' and ised like an adj. to qualify coona ; Vart. riches w>rldly prosperity, regarded as one of the four ends of human existence, the other three b?ing rf, nnd jfrsr; 3 1 ) 16 7. rr^ with 37^ and ; g- 3 9. It mostly occurs in -7 62. ; ; well-known forms the 5. 38 qjiJT, 'sr5 (riad ; Ku. of. ; this sense ag ajj, and has an adverbial force ( a ) f%3 for what purpose, why Tsf for whom or which %jjt- siwf or arori ; ' R. 1. 25. fit, good -8 H. Ku. 1. 6. 13 . (6) ^ t- 4. 18; jRin^rftr r aw 13, 19; ^WlsNala. SK^Sf-2 Cause, motive, MjjaJ S^f: reason, ground, means means or cuuso sni%Tjii5: K. 2. 55 pj- =3Tiir*f 23. 9. ; ; Ms. 213.-3 Meaning, sense, is of arsj impurt signification, 3 kinds i-^r^icr expressed, s^j or indicated (secondary), and nfiq or sugK. P. 1 ; *w7 gested ursCrtf 5i*?rf WTSJ ?5ff sir'i^nr f=roi is: 8. (itsri^ * ; ^a: ; ; 51 ; * ftvsr qrtmif wfifatrf: Nir. ?TC, W, (tlie *[*, ffa^^jt gar: Pt. 2. 33. what do brutes care for merits Bh. 2. 48 ;^iT^srrjj: ; Si. 18. e. 3 ; suit, petition. Action, plaint ( in actual state, fact of the matter ; as c *nmr, 3T&K, ffT*p^.-12 Manner, kind, Bert. -13 Prevention, warding off HQT fiT'tfr >JIT: prohibition, abolition (this man:ug may also be de: ; ; from 1 above ). -14 Price perhaps an incorrect form for 37^.) rived a ; ; -10 law). -11 The b"pging; reqaest, objOi9 of sense are five Wfl and 3^ ) -5 (a) An work I 0) Kuval. cf. aleo K. P. 10. and S. D. 709. ( Instances of this figu-e abound in Sanskrit literature, especially in the work* of K&lidasa,. .M4^ha and ; Bharavi). -3?i>^ff a. \. rich, wealthy. -2. significant. -sriS^ a- one who longs for or strives to get wealth or ara^it: a figore object. of speech determined by and dependent on the sense, and not on sound amriT! I. acquisi(opp. SIS^SK). tion of wealth, income mnr Pt. 1.-2. collection of property. -J. conveying of a sense S. D. 737. W%; ; ; surfer: /. [ awtT 3rg;er>w amraI%f5: ] 1. an inference from circum- Fruit, result ( son place astr. ). of H$- <* -17 ). -16 N. of The second from the H -18 N. of Vishnu. ( in it is 'assumption of a thing, not itee'f perceived but necessarily implied by another which is seen, heard, or proved '; it is an inference i.sed to account for an apparent inconsistency as in the familiar instance ?pft f^n =r w?p the ap; ^tr ' fatparent inconsistency between cess' an 'not eating by day' is accounted for by the inference of bis 'esting by night'; _ no separate only a case of 373x1 ra and can be proved by a *fa}*-Hfinricf. Tarha K. 17 ami S'. D. 460. -2- figure of speech ( acsirding to same rhatjrioitnl ) in which a relevant assertion suggests an inference not actually connected with the subject in hand, or vice vena ;it Stric'ly mode speaking oC proof; it ig it is corresponds to what is popularly e \s\^f^jf g. called *3f?rs!TH! or ; Dump. wfSretrret charge of money, office of treasurer "* * ftqtainft fl- 2. ; Mtmamsakas. It is ' deduction of a matter from that which could not I 18 3frRasrr4: Nala. 12. 95 -9 Asking; ir ( matter, 66; itaf-?r Bg. 3 ; affair, bnaineiB, 46; f^TlV Dae, want, need, concern (with ingtr.);^Trs5j:3^oT 3Tra= Pt- 1. what is the nse of a eon Keing born; 3faj S'ifiU: Dk. 59 ; q?iJ- -15 Kath. 2. wtff* Bg. q. '. (6) also sqsj in 21 that wliich cin be perceived by the senses, an object of sense ; Ku. 7. 71 ; R. 2. fHr*! H. 1. 146 4. general and vice vena; WTi^ WITHri'^OT^r: *fi f nfRJFTf n ( else be'; ; ; * aiMtice 1 to support a particular instance, or a particular instance, to support a general proposition ; it is an inference from particular to TRJ Tf 2. D 2 anw'fo'3 K ^nTn^i-T 3- moaning. Fzrr?T: a figure of speech which a general proposition is in stances, presumption, implication, one of the five son/ces of knowledge or modes of proof, according to the ; Pt. 1. 44; naitfwrsroritf ')*i3ftftnr:Bg. 1.9; (c) gtanop, new affair. -4. opposite or antithetical mening, difference of ( ) Use, advantage, proarr f? w'Tetfim^ TU^FT"Sc5T STT: R- 1- 29 ft* the good of others anft^sfrji?!: sgr Ms. 8. 24 good and evil $fiiraTr3&i 9. 52 *JT; ; *t sTOfTJTWnwsT ; gin any ; f 5c9T5ar^ Ms g^ Attainment of or ^m 2- motive 3 18. -3. a ; ?r% :omp oands and translated by 'for,' intended for ', for the sake of,' ' a treasurer, one financial duties, finance minister. urrVrof inquiry after a matter. STBT ' another or different meaninsf. Tt. another cause J*iqrsf 1121 I m. with charged messages (i) Interet,object; m*r?naRar matters of message,!, elder sis- ). Ved. a. An Mo. 56 business of iftanf: ; Ringing, i. e. musical concert ( apparatus of singing ) ; *%TTIT: Me. 5 ; : Amaru. 100; - 8, 43 ST* 8. 151 -X niggardly, parsimonious ; Bh. 2. Pt. 1. 425. -aqfitif. the leading source or occasion of the grand D. thus defines the figure: 47 quigition of wealth ; so object in a drama ; ( the these ' sources 'is five CW: an introductory dramag ); 3raY scone ( in S. D. 308. TTJTT a simile dependent on sense and not on Bound ; see under gijur -3 m. the glow or warmth of wealth srofTOorr fsrrfffr: s^r: *r ^ : (TraT wi {rfsr: arfaj, money .-^t treasure, hoa'd ?T/- ).-^l ing in wealth, enriching ( <* I f bring- sri^ffr ; ^ n. a principal action (op p. a degirous of wealth wealth and ( sensual ) JTTO$:}). -3?nT ( -nr dual ) -5^ desire or pleasure ;R. 1.25. a difficult mutter. -2- pecuniary I. diffi- doculty ; * gircpf^E^s s li ing or execution of a Dullness; srijjV BTW^T'IT: Me 38 -anr: due order or sequence of purpose. -TO a. I. based on the sense (as a Ttr). -2- devoid of fens*. -UTT depth of meaning vrnr- -fW Ki. 2. 27. -ff a. ({ft extravagant, wasteful, prodigal ; f 1.73; Mi. 9.80. f%v* a- 1thinking of profit. -2. Laving charge of affairs 5ff*Wf%<TiR( Mg. 7. 121. fitHT, -f%?pi charge or administration of ( royal ) affairs JWT *f T^Wfoil of -71^1 I. dt-cla ation of any purpose. -2. aiBrmatios, declaratory assertion, an explanatory depth avarice. cept by stating the good arising from its prop >r observance, and the evils arising from its omission, and also by adducing historical instances in of wealth, considerable property Dk. 63,S.6;Mk 2. 6. -3. all matter* ; Ki. Si. 11. 6. -4. its own meaning 3. 48. -=jr a. knowing the sense or purpose snjjr ^IGift! T?HK3> Nir. ntv 1 the real truth, the fact of the matter ; H. 4. 91. -2- the real nature or cause or any thing. -^ a. 1. yielding wealth Dk. 41. -2- advantngeoni, productive of good, useful. Ms. 2. 109. -3. liberal, munificent ; its ; support ; ^jf^rJr^r qrfrrfr: srr? ; ; literary f ault or blemish with regard t ) the sense, one of the four doshai or blemishes of literary composition, the other three being q^fr, T^tSI^iT, and sfprfiT ; for definitions &e. see K. P. 7. f3t?i a. = arqV-m Nir. -T^^rasT a dependent on wealth. determination, decision. -iiiffS 'the lord of riches' i3rfVfirB:*ir- -f3|rjTi: 1. i tu " ' a9t kind includes aim and object ) of any work. -4 praise, eulogy artforf irqr: ajfr 9 ^ eBf*TO7lf U. 1. -ft^frsi comprehending the HP rise, one of the six exercises of the understanding (sffsr). real I wise ,sagaciou. -ft-f%^; a. sensible, srjjq: difficulty in the comp'ehension of the sense. -ft5^af=JT^(5rawrohange I- deviation of meining. f^f5T: from truth, perversion of fact. -2. also ?tf. -f^var prevarication a reprehensive repetition of doniflS. D. 490. thing uttered by another; accumulation of wealth. ; "f(%! / With re- lar object of ; *j^rfa> M41. 1.7 '!Vr* meaning ; 28. 7. Si. fact, truly ; ^ Hri -2 In ; Mv. -3. For the sake of money, gain or prolt ^jrf?sr?TO ?'9TWf ?5t*W?T: ^5f Mn.l.l4.-4. On account of, by reason of. -5. By reason of wealth or a particular purpose sr&rt 3. < ; ; S^ifr Trfr *rr srrft Mk. ar^tT: jffr^ 3.27. aHhrr Request, entreaty, ; N. 5. suit, pe- 1U. wg ; ; meaning, arfofurjwinr: srfStrrlrtf P. 1.2.45. -4 Serving aouie purpose ; ^ successful, useful 3Jr^T3pirr Ki. 11. 62 ; 10. 62. -ado. According to a purpose, -m. ( -TM; ) A man. ; araf^TF We.alth, property Mu. 6. anfi^ ind. ( abl. of sj$ ) I As a matter of course, of course, in fact; ; HWWT i&t Hf*ir?r'rrcr H^f^ tTfff^^i^T8- D. 10. to the circumstances as a matter cf or state of the case -2 According ; fact. -3 That is to say, namely. I A crier, a- conver5f expenditure sant witli money-matterii. -5rrr I the science of wealth ( political eco- watchman.-2 Especially, a minstrel whose duty it is to announce &o- ) the different fixed ( by song nomy) -2. science of polity, political science, politics; Dk. such as the periods of the day, hours of rising, sleep'ng, eating &o. sn'dnp-P- Requested, asked, de- with poli"sTl^flftl one dealing a politician MIL 5. -3. science precepts on general conduct, sired. ff Wish, desire; [ *rft-T6 ] supplication, petition. 3it5cTfi -*$ 1 State or condition of EITJ: ; ; nFSr*TT$-R.2.4G; 1.59;9.3. 18. 1 Pt. 1. 74. -2- an epithet of Knbera. I- intent on gaining "TCi -g1 tics, wealth, greedy of wealth, covetous. the science of practical life ; ] 1 ; ; ; 3p}-m%5 K. 14. ST&nr. <> 1 Wealth, rich 23 -2 Significant, foil of sense or ft trsr^rsft S. meaning ; 3T<S^R 5 Pt. 1. 136 Ki. 3. 51. -3 Having ( ; [ gikshi to be of three kinds: : compliant. ( -^:) N. of Knbera. ^srsf perception of objects Ki. 2. 33 ; Dk. 155. fTOT I. H. 3. 115 extravagance, watte Ms. 7. 48. -2- unjust seizure of property or withholding what it due. -3. 4. finding fault with the meaning. spoiling of another's propeity. -!(T<sr: arfoi tad. ference to the meaning or a particu- tition many varieties ). -3 onn of the s z means of finding out the tityarya 4. favourable, wealth : Pt. 2. 42. -r%3fa. understood from the very context ( though not expressed in words), inferable from the connection of words. r^r^i / f ?TiTf: Qaut. ; ; of wealth, wealth, treasure, property. aggregate of causes. -iTWTfTT: J. treasure. -2. acquiuition of wealth. -^rt^f. accom; ligbmentof a desired object; Ki. 1. 15. -tf^-r: connection of the sense with the word cr sentence. tntrer a. 1. accomplishing any object. -2. bringing any matter to a conclusion. -*TTT: considerable fulfilment of a desired object, gricCCB3.-$T o. inheriting wealth. -ypr 1; deprived of wealth, poor. -2. unmeaning, nonsensical. -3. failing. ; mean- -frg^: accumulation or acquisition -ij^ a. receiving high wages ( as a or servant ). distinction ^T. difference of meaning 3Tmlfr $ref mrt -JIT I. property, wealth ; *Tf!Pt. 2- -2- tie whole sense or object, -gifT a. significant,full of meaning Kn,1.13.-t?r>T: acquisition of wealth. ; ; ing. -2 wealthy ( sjRm ) (-) I- a collection of things. -2- large amount 1 -H-JT'^: remark, exegesis speech orai>sert on having a certain object ; a sentence (itnsully reco ntneads a f3f^ or pre- ; . f IrfWT 5^ purity or honesty in moneymatters; jT^rt **r* sJMMmJjrfte *rt. Ms. 5. 106. -Rftrnr I. accumulation of wealth, -2. treasury. D. 317 ). -mTrT; I. usury .-2- administration of the affairs irni a. derived or ( of a state ). understood from the sense. -sftJ: 1arrangement of words, composition, text; stanza, verse S. 7. 5 ejfenmSirqr V. 2. 14 pnt or expressed in elegant words. -2. connection ( of the soul) with the objects of sen^. ~3r% a. selfish, -ij'nj; indication of the (real import). -rr*.a. entitled to a share in the division of property. -ffr>T: ; -srrsr a. I TT ; /. ) f^Swnrt S. D. ^nf f??: 3TqVf ; ; *ttfftf.T Udb., II ; nror H. Pr.3.-2. ngeful, advantage- ous.-^^ T ST^fl W^Jfa? number of jisin-jraTPrfa S. ; 40 ; 3 ; ; giving ; Pt. 1. ' a supplicant, begging, request ; ^ 152 R. 11. 2 K. 141 ^^sj desire ;M. 3; -2 Wish, R. 14. 42 ; N*fttWtRac*Tt Ki. 13. 69. ' 8e kin S to ; Pt. 1. 142 ; srfS^a. [3T&-5^1 desirous gain or obtain, wishing for, of. (with instr. or in eorap.^gcrciiMu. 5 *r> Dk. 132 Ht wr?aTrt Mb - Ve ; war W3 TOT*ir ; 25 6 - ' or aronfr Pt. 1- 4. 6. -2 Entreating 3Tff ( with gen. ) one betrging any KB. -3 Possessed of de; <*TVmW sire' 1 ""' ST^U? nrwTr^: R - 10 18 a a'ks, begs or solicits One who ; suppliant, suitor; -gsir^iTnrr^ 2. 64; 5. 31; 9 27; r. B.I- 6; nr* Ft. mfr I 46 ; plaufiff, ant, prosecntor spraroiwriOTt *nr w ; ur^WHW! . ?r- A master -4 servant, follower. -Ooap. 1 complain- a^ risni'sl^R ". 39. -3 A i tWfKnRffrn Rlord. . um*& **f ^rm*: Mv -2 (In law) A 30. 1 or state of a enpMil. 9 30. -vrpr: begging, request; tthedi8 P oaal of beggsrs -TTtI ( In co*'?- ) Destined or intended for, doome-1 to Ms. srtn: Tr35mJT 12-^16. -2 Belonging or relating tojEfiJT -^w 17 ' 27 ; ^ be Ft anked or sought for. -2 [ suitable aw-JT^ 1 Fit, proper, not f^nj. Mv. 2. 7. -3 Appropriate, deviating from the sense, signi; ficant *rr- ?(iT^wrerrTHT fjfi? ; CTWT R. * 6, ; -z$ wealthy. -5 Wise, intelligent. Red chalk. 3T^ 1 P- f WW> 3^' 3Tr ^- 3T <% or ar* 1 1 To affiict, torment sri^T, ^stiHTOTTO ^Jstrike, hurt, kill Bk. 12. 52, s^o caul, belnw. ^srnrfa -2 To beg, request, ask; fSriffa^tir R. 5. 17. -3 sir^r'f sn^ffr^nTKVft To go. -4 To move, be agitated or moved be scuttared fas dnst) fly : ; ^ 1 ; ; Ved. ) (The pieces, dissolve ( bnt pa*t participle ia usually 3TP&, anf when the root is preceded by arivr, in ft, flf, cf. *; P. -Cain, (or 10 P.) torment, distress Tmn i^nt Mb. 1 &o kill 46 ; ( b ) To ( a ^?r ; >Tf VII. ; ) 2. To 24-5) afflist, (T^-T^rVr^- nfTJTrf^fT, Bk. 2. sttr up, 9. 19 15. 90. rouse, agitate, sbak" vohemnentl v, make agitated or restless. -3 To ; distort ; 1 ; 3r|iVf5Ti'r^r ; - ; filt to oppress or press bard in return, assail in return, return an attauk. f% Ved. to go or mova away to oppress, harass, pain. be scattered ( -Caul ) to cause to annihilate. or diaeolred, destroy, *T ; wound caus. to pain greatly, disirea*. 3^To. 1 afflicting, Distressing, tormenting 5*, ; r?y -2 Moving - being agitated. restlessly, ?r [ vfe 53^] Distressing, afflicting; pain, trouble, anxiety, disturbance, exo toinpnt, agitation, restlessness 4, - I moving. -2 Asking Qoin't, begging. -3 Killing, hurting, giving pain. Asking, begging. -2Sick- 1 3Tsfr> neaa, disease- -3 Fire. ; heraiplegia (paralysis of thn tnusoles on one aide of the face and neck ). arnffaR a. f STfifmtWW-^ ] Suffering from the spasms of jaw-bones. according 3f>J a. [ ^jJ-f5rT-3T^ to Nir. fro'n f or =(C<] Half, fo'm ing a half ( divided into 2 pa'ta ) ; ; -3T-$-3f& the one half-tha other half. ^i-^sf ] 1 A plaon, region, country; honss, habitation ( Vc^. ). [ -2 Increase ( ff^ ) -3 Wind. -4 A ^J,-^ :! A half, psrt_portion, niHe. half portion H$Tr5T ir^cTflT arSr ff^fn TfTiT: TifJT'l ^ffff V. 2 tr1 ; ; ; ^&t first half ; so T^' 5T%or southern half right side ( latter half half on srn so sr^ir", ) , ; tlie TT, mti &c. ;T^f f%fiTrS 1.9 dividR- 3. ed in half ^*3Trar5 M. 27 59,12.99;Trtr^5TiiBh 3. 107; one ; ; part of two, ap*rt, W^ywf^a 3f5T- TTWTiT: 8nrnta. -WiTH 3rft to torment excessively fall upon o- at- ; ; -flomp --3ir% Mk. 8. 42. ptrily ( Ved. ). see ari^ -2 Veirnes!, proximity ( 3T(J may ba compounded with al'oost every noun and adjeotivfi member of compound as first ; ; a half of with noun* it in^ans and forms an T^ffrfl'mT r ' ', n. side-look, hslf tha wink ; boriy. 35rit -3^Tt half thi distance "(TjfT^r a see 8. D. 575. fault io composition hilf. l3r?T: a half, the afrSr^ a. sharing a half, -sr^s.-^ I- half of a ; ; half, quarter ; ^r*rWr -STW'T |. half a seat firfrftovft B. ; 3T/HT* "ft^T 6. 73; wirrl-rf^wt WtTgtrqTff^mi^lrf^T S. 7 ( it being oinsidered a mark of very great rn-ipsct to make room for a guest &c. on the same seat with onielf ). -2- greeting kindly or with great respect. -3. exemption from censure. sion 1. iff: moon, 3T%TJ-.p. [art-^] Tormented, afflicted begged &c. -?r A disease, soasm of the jaw-bones, tetanus or *h number' gir pain, *ft^T qrr%- ^TT", strike, hurt, injure, W1M %?TST-2I^T-^T To 15. afflict, ; iWT suffer S* Bk. T1T&T! 3T? ; oppress 31*11% frfr f Tt7: ( ff: ) P. VII. 2. 25 8k. fr Ved to stream forth, flow out!j to over wo^k, to work or exert oneself be yon fl measure to cause to flow swiy. ' - ; tack 115- -3jf*r to distress, ihrr*irf Me. 6 ; Mv, 2. 9. : -2of a the half or crescent semicircular, impres- crescentN. 6. 25. -3. finger-nail, shaped nail-print an arrow with a crescent-ilnped head f = srNiT below. ); JT>r% N. of a that of which Siva Me. 59. TTF ft a half belongs to Indn. ; ^ half said or uttered vrfw ; TTmT? Hgmw U. 1. -Tl%; / ?f5r 3T brokun n interrnpte-1 spBenh.-Tcf J? speech water reaching hal f the body.-T^T: ; rising of the hilf moon -2- par-3. a kind of parvan "arra^ of posture in mBrlitition. a uort -TrTtT <* I- half risen. -2. half uttsr1. the tial rise. ed. -3WUT ; a. [ 3T^: 3T-?T^ *V W5r> ] reaching to the middli of thethiglu(-^)I.a short petti-ooat (Mar. ^FK ) see ^n^, -2. mantle, veil. -^a- a. half done, incomplete. -%j! N. of Rndra. -qfr^T! a moiety of ; nn^'streasure.-^rfff^^fo. measuring a kind of hilf a kndava. >^rt, -fr measure, half a Khirt; P. V. 4. 101. N. of the river Kivert; Ved. 1. in the middle of the womb. -?. N. of the rays of the sun. a necklace of 24 strings. -ip ifta : a hemisphere. gunja. qfefa, -^fikn.- N. of tbn nine black Vasudevas and the nine enemies 1 of Vishgu. ^-5- a. cresoent-shape'l. half moon; fl-fij^ ftuftT (_^-.) 1. the IT- Kn. 6. 75. 2, the semicircular marks on a peacock's tail. -3.an arrow wi tha crescent-shaped bead; sirjjj^. g^srirr%^r^ 5>??frgwj; R- 1 2. 95. -4. a orescent-shaped nail-print. -5. the hand bent into a semicircle, as 1 : &o.; with adjective', it has an adverbial force ; 5^nT half dark ; &" so -Tf; hilf eaten "f^ff, "jof with numerdl adjectives it may ' mean either a half of or 'with an ; ', ' additional half 50 ; ^half of lOOi. . or sr^r ^5^ srff i. e. 150 ; with ordinal nn nerals'witha half or that ; for the purpose of seizing or clntch- rf in 153 anything ^ g-r to seize by the neok and turn out ^nrfTr*r5fwr^%?t Pt. 1. (-jfr) N. of a plant (*5i**nr). night 3rorfrr5 fwffrtTST^W H. 16. 4; RTBS'l'Cf^ Dk. 109. -2- a night containing half a whole day or 21 hours. ; ; ; ^3T3fTT, -^rgrr^flr a. half-mooaihaped. ( _ T ., _f^ t /. ) a meniscus. N. of a climbing plant. a short bodice. a kind of *i\w, see under fii /. half the body. fS^f: N. P: TUT: 5T3: of a plant ( ^ncriWf ) 55: a kind of musical instrument f^sf,-fir^T: I- half a day, mid-day. -2. a day of 2 hours. 1. demi-god. -2. jyq-. Ved. being near the gods ; ( ^mrf *fal=T: Say. ). ^rforf7 omeasuring a half dropa. rrc: knife or lancet with a single edge (one of the 20 surgical instruments mentioned by Siurota ). srrcrsn a HWN crescent-shaped iron-pointed arrow KTWtTST^fr vvqrtr?: V. 5. *m*TT: a form of TTHT?r?r:. Vishpu. fr3T: a form of Siva, ( half male ; and half female). *r* half a boat. twenf5r?rr midnight. cr^rSTrl / ty-five. iror: a measure containing ^ half a papa. half way. ( -Sr ) midway Y. 2. 198. -in^t half a pada or foot ; 3f.Jt ; Ms. 8. 325. irt^rrarw a. born or produced in the ardhapanch&la. IKnw: a kind of pigeon ( arJit- -- Jr <mrw t5 canter ) ; JOP, TT Si. 5. 10. ^ St*TT>iT! f^r* W Wtw* Ku. 5. JTgfifjTmT ?PT50; K. 7. 45. ; ; PHft 134. hlf ; --Hffg-T: ).-TrW"r a side-!o3k,glance, ( S leer. -^^- yn:, -JT3ri a composition for instances see Ki. 15. 27 Si. 19. 72.-The 8ar. K. describes it na a fiartificial ; ; gure of speech thui : 'GVfwxm jrRf. arij^rt =nn a wTorwqrij -morw i necklace of 12 strings ( trrsr^ con- of 24).-m*r t.halfa (short) syllable. -2- a term for a consonant ( srspi ^Tsrjrp^ ). jmr" ind. midday V. 1. 3. WTR: half a month, a fortnight. jrrwTW = wrr%9f see , ( sftfbr* -3-str- middle-aged. (argning half perlshablensss). ft half or incomplete murder; Sur.; Y. 3. 75, 89 (jrtfftfs). -9 N. of a people. -10 N. of a hell. " demon Wfi%t 1 A serpsnt-like conquered by Indra. -2 All-pervad- Kn. ing lord. fjrar: . N.of the followers of Kanida 4. 31. TT the radius of a 5^ fifty. 51* [ 3T4>T5HW half a meal, -fwx: a kind of fish, a low voice. -sraqr a. having -^rra. having only ahalf left.-5rr a. half clotiried. ha'f a s^r-jf: Sloka or verse, -^-n a. equal to a half. N. of a class of metres in which the 1st and 3rd and 2nd and 4th lines have the same syllables and Gants soon as jfrnnn. a/ half the crops, half erown. a. Afflicted witb 3T?r^ circle. 3n?a.[^.T=j]Up. 3.152 Little, smill. ^ i R Mb 20 imrifr mid- ] unimportant. Ved. f vrt A child, pupil. [ cf. L. orbui. ] to Nir. <. [ According " - ( -rf ) minute, shirt; *U: Rv. 1. 27. 13. -2 Weak, emaclat. -4 Young, ed, lean. -3 Foolish ; 1. a cultivator, ploughtakea hilf the crop for his labour Y. 1. 166. -2. 3TPRf q- T ?T, -Sfrir^ a. occupying the Lalj ( of tb.9 body ) : Kn. 1. 50, Bh. 3. . man who = ; 121. -girt a necklace of 64 strings. =?**: half a ( short ) syllable. o. Half see srSf. Half a verse, hemistich a class of words either ; r m. or ; W (mf.) [OTROT ] arra^ Measuring a half irfTW^r Ms. 3. -2 Entitled to half a share Y. a. ; : A half-caste man wf/n H 1. 2. ; 3 w- Parisara. : a. [3rq--3TfRr!T ?fV] entitled to a half l ; Ms. 8. -irt I A R- boy, child; ^Tf T *rr<'l4<|U4f( 1 -2 A country to which one should go ( niT'i^I' * f^cTwmftmr! ) -3 A- cemetery. Nar3TTfra. Narrow, thin. A rowness.' A meaunre arifot n. 296. -5f. -5 Like, similar childish. of one dropa. A disease of n. [ SR- STT^[ the eve ( said to be of 5 kinds 3nf a. [ d-l] ). Excellent, belt. * -2 Respectable. -3 Attached, true, devoted. -4 Daa' v kind. ^ fit 1 A T WIT W^T3T Sharing or 210. Prospering, succeeding. I Belonging? to thehilf ( of anytbingV -2 Fit to be increased. 3TPIT [ ^l-f3r*-<^? ] I Placing or putting upon, setting upon: mffi&mrStire^r^ R- 2. 35. -2 Inserting, placing or putting in. -3 Giving, offering, resigning; fw%CTwr5*nrar B. 2. 55 ^wrq-ai'j n^!^ririr?>Tr: 13. TTT 1 A of ths third trib3, Vaisya. mistress. -1 A woman of the Valiya of a Vaiya. tribe, if? The wife arm the mistresi of an -Oomp. true or 4r ya vtft the wife of ^a a Vaiy *it hasband. legitimats of rank. . amorV [3T*-ani^-#tT T] of the Vaifya tribe. A woman ; ; P. V. 2. 57. Jrmrer <* I- happening every fortnight. -2. lasting for a fortnight ; Y. 2. J77. gr&. f. a half-clenched hand. *rnr: half a watch. w. f wf: sm^T'- T^t ] a warrior who fights on a car with another ( who is not so skilled at a swelling or tnmoar. ST^P* ] -fb mid-day, r?3fr a kind of cake. sistina: g xharine a half, entitled Ms. 8. 39. -2- a compan- ion, sharer rmT ; * ar |. HTS^a. kind of , a half gal- HTnr*T sharing a half ^rr fS*r wr?TTf?*t|Tfftre? Y. 2. to a -- g^jpfrf^- half a watch, \nts a half, JT5T-. one hour and a half. half a share or part r <- *rwnif%Tffr:. -wnffni: the Visarga sound bef ore ^,^ and y, socalled bsoause its sign is the half of a Vi- of various kinds ) ; i Ac. -2 One hundred millions. -3 N. of a mountain in the west of India (Abu). -4 A serpentlike demon killed by Indra. -5 A serpent. -6 A cloud. -7 A place of A pilgrimage ( of the Jainas V -8 long round mags, lump of flesh *rr^ tumour, ar?5TPr w^or Bg. 9. 27. -4 Restor?qrH ation, delivery, giving bck Ak.-5 Piercing, perforating fr?$crr Dp- 9; 1. n IMTlThe Si. ; ; -2 The head of the Manes 29. -3 Pitris or : Bg. 10( mean Said to also fire, god, an The constellation _ _ ; z. .. Mantra and the tongue of fl. -Tv. ). 3HW: [ sff-m-M^ Up. 4. 2 ] of the arka plant. -5 One of the A bosom-friend, play.4dityas. -6 N. of the 12th fellow. -Oonrp. The heart lunar mansion. oblation, a ; flesh in the heart. 3T3^1 P. (WTO, WFTT, aiffj) To go towardt. -1 To kill, hurt. 1 -q^ WTTTHi nutive of Compassionate V. 3. 84 ; am^ P ( ). dimi- 154 SJtJ* The gnn To P. I Ht i. [ boom s ; ^-^KT Going, I ] rnnning. -2 Mean, unworthy, censurable ( ITS? Dn. 4. 112; m. ( 3T=fr, sjfift, srStr: yfWff 5. 54 ) &c. ) I .A horse '&ur ffniit^iiirt ffSTTi *!i 12 31. -2 An epiclKt of a horg* or its driver. -3 Oa* of the ten hora<M oE the moon -4 Tnd/a -5 A shirt spun ( jrrirSiii {tror ) aft A mare. -2 A h*wrd. procures*. I moving, ; -3 A nymph. -Comp. -^g one of the principal seven days of tbe son. : v$r Possessed of < N. of [ 37t-ft'fl% ?if a tribe or people in tbe gnuth mentioned in the MaVabharata and con- friend. oursers, qnered bv Sarin^eva I W Coining hitherward "Pp (He opp. ) (t tho b >nk of a in time or ( pUc). -5 5 point -3 Before ind. I -2 From ( in time vr ri -4 Bein< below ing, subsequent. ward, on this side. gr^ a Bringing fur; ind''*rit N. of kinga ; w^nPile, 3T^ u^ *r Un. 5ir [^j 105 misfortune, gin\ Damage, hurt. 5Tj -lonrp. ] pi I e groi, BO railed because to cure pile (-p). 1 it ; said { -2 one part of bntter- ; with thre parts of wat Ms 9. 144 Ram. 5rmr^ 3T?TW a- [ 3T5T^ 3T^T-3T^ or ; plac) ; ; -4 On the lower gide, behind, dswnwir Is ( opp. -5$ ). .5 Afterl 59. ward*, gabgeqaently. -6(W'th I in ) Within.neir 7* gTTfijTTwgfw r=m S. 1. 15. ?tfr5*rjr -fiomp ^r?s . posterior time. ^rf^j? a. b, L.ngm* to proximate time, m drn ; _ i modernneg, pogterity of time 9fi.-^jy the near bank of a ftc*a. Ved. having the h month hitherward. *g riches. (-5:) I. rain. -2. . 3Tf^ with ; ] ?K ; M'. river. >e or offering a cloud Vel. epithet of three days during which the Soraa garriflce ig performed. N. of a tferg; m H. creation of beiogg in which the current of nutriment tendg down. wards, or where the men are addict d to sensual enjoyments. -4 Beeirning, proper, ). ?7r^ Pt. 3 ; fit %- , with gen. >jfrnff wfnjort Pt. 1. 87-12; ; or in coiup.: 80 21, ^ qnnSrff^ 1. 275 -5 Worth (in money ), costing see b^'ow. %: T sr|-^ ] 1 X. of ladra. -2 N. of V ghnu. -3 Price ( as in rrjij ) irfrforsqrqTTTtfjr^gjr: Ku. 5. 12 ( K$W$\ ilfg. iTsj^ar ; Ak. ; to hurt, malicious. si: 1 -2 N. of a de-non. 3TTOT a [^iX 1 Flowing, moveable. oft qf Going, moving. F.re. ^ ^O 1 ; JT^jf: Malli. -4 Fitneis, prooriely. ). Means of moving, conveyance. -2 -5 Motion, course piercing or pricking pain. ship, adoration 1. 75. A epic A. ai flT'lT =T,5^ "JSTi Ram ) I deserve, merit, b' worthy of feffSr* su*rsFiri( with ace. or inf. ) "? 1 with ( cc. ) sg ; inr; rVs'T fr" ^lfr?f^ S 6 ST r T^'i'saRffr^ Ms. 9 3 also with iuf =r *r pp^iqu^rff M*. 8. 147 11. 7, 18. -3 To be obliged or required to do a thing, ; . ; ; ; oft implying or obligation grn^ft Y. 2.49 ;fflfsr duty ; 3T*?% ind. In the proximity of MiHr* a. Ms. r^t ; ; ). ^"r 2. 58 Wor; H. 55 Si. 15. 22 14. 58, R. 11 23, Ms- 3. 54. qri> vrT3!gT R- Mf off be allowed to do any e 'titled to, thins , Ki ; ; ; ma ( ; 3T^ af-oir [ 3?| fft-SJ? ] Worship, adoration, honour, treiiing with respect or veneration 3fijorrTf^ ^f^' 1 ( To deserve to bs done ; sro^r irr^ >rv ^w?i% N. 5, 112 Ok. 137. -5 To be equal to be worth, sr R irr^l3 near- ; fnm? *=j also Afflicted ] 76 inf. Afflict- Ms. 3. 4. a. [ a*fr Bg. 1 37; so JTR,**rc ',^ &e -3 Being required, obliged, or aMowed ( with 1. marking nnt plant. ei with )ileg ; ; --gw Elitber- a certain i 3If a, | Rpectab|o, worthy of respert.degerving 3T?rT>rfjf7^f%!ft 392. -2 Wor^SJTjiff JTHT* Ms 8 thy of, having a claim to, entitled to ( with ace., inf .. or in comp ) *r- 4. N.o. th plant stroying ; ! de- o. jr ; ; v. q ; ; Fnllow- 2 -HT^ = 3T5T*r -2 ) he- or 1^3T*% srfww^ir wgrfrwg^ K 125; w*i^ *r?wr(?*qrrifr ?TT n^ffr &t: Y. 176,113 1.254 M 8. 30 5 12. ; living in^the Konthern forest. ( Mad 25 pray wait. &o. ; 2 58 will 3- ^i- sfrg^f i% 1. 10 be pleased or be good enough to listen to it Ku 6. 32 Mi 12; Bg 10. 16. 2. 17 R. 1. 72 ; 1. 83 3 46. -Cam. or 10 P. T honour, wor"h'P *nnfrff f: Bk. 1. 17; Ms. 3. 3, 119. g-jj a. afflicted with piles. (TTI3?r) the i%5f a, oniing piles. ( -ff: ) quick. ( 3^] f^ kill. is r'n ; 1 in anfofhr pot. ped, adored. Fit to be p worship- srf q; a. [ 3^1 ?rf ] 1 Worthy, deserving, deserving respect, respectS 5 15 ; R 5. 25 ; able, adoraMe -. 1. 55;Ru. 56 6. 128. -2 ( fjar. ^rrtT ) -3 Ms. ; Prsied, cdobrated 3. of, deserving, entitled to m. 1 A Buddha ; mostly Ved. ). tbe highest rank in Buddhist hierarchy. -2 A superior divinity with the Jainas Worthy ( ; Turned favouring. -2 Being on this side, below.-3 Born afterwards pos;erior. -4 Modern, recent. -5 .owardg [ stfiir,-* ] I ; RfverBe, contrary; posterior or recent Vtl state ; o f being of 2. L.ter modern. v _/. Proximity". tbe Hotri t the ; 3. 131. -6 To be able, ' translateahle by ' can IT S. 4 ft^l ; sr fef5ql 30 3.3- ; wnw^ft H. Pr. -7 To worship, gee cam. below. -8 ( Used cannot ; Bg. 2. 17 the word 3H also. ar^ff a. [ s^J-^I ; jjfffft honovir * 86 get. with inf] in tne second para, and sometimes in the third ) 315 represents a mild form of co.um md, advice or courteous request, and may be translated by pray ', ' deign ', 'be pleased to ', ' will be - pleaged I. 5. ; ; Worthy, de- |r ] serving. 3lf iff The quality of btia g fit to be worshipped, veneration,' adoration sflsrif^i^^: Sk. ; 3j&pot. p. [M^-UU^] respectable. -J Right, fit, -2 ''it proper. to 1 Worthy, be praised. -4 Fit to be obtained. Ved. Making ene- o. mies cry aloud ; exultant, 155 U 1 a. suddenly dead. one who hag approached unobser- ved. ; a. 1 ara of a tail raent A ] The sting in the scorpion. -2 Yellow orpi- ; I WcS-STf.] [ c. srr curl, lock of hair, hair in gene- fJOTjs^fT^HtJHTrfJipr Ku. 5. 55 ; 3trsTc?3i%H-Hr K. 1. 42 4. 54 3Tt5* *Tr i ; ; ; . ; ^40. -*T A 1 from eight girl to ten years of age. -2 N. of the capital of Knbera ( situated on a peak of the Himalaya above the peak of Mern, inhabited also by Siva ), and of the lord of the Yaks hag 37 6. c^RK Bv. a. irfif ifasTrr ?r a V B. 19. 15. -3Ja : 3T?15fT^Jf\rf5^ the end of a curl or ringlet ; Si. 4. 9 ; Me. 8. nqr 1- N. of the Ganges, or n river fulling into it. -2- a girl from eight to ten years of age. -SJHT N. of the capital of Kubera. f^-q X. of a tree ( t ; ind. In vain, for nothing. -jj r; rs*nr$, TBT -w.^~- [5 lv.] The red resin rf, of cer- tain trees, red lac or eap ( formerly used by women to dye certain parts of their bo.iy, particularly the soles of the ieet and lip ) ; (.^w?twrr ' i%t!i53mrfjii>5i 58 gfnt Mfc. 4. juice M. iAhcnrcraW tmpT K. g meaning -Oomp. ). moving 5i?sar invisibly. unknown birth, obscure origin ; ^jft^q-rsrwjj^gr.jTffr Ku. 5. 72. f^ir a. incognito. ^n^ a. addressing words to no visible object ; Ku. 5. 57. disguised, / 3T^rfT: bad Evil fortune, luck, distress, poverty U. 5 31. ^nrrq ; ? a. 7. 7 68 5. 34, ; 5 ; 3*3- i%zfr 15. -Oomp. -*T: red ; 5- A ; a - 1 Speaking nnconnect- 3T5TI / -eft ( Not ) breast, hips heavy, big, weighty ( &3. ); wnmnrfflmn^i si. 8. 1; 7. 5. -2 Not short long (in prosody ). -3 Serious, solemn. -4 Intense, violent, very great. -Oomp. -Tcr?y: a rock.-spwj m. intense beat. -Jifrtor promised. ^T a. solemnly pledged sTpTi^T? Meanness, niggardliness ; B. 9. 16. 1 3t5J$rur marks. -2 Having no chiracterietic or distinguishing marks, undefined, undistinguished M<. 1. 5 -3 Hav; ing no good marks, inauspicious, unfortunate, ill-omened f51T*?r of I A bad WiifHSTTSq; f- 14- 5. not surmounting, transgressing, not passing over or beyond. 3T&ERf passable, beyond the reach of ; i%r^5rqr^iwf 1THW'R 5^f V. 4. fit V. 2 proof againstinjury Ki. 14. 37. ; 3l Impa?gblenese, 1 in- surmountublenese, inaccessibility ; Si. 2. 48. -2 Inviolability ; respectability. -3 Authoritative or absolute superiority. srfj^f a 1 Not to be transgressed, overcome Ac. Si. 3. 64. -2 Beyond - the reach of, impossible to be done Ki. 13- 7.-3 Difficult to occire or attain, unattainable; 8. 57 ; against sign -2 That which is ; no Ms. 4. 156. definition, a bad definition. wwfiflfT unobserved ; r57|nn*swm obaraoterized 3T?jf&jnTf|l?T H. 1; ar?tor B. 2. 27. -2 Ou; not marked, -Oomp. . 10. 6, 13; Si. ftte of leiog proof an attack or injury Ki. ar ; A kind of Bk.8.98 133 "< L ; [ ^ wn] -^rg Si. 2. 40, Uri. 3. ; 22 ( I ) A match 110 106, K. ; 11. 77 ; B. 2. Me. 64, 88. ( 6 ) Ms. ; 15. 64 ; ; for, equal to 39, 9. 32 with dat. ( ) ; titaitffira Sk ; *# "Bt "^'^ Mbh, -2 Able, competent (with - Hl# W* Sfc.^ Ku. c V. 3 10 ; also with loo ; ?nfl-ff 2. 5C gsTiorrR- i%*n$t Bam. -3 enough of, no need if, no wr*nrrn?!Jrf*H ffi me wilh, having a prohibitive force), orgerund 3TOT5=f T 5fVWPTHW ^f far*av M. r^r M- 1. 20 of with ( ingtr. 1 ; ; arrjswjiwiH? *rHt*??5T ^^i^ft^? 40;3?wC"rr5f a'rw&or K.2.34; Ku. 5. 82 3T3i'ffiTi%! f 5^: S- 4 <> many flowers will do Si. 10. 75 Si. 2. ; ; ; used, teougu less ccrinf. in the same recily, with the sense sranTciTFT n)g' Ve. 2, 3 aora-times ^f ; ; 3-4 (o) sra SH3T5T usfiroRrii Mk. Completely, thoroughly wgt^w 51 WMe - 53 ?' R Rg*ra- iiiiaum?!": S. 7. 34; FM i%tnm;7: fir.ar: ^orira't R. 10.80; K. 169 Si. 3. 58 ; 4. a 39. (ireally, excessively, to ; ar^vrSf a Shameless. ] An ; ; mmoeu arr , ^,-*H P. 1. 2. 44. gm 3. ] sufficient for livelihood. a. tTH "ble, udequate to eatiug. -s o.[ajt suflicient, laving power. H>R]W3^ J JJ(5ij; 1 ( VI=T) iln%HO' &c. see separately below. Jol[M* qjffa i^m.^H] going aUer, manner ; P. losing in due or proper a- [ws *i%.t *rV. st. 15. 5ffQ o. [ wealta, ; priir^Wii'TSrf ; ?TI?!?^: Ms aigtuw wi BUtfi- pOBSeeSinX rich ] - 8 16i ~ 1* - thicK smoke, S 1ft f^vuluine of smoke. T|J: [ aoimal (for earthen jar. '-sTi] Coramencatb K. 2 ; ii> high degree g^Tfr ara^ JiignjB fifscriTi fli^ A* Mv. 6. 40; Ki. 13. 13 again ??Wi'*5Ti 5l5r*u nd "gain, t-reesingly. -5 In vain. -6 Surely, veiily. -7 In the sense of *I^OT 3Tiir nd JJ^T also. -Oomp. T4: * At <3 ] counpetei t to a. [ 3T3 du B ny act, skiliul, clever. -^wrR a. sufficitnt to support a [ aw f ii's ] : Boldness. -2 Impudence. T-M^I ??t3tTTv. ; (6) cient Inflammation of the eye ment of i ; HUri bird. a sort of disease of the joints. Unseen, nnperoeived, * K 11. 63- ; or inauspicious ararat soffluient adeqiiRte for, Enoiigb, to ( with dative or inf. ) i5-ar CTV B. 2. 39; Kn. 6. i Not 3T^^r*T ; red colour of alakla. Having no signs or -TTT: U' tainable. ; light, ; Ram. desired obj.ct. ^rsj a. friendless, without a patron. unataTCxq- a. Unobtainable, Away large poisonous leech. one's in disappointed inf.); 3TS Ety. ? ] A water-serthe black pent, variety of the Cobra de Capello ( also written 3*37T*f ). rule, lac, a- [ 2. ^wiKcJSfT TTH *rircrorr Me. 7. -Oomp. -amil:, - ( as secondary edly. -2 Stammering. ; *r? 10 unknown, Invisible, unobserved. -2 Unmarked.-3 Having no particular marks. -4 Insignificant in appearance. -5 Having no pretence, free from fraud.-6Notsj??T or ; Ku. Unobtained.-Oomp. -3?- ata^f a. srafNfi aiiag, ( To adorn. -2 To be competent or able. -3 To proven* ward off gee 1 a song. notes.of fit v,j 1. -2 for a man, becoming sufficient for a man. (-art ) a man. mB 156 who it chief of the opposite warriors in a battle. 1. strong 5r?y a. water drawn to prevent entrance enough, having sufficient power. -2. an epithet of Siva. 91%: 1 suffi- o- [ 'nrw off aTftJrrt cient sense. -2. false notion ITO *$ 1 ready [Ved.]. ; gen. dered furious- -2 A fabulous animal like a hog with eight legs. -3 A kind of worm- -4 N. of a plant 3fi7*>*ot 1 Decoration, -2 An ornament Bh. (lit. ornamentand fig.) ; -3 Preparation. 1 Fond of ornaments, 2. 92. 3T<7*m -2 Decorating, skilled in decorating. -3 Ornamented. -c^ : An epithet of n. Merit. of no import, of the Piaoccurring in the dialect chaa ( mostly used in dramas ). A basin for water at the 3T5raT55' root of a tree srHr^rci A ornament de- idle, indolent. ornamenting. -2 An languid ; jmfT(?ffw'K ?(ft 5 Amaru. 4. 90 fcfraiN- ri. 143, 98 ; Si. 8. 7 V. 3. 2 ; 197, 211, 62, Dk. 20, Si. 13. 48 9. 39 U. 1. 24 V. 5 ; TTHHSW Mil. 1. Ki. 10. -J A W^SBTT: ttfarr (flg. also); M3%*f l; t w^ figure of ftawraam: i&W. speech of which there : ?rf , ana , and are three kinds w^TsTf i 8. D. 631 f unadorned. ^fsf a. Wtfr*'K*: Ornament, 7. 220. decoration ; 60, Soft, gentle. -4 blow, dull as in gait or motion ) ; ?f"?f>Trcr?- - ornament A ; I Decoration. tRofrejr^f^ Amaru. rhetorical ornament, a speech : K. P. 1;^> 3TRT --. A 1 . ( wtiere 31 ; Mffli%fT Adorning, ornamenting decoration (fig. also) ; jr^mww Ki.2. 32. a Not libidinous chaste. Women's apartments. with languishing looks. ^. 3T33-^ a. Indolent, idle. Flatulence, intumescence of tne abdomen, with constipation and ; Vomiting. -2 The palm of the band with the fingers extended. -3 Prahasta, the minister of Rl- T55fr 1 Yana. ~4 A demon killed by Ghafotkacha. qr 1 N. of a nymph or of a nymphs. -2 A kind of plant ). -J A barrier, a line of class of ward ( to meet,). -2 An assailing enemy, an assailant. -3 Epithet of Indra. t A door. Inflammation and abscess : of the tongue. at the root 3TT%: [3T^Un.4. 138:] 1 A black bee. -2 A scorpion. -3 A crow. -4 The (Indian) cuckoo. -5 The sign of the zodiac called tr^p--6 Spirituous liquor. -Comp. flight or j^T number of bees 9$c? fuM of a swarm of bees ; ; it. the plant. kubja, g?r rajr ] the uvula, soft j^frN. of a plant ; (jTisr^[), [ 3tfsfT palate. of a tree. -- RVfr N. of apl8nt(irrors*rO). f3ra^:, -Tff song or hum. of a bee. ^gT: = flf q- v. siRy^ OT. [ arat-ift ] I A scorpion. -2 A bee trf%r%nrsf?rr^;'iTnr^i?r^ Si. 6. 4. -sfr A swarm of bees ; ; tr : Ved. : The forehead 2. 171 ; : ; a. sect or other animal. W^ : . Ved. I or; granting anything. A -2 Not 3. 6. kin d of carrion bird. kind of snake. A -2 A fruit of the gourd which floats in Having no charac- wfrfFis* M. An ascetic. water ; is if Absence impostor, a pre- tended *: The bott| e-gourd. made of gourd. : 1 of the Supreme Being. oC marks. cloud. flC T 3 vessel ( a. ) 1 A a. [ water-jar ; see ar^iyo ?^;] Greatly advoaced in penance si: N. of a tribe. ( ij'fii'St^j^ ). very f^r ' I Mv. ; marks, having no marks. -2 Having bad marks. -3 (,Iu gra n.J r; An Having no gender. epithet Disposed to injure very mucb. and kind of demon. teristic A flr. * light A Vb. A A Si. 6.;72 ; anTJsTrBh. 1. 5., of a small noxious in- . afflict or f to bees . a. Idle, lazy. ( o. pleasing to the bees. T: ) the red lotus. nr ) the ( ( HrOT a flight of trumpet, flower f?f?r :). Bv. = ' wiffi - 3: : ; woman ; Cbandr. 1 TTifarfari By.3. e! has aeageg 2 and 3 ). u 9. sore or between the toes -2, A kind of tree. -3 N. of a sage. -4 N. of a small poisonous animal. HT N. of a -Co^Pt^mrf a plant ( 5 of ff^i^r $rfrf? ; 2. crm: TR*$-RcTt>f- ulcer -2 An 13. -3 fignre ; 3. 28. HWffmfP U. wind Ms. ; -3 j5H-H*f T Me. 82 . [f- ?. ] Without" gain 1 Non-acquirement, Ms. 43 ; 6. 57, 2. 184. -2 Loss; Ms. 331, 11. 81 Bg. 2. 38. 3T5JTZ7 a. Ved. 1 Going for- ; ; ; ( m sTr 37f qrlt 3113 f^l5TOI?^^Kr^^nt?JTI? M. ; : 17. -- -2 Tired, fatigued, Decoration, act of or oorating decorator, skilled in 1 1 ayi^IW. Not shining. 3T5T$ aa. [ =T 5TCTM THWt, ff^-3T^ ] gif^f Inactive, without energy, lazy, Siva. MSTffg a. decoration. ee ; f ; A word ind. ; 3Tc7RT a. Devoid of .dancing, R. 16. 14. idle, unengaged ). ing. V. ; of a country. mad dog or one ren- A 1 ;: of a bottle or profit. -vr: production. ^ j Made 3T5JTV " ] 1 Houseless, vagrant, moving about To prepare, make -2 To ornament, de- tnv grace 5nm?m<^9TK K. 207 ; wair> *jfrsc?W^: S. 1. -J To prevent from, impede ( with corate, TW -2 Without dest'action or loss, imperishable. Non?:,l irth, destruction, permanence. -2 Si. 2. 9. 8 U. a. 3.60. ). Si. 4. 57. ( a. competent ble, &m 1 ; Ma. 6. 54. -Oonrp. _^j down (of -) of the bottlea jar made of the crrsj- the dust or gourd. bottle-gourd. 1 A terrace before a 'house-door'; g N. of a country or or its rnlor also. its A place -3 (pi.) inhabitants ; 157 A cuckoo. -1 A I A bee. other world or Fieedom from desire Or unallowed lUnpleaging,diggreeabIe.-2 Dntrne, false, pretended; jjT%r: *Wt%T K. 147 K.84 sljffajAmaru. 23, 33, 43. -3 Little, not much, few.-gj The forehead i%5TTI?fi5r?r5PTmr K. 4. -2 Anything displeasing, ; H!T: falsehoodjUntrath.-JHeaven.-Oomp. Hr^T: a kind of diah resembling ' taste of fish ( njock-5sh Freedom from covet jus -2 Non-confusion right process. 3T?jtrH^ a. mj)^ ). ed. Not wanting or desiring anything. 3TOT5* <** Tranquil; nnagitatd.-2 Firm, steady. -3 Not fickle. -4 Not a thirsty, free from desire, -fj N. of metre of 14 syllables. ' Den. A. To be deceiv- aidttfcrtlft Not defective in a - ness, moderation. ; V^* ; a 1 3Tc5T*r.' Un.4.25H objects a. Indifferent to sensual sen^al ; objects. a 3ia?IT%=j; -2 Disagreeable, nnplea- A : snake [ 3fc5,-T^] P A C ; see 3Ti%n$. small water-pot* "rf*5 fi"^' S? Not .cut off, undimisrgtf nished. -2 Not destroyed, preserved a. 1 ; B. 2. 55. Moderate, content; not sjgsVjc covetous ; itf contentment. a. Soft ( Ved. for ). 3^ FUachas Unmeaning tho in dialect words of the chiefly introduced in plays. Stainless. An ^ 3T3 epithet of the a. 3\~r%$\ Supreme Spirit. Not little, much, large. Not -51 'id. at all. Firm, steady. 1 Ved. ). ararf^T a< Bloodless, not 3T^f^ ( seen, as in ??farrf?re> snTTfc*: B. 1. ( w m 68 -3 Having no people.-4 One does not go to any other world after death ( not having performed meritorious deeds ).-*f:, -<% 1 Not the S?rv also. who world. -2 End or destruction of the world ; absence of people WHVTMRTcfteTH; irsfar 9>aT&:!% Ram.-3The immaterial or spiritual world.-4The nether world (Tttrw). -5 A Ritvij cr any such priest. -6 One who IB not a seer or observer.-^r A kind of bird. -Ooip.-flTJTr*1 - extraordinary, uncommon g<Ji*g-|;'3T: Mai. 1. 10. ; ; Invisibility.disappearanoe. a. Utseen. -*/ > > Not cur- not relating to this world, uncommon, supernatural. -2 Unusual, rare. -3 Not current in the usual language, peculiar to the sacred writings, not used in classics, TheoVedic; swV?R 5ft retical r4 rare occurrence of a word; *PwWW- ; ' -Oomp. -f**<: proximity Trik. 1. not common to the world kinds ). 3^^: 1 A tree. ( of thre- ol the body. g^T chief or 1 Trifling, unim- 3TCT?1 fcafKf 2 3***$ ^tn^T V. 4. 26. -3 Mortal, of shortexiste'nce arw Tf57 rfRfiJ Ch. Up. -4 franrorq R- > 47 ; l. ; -, ; Yonng. -5 Seldom, rare. -?qr Very little. -FT -vfa^f\ one, cub. -2- a g- young 1 "- -3ntT! a small or gradual beginning. eating little, moabstemious. ( -* t ) -vnm.-OTfrR^aderate in taking of not quite complete. -TUTT. small means. -3fi$ a small matter, -i^fr 1. N. of a plant ( qci^f ). -2- the root of a sweet flag, -antr a. bought for a small earn, cheap, -ift? a. having little scent or odour. (-if )ared lotns. a scantily -%fcr a inert, - . clad, Mk. 1. -ir^.-jn^ 37.-^ a. knowing little, shallow, superficial. -?rg a. 1. of short stature, dwarfish, short. -2. weak, thin. -3. having small bones. s ) a kind of tree.-ffiror ". defective in presents ( as a ceremony ), not liberal in sacrificial gifts ; Ms. 11; 39-40. -5t% a. narrow-minded, short* (-g -irsT a. sighted. of little wealth, not affluent or rich, poor, Ms. 3. 66 ; 11*, iO.-ifr " weak-minded, having little sense, foolish. - a species of the Tuhi -2* a tree ). having a few leaves.- reared lotus. -trU a. Ved. having a small number ol oattle. having few descend-irsn^ ants or subjects, -qvrnr a. of small weight cr consequence, insignificant, unimportant; fj insignificance, -srI. of little weight or irrori "TRroraf measure. -2. of little authority, resting on little evidence. ( -or: -owt ) of rare common cucumber. -infrT application or nse, larely used.-siror -3T^a. having little power or strength, having . short brei.th, asthmatic ; 8nr. ( -on ) 1. T^fer slight breathing or weak aspiration. -2- ( in gram. ) a name given the letters nnaspirated of the alphabet ( in pronouncing which little effort is required ) ; ars fiff smuTT irosriFmre: war-- Sk. i. e.the vowels, semi-vowels, nasals and the letters ^^^^m^^^f. diet, little food, moderation, absti- -^'H <* moderate in -firra.l. other wishes, seeking than a mull, Urge. -2- other than few, little. *r<5 a. weak, feeble, haviug liule strength. *PT &. causing little annoyance or inconvenience, not very harmful. jRsf-Hrsr a. weak-minded, unwise, vrrftq; silly, ignorant ; Ms. 12. 74. a. speaking little, taciturn. JTvqrr a. slender-waisted. wr^T I. little, a little merely. -2. a short time, a few moments. wri^T: ; conq. v.-arrfrtT%'3:a' desiring little, tented or satisfied with little, -wnj^ a. short-lived ; Ms. 4. 157. (-g t m. ) a master, -3jsi a. slightly defective, to a. [sr^-q ] portant, insignificant ( opp. ^^-f>r mni5? ); Ms. 11. 36.-28mall,little, I. or vari after an many named or*j nfrrrs A member -2 a. insignificant ( rent in the world, nence in food. a. Invisible. red. -?r a red lotns. Nymphsea Bubra, ute, scanty (opp. Hj) Not having space -2 That which cannot be si Free * rom dsire.-2 or covetous, apathetic, indifferent to sensual objects. in which the ] A compound case terminations are not dropped, bat retained; e. g.Vtstt, 3Tl?im^, 3tj <$*: &c. iml. 1 3T9Stg Not greedy FaUe. p 1 False, deceiving. many; as ons ideas. -^ low origin single limb. ^tf^ ( ; 3T3t v. -*nff see Bant. ; for heaven. cupidity. 1 securing the heaven-, unusual, Ms. 2. 161 "err nnfitness Not a. -3 dog. [ 3TS7: a kind of amaranth Araarautniis polygamns. jjr^ a. small-bodied, diminutive, dwarfish. a small figure or object. ( -fi?: / ) a. of small value cheap. -JJ^T a. of little understanding, ignorant, ^j|ip. ^H] -^^ silly. TT^a. young in age, youth* ful. *tf^ a. speaking little, taciturn. iVa a. ignorant, ill-taught. uneducated fanTT a. 1. of limited range or capacity; 158 B. -2. engaged in trifling mata. of little strength, weak, faeble. $rfr a small treelike 5THT. ?rr;^ " a basin, a small pond ( one which is shallow cr dry in 1. 2. ters. srfSjf hot seasons 3i?W a. ). (i>T5>T/-) I ; ; Bh. ; -2 Sinallneeg of inKi. 6. 37. -3 Inferior- ity, iniignifluance. Sfriqit a. Cooking A ^i niggardly. 3f?T5T: int. minute- Smallneae, I 3. 47. tellect, folly ( e disrespect ) littleness ; , stingy, little, miser. now and 1 [ 3TS7, f srif Pi^ qrjfior-rp ] Dimioished. -2 Lowered in N. r: sinallent, very sm> in it f family 2. ( TOU^ ); [ . 3Twa(;Tf*?yt ; mill, number. p v ' P. VII. 3. 107. Contrariety, 3- ( Voo. P. [ awfir, am, BUS, stftj, srfttf or 55] 1 To protect, defend ; arfnrat gft RtTcTt B. 3?ff 1 ^ uTOvirvr: ijcrr?trgfJm3 ^ftui*T satisfy, give pleasure to; do good to; ftawf^T n*r^fff ^rnrff e^ft R- 11. 75 r See nader 3ws-f ^. Si. 15.67- ; K. 108. ; Seen.pbsetyed. -2 -3 Taken, received. -4 Known. I Mk. 6 3. afRi%*fr f^5? ; ?usirersir Pt. 1. 3?sr a- i MB. by malice =? ftvAfrffl wirifirtr n=ftgt: Ks. 20 K. 71 132, 141,207 ;K.tn. 2. 14; 3i^ir?r ^t^to obstruct, hinder or impede ; ings are assigned to thin root, but they are very rarely used in classical literature; e. g. nfit, aw, and fi^ rj ). Cans. To consume, WITH devour. arg to encourage, inspire. T^ I. to regard, attend to. -2- to wait for. -3. to promote, imp I. -77 |. ; iT5rafHc?f? certain verses during the recitation of which the eyes mast be fixed upon certain objects. Occasion, opportunity w^r o. [;?5^]] Protecting, defending 3ra?iY T^tfig'STT^tS- Si. 6. W. H Protection 4o. ; reci- tation of . Beading, curving, contraction. -2 A kind of disease. a - [ aw wr^ 31^51? ^l Very deep, down wards, back^ Deformity See 3T?qr?. a 3T7^^ -2 Cut Vexed, inflamed. - off. 1 Investing, surround3T^tfj;r -2 Attracting, engaging. ing. ara^iSil a- 1 Investing, surround* -2 Attracted. To blame, 10 U. 3T^grf^ contemn. revile, 3T3^fta(T.p..p. Blame, reviled Ac. a- Blame, censure. 6 sr^fTri; ^o ** cut off or Caut. To cause to cut h: awty. off. A ; part cut off, a strip wCrarr Nala. 10. 22. Catting off, excision ^ Nala, 10. 16. Ve. 3.5; K. 204, 265 Hr?rc ; j- ; ; Cutting MB. 4. 218. ; ; ; ' j -2 1. 41. 4. 58 201 ; ; ( n Place, ) ^wrjfrsrTOTrt V. !m9>T5i ift plaoe, R. 6. 14 % 3. V. to find admission, Footing cess, entrance ( gnrr ; . 7, 3. fnult. scope, ) S2 3ii ; shows sentence room Ms. w^rawi% T ; : there-' is: ; ; to take to its proper Pt. 5. nnfinished 4 sj- ; room space, off cr oat; ' for action portunity or scope ^ to mtisfy, satiate. -2. to protect, maintain. [ of. L. aveo ]. ! a. Spacious. Admitted in the <* at. to cberish,behave friendto encourage. ly towards. -2. ?ifr ; ; 1. 65. -3 To like, wish, desire, love. -4 To favour, promote, animate. (In the Dhatup&(ba several other mean- ; ; covered or a. eating moss. surrounded with SR*T plants. ^5^1^1,4 A. To be visible, to Cam. To cause to be msnifeet. 1 366; 3fi5r:Amsni. is K. 45 not swayed 9. 271 Y. 2. 276 ed. 3^qjr A grassy plant (. \m& ) owing in marshy land Oonrp. aj-^ T: with gr or Prab.; also 'to wards. Wicked, perverse. look aT^ make room for,' 'admit, 'giv way to'; awV f^ ^T? ^r I f^Trr Drawing with strength, removing a thing from one place to gr Tt^^lRi -for^ See under To hew 4 Hearing Sr 5j(9;i^Tr| ; .3T3re;f^rT -2 The Supreme ; ; aitrre^r^fi- JntfsiT, - ar^-?n^-*H-t: another. 3T57: very small. Ely.? ) 1 A mother S. 1 A Sk. ^ 5ir Downwards back wards. -2 1 ] 10 P. Goddtsi. 9. 1 30 ; Opposite, contrary. opposition. ; mf ^r^q family, wrong ^rerr Uhftn. 81. "gfarcft ; arra? di- small, dimi- 3M3RT ( pnriflca depreciation, means sprar? tf*WTT A bad number, coinmi- 3T? grgr support, ; . in a?-; ) ) ; 11. nished, reduced [ d ( ; Dissimulation. Become a. 3T? esti- j^r * To make minish, reduce uute. ) /) ( ; ) 3^1% commanding ) 1. 15. 31? ara-q sro?^; ( ) depression, bending down 3Tf^, 3T7"F \(i) knowledge 3?*rnn, 3T?? -3 As the first member of Tat. com( pounds -2 Separately. -3 then. mation, disparaged g ( ; discomfiture; h 3^-^ ; 3TC3TV In a low I P. II. 1. 38. sTT^qff o- in these senses with ?yvr 3TI^, -^Tf; . aregrr, ; ^Ter'lTWf fi>; ( e resting upon ; Seldom, some. is 37 ; degree, slightly, a little ?rpfr ^frRf 3TT*3?'f*JS, 3T?T5n sn^ff P- V. 4. 42 Com initial pervasion diffusion, tion, ( sr^rff ). 3??T ness The ( ; Small, little, minute. -2 iJontemptible, mean; Si. 16. 28 sriTfc'riTfjfig-iTrJ sTjtrar: srnfrN. of a aTO- ind. times dropped, as in ijifmt alJrfWr gin?! Ku. 1. 1.) 1 (As a preposition) Away, off, away from, [down. -2 (As a prefix to verbs ) It expresses ( o ) determination a^j, WRfr ; ( b ) your that ( b ) ac- fj^f 3 ?<}aroft used ; P. 1 1 To draw cff awuy, to pull off, drag down. or down. -2 To extract, take out. sr^qcr extraction. Taking or pulling -2 Expulsion. 1 3T3frs p. p. I or poll ont, Drawn away or dowo, pulled down. -2 Removed-3 Expelled, turned ont or away. -4 Inferior, low, degraded, outcast gm?r: Ms, 8. ( opp. 5W? or SPSS ) ; 177 ; sjfa<j>a A irfre^r sn^fsf servant who the lowest menial duties sweeping 4c. ) ( Ram. s: 33^ performs as ( such 159 Ms. a. 6 P. To bestow, pcur 1 upon, to shower upon, cover with, ST'm'siT^ 11. 62 ; ( OT^NfotNffe * b a vessel, ; 3T3-5K spreading on thegronnd nraire alWSTTTT'taiY. 3. 281 f%TPT: Mb. filled with 2 ; utter- - U. throw or oast a. Having no opening ( as wound &o. ). a. Not crooked, straight ; ; ; To become faithles or untrue. D"st, sweeping* : [<* 377] Bh. 2. 124. ((I) covered over ; Scattered, I p- - fg;nTTi% cry. 3CTCTO U 4 '' P " aloud. 3T53TT: T ' Bt6p or away, run away, escape, withdraw. -2 To tread down, over- come filled, fHnvnrSw- HofnVrfrr Si. 16. 27. -2 CoarKely pounded. -3 Destroyed. -4 Violated ( as the vow of a asrdegraded. ), A 5: Crying out, weeping ^^r>STR^sjrrm ; tinence. 1 A.. 1 To cot respond with, an9wer?-2 To be right or fit, to be possible; jpWT *wnT?7 Sfff%W 55?q% S. B. -3 To help to, to serve, 3T^^T to accomplish, result in (with dat.) ; make ready *OTnrTarw3i?^ Mb. -2 To use or employ becomingly. -3 To consider as possible srr^aRrCTfw^ ic5T^r?5'd3r^rir7 Bk. 3Tf*rfpTJT with ; p. right, ? HI- 3- possibility, probability )ft; ( 373- ar^^wwr- -2 Suitableness. 9T7%3T " Having th hair hang- ing down, 3T^)(?r^ a. 1 Unfruitful, birren (as a tree). -2 [ 3WT7T!: hil W*ft 3T^T jft ] Having small or very few htir. Brawn cackoo. m. or A. fruiileis tree. called down omissions Neglect, acts. Price. 1 -2 Wages, hire, to hire, farm, rent. -3 Letting out A tax or tribute leasing; Y.2.238. -4 to the king ), duty ( ^r( to be paid Sk. ) p - To down cal1 to by a To sneeze upon. Sneeza upon Ms. ill or badly, reviled, censured. ar^Rrsr: I Diso3rdant noise. curse. -3 Abuse, censure. -2 A descent ^. l Trickling, moisture. -2 Ichor. ar^g^sr Trickling, falling (as or moisture ). A of dew discordant note. Imperfect digestion or 3T73TW Ved. : Propitiatory satisfaction of claims, offer- compen- sation. -**!% 1, 5, 9 carry of, destroy. away ; P. T O remove, Pass. To waste decay. 3T7V1: I &c. OT5T Dividing, destroying. ditch. [ Bad or contemptible meal worthy oblation. ; an un- 3T7Tm 10 P. To disregard, not t( heed, disrespect, despise, slight; tpf rfr 1 ?T^ mTSTfloT: Ki. 13. 67; 3?^r: f 1 Pt. 5. Disobedience, diareepect, disregard -2 Censure, contempt, blame. -3 Insult, Defeat. mo tificatiou. -4 aTcfiTOT Separated from one'e companions, isolated, solitary, alone. 3T7 ) ; gnPTT a [HIW: Un. ed early in the morning - 3T3"*Tf^cT -2 Ocsured, decay, as in snrK'- 1 2. 9 ] Bath- ( srtff^^rf ). Having exception. b!a ned. To go down, descend 1. 32. 2. -2 To come to, vieit, go near. -3 To reach, obtain. -4 (a) To know, learn, 1 Destruction, 2. 8. waste, loss J5S\j tSr^STir^ H. -1 A kind of malady. 3T93nr<>r Means of extinguishing ( fire destroy, annihilate. : decoction. ; ; Wet, thoroughly wet. llfe-T a. - 10 P. S To cut down, break into pieces. -2 To waste away, wear away arefqirrann^feiTprf r>. vrraSr K. 49 when the night had advanced only half a watch. -3 To 3T^!IT? : 3Tff^p. p. Sounded f^c ; 4. 213. ; to revile. ; to Rein, bridle. 2 P. ar*l&q r ing i^r ). off -4 Overcoming, subduing. Ved. Running away, non-performance of prescribed -1 To 3T^gfr 9 A. 1 To purchase. off. To hire. -3 bribe, buy let out, pos; 195 <mr;rren?*rsj:f jap as v. 'jO.p. CorrespDnding P- karman -2 Contempt, despisq. ing 3T?gqw ^n P. V. 3. 95. -3 P. I. 3. 32; VI. Censure, blame escaping. fit. snrpF"*i/-J Considering sible, TOW 19. 17; HTtsjq-SJ TT3I>WT*!fi?TTrf5 147 8k. Throwing down, con- ; ; ; Jr -2 Approach. to srfrRort fl-5tT>ST5!?Tfr Bhig. -CamI To put in order, to prepare ; to 1 reviling. sidered as one of the five kind* of 2. descent. :/- 1 Descending, areaTT: ; Blaming, ; cause to go down. descent. : Descending, ; Y. 3.280'; Ms. 3. 155, 11, 118-9 a7T penanoe for an act of incon- -3 To descend, come down. -Caut. To 3T*=f>rfiR. a. Violating the vow or engagements m. ( -off ) A reof continence. ligious student who has committed an act of incont'nencs ( such as sexual intercourse ) against his vow of celibicy ar^orf ut^rar wsntft 5 Sat. Br. -2 1 Objection. down ; ifiiT* ^T(t 3T?a;a-sr p- p- 1 Thrown down ; badly thrown. -2 Said sarcastically, imputed, insinuated. -3 Reviled, censured, blamed. - neighing. w Hg^annrwc*- ; ft away, to 3KTCrrrfsic*r *msrcrg-rg^ Mb. -4 To grant, yield, -Caut. To cause to fall down. ing down, overcoming B V 8. 1 2. rT TT' 1 U. To cry out, roar. a. Crying slowly, roaring, ^1 fling ; ; ; Me. 54. -2 To pour oat, throw out; Ms. 6 48. -jToshakeoff, throw off, leave. -4 (Atm.) (Used reflexively) (a) To extend, spread iU*lf ;3T*f3>nr *WT **ir* SK. ( ) To fall asunder ( c ) To pass awiy, fall off- To 1 cff to hurl. -2 Sf%wn honest, upright. ( fig. ) Wasted, emaciated. . Loss, destruction. of 313^- 27 K. 86; Ki. 6. 4. 10, be to fit inexpressible. ; - Not 1 a ed, improper. -2 Censurable ( as 4 Indescribable, saying). -3 False. 126. r. P. 1 H73ri3Tri: Rv. understand, think, believe 3rr?HT4 K. 203 ; : 160 V. 2 . ; Mk. J(J: 1 iTW^wniTiT IT* S. 1 ?T?Tmr ssusro^nr Rg- 10. 41; B.8.88;Bk.5.81. ( ) To consider, oneregard, look upon. -5 To assure To bi ing self, 'be convinced. -Caus. I Dear. -2 To inform oneself of, find ; ffr%T: 1. bucket. f^Jmfi%H^nJT- ; v - 4- -* To inform, cause to know, tfach gyq^5i^l^ifffrff> Mu. 5 ; imfcij ft*TT*ms*r Dk. -4 To in- qwrgu: onK Malli. 10 P. To I .13,48. with, e c' ; shrond ; Bk. 10. 53, 62. 3I5prp. p. I Gone away or down. -2 Known, learnt, understood sometimes used actively (r^rornn^T iramw S. 7 I 1 arnt 3JS5*r o^fihf fwwftj ibid, came to know. -3 Dk. 96 tnM*fMii,fe : 1 . ] ; ; A ; veil for the face ( ) also); 8- D. ; ( fig. ; 1 ; ; Hid. knowledge w&*w wgrreniafwirfa^TraT OTJTRi.-THsr 1 Going near.descending. -2 Understanding, coinprehenveiled A. I 3W Y. l. 272 ; Bk. cover- arwjjiara p. concealed p 1 covered, Veiled, 4. 11 enveloped in nocturnal darkness. Poonded, ground. 6. To U. 6 assail threats, to attack, to raise a 1 with weapon ; ; Mk. ; 7. 1. 1 . 40; ; 2 ; ^fr ine with intent to with weapons. ; zrwiyp-p- 1 Plnnged into, entered immersed 3Ttyreff5^'r wrfSr* 3TH^fw*T*>rrg rf1JT r?v Mk. 2 S. 7 awnr?: sfNrwnri: Rim. -2 Delit. and fig. ) presied, low, deep ( into, 3nr>jf[ To put : 1 U. 1 (*!>:) ; ; flT w<< ; UTOITT HTSTT ir Hiding , cnoealing. -2 Mb. -4 Congealed, curdling (as 1 To ting io a discord-2 To *ing depreoatingly, 1 P. anfl j satirize in a ). ( er Separable. imped- A pada sr^g- MIVZ: 1 Separation of the component pints of a compound, or of other grammatical forms. -2 The mark or interval of such a separation wiriwna:. -3 The which snch aJTT%s3!ril ; after syllable or letter ^^p<[ P. VIII. A hiatus, absence of sandhi T w& ^ tTt ^ Tt ^T ( as in ftar at T instead of % t? ) Bh. 2. 2. -5 The -4 ff the elision ( s ) used to mark of araftern and ait,. -6 Withholding of rain, drought, failure of rain f - mark 62;; Trwfnnis'pj'iafiTT^ 48 ; 29 : ong, revile, reproach mostly used in grir^sffr: 10. HHfsnr*q''frffffJT*ms' s'^tar 12. f^w wrtrt a?^T5-T?rt Ku. 5. 61. -7 An obstacle, impediment, hindMM. 1 the *fOT< rance, restraint bonds or fetters of worldly existence nwtT tSTtnrrnrf ; see ; ^ Rm. and I^T^TI?. -8 A herd of an elephants. -9 The forehead of 3T!i5irf -10 Nature, temperament. -1 1 A original sort of know- ledge, a false idea. -12 Punishment (opv- wgn?); srgirf nnre'fTi'wrar Si. 1.71. -13 An imprecation, a term An iron hook with which elephants are driven. of abase. -14 WlnotW^jfW pt - * Embracing. ; ant tone. blood to hide, Katy.-S To embrace; I -3 . elephant. cover, "jf^jsn^lS : Mb. -2 ; 15. 2. assailing kill, into or inside ; 8 To aagault- 1 conceal ; S. 3. sreigT having the name ; Menacing, ff{OT see ara-irrg- Uo. To bath?, cause to bathe. S. 7 -Cam. enter, pene- ; Ku t -2To 6. pervade rt) Ku. &w%%wp. p. Obstrnoted, ed, restrained. ; for the purpose of striking a blow sr 5rrg7%f fjfir (with loc. or dat.) gfaft Ms. 4. 169 artgr165 11. 207. ; Mu To oppose, resist, hinder, obtrnct.-8 Toliyholdof (with the feet).-Cou. To knead, make dough. Woven. <* To go deep into, be 3Tm< M!jrn'absorbed into ( flg. ) trate, fully possession, overpower ; ^TrwfJT^?rjTDk. 157 ; Dk. 32 ; Ve. 46. -7 trsgrfr fl -2 Powdered, pounded. a- discon- , separation occurs; T^nnTrnmsi'CT Kn. ; off, K. 307, 328. -6 To capture, take in 4. 26. self in, plunge into, dive into ; with ace. or loo. ; awrif^f twfjt ^irsr B.14.76 ; aisnH^srsTJrrnrfi^ V. 4 ; *TTJTS*nrfaR'J'J 29, 16. 38. ( b ) veil, 5. A 1 To bathe one- (a) S. A ing. 9. 2. Bg. A small wooden basin SH<j<||$: for bailing water oat of a boat. 1 ^^fV TRT snfijfs'frT 1 Veillina;, hiding, veil. -3 -2 curtain. ; JTSW- : Covered with a a. knowledge, being acquainted with. -3 True or determinate knowledge sicTf?jn^rTK *J*5 iion, perception, 3jqH|g Mk. 3; ceremony 46 Com."-3 To break 2. tinue; to distinguish, discriminate, discern. -4 To punish, chastise ; r^in?rT^"iBr frrTt Si. 5. 49. ; s sort of roligirrm S. B. ggw wa^T'l* ; Si. 5. 17. -3 A covering, mantle (iu general). -4 A sweepin? broom. -Oomp. -ggr [ S ^gnwrranr S^TTf:; ; Mn. 6 ; Ve. Assented, promised. 3T*nfih /. 1 Kno wl edge, perception , compreheneii n. -2 True or determinate 1 To let loose, let go -2 To divide, separate ). (as words or parts of words) fafjrorft?^f (5 ffi;j Trorftiromrs'r^u;* P.VIII. Ms. 4. ; -2 To draw over, co oeal; veil. 3T5JJ3^ I Ths act of covering the head of women hiding, veiling. -2 49. show reins ( as ; sr&rr&pol. p. I Fit for bathing. -2 Fit to be plunged into. A fault, defect, demerit fJrnmr dicate, satire in ^T^ira 9 U. -4 A place of bathing. -5 A 56. A I song, derision. -2 Reproach, blame. -3 Bad or discordant singing. pletely K. ?< know; well-known Ojfff). -w ; -3 (fig.) Mastering, learning, studying com- ft ont, 47 5. S. Til. sr ; p. p. ). An obstacle, impedi1 34-)iljuj ment. -2 Disrespect, disregard. -3 Knowledge. Breaking, separation. Sk. ; 1 sjTHTft -2 Impediment auuigt^ -3 A curao see anas;. ^T^ ; Bathing 1 fT! S. 3 1 K. 29 t mersing R- 1- 1- 3CTfr-.p. 1 Sang in a discordant tone, sung badly. -2 Reproached, abused, censured 3TT^ircr! TrC^T, U. 2. 2 awfrat JTIBJT ^Trfoat Ki. 2. 7 ; w'rsr^'fffTinuTrswr 17. 28 Si. 11. 10. -3 Wicked, vil. -4Sati- ; ; ; ; -2 Plunging, im- (in general) ; enterine; into ; ; ; Tr;5Ti5ftt Dk. 16; H. 3. 95 ; 3Trtn<M i rized in a song. -5 Seen frequently, 3HVK away 1 A. or~bff. cut asunder 1 To push -2 To ; split, or brush break or wqirg'^flV Dk. 124. -3 To touch, feel, rub SUM. -4 ; To stir up, agitate. 161 A holo in the ground, ! 1 a cave, a cavern. -2 A grindstone, tone-mill for grinding corn. -3 stir1 descend upon -2 To employ, use, ?r apply * : A place of descent, road; field of action. sfTsrg'sf STT^TCiro. Moving, going. or | Employing, application, mode of ; Proclaiming, deorr A proclamation. 0. To whirl ronnd, - nouncing -1 aT^tfj. brandish, move to and fro as ; i Mb. rocked to and fro. h Whirling round, a U. To rub powder whirl- rub to off, To rnb off. scratch. Rubbing into. -2 Grind- ing. I -3 Cleaning, robbing off g%>*^fNr&sn*nriforni Y Covered on 3TTEftfTcT concealed. 3TWOT To smell I with the mouth Ms. kiss ( ae the head ) 3. ; Anv&\. ; *&$: - 3. at ; touch -2 To 218. To cause to smell t. act of smelling at. Lower. A. 2 1 To look down upon ( Ved.). -2 To perceive.observe. One 3TTWT telling a censur- Looking down upon. 3re^!f " [ f. if. ] Not speak- ed tale. of ing, silent, speechless t%St% S. l^HI^^T if. A- ] I lence, ?r*rr?rr ; 1. ;f taciturnity ; T- [ 3fHT^ Absence of assertion, K4y, -2 gi- Censure, blame, reproof not doing what one ii bid, disobedient. ; sr< or a. ottered, (language); T^ Not ; censure; fr^for ; th8ring,pi;kng off. Gnrhered.-2Filled, I inhabited. 2. 1. word. STW'SJ?: A 1 part, portion (am* ) ?r*?ircwr^ removing, distinctions. 1 SH-'jjfgR' <* Separating. -2 Determining, deciding, srfMm^r^%?^Kt%r. -3 Bounding, limiting. -4 Pervading. -5 Distinguishing, parti- cularizing. -6 Pecnliar,charaoteristio. ?,: ] The pendent cloth on a chariot, an ornament (like a chowri) hanging from the top of a banner ft ; 5. 18 f^ms; Twr K f5-jJlw^HgjTIti^nrJTtTT5: Si. !q^#Jf ; Suar. ; H'ff ffSTSiqrfSmr: Mb. Not ipeaking, 1 1 That which distinguishes. -2 predicate, characteristic property. -3 Boundary, limit. si^sirar* Cutting off, separating determining, bounding &o. <* Mixed. jr A horee3T^fJ'R'(T langh. Pounded coarsely mixed with Dk. 133. 3TC^Sr?r a. I l ; f%3Uwrw ^l 'fa5T -2 Ground, crushed, reduced powder. i to 37 ( feathers ) ST^'StJ'?; A choiori or cow's formed of To move or to move or brush peacock's for fanning off flies. 10 P- 1 To cover over, overspread. -2 To conceal, obscure, ^ ; ; ; ; ward far ^rornT^ra^ Mb. -3 To off, prevent. -4 To conquer, t^JTCTri Si. 7. 60. ; 5rwffi R. 6. 62. Defeat, victory over : p- Conquered; ed, disregarded. contemn- wifsTflh/ Conquest, defeat 6.43. ; Ei. a. Visited, frequented. 9 P. To have a low opinion of, to despi, to treat with con- tempt, digregard;3T?3!PTrf%HritRr^ j^rsrisfRf ?rt q^f wra'fr' B. 1. 77 ; ffgnrrw* Bg. 3*r?TT t 9. 11 3T*-5" ; Bk. 3. 8. ^ Disreipect, 1 contempt slighting, low opinion disregard ffrwrT^5f sfrns'Tr H- 1 the obj. in loo. or gen.); ( with B. 2 41 ; ^ 3irfHnr*5ri Rtr5h?f^*rT mw %%i^f *. iW'Jf^grt Mil. 1. 6 Santi. 3. 23 sTf^rr^fnT TRfflft > Ttnpr o. W^ft 5$ Udb. -oomp. treated with contempt, humiliated. ; ; leave in darknees. i )^: A cover, rover- wt^srr^^urf r^ ( wir^ ) Rim. aT^lS^l 7 U. 1 To cut off, sepa- silent, come tail or , 3T^T% 1 P. 1 To spoil ( deprive aigfSteqby conquest ), to win Ms. 11. 81 (T^fJT Mb. gur* nrw f>Rnr 3frnrfrS( ; ing down. -2 To go down towards. To cause A r Pounding, grinding, reducing to powder. -2 Sprinkling with powder especially, throwing absorbent powdtrs on wounds. -3 A kind of disease or wound. | ft arr^sfr- 3T7^T?IT*f The looking down of the moon ( Ved. ). 3T^fr^l U. . 3T?^ r <* ; 10 P. 1 To sprinkle with meal, dust. -2 To cover, pnt on or over, overlay ^j}. ^^orggwwtr^q- taciturn. 1 Bb. "ai^c?^: Si. 7. 71. 1. 5. 21 S. 4. 3T^^rT; [ 3T?-f^-q^ ] Gathering flowers ( with the bandu ) 3ff%^-. ; *!%** TafHrgpr^ftgof ; Cau. f^r?5isj^l%irw distinguishes it from every thing elie, a characteristic property. -7 Bounding, defining. -8 Pervading ( smli t ) generalizing, ; U. ; Particularized, distinguished, characterized aa by an attributive to ; 3ra^rT -5 open ( one's cloak ). 3n^*r; Gathering ( such as flowtTff: nftyx: ers, fruits &c. ) ^gwi- be epoken obscene or indecent I Ms. 8. 269. -2 Not censurable not blamable, free from censure BT*i**^5ftir *r*r> Mk. 2 '*( impropriety of speech, freedom from wr termined Determination, decision, settlement; ft^miimHj!?! Vftk. p. -6 That property of a thing which 3T^g->sffcreirjf ! r r -4 Bounded, modified de- to itself . TTr^rf^rrHT $gHT*TTSTlT5Tnt Bk. 6. 10 nrmfaftftr -Kfsrf^r Sk. -3 To take off. -4 To let down behind, to p. ijvf^T j%*3T!rnr sreTTitT*? jjijpf Rim. -Caus. a. -2 Sepa- oil. -2 Boundary, limit. -3 Separation. -4 Distinction, distinguishing, particularization ( as by attributes ). -5 60. all sides, Cut qf: P. 1 ; 1 rated, divded, detached, excerpted-3 (In logic ) Separated or excluded from all other things by the properties predicated of a thing as peculiar to be to pe put on or applied. given, ' 3RT% 3 ?. I To worghip.hononr, respect. -2 ( 5 D. ) To gather pick up, pluck ( with two ace. ) jr^r ^ ^'mfiT'nrf^V H^qt ; Pt. l.v.l. -Caut. srrtrifor o. ; Rolling orwhirling round. 1 Csnwrrfw ) To be cast down, preparation ar^^ff kind of galite ; pool. pieces, grind to A proceeding. -2 ; 3T**TTT:, Going or moving down 3T=r^Tf a. in or upon. ring up, shaking. Ru bbing away or off. 3T^f ^ 1 P. I To proclaim aloud. -2 To send for, summon, convoke as a conclave ( tfur* ). -3 To fill with cries, make resonant sf^W Mb. snrr^pT 5 ; ; rate, tear in pieces, break asunder. -2 To discriminate, distinguish, characterize. -3 To define, limit, modify ( as by time, space &c. ) nsed in see ST^f^nf below. -4 To Nyaya ; detch, excerpt. -5 To interrupt. . ; ; f:W the agonies of humiliation m sftwq. T Si. 2. 45. ; 162 p- p. Disrespected, contemned, disregarded. snTjTr^r Disrespect, His regard, contempt f i^fr* f95rr^i^ flrr% nnfBP'Wrri R 1 79 w^5T7p />. To be treated with ; RJJT ft coutmptrbl sMsnr: 9tar^r Y. disrespect TTir ; 3TTT ; Produced in a ?t A hole, civity. -2 A I R4m. -3 A jji'i -4 Any well. low or depressed part of the body, 5. 3 -2 To ; Ram. ) ( fig. ) ; 3T7rf^fOT I Anytbingcut in pieces. -2 Chopped straw. 10 p To strike downaTTJT^' wards, f%^mr? Sir. ; M.5.-4Tobegiu.conunence; 152; af^mfltCT hur 1 1. 5To present . to crush trample down upon. -r, flow or inn into, disharge ( as a river ); HHK 1?iTffri S. 3 ; see Iso. -3 To enter, enter into, ? tocome to; M.I. 22; Si. 9 32 ;ffiv contents, join iiiving a garland, decked, adorned. <*. if crested nnd a- [ 3HT-3T?^ ] hole. V. &?T f 1 Crsshing, trampling or treading undor;^- ,f?f^r aT^frrs^ U.I. 14 -2 Striking. 3TT(T^ 8 U. 1 To stretch or extend downwards . oneself, appear fortb,come; qfjvfHWarTft rV^nT'irr Ki. 10. 17. -6 To descend ( as a deity ) into the world in the form of a mortal ; $rtq;r^H<JT Ks. 2. 21 5i3$55irr *TT ?TI ^ ; ; Mark. P. -7 To get ; Y. 3. 98. -5 A juggler -Oomp a to(toie in a bole (fig.) one who has no experience, who has seen nothing of the world. fairhrT: N. of a particular hell. ; bd A Wfei, St f. well. -J A A 1 [are arfe] Si. 12. 18; Hariv.-J To overspread, cover Bri hole. - [ 3T 2. I] -zft fta 1 A the neck. hole, a rent. 5 n. -Oorsp. gr, a hind oarl, the hair on the back of the bead Si. 10. 12. ; Ved. Being in a bole. W< A market, a mart. aw rf-HiVrir WW m W^ ] ! [ A ] well, cittern. w wt-H '? [ lo) ; irnr V&orw'rwdHT: R 38 , MO, 97 ; W?TfTI>TW & iTHTrwiirt 49; Ok *Tw4 ft 11, 12, u 1. 88: Ki 3 1 1 lotus used a> *n 5. : Si 55 ; downwards. -Cans. light ate. heat; Mb. -2 To To irradi- 3. 1 mkear awifprfsrwr rT A ttf^ Sk. where the an strikes vertically down. areffJTW P V [ ( waft place Hn ) ; 7. ] I Si'Kbl or dim Mw; d'H^WVft mi Al -j Darkness in ( general , w^JT^fVf r^- tn^irr4 57. (whereMtlli Si. 11 eays t Vtd. Further "'. U. Bfn*nt io 4 Below, 3^jrg; Ki 5 27. world the lower make ing, current, begin mf?ar Raj. T. 2. 58 4. 585 ; ; Descent, N. 3. 53; Si. 1.43. or I water Descending for bathing &c., irirr an:ffT?arf , ; descending or alighting (in general), -2An incarnat*? corcingdown; tion see ; . 3Tra?fir*:f* 1 A short prayer at the beginning of a wo/k which, it is supposed, cause* the divinity so ad' dressed to descend from heaven. -2 ' Preface -2 Sucuessio^o'der, method, n^] ] Descent, alighting; descending or going down Into ( ng. ) accepting, resorting to; trTte 3M(f 1 P come Jn*n I ; To descend, ^iir^snir TSirrTeJTfaVSr! Pt. wt S. Pt. 5 ; 1 R- vT*:n3 7, ; 1 alight, 1. 54, Si. 1. 5>|cTf^a ( tig. lo eral ) fails to ee ; an 151 I k feststlcu; R*?irif^pjt^at fTWTTgur 3inkara.-3 Descentofa deity upon earth, incarnation in gen- ; K. 289 ; -4 To bring downwards. -5 To 3T4BTTI [ar* J *<\ ; ar^flfar A soothing runedy. 3. An ear-ornament, genera! ; 11, Si. 9. bend down. -6 To introduce, set a-go- 535.J in in 1; S. l 36. awy, distaotly. r ar- of rinxs mnTfg ^TDITI% Mu. !' ;6. 30 Introduction, preface. ; ; oft irtf^n wmfr^Tanf srafntTsrr^rmv ^gj: srwhs^tfr^fTH? fff Ku. 3. ; disappearance. -5 Steps or stairs leading to a river. -6 A holy bathingplace ( rfiv ). -7 Translating from one language into another .-8 Introduction. -9 An extract, a quotation. ; w^errrx^ a. 13. 68; ue 5 47 ; To put aside; 2, in ; P. -3 To iliutaiiiate. ' De. w JK Heated, iiradiatedjanichneumon's standing on hot ground ( metaphorically said of the inconstancy of man) P. II. 1. *jp.- ornament ^sprn'^- ; : t%^W- rrqr R 13 decked with 5nTTrrtrfl7 ar^Obit. 2. 3 j } f -nj^arnT:*wi%-y Sur., Mai. 6. ringi, \ ararenic? a-ft*? ; Ku.4 8; oft witiJ womitt*' ; iKfij. y3&: O^>WT< S 10 67. -3 A a or Bain nt worn on the head, oratl; (tl%.) anything thai n^ven >t n ornament; 1 Stretching. -2The unbend- 1 'A ] ear ring, a ring shapgarland -J An ed ornament, an er ornarncnt < fly. Pt. l R. 1. 34 3T?;it4err V. 1. take Joff, remove, withdraw, ; ing of a bow. -3 A downward face. -4 Tne spreading of a plant ; ^nr5T^^^fT?rnTTBPf5mfJTSIT Bltu- -5 A cover ( in general ) an awning. 3T37H[ 1 P* To radiate heat or iT The flight of a bird, flying downwards. 3rjr a. Ved. Not without a tail aid of a cow ). arntfn extending Ki.ll. 4(snow-fall). :f- Stretching, hole ground. -2 A well. -3 The back or nape of the neck -4 The depretied ptrt of tha body. -5 A kindof tree. jj/. The raited portion of ; ; -2 Loosened, slackened; whose bow is unbent. firTfrfT A over, subdne, conqur; ai^rfrorYr^H vJrfTflfcf^i Ks. 21. 194 31* ?rpr^ frt^ Rv. 10. 133. 5 -Caw. I To cause to descend, bring or fetch down; wrif f Mu. 3. 9 THJ, f r^, -2 To take down, put or set down snarr** aY&atrmd- K. 38 ; ) ibid. 31 Sk.] Having a In the [ undo ). linoi. P. V. - string Overspread, covered; 1 - flat nose, flat-noied. 3W5: bow JT>T- . J : lz: 24 19. -J To loosen, S. especially a ( ; cannot speak for very ihame, ; sfrc^q- Wift T: 3^ 5. 34; trafforrtrifrejrf'HTOTffrT.ijjiani.j B. 10. 84; =jfinj^rr^ 9rfti Ks. 7. 18. -4 An incarnation of Vishnn ; 163 3. 95. (There are ten incarnations of Vishnu the following verse from ; Git. dricri!* f tberu; ^ -5 Any new ,r ^5T ll . ; at an object.-8 Tito wfiir: A Si. w^rarr* A 5. *% ; -9 33. sacred bathing-place. -10 Translation. -| | A pond, tank. -12 Introdnction, preface. -13 Crowing ; t <5H to gain one'g object (with gen.). -Conip. ^fsn account of an SWTK. N. of a chapter in sjartfcw. j?, the prayer causing the descent of a deity. WWItu'r Causing to detcend. -2 Translation. -3 Possession by an evil spirit. -4 Worship, adoration. -5 The en jg cr border of a garment. -6 Preface or introduction to a Making one's appear- making a descr.it. pnriBed, polished ; ?rrK. 36, 65, 128. 187, 68, 95 ; raP< ; ; Pt. ; 1. Rfinrnrr- ^ 3.25 ; ; ; 31*71^337 a!Tpf 62. -5 Yellow. 85^ a: White or yellow colour. m^jjIH 1 A pure or approved > ; -5 Fallen wrnnoi rious achievement Ku. 48 Translated. -Oomp. absolved from debt. 3^(1^1^ cotton ; TriT ask- K. 368 ,p^ a . . Ki. 3. 43, 13. 32. -4 ] a. " Not suitable 3^f ^srot disagreeable, disliked R. 7 70 ; srw^mif^i -3 also. inferior. Unfit to be -5 Sinfnl. -4 Low, f A | -2 R crrwqiri^q^: -Oomp fult, vicr. Sio, -3 Blame, censure, repromh ^nTflt Shame. s\^v see ; told defect, imperfrclion. 7. ; TBJS;- -4 70. -srngsr a. coucenl. off want. ft. / or keeping fear of vices or gin. smjw^ o. Ved. Disgraceful, la- ing mentable. a. Shining down upon, illuminating. A a market. Ved. Inviolable, - vulnerable. death ; Ms. in- Exemption from tr; 5. 39. Not 3T3Y?ra. be to violable, sacred, err, ; killed, in- W ex- TTO, emption from dtatb, inviolability ; flrarfWm^wjrrn R.I 7. 19;w$*r;wR. *rrVr f?ft ^ff& SII^TOT H. 3. 15 10. 437 T o. To be defied. 3 A. To split or ; posit H* ; I To place down, awrra ?& Br. SJTWT^S^lfcT: Sat. : ; de;ftrr naftfi^- n^r Mb. ; grg^t ^^WTVjrfB^TfJriJTf^: Bhig. to fix! ircfriir ff^rrr^uT^ r*r^'c^t JfV Mu. 5. 13. 5 g%3 THfm$ i ; -2 To dig down, excavate -: R. 13. 3 ; ; fergi Bitn. -2 To apply ( be attentive ; 6. (as a boil), burst- Breaking ing, separating. 1 Tearing, dividing, dig- -4 To Pan. ^5t-?5z) A 3Tf ff p- mind as the ). -3 To Mv. sparsTUTrt ^nnr: shut, close, press together. To be placed, or directed (mind) hear. ging down, cutting into pieces. -2 divided, ; applied, 3rs;tJlnTt listen, ot.p .To be attended spade, hoe. into Split 1 p. broken 37. -2 Melt-3 Bewildered, *rirwfl 13. for To cut -2 q^|. a ; ( ^r 4 P. 1 Ved. ) To appease 3Twwj>. pCut off. [ and two, 3refro?gT%g73- ; ^ Mb. cow miscarrying a Terrified. palf. Ved. Having no bad force open Cans. I to tend or tear asunder. To cause to burst, to rend, split 9 P. : See under a off, ( divide. anger ). ; ; reputation. Barrier or a printed ; ed, fused, liquefied. A woman lie . Bop. from aooldent. of Object a- Niggardly, stingy. perplexed ^e to ttvr^nvt^ M. 1. ^iR 2 QiHTCn sBTT^irgfr mor: Si. 18. 45. -2 Defective, faulty, blaruable, 3iii f ; H ; gone Den. P. To rub with ^? f ^fionnrf%3n- ; Si. 7. 2, H, 16 ; !fr 7. as the ( ^j^ K -6 ; | -- K occupation. -2 An accomplished -3 A valorous or glorious act, prowess, heroic act, heroism, glo- **wn*WK*w arrows ii act. : pait, per- -3 f^ine^qTstrw!^ 8. B Tvan gi* u 4 The root of plaot ete w?|i, a so I Milking -2 Milk a I Fit to be condemn* ; i tuous, meritorious n <WT* K< 233 2. 18 ; Ki. 11. 75, Bh. 2. J5 13. 37 ; Santi. 3 14. -4 Vir- also cf. -4 Crossed, l!*' Mil. 1 crossed the path, within the range, of ^ 43, 189, S-^r^rnn *c5rww?5T: Bk ; Mb. i Bright, white ; wrftsjhnv^nrar ^f'HT- aligbl- Me. 50 ; R. 6 85; rr K. 176 who have entered upon mundane life. -2 Bathed in mptrftwrmfHn K. iss come to, entered into. -3 Appearrd as an ic- w^^arTswr ?r^ar^m%eirt 5TT- -> S ; so f^or^^fir vwt oarnation; "ys- legend. znRrfp.p. I Decended, ed, come down RT: ; ; K. 36 16 srearft'i " ance, her.t 37. -2 ^^ra^tfa: Dk. 107, Clean, clear, pure, apotlces, renned, ( ). plant [wr**] ful ) 1 Making -2 Making a de- I a of root root of the 5i^>r plaot. I Beautia- f ?T<m*efT?f W^IT^a. (-ftai/ one's appearance. scent. of the -2 Burning down, . ; landing-place down. -2 o'^' ; Cutting or- I -2 A ed, censurable, not N I ] 1 ; . 5 . 24 Ve. 3 ?jf down, de- SH f fj^] [ dividing in:o pi*-** Uon ST'^TO I Heat, burning The hot season, summer. rowtti, rise; , -2 Fin- 3T?^TT I One who divides or cuts off dividing into five parti. w*frH txcitrs thirst, stimulant. a I Uivf u uway ished, accomplished 1 P. To burn grq-^gstroy. appet.auo work food which Any pungent ^f9r sr^ ] Attention, HT tas*iW>rPr 4. 2 ; ftsjw* ^nrn^ s' r u ' "* ' ar^rr^ Su. * 5 intentnees, attentiveness ; hears attentively -2 Devotion, Bjurrra care. care, carefulness ; 3Tnn"^ : arnr 3T;fully or attentively ^JOJIT V. aw. 1. - Attentiyf. 1. Z. 164 *,.. limit -2 Boundary, _. - __ Mv 1 ; 35; Rs. 6. 15 Ki. 6.3; Si. 13 36. .-2 To shako off or ont, shake, toss lit. and fig. ), remove ( fig. also ) ; ( ^rsnrovercome, get the better of mf* R. 11. 90 ; Jrr^vjwj?; ; ; - . 12 22. -3 Farthest limit ; j? 3*TT- ; ' ' ending with, (TT ft as far as mgfj sfrfrffrwi^'! irn=Tjrrwrar'rtf5 aig-^ 171 ;rrerwrj f*r K. 4 100 fc till' ', D.I; tlrsRIT raw JTTTT: %f aff: f - . ; ; 5 Caui. P'l Determined, -2 Heard. ; ( See nnder w Shaken, waved. -2 who bm all renounced worldly attachments and connec- ascetic district, department STTTtTwteT P. IV2. 124. -7 A bole, pit. ar, limit, tions ; a. undressed, naked. r 1 Shaking, waving jByjTrH^^'f 239 -3 Agitation, trembling.-4 Disregard- -5 Tramplinj; attention. -Oontp. with joined hands. 3T7%rr? 1 D. To run down, to drop down, to run after. a&jTtpy a. powders on P- To disregard, disar^iJT^ 10 resptct treat with contempt, slight; rwrftffSfl^TFT H. 1. ; Si. 9 59, Amaru. 83, to despise, repudiate, rewfom*i?c*<jfir wrwrigwt M. 5. OT Treating with ditrespect. Etores. 3^lj 10 D. resolve ) To determine, Pt. 1 ; ; : Si. 1. 3 . Disrespect, despising 5fr'5 rTOTTrrfrf^ R. 8. 48 M.3.19 ; ; ; ; fitenr S. 3. 14. Disrespected, disregarded, slighted 3 ; 5. (6) To ascertain, determine ff(T accurately, make out;know, perceive, understand Ku. 5. 78 Mn. ftT1'fa"w ; ; -2 To look npon 3, 4. Vjt consider f ; ^irt cr regard, think, asfureT Mb ^?frsTfj^iJl4nt Ks 21. 124 Si. 9. 22. -3 To hear, listen to, ; become acquainted with u& 1 -2 xcelticg. 6. 12. Despising, scorning. ; *rfir$u^ ?Unri>:a*arf!Tt Mirk. P. -4 To ^r<7^f^ consider, think fijg-fcnv Pt. 4. -5 To limit, restrict. reflect, sT^art: limitation ^ta: ; Accurate determination, -1 i ff&( ; ^^ift'ff'liT IT Susr. -j?--j\jK5: tely . Protection, de3. 66, Nalod. Hurry, speed. ar^r^sj The disappearance of 3&&H 1 P. 1 To bow down, to bend down, stoop Si. 9. 74. -3 To bend oneself, hang down wrstrrafTg; lo. 3R5fl^^r Me. 46. See snm Caul' (aut'if-W'S) To bend down, ; ; sT^TWf fy^Tt f^rctRr K. 1. 9 ; M. > ftHruffr 35Ms^"P. I. 1.4. -2 Gratifying, pleasing.-3 Wish, desire. -4 Delight, satisfaction. -5 hend ; ; repulse ; I ] ; o 1 ( fW'Tir'T Mk. 4 fix, absorbent Sprinkling 3T^15J5T Uunuing after, pursu-2 Cleaning, washing. [W5g 3TT^ fence the stars. incense. OTVtfinr p- p. I Chased, pursued. -2 Cleaned, washed. pulse on, treading. One having no wife. with a< Perfumed : nr application, ; 6. -2 The practice of medicine, curing* I ing. ing, seizure. qr?Us. 3. ; Ki. 8. Vfl^ jrtefftTOjr*^ 1! ; Me. 100.-3 Celebrated known. 1 Destroyed, perish- 1 p- -2 Censured, disrespected. -3 Pounded coarsely or badly. -4 Abandoned. -5 Sprinkled. -6 Scattered. ed. Depoiited, placed. Attentive, careful ; SJOJJT JT^ITH; 3T?C79: I Abandoning, quitting. -2 Powder, dust. -3 Disrespect.cen- 3ITS3W p- Limited, bounded. t.p. 1 To be placed down or deposited. -2 To be attended to, to be believed. -3 To lie known or TJ Attention. apprehended. i. Kim ; -5 Sprinkling. limitation. -2 iunoxions, henefiuont. 1 A. | To apply oneself To strewover, ftoatto, set about. -2 Caus. tr, spread ^SfrsrsafarfT Sk. over. I To cast dowu. -J To strew or from. surc, blame. -4 Falling off flt ; W resolv ed, settled. --. ; apvwfrTfrarRrriFftsrr f%*r*r- yftifap. p. ; Ratn. 1. ; STftjtT />/> Discarded, lejected, despised ;R. 19. 43. -3 Insulted, humiliated. -4 ExRatn. 2. 8. -5 celled, anrpaased Attacked, overcome. -6 Ser para ted from worldly attachments. ; division, 3. I An engagement, A. V : ; Dk. 13. To shake. n^T^ -6 p.p. Ascertained, known. marked H*qjTTnfW" ., .. well observed, ; ; r^Ws S. 6. reject or treat with contempt, disregard ^4. 38 Kn. 3, 8 ; pointment Bh. TK ; -3 To discard, <spnrn, ; Ki. 2 16. -5 ; 2.59. K'. 1. 42 J K. Jinrrinr- , ff^ri ; time -af ; 52 5TTP? WTff r Me. 87 jjirft WflTH: Mv. 7. 2- 48 fw^rr Dk. 54. 174 K. 328 Ki.12. , 17 Tj'jrTrw-w^'fa from or ever since, 2 79 ; aiu %?5|fSrt till, Bv ; 3T* ; ascertained, determined or consider13. 11. ed f^mJTtf^rrcqrflgrtnr'fr'J' 61 3. ; ?*w: jprrfwsarrarAk. -4 Period of time, R. 16 r%7r TniWth -4 Restriction to a certain instance or instances to the exclusion of all others. ** f r ,, nnt n To be removing the fears VfTf; 5T^: 9. 19 ; vrncoTIsJ:. ; W^T TsforPTWfa: K. 124 tmCTOTCT^t WC^iflf Ka. 4. 43 conclusion ; oft at the end of comp., in the dense of 1 WW ; exclusive or inclusive, ( in time or conclusion, determination ) ^- ^ space HTT" Dk. 161. -2 Affirmation, emphasis. -3 Limitation ( of the sense of words); ^rq^Ttrrt'T rr^i^rT' tion D. I To shake, move, wave, cause to tremble ^flj: irqu*Mei R. 7. 43 sl?fr^: vjff; Applica- 1 [ aw-vrr-fo ] tion, attention. a. 1 Determining accuragreif W5ft: Bharata fenriTrgfr Reittricting oneself to anything. Wltmor of-orr 1 - Restrictive, limiting Asceitainment, determina >. p. \ Bent down, hung down, downcast fMr*, ITWT*, Bwrr, T^fT7 R. 9. 60 ^:'>i^3nTri5(j^ ^ Si. 10. 91. -3 Beudiug, btooping, Humdeepened, not projecting. -4 ; ; a|ir a. with stooping limbs ; Kn. 5. 86. wr* a- bending a. the body, cronchin-4 down. with down-east countenance. -OTT-^ a. bowing the head. ble. -Oonrp. 5^ &l*i*i / 1 down, stooping 2, 3. 8 ; Si. 9. 8. west, setting prostration. ; Bending, ; OTsrfftJnr^: bowing Mu. 1. -2 Declining in the A bow, Si. 9. 8- -3 -4 Bending (as a bow) K. ( where ar<> also ; 165 meant ' ' itooping ). -5 Modesty, absence of insolence, humility. anrTH a- Bowd, bent ; tr^nTSKTWrsurvwr Ka. 3. 54 ; rr? fallen at the feet. 1 3Tiri: Bending or bowing, fall ; ; Ki. 7 19. U. To bind on, 4 r; Ve. down 1. K.19' 3 7; hound on, tied or over. 1 Throwing down, precipitating. -2 Causing to descend. sro^TtrH Leading down, pouring . :) Throwing down &c. . : 1 -rft [ 3W-^ The wo- '. Brj. 8. 3. 19. 20, 67, 59, 84 fattened, woven, put together; IPIT Ittin.; Si. 6. 53; 7. 52. -# A drum. 3T?7if Binding, girding, putting : on. very Hcir<7 82-2 N. N. of a country and ita inhabitants its capital being and there 3srf wf iir of a river, -m. B. R. 10. pi. ; ; a- [ iff Tn%*rir. 3T*-=rc\ Flat-nosed, -j The Con- see awSrj ] having a di ion of flat nose. 3Wnt: -^/ [WC.-3TH On. 2 101] The earth oft used at the end of com p. meaning ' ground place 1 ; ' ' ' ; qrTrn*ift Dk. 7. 13 ^fryr=rr place of recreation 25. -2 A finger ( Nir ). -3 A river Rv. 1. 190. 7. -4 N.of a plant. -5 Course, bed of a river, arif^nff a. fallen prostrate on the : ; ground. -Comp. -f^r:, -f-^r:, -Tlti:, -fit?: -;rri:, lord of tho eartb,king ; -3c5 the surface of the earth, the globe, -sy :, a tree. -';# -^ U. To wash, purify, 3T^TT5C cleanse, to wipe off. -Caul. I To cause to wash off.-2Tofill with, per3 'tf .. 1 a. sT : /or wnahing. Washing, ablution; 6. 34, 35 Ms. 2. -2 Washing ofE, ablution. -J Water for washing, foot-path gfpr: qr^T^oT^V: Ait. Ur. -4 Sprinkling water on the darbha grnsiata Sra-ldha ceremony. ; l nw &c. -2 To be deprived of ( with -J To fall, meet with an accident. -4 To overthrow, ruin. -Cabt. To cause to glide or go down. 3T*Tr p. f. I Mixed with. -2 Cooked together with. -If alien on or into. -4 Alighted, descended. ST^n^: falling down. abl. ). ar^-errijr a. | Badly or ill-cooked. -2 Without a net. -SK-. Bad cooking. ar^qrar a [ 3*1* ft-sfwft'i qi>f fw ] A Mlechchtm whose eatiugin a vessel uselesi for others. it nas lost his caste, a person hi' kindred to out not allowed by ,in a common ge? swwifpir ; neg- lected. ern. ?cr3 ] Snared, having snare laid over (on all sides); a 1 T 10 P- compress; Mb.; gr^l Ram.; to press or ar^ wwP. V. 4. 104.] a Brlhmana residing in Avunti.-flTfl: [ atsrrSs mfl ?f ] sour gruel ( prepared from the fermentafr. -wan awfas [ tion of rice-water : ( *(ist ) Not barren,frnitful, pro- 3f^K7 ductive w?rr 3i%riqtfeiiqj5rsrfnT & 2CO; P- 1 To 8 P lit - -P ass * sig-qff . the feet (tig all sides. -&: Pressing down, pressure -2 A kind of medicinal drag used to cause sneezing, sternutatory .-3 A kind of medicftl treatment. 3reqT55T 1 The act of pressing down -2 A eternutatoty.-srr Damage, Ms. ; 287. 8. a. Full of, filled. pre ' of a web. 3^q;: Flatulence, wind from the bowels. fulling down at bringing. -2 Desccne, Sogmenl of the base of a Sf^sTlTT triangle. P. 3^5--! 9 ( fis< nisu : tyelids, ); I 1 sfhsrv -2 To Si. "18. 19 2.31 ) 12. Pressed on . The end of the warp Alighting, descending. I Falling down; ment. iriRT^a?fgf%f'n^6 1 violation flv p Td fa " down 3TTTrX down, jump down, desoend, n.ligbt, pounCJ or swoop upon; ^qsir^grffiT^ 7W Prab.; vdfwmli^t Kam. -C ; wfsri^Jte^rMai. TO - puce- 1 nqueeze together Deduction, ascertainSpitting upon. vessel Diy. ) a Unprot ctod, raaT Me. 30; K. 52. -Oomp.-!jt the city of r: 3T*fir Hr*rs To go down, glide down as ^r, ; be split. areqrf^ir Laceration of the 209. 2.~223. 1 B. 6. 32. wi3rT V. 2. 2; H. 2. 12. ;r H Y. 4 A. 'jiRvrraw'ffii'cfr Qhat. 15. Used R. 16. 78. to descend, fall : One who as country covered in ancient times, as area a wider than Avanti, now, liana applies the name to a neigh Louring kingdom in the east, whoso capital was Vidiaa on the Vetravati or Betva. In the time of the Mahabharata Avauti appears to have extended on the south to tha banks of the Narmadn and on the west probably to the banks of the Myhe or Mahi ] to split oneself, 1. ^>: T^i* TTW makes Washed, cleansed. -2 Searched. - o synonymous with Malava or the modern Malava but the Uttr ijjir- *Fsr<mfar ^srwit ^tjw: R. 10. 85, 1 1 . 93. -*{ a. roving over the earth, vagabond.-]*: a mountain; Si. 16. 78. a i ; X^TTJ A Particularly a hole elephants i catching dava the temple of irsFFW i Q tne suburbs. [According to Heraachandru is also srirlt pouncing. -3 or swoop hole,'pit. -4 or -pit for modern ^ST- city, the of Avanti are said to b3 sfsfr sudden, Un.'S. citic* f the seven sacred on of the Hindus, to die at which is mid to secure eternal happiness ; cf. mK 6. Mb.; T3r?H?wijf?rr [?=?; f^ft m?n ; . Causing to descend. / N. of a 1 $rrr 3><TiT si'Wa^' Felling, knocking down, throwing down ; q-jrorr Ms. 11. 65 ; down. skilful in nil erotic arts: cf. ; bring 3^n *tqr*ll*w*sitia ; 'ri^: S'i. on, Formed, rnde.-2 Fix- I 3T3?r3*p.p. ed, seated tie or 1 50 3T^T{j pat over, cover with. To lead I ; or si^JTprjj a. What depresses causes to bend or bow. 3TW-T[ffi " Bending or bowing down P. 1 down, to push into 3T"Sfrr To bind, fasten *fw fi^urH<Mv5;! atrt-st, rivet jfsteH" f? Mk. 9. Falling or palsy of tho 166 -2 Siur. ! A -3 kind of disease. -2 tance, oppotition. tion; ^n-*ir Spasm 3f75pl cognise re- to ; -2 To become Si. 12. 39 l ; Bk. 15. 101 3Tfrrr ffiTj).^. ; 8. B. 8. ri 1 Illumined, light- -2 Evident,, mani- ed, irradiated. fest. 53; wtft^JT^5T ^; ^rrsnr& frer sjfH: gvre? ^ Bbag. knows Cans. I To awaken, rouse; nwt <mTTfTvnr: B- 12. 23. -2 To make one aware of, inform; argr^r- Ms. Ki. 3. 26. 3T7W ; rr3ittTflI*rr5- ; ^s^vrrt class of deities. of, understand feel, perceive, know, r*W wr5T*W&: aware sensible or 3^5 -4 Space, reach, compass. -5 False $?{ N. of a knowledge. -i.omp. divinity --snrr: ( pi. ) N. of a whole ^r*S>>Tnw5j; Dk. 127. ft ; To awake I Knowledge, Appearance, mtnifcgUtion, inspira- in the arm. 4 A. Splendour, lustre, light. -3 perception. 1 Binding on all sides. 3^5TP*T 1 Pain, agony. -2 Resis- <* sft Shining, bright. skin or cuticle. P. To break off, shatter. SKTTrftr*: The outer 7: Breaking ; Breaking IIP)* ftftr -3 To remind, pat in mind of H*TT**rnr<mr?* S. 1. v. 1. -4 To shattering. off, offi.shattering, P- 6- 3T^S^ To bend down, curve. M55?- p-p. 1 Known. -2 O bsnt, 3Twg?T P' P- Contracted, crooked; iwgjrtTfrjTqrfrAarwt w* Si. 15. 54. 3TT>rer. [ 3Tf-?-^ Un. 2. 3 ] Knowledge, perception ^w^srnr?ii'g*l^ wt? *^f qrwm^srfar: B- 7. 41 triqm'tg^gqrr ^fti^T Trer 5.64 cipal sacrifice. D. 84 ; I ; ; 10; fTTwretrftr tion Prab. ?: The end or completion of a -2 Bathing of a principal sacrifice for ; 3. 1. 1.-3 Discrimination, judgment; 3Ts^ttmft *snr: STOH Ki. 6. 41. -4 Teaching, informing. Indicating, showing Dk. ; m^ir 5TTf^4 A The awakener, the inn. -2 panegyrist, bard. -J A teacb.er.-4 1 -4 The water of supplementary for defects a in WT ; ; explanation. -Oonrp. U. 50, 4. 136. 3TTH5T P'f. To break f^rrsvrsij' Rim. yij Vr UTT: humbled. defeating V. 4. 11. smash off, crificial ; sion, dislike. 3T*TTiT3'J, 3j^nrr?g pot. p. I To be treated with disrespect, or slighted ; Ms. 7. 8. 82. 9. 3TTTjrW Breaking, humbling. c^nnnmsr tearing, off, aton* and a sacrifice in general ; Si. 14. 10. sa- ceremony. Abduction, a. I Disrespectful, conte.np, tnoas, despising. 1 A. I To shine ; : Ki. 3. 46; ; eRrsrr Mb. -2 To shine ^S forth, become rasnif est;3TTTf^7g^l^rj(T? jj^JT: Si. 8. 29. -3 To appear: seem P. V. 2. y The 31 Flat-aosad; see state of hiving a flat nose. M^H ] Up. [ si^r-afR^ 5. 54. ] vffr?^ dishonourableness, contempt. 3T?nrH4,-?TT Despising, disrespect- contempt wwnTST^njf&f ; ; j%RT%lt I^IT: Si. 9. 37. r*r nrof^i o. aTCHlf^ Contemning, despis- ing, slighting, undervaluing; T S. 6 ; f S. 3. [ M^irz^n^ v, A kind of disease, swellings caused by bcila or contusions. Producing swollinga. 3TTJT^5 Consideration, investi- I gation. -2 One of the five principal parts or Sandhis of a play ; tra yrai written fifrr. iiair D. 336 ?g;r: S. ; -3 Attacking; T: ! Ki. 3. also 43. Intolerance, impatience, I -2 Effacing, obliterating, baniehiog from recollection. low, inferior (opp. q ) aTKrf^iHri37PT7HT 5?f R- 9. 14 ; see'sr^F : ^r fr 3i%rnrr ir itur Rv. 6. 25. 1. -4 Next, intimate. -5 Last, youngest -6 loosen (a w ^I T I ; -2 A lonr day Sin. exactly coinciding with a solar ono; the difference between a Chandra (29 d*ys, 31 Chatik4i and 50 Pala) and a solar month ' ( 30 days ); Jyotisha. 3TpT^ despise, 4 A. ( or Poet. P. ) coatemn, . rWr^ wicked. -2 Contemptible, mean, nndermcmt, lowest. -3 Base, (apparently or f al sel v ); contempt, dis ^T^riT^^JTrfSfir K* IT Ms. 2. 162, Bg. 14. 25. ar, -?T regard; gj^jj^ 6 garment urri^ 1 To disregard,- dis- P. I To To a h.)riie).-2 S.c.lj'Jr^OT, let loose, take off (a f*W &c. -3 To unharneBB. 'T ; jrrfir^- -2 Arrogant. 3T7 off. carrying ir- | A decreasing. protector. -2 A clas J of Manes ftftvrp ft-^: spr JIT 337: nr Speaking, tilling. -2 Contemptible, 9. Sinful, overcoming, wrsnTVTT^rsaf contemned ; -5 A w^ ablation after a Ill-report, Ku.3. 74;3r*vrbroken down, Humbling, ; Despised, &c. -Comp. 3?55T: a restive elephant ( that disdains the hcok), one in rut 3^>jf*Trs^Tfffs?nrf: Si 12.16. sr-rwfa: A master, an owner. fat /. 1 Disregard, disrespect. -2 Aver- ^ 7 P. 8; Bk. 7. ; defamation. srairT: light of: wr Si. 2. 95; 12 25; 15. 14. 6G. Cam. To despise &c.; ?rr %K Tr^mT'Sq Ms. 2. 8. 81 sacrifice. principal fftf*f*r ] n purification. sacrifice to preceding one w Katy. end of vessels at the <prrtT*??wi$- Knowledge, perception. end purifica- ; m p prin- at the ; sSh^r^wgr^srwr?^': 6. 61 22; 11. 31. 13. 61"; Y. 3. 244 ; MB. 11.83. -3 Purification by bathing of the gacrificer and the sacrificial Thought, intention ;ra^in'(J^'5H53 [ Ji??m: make Si. 15. 18. ; 175. -as: ; mean. teach, instruct. M. light, ^df^ifUlMMs. 2. 11, 4. 135, 7. 150; V. -2 To undervalue, depreciate, dividing. ; ; respect 5. 53; 2. 11. Setting at liberty, loosen ing,, letting go. With one's bead hanging down. ?ft?TT [ arag.?? ff^lm the head bang3T5] lying with one who ileeps ing down. (-rs) -floxnp. . with his head hanging down, ai man ( opp. \i ) ; ; such 167 2 P. 1 To rub off, to remove &q-cremr@. -2 To strip off, efface. ; Washing &c. 1 To grind sr . 9 P. or pound to reduce by friction crush, tread down, trample upon srjfJJ'H *nfrfor gtfvaisft ffltrTiTt Mb. -2 To rub. -Caus. To pound down &o. Trampling upon. -2 STIIT^! I down, Pain, toil wrTT?JTTTsr Ram. -3 ; ; ; ; AD Mukl. -2 A Syllogism, or any logiargument. 3T^TT 2 P. 1 To go down, to give iway -2 To desist from, turn off or away. -3 To know, uuderstund cal 15. Si. 19. si ; To -4 avert, Ved. Giving way, Ved. one g[-[ desisting, ceasing whose anger ia appeased. o. ; expedient of a Government, inflicting punishment on an enemy by laying bis country waste, devas- One who separates. 1 WTTTg -2 Turning away, averting. -3 Ap- tation, oppression peasing, pacifying. killing 3Trt ; rrm^ra- r??rmt Mb. -4 Slaying, U. 5. 8. Fror^sr ; sTW^ a. Trampling down, grind- ing, crushing Ram. -* ?rj*c? ; Rubbing, shampooing ^* *nr?^6P. 1 To touch; 3^3- ?nfV <S<5?S-*fP*. K. 232. -2 To conCau. I To aider, ponder, reflect. cause to touch. -2 To destroy ; in- Having no gin to worship, to abandon. 3TT73r'T Purification, means ' of expiating &c. Tandya Br. ; aw-q jr-f3 : [ 3?^<Jit 1 ) ; A gwHTT^ir i-jft:, ^tjfy, 12. 43, Amaru. 40, 46; a member (in general)' ; T^T^rf retKT ^aifa^jrer f ^ Bhart?t. spruit %Tr%^^'?g-> Dk. 61 %Tr?TT.I3nf*m s P.II.1.45;I. 1. ; ; 463 A member or a component part of a argument or syllogism. logical (These are five: sri^r, 53, ^j ?OT , gqsw and RTRST ). -4 The body. -5 A component, constituent, ingredient ( in general ), as of a com- pound &c. -6 A means ( r Having limbs, having portions or subdivisions ( as a whole ) ^q-. ; TO. formed of stance tuents s^faf: *m*ri* P 11. 2. i. (tf ) 1 A whole, any sub- H? ; several iy swfift rer consti- *r* Sid; am-ain^ ind. [ 41 am-sfaRTO^ arwr- ( censured, under, lower, inferior, legs ( ; K. P. 1 ; 2. f*or BI^CWW 49 sr^vrr* ; opp. ifsrif ) / smfih -2 ; Stopped, I Stopping, ceasing, Repose,relaxation,reit. ] [ a^cW W- 3Tf P. V. 4. Having no people, desolate. ^JU| a 1 Broken, torn ;3i^5TtiriirttT Ki. 6. 5. -2 Diseased. U. 1 To obstruct, hinder, i ^urfsrtt stop, prevent, detain ; ifT S 2. 2. -2 To shut up, 64. I'. Sk ; so Besiege i^H^H.uig[ confine, lock up (oft with , ceased, 3W5?T 81 P. III. ( Below. ace. ) resting. grnrr ffff With Only iup.p.) amer p. p. cessation. M. 1. -4 Mean, unimportant, worst, lowest ( opp. 3-^ ); ( ( ^srfar ). Den. P. To become lower. 1 A'. To leave off, cease a) 136-7 Sk. Behind, hinder, ] posterior, below, downwards. a. aratror Degraded, ind. I Bop. -2 Following, succeeding isrw^nCl^r:) Ak.; ^athl^ni Ms. 3. 23. -3 Below, two -6 Least usually as the last member of comp. with numerals; s^! W'fafWrsT. Ms. 8. 60, 3. 187; f^f nt Sk.; with loc. cage also 3<mr q-R-Tf |TTr 112 Y.2.69.-7 Western. -8 Nearer.nexf. -9 Most excellent ( STeimSSrs ) Ki I get, attain to;qrr ; ; to ace.) ; ; 11. 81, 12. 110; ; A ; Bhag. -3 To furnish, supply, procure, obtain ( for one ) mrw>ra^W ; To suspend, attach oneself. country behind. -2 Tiinegone.-tr 1 A direction. -2 If- of Dnrga. 7 The hind thigh of an elephant ( also {r).-0onrp.-3it5- J. the least part.the minimum. -2- the last half. -3. the &4*>p. p. 1 Obstructed, stopped, checked, hindered. -2 Shut up or in, hinder part of body. ( -ij ) ind. in a certain euccjaaion of parts, succesarsSr sively. "IT: ind. from below. a. [ 3TfW I being on the Itj ] lower or near side. -2. belonging to the last half. -3- beginning from below. -4. defective ( ). (-t$) the le:mt or smallest pirt. ar^c a. lowest, most inferior of all ; -i f% _4Protected,>ind not seen by others ; y. 290 Ms. 8. 236. -5 Imprisoned secluded as in the inner apartment*. -Oomp. ^|f a. incarcerated. w ^ Trfr A- Tf^rr 8k. ] ; piece-meal. $(% ] [ 3. 29, HmTm = *!TT*- Kii. 7. 44. limb (of the B. P. V. 13 ). parti- wf^or at ; Bg. A ] Ved. Sk. ( 6 ) Lator posterior, hinder (in time or space) Kara.; g^5r Tr^t: T: ^c cular portion of a sacriflce.-m. ) A kind of priest. ind. ] Behind, afterwards, hinder, posterior, downwards, below, from below. Ci ) -2 Not [ ( ^f. - drive away, expel, disperse ( ene mies Ac.) by performing sacrifices. 3?^r intellect ST*T a- [ t tf. Younger (in years); Bin.; *rf^ HI. 3 ( ). 3W debased, detpised terrupt. Touch, contact. I A. 1 To expiate ?T5JT: [ 3HK: trajfgtff %s: ] the western mountain ( behind which the sun is supposed to set amwr^ 31^TfT 1 Going away, retreat. Ved. ). -2 Appeasing, pacification. -3 Expiation ( of sins &s. ) 1 1. fo%:, -Wsf: a Sudra. g-^ 'a. having no vow ( gp^ or swiiim ). ( -?T: ) [ am 3i?4cf9fs 3rirw ] the 1 nn. -2 a kind of trse ( arka ). . ants. nor a. belonging to a low caste or tribe. (-^T.) 1. a Sudra, a man of the fourth tribe. -2. the last or fourth tribe; Ms. 3. 241,9.248. named I 'int. -7 a. |. youn- ger, junior, born afterwards ; Si. 14. 74. -2- of a low birth, inferior. (-3T:) 1 . a younger brother ; R. 11.54 udra. ( -srr ) a 11, 36. -2. a er sister ; f^tftpari^^rr R. 84 ; 12. another. 32. gWT: ; 14. young- 6. 58, ind. one after (pi.) one's descendirj enclosed. -3 Incognito, disguised; 34- Mb. ; 1 restraint Ait. Br. ; Obstruction, fYlfltOTT ^frforr ^m^^f -2 Besieging. -3 Gaining. ST^ro 1 Hindrance, obstruction ; Snr. -2 Re- q^rynn'r whiYs^TT: straint 3m:nrrretp* Mk. 1. 1. -J Inner apartments or women's apartment, harem, seraglio ; fai$ f^ftsK; ^tHTf^: Kn. 7. 73 Si. 5. 7 arsiTJvS. 5. 3, 6. 11. ariT: K. 57 -4 The wives of a king taken col; ; ; ( oft pi. ) ; sre*r$ T*T*rft 1. 32, 4. 68, 87, 6. 48, 16. 58, Mr, lectively B. "^ ^s 168 6. 20. -5 An enclosure, Confinement. -6 Sipge,investmant,blockd;jifr*Tret H. 3. -7 A covering, lid. -8 A fence, a pen. -9 A watchman. -10 hollow. -1 1 Depression, Layer (plant) see under aresfr-Comp. I. a serngHo. -2. siege -w;f impeding. -2 Besieging gt|?nr *rsT fJfaramwiWit Rim. as" A barrier, fence 5Tt A guard. WWThjjf 1 A siege, blockade. -2 Hindering, obstructing. -3 An ob-4 A cloned ntacle, impediment. or private place. -^5 The innermost part of anything. -6 The inner or ing, ; at^rq apartments in a royal palace ,r3fr^tv^>j*snirc*m: Si. Dk. 120. 5. 18 3*rft*i?r -7 An inmate of the harem, a amhrTTT^ ffr?T: Si. qneen, wife 8. 8 ( fl-g^iTilWt =in! ) women's ; WR^ ; ; 34M?>n=l* o,. -3 Heaven (fRTrig' Srnrorfl -4 Mounting, ascending shoot gent out by ft plant, a creeper). . fllsijftJTS ) -5 A one pendent branch, hinder- 3T3Trqgr a. 1 Obstruction, ing down.-2 A creeping plaut winding itself round a tree from the bottom to the top ( such as the jrf *n that striken fresh roots into the earth, a* of thf w3rgiciHriTtf wsffnrro fig-tree (rc); ?r*jg: Ram. -6 The growth of " plant or vine. -7 ( ID Jmnsic ) Th descending scale of notes. -Oomp the Indian 8g-ttee ; so Alighting, descending. I -2 Ascending. 3TwM$*r N. of a plant spaim. A particular condition (^511) brought about by a particular position of the stars a a^n^ brilliant. Si 3H<Wil ing. 1 <* Obstructing, hinder- -2 Besieging. 1 P. To descend, an?? ; ; to ; frt ; down, or set HTwfts^forr Dk. 139 bring ; -2 To lower lessen, reduce ; Ms. 1. 82. -3 To plant (as trees). -4 To depose, dethrone, dismiss, remove ( as from a throne &o. ) mnsnifiKimimftwr ; Mo. 3 <^ror^ ftn%s^I?^Tq"^^. snqgp.p. I Descended, alighted dismonunted. -2 Uprooted. amhl: 1 Moving dawn, descending. -2 A shoot sent op by the ; ; root of a plant; a slip (for planting); the pendent shoots of the ( Indian ) 3W?j5r Ved. Descending motion, a. prived ( as of ). of, Uprooted. -2 Decurtailed. -3 Diminished, I lost. 3 Ved. ; 6 ( Br. 5insi*rt To ) rest, recline, down, remain ;TFT ^rrrTl'srn H. 1. -2 To catch hold of. hold, oneself on, cling to, throw orsnpport TreV aiWWt! lean on, rest on T^sTr ^fijrw R. 3. 25 V. I ^g^isfl^^ii K*nr S. 2; on W^rfwrr^BnraT V. 1 leaning ; -3 To K. 17, 185. supported by hold up, be .r up, support, sustain, take up sr^tTSTat 5 s!! S 7; g^Tr^c75^5fj V. 3;ipprwir** wfil***K.U. ^ifr: Ki. 9. 78 arfJj^nTTHWM^ 2. 18; f^TJ ^ ?T^5f^rj THT: R- 8. 60. ; ; ?3w Me. 109; "f*rw5R. 7. 9: Ku. 3. 55, 6 68 7. ; : 58 ; 3rTf^TT^r^a S. 3 ; Dk. 162 ;Ve. 4; M. 3 V. 2 Mn. 5 ; K hanL' 153. -4 To depend on or upon, or hinge on tfs;rs7 3fsr??9iHiriW5 f Bk. 18. 41 3iTT3Trr ^rwfiM asrr . ; i Descent, going or com- a Light red coloured. Having no class. -rr Tl e : Ved. Without apleod- 3|qfa< 1 srgrnr rnarka. stigma, Colourless, baring no pot; ^ft^ f ill-repute, tf?a^jTa;ojflf$t R- 14. 38. -2 Blame, censure ^ ^T-7^g^qorin^ 57 spoke no ill words. -3 Epithet of 18 letters according to =??^, ; 3^r, ?j$, "=33, 3?5?rw &c. Want of livelihood. ^Non-exis- tence. gf^flr:/- Ved. Bad verty, distress, want. a. po- Want of rain, js: a. Ved. Not raining. o. Being active in rainless bright weather. 3K,^*T a. ( Also written ^?r ) White. -ST: [aws??*, ST^-^-T^] Tne white colour. ing to, H.I; vit Bk. 7, way to des. ;(Hn*^5Kto summon or pluck |^w M41. 8 to give npcourag^not to despair: &swr^ - 52 ! ; ^ Ki. 2. 15 ; politely; K. 155; 220; 3TT?rt to cherish hopes ; ffe fvr S. 5 act wantonly, quite sr M. 2 K ; independently; 37. 33 taking the northern direction .-6 To be slow or tardy, be late. Caul. 1 To cause to hang down, ?r g??5?t TrT^S'WaT Pt -2 To make one rest upon or catch suspend ; hold of. 3T*ftr: 1 Hanging down. -2 Hangon ( fig. also ) ing on, dependence ; A ^r (lit. and fig.) ; help, asaigtanco arwpiaTmsfr R. 19. 50 walkfnt supported by others; 5?n%PH*H% Chat. 1. 8 BtTfaf^5S-^fHrfa^Tsif 5. 6 %5trfyr frTB^m^S^r Ratn. 1. ft; V. 1 see fj^- also. -4 Hence n crutch or stick ( flg. ) ; ; ; drought. J ; port Ved. Not turning back. 3T?5niT r., fortune, ^TT^^H^Hnrff ; pair 4. reproach, censure. ^yrH <> Destitute of livelihood. | to -2 Bad, low, deatitnte of goop qualities. -3ft 1 Scandal, -ST ; 71 3Nrf S. 65. ; ; a. Uprooting. -2 Causing to descend. -3 Taking away, depriv- sHiUMd P-p. kind of disease, loss arg-^f^ ou r , mean-looking. 3reftt:l the sun A Towels. deeending. -4 Setting : - fijj-tree. ing, diminishing. ^S^rrart a(o>: ; alight, . down down I 4H<1t|<|3 of appetite ; ; golden chain pended by t*& it ; qwrar &c. ; come go down fjq-, down ( in general ) to dismount, get down; ijprra'TW^hTrrg^BrrPT*!" f^!j Ms. 2. 202 R 4 80 ; Bk. 8. so urar^ni, ivnrr^ 10* $<mfci 3TW?5J: come down from, bereft of, Caul. (-tfejii%or-$lr3q; R- 1- 54 ; helped her to ed, Mis-shapen, deformed. ments ng^gtumre-efSTttfaisr: hang down, b-J suspend R'ft Mu. 2. su- ; -2 Degenerated, degraded. Ved. Shining, 3rarTl%^ ' ; (a) 3T5T5J3- glide down, ; awnr?q a. Descending.-m. ( ff ) N. of the Indian fig-tree ( rj ). -on Obstructive, impeding 12. 20. 71.-2 Hang- 7. ; w f*3f: 5^] A gnard of the queen's Apartments. -Wif A female of the inner apart- astiawi^ i. ing down- -3 Placed contiguously, waist. jr- The impressed. To hang, slip of 1 A. I a. I Clinging or adhercontact with ; touching, in ; -5 A Biispender. -6 An appendage. -7 A psrpendicular line. N. of a metie. for support. I A Si. 9. 6 Ko. 5. 66 ; prop, enppport, stay ; BJJW ; 169 m: H. 3 5- 3 4 A. u^n-sri^^-iirTw^rsrrff S. ; **%*& 9fTT*Bsr!f f*n%y H. i; ; -2 Help, -3 Having assistance. re- cotirge to, resorting to; adoption; gwrTWTf3T!TjT>5r K. 160. -4 Walking. To hang on. sick, p- Sticking . resting under Bri. S. 53. 114. to, ; ftfmrtfT^^^: swrfftw j. j. 1 Supported, protect-2 Suspended, hung down; *rhif *<*r>im -rom Pt. 2 ^T5ir _ ; **i$^ S. prompt ( tfriT -3 4. Expedition*, Alighting, des. -4 ). oending (actively aged). -5 Depending upon, trnHng to. To be caught 3TTc5i%cTe^^oJ. p. I hold of or grasped. -2 Expeditions, quick. t M^B'ra^ a. Hanging down, depend- ing upon, resting or reclining on, holding, supporting Ac wOTrsre^I,; H. sru \jffer K. 15. 49 ; 1 WW^^sr 6, ifV : ) 6 ( Mk. 3. 8 Rim. P To smear, Prond, I Me. aasault, H. 2. 99 frtK.93, 109- -3 ^j^ ^j^,^ S^rar ^rfur^hnnftct R- 8. 35. -3 Smearing, anointing. -4 Ornament ( "PT ) -5 Onion, aisooiation IT ). ( ff&VJ 1 Anointing. -2 Oil, any unctuous substance. -3 Union, asso- -4 Pride, arrogance. -5 The oiation. sandal tree 2 ( ^ U ). 'P > ! " 8 below, -freq. ( g^fr ) To lick again and again. ^Sftf P- P- I Eaten, chewed rtntaftti S. 1. 7 ;.Ms. 4. 208. -2 Licked, lapped touched (fig. also 1 ; ^ ; ; 3. 5 sutrounded Ki. 13. 11 ; bit SWr^JT?: Mk. destroyed. tempt. 3T9&? extract : ( ; ( on all sfbrrsrf;* 1. 9. 31 a lip ) ' sides) or away ; That can be broken in ar^cfn:? upon or assailed suddenly. 3TS%^r: I Breaking, scraping or off. scratching ed off. -2 Anything scrap- Disregard, con- 1 ^rfer Licking with the tongne. ; awftf ( 3J is P. f avonrabU ; N. of a plant ri tffa* A.poisoBons insect. Censure, sn evil a. sprs^f cator. Censure, reproach. -2 -3 Disregard, disrespect. -4 Support, dependence on. -5 Evil report. -6 A command, an 1 arent^ : Truat, oonBdence. order. -7 Information. 3T^TTir: I An aperture. dow sen am^*. 10 P. 1 To see, <M3<JH A. or behold, view.l ook at observe (lit.); pletely. 2. ) 93 ; tiftjiTiprateT ^( nfSsnrw V. Cast down. ; ^f ^fjf 3TWOT1J to wait for witness a performance ; M. 2 rafirwtra- Bri. S. 53. 105 ; look out for, seek ; consult ( as opinioc.s ). -2 To exerlook at or see (.in astron. ) HTnor ; To pWn* ; cise influence upon gfTiaTJ^Tni62; ^WTr^wfffi'jf T H7 (%ar Mirk. P. -3 To find obserTe, see ; be aware of, meditate or reflect npon 3TlrirnTiTr7iT'T^t5>5rR. 8. 74 11. 67. *j?r Ku. 3. 50 ; . ; ; ; ; Seeing, beholding I ; *% D. : A splinter, chip. I Not comIndependent, free. -2 selfdocile, disobedient, Mi ' 5 ' ^r?5TT Ft- 1- 424 5 pliant or willed 33. ; f -3 Not subjected passion. at, wishing to see. A seeing ; ift beholding, T g^jT5c?t*'T?iiiT! ^- H> a over, commanding Looking 1 swayed ; H. 1. nnreetrained ; fftr?l'%^tsrt f*18 ; 2. 182 ; Dk. 34 : -4 Not mas*nr^ v$ Ki. 2. 55 wild. ter of oneself, subiect to the senses; ' n^^nr% 95. -5 wmr^inrsT * fra^St Ku. Not having one'n own will, depei dent, helplesiB. powerless ; 6. . c Bg.3. 5; K. 174 ; Pt. 1. 335 ; U. 3 ; Mk. 10.13; at, -6 Necessary, ceriwr QfT T* "T T^at f%JT?7 Mu 6. -Comp. -^g^Rrw a. 5tt s^5Tt whose mind and sense are npt held Ram. tain ; Mn. 1. 12. ; in subjection. Not submitting to i -2 Looking view of ; ^fifBI 60. to or 45; uncontrolled- . ; V. 4. 31. -2 Sigbt -3 Looking down upon with com- Looking to r off. > reflected in 2 being (com. a. w^j?5BWWn7Tn fTTrar'r ; upon Raining ). a- ; Bh. -2 Win* ; P. 1 f One who speaka -2 An adjudi- 1 finally or decisively. the person. dramas re- port or reputation. aTTTm Scraping off. 1 Subbing. -2 Adorning ; m% ^V5- -3 Devoured, . sw ans^w 3?^^- 1 ; Biting; kissing ( as Si. 7. 45. . Licking, lapping. -2 An at of Scma ). -3 An elec- 22 off -2 a. tuary, confection seeing. at, Of no good origin or a. snp; Cutting destruction. : Ve. [ One who ] ; To Hok - To keep down, stifle vqrBhag. ; 4H.lfld H *"*"'" having lost all sense of &c. ij^ Leping on suddenly. 14. insult, ontrs g e;f* WTrfhrr^W^RTtmt V. 1 wg< ibid. ; a- V. 4. 75 extraction. (fig- also ); devour, swallow eat, Looking ^gur: ) Ku. 5. 49. Sensual desire. ' To Ctt 1 TO a. T: ( suitable. anoint, ; ; aftfnrr*OTr%ff R. 4. 72. -Comp. f-9T! N. of a Bodhisatva worBhippedby the northern Buddhists. a wild beast on its ptey ), to burst or break in upon ; f^PR^ireijfa' -2 press, crnab, Pride, hanghtinesa pJT^OiHB^T^irnf! Si. 9. 51 ( whflrea?" also meam ointment); ^rwHMr^iT: ; . ; 3^50; 1 Mu. 3. 22 K. 5. 53 -2 Violence, attack, tearing or ; arrogant, haughty. -2 Anointed, plastered, smeared. -3 Killed ;^srrW*T?frrr[ Mu. 8. 27. 3TJ&7! Catting off, or areg^VI 1 Boiling or wallowing on the ground. -2 Robbing. 6 U. I To rush upon ( as ). [fs^-fife] dowB Pn" : . Vlfaxp.p. ^ -2 Uprooting. -3 ifcji Not tying up, allowing to hang down. -4 Taking away, pulling out. ; generally nsed in p. p. ' ; Looking npon, coo- ; iamtfo 37; W i ft 7. 1 pulling out 19- 7 Ku. P aTWf?>gffifg a. N. jr. &*&(fkixp. p. Seen &o. of a Bnddha. * A look, glance ; tempt. W&^l out. look, glance sidering. play, ed. -4 A Sight, eye. ftrf^{lFrra$nf ( irrq'^TTcfr^t R. 10. 14. -5 Looking out for, inquiry. seeking, 1 Spoit, 3Tf5fT5rr [amr-sfrar] conmirth. -2 Disrespect, tick. -3 1. clinging to, other's will. Mk. 1. 23, tq-< 170 a.' 1 wtT reduced Unrestrained, in- to aihes ; S. 3. 3 ^9)TT reduced to ashes Kn. 3 72, 10. 16 mwwTmT *M%?JJT *sj4 pride, dignity, majestic greatness ; srrTOHrsftsn K. 179 dignified, nobl; see wiyn--4 A pogt, pillar. -5 Gold. 4. un6Diabe();^-iq-5Trir HpTJir: ibid. -6 Commencement, beginning. -7 Stopping, standing still, staying. -8 Courage, eteadintsj K. 155, 157 ; dependent. -2 Not influenced by magic. 3^511 a. 1 Unt*menbl, ungovernable, unruly. -2 Inevitable ; sjw gfah Ve. 3. 4. -3 *TiJ!jTW3<m W% Inrlippm'able, nfceesary. -Comp. 3: a son whom il it impossible to govern or teach. BT^jlT 3 "d- WW5TT TV. ?>-jg 3T [ nil still Rtn. ; 2. 2;R. 2.69; w ; Bh. 5?ii% ( lie. ) ed with if ; Basel in ; error made A to kiod of eye- ' I Destined to UVe place, inevitable "arr^ST! M. 5: sTT; 3 nft f a. w, 5 *mrnft ; Pr. 28 II. ; S. 6. the 6re off Necessary, inevitable, -tr Necessity, M^jT'irfir, wr-31" WiODg desire. a A 1 itej.] cow, a 31^5 npon JT$rrf ot bad 1 1 Destroying, cntting or lopping off. -2 Withering, drying Qp. -3 Emaciation. the Having bead bent or bung down. STf fal. Used mostly: ( To be leu Uut To Caui. in pan. ) or ag a remainder, to remain over or Icavs behind ai ; 3T*eTsf I Resting upoE, having recourse to. -2 Supporting. -3 Parnlys stupefying. -4 A post -S Stopping, staying. ^qx^ 1 P. To smack ing, lips ), make 2. a eating, i 9 P. 5, Bg. 7. 2. a remainder ; To 1 lean or rest ^Tg^gJnr Mv. 5 so ^j ^riTiH^T Bg. 9. 8 by the help ; f?t ; *Tf -a To block up *ihrff3T^gf<W E*g liatn. 4. -3 To wrap, envelop, bover with K. 116 ilirn?Tri^?Ti> arfc^fc 159 occupy Dk. 159. -4 To support, prop, hold np clp, emb'acejsi^EKiltH^ nf Mv. 5. 5 ;aftsftHtfli Hrwer K. 33, 42, 51. -5 ; ; ; ; ; To Left, remaining yusrSrs: R. 5 ; ?l&>Ai K. '303. -6 To be near. -7 To be astounded or bewildered. anesquiff* ; bow much .. o the night yet remains yet to ruo ). -J Uemiining ( t>4 over and ahovo, giirplus. ^ .^^ Bett, remainder, remnant; Y. 2 47 MT?TT: I ttemnant, rt-st, leavings, ; remainder nt Ulm. ; T*nM5i7.T, ; j^fa tory; in tbia MM ; p. [ W^W-if, HTf^H ] reted on, protected 1 r -2 Hanging from or Sit. -3 Near; d'gs'i'-JT 'Jiff: upon ccutiguoui ;3TSf?i^ig^> P. V. 2. 13, Bk. 9.72. -4 Obstructed, stopped, suspended. -5 Parvlrsed. -6 Round, ti*d, attached -7 Wrapped -8 Opposed. -9 up, enfolded. ; 6 *. Supported held, soized. lf>; Rtu.3; r: M- 5 the aigr:, a rest of the seme usually iocorap.; having onlyona half left; y; v j orstrnone who gnrvfve* only narration in or Surpassed, overcome. ( hence huviog recourse up or summoning ) to, plucking (as courage ) srfspjn? Smi^Bjf gi^rfJr Tt. I ; go remaining only in aehei, K. 286. -3 Haughtiness, or name ; ; ;HW ( wr. Noisy ] lips ). -2 Fame, 8itance. Protection, faction, pleasure. -7 Wish, will, ind. desire, aspiration. , . 39 ] 1 Below, downwards, bltherward. -2 ( As a preposition with iatr or abl. ) ( a ) Below, tt the lowest place. ( 6) Without, on the ouuide. V. 3. ST^T?^ Ved. a. Striving, as- piring. 3t7^T: [ Un. 3ts;-3T5 3. 117 ; Ujjva J | A kiug. -2 The euu. -j A Kind of tree ft 1 Refreshment, food, ) ( ; provision ( especially for H journey) tiiuiicum ( "n: also ) rra% iv. 3. 61. -2 Prc8rving,proUo.iog_ vn 1 Tijsff . ^r ; the legs an I 1 A clotli girt ruuud knees (by a person), when Bitting on his bnuig aUo, tlie act of girding round thisulothjOr the posture itself; ; 3Tre>T- [ *fl>T q^, ffw *rj ] 1 Leaning, renting upon. -2 Support, prop ; iWirrfiTPfffiTO*! K. 34, 44, 186, 231, 248 ; B^ ?sanranr3**;?: M41. 3 ; name, having only the left behind nged figuratively for dead goe the word* Ule one'* ( Food, provision. 4 celebrity. -3 Wealth, riches. -5 Going. -6 Satis- hinder, slop, arrest, hold or keep back W^ffCTTj). I ^^5 the smacking a?-T!ftt^r p- pillar. ; a noise in eating. aTTusroii [ a?? bears that ; of. - ); ' ' calf after a long interval. cow. snrfflT^ aifJsjipir A cow q. v. -2 Censure, abuse. V e d. Not STCSTT D. obliga- tion, certainty. = 3T^fffip^t opp. ( ^;=q: S. indispensable. ; deSance. P.III. 1.141 ] Fiost, dew. -2 Uoar-frogt, white dew; 3J!r;9r<)nrr%iK)J33ft^ir ^r H. Golden, ) i 3WIT: [3W?W a. (^fr /. of gold, or ag large s a post t*Jrr. arily larily done. mUHrfisr, a. made in sleeping (as woman. be necescooked; aj^innSj tobe necos- dropped An 3T*gTJrr a^r^TT [3W-?> *] 1 Hoar-frost, a fog or mist. -2 An iLdspendent compound- pot. pass. the final yi JWZTI 61. 10, Having the head bent down. . at Most surely 8M31HW ^ ; CH: Ratn. 4; 3Tf^nr^ni?rs K. 261 plucking npcourage ;< nwtd r Pt. 4 holding oni ( as opposed to : regards position). -2 dig'ate. ; ; resolute determination 3T-T?Hw/).p. Left; remaining. A Scorp on. ; *Tn*J? s^ ; -vis I 3. 1". -y ; iurHy, of pourB 531*57 qrft- ffrvf?nc WftT 5i*r Ms. 12. 68; smu Bh. remainiog; -frf vs\ 14 -2 means, events, by nil ; M 1 ] Necessarily, (vital>ly;mirnr^ sra"T Rt^T^uq'Kiw?^- Me. 93. Csrtniuly, at Si. ; Ms 4. 1 12 i^r Malli. on Ki. ; A wrapper, a 12. 22. girth -7(Heucc) band m or general. STtTy'jj; 1 P. t To gaspend, attach, place ; STfirrftreT?Si- 7 16 BO ?* cling to, throw, ; 171 &c. -2 To entrust loss, destruction, decline 3tw^^Kp,p. I Suspended from) ; WrsRTTRmisatTT* Ku. 7. K. 206 Ki ; Ch. P. 16, 9. 7, 40 7. 4. Si. ; 5. 16, -1 In contact with, bound round, touching arf%9TfTR3i5i fftirr iriTwreCT Mk. 1. 54. -3 Engaged in, intent on, eager. ; % Contact. Embracing, ; 41, 3. 38 tion. -4 placed 23, -2 Ruin, voice. to, throw on. Mv. ; 2. of energy, exhaustion, languor, fatigue i%R9rr=rm?; SWWwat Ki. 6. 19. -5 ( In law ) Badness of a cauge, defeat, losing ( cause) w^ trotfremf^foiW M. 1. sreflT^ o. 1 Causing to sinkfaiiit, or fail.-2 Causing dejection or ; wri fatigue :: Ra u. -3; Exhausting, ; dining. wr^: The downward Srrsr flight o{ birds in a body. MWP [ 3?f-HT -*n ] A I -j A sriijffzr. ar^flsir: ing, finishing. hdiiae. [3Tfl-u*f A zrq ] col- lege, school P. To I gink aroin Mb. ; H fiftasrSTfrn^rfisft Ki. 4. 20 fails not ( don* not eh-it big lips ) ; sr ; -2 To 24. ; 4. 187, eoffer, be neglected with interfered Ms. ; : -6 Removing proud ; fT sTrrffrffft f%a- dispirit, to Dk. 41, <*rr- ; ; arrcJTrHJWnsn- STfffrsj^juft war: 84 without mining or mlliog Bg. 6. 5 3q^r jj_?j fWWwar^ifcj Mn. 3 rain. -2 To ; allay, remove JrrS?r S. 6 wqf^rq Dk. 127 destroy, kill; f^<mgt Si. 10. 20 rendered speech; less. wwtp. p. also I Sunk down ; weakened. -3 Ended, terminated, gons ofl 3TTff*nuqJTfrfS?TJT*TTiI Si 9. 12 devoid of heat wjtfH. 1. -4 Unable to do writ Trait lean, ; ; deprived of ; fofh *r*rT5TR*ffr|si'}fsTrr B. 9. 77 who hid lost their sight. -6 ( In law) Noa-guited, daf eited. 1 P. 1 TO spread, pervade MM. time Occasion, ; 8. opportunity, TfiWTTffTnnJe^ M. 3 Si. S. 7 c 2. 8 1 i ; f to ; ; do here ?. -2 (Hence) A fit or proper opportunity, proper or opportune time; 51 jr -3 Space, room, Removing, -2 Tenuintti m, completion. 3T7RT71 1 Sinking, fainting, sitting do*n ; Ki. 18. 47 ; anTTffTfi itfety, protection; failure, as of the causing to -5 To place on, throw or cast -6 To leave, give up, abandon ; create. at. r^ a- Stepping down. oft long period of time ( with the Juinas) according to Hemachandra it is equal to 2000,000,000,000,000 8&gara* of years. ; " Not left ( cs3mn ). " ^J""!' P- V. t 3"< f 75] ^ &c. as witf, sW?! Letting 1 off, relaxation, -2 Non-prevention, allowing one to follow one's inclinations. 3 Independence. STfRarii Liberation. left, ai^^a' P' p> Given away, abandonel, dismissed, let go. 3TTHT 4 P.I To flnieb, accomplish. -2 To destroy. -3 To determine, understand ^BCisfTtfl'TWT'tK. 273; q T f?rr ( imrT ) M.lli. an end; ) To fail; be at 5rfWn*Frft ^<3lr Ki. 16. 17. 5 To put up ( as at an inn ). -tf wrwrmrfsj -4 ( Intrans. -7 To draw To dwell, sUy. -9 To settle, fix -10 To stand firm, to Bk. 19. 28. peisiat in. -11 to know; -12 To get, attain to, reach. -Cata. to be completed, finish, I To cause complete am fafawWHrCT 5TTW|rf R. 5. 7G.--2 To understand, comprehend arrffiT^ wwrs gw Ki.2. 29. lot loose, liberate. ; ; Ved. Liberation, release. m. Ved. A deliverer. [ aTf-tfl 53^1 1 Stopping. os- -2 Conclusion, termination, R !iH^M q'r'lJr tion, end 3ffgr3'fTr' ; < 2. 23, 45; wr3;rn;an;'T'H rsr>f^n'mrit M 8 95 , ^fT^rr* thus ends the story ; "ftr^K. 180 ; 3Tt?T: g^r^r^T V. 3 at the s&crj. end f comp. } endflee of. ( t tue at ; *r ^r*jrfterminating With, ng t?rT5icr5?Ttwa tT: S.7; qwjrg f:WT328. -3 Beath, f:w K. u"^[ w"n 1. - ; spy, a secret emissary. 7 ar Stepping or going down. 4. Ms. 4. 151. ; i A A m% ; STTSff a. Asleep. 6. P. 1 To throw or cast Sl^-jj^ down, pour out, let fall, drop; U. 3. 23 Ms. 1. 8 ; so S7n*, srTsi, ffsr &c. -2 To let loose, liberate, dismiss &Q.-3 To remit. -4 To form, ; move. Lost, Affliction, dejection. scope i (3T3>TfT) Si. 9. 41. -4 Leisure, advantageous position. -5 Introduction. -6 A kind of frni^q.v. -7 A year. -8 Raining. -9 Descent. 10 A consultation in piivate. war*TKor -2 Water Sprinkling. near, approaoh.-8 the occasion 158 Pt. 5. 28 rJ^arfar: equal to th occasion ^JfJTTHWSJT -T;: Kg. 5. 62 wt at baa the Veda to M- suited qrJT ; 1 used for sprinkling -3 Bleeding. To ; S. ; -2 Dispirited, sad, melancholy, nnhappy ^famaifs^V *% n. 2 3i7ffnT-?ii : society. less. -5 drooping Ved. Excluded from a. (fig. enervated, sinking, drooping, 6 ; Si. Tr7*!T?jf^irarwHWTf5r K. 15. 85 uf r>>Hr? f one'g duty. j and butter (ss^l^:). 3T^ff^ ; ;3 5. application a. Sinking, 1 S* down- reader: mm $ 511% ruined from ( Si. 15. 81. or ; hearted, flesh by escbarotio Bk. K. 181. -3 To become dishenrtened or exhausted ; Dk. 127. -4 To perish, coins to an end, be ruined w^^ -2 In- 6. ability to dp one's duty. -3' Oppression. -4 Finiahing.-5 An esoharotio. 9*rr3pT to sink destruc- Decline, loss, ar^rEnrmfsr Ve. smtfm'fr ''Egrc-ra?^i!>Mb. fi. tion 1 down, faiDt, fail, give way ; ^ftnir i^rfwWMWr^KT Ki- 2. 6. sinks or fails ; iitfT 7 amitf* boils ) 1 3^ff?[ wearisome, tiresome, fatiguing. -4 End- dwell- ing jlace, habitation. -2 A village. -3 A school, college ( gpfrav:, IT?:, ) Be . kind of cake, pulse ground with oil -3 End, termina- Want ffifa: A A bad 3^%^ soog. 6 P. To sprinkle, bodew, ; lurthegt or gram. The ) ii'fiod ( ; V.! opp. ; ' Vlil. end of pause. -7 The vc-ree, or the verge itself; WWfllTtA place of dismountj*Bim-m 4. 110; 8. 15. wrsrct I Sprinkling, bedewing I*. > 3 arfsnr&cfirWff! Mk. 3. 12. -2 A duease of the eye, -5 ( In word highest limit. last part of a B. 18. 10(i. bespatter. Wlf^rar p- P- Sprinkled having the limbs spiiokled. l f^ -6 A <j.-8 ng from a"borie.-9Aploe( wm p 172 ^ resting place, residence; a. look- WWTi ; -2 Remainder. -J urst: Si. 20. 72. Completion. -4 Determination, resolution, decision, certainty. 3TmPr^ in dwelling Residing, ; %7rf%V R $irw*nftr D. 37 W!n%iT*j Dk. 103 ^ wft understood. -3 Bk. Well cooked; matured. -4 Resolred, determined, ascertained. -5 Standing in a pause. -6 Stored, gathered ( as grain ) -7Tied, fastened, bonnd. -8 Oone. -9 Remaining, dwelling I A dwelling place rf ( Ved. ). T*r*r%ft ^fwrs'fcgi Sat. Br. -2 Coin ; ir g if in- -2 Unreality(of matter), 3TC3T*r*?<*re7 unreality "ar-N ; 31^^ cover, spread, over- S,. 7. 47. Spreading out. r 3T7-5 [ : *Ri5r To remain, stay, ? g^m^ffi* K. 103 A. 3* 1 with an adj. or adv. a 205 *i$t f5H"T Bk. 8. 11 stay, wait oft. ; }>. To be determined, I -2 Perishable. ST^-^; 1 P. I To attack, storm, assault overwhelm overpower 35f*"T^ff^ * ; ; v. jj 3 ngf^ ; RHT- *%* 51 Si. 1. R4ua. affected. ; r, -2 To springer leap down. -J To pour out. amflR^:-?^ I Attacking attack assault; "srfiH Pt. 3. 39 leading an ; ; -2 Descending; *r srjr^frk. 2. 11. -3 A osiup. (ft H Halay. ). live to, sr ; 3r^Hf 8- 87. TosUnd (still;, -4 30, 14. 23 ; a halt, stop ; Bg. 1. K. 2. 31, Ku. 3. 43, Si. 9. 83. -5 To to be. -6 To fall Stand, exist, chance on. -7 To enter ; reach, to, devolve make -8 To s(and aprart, go off, withdraw. -9 To descend; go to.-lO To place (Ved.). -Cans. (-wisqfS-^J or stop, nation, I To oange to stand attain to. Bathed, bathing. 3TWfiT^t " 1 Attaoking, aasanlt- having encamped; UTOICT H. 1. 3. -2 To Hx, ; settle ; ?r- ffrs^WTt^fi Mu * -* To establish, found; | ; Thw?TTr**%t%'rllv. -2 Covering. -3 Leaping upon. 1. ST^K 6 To U. scratch, butt WWTO -4 To compose, collect, steady, fix (as heart &c.) * Wfiftf* jf*rir*WTftri U. 4. -5 To comfort, console. -6 To ; against; fwfn* *frwf 3T?*rf^ separate, divide. Wfra'rtSWlT-R:, f*W 8? P. VI. 1. 148] 1 Ordure, excrement. -2 The privities ( ssftsr ). w -3 Dirt, sweepings (in general) jmgiVWTTn; place for faces, dung-hill. -Oomp. in%* ptivy, water-closet. a. [ sw** s^P. IV. 28 ] Existing in tho ordnre ^, 1 An inset.-a sweeper, ascavenirer. W, aW9RT9r . A -J The membrum [ A brush, broom. 3T?; ] situation Pt. 1 virile. State, I (waking), 3THfft gjfif ; (sound ff<sf states of lovers i. e. 5TTf and the ten 53; ; (Tv the g<s (dreaming), and sleep). ^:^f ( two stales of life, happiness and mi- the six states of an acsery). tion mentioned by Y&ska TIT'JtteftcT *3^ ; 'njt 1 ^if^ Nir. remaining, Standing, residing, abiding, dwelling Tsrwwpf K. 92 Pt. sr 1 ; ; ; ^r -2 Situation, station, position ; ?*l ;fr 3T<arrRr^ a. Staying, residing, dwelling CTSjTf^wrrft srfj Alt. '. p. I Remained, stayed ; ; V. 4 remaining, standing firm or staying, abiding, lasting &c. R. 6. 19 ; rfwir^t^- K. 158 nnder these circumstance*. -2 Firm of purpose, steady see awrfaj. -J Engaged in prosecuting ; following abiding by ;Ms. 8. 42, Bg. 4. 23. -4 Resting with, dependent on ; jRf ^. ; fixed ; ; ; w r *r gwrrmfluar Ku. -5 Settled, a matter of course ftjmr: Wfl ; 3T^i?8TnT: /. 1 Abiding, dwelling. -2 Kosidence, abode -^ ^3r*r?afasrr W'r K. 44. -3 Following, prac; tising. condition, rt Preeerver, saviour. Hoar, thunder ;K. 305. ; a critical state (?qTtT??sjr Mil. 9. 26 : ; Appearance. P- Ved. To seek Den a?< ; Q: ^if; U. 12. 80 nr 13. 5 f 3?ftiT^wf aTOrr? S. 5 ; Ku. 2. 6 ^4 Me. 108 oft. iu cotup. j 5ff^?8T! Pt. 5. reduced to that state ; jer^*, ^rar^p V. 6 ; wc9ifqr Pt. 4 10 ; m^ human ^isq ; keep, place ; <M B. 13. 66 ing, outraging e. ; - obey; Attacked.-2Gone down, descended. -3 R-ifuted. -4 I i. life, abode, place tprr?^)^: K. 127. -4 Period of staying. 3T*WT*f 1 Fixing, settling. -2 ResideuoR, abode. 2 3 *' ; attack or insult ibtd. to ; To abiue by, conform 8. 60. ; "3* ; Ms. =jHT7ftjr a^f^iir ; the four periods or states of ibid. ; ytiirn pot. finished. of law -8 The femile organ of generation. -Comp. 3T*f anothor or altered state < anrrr^trr S 3. 5. ^gs*f Without clothes, naked, 1 abide; ; -4 Form, appearance. -5 Degree, proportion. -6 Stability, fixity, as in "flWH D. R. P- HI- 3. 5^ * 110] I 'A curtain. -2 A covering; screen or wall of cloth around a tent -J A mat. a. ; 3*tTJTjr*wr it ; To j spread, overcast; Ji$fct*itTfT*?3^ f?5l Ri. 14. 29 pervaded, filled; 3^1% * ground. assanlt. A worth- 1 ; -2 Known, 10. 6. Daed ( or matter ; smafMfa'T': Kn. 5. 66 intent ou a bad f^rwft^ fff?tT*nT^ Prwraiu Ku. 2. 53; 3T5T*ftr -2 ferwai? 1?] 3T7?g unreality. 9 P. 11. 41 3. less tbing substantiality attribution of ; 2 V. below (a heaven &c.). a prepoaitiun ) Under. 15 7. Below, from below, downwards, hitherwards; sjg^ a. attained from 3 S. injurious. 1 ; unfair p. p- [tfHf] 1 Finished, ended, completed 3T=rr%iT> q^irSt M. A kind cf: object. aJWfwrfJf^. of, ; <* Noxious, ot worm. a- ing at one's place of destination. arronwr a. Coming to an end, dying, perishing. 3THT*7 o. Ved. Belonging to the end of a Terse. HI. 1. [ 3T*-m-Pj P. 141 ] 1 Conclusion, end, termination ; destruction $T - favour or assistance. ; Ved. Desiring favour, help or ; ; ; protection. : ] Defended, protected. 173 or Dropping down, falling falling a fall. off, " Burst, fallen down. 3T*3ffwtT 3T7?n^a. Apt to f fall down. -2 3HH< P- 1 lips, To sound, make a noise a. Ved. Roaring, boieter- oni. *{W$ <* 1 Not carrying. -2 Having no stream, -fr; A bind of wind. 3T9TT 2 P. 1 To strike, bent off, To destroy, remove hit, kill. -2 ~ f rw, !S>*t, tT: &0 ' 3 To thre8h ; (as rice); 3T^f?3r tl 1 Threshing, beating off sreSHTHrfcg^T? Mbh. -2 The longs ?nr ^ll^fHH Y. 3. 9t ( w^4 = $*$&: Mit. ). rice ; 3T**mf: [OTf^-srwJ 1 Striking. -2 Hurting, killing. -3 A violent or sharp blow, stroke or blow in general ; ni-uif ir*?rmWH- ; ar^yffT pot. y. To be derided or I A aw,;.* [ phant. -3 invited Brahmanas. suspension to the Removing camp TfTjr !*rprt IK ;ra")s*gT< ; Mb. general -(J ). Cessation, fh?t yi 3TO5T To leave, abandon cnly in derivatives ). ] ( The used who from desists venting, stopping marine monster. anifT* pot. p. -3 Pre- fighting. --TO A shark, To' be taken I away p. p. I Taken off, back or away. -2 Seized, stolen.:-3 Fined. crooked way'; .p. Abandoned, ; Dk. 129 over, at an end S- 2 we being left behind, having fallen in the rear. ; Dissimulation -2 Dissimulation or concealment of an internal feeling, regarded as one of the 33 subordinate rfrftfyrr wflwJ3ar$f- )i 8. D. or according ; ftfMfa "faw stWl Ku. etfcsHWif >?rwR?I^r4 for x. P. 1 ; ( fig. ) g^ ' below. a. ( ?ft/. ) 1. looking downwards, with the faoe hung downwards ararafg^rertaft 3^f1%: B- 2. 60 ?Rj^r^gW r! weapon. ?nr: [ a^ii: ?pr N. of a (-) ^rrerr jrfu ] 'having the branches turned downwards,' epithet of the sacred fig-tree ( 3TA3TO ). -fm^a. having the head hung downwards 5rTT?T?CVHqTsf?nr: 11. 74. ; * qaY Ms. srwf m^ 3. 249, 8. 94, sr^T^fr^ a. [ 3^1^-^ P. V. 4. 8 ] Downward, headlong. -2 Southern. -3 Desceaded, gone down, 1 a. Bent, low. . Southern, ioutherly. A bad horse (Ved.). tf ] I Windless, not [ shaken by wind. -2 Not breathing the air. -3 Not exposed to, or not dried up by, wind. -4 Unattacked, unconquered deceitC af^rrf^ To 6 P. strew, pour upon Ved. ( a. 1 ). One who is no speak-2 One who does not or disputer. prosecute or bring any action, peaceer ; sprinkle with. loving. 2 P. [ mint. ajj-pj or inhale. A guardian, keeper. ?H m-3T* To breathe ] I ; ; also. [awwnrntjf] Having the a. [ bead bent down, stooping, bowed. a. STATS' * ] Bpeechlei, TOT\ dumb. -n. Bramha.-0 [ ^- v*W To take away, put or v4*7 *fwlay aside place down f*f(f HT/ft Nir. -2 To hold, contain ~ 9 To throw or $sj*rnTft 8k> knock down ( Ved. ). Vfjf the part rr a. southern. aTCTWi Breathing, inhaling; iee*rr- in general. mt^ftnn mr: ( ST'Tgis'ft ). wall. 1 see respect. -gstfV [sr^r^ ar^fgw 3qnw:J N. of a plant Anettiuui Sowa Roxb - qrur: VtCWUSfa^ifrWt to B. Q. alighted, Ved Mot speaking. - -2 The south. . Disregarded, contemned ;f^i^fHr*T^i%cfnTrwrt: Bv. 1. 8. -* Disregard. WTSr&r [ *ra-f -3T\]. Crooked. Ved. Speechless. left The ind. \ Downwards. -2 Southararr^ ern, southward. -Oonrp. ^rvf dis disdain, contempt, disregard ; *rnrsR5 K. 244; 1. 6. fsr *>g^> wr irs Bv. t-Tr Disregard. A 1 15. 78. -2. headlong. n Ms. 8. 145. -4 To be completed. -5 Recoverable, T: ^V ; ; Disrespect, 1 ; a removed. -2 Finable, punishable ; Ms. 8. 198. -3 What one is forced to restore or redeem af^W-^JT ] down, lower region. inviting. or /. Losi. A Brahma. -8 Any object fit to be brought near (3^ar). -9 ApOHtacy, abandoning a sect or oaste. -10 Re-delivery, redeeming. a**?TWf 1 One taking away from one place to another. -2 Cue bent , ^ atop ( in -7 Summoning, 3i?-3Tt;-i^ ; -4 Temporary cessation of hostilities, of arms, truce. -5 awt^m [ downwards, stooping ^afjRcinlfafcjr sTtrfwr^: Si. 6. 79 ; ^tf^nrt^rT xf^rr ^fffar: Ki. 14. 34. -2 Being or situated below, lower than (with abl. ), 73373) (jfShHjr: Sat. Br. -3 Headlong, lookm n. ing downwards. -4 South. A -2 thief. a. lidiculed, ridiculous. feelings ( ST^fsr a. Turned redeemable. Striking, killing. P. To deride, mock, laugh or icpff at, ridicule ; Bk. 1. 6. 3T*?TW! I Smiling, a smile. -2 A J8*t, joke, ridicule ir i: ' proach, calumny. -Oonrp. -^51: the unspeakable place, 'the vulva (iftft)- or P. III. 1. 141] shark, a water-eleTaking away the wealth of snnrrT: to in eating. 3r^*7 -2 Throwing away. -3 Stealing, plundering. -4 Removing from the battle-field to the camp. -5 Bo-delivery. -6 Temporary suspension of hostilities, truce. Burst, cot. smack the distinctly expressed, not expressible O in words ; JTT, ^impropriety ; re- Taking away, removing. of I Trickling, oozing. ; be uttered ;vile, bd wT-ar^-Wt [ Dried, dry. ] smiT'W ft* srr- w. ] Situated or standing between ; see compounds. -2 Included, involvedI -4 Not -3. Subordinate, secondary. closely connected, extraneous, extra. -Oomp. -f^^, -(%Vrr u intermediate quarter (such aa the JHifrft) i^II^ft, 't ?rw ) ^5Ti P'c* between ( two others mediate region. ), situated an inter- ; areftm'J. *"d- [ sretfK nnftmBg. 2. 36. -3 Not tween ( Ved. ). m" STR(] Be- 174 To 1 cure, gain se- obtain, get, HWlfT R. nirwictr ; 3. 33 ; fHrmgs Ms. 4. 76 dS-ftf, TO, SRm &c S^r Hffrsnjjicgfir S. 4. 6. -2 To reach, go to, enter. -3 To suffer, ; - '< incur, receive, meet with; f^^TR^ufri% Ms. 5. tCt ; BO ^iir &o. ; ^JITTT- meets with death. J?fRr p- dot, obtained, received; - S. 2. 3T3TH7.po(.;j. Attainable; Bg. 3. 22, R. 10. 31. Ohtainioe, getting; Ku. 'T frr 6. 64. a H av ' rj g no carriage, not driving in a carriage. g^f^a. Ved. [ 3Tf;C\] Favourable, kindly or favourably dispcwed. (/. also in this sense ) sfrcsfWg^TJWtgT^i; Ms. 11. N. 139, 3. 6, 12. 55. -2 The sun. -3 of a tree ( 3?# ). -4 A goat. i as hair <* he out ( ff- [ ). jTwrPftT c. 1 Not sown ( as grain but planted. -2 Not cot (as hair). mountain. -6 Air, wind. blanket (of the woollen skin of mice ). -8 A blnnket, shawl in general .-9 A woulltn strainer (for Soma juice ). -10 A master. -1 1 A - . 3T3TT: [ 3Tf-rf5 1 I A limb. -2 Giving way, conceding, complying An ewe -2 side Br. ; The ocean 2. It. ). IV. P. -1 This ^ $3- Ait. tH*tr "tTSC, grrs river. % ^y 2. 9.; ] -Comp. P. IV. 2. 03, ( <jr?ror a. [ amen* V. >T5;rffi, ocean. -2. crossing a river. 93 a. warding P. IV. 2. irremediable. off or or Not sfTiToflV a. 1 at eaeiaies ( Una rile to be ward ad -1 Treating of ). Inocfa'ble diseases. 'fr$, W*Tti^rT [ Tfftf *ift 11 N. of ] qHfW ) 3T^T^j: The sod of a woman by toy man ( of the same caste ) other P. VI. 3. 10 tirst : mVI. 4. 41J A 3T3T3rQ( husband ; fj^i?* 3 f- n [ Said to be Unclothed, snbstantial. ( / sfceep. kind of tr.bute of grass liked by ) N. of a plant. N. of a town kind a ; f9f?3 wr*^V ^rrmjer Mb. STHTfTt 3irl^ 3T{%P:, 3T\%-^ P. V- [ 28 ] A iheep. diamond. 4. A srfaar j;r An ewe, a ^rfHT^r/T < a sheep. Not - An ewe. boasting, not bragging or vaunting. a. One who does not boast, not vaunting; B. 14. 73 ; VTETTWT Mu. a- Unimpaired, ' not defective, entire, perfect, whole, all; Bb. 2. 40 Pt. 5. 'rr^ff^in'flfifrcTifii ?.S ; fj Mil. 2. 11 full, full orbed 2. <**17, 4. 29 ; 35, 71 ; Mv. competely ; entirely, TWcl 5. 5 i^>*Bwf^i?jm!iBrfqT?4 Ki- 18. 36 entire, supreme. -2 Regular, order; K. ly ; i consistent, not discordant ; ff&>fnj?*fh Si. 11. 10. fu-: Unchangeable. Absence of doubt. -2 Absence of option or alternative. -3 act or precept. pit ind. Without doubt, unhesitatingly. Positive away. able. K: a> naked. Immutable, unchange- Unchanged. 1 Absence of change. - -2 ) > Unreal, nn- -2 Unfounded, irrational an argument. ). Ved. Having no abode, 8T*T*<J faomelen. onri i. " Unimpaired, unhurt; nndiminiabed ( Ved. ). grf^r ( In Sin. phil. )] The inanimate principle called ir^r^, regarded as the material cause of the universe : San. K. a. mntaWe. [P. VI. 2.157-8] a. or Unable to distribute dispense ' . ; not distributing 1 or badly arftiVwa. I Not thrown away. -2 Attentive, composed. No t gone off, retained, arfirrfrT < present. STitiTJT a. Unseparated, unremov- ed. -H: Non-separation, association, inherence, presence, existence. frnit-trce arrest N. of a T^F ( v<- ). srfgirj a. >^r] Rfflf srmer [ Bodiless, incorporeal ; 1 epithet of the no body). Supreme Being (who has -2 Not known. ? ( In gr*m. ) A cant compound the sense of which not be expressed by ite constituenparts separately ( AnnnifH' ) Unimpeded, unob- 3T^JTrT structed ; onobstractod in <* "irf? one's conrse. " 3Tf%1T free Unobstructed, fHTq^n-|?HTT S. from impediments obstacle or from Freedom 1. ir welfare (thi8 wcrd is Unchangeable, ^ Brahma. impediment, ; 1m- : ; is " uanally neuter, though f^ssr R 11 9l - 10 '' ) ! w' ; WT Mb. w-^TOf.VI. Not, stagger- firmly. ing or fluctuating, standing Void of J ud 8 n ont, arf^rre " unundiscriminating, ill-judging, -3 wise. -2 Unhesitating, prompt. 1 Ab.ence of Having - spies. error, Tol- 6 not judgment, indiscretion, -3 A country ly. -2 Promptitude. fit for tho grazing of sheep. Not to ta c.11a- ari*wft* od Immutability. a. unhurt, : : 3. a 3 -m. N. of Buddha. JHIH? a a - Unimpaired,-, uninjurwhole, entire ; firspa: ^ifir^TfT ed arfl^ -ft-q-: fr. thief, stealing a ] *f-z\ (consisting of sheep). ->faT, -l'nN>T N. of a plant ( =3T3mT ) -f *W,-f R> -wVrH'r^'S' tbemilkof an ewe. -ret sheep's akin, a woclltn cloth. - ( than her as JUT: flsnef ; preventing. off ( Virt.] a flee* of 23 3lf?3; fT: Absence of fatigue, vigour, freshness. distributing. !' rarSft Being on the near side. " Insnffierablfl, not to be remedied, plant 2. [ 3?i3 / Feeb'o, powerless. -3 A woman oc;Or.o]. V. grflafTt^'i W 3HTTTOT a. [3T*K rrsirift, ] Croising a river. f*h w,z: w belonging to the 1. Sliaine. rut. -Comp. shesp. ( -*rr: sheep-place ; with. The near back of a -12 A wall, enclosure. ) Not left > r 'g ht - -2 1 atTTTT Favourable, notadverse. -J Inauspicious, inelegant I A A -S -7 in her courses, [of. L. Uncut, not to ] ; ; 1 t.p. Attainable. A sheep 1^! 1 a. Powerless, feeble. Cowardice, timidity. aI 3?^ij;fcl Unsurpassed. -2 JTi in question 45 ; K. 14. M^lWW well thought -2 > out iVk: or !? prejudice, ?, eonsidei certain. Determined, a Ill-Jo -Comp. prejudiced opinion. su^rRl > Unthinking, in-2 Prompt, coniideiate, indiior*t. 175 " 1 Unmoved, haken. -2 Victorians. Not Ved. <* 3TM"3?3' loosened. to nnbe .l. Imperfectly digeitod, prodncing heart-burn. -2 Not burn- arff^Tf 3lftf%'5r a Not I - geparat- ed, undivided. -2 Continuous, uninterrupted "flfrW waft: K. 65, B. 17.11. 3H%^f a- I Uninterrupted. -1 Undivided, entire, whole. ^s 1 Entirety, wholeness. -2 Connection, Ki. 14. 32. ; Not deviated I 3rf%^ipT a. from, observed or followed gtiiotly. -2 Etf-rmil, permanent. Ved. Not having Sfrf^HTrT abrought forth, having no offspring. a. Of the same kind. " I Ignorant, untaugbt. -2 Clumsy, awkward gtopid, intelligible, 'err -2 Un- indistinct. doubtful, Ved. speaking in an unintelligible way. arrlgrr^ a. Not knowing. (*T) I Tbe Supremo Being ( -2 N. of Vighnu ar iry a. ; Oil). 3Tr%?r UndistinguiehftUe, not recognized or known, un- ^ Ths Supreme knowable. A &ffgt3 Mrds direct Qbd. flight of ( qfiSiorrflriq-g^irmrjrVr ). a - Not 1 3fto ! (TtT true false, F*fW5r ftwr wfw r ; Si. 11. 33; 18. jr fn*: 6. -2 Realised, not froillass '8 15. 95 - lays stole away awny ) ^^Tf^fr'TJ Not delaying a- Ve<1> ' or hesitating. -2 Shining. arf^^ a. Not distant, nenr, a. con- N. ?ur: ] ganipelog : of a plant Hexuudra ( q-^r ) Cis- J^l n all-see- q-^^a. of unimifiiirpd glory. 3TI%1 a, | Not ediicnted, unlearned, foolish, unwise sr^gTff^ HafTT^ifin*rig4 v??^ Ms. 9. 205. -2 Not pertaining to knowledgeor ; Ignorance, folly, want of learning. Spiritual ignorance. -3 Illusion, I -2 illusion personified or sTfJTr^Ti-Tr^Tqr grdrrj aq r"?V 5fi**rrg S. 1. 25 indecorum impro, priety of conduct. -3 Incivility Offence, crime, fault. -4 disrespect. Pride, arrogance, insolence iTnirq-^jT ftcqff Mava (a term in VedanU frequently occurring by means of this illusion one perceives the universe, which does not really exiet, as inherent in Brahma which alone really exists ). The terra appHrsalgn in the systems of Gaut*mi, PatKnj:ili,Kapi|a, whore it hua different bearings ; ( with BuddhiaU ) ignorance together with non-existence. ; -j 5. 26. S. 3, P. i right Troth is 144. arftnnn.1 what P ind. Not right, Ve. 2. ; ; _v ; Ma. 2. N. of a metre. rr gyf^fjrq- a. 1 tiog. | Not obtining or get-2 Unwise, fuolish. fw /. | . Not flowing. gelling, or poMeisiog. -2 Want of wisdom. -3 Poverty. -5T Quicksilver. T: a Not separated, Ved. for stft^f 3TfarTT [ 1 a. 1 perienced, stupid. undigested. liv- An Wfwgr o. 3lff vir;T rity, [T- *f 1 Deviating fixed rrnla, irregular. sf of a d< Buite rule ; irregula- deviation from rule. wfoRr Not lawful, contrary to a. rule. -(%; Irregularity, absence of a rule or presept ; "jq-p not according nniteJ P. V. or Unlearned, inex- -2 Not well burnt, Untnanageatlp,dverse; Mu. 4.2; fif^Tr^i'it- Dk. 161 not being iarluecoed swuyed by &c. HR'T; 46 ] 1 priest A [ Th Indestructible, -r, An oonclu- illogical lion. 3lfTr: N. of a Baksbasa, ter of _ s, Havana. STftnr Not r N. of a ripe ( fig. mini... river. also ) ; immature, undigested "j^- inexperienced, of undeveloped under; standing. a. 3rfT digestion. from Suffering in- The state O f not being ripe, indigestion, a disease arisSR. ing from indigestion. / ^TftTrsr 3T<%T5T a. -2 Not Absence of misery, Uninjured, unhurt. I defiled or polluted, pure. Sirfrjr a. Ved. not \ Not (spiritnslly) -2 Not a inspired. W^ft Tit, saciiScer. ^tFTt Un. -2 An at a sacrifice. 2. officiating 9 One not t a Brihmapa. 3?f^S[fT ; arf^jpp tioned, Undeviuting, steadily unviolatd. a. jotot, I Undivided, unpurtias property of a ( family, or co-heirs ) srr^vrffir PiHTKF ^r ffirr: ror^ wwrt. -2 Not : broken, entire. -3 Not different. -4 Existing everywhere. arftinr a. Unpnrtitioned, vided. o. 67. arr^nTTJj I Non-separation. -2 Inherent or essential character, inseparable connection. -3 Connection observing to rule. 8 ] N. of the plant aweirr. arf^Tq still for help in danger. from the Absence 4. Supreme Qod. worshipper or praiser. 1 ZPJ-^ is interjection 'help, help' used in calling iTt arR Without a rent 99. ). 3?rt if^r, ] ; *'"' Notfamous.unknown. -2 Poor. Ms. HT^An unchaste woman. excited, Me. Ved. I. Not doing ny harm, harmless ( s^qr^a ). .1 Not departing, remaining. Ved. woman w^oae huihand ing &{$- prosperity. or hole. -2 Impenetrable, solid. 3Tf%VT^T Not a widow, a married o- 3*f^TT a. Caused by ignorance or illusion. ^gntrftrrTvr arj: srftstf R. ; a. ; Snkara. ; TnW inifj- ; K. -^-^jmr vrf^ifWfvWfV 3TTW?iro. I Immodegt, ill-bred unmaonered. -2 Act ; ng imp rO p er l y wicked, vile. -3 Indolent, rude. .4 Not tamed, ill-traiued -Oonrp Unpierced. [3T^5 3'^? act; -5 ^ Proximity, vicinity. tiguous. ind. Near to, not far from; 3i ; ; ( glided imperceptibly ir-The Supreme God. sttiW'TT 5? fhlsely, according to truth 1. "jra'Tr'Tr ; ill ; to be ( Unknown - STfi'f^'fl nr^: U.I. 27 the watches of which . V in- ing. ignorance, folly. wftjriff a. ] -Unknown. -Oomp. ; Ved. Unceasing, - exbanstib'e, perennial, pcrpetusl. 3Tftarn%1 a Perennial. ; continuity or iifflicting. ing; T. f- ] [ Immodegt, behaved, ill-mannered. Ti I Want of good manners or modesty sr? rjfi;Tirpgrer napf: wTfrz^r: Ms. 7. 40, 41. -2 Rode behaviour, rndenesj, immodest orruds <*. insolent, ITI I undi- Not dividing. -2 Undi- vided inheritance. STf%>rr3ir TJ a. Inrlivisible. | Indivisibility. -2 Not being liable to be partitioned ; ( said of certain articles which are not to be divided at the time of paitition 1 ; . g. QT 176 t TOsft MB. 9. 219. "ar indivi- ftJrnrt sibility, nnfltneis for partition. Non-perception :f lity, Mfttn^frra. Impeioeptible, onUnloosed, not quitted ^N'8 or or let go. I N. of a Tirtha laored place near Benares, or Benares ; ' 1 enfr the obin Rji. -2 The space between and the head. -Comp. f*ro * ^niyf^^JT ^ Bh. 2. 74 consisown interest ^f*nrfa?r3w wgra^ wwr Puj imantra a. Undoubted, m><j tionable Ki. G 44. 3X1*3 Ved K. srfeK-N'f Anything which causes constipation. up or be Non-traotgreseion. 1 Not to be trans- ^f^^KJj m. An a. g regsed. -2Preacribed, fixed, settled Not separated, united, sirrcr'T a. m connected. Non-separation, 1 -2 Conjunction, associa-Oomp. -3 presence. festival or vow aw by women on the first fortnight of Mirgaiirsha. < arf^ttT 1 Not desisting or ceas- with abl. ) ; uninterrupted, continual, unbroken, perpetual e - 102 ' ( ; cutter :/. Impurity. Without any a. differ- uniform. vt\, - . qnick. -w: Abesenceof delay, quick, ncgs, promptitude. ' slow and steady wins the race %'ind. Eternally, -2 Abandoned. continually ; grf^T re?nf^rt *Tfrt Bv. 1. 113. sn^t^r %, pbil. expeditions, prompt. without delay. ins * ^Qmlff ceaseless ] An ewe. Incessant, ceaseless. Continuity, uninterroptIncontinence. a. 1 ednest. -2 arffitrv Uninterrupted, con- - tinuous. Rt Uninterrupted succeirr ind. Uninterion, continuance. ruptedly. srftro a. 1 Thick, dense U. 6 sharp-driving shower ; not thin, many ; *rfr; *at- wr^TJTPrg*?- -2 Contiguous, -3 Coarse, grogs, subtntial. t K. 95. 3 -4 Uninterrupted, continuous. ind. \ Closely arfTtOTilSftd "PPf: S. 3. 7. -2 Uninterruptedly, inces3. 24. -Comp. santly, constantly ; U. WTTTHTt: n inceassnt down pour ; of heavy rain. very close cheek. ; 'ffMKJ U. stuck, lying 1. 27. cheek to - ^ e ^- Not with- drawing oneielf not diisting. " ' Not opposed, com*Cft^>-4 ; patible, consistent with. together. -2 Living -3 Unobstructed, unhin- Not intended or ; rearfgrgn!^ a. 1 Not marrying, Not -2 or'celibate. maining single relating to marriage. as to marriage. -3 Interdicted ^ft^TK o. 1 UninTestigated, not properly thought out. -J Indiscriminate, oonfonnded,-3 Public- -4 Making no difference all as one with God. a. Wanting ; j^ in viewing ' 1 Want of discrimination or judgment, absence of prudence, imprudence ; arfifrwj qrmtrtf o^ Ki. 2. -2 Hastiness, rashness, reckless-3 Ignorance (w4l''lrtKi<*MWWa. done rashly. ). -OOMp. fjjf ness. Not Migtrugt, calving after trusted, suspected; 1. . a- un- Histrnsting, believing, diffident. 3Tf%r a. 1 Notpoisonons.-2 Anti venomous, antidote. -3 Protecting. Up. 1. 45 ] I An ( -2 The earth. Hmiijnr ^} ). 1 A river. -3 Heaven. STfiTTT a. 1 Unperceived, invisibeyond the reach of the senses-2 Insensible. -3 Disregarding ob- I jects of sense ; "wmt irfprf M. 1. 1. Absence, disappearance rjt 1 ; *% Tft^r fw r n^hwr vsw* H. 2. 79. -2 Not an object of (anything), not within the reach of, beyond, transcending w *sf%rgfrwwraflwr> *TT S. 4 wurwWTnrmfWt Mai. 1. 30 beyond the reich (power) of words. ; ; U. -3 Disregard of the Not making anything an object of. 3Tf%B" Ved. Gladly accepting, protecting very oarefuly or attentively; Bv. 7.28. 5. Undisoriminating, short-sighted, ignorant. j^ a. Ved. Not disaffected. w ind. Not ditaffectedly, favour- 8. |45. objects of tense. inconsiderate, tbougbtless.-2 Super- ably. r: A cow ; judgment or discrimination, thoughtless. ficial, sr ble, a. mffr<mqg. a a. I tlnjiring, inceisant, -2 Unhurt. it ind. a. Not contending, quiet, stft^f nndiscri- loving intervals. peaceable. 30. o. Closely 3ir%%!r a. I ), S. 6. guspicion. srwT: f JT5 rrgj^tum^ui *r rytt- -2 Not to be said or spoken. ; Agreement, consent. at ; mistrngted. fidence, - 3TfcUM<< 1 Not writing or painf ing, or unable to do so ; ( P. VI. 2. 157-8 ). -2 Writing badly. -3 Different from one who writes. HfitTr^H Not knowing ^r a. Inceneantly, continuously. 3Tf% 5SJTfT a. Not inspiring con- F' 66 from whims, H: Absence of faithful, constant. pastime or whim- aimed -Omap. jjind. Quickly, 1 a ). the difference (in things minating. ind. Without delay, quickly. 3Tftc!fni a. Without delay, quick' ' close. unskilful of animals at a sacri- ( fice ) Prompt, not delayiog- S^fttc-jg a- holiday, to be observed third day of the ; killer 1 1 mpfr^rfc a. Undivided, oonjoineo, united ; not separated, present. . P. a. loosened. ing from Unapprehensive, 1 Without donbt,conflding; fearless. -2 . nnquee- Not to - wf5?rf9fT a. ; sent, concurrence. ; aiHlHHq hesitation. 1iT: w or Absence of grr doubt or fear, confidence, certainty. 3T, -Mf%5l%'T ind- Without donbl, srrm^isg q*n5gR- Not to be purged. or 1 Having no aim mark. -2 Guileless. -J Irremediable. celebrated Si va linga at Benares. tion. ; fearless. doubt, Consistency compatibi- oonstroity Having no fearg a. 2. -2 Absence of impediment. -J As- % ftgw fStTrwrt irqf5% sr wf^j *ri tently with their distingnisbable. itself ; arinrhlt ; disappearance. Tt> dered, unimpeded. -4 Allowed; pro- per =OT ) ; [ w^ fat IH^ arn^rrafi^n^ TV. ] I Wish to go ( iraV Bv. 2. 38. 3. -2 Wiib. Vfspnj a. Ved. Desirous, wishing. I Attacking. -2 Violent, vehe- -3 ment, -4 Wishing to protect, 177 ^t "^ i " L N*T "i^ ^3 A J m. An extender, i^ sincere, not deierting (freind>); an epithet of the ^dityas ; Rv. 2. 27. 2. enlr?er. not Unfailing, Srfi'H^jr^'jr false ; Ki. 13. 15 ; 3TftT a* I Unchecked, unimpeded -2 Unseleoted. -3 Uncovered, ffirnr- jTSfnnrVSrf fNr^rYW Dk. 67 entirely agreeing. rf%^f?K a. Not quitting, retaining, adhering to. An TO. ( -iff ) un- extent - or *rfwm*: Absence of amplification or diffnueneag wfa^Hio! a Nfct extended or am- plified, curtailed, concise. a- Compact, compressed, 1 a. Not clear or in- plain, e An obscure. ; indistinct ipecch. Not desired STf^$fl sr ani^?- ( ftir ) ^in^f^aar-fr: Rv. 1. 63. 2 doer of uudemned acts whose will cannot be averted. Not existing, in. -2 Having ] I ;. Aba nee of 1 subsistence or meiins of livelihood, arffrTSTrirflr i% Ms. 9. 74 ; 10. JIJB^JJ ilwf?ni?<jft wr ; -2 Absence of wagei 4. 223. V* ; non-existence. 3Tf IT in vain, success- -srtf o. successful, gaining ons's debited object. Not augmentative, 3T^Tij1> <* not bearing iaterct (s capital) .-afr Origioal capital, piinciotl. Ved. 3T7'.j a. Not increasing. I ; Nt be . 3Tf3-gr| killed, unassailable. -2 Unbent, unbroken -3 Not curved. Ved. I Net dipping, y|ftgj 158 ] A 1 to -2 Undeviating. Waveless. 3rCcf% a particular hell ; for punishment of place of N'. f%: a a ( -2 Not promoting, not honouring. 3raf a. Not p nring down rain ( as Want cloud a. drought rgi ). fernioe. ; of g? sr^lpr 5H (w^r) ST^faT o. -2 Impotent 10. 71. 1 ; Seedless; Us. 9. 79. -3 Having no prime canne. -&; Resmental pen- traint, controlling the sions. 3fr Vine plant. ^ B | seed, bad grain; fsr*f^^ Ma. 9.291. -2 Absence of seed. -Comp. -5-^ a. Ved. nor pernicious to oien. A 3nft% f erenos ( ; variety of ar^HH or in. K. 14. 85 : Mn. 3. -3 Attantinn.otre, observation. ~4 Regarding, consider- arivdfw pat. p. To be looked to or renpected, to be looked noon or con-idered ; ffTfttSTTTwrW^VrriT R. 14 67. sftsr I Seeing, IcoVins; at. -2 Attention. oare. ree.rd : &*; TW^rjnrr 8. 7. 101 snrt*7CTfjrr wrnr ft Rim. -J Agreement, engagement wlrw? a. Looting at thinking (")To I know, 7:s5f> B know, ( 6 ) To yfrtf^ Mn. 1. 3. 13 ; R. 2 35 1 f'rn Ku. ; of rejrurdinf rightnuing. afrfT " 1 Not bra?dd. -7 Having no braid of balr. ^3 V V%T"'TT f% Ht sw^TT** yet ?7iTTirw Ve. 5. 2. -2 To go or move away. -3 To go to, approach ( with ace. ). -4 To rush npon, come down upon ( Ved ). Freq. or Pa*. ( srinm ) To bej pardon for conciliate. y 3^TT p. p- 1 Elapied, past. -2 Obtained, attained. -) Joined or united ledge. arrfy with. psroeive, aim I of men. rj A woman thr tons nor husband w^i wrsvfin ii Tftiftitfir dednad thus . 1. ; ; ( wh ; 7prj?rf,ft Ms. which ^r ^hl 4. 213 at, a. K. 32? to 1 1 Ved. Weak, ineffective. Free from danger, af#. -2 Not hurting, inoffensive, true. -J Free from one who obscures. -*r | Safety, peace, aecnrity. -2 Quiot, repose. 23 in view 1 1 ; q~f?5mprrTVtake into account or ; hue regard to; 3. 21 ; 69 1 or hetd,' ; ST ifc M. 3. her R with * meaning oft. ; mind . j 1 Absence /. not knowing, kuow- of ST^tjf a. I Unknowable, iecret. -7 Unattainable, --v, A oiilf. ejrf woman ) not to be married ; ' A U 10. 84. a. 1 Ved. Unconscious. Having no boundary or limit, unlimtterl.-2 Having notime, untirnelv. Concealment of ^t pjf knowledge. time 2Chewed 3T%T? by : 1 Unfavourable. hete.1 (anpposedto Ved. Expiation ( of tint) lacrifloes. 3T% VT o ( tfr/- ) I Irregnlr. not oonformible to law or rule WTW - 2 Not TOT ; peel a. srv j*r me K. 8. 6U out of regard for irt WtTT3T: 163 have [ vn^nfafnfjTJjf^ R. $q anTT'frni ft- To look cbjerre, behold. -2 To $r^ Bg. 1. 23 consideration has n'i- app. qT Not ; 3T^T& * A . Unmanly, effcminatei cowardly. -2 Having no son ( as a woman ). -3 Helpless. -4 Destitute <* o. agRortnining. at, SMfl< ; VWfr regard or justice look upon or consider, regard, jr^r%li 33 & a. Saein?, obgervtnr 8. 5. 3^ 2P.[3nr?l mf^wgnH *i$mi W TV.). ; to, supervision, Inspection, ; Ms. 32 8. %?W 1 LookiTig toward* or at, seeing. -2 Gnardinjr, watching over, protection, taking care of, attending rain, understand, leirn, perceive, beaware of ; atvn^ ^ ir^Tt ^ff9fi?1? S. 4 ; sr$/&%inr'nrr> R. 11. 40; ._ woimtv in her courses. R. 18 inqnire into ; SI. 6. -7 To expect, bopefor. w^srsr i. 1 Showing showing all ronnd. -2 Inspecting, supervising a luporintondent. ; ; Ved. into or examine, inspect; ing ;^ee a^npof. Not '"^- -Oomp. fully. wrSpTH o. [ not present, not being: wf*3*T . -6 To look ; 3Tf f% inadequate support length, concise. distinct -4 Unsnbdned. unprotected. no livelihood. -!%:/. intermittent fever. Of small arf^frTT a close Ved. Straightforward, . Sl -2 Going. tion. ); ' diirg*rd Bjrwfetff it C may J|T also fVr^TVsrT n ' ' : ; >t, mean Tt?i> ^i* (jrVT>. sanctioned by the S.latrai R (i Unanimity. Ved. Security from slaughter. T^^T 67.-J To look to O' after, attend to 377$TfTr?i ^tf^I 5^*JT! ^'i* 1. 10. -4 To take oara o, S M*rd. nrorr 5?r 5. Sprinkling with the hand slightly ; watch over, protect ^rnrsfr der i U. 1. 7. ; rgtr'qf?'r -5 To think, consiwn^5ft Ki. 2- 3. o : P. VI. 4. 29 ] Wet, nwirt, Sprinklipg, moistening. 178 . Bringing down the godi; below (the region of the ) gods. Hot food. STOT a. [ OT% Wi9 Coming or belonging to a ghcep. An animal sr; figurative. without horns, though of an age to have them. -4 Not ; H*3n(.-2 Undetermined; sis y wt <4 H i"5 **iH BR8. 20. -4 Undeveloped, un2. 25 created. -5 ( In alg. ) Unknown'( a quantity or number ). w: 1 Nof Vishpn.-2 N. of Siva. -3 Cupid. -4 Primary matter wereh hag not yet entered into real existence. -5 'A Vedinta phil. ) I fool. ( In The Supreme Being or universal Spirit, Brahma. -2 Spiritual ignorance. -3 The iubtle body. -4 The state of sleep ( wjtnjq^jf ). -5 ( In 84n. pbil. ) The primary germ of ; plant Carpopogon Prnriens -2 A legume or pod of the of the Roxb. awn of barley. Ved. 1 Satisfaction, -2 Desire. T a. Unmixed, unblend- gfszrf^:/. satiating. w ed, distinct SRtrsT a. separate I Not giving or inflictfrom ing pain, merciful. -1 Free i *TOTKT ^ Bm> *tf. r: q^gt [ pain. *rr 1 N.of n>r^ii*TS w^ ] A snake. two plants ; Terminalia Citrina Boxb., and Hibiscus Mntabilis. -2 Dry ginger. -J ( Ved. ) Firmness, nature ( fr^*nr ), the primordial element or productive principle from which all the phenomena of the material world are developed 3%ftrri7T>g?T?Ti% B. 13. 60 ; w?ar: qrwrwJTrT!n7ST<sr: we. Kah., Sir. ; 2, 10, 14, 16, 5R. % ind. Nature. -6 The goul. A -7 unmeaning sounds ;P. V. 4. 57; VI. 1. 98. srrf^ a. whose beginning is edneas. calculation. -2. tinct character, n f3j s indis- fearless quantity ( in algebra an epithet of Siva an ascetic ). ). ( Ak. number or -^or:-*^: a. Whose ways mysterious or inscrutable. speaking indistinctly. equation of 3TS*nr a. ed, unknown ( in SHm U. 2. an quantities. business ) ; not wirim Not mutilated or de- fective, well-made, sound, perfect wfrtff tfl<-iHiMT Ms. 3. 10. -2 Unexpended, nnwaited. -3 Econc-4 Giving imperishable fruit. tf: 1 N. of Vishnu. -2 N. of Siva. *r 1 ( In tbe Vedlnta ) A member or corporeal part of an organized body. -2 Brahma. -3 ( In gram. ) Au particle &c. indeclinable itrr%s ; wq; of an imperishable or eternal soul or spirit. nature. (-JJTT ) the -w?t the class of indeclinable wordi. ImperiihableneBi. of the ] 1 N. of one four principal kinds of compounds in Sanskrit, an adverbial or indeclinable compound ( formed of an indeclinable, i. e. a preposition or an adverb, and a noun ) ; srfwt, *f ~3*i &c. -2 Absence of expenditure (owing to poverty ) gfr ; n Udb. ( which, by the bye, gives the names of compounds in Sanskrit ). -3 Unchangeable state', imperish, bleness. aTt?: 31?svSr " Not I useless or less, fruitful, profitable. fruit- -2 Effec- tual, successful. Not false, true. -2 no disagreeable Agreeable, having Si. 5. 1. 1 101. 9. -2 Constancy, tentive. ;f contiguity ; steadiness, fidelity. Not opposed or Hirfl^nrgTfavourable adverse, Ku. 6. 86. -2 ftotf H3fti ^fi^rrt ar^^^rR^ in al Not subject tc exceptions, true instance to the without any iysi% trfffit 5 ' a. i a. = wsmii S 1 I ,f ( 1 ) fixed, above- moving, ; indiscriminate B. 54 7. far 1 ; Hf 3TT ^IMdiJ^T irregular. disorderly, from Irregularity, deviation ; St. ; Not T i 1. 33. ; 6 inatr, ?i?5Trf^fT7JT!T*wl Ku. -2 Unlimited, -t Unsettled unstable established rule . immediate, Careless, e Carelessness ; carelessness. . ; cases, Close, -4 ground). ; ; ; i without any intervening object, dlrect.-2 Not screened or concealed, bare ( as open. -J Not covered, 20 inadvertently fallen down. contrary ; feeling* 3T51^$n Carelessness Ms. 21 mical. a. f^T: ) ; " tion a ( ; lifeless. 3. 2. Bg; Not pierced Si. 18. 47. o. Ved. Not breathing, *r^ a. mrf -3 Indifferent, undisturbed. -4 Attentive, careful. j nd. Q'rietly.atease.coolly.leisnrelv; Mil. 5. 16, a- 1 a- ). are 1 Not agitated or rufflsteady, cool. -2 Not engaged or occupied ; 1 3 **siH^nf 17, 4. 1, 6, 13 ; 7. 24-5 ; 15. 5, 17; Ms. I. 18, 19, 57 ; 2. 81 ; R. 8. 24. (6) Eternal, everlasting 3TT<*i srif fT'T Bg. 15. 1 ; awftft? ^rtrf^^Rr ^ssiqt 2. 34. -1 1 from pain Free aptrEir a- fp nndecaying, immutable; Ujjval. } giving pain. the great principle (xj?r) (in Sin. phit ^frf^, -uiir ; iTOttsil: qualities f&if a. whose as a disease ). ( frsjnft ). ( -if ) -3 Not giving Si. 15. 12. arsqf^r: L H-*?"ftfi[ Un. 1. 49 ] The Sun. -2 Tne^ocean. -fr 1 The earih. -2 Midnight night (arair^'fl whose ( are not perceptible signs are invisible ( -IT: ) the colour of unknown ; 1 arsir'BrnTP^ar: ; an trflt: . pain. ?R? a. having an incomprehensible form. -Jj^qvnr; tbe tree of mundane existenca ( In San. phi!.). *rn a. ) I /. horses of the Asvins. A firm step. -2 Undaunt- . dark-red, ruddy, (-if. tbe dawn JT-] HI. 2. 157 ] 1 Mwrft* [ Cf P. Free from pain. -2 Free from fear, algebraic act of an any 1. or tottering (insteps), steady, sure-footed, undaunted; epi- thet of the 1. [Pt^, Not tremulous Imperceptibly, in- --f=>urr horse. a. Ved. Oomp. dictinctly, inarticulately. 3T39T*of imitating inarticulate or inscrutable nt [ TTRtr liable to change, imperishable, specific, steadiness. ; K. sTstnr Not ; manifest 3T5i^ira.l Indistinct.not ^or inor apparent, inarticulate distinct accents S. 7 17 ; q>3>n -3 Sftt. Virtnous, moral, chaste. -4 Steady, permanent, faithful ( as devotion. ) Not spacious. aHU-qtt, <* Ved. distincsrsiHTJf a. I Having no tive or characteristic mark* or signs the sex) Vr 37*7 r- -2 Hav( as of no good marks. -3 Indistinct. ing 3retT: IT. ] Qnt. Plain, not figurative (as a meaning). trr l=3Tafsr q. v. -2 A legume or pod of the awn of barley. . < ; f^nsTTWt '^rfifcft" An incorrec 42. 36. -2 179 to -Oomp. -fRt:/. (Vai8. phil.) a category of limited application, pattial inherence with regard to time or law or practice, unacquainted with space,as pleasure, pain &e.;3}anc^f%: opinion given on a point of religions or civil law. amni^Hd a. \ Not conformable the law or custom. -2 5w Bblsha P. 27. Ill-re *nlated, Wl fickle, unstable ; srereifildM gHnfrfr tnJ^T! Ntti. 9. -3 Not in doe order, unmethodical. 3T3*N$|4| a. I Not entitled commune drink, or business not practised or understood. -3 Not one's.own business aittrrqrcto meddle with affairs srjwa. I Undecomposed, simple. -2 Not separated, collected. 3Taqi$fl a 1 Not developed, not manifest ; de- In Ve- - composed, elementary, ( dant phil. ) 1 An elementary ( sab, stance from which all things were created ( considered identical with Brahma ). -2 ( In San. pbil. ) The prime germ of nature ( STSTH ). 33-:t|K^T - Unexplained ,ob8cure. O" I Inexplicable, unin- tion, easy. Free from gnile or 3T3JT3T a. fraud. -3T, TT 1 Absence of guile or fraud, honesty .-2 Simplicity, artoft. in lessness; occupied not ; 3^t||$tf a - Not broken or inter- rupted, unobstructed; obeyed; trg**n'true or unfargir B. 19. 57. -it A contradicted statement. 3To^ci|^| a. 1 Not pioScient, in- experienced, not piactised,ignorant; 3g?imfr rn5rrws K. 196. -2 Having no proper or regular derivation (as a word 3UJj!n5 T ), STieptssaeqw: W: A person not verged in snlcftf^Fthe grammar, idiom &o. of a langu) ; ( ist ( 3Is^T*JWSlfaiit^tsq!n<$W ) or rents, the four diseases of the eye. gfjrfr a. Not observing ( the prescri bed) religious rites or obligations naturally S. 1. 18 ; '; 2. 14 ; w ofnf wg: *n K. 175. 1 Not dUolimtb comprehensive. -2 Not spread over or pervading the wbole ; not an invariable conco- mitant, special, individual, peculiar; rt "AT, non-comprehensiveness, speciality, individuality. swift-i a,. 1 Not comprehensive, not invariably concomitant, special, individual, srrnr special. a. -2 Partial, limited. 1 Not pervaded, peculiar smrfl:/. 1 Inadequate extent or <* Not extending to the whole circumstance*, not pervading the whole extent ; ). 1 To . Bh. to eat, Ms. to obtain, 2. 3. 117. rarely A. ( consume 51 ) ; w^nrr? *f ; -2. To taste, enjoy; rPnft vr H. 1. 164-165; ar^Tf^(r^7R;f%T'7 ?*nftnrq Bg. 9. 20;iffjrw WffH^iWrsflWt Mb. Cau ( arrail^ ) To feed give to eat, cause to eat or drink ( with ace. of person ); STT^fs^I^ff t'f^ sk> ! Ms. 3. 83, 94, 219, 220; ( for derivatives from the causal see under arc). -Wrni 3^1% to precede or surpass in eating. -77 to eat; taste, enjoy. 3T5;sT a. [3T^-53|_] Beaching, reach^; N. of a tree = sr^ ing across. wnr at* q. v. -sf 1 Pervasion, penetration.-2 The act of eating, feeding. -3 Tast- -4 Food ing, enjoying. Bh. M. 10 73; vtfvs' 3. 54; oft. at the end 5. 5. ^rilrfiyi ; 3. of adjective oomp. in the sense of whose food. is' 'enting', 'one &c.; ^STjtf. fcfRPTi i^^ri?nT&c. -Oomp. ^cj a. Vd. preparing food, -irfart lord of food. 12. 114; 170; 10.20. 3. 3TETWT [ am? I5(i, tion of religious 1^ !j. iT- Viola- ] offence against the rale of an ascetic. Desire to eat, hunger. wjWJtei Don. P. To desire food, to be hungry; P. VII., 4. 34; Ttwg'gBr. duties, Hl> 3? ar^I. 5 A [ ;? 3>, w=$r, amirswe, aiiftiii-aiw ^'Rw^ 3T?T>i ariita1 To pervade, fill comj, wRrtT-M?] pletely, penetrate; r Jrif$qr?: ^nBk. 2. 30; $qi]|p|*lfltt ftir^rs -3 To Y ! 260. get, gain, obtain, enjoy, expe- atta'n to : a'frrnr'Wffg^ - H. 1. 83 46 ; ani^r 149 4. gww N. *??T^ Nir. 43 5imsTr?l>Hr^i: 6. ; ; p-psatisfied. Ved. -WiTH 3T3 ). 5. i^r Bg.3. 4; To be -5 To heap, accumul1. to reach, come up ( ate. ; Huogry. [nt^P^v] 1 Eaten, -2 Enjoyed. arrlraT^T cattle a- Formerly grazed by see arrilriiT^. a- [ 3T3J-l^ *rf?TJ ] AD eater, eating. n%^ o. bad omen aT^Irff ,- 5. 21; Bk. 3. 37; 5. 14; 14. 19. -4 become master of ; to master, to able Br. 3T?rsfr3^ a- [ 3T5T-(5iR ] Beaching far, ! "9. ; ; 3. 40; at. enduring, lasting. a<$r$'T -^ An inasupicious or ; *3rrRnrri B. Ms. 1. 109 Hunger ] Bk. -2 Limited. pervasion of a proposition.-2 Non-inclusion or exclusion of a part of the thing defined, one of the three faults of a definition ; top -3- ; comp. with g^T, rf f&rflfM*Htet M. -II. 9. P. ace. ) 118; Without wounds or scars unhurt, sound, -or One of a^g-OT a- r^Y?T &c. in the sense of 'artlessly', ' ( age^ smattering or superficial lingu- -2 Not requiring explana- telligible. ^ ct 3T5TTT7?T " detached. - WTwiT*TmnFtr s B -2 Not one - from exertion. vice, morality, virtue. . a Having no exercise. Non-exertion, absence of fatigue 44&mmu -IT: to reach to the . I reach, attain; fill completely, pervade. !T I. to arrive at, reach, occupy, fill completely. -2- to fall to the lot of ; evil practices, -H absence of - from work, unemployed. -2 A state of being with people of the sam caste, excommunicated. -2 Not to be made the subject of litigation. not vicious, moral. employed. 3i enjoy, acquire; ^ ^prrKraiTg^Mb.; 6. 82, 12. 20, 81. nfcir-KHSiTTgff Ms. -2. to become master of. qf^ to -T: 1 Cessation to eat, in general 3T= Having no work, un- <* self to. of. -2- to reach, obtain, get. be ciaster of. 77 I . to to. -2. to equal, -an 1. to retch to. -2- to obtain, get. -3. to addict one- e {rr, Si. 9. 83. ; a - Dnable, incompetent ; ** inability. W5tf%: / * Weakness, impotence, powerlessness. -2 Inability, incapacity; r&or lTh'^r ^TT 1 5ortJtf^T' TTur B. 10. 32.-3 (In 81n. phil. ) Incapacity of the intellect to pfodnoq knowledge. 180 a. Impossible, impractioablo jirf?!** *, T5i%jT aodauQitd m^(v$tt H. 1. 81. -2 Seetile. certain, having no doubt. 8?3T? " 1 One who bog no enemy. ~2 One whom no enemy deltas or challenges. -3 Without oppuikion from futs. 3 n. The condition of 9: Tho mucnhaving no enemies. A Bione for sling. Sf^nj; n. VaJ. (tone or cloud. iug. HnviDg no weapunt, tin' Not a weipon f%f|*fft a. armed. H W: 85; 2 il. 2. ; sTTwrffi*?* 5i5rT ( of Z. sr^rrfT ITT tani tt. 8. Sk. 47 ; ar- 3i?r ; KD. 4. 43.-J A u>iBsite.-4 The tipof a miigi(e.-5 AiHoiiBoialrite(3Tji-. I Indra, -2 Fire.- 3 Fir* produced from I glituiuif. Ibe 0. inexpressible, Brahma. -2 ( In Ban. phi I. ) TOH or primary germ of nature {w&srW**' ' 1 o. Ved. ind. Non-welfare, barm, mischif. a. S. 6 ; so Helpless, of refuge; dettituie forlorn, Bodiless, incorporeal. The Supreme Being ( ama ) A god Tt 1 or deity in general. -J Cupid, the god of love %<mft f%enRrfar?tflt, &i. 17. 10; Si. 9. 61. ~4 An ascetic who big renounced all worldly con; f- ar abeolution. 3TfnW^. Incorporeal, unearthly, nections , bvDly with words like ; ugaiilly &o. U. 2, Ve. 3, S. 4. -ft m. firDin&. -2 A god. lfi, ^|!g I Unhappy, afflicted, orry .-. Untiappioeia, misery, affl.csorrow ; rr^'sjijef Of IH i. 3. 35; 12. 25. ^rt tion, - Vei) - 1 Not not praigiug.-2 Carting, hating. T^TtiT " Vod. | . Ved. 1 Not wisbiog well, isb or design, curse, impieB. -2 A cutser, hrtcr. W5t\>!T: /. it ) . a. Perishable, tniDsient. rder or II aviD S no " an- 4 Want of government, archy, ditorder. KSmrsftl " UogovernBhle, ruly. 3^H^ Not a. HTTtw P. V. 1. qualifies 221. pi. ) ; ;f!for*t sometimes in dnal f^dsffWt: MB. 11. WIT: the eightieth Ms. out of eighty -Comp. ; 1 An octogenerian, one eighty years of age. -2 Measuring eighty. un- a. I Ill-behaved, vulgar, fj Bad manrude. -2 Indifferent. conformable to ners, rndnnesa, depravity. a. 1 Not clean, dirty, foul, giO'ed au'hnrity, not scriptural, huterodox. -Oonrp. -f^t^ff, -fag[ not sanctioned or enjoined by scrip<* Unscriptnral.heterodox; immoral> 3T5trfir illegal, the sun. [ 59 ] Kighty ( used in the singular nnd fern, gender whatever be the number and gender of the noun part, one purt 8. 140. 3^% impure; ^sgr%: *T^*ng f3r^Hgf%4^- -2 T^e black colour -i%: / ing; inmonrn- ; Black. ra: Impurity. t -2 Degradation. InImpure, foul. -2 a. 1 3T|y:j wrong. -3 Un*r known, unasoertnined. -Oomp. accurate, incorrect, 172 ] rice. I A thief. -2 An cf oblation 3^(11 ]1 The' -2 fire. ST%T. [ The sun. -J Wind. -4 A demon N. of a BikBlma. *T The wife of a ; Rakshnna. ^rr^TT^o. t A diamond. m. Headless, H^i: a vagrant, a auspicions personLu pure, foul. -2 Wick aigrij-a. | ed Impmity, foulness. %:/ ^ . 3T?frvisT,-fkf(r A body cept the head. U^or afhrnhr fonl. calamity N. of a certain divine dangerous. -T: ^T A female demon or gobbeing. Mai. 1. 23. -Oomp picious onion. ^ 1 ruisiortnne. Hl-luc>t, conduct opposed to every (sacred) authority. 3Tf$Ty a. yonnn ones. 1 without young A g: 1 yontb. childless pnei ( us a ill-bred, "liri femle cow ). ; -2 ill-behaved, -2 Unreflnf d, barbarous, not 3Trai?f respectable, unwcitby Pt. 4. -J Atheistical, profane. -4 Not sanctioned by any recognised in uutbority. -5 Not prescribed tf ; ; rudeness. 3lf$TO-a. Not to be taught, not an evil STIS^ ^aVl^Spf HSTtTt B- ^ ^Ttf; gir ^- f^tjT^'Jgvt 3TIJ7 a. Ved. I T?TJ an inausKiting, consum- ing, voracious. -2 (/Tgwrftg* ^iT-ar-] Not causing t^ dry up ; Bv. I./ 174. 3. -3 Not extinguished. 3f5T?q- a. 1 Not empty or vacant H*irf5i?rgr^jfi(!T5^ A childless woman. 3*f$TC ; 5. 13; Jiri: without Childless, A nate. 41 Inauspicionsnegs.-23iu, a shameful deed -3 Misfortune, -2 Mischief. -Oonrp. arr^iTi I. improconduct. per bf havioor, rudeness of S^T- ; K- 158 by any means, -3 Unlucky, unfortu- -2 Unlncky, nnfortnnte.-3 Unkind, -4 Pernicious, nnfriendly, enTions. lin. pied. -2 Not unattended executed ; b fnTirmd. ; B. 19. 13 occu- *7ftrf to, fulfilled, ^ ( occur- ring frequently in dramas ) execute or go about your business. -fr I Not a void. -2 Something sent to it-corn- pany another ;^a?iigjv;tf f^fVfg^Rff Mo. 5 WIT ^s^qr^furoV Hf%tirf^ ibiil. ( an accompaniment ; cuntomary present acoom- Biish as a paoying a letter ). -Oomp. 51*^, N.of a certain -?rnifgn?irr, -snrstsw ceremony or vov Tbe tree Vitex Alata. : (o 1 -2 Im- a, 1 Inauspicious. 3T5J1T pure, dirty, foul ( opp. g* ) fair (^50 T rectness. 3n%* a 1 Inauspioious, oaadn,? or threatening miscbef ;arr?igT f?f|t Kim. fti^res^ ^^nfarft ^hmrt Unclean. Inaccuracy, incor- Uncleanliness -2 without head, a trunk. -Coinp. whole body ex*rri bathing the Inexpressible, untuld. -2 Not esteemed, luted, ills.aired. -Oonrp VIT a. Ved. who is not aiked for wealth, i. wbo grauts it of hi* owu accord; Bv. 10. 90. 5 ; haviog iudeioiibable treasures ( ? ). 3T5T?TW: enmity &o. wfti^OT blessing, &o f- and mlo g> Fire. far. Ttt -* a. Unappeasable, implagr^risjr hatred, ( oable, irreconcilable -J. a. grp^jj ifV*' -3 Not sfri^iT ; y: irt.<jnuTiFfT v?Tf T ST^TTTC a - violent, '. j ar^or Not quelled, 1 wild, restless, anxious S.ti. tjflH aijrsjtf ; tares. Not expressed in words; flt K. 60 inaudibly. a. ) S^f Mo. ^TfftT 3T:?Tt*?T sdcied, irreligious, profane. ; lig bluing; 3Tg**raT.f>'f 1* Bating mucb.-2 Ved. 1 Ve. M&I. 5. 12. . 101] I Info's thnndcrbelt sr**u T?iftvr>f B 3 5J.-2 Ftah Ho. ^ ^orgTrr|?TTT^ t 3rf$rg- a. Reaching very raw, unripe. 181 under Ved. Not loosened. <* a. sfUft'T [ =r. ] Giving N. of a certain TJJPI holiday -- pleasure or happiness. gr^Ff a. [*. mainder, whole, perfect plete, inuinder. all, entice, ^SIT^T ; 48. 65, Wholly, entirely, completely ww- Modesty. 16 . "Oomp. cfir- ; Totality. 3T?tnrrSr 20 tf ; Kn. ; srrffosT- srrsi o- arsff^itJP'Tfrf^W f?rmBg. 2. 11. ; Impurity, dirtiness, f oul-2 Legal impurity or contamination; dtfilement cause! either by child-birth (called a^fi^it^) or by the death of gome relation it lasts for 10 ( called OTttfi? ) days during the q*T;it^ A person defiled by it is not to touch any bdy else, or to eat with others in the same row or to do any sacred fr^ ntc s ; I Pt. 1. 195. ; Den. P. To finish %% com- f5r:$T Ki. 7. 29. Ved. Without offsprings or degoendentg. T An pupil Not to be lamented or ; 3T5t 1. f 51 deplored Arbat ( no longer a ). ST^fra Ol Without gorrow, not 9?-. I N. feeling or cauging sorrow. of a tree having red flowerg ( Joneia Asoka Roxh. ); ( said, according to the convention of pcetg, to put forth flowers when struck by Indies with the foot decked with jingling action; 3Tfrnw3 3.26 16 ; ; cf. 3*33 Me. 78 : *? ; M. 3. 12. al weapons ( nnfftg- stone. ( -2. sapphire. ?rq domestic JRT I deities Quicksilver. of the -2 The v [ ft^^rftiwt! T^ 3^ H] Invitation to e;it and drink, a feast where people are called to eat and drink ; 315^?^- wwtor WJ"T N. of a gage. -2 N. of a country trwr3H9Fir: SI^^TSJ 6f&ws* F^llTcr: Ham. ( probably an 1 in the sooth ; ; of Travancore); according to Bri. 8. 14. 22 it is in the northwest. -3 The inhabitants of the country ( pi. ). -4 A part of the Hie-? country or its inhabitants ; or -m. [wf3? 4. Asoka tree. -fft$ a holy place named Aoka near Benares. -fsW7:, -^ N. of a festival or HTW* i w which 37^?!^^ fitf^ asr *ra lasts for irs<J uti 51?*- sftefS^RH ii. ifoTTT N. of a certain holiday, a ceremony to be observed on the 15th day of tha month of Phalguna. '^r D. iron. ; Bv. a stroke of the thunder- made of 146 ] 1 Eating or pervadTWifir A stone ; B. 77. -2 hard etone, rook. -3 Flint. -4 A -5 A thunderbolt -6 A mountain. -Ooxop. 3T,?7 a. having a stone mouth or source, flowing from a rook. TMf bitumen. s^ffi' N. of a plant, a kind of ^2>). cloud. , - 1- breaking anytLing on gtune -2. broken by a stone. devotees a ( -3:> -jj3>: ) a class of ; i rocky. uw Tt- v >fta ar^ifl- [ ar^Jipt aq^ ] gury. -Oomp. _s*t N. of the tree *VI ( used as a lithontriptio. ). -^^ a ftt N. of the Arjuna, as a lithon- lithontriptio. tree Pentaptera triptio. ar^Tft: -f Stone or gravel ( tha disqaee.) Marut. A ' Inouspicious, unlucky . N. of a -2 Unlimited. er[^ ^s^rs5f?i* fire-place. Dfath. 3r;tr^>: ~B 1 Afire-place. -2 The shade for a lamp ( ^ftwK ). -3 A kind of grass. N. of several sjrt trees :-(a) 3^5^ its leaf Hal. 9. 7 (i) N. of a tree ^it^wr (c) N. of a plant from the fibres of which ; ; ; ; Y. 3. Mi. 6. 17. N. of a jdant. 4'J %jj$ a Brahrnana's girdle may bemade^ ^gr: A corner, mostly at the end &o. of comp ; HJXSJ, [s?55tT aw 4. A *i=Wr [ 3^>^ N. of Stony, to stones. : a. Ved. 5ff3f I f?>?^-^ ] In medicine ) A disease called ttone (in the bladder ), gravel, stran- name old Un. jrwm.] the eighth dy in the first half of Chaitra. jry-, the -;rr., -f W: [ ). ing. ^ r made of a weapon of iron -2 Pertaining 3T5ITcT " tree. ^ . a. sirain flc'T*- o. Stony, clwud. iu king. Onttr n. 1 JTJT ; ifetronrfl! 8. ( Hunger. blossom of the Ascka plant ( forming one of the five arrows of Cupid. ). -Coinp. wfT: the sretO- iron ) 1. stone. N female -% -f:, 5fwrifjir i^if f% 1 Bk. 5. 92. srsar 3T^R: 1 A mountain, a rock ( at the end of comp. ). -2 ( Ved. ) A Jainasr smlt: 3T5T- Pervading. -2 Bating, voracious. -3 Pervaded, filled. 1 N. of a demon. -2 A cloud ( Nir. ). -3 A stone to grind Sanaa on. ., SfTtor bolt. f^Bhhft r.: Ij ) -2 N- of Vishnu. of a minister of king Dmurntlia. -4 N. of a celebrated king of the Manry dynasty, said to have reigned from 234-198 B. C. -5 N. of the tree TfW. -=-qf IN. of a medical plant ( qrp, ). -2 The sixth day in the first half of Chaitra. -3 Oue of the qrsrf. filements. , grj n emerald an axe or crow for breaking stones. ( -or ) breaking stones or rocks. f^sj a. one who has obtained a stony weapon, having adamantine weapons or grasped named 7. 104. 5. -2. iwf R. 8. 62 ; red-chalk. -2. iron. sa- I. coming together of two or more de- ' anklelg -3 -grfj* bitumen. *"<' MB. 1. 59, 2. 66, 9. 105. fTW3!i: N. of a Siva. wjrq-ir: pletely rr,rgir Tranqnillity, calmness. srsrt^r a. qf^rsr f^a^rra^TW?3 W: Kn. 5. 82; 3*j ITT'^rsftor g wnwrrefr >jr9 Bg. -t. 35, 10 =g^j a. wepon. ssi: N. of a tree furnished with a disc of stone. gp. , -2 xiety. .Nonre- r: I : com- arJi^T, 35TTtT: r, Absence of care or an- p re- 3T$tairg ; 3. It. 'gmtt Without Ubd. lf# 5*rfw *. ] r: an emerald, -mrsr: fire prodnc d from a flint. gg-t-gr a kind of ; ; plant, -nifj, -$, .-trSlfi, ~%i, ( 37S^*] 1 A tear. $ -2 Blood ). -Comp. usually written ai^ q. v. tr: a blood-drinker, a.fiend, can- nibal. arrSr^a. Having tears, in;teara. 3T3TS[ Without faith, unbeliev- - ing, diffident. ^-r Unbelief, : diffi- dence. 3T*T5trnr a. Unbelieving, Incre- dulous. SfrJ: 3r*nhr a credible, - ^ ot to b? believed, in- 182 Ved. lndefatigHe, un1 Freedom fromlatigue, a> S: tiring. -2 Absence of frethaoss, vigour. toil, laziness. otj One VTWHOT a. Indefatigable. is not an ascetic or Buddhist mendicant. 3Wt!T a. 1 Unwearied, Dot faticongued, unured. -2 Incessant, fr awfa gammon Mv. ; Absence of rest. oensantly, continually si 1. 26. tad- Inrt- n^wtsrra TT% $*t f^HWTs U. 6. 14. 3t*raw <> Deaf, having no ears. or Loss of healing, art A snake, ; ifi> heard.-2Un10 he heard, not to be spoken of. * Ved. In an unoook- 3TOT77 a. fit I Not to >>e ful eyes. tearful. ; not belonging or relating to it. if on-perfonnance of a Sraddha ^g: v. <}. to eat during the performance of a Srtddha ceremony. / aTfisr: wsj^^-frr -sft [ a"^ ^*f^ s* Un/4. 137]1 *' A a room, house &c.) corner, angle (of of to am at the end ( changed and a few with , (%, T* ^gr comp, other words ; seo ^?f ) ; arenas ^?r: 4it. Br. -2 The sharp side or edge ( of a weapon &c. ) y^^j <jg: **<& Ku. 2. 20. -3 ; smtf ffonaSW The sharp side of anything. Cornered, angular. <> a. Ved. a. | access. Having no splendour, without beauty, -2 Difficult of pale ; Si. 15. 96. 3T3fl!r a. Without ears, Not hearing, forgetfnlnesa 1 number of the horses of the snn V. Ratn. -3 like fit: / 5^g a. 3TTq; ; a. I Ms. useless. a. . Un.5T29, ; 2. 13, 4- Rv. 8.2. better, inferior, 64. -2 Worthless, (^) Mischief unbappi, ness. nits' a. "Not the best, worse ; 102] A STS^JTSTT Absence of self-praise, modesty. a. 1 Undeserving of honour, worthless. Base, mean, censurable. praise [cf Zend atru ; -2 ugly. *nr sim. at-^] 1 Un-2 Vulgar, obscene, coarse ; a^T^'irf ra Wrf*rti< Dk. 49 ; composition ; using such words as the hearer a produce in the mind of feeling of shame, disgust or inauspiciounness ; fsjvrr 3Tia K. P. ; ST135- r?5r3 7 . ; g. in tear; r, cf the instances under S. O. 574 or filled with tears, bathed in tears. -<JM: flow of tears, shedding tears. ySr a. filled with tears ; "an^ff troubled and filled with tears ; Bg. 2. suffused with tears, (sudI. gfr ?r (du.) Hen . [ cf ( horse- N ; A horse and L. equus ; Or. hippot ; Pers. atp ]. -Orap. . broad- chested like a horse. the chief or principal horse. N. of a plant awror. -*-^T, -*%*T kind of tree ^on, ->iraft ! 9. -2. the ( Vatioa Robusta ) Mil. ear of a horse. -3. a term in surgery for a particular fracture of the mountain. bones. ( JTI ) N. of a fa? a stable for horses ; Pt. 5. ^ ) o. skilled in managing -^sre.-srfrnr? a bird. -2. a horses. B?$t 1. N. of general of the army of the gods. -T3T: [a?*m sO^ swi^ waj kind ol 5iiflrt 3^1^= TV. ] a srr np^rt borse, hoof. -2. mule. ^: 1. a horse's a kind of perfume. ( ) N. of ! the plant. 3ntrr%wrrfSt / the pace of a horse. -2. N. of a mtre containing four lines of six- n teen syllables in ach. ihrr [ 3W( "J^fi ^ff?: WHW. ] N. of plant Physalis Flexuosa Lin ; fa a kind of oil. ifrjT:, -T a pair of 1. N. a stable. ifts;: ifl demon who was a foe of Vishnu more commonly called Haya-griva. ; hordes. of a by tears, covered BT a tear-drop^ inpfr 9W men ; *i^ Pers. or*]. -Comp. - ) TTO ( a sense of shame, disgnst,and inanspiciousnegs, n irfrspf Fistula Lachry-malis. having eyes fllled with tears ; filled with tears. : fWT a * Unlucky, unpropitions; affected T with tears. race of fighting. -3. a ride. (-?r), -smtfUi N of the plant ara^f. -anxiVt^ mounted or riding on horse-back. hurried alon^ by horses. <* of -flS^T'^ Ms. 4. 206. . . ; arrcg' a. mounted, nary science. on horse-back. an^TT sitting; riding or mounted on a horse. ( -f:) ]. a horgeman, rider. -2. one who is inferior, bad, vile. -2 20. ) of a plant ^re^iarst'ft a. a whip. arr^^r strong in cavalry, (superior in horses, -arrw a guardian of horses, commander of cavalry. -ar^Tsj a troop of horsemen, 344fts : cavalry, -sift: a buffalo. N. of a tree awprr- -arrg^*:: veteri- Not 10. fi~T 3J5T: i I Ugly, ill-looking Inai spicions. A strength Zend apa not 3"*! f S.iisaH^ ^ft "3 and ?yi^^?(8^ iiSzfm tne words i*(!f, ;ng and f^rrar are 3T?^te, and produce respectively Unfortunate, unlucky. in mare. 3Tjf?rJT- ; -Oonrp. 1 MR nrrfry U. striking the ear or attention. -2. not knowing the Veda*. Unlucky, un propitious, not pro- jperouj. Ticm Vedas. 3T3T7 5 tears, ; Mtf^r^a. oneiwhohas -Oonrp vowed not - having i worse Not performing the arSTHE Srlddha ceremony not entitled to it, $m%^ a. A frith tear- o- 1 Unheard, inaudible. -2 3tgiT Contrary to the Vedas. -J Not acquainted with the Sastras, foolish, uneducated rrT i^aifcHmrens w HHBTSjarTsft ^ Day. B. 3TriiT a. Not sanctioned by the 3TS!fiTS[ cd manner, raw- n^it Nir. ; ara.-^ Un. Jl. 149 ] 1 horse; the horses are said to have 7 breeds ir?l eTFugwr' HOTI -2 Symbolical expression for the number ' seven ' ( that being the ffj^p with tears in the eyes, 3. deafness. Ved. Not lame. a. ; ; a. who tinual denly ) bunting into tears s^ssTr frn V. 5 tf^HS B. 15. 65; Ku. 6. 92. . v. ] 1 The 9th Nakshatra or lnnr mansion containing five stars. -2 Disunion, disjunction. -Comp. of Ketu, i. .the 5ij, -vnt, -1? N. sitfih/- an exdesoending node. on performed ceremony piatory aocoifnt of the birth of a child under the Adeshi. HTffj -2. an incarnation of Vishnu. a pasture for horses. SH: [ 31% jfa aff3re5*P<'t ] I. a horse-bane. -2, N. of a kind of Oleander, Nerinm Jorum Ait. =q1j> 1. a collection of horses. -2* a kind of wheel. -9a riding-home. : a farrier, a veterinary surgeon. -f%fw!, farriery, veterinary ici* 183 ence. 2. an the motion 1. "^ffftt horses. omen auspicious or ot year, the guardian obtaining or forcing the submission of in- whom ; limbs like those of a borge. fsnj; a. gaining horses by conquest. -aHJ N. of a place of pilgrimage near Kinyaknbja on the Ganga. $ a. giving; horses. the plant Tribolug Lanuginoans ( ). giving horses. %* a ^rw* riding messenger. -HR^T N. of a river. wnrt one who has the charge of a drove of grazing horses ; a horseherd. jffifRlCT: a groom, a horse- -fttffT a. Ved. based on homes, standing on i. e. on a carriage drawn by jvf a. Ved. based on horses, having its origin in horses (wealth) distinguished by horses. a. horses, horses. ; f^ ] *h natural enmity between a horse and a buffalo. fllT'i ' -wrffli!, -&$ m. horse-destroying,' a kind of Oleander, Nerinm Odornrn - - - Ait. a. [ C JTT?J: a kind of serpent. sraw 4j|7H g^w ] 5^ having the head or face of a horse. (-wrO a horse-faced creature, a Kinnara or celestial chorister ; ( according to others ) a kind of demigod distinct from the preceding, (-tfr) a Kinnara woman; nraf f^ JT?t Tf^n *'rg?r'T: Ku. r ! 11- 5sr> "* a horse-stealer. ] a horse-sacrifice rjnsr. w$TTqT ; _ .if for a horse-sacrifice, or it. Tmr?i?fcf: arMs. 11. 261. [ In Vedio times this sacrifice was performed by kings desirous of off- spring; but subsequently it wasp?rformed only by kings and implied that he who instituted it was a conqueror and king of kings. A horse was turned loose to wander at will for a year, attended by a guardian when the horse entered a foreign country, the ruler was bound either to submit or to fight. In this way the horse returned at the end of a ; A . driving or sparring a horse, riding a horse ; Rv. 10. 26. 5. -2. to be traversed by a horse ; Rv. 9. 96. 2. (as a carriage); sphrrT^STf Rim. -3. born under the constellation sraq-gn ( -/. ) J. N. of a constellation, tb . fT*: a horse-stealer. f?>i terinary science. -J. horsemanship a chariot having horsei.-^. the post which the sacrificial horse was bound. -7JYr a. 1. causing the yoking K. to A of horses. -2 joining or reaching a quickly as horsrs. -<8ji the keeper .or rider of a borae, a gtoom. ^u: a carriage drawn by horses. (-SJT) N. of a river near if-mr^T. ^?r, -Trsf: the best or lord of horses ; i. e. 3%:^rviflr Ved. o- furnishing horses. -fltjff: N.of a plant (sia^mr.). c7$T<>T a sign or mark of a horse. vSifrU N. of a species of theVikri- metre. pirc7r a kind of snake. sfail " horse-hair ; a kind of snake. r=F^: = 3T^gw q.v. ; a Kinnara or Gaadhttrva. arg^ a stud of horses and mares, (-^r) a horse and a mare. ( -37: ) horses and mares. -q-jT: a horseman, -^tr;, [ 3T^ ^OWIcr 37. fl ] a 3Tr [ ; Jifr i^sr^ig?N. of the srrrof mifi, -^T357: ). a ^r57i^ ^T3lf3 ] horseman. horses. -2. [ 31>4 I??S I^9(-I5^ ] pro. curing horses, (-m.) 1. a jockey. -2. an epithet of Nala. fq> a stallion, -tsr: a farrier. 5155 n.,-5TSR- Ved. 1 excrements of a horse, horse-dung. -2- N. of a river. ^^-. a pillar tr tie a horse. 5TfH r a stable, -^rre: a . colt, a foal -5Jtff a manual or text- book of veterinary science -fr^a. having the head of a horse, an epithet of Nar&yana. (-n. ) 1. a horse's head. -2- N. of a D&nava. -Qirn^rr . ^ 3-f] ' De natnral [w^^Tia^l'ft 51^. enmity between a horse and e jackal. ; 80. mare. -Oomp. a. rich in horses. a. Ilorselike, acting small horse %; I A horse. -2 A hack, horse, a bad horae. one whose known. -4 A horse . tra or lunar ti horseman, groom T^rtn Si. 3. 66. Bos Gavsens ( t^j -f^ [ST*^!) t^kffttfrf= ] |. the desire or in. tention of a horse. -2. a kind of ve- head of Aries. -2. the first lunar mansion. -J. tbe month of Asvina. -4. SJWH. : Mb. f^-fftiH a. a barge-dealer. f%-^a. I. skilled in taming or managing -i -^ agreeable and true. I. N. of u king. -2. N. of a Niga. -^fbft* a. relating to the praise of the sacrificial horse. ^pr a. born in a stable. ( -sf ) a stable or stall for horses. -$ a. 3 killing a horse. (-*r) N. of fragrant plant. f^ a. is js^a. 1. yoking the horses. -2. having horses yoked to it _ . reed, Sacoharum Spontaneum Lin. -2- the tail or hair of a horse. -JET ^gjf praised sincerely for (tbe grift of) horsea.-2. whose praise for ( giving ) horses bbarata ; ( P. VIII. 3. gaining or procuring ; ( -qn,-?. ) a horse fit for the At'oamedha sacrifice. ( -^ ) the fourteenth parvan in the Maha- fwrofe^a. Ved. decorated or embellished with horses. -q- { Ved. a groom, -gft. ] . lord of horses. -2. N. of several persons of a king of Madraand father of Savitrt. -trof o. w] having horses ) ; Rv. 1. 88. 1. -2- a cloud (that penetrates everywhere). irat, -TT fit relating to ) ship, charioteersbip, management of horses and chariots ; ^TTsrra*TwrTttf Ms. 10. 47. o. Ved. |. completion of the hundredth sacrifice], '^ft N. of the thirteenth book of tha Satapatba Brahmana.-3rRr*r, fastener. team of six horses. horses, gi ving horses. wig-:,-mf%:? i. a horseman, a rider, a horsesoldier B. 7. 47. -mretf coachman- India, who is, therefore, always, represented as trying to prevent the ">. 1 110 and Mbh. per- -^rt, a set or TT,-wr a. Ved. formed amidst great It rejoicings. was believed that the performance of 100 such sacrifices would lead to the attainment of the seat or world of ^r [aTOTTt <w Tffi ( as a chariot i he brought in this train. After the successful return of the horse, the rite called Agvamedha was angpioioni. appT: a kind of centanr a creature having bis lower iftg^ en- princes ] -J owner like ; a horse. A stray not is (in general). The mansion Naksha- first ( 3T|%ft ). W>.r?TT a. Swift, speedy. ^. [ 3$: 3T^ 35^ g^, P. V. 3. 91 ] 1 A mule. -2 One of the chiefs of the Nigas or serpent race inhabiting the lower regions. -J A male calf. -4 A class of Gandharvas. ft A 3T?:, f>? Rim. [ Pt. ; 32 2. ; Chan. 19. cf. Pers. osier ]. si*lft Den. P. horse. T. -^ ?= fi= tree ; To behave ] I 3rKt^rS7r^5rr^ Ka*h. Bg. 15. 1. ; -2 like The holy a flg- 3>(iS*<Wl: w the tree of this world A kind of the A?attha ; tree (SrC'W)- -J N. of another tree 4 The constellation A*vin>. -5 The time indicated or presided - over by A?ini 3T3?*r7 5^1: Sk. OD P. IV. 2. 5. -6 A vessel made of tbe 3TSEJWI tree ( Ved. ). -7 The frait of the sacred fig-troe; 3T^mw lioJWwr! 3k. -8 The time at which it bears fruit arawws'F: r ; : 184 The day of foil moon in the month of Atviv*, ( in which month the fruits of the sacred fig-tree gennfr [g^tss^Ri: erally become ripe). A small fig-tree. -Conrp. wvwi P- V. -$ort [arsKtrow <w= 6g-aree.-ttftN.of a- To be given or tc be done when the Avattba tree bears n] w3Wf a. [ w-3KW? ?ft Posen- ed of horseg, consisting of horses ; Rv. 4. 2. 5- -ro. A cavalier, ahorseturner. (du.) ifr I The two physi- cians of the gods who arerepresented as the twin sons of the sun by a nymph in the form of a mare; c A debt Avattha vft e mr: 3.~48 Sk. ] be given when to tree bears f rnits. -2 Aavattha tree. ; of. I the [ Mb. ' irftwrtit II ] N. of a celebrated Brahman* warrior and general on the side of Kaoravas, son of Droga n other surviving Kauravaa, entered the Pandava camp at night, where be stamoed Dbrisbdyr.mt)a, the to death and slayer of big father, killed the five young sors of the PomJavas, killing even Parikshit while yet in the mother's womb who life by was, however, restored to Krisbna.The next rooming Draupadi clamoured for revenge upon the murderer of her children, but ehe consented to forego her demand for his blood if the precious jewel he wore on his head were brought to her. biota, Arjnoa, and Krishna over- took Arvatthaman and compelled him to yield the jewel which Yudbisbfbira afterwards wore ou his Lead. He represented as a very brave, the fiery-tempered, young warrior, embodiment of Brahmanic and saintly lustre, and his al ercation with Kama about the nomination of a general to succeed Drona clearly of hid brings ont the chief features character; see Ve. 3rd act. He IB one ever living of the 7 Chirujivini is 1.10 ] [sm'Vt^fii, s^P- IV. Feeding ou AsvaUhn fruits. See P. IV. 2. 80. Den. P. To wish for horses. PT A ' called Godagadau, Svarvaidyau, Datrau, Naiatyau, Vniaveyau, Abdhijau&c. They were celebrated for the! r active benevolence and cnratl ve power which they showed in restoring the sage Chyavanu, when grown old anil decrepit, to youth, and prclonged his life ]. -2 Two horses -3 (In astr.) desire to K et ftsww S^] 1 Having -2 Desiring horses. st**?St [ aw WTrt -v ] N. of a hoi ses. sage, the Hotri-piie*t of Jno ,ka am 5 3R^i %$fw irars'^ft *SJT Bn. Up. 3Tsr?<Ji% Den. P. To wish for a stallion. W^nriS Ben. P. To wish for hordes. stftnt o. [ P. IV. 4. 10. ] or carried by horses. Drawn the zodiac. |ft [ ara^tri'g-itt'Tr^TififWttr mare. -Oomp. the twin sons of wife. sTi^rtl Asvin ( yjmft, -j^ir, -g^y the son's Aaviui, Containing the n. such as a Mantra 3Tf5q- Ved. ( pi. ) 3TCT word ). Referring to horses. A a. [ arsi-W ] Distant, a - [ 3TSMT-3 ] 1 Belonging or ; ; To ). No* ieen nT B{T " V6i known or determined by two persons 3W4tHfui only, - to the exclnsion of a third ) ( 5rnrr*T fcP -- ; P. V. 4. im: of A neare* 31 7 8k acoeptab'e. overSl^TT <* Ved. I Not to be "> 21. S. -2 Born come, invincible; R". nnder the constellation Ashidh* ?: 1 The month ( P. IV. 3. 34. V Ashfldhacommoncing with the son's entrance into Oemin'(rmnllv writtan arwrj). -2 A made slaff of the wood of Palasa, carried by a religious strident or ascetic. -3 N o' the MaUya mountain. -57 1 N. of aonstH*'ion, the twentieth ( T! The month of Ashldhi. num. a. [ 3?fr-rnfr wftl 5?. ( nom. ace. arf-r ) in comp- as Eight. It often occurs =r Ut). 1. 1S4. ] with numerals and some other an nouns Zend. &c. [ cf L, oclo QT. okto 3T2T : . ; ; astan Pers. haht ]. -Coinp. -3T$TT or a. consistin? of eight letters 3HT partn. (- obeisance is performed ; 'irnfii-ITT- respectful obeiHTetnTJrFKTtt sanofl made' by the prostration of the eight limbs of the body ;wnrtrTra STorwiJT fell prost'ats on the JTs, 1 ground in reverence "15^ ; ( i cyir snmFTS?^ ifix ) -2> the 8 concentration of yoga or ^on day's to relating to a horse, agreeabl burses, -if [3iTHt P^= P- IV. 2.48] -2 A number of horses, cavalry Si, 18.5 t"ins. ( 1 sufrj ] more. -3 To pts ; -*rr troop of horses. journey for a horse. K. 222. ^ wt:r Tfl'ft5'! fTT'J I materials of worship taken collectively. -4. tha eight parts of every medical science; nHt mTilr^ n- -3- WTi'^ 1 ( they are; 3i?f, 5TT3W, wr, ^rfrot. ?)TRnr!t, aRirfisf, t^rra^at'i and sn*^rt?nr ). -5- the eight parts 1 the law, 2 the judge, of a court 3 as'essors, 4 scribe, 5 astrologer, 6 gMd, 7 fi-e, nd 8 wter. -6. ny whole consisting of eight parts. -7e a die, dice. ar$ an offering of a sort of mediarticle*. eight <J7: cal incense removing fover "JJH"' 1 sexnnl enjoyment of 8 kinds ', the eight stages in the progress of a ; 3T*r hoi>.ei). The twins of 1 The fiiet of the27Nakehatra8 or lunar mansions ( consisting of three stars ). -2 A nymph .oonaidared in later times a* the mother of the Avin, the wife of the sun, who concealed herself in the form of a srxCrf persons.' ] 3nSrer 1 ' two kingo, perday and night ', former* of holy BO'S which may he traced to their dual and luminous nature. Mythically thev were the parents of Naknla and Sahadeva, and the physiiions t>f the g"ds, ami are tk receive, ll ; . [ smrffMt, -2 To go, "oitire: [According toVrdic conception they are the harbingers of Unbag or the dawn they are young, beautiful, bright, swift Ac. and, according to Yaskn/hey represent the transition from darkness to light, when the intermingling of both produces that inseparable duality expressed by the twin nature of these deities ; according to d>'fr>rmt interpretations qnoted in the Nirnkta heaven and earth ', they were U. 1 3T{ shine. 3TKT-74] 1 Belonging to a horse. -2 Consisting of horses. >!? I A number of horses. -2 Possession of hones. a. [ grsrj?T a. 1 Unlucky, inauspicious. ff; 1 -2 Unhouoded, unlimited. Death. -2 A field -J A fire place. -4 Termination, limit. 3T?wr,-*ffi'?r*r a. I Not of tomorrow, of to day. -2 One who makes no provision for the morrow; Ms. 4. 7, love-snit; 5^ 185 consisting of 8A dhyayas or chapters sort of jasmin. -5. -WTO- haying a wheel with 8 spokes. -3f -6. an octagon. -3?t%q- a. octan- in his ( -bf: ) ears ( P. VI. an eight-eared, epithet of Brahma. -^Jq -jjnr., 47: a king who has 8 duties to perform ( they are : an^ft i ftflif =? ^w m5 ; ; f: gST: II ^^Tgl|r J Ssrr. times, -T^ tnd.-2.eight a : I. an kind of machine. octagon. -ffa: a title of a collection of sev era! sections of the .fitgveda. -ij=j [ 3?8T*t 1*t cows. a iTI3R: ] -irr< -Nslrarj 1 . flock of fabulous tlri ^ ( -or ; ^ ^STSH'TSI II; to aoccording one.- 8 once animal i: kudava. m 8 months. a. - 11. - occurring a measure called . .. ' eigth-formed ', an opitbet of Siva; the 8 forms being the 5 ele- ments the eight qualities which a earth, water, fire, air and the gun and moon, and the of. S. 1.1 - ether possess; 65 Sk. ] One who studies acquainted with the eight books of Piniui's grammar. -2 N. of a son of Visvamitra. [ ar^T- w st T ( ?wtr I . 148 tr?cfr q>r3fi mfwt rar: H. i ?YfNtf -f^^ am ^- 8th, and 9th ) beginning from the seventh day after the full moon. -2 The 8tli day of three months on which the Manes are to be propitiated. -3 A. Sriddha to be performed on the above daya worship of the Manes on certain days. -4 The 8th day of a month ; Ms. >f?^/. $ [ ^if^iTf cardinal points; n^m I f|ir:] mfsft ^ftsirt? the eight r -f ^^ anzft- i^TT *Rinr: the eight female elephants living in the eight points, or, briefly expressed, the Saukrit ( in the above order ) - Ak. "ijsrr. ) in are:- ing 8 forma , Siva, -itf the eight jewels taken collectively the title of a collection .'of 8 Slokas on moralality. -TOTS the 8 sentiments in J D A n urauius occ.; ^riKIT^J^OHf;i^r{JT9T'f3'r 1 W I HciT^aj ftnrsrr: Ak. -55^- the eight materials of a sacrifice; II. it -iJTg; the eight taken collectively; ^tft ^=if metals ^ 3$ ^ . : P. 4 ( to which is sometimes a 9th K&ga called 1% STtatft T=ii?f *ff: j 88 a. 1. for a ) pregnant animal, -q^. ("er") 1. a pider. -2. a fabulous animal called Sdrtbha. -3 WO rm. -4. wild &0. -6 The ?t*H[g number -Comp. ytqif a kind of board or cloth for playing with dice on ( having eight; divisions ). eight. Having rr] ffi' eight, parts. One who perfoium an Aabtaka. Ui^ P. V. Having eight ais^-tfu^ ] or limbs. ij jn.ru An aggregate of eight. areqr ind. [ n^] f5f5^?if^Ti^t"srrsrjr a. (ibid); sentiments; V. 2. 18. -ar?% a class of 8 metals; g ^^ a surt of diagram ( ^g; ; showing the good or bad stars of a peraon.-2. the 8 classes of letters; -srf: 1. a clasa of three principal medicasee below. -f%w. 37? itsi! tflnxr: ] eight-fold, of ments. [ -*rsR; ( HF ) aw 7- 4 am* a. -2 N. of a medical L. octavus ; [ cf astemo ]. -Oomp. -3^51: an 8th part. ^ura^r o. [aisfl! qfjsT?KU ) . Zend, ^ ; poaitibn ( in astr.J. a. The eighth Y. 2. 244. A things. zf! ; trfcrsre- weight of four Tolas. a. W^o; N. of Brahma Consisting of eight collection of eight A a. fsra ^ ?ST *! Eighteen; yrl Con; fi- Tr/. ) Eighth; HHrasrsi^ ( . plant parta. *RUT:, ( having 8 ears of 8 parU, eight-fold ^5T= ; eight, -fnf eight hundred. sistiiig fawtem ftWfTH S^ff srtgroi^iq'silltf Ms. 2. 30. JTJ The eighth pan. -rfr I The eighth day in a lunar talf month kinds. -{Zyft:/. (HT) stsiRthe number twenty- t ; le. 3. *PIl?^n?fs flf. ff. ] or four heads). 3T5raf ". [ 3rg ?Kiroi*{6f 1 Kight-foid, eight times. -2 In 8 parts or sections, firerr ir$f!ustrr Bg. ' added ^embodying or repiesenting the eight eigjbt II-T^ -3; ( 8- or BT eight-footed. -2. a term ifi" Sk. ). of the Sutras. -4 5=r division of the .fiigveda ( it being divided into 8 AshUkas or 10 Manduls ). -5 Any ftroup of eight ; ; the eight elephants guarding the 8 quarters, 3{W: g&f TIT: fSflSS^: 3f^T: BT^Ji: 8" 3TgRr(1P Tri'ft: ; -J The study con'. The 8 chapters arg^-si^ft srhj; . names II Ak. e . eight regents of the cardinal points, jwgp whole A. 1 < ; IRJIPT fw -^5T^( 4. 3?e^T o. [ 3jg$sf spiff: Bought for eight. aTEfnr ' [ afsmJi^i saw er~) ( 4. 113. fisting of 8 parts.-2 cvf P&iiini's sutras 1. 2 ] ^re- a. thirty-eignt. -|%*[ ft J the number 24. -^ 1. a lotus having eight petals. -2. an octagon. e ei >see below after srjirrq. A I ] 7th, ( ffcrr frrRafi, sfaT f^4t 3?|T-cf^ ] Un. 3. collection of ihree days (^ frrKts^rf ; isfar 2. JR ), (iautama. endowed with these eight qualities. o. -s{ HT )g?*m?nj; forty-eight foims of the goddess sur lt 48. 7. A. supposed to have eight leg*. -2. a a. eightfold ; airr?espider^ -gor 3"* ^jfr; ^tcqtegartjfjrv Mg. 8. 400. Brahmana should P. IV. or ; -2. a kind of chequered cloth or a board for drafts, dice-board ( Mar. q ? ); "rrn^^atrft: K. 196. T?ra sheet of gold. --r( or >?3?r N. of a plant. 1. -q-^J- ( Vjl" ) wild sort of jasnain. -2. a variety of metre, often used in Jayadeva's Uitagovinda. -q-# a kind of medicinal preparation of ghee. -cj r?j a. c ( ai> eight-fold. -tj TO . a horse with a white face, tail, mane.breast and hoofs. ( -3 ) ^. [ ff'J a collection of eight luckj things according to some they are 9i^itr f ghee is offered in eight pans. -%< a. one who has the number eight us ). Ma. the 3. 28. t-(* 115 holt. ( ; .- mark burnt pin or Kaillsa , gram- 3. a mountain abode cf Kubera r ). ( ?! -# ) 3Ta . 5 WTJI3 1? sifisraiw Malli. J |. gold Si 3fi^i^3iffr^5*rat: Ku. 7. 10 gular. -313- fa) a. lasting for 8 days. -3nf^5Tri?3fT: the flrst eight expounders of th* science of words ( a the N. 1. 6. -Oomp 186 -f the eighteen of medical parts ^O^K; [ science. ^t*ro^f3Tic^fT modes of (53 : J show- the eighteen ing worshipping fiH ^* wr 1!^ or respect : : scffH-f i the sage and delivered his father who, being pleaBSti. directed his son to bathe into the Smanga rivet, on doing which the lad became perfecly straight i?rtT<jTttntra secondary tyrg^rtrr or minor Purapa; sTZIf A die for playing. ( <j red to a. Consisting of eight V. 1. 1 war 5. 24 oft with dat. alone without sr^ *rjr? r -5 -7 $iTt ii HeoiAdr. of corn \j the J8 kinds w mem- 9T ffn^ Jagann4tha. -9 To stny, reside, dwell, live ; ^rf^ff: arrfir|-g^Bk, 6. 11. -10 To take place, happen. -11 To bs in a per- or goad for driving cattle, Rv. 4. 57. 4, 6. 53. 9. -2 A tionlar relation, to be affected ( with part of the wheel of a chariot. 3T1%-:/. I A gtoue or kernel. -2 Seed. ; cq^jTr^ it Jjn"f the eighteen $ niir^ T Puragas HfTM on epithet of the goddess the eighteen kind* of learnings or lores ftntm 3??n .-1 ro?r^T 373 to be at hand, reach. loc. or an adv. of place). |. to be in anything. -2- to belong with. connected be clooely to, surpass. " "* arcfira'^ 12 -31^ (with I i^7i(?w P- VIII. 2. The knee, the kneebone. ] arr*f 1. to $$: ^sirreTR^!: ; in non-conjngatioiml t^ defective made up from tenses, its forms being the rootw] I To be, live, exist mere existence ) ; sTtw^ 1 ' i (showing W M SWfWtof rfNft B- 10.120. 2. 14 1 ^r ; ; be atrftc^to arise, spring up, f^srft HT^JTWRlfa; arr^rfoi fT?ff3 Mai. 1. 26. -TIT to be near to or in. Tft I. to be in the way .-2. to over. visible afar- snir : ?nai;T?r fft- Bg. 2. 12 1. 1 Ms ; 3irHTf?(3Tr T<7f ; 79 5. * ; *T* Nala. x^ not to be, to disappear, perish sTf7l*ffrarrw H^p ft ?:WT?Tr Nala. 7. 16 Sk. it has to be eaten ( for other uses of 3TrT see Mi$f s. v. ). be ; lost, ; ; N. of a celebrated Brahmana, son of the great sage K;.h< (ii. murried a daughter of his [ Kahoda preceptor Uddalaka, bat he wai HO devoted to stndy that he generujly neglected her. When onceglio was far advanced in pregnancy, the unborn son was provoked at his f attier's neglect of her and rebuked him for bis absorption in stuHv to the neglect even of his wife. The sage wag vory angry at this impertinence and condemned him to be born crooked go be came forth with bis eight ( asl to, ) limbs crooked ( vakra ); whence hi* ; name Jrwny^i a>pft mflft awijafij "ftamzfw: Mb. WhenKahoeia was drowned into a river as the result of ; a dispute with a Bodwager hist, ycung Asb^ftvakra defeated To be -2 used ( a as copuU or verb of incomplete predication, followed by a noun or adjec- being tive or adverb.or lent); HTf?rt% ^ Hrl* gomeoiher equiva- WSf Ms. 5. ^ Bg. 11. 11 80 i 4.3; ; wr^rr- BO rrr'=f &c. -3 To belong "" " **. *4^""i be in the posje^sion of (expressed in Baglih by have ), with gen. of possessor tirfrirrf^iT Ift^ ?T5 ^ t4. 76 TTW strf^iT ^4; u^Tf 5. 70 ^TI\| > " ! to, ; ; ; + 57*T 'rf Ma 8 <417" irfw 3%t3rK?i Bg. 2.66. -4 To r^ f~* share of, to happen to or any one(withgen.); ijT^^OTT^ fall to the befall in Mi. 3. to fall to, to belong one's share ?r?JTJnofrlT5 Sk. -2 to be over. -3. to excel, surpass. -4 to domineer or to tyrannize over, rule ; ^g> g Rat ?m^5t* S n. l%*r?7? the eighteen sub jeoti of litigation ( oautes of dispute ) ; see Ms. 8. 4-7. ^^f%ijfr ftn TO. pi. the eighteen Smritik&rag or law-givers of the rys RSJ: i kind of abscess. -2 A pebble. ; n R ^ IT: A 1 3T3?r?fa>T aw^ so ; stone- -rat n. 3T?5 well let be it, amen. joined to roots in ?i(fj S. 1. sjfi? (fTH^gr ; irra'ri root and used by itself ; WTfTITrH TITiT T^f^ B. 9. 61, 16. 86. Pers. hast, cf. L. esf.and (ir. eiti [ nt ]. -WITH 3it% to be over, excel, general -5 Kernel. -6 Seed-corn. ( be The form arr? forming their periphrastic perfect is sometimes separated from the w &' ffi'- TV. ] I A round V-V, swelling below the navel produced of by wind. -2 A kind of disease urine. -3 A globular or round body round pebble or in ). -4 A i TOP ; ; A pricK ; also ; bers or part;. I ; &c. Sk. -7 To lead or tend to, tnr-i ont or prove to be ( with dat. ) Kernel. whip my sir B4m. metre consisting of sixty-four syllables -3 [ 3??J-3[^f-f?E^ ] Pervasion, reaching ( Ved. ). -4Thebody the instrument, of enjoyment } The number sixteen. -6 Seed. g ; ftf A -2 arfspring out, occur K. 142 ( this occur. ^mind. -6 To beoorae arise, ; 1 ] -5 To rftesr JTO JTfrS" ]. am ^ , 139 he cannot enjoy or get. time ). surpass. -3. to pass or spend ( -4. to pervade, -si 1. to be in front of. -2- to be in an extraordinary snrdegree, to preponderate, excel, 1- to be equal to, be a M8 . nfij p for. -2- to rival, emulate, vie to bo a representative of, match -3 with. stand in place of. spring op R. 11. 15. ; Ms. 1. 6; wTKfi^ i- : i?ftf^ ) to excel, surpass, ba or superior to, .oat-weigh ; frtif above 3 JTirf^ wf: Bk. 3jijj sirfar^ 4 P. -II. nrj^to appear, *rj I3, WiT ) ( 3T{qft, 1. 3TTff, To throw, discharge, shoot ( 2. WlWt^ cast, with loc. 35. 3T- hurl, of the B. 12. mark ) < ; 23 ; with dat. or gen. ; j$ move. -3. To frighten or Boare away. To throw or take away, let go, -4. leave, give up ; .as in ' 187 am. -WITH see to shoot beyond or K. 156 overpower at, (with arrows) ajSRtr having] shot beyond, having surpassed or' excelled ; joined in ace. Tat. comp.;P.II. 1. 24. arnro tc throw over or np; on, hurl at. -III. 1 D. ( go. 3TTfN, -2 To take stretch. to qftr^ 3TTO(T ) or receive, To 1 ieize. -3 To ebine. (The examples usually cited to illustrate this sense arefflirsnTFT B. 11. 81 23 14. Ku. 1. 35. But the sense shone is far-fetched, fJT: of ' ' or f^ofiq ; (o )To B. 8.51, =12. form user! against the rales of grammar, sTTRff^p: snfiT:; see Malli. on Ku. 1. 35). &&tp.p. left I Thrown, oast, given -amsr^ ^n^TreaVsi^Twnr: Ve. 6. -2 Finished. -3 Despatch*d. far "Ved. A missile, an arrow. -Comp. merciqreor a. np, lesn ; Mil. ; anger 5. 24. -ffri-^ is pacified ; a. whose Si. 6. 65. vfr a. foolish. WTCT a. scattered .here and 'there, confused, disordered ; Ratn. 4. 6. < Innumer- HW able Ki. 16. 16. ; a. WRTt to 'set ) 1 ; 3Tf^f^3r75ff5tJTITTfr^ Si. f^r^TfTf iftanrq$ R. 16. 11 wrritaftHfairk Tf^ihrAit S. 4. 1. -2 Sunset. -3 Setting in ; general ( ? . ) fall, decline ; see below. -4 Conjunction of a planet with the sun, jrspujr, gvrt^ & . <E3 1 Home, abode, residence ; fl (Ved.); Ry. 7. -2 De&th, end. 1. 2, 10. 34. 10. -3 The seventh house ( in astr.) ; ( wrt ). ?5 iad At home, home ; are* TJJ, -*t, T, -*r^( a ) To set, decline in the western horizon ; r?fteriT: the sun has set it is time to ( fi 5^^* ; ? ) doths duties to be performed at sunset e. g. for a oowfterd to drive home his cattle, for a religions person to oegin bis prayere, for a thief to begin his nightly work *b- <wirwf* *: V. 3. 3^rtfrTrH5f ; ; : and Sar. 8. 1. 6 ) To ( cease, vanith, be removed, disappear, be at an end f>rrlrur: r ; >jfir wwrifrs^T writer R. .8. 66 Ku. 2- 23 ; ; ; Visbqu. loss 3 -2 ) a consonant srsctr^r'n'- conjunct 17. Non-combination. -2 >r Setting (of the sun),9ntrr* ftvtvfft Ki.5. 35; (opp. Destruction, end, decline, M- 2. 12. T^jTST^ ing ; JTHTRfrBTfrTinJ Terrs' R. -5 Conjunction ( of a planet the sun. 33. 9. Unblended, unnnited. epithet of Vishnu. An a. Ignorant, foolish ; grmrlr uirr% U. 7, KI. a. aro^ft N. of Uncovered, exposed. a hell. jf a. Immediate, without any interval (of time or ipaoe), Free from donbt, Withont donbt, un- ** 344J$|JJ certain. ind- if doubtedly, certainly, assuredly Oat of hearing, STTTMT " ; audible in- 3Tir*T% out of the hearing ; " 1 Being, STW-ijir^] existent, present ; as in arfliT?STTTi 5fnr. -2 Often used at the cotftmencement of a tale or narrative [ in the sense of ' so it is,' 'there,' as an expletive Pt. 4 ; nfc: sir"?* ; Ks. 22. 3T*r7* STI^.-.^TT: 1. 27:3rnEcT 3. 14 > -5 it that &o i^T-f- N. of a sister of Pr&pti, daughter of Jartnandha and 56, rrrf iT5rft Kamsa. wife of [ arfar vn> w^f fW ] -Comp. cfir category or predicament (with the Jainas); these categories are 5: sffa , 3^*, vr4*. and arrqrRT . sffa | *. [ wfa JIW P. II. 2. 24 V&rt. ] having ?fij milk. rrft*T n^- doubtful, partly true and partly not ; e^, err donOtfnf or partial existence. 3TT?a?T Existence. , a [aror Possessed of property, wealthy. ind. 203. tol'lfo 2r 3Tfff'^JS o. ft Strictly 3rd. pets, sing. of 3T>r ) Let it be, be it " ( An ly Not joined or united, epithet of Siva. 3Hi^fd or T *rf^ Mn. 1.5; 3j% ) with ) WRTrimJ. Ved. At hand, ind. 3IT?fr , 1 ifr In grain. ( gTW^jT near. sr^ -2 Not ). Hiatus. 7 Fall, subjugation, ; T^?*Hdml B. 9, 9. -4 Obsouring,eolipi- , ( as of the senses. Separated. 1 3TK5?F 18. 42. TrifriRTr^fiTTr?''rr: ; Absence or control or re- STR-q-JT: straint, especially 1 3^T Unrestrained, not 1 under control. -2 Not tied, a* in awTfrtsft wtsrnJr; "arrw? having the aonl unrestrained. N. of Setting (of the ann), 9%WT ; fall Ved. Homo. rj merely IT ^f ] 1 Setting or western mountain ( behind which the sun is supposed and a. set, become invisible (as a planet or star). -wriT 1. setting, disappearance. -2. death, sunset of life; Mil 9. arw^f: Final beatitude, absolution ( ift$r ). >. aft- Ved. Horn Ved. Throwing, a shooter. Zflct : wf^T^q-ftr^w^rrJr Mu. 3. in these instances a* equivalent to q->7, either taking it, as Slketiyana Vallabha 11. aetting, rise though Vlmana is disposed to take It seoms preferable to regard 3T[f does, as an indeclinable fas^ia^q^- _ -Oonrp. the setting or western mountain. zmfcrir the resting of a heavenly body on the westeru part of the horizon, being about to set. 3"^7r ( dual ) rising and a. an end, over; 198,204. ; -arnf:, -PtfT!) - it. wrt', or considering it, as does, as an ungrainraatical at die Non-retnrn to world- / : existence, Snpreme absorption 3^nr?' a ' Not mixed \ with, not connected. -2 Not living in common, not reunited after partition of property ( as an heir ). mytfrtf " 1 fined or cleansed Unpolished, not re- &0.-2 Not decorat- ed or adorned. -3 One whom over no purificatory rite ( any one of the samskaras ) has been performed. -Hi An nngrammatical form (3i orftWTirr Ki. 3. 2. -2 Unusual, strange ; arain -3 Not Ki. ^5 W* H^f agreement with wrf? harmony 3. 21. or ; S. 1. 34. 9TK7%IM 1 Absence of cohesion. -2 Disorder, confusion. -3 Want, Imperative is SO, well, implying permission ; also said to have the senses of pain, destitution. jealousy, superiority, acceptance, praiae, indication, and ac- ordered, irregnlar contest, into the Spirit. H. 3. 109. -2 Not collected. Moving. ceptance with envy. srtfcm a. [ P. VI. 3. 70 Va.t ] 1 Efficacious, working ( as a medicine ). -2 Producing that which the scattered, physician promises shall be. The Puruiha - o. -J Disorder, confusion. Not joined or united, loose, or t straggling. onl (in San, phil.), 188 A rf form of array, open order of 3W^T?I ind- Not once, repeatedly, often and often sTT^g-ftwr *R. 9. 23 Me. 92, 93. -Comp. ; ; repeated meditation. repeated birth. -jrif- : ; <* aT^rrJi - yrft a. aro-Ft 7.53. thia or that ; Not excessively 1 ; 12. -3 Not united, detached. -4 Not attached to worldly feeling* and connections. ^f ind. \ Without being excessively attached or addict- KL 1. -2 Without any 11. hindrance, quickly ; Dk. 35. -3 Inceegantly ceaselessly ; Ki. 4. 31. STCTW a- P. V. 4. Not ceasing to Thigblegg ( 121). SWaT flow, not drying up not going elge; Rv. 6. 63. 8. ; arfljptjdfr ) me Gotra PJ7P enemy, adversary. Not belonging to the or family. Not a. ). open, W: transmuted month. gone over Not "nrar: ; or an intercalary ; ; infinity. 3TW innnmer- able. 1 ij. ST^jiJnra. Innnraerable. An epithet of Siva. -2 An epitheto V. Sahsn). -v An exceed; ( ingly large number. -Comp. -JJOT a. innumerable. aTOirri. I worldly Nit tins. attached, free -2 Not hindered or obstructed, not blunted aiSTT"' I3ffo wr^TTTr K .3. 63 ; ?r* f$T?r ^*KrK united, solitary, unasgiiled. | ; a. not attached, to. Ununited, unaccompanied with. -2 Improbable, inconsistent. -3 Unequal. -4 Unesteemed. -5 Unbecoming, improper. -6 Rude, * 1 ; Se- -2 Incongruity. a- Ved. Persecuting thoge who are not (his) worshippers. -2 Having no enemies. 1 " Ved. Not related by 3T*T3TT^ blood. -2. evil practices or doctrines; gftiTf. acceptance of ]. a childless man. Stf Bv. 4.36 a bad road, -ipr; -2* a bad son or disreputable BOD. present of bad thingg. 2- receiving unfit presents (auch as f?ra) or from improper persons. -HTII 1. n on -existence, abgence. -2. a had 1 or wicked opinion. -3. an evil disposition -%r%i-"H3K ". followinaf evil pract'ceg, awfnr^ a. I Not united or associated. -2 Not attached to the world. wicked. ( -f%:/. ) 1. a low or degrading occupation. -2. wickedn"gg. qqg;n a. following (-?:), evil practice. evil practices. wrong doctrine. -2. a a Sirsf |. heterodox doctrine ( such as that of the Buddhas). ww$; bad company. 1 $g: a. Without oongangnlnity or blood-relationghip. 3^r^ra.Iniensible. -^rr . a statement having 'excepor falla- tions ( in HTTO ). -2- a bad cious hetu ; see gTqrrvrrfT- Disunion, disagreement, diseord. 3TTTfr a- 1 Not being or existing a-^Hl* w^c 1 iil-mannered, unpoliglied. wrfnr^i/. 1 Not associating with. Incongruity, improbability. -3 8 U. To digregpeot, digbononr, not to receive hospitably. ; ; ?^ STB'WH'i a. Of bad conduct, wicked. n. ( -ft ) 1 A bad action ( prohibited by the Vedas ). -2 Bd ^ Wiokednegn. gfRtir^. -3 ( opo. ); mvrafetirV) R-l- 10. -4 Wicked, vile, evil as "ft^Tf. -5 Not manifest. ^r ; -6 Wrong, improper, false, nntrne ; ( oft. occurring in jTf fnj controversial works).-7 ing Not ang wer- m. (^) Indra.-n. purpose. Non-exietence, non-entity ; itg Rv. 10. 129. 1 fft Ait. Br., Ms. 12 118 ;1. 11, 14, 74. -2 An evil, a harm. -3 Untruth, falsehood, -at An unchaste woman; 3Ttf> T5rf^ r<7rT Pt. l.418.-0omp. Disrespect, aT?3)TT:, 3Twf?SfTT dishonour, bad or inhospitable 'reception. 3m?yara-l Not honoured, 3?VTtJ in- tL Brahmana who reads heterodox works, one who neglects big own S&kha and stndieg another ; also clld ?THS!TfS ! ^5HWt f- dis- respected. -2 Done from improper motives. ?r A bad or wicked deed. I Non-existence. -2 Un-3 Wickedness, badness. ; STTWTfT truth. Without energy 1 . or -2 Having no animal. -3 Having no goodnega. ;? 1 Nonexistence. -2 Unreality, untruth.-3 Wickedness, badness. -4 Duet. -5 strength. Darkness. 3TOr7 o. 1 Untrne, false. -2 Imar aginarv, unreal ; heterodox 3fTTW: IjSastra or doctrine. -2. acquisition (of wealth) by unfair or foul means. -3. a foul means itself. sireK .<* M. evil following ( -ct . IT; Non-attachment Ms. 6. 75. -2 Puruiha or soul (in Sin. phil.)% A 3 (lit.). srfihry! n Kuval. Not united. w: a. paration, disunion. ( rj ) 1 m<j<sH a. Beyond calculation, innumercountless, numberless, 12. 15; ."frr, e* able Ma. 1. 80 Vishnn 3TH>m f fa Tf w broad road. 3TIT3>TfT a- ); K. P. 10 HRit steady. ai a road &o. ( effect ; fickle, Not crowded, clear, oroad, f roio figure Wickedness. Ved. (' <* A A ween cange and at- -i wheref Rliot. ) Si. tached, not feeling inte rented in, indifferent (to) ;3T?r?K grsir^T^ R. 1. 21. -1 Not entangled S. 2. edto; In of speech in effect are represented as locally different or separated ( in which there is an apparent violation of the relation bet- ( which a cause and the troopt. ) an practices, evil one who practice. follows evil wicked. arr'^Tf^ practices, ^r?q, -%TT &o. see SeT^T ! an untrue action. one which never took place. -2. fabrication of Talaebood. *? wioked, below. vile. p( irr )f: 1- a bad bad opinion, prejudice. -3. childiah degire. %r%jfh arm, inknowledge. triuk. -2. a jury ; unSfBWB^ltff S. 5. 9. -5T5f, a bad, wicked, or contemptible man. evil-eyed, -qti: 1. ft bad rod sfq-TT Ku. 5. 57 -- ?TT: A liar. Falsehood, untruth. -Oomp. a. speaking falsely, liar, -fj-tr a. not true to one's promise, false, perfidious, treacherous ; "^ H r v ^ qiTrhrr S. 4. ^f%rH .- ^ j improbable, unlikely. 3Wpi o. ( ?ft/. ) 1 Dissimilar, -2 Unfit, improper, incongruous 5jwfrf^ behaving improperly H. 2 VrYnwR^ K. 12 unworthy HT5T: %WCiTW5t ft$tf *^runlike. ; ; ^ Ve. ; 5. 3. 3T*nr^ ""* Not immediately, after delay. -*mj; n. Blood ( used only in the deolengion of arff^r after aoo. pi. ). 189 of arrows, epithets of Cupid who ban five arrows. t -(Tt^T nrsr, ' Throwing, casting of a tree ; ( flcHTtff) Si. 6. 47. sjjrr an arrow. tree - ~T: ; srr a. fsn^cK^tf1TVed. A missile, lomp. N. of guff ' having an odd number of eves a same i. issue, ; Not I srefr^rvr a. distinct, certain, clear. un- Not Non-conformity, disparity, difind. feronce. I Unbecomingly, improperly. -2 In a fluctuating, or Ved. Non-conflict, grg-jj^ /. harmony, concord. a [ ? Jf^T irefor R^: ^Sf Without a quarrel or ] a. to tending ( TOrttTT ) opposition. Unarmed. -2 Pre- 1 -4 Born or produced. Unneaaonabl^ness. -2 Unfit or unfavourable time 3T<WT Non-perception of 3T*fft^T them to the objects, not bringing 1 : -2 arefftT^vf^rri ' Absence, -2 Confidence. dis- ; ^' ' > al) ' e com " or -2 Weak, petent. Rhet. ) Powerless to tended meaning, a defect of a word; 3THf^f? P. 7 2 Placed Non to return return W- ! gone never 9 S. 6. B. 8. 49 , ; e. in g. , . ,... . . in the though read in root hooka sense of 'going' ia hero powerless to convey that tneaning.-Comp -*THr*r: a compound in which the conjuction of words is not as it gbould be e.g. ; yt^fl&f a. 1 Without a rival wife. -2 Not an enemy, friendly. -3 Without enemies, not attacked. in 3?*rrgrHtf3i^i arajfai. ar goes not with or q^. rrs or $$ but with tftfsr^ _?ift sort of brick ( Not fs^r^ or inherent, ) connected Not intimate accidental, separable. o- griTTr^fT^w -?H Undisturbed condition, peace. A WTf -Oomp. ( by accidental cause ; or not conofferings of rice-balls nected by blood-relationship. intimate relation ; a. srof'TS' ; I 3TCTff number Unfit for a. ) ; Uneven, odd 3KnrvfhCTi ( as a wg ^TTi BY. 1.2 mean, contemptible.-2 Unequal number or dignity ) ; ( in space, 1. Pt. 74. -3 wafc: **ft<mrT Unequalled, matchless, unsurpassed; *nmrnr&A*!& Ki ftSmrmwwt K. 12 tfnTT - 5 7 - ; ? WTW Not having ( pro- considered. -Oomp. -q;rn^ a. acting inconsiderately, imprudent, not circumspect. perly ) aiyUM Unlucky, poor, miser- a. Rr: /. 1 Ill-luck, want of success or wealth. -2 Non-accomable. plishment, failure. a. I Not complete, un-2 Not whole or entire. -3 Not full, partial, as the moon Mu. l. 6. .jm'ijui finished. Not well discerned " or distinguished, a kind of '' ' Unconnected, inooherent.-2 Nonsensical, absurd, nnmeaning "jifftf^oTr talking nonsense; aTWT^f: W^cn- Mk. 9 ftbenrd fellow ; "Wrwr Mai. 2 ; "^ irarf^j HITT; Ratn. 2. -3 Improper, wrong ; Mi. J2. 6. An absurd sentence, unmeaning qj- logic ) an inherent and " MB. 12. Uneven, not level (as ground). N. of Buddha. -Oonrp. ygs, an odd number i -flTTW 'having e. nonsensical or speech ; g. TirwsfVww^ n\^1r when uttered by some one ; see 37^5 also. sjrj^j a. Unconnected, not reqi Nonbelonging to. connection, absence of any relation or connection Trgr frrsf^'TfCT'lating or ; WH^W Tf rf!T: Bbaaha. P. 68. Not narrow, spa1 -2 Not crowded with a^f^rq- a. cioug, wide, people, lonely, solitary. -3 Open, accessible Ki. 3. 53. -4 Separated fg-q^H5r(HH<jfr^ by an interval ; 4 ; Bhasha. P. trr N. pain. of a metre consisting of 56 syllables. Si. 3. 67. ; Not classed together, a. incoherent ; Incomplete, imwhole. -2 ( In not perfect, partial, Not joined in a oompo-ud, gram. ) not compounded. -3 Uncollected. detached, unconnected -4 gTOUCT ' Separate, ( = W j^tT ) ed wotd ( tj ^ An unoompound- the sentence showing the disaolution^of a 73. -4 HI IQ not an assemindecent obauene, low, vulgar, bly, ( words &o. ). 3TOVQ- 1 ; -3 ( In con?*y the in- fejble. tance. f- T. - 1 : mind. -2 Remoteness. 1 Unperoeived. sTfffryff Not near, remote. ST^RTfTT a Not joined. ; 3T37CT a. I Of different colours different or minds. -2 Going in directions. -3 Uneven, unequal. conceited knowledge, -3 Proud, arrogaut. Its. 11. 157. ; ' Absence of Sandhi euphony. STCfa^i ; fully acqwired. A religious stndent who has Non-recovery of anything. -2 Dis- confused manner. gnJf^ a- 1 Not joined together (as words). -2 Not bound or restrained) ftr; foolish. -$t Ved. Not restrain- repose, untiring, restless. liberty. preceptor "' 1 or ; Udb. -4 Absurd, nonsensical, grrna a. Ved. Without rest or t ; -2 Not union. edly. <* 4 ; vanished. -3 Confident, unsuspected. rvj ind. Certainly, undoubt$T?fr^rT-;T ed, free. 4. 19. not completed the period of his residence with his inarticulate doubtfal, -2 U. Ku. 4. left I partial. Indistinct, 1 Mil. 10. -2 Faltering, and pretty prattle. -J Unbecoming, improper ft , 13. Not completed or K. 8. 76 incomplete a- ', 1 * Dk. in all lines. a. Incomplete childless, -fa :, -si: Ghildlessneas, failure of issue. Unequalled, match- - less epithets of Siva, who has three eyea. -%TJI a metre in which the gayaa are ). One who throws &c. ) a. Having no a -^ not the ma ( discharging, ^s N. bow. as in |s<*ff4 a arcrmf^ unparalleled. - compound ). Having nothing equal, -5 Without Ved. Open space. 3T^H^ a- inconsistent 1.28. -^t 1 Improbable, ; unlikely artnrf i'fffITT 3T?>T H T iHSftorpKinT^ 4 Si. 16. . Non-existence; nJtTrfq' !K* ; ; 34. 37, impossibility. trfSnrt Pt. 2. -2 Improbability, ^ An extra- ordinary event. srenrwr, siif iT5 3Trrf^ a TW 8 "!' ble. -cif ind. In 1 Impossible; -2 Inoompwhensianincomprebensibte or extraordinary manner, 190 or im1 Difficulty of comprehending. -2 Improbability. 3TW*mnfhr,3Tn7 a- 1 Impossible. -2 Inconceivable, incomprehensible. possibility a. Not enduring, I K. 250 Ri Mu. | Non-ej itance.-2Not being born again- Undeveloped cause ( srf far ) 3ftT7T <* 1 Not brought abont by . ' means, not artificial 3Pi artificial,natnral; Ku. JTffsfwrrB:: 31. 1. -2 Not properly nourished. free from agitation, ST'iT'ffJT a - 1 composer cool. , steadiness from. ent, differing - An enemy ; taking without the content of the possesor, such as a thief. Wfaw:/. 1 Dissent, difference of opinion, disagreement. -2 Disapproval dislike, aversion. -Tf rnn* <* ; Disrespect, disgrace. r: Not limited, immense. <* a. 1 Not infatuated, unde- loded. -2 Steady, composed. snNfat 1 Absence of infatuation. -2 Steadiness, composure, coolness. -3 Re&l knowledge, true insight ( into a thing ). mtfqig Ved. a. 1 Not blended or united together. -2 Without any hurt, uninjured, safe. -3 Not cleansed. a- ( -nNr/. ) 1 Bad, improper, incorrect. -2 Imperfect, incomplete. -Damp, -mrrc^ a. 1. inexpert, incompetent. -2. ill-conduct. An enemy, tience ; -if Intolerance, r i3^' ) ^ Iron. -2 grg^Tjfr a. Of a different caste or tribe ; arffi WTJT $c5 Ved. . to go, not going ; 1 Rv. Not disposed 8. 31. 4. -2 Uncea-rins;,inexbuustible, not drying up. -3 Not closed up, not defeated or overcome, untouched ( aa by any one attempting to enter a door ). Ved. Not sleeping, w&tohful, wakeful ; liv. 1. U3. 3 aUT^d, - 3TEftfft 9T3U- ; amrtpJi4 Corrupt, not properly formed or Sanskrit (as a word). -vf^ An nnohaate woman. ar, ?% Wickedness. -Oomp. f TTT n unchaste loo.); Sk. ^KIHT^ o. ( tune, unseasonable &f- Us. 6. 44; "^with- out companion**, friendless. ' ST^TT^rr^ n d- I Not before the eyes, invisibly, imperceptibly. -3 Not present ( used adjectively ). -3 ^nr: absence Indirectly. -Oomp ; non-perception. 3^7%^ o. ( &f. fr ; snnft: Ms . -2 Without a ruler. 1 Not an eye witness. -2 One whose evidence is not admissible ( in law ). -3 One who is 8. 109. 3Tn%^ attest a legal docu- a. Ved. Not sitting; having unbecoming, im5* M. 5. ; Ku. 2. 55 rii ; 71 ; R. 8 61 ; Pt. 1.245. Difference, dissimilari- 3pnT5r -2 Unsnitableness ty. or diet oft. = in ( medicine ). insi- gr^re a. [ *. *. ] 1 Sapless, nue) Without e*senoe, pid. -2 ( ( 6 ) less armtt sg WHTtt Udb. ; ; without imsnbistantial, stuff or value, deprived o worthless, essence smf* tfmt iftsftT^f M&1. 5. 30 U. 1 snrr> wg-Hwrt wr?tcT^3S'f Dharm 12, 13 ; f?rg^ ; ; ; seat. a. With at means, desti- tute of resonroes,materiali or instru* 1 Non-accomments ; Pt. 2. 1. -2 Not proving or esta- plishment. Bh. 3. 146. -3 Vain, unprofitable; Pt. 1. 2S.-4 Weak,feeble,inflrm,fragile; Mu. 6. 14 ; Pt. 1. 331 Si. 2. 50. -5 Poor ; Dk. 40. -*t -t 1 Unessential or unimportant portion JfTff STOT'lt f?" HTWN. of a tree IJITTU; ?ojj H. 3. 89. -2 wood. ( blishing. srmw <* 1 Not to be accomplished or completed, not proper, easy or capable of being apRsffcompliahed ; sm?JT 3TWW of being 5^5 K. 157. -2 Not capable proved. -3 Incurable, irremediable T or patient ) ; artnTOi ( as a disease *5ft UT& 9IT^ T?t Trr Si. 2- 84 ; ?ft lirTigt f^ V. 3 ; Mv. 4. ; aTflTW 1 Saplesness. -2 WorthY. 2. 60. -3 Unsubstantial leaaneg nature ; ; transitory swrw 23 RrimmiPi B. 8. 93. or frail state ; R. 8. 51. 5^ ; whole Improperly, unfitly t"d. its of evidence. half, used with an adjectival force strength, Want or peculiar arsrrg'WroTTrswIw I no witn'ss,unatteated, unwitnensed; Unfit, <* gj^rfspr proper Having 1 A Ved. Not a. 3imfft farsrr Si. 2. ) f pe- R. 15. 39.-2 ; complete. -f& t nd. Completely, fully. Unassociated, unaccom- srirr?^ panied. ' Extraordinary. ; ; Inoppor- ^* common, special property. 1^nfTT"r a ) Ki. 2. 40. ; Com. -2 Without companions or assistants; Ms. 7. 30, 55 ffr,w loneli- - ness, solitnde -2 Wioked. 4* 1. onliar, exclusive, sole ! 3mr*HV7, S. 1. Ki. dis- bad, good, impatien.e, envy. 1 3T FnrrT a Friendless, lonely, solitary ; (jgptrwfnrjTirrt P-V. 1. 113 mmvpr A Mantra used in discharging; a missile. -3 Arms. 1 Not woman. Impatient, unendnring, envious or jealous of ; as in qrgwnrrlprg;. -2 Quarrelsome ; "an no collected. 25 ;*Ku. 18. ; 1 ment. men ; OT Speciality, special property. -3 Ill-behaved (with a. Impatient. arenj: [ KTfr -3^T. ft- ] N. of a medicinal plant ; Blnraea Lacera. ST^r a - Not all ; "to a- Ved. not all one's three kinds of 3?^*tfa? q. v. WrgWT^^r *TirTworn'- srwerflrsr disqualified to ; intolerable 4.1. wflri'SOT a. A jrft R. 1. 71 smfnnr ; 1T tasteful, unpleasant a. Unbearable, inguf f erable, -3 Jiot to be claimed by any one eh9,exclu8ive!y belonging toone ftiTT S^rtn^tTft WT(as wealth &c.) a^TfT^ impa- = argTir. as a f5r7^ Hri. ft- ; ed, profligate. having m anrcfreT ; ^3 f 3HJIM a. 1 Disapproved, not allowed or permitted, not consented to ; sTflfmt srerr gnfrPfft Kn. 3. 6. -2 Disliked, averse. -3 Dissenti- ; Existing neither in rrrt or ; R. 4. 72. ; 13 4. Not common, pe-2 (In logic) ' culiar, special, specific. 7 - 48 ; 10 - 81 Ki.7.7. -^ The middle of the breast. 3TWT a. Not enduring, intolerant, impatient, envious, jealous ; sraTTrsa-fsr: V. 4 ; 4. 27 ftHsg-. Me. 64 ; Ratn. 3. 15 ; Si. 15. 39. -*: Calinnesa, T: intol- erant, impatient of ; gfrfrSrmf?: Ks. 9. 37. -2 Unable to bear, support or endure ; oft with gen. of object ; Absence gentleness. pf violence, 191 ^ Up. 4. sword. -2 'A knife used for killing animals. -3 [ a^fft intft ] N. of a river to the south of Benares. -4 Breath (=srs). ^fir The 2nd pers. eing. of the Present of STfl^to be, used a an indeclin' able in the sense of as e^q thou : 139 ] 1 arwjf fi-Nrr ;3T [ A %^ ' ; H H K.ii. 4. 7. where however gr(% may be taken in ( 7ff7T*[% ftflr* as a verb). -Comp. sword against awcrd. pillow for the cheeks q^ TV. ; ind. aiftf irs . a small 1 I%m (srKh "iff 3fff5^ o. one who earns his liviihoed by moans of s words, ). a soldier fighting for wages. ygthe marine monster makara or crocodile ( painted on the banner of a ). -^. a crocodile, of a 8word J : , -3f?T5|f : ^ R. 10. 86,41. 1. ifrrc* js^t im] ( according to some ) the vow of standing on the edge of a sword ; ( according to others ) the vow of keeping constant company with a yonng wife and yet steadily resisting the temptation of sexual intercourse with her !f>^?rw?!rrnf A ; 3TcTf4' Yadava. -2. bence ng. ( lib. 2. 28, ) 64 w?*Nr*T: rr any hopelessly difficult ; 3Ti%<jr an uruiourer, furbishcr. [afififjffc 4.- 69. wr=, iisr srr $] ; Vikr. o. having e word-shaped ^ as^swords. -trs^f. a sugar-cane. -: the Qangetic porpoise, -ijfifr*?r, j^V a knife 3^, (&*-. ,.ft?). arrafa f ifttft Khadira forar rw ] _;>-, the fetid . to be ft^i^r ). g^ killed with a sword. ( -?$ ) fighting with knives or swords -fcft. |>Rtffl J a swordsman. ( : % Tho of the face betwenu. the andorlip and the chin. rr, 1. 39. Virt. pr, r t r%fi ] 1 -w^: -#f^ ^ P. IV. A young maid-serv- ant of the harem. -2 Night ( Nir. ). -3 N. of a river in the Punjab, mentioned along with others in th lino &o. I The dark or blue er: -2 The dark fortnight of a lunar month. -3 N. of the planet Storn. -4 A black snake. -5 N. of 5T?T^r the sage^5-.-6 N. of a being presiding over darkness and magic. ar The I Indigo plant. -2 A girl attending upon the harem (whose hair are not whitened by age) ; see srtlnpfr. -3 The Yamuna. river 4 N. of a daughter of Viranaand wife of Daksha.-S N. of the river Akesinea in the Punjab. -Comp. blue lolus. 3Tj3t, -g-fTO 3if%^ m. fire. the 315*^ a dark-blue stone; lapis lazuli. %5ir a woman having blackhair. 3,-^ta o. having black locks of hair. jiift., ^r, < the bine mountain'; N. of a mountain. rffa a. having a black ueok. ( -* ) fire. m., 3- 3 " knees. ( for Vrg 173. black bavins; ) sni* _q-^. the o.darkblack-eyed fortnight ; Pt. the sweet cocoanut. g a. having black eye-lids. the black antelop. ijg-sr WOT?^ qrfj = q. v. ; yn Si. 15. 56. STT^nj <* 1 Not accomplished -2 Imperfect, incomplete. -3 Unproved. -4 Unripe, raw, uncooked. -5 Not derivable fay inference __ ^A fallacious hetu , one of the five principal divisions of Jsnmn or fallacies. It is di three 1 kinds:-( 1 ) arrvijffl^r where the existence of any such locality ( yjj^sj ) as that where the property is said to ' reside, is not established; as mri- 8*W 3TW>wnj'; (2) tfCTTfS^ where tha nature ( ^^57 ) alleged does not as really reside in the subject ; f?? ; 1 Imperfect accomplishment, failure. -2 Want of ripeness. -3 Non-accomplishment ( in Yoga phil. ). -4 (In logic) Conclirsion"fcot warranted by the premises. Breath, spiritual life, five vital breaths or life-winds in the body argrvT: ?rr*g TrsrfSnftarT: Ki. 2. 19 qfriSmf^Hprg^irn'qrt'jre :. 175; Bh. 2 110; (h) wisdo a (^r Nir. ). -6 The time tnken in [-ronounc; ; syllables. -7 A sixth part of s.paia, q. v. -n. ( g) ] reflection, thought. -2 Heart, mind. -3 Grief .-Oomp.-yr^or-oir susteuence of life, life, existence. sffa: the lord of spiritH . * ) the world of ( spirits, -sfriw:/. the life or the world of the spirits (personified as a female deity invoked for the preservation of life ). Jr: 1- destruction or loss of life WRJfJTgH^Trg^^ Bo 2. 28. -2. donger or 1'car about liie.-jg^m. a living being, a creature. Wn as dear as life, dearly loved. (-IT- ) a> husband, lover ; inglOlong ; . sf^nr -^ (^ 01. 7. 17. A STgiT^ a. Living, breathing, -m. ] living being ; *TmrffgJT;fmr* 81. 4. 29. -2 Life, the principle of vitality. 1 aTO *? -2 Net easy Ki. -5War 5. 49. t'on Unhappy, sorrowful, ( argtsr ; to obtain ), diflicult ^r Sorrow, pain, M. ft*ror tfjti 4. 3x^5- a. pained with grief. STlRsT a. afflicted with grief or pain, causing great pain, --y^r a. causing or ending in unhappinesa ; Ms. 4. 70. 3^4 a . productive of or in unhappiness Ms. n. 10. ; ending an unhappy life. a. Unhappy, sorrowful. -2 Ved. Not a. I Childless. out. pressed as the not cleared oj purified Soma juice ( 3Tgr 8 STRUT? [ ). 5TT9 5T. =J. (T. Not ] pressing out the Soma juice. 3T^pr. Insatiable. q: A servant of Yatua, messenger of death. Not asleep; not eyes in sleep. a. Ved. Contrary, advene. ^^ - 3tSEnr closing . tb.9 a. [ aig-r Un. 42 1. ] ?^ : ; or from ', or Ved. Insatiable. 1 A I w? W^ i^^ ] beam, fy- -2 An arrow, a bolt. see aft. 3T*ff N. of a river 3T^ [ 3TW& i^i^arn-^ Un. 1. 10; : a ; cf Nir. . ; 1 Living, alive, spiritual. -2 An epithet of the Supreme Spirit or Va, runa. -3 Incorporeal, superhumandivine. t: [According to Nir. ar'g- of resolution. . ; afflict- -Comp. (t^r ) 5T' ^rgi?^ ; and (3 ; nrmnisr where the alleged invariablenesa of concomitancy is not real ( the riw not residing in aa ) -3T*ft mo 1 ] -2 Life of departed spirits. -3 Wate-. -4 Heat. -5 ( pi. ) a ) The ( life. 1 Me. ; ; a knife leaves ; antf *WlrJT;irT% [ Unbound ( Ved. ). -2 ] Not white, black, 1 g: colour. 1. I K4i. on dark-blue, clark-colourediswfcrnrfT^sfr Santi. 3. 4 ; Y. 3. 166 ; B>^rr, 112. or ^fit gftsnar: o. 3T%?T 1 f9s: [ ; =rn? yonng woman-serv- ant fa> nar^ffofur^rf^^r^t P. IV. 1.39. 1 An , evil spirit, a thus accounts for 3 \1 demon the Ham. the name 5"i l^T^i^jnT* ; : I ^i*i if] *JQ'J s i I T] ^n ' In the oldest parts of the Jfrgveda the term asura it used ^iiars^rwjr [ 192 ' ; argsmr state that Prajapat! created asuras with the breath (asu); ; ^ of. alo Nir. above ]. -2 name for the enemies of cause to murmur at. 31 w 4J4ti & rST^f-ujJrt P. 111. Z. 140J 1 Envious, detracting, calumnious. -2 Discontented, 3Hj*H I Envy, jealousy. arqTTr 1 Envy, intolerance t jealouay ( of the happiness of others ) 28 VJII. 1.8; rn^'T enviously. -2 Calumny, detraction 37 ; III. 4. Ak.) Ms. ; a. 1 I"" gisfr^r to T TV. ] [ j-^r tract the Envious, detracting. Soma Dis- -2 juice j Not moving ( antftft ) a. Snnleaa. -Ooxnp. i. a. r e. not a. Soma ( ^TRR 36 ] Not seeing even of the wives of a king -who, being shut up in the harem, have no opportunity of seeing the P. HI. The sun fr ; 2. said Sk. anj^finfiT trsf^in: chaste and loyal wife arrow; ; 5jr A 15. 5. Unwell, indisposed indisposition, sickness. S. 2. 117. ( as by a goad ). 3RpJo. 1 Uncreated. -2 Continued. -3 Unpresented or undistributed. 3KT o. one who does not -Oomp. distribute food. 3r%^rq-, -;f3t a. That on which one cannot look enough, charming, 7 D. 's. Vod. 1 Not befitting D army. -2 Not striking. 3^r^f a. I Not serviug, disregarding. -2 Not following or pracshunning. ; ?r Disregard, disobedience, inattention. 3THMIH< Blood. -2 m. The planet Mars. -3 N. of the 16th of the 27- Togas ; ] 1 Saffron. Having such Ved. " and euoh a name. a^pr a. Not lovely, ugly, diihaving a bad or w agreeable creaking voice. ; of beauty or ^^Tttf^ a> ' Devoid in not srflrgood trim loveliness, jTfltw Mil. 1. 17. -2 Ugly, deformed. % I Worthlessnesa, absence of merit. -2 Deformity, ugliness. ; 3^^ attainable, sun a. stream of blood. a. Unrestrained 3T?|f3r rich or great. a place devoid not entering into the SUQ, let ; B. 3. 13 ; ( joioe, irreligious, . A 3jfjM of praiae. N. of a {Not pressing out the wicked. bleeding. *& 3^ ; V. 2. 9. iHjjfkl a. a blood-veasel; pulse. -f blood-letting, bleeding. -wr( tising, Ved. Devoid of praise or worship Rv. 8. 10. 4 ( tSfrtffcl ) i Ved. Absence of a person to ex- jJ<* easily secure ; -^T B.4. 23. -3 Anger, B- a. 313^ - Not ; 3TQ;ir Envioua, jealous. o. ] 3T: an irregular or excessive menstruation, menorrhagia. ^trn the ?)?: shedding blood. skin. yriTT I. a stream of blood. ' a blood-2. the skin. in, -OTJ the drinker ', a B&kshasa. irnr. falling of blood. ( pi. ) drops of blood. -qrTC a. Ved. drinking blood. pleased supernatural TW 48 ; ritual beings. difficult 7. ; indignation ; wm^Tr^f^ S. 2. 2. 6. 82 ST^STCT moniacal, belonging to the Asnrasor sprung from them ( stg(??T ^r P. IV. 4. 123 ). 5 1 The water of the clouds. -2 Spirituality, divine nature. -3 The collective body of spi- STgejiT o- ; (of the merits of others) the f^] divine. -2 De- fltfl a. , argT?f Spirituality, or divine nature. thus is iTcft ; TO. 1. one who deatroya the Aanras an epithet of Agni, Indra &o. -2. N. of Vishnu. corporeal', spiritual, 55-. Me. ; Detraction, calumny. -2 ftjj, -q;fr: 'destroyer of Aanras', an epithet of Vishiju. fq f?(T, dispeased. detractor, an envious man 2. 114 ; Santi. 3-. 7, Y. 1. 28. A classes. 3TQf at, ; ; an enemy of the Asuraa. i. a god. *frqr demoniacal magic. W^". (P'O the Asuraa and B4kshasas. (-) a demoniacal being par- ' murmur, gr.umbl Si 16. 20; Bg. 3. .,!..'. 31 sometimes with aco. 3rcjjfir ft? TI^IH'I gpTnT^ratr^T: Mb. -Caus. To f^m. T^To ; ifn^p : .. o. destroying the Asuras. O. [ 3T(KrT 1 ; of Bali, grandson of Pralhlda. arr^jni:, -jj^: 1. N. of the preceptor of the Asnraa, Sukrlcharya. -2. the srrg bell-metal. $rplanet Venus. taking of the qualities of both described by Snr. be displeased with, acorn, be discontented with or angry with ( with dat. of person or thing ) ; si^iffa K. 108 arg^nr nsi n- . -fijfi) ; ; from ^ffrt of "^ turning into blood &c., Den. P. (P. III. 1. 27) qrv to be jealous of . detract piT aame aenee also in the ; f * To envy, 1 gods, Daityat and Dinavas, distinguished from Bikshasaa descended from Pnlaatya. -3 A ghost or aprc tre. -4 The sun ( said to be f rornaiff to shine ). -5 An elephant. -6 An epithet of Bi.hu. -7 A cloud. -8 N. of a warrior tribe. n 1 Night. -2 A zodiacal sign. -3 A prostinte. ft 1 A female demon, wife of an Asnra. -2 N. of the plant Siuapis Bacerncaa Boxb. Comp. 3Tt I. 3Tfq"(T:, the lord of the Asarae.-2. an epithet Vf, Sabdak. -Oomp. ^-2 ] the essence of tho body lymph, serum, ( the procega One who has *ot o. ^-^^ 55?. ^^ [ Diarespect breath. particularly from the lower The Vayu P. says that Aeuraa were first produced a< eone from Prajapa j^rwi f-tffi brought forth, barren. I Not-produotion, barar^fn-:/. renness. -2 Obstruction, removal. The Piabmanas groin barren forth, ). 3TS5T, 3T^fefar afterwards acquired an entirely opposite meaning, and came to signify a demon or an enemy of the gods. A general cow ai a ( It ti's Not bringing a. the Supreme spirit and in the it was sense of 'god ', ' divine applied to several of the chief deities such as Indra, Agni, and Varnna. for o. 1 Not aplit. -2 Not out or effused. -J Not covered. -4 Permasprinkled, not nent, durable. a. Not split ; not gone w?sfi?f a not attacked; Em true to one's vow. poured . 3T*fftJt3 Not short or a. deficient! abundant, uninterrupted ( afflfad'T 3 6. 67. 11. Sly. ) , Bv. 7. 53. 1 Unshaken, un* - yielding, firm ; permanent. -2 Un- 193 hurt, sound 5. -3 Not and safe ST3$Rft V*. stumbling or slipping, nndeviating, careful ; fr f%rr^T- *fi?tT>rmtf R. with 2. 5. unfaltering jnrrar ; steps, Ved. Without a wife. (The base used in some a. ; of the cases of sr^sr after: acc bone. o. not stum- Ved. bling in gait. Ac. See under ar^. Not firm or selfpoeeesaed, confused ; "?* want of self-possession, oonfusion. ; improper place or object oroccasion; "^qr'Dk. 81 (= q. v. Very deep. N. of a sage whose intercession saved the serpents from snrtJTT invincible; a. overcome, Ved sacrificing Unseasonably, out of tnd. being burnt down in the sacrificial fire of Janamejaya. Not 45. . >: Ved. A thunderbolt. v ry deep. or a. <* place, inopportunely, in a place, on M. unworthy injTTt Mu. 2 ftl* Mu. 3 Not perishable transitory, 158 A 1 ] missile 3 ; | $- 5*. On. 4. not fixed. a weapon in property, vgwncqtrftaV fJT f*m( general B. 2. 34 gwgdiat ffiftsmr*!^ -2 ed to land ; ; 58 2. 41, 3. ; nftwmr ftafa B - ( TT^ -WK, -WRf:, weapons, r^trej ). On. snrgeon. surgery, -flrq m.N. of a plant. -sftw;, -3fff>!* >., -urT^J; n- a soldier, pro. f essional warrior, -tjrrn the bearing of arms. -frwfr the warding of a weapon. -uVt a Mantra to be repeated in discharging or withdrawing a missile ; B. 5. 57, 59. -srrsf: -sfqf: a furbisher. fighting with weapons. -c?frt dexterity in wielda. ing or throwing missiles, -3:5 -ft^ skilled in the science of arms.-ftsrr, -?!', -^t the art or science of throwing missiles, military science, science of arms ; Ki. 13. 62, U. 6. 9- / -fftt a shower of missiles. of weapons, -f$wr sorts -srer all military exercise. -nr unarmed. -xf&^a. Fighting with a missile weapon, an archer ytjft STH, H?<: f%c? wT Udb. ( a pan on the 3^* ; word ). Not a woman. -2 ( In gram. ) The masculine and neuter genders tr?*r ?rfufcqt Ak. ST^ft 1 ; Having no wife woman. 3TTi^ out 25 a. 3. at ; 3WT, 3WTW)- utone of a fruit * wnnTftu TaTfl Ms. 4. 78. [ of. L. o, Gr. otteon, lend, atta ; Peri. ata& ]. -Oomp. ; ; with- Mai. 5. 18. ; cular fracture of the R*T$=fl5 ) -3ft ! -gl^f a ; 1 , any holy waters. TST:, an eater of bones '. a. f^vf " reduced to a skele- Siva's attens'f'fy dant.-^^i N. of very lean, reduced to a skeleton. and decay of the ffr -^Nrn 1. collect. Not stable 01 $ Unsteady. W$ft: A firm, Instabili- cart furnished with ( . I Without sinews or bands. -2 Without the gross body. 3TIH< dry. ^ -2 Unkind. -Oomp. kind of pine tree. n. Un3T*>* . Unkind, cruel. g-. kindnets, want of affection. *Tt't? o. Not trembling or moving, motionless ; U. 5. 13. HPT5T a contact. - 5?: Not touching, not Absence of contact. in 3TfT5t5f Non-contact, avoiding the contact ( of anything ) ; qqnami^ TO?r fxi^w^hf t ; of . Prevention is better than euro '. 3T^$ a. 1 Not to be touched. -2 ' Impure, unholy. anjH a. Untouched. -Oomp. -tsr1 ^, -(TflfS a- perfectly pure. wigfo. unsheathed by ure. /. Not touching, avoiding conttot. a visible. -2 1 Not clear, not clearly Indistinct, not clearly un- derstood, doubtful n? S. B. " ; si^ujwjtn'Sirr^ Irresistible, invincible. a. Indistinct, cosonre. i limb. ft./. unsteadiness. gj a dog. vtit bones. fracture of the VJTJT^ a. consisting chiefly of bones, dried up. ^f: 1. fracturing or breaking a bone. -2- a sort of bone. a -H^^T: 1. a string or bone-breaker. *j|rfi wreath of bones. -2. row of bones. N. of Siva, -ja^ m. [arWUcyt R*t 3^1% ] a kind of tree ( ffwgei^Vn: the joining of a broken TV ) ' ). limit. of firmness or fixity ( fig. -2 Want of good manners or more than one horse parti- bone ( ir'i'rkmarrow. -2. thunderbolt, -gs: [ 3ft*ffa ?1?4 gaiw] I- a kind of bird whose mouth bone. -2. '4 or beak is as hard as bird. -flV^ : pain in the bones. -?g^ \JT^ ">. N. of y. periosteum. ' a cage of bones' Siva. (rare: the a skeleton. ir$ Bony, unsteady, fickle. -2 Uncertain. -3 Unworthy of confidence. ' to marrow also. ty, maker of -Oftmn a -f^rT^ffW^: a b. shooting arrows. Want 35h? Bh. 2. 85. 3^r 154] I A bone (changed cf. the end of certain compounds -2 The kernel or an arsenal, armoury, -3?( 3TT )irt -arnrnf: wound, a cut ( made by a weapon). -anfcTO. struck, wounded, killed -sfewt [ 1 airf^T^ o. 1 ( =~aTR a. decorum. permanent, 3- 31 the science of missiles. -2 An arrow ; sword. 3 A bow. -Clomp. no settled boundary or ; ; *J^, anfsjwfj;, srfwTT . Moveable, moving, In ! aw ) Personal, as money, cattle &o. as oppos- ft^ aif consisting of bones. 3TfW(T a. Not firm or fixed. w?jflt a. 1 Not firm. -2 Having srJJor ; T: T Reproach, blame. [ aren* object . 4. o. stealing. wrong an untiringly. Not A ) Ver y dee P- -H I A bad snfsir^ IB wrong place D. -2 An HfBiJraij^r wrsfti S. a. T^m . ing the bones or their asheg after burning a corpse. -2. a heap of bones --tffifc | a joint, an articulation. -2- uniting a broksn bone. -5-ffat throwing the bones of the dead body into the Ganges or holy waters. ' -fCTr having the Bones for its pilthe lars', tfrr a. Ved. cansbody. ingithe bones to fall asunder. indistinct speech. -Comp. indistinct fruit or result. An a. lisping, speaking 3TW{ 136 ] -ar indistinctly. Uu. 1. j^on. [ aTH-fl^U base from which A pronominal several cases of the 1st personal pronoun s re derived ; it is also abl. m. The indivlof the word. jl. inal soul, H rf the embodied soul ; ^f ?Ul'll! ' " ^ljfl|(Hftwt| - 194 Bh. 3 ? n quite estranged from each other ). -Cotap. a. V*d. form-^-5 ing a plot against us or rue, inimical. ftij, -3TftTT?r a. similar or like ni. 65 ( To 3r*mrT ind. mong with or as, 1 : lions a- us. I'n A. To shed tears. An angle. -2 Ten mil- see arm- ; Ved. wihl^ rf?P3t> Devont, faithful. a. sw^-ff [ T ft Oar, curs ] ; ffJi^rt Pt. 2. 105; : Bg. 12. 26. 80-81 ] Turned towrds us. Towards m. 3TCPT5 a. Endeavouring 3^ = 3T*J q. 3H%W^ VIII. . 2. secure to Indigent, poor ! ( =nffct ?? for arrpmF ( our, o. T , Not own, belonging to another. -Oomp.-ir a. Ved. not going to one's home, homeless ar Ved. homeless; ). Forgetfolness. 3flT sect. 1 Want of memory, forWtjfiJ: getfnlaess. -2 Not forming part of the institutes of law. fir ind. Ved. / Absence of ownership. l*- willcd . <* Not ' dependent. -2 Dcoile, tractable. yrmi ini1 - lit. ( Strictly - 3T^^T 3T?^cT5f a> * Depndnt| subject, not one's own master ; 3T< perg. Fire-place jr, 1 ( a. jr^^r ting. A m ill. s^ir* q. T. Death. ). Sleepless, wakeful. 2 Sleepless- god, deity. ness. Hfrrrih t . ftfffir rcrfrf^H?S. D. 3T; Pt- m^l ; Not Ved. sullen, con- STfTCrrfte ^Wtftft [ atf$ 9 ] The with the words 164. ). q^ aw = re?prK with A 1 Tear : an w anfttRsi'risfcrrrSwt Ku. 5. Msfj? a. produ-2 Blood. -Hrarp. cing blood. (-* ) I- the white Talti pUnt. -2- the hnmoar producing blood. W sa tt: [ w an arrow. -wi%f ] -r 1. 'a *>r: : : 5? the red ts- M flesh.-Rr^=3T8Tf3iijq.v. Kaksliaaa blood-drinker', a moITS or goblin ; wv^^s^rg^inTt MY. 6. 24. -2. the Nakihatra g-yr. a ITT ' leech. -2. a Dakint or female imp. *Sr N. of a plant ( fJfer^r ) -fi^ hemorrhage, involuntary discharge of blood from the mouth, nostrili -fft N. of a plant -3 To -4 To hold, state. knowledge, accept, declare, express, signify. To consider, regard. -5 3(5- A ind. call. particle implying & ) separation ; ( ( a ) c ) ( praise ( $!!T ) resolution, ascertainment, certainy and translated by surely,' 'certain- d ly,' 'yea,' 'well'; ( ; ) rejecting ; T lift Tqrwi^ 3, nwifef Sk. trqrfS' washing ). -3 Unwashed, new. -4 Unblemished, unsoiled. -5 Not frustrated or disappointed ( as hopes <$c.) rf An unwashed new or A low tone. a. different Essentially w*f:/. Ved. a. Not securing ; a 3TC*t5T or leading prtafftffftf IHW^IT- Expelled from - home. =r, rfilraV, ?:, Safety, Ved. One who has not yet commenced with the sacred thread. -2 Interruption of studies ( as on srjift, eclipses Ac.) <" Not well, unwell, inS. 3 q'fy^'W^W disposed, sick 5itf ; weakness, WWWf ill-ness. 1 -2 Absence of. Indisposition, sickness. of ease or comfort se. T ^-TJTI^ Un. 1. Inde- 4rr nrsr(3 55 ] ( Norn. #& ; Day time, bis studies, not being invested i ?r-qrn^ Mjfr-Mf^, Mfrr^, war. > 3T*^?*I ; fj\ Ac.; 3ir?rS g'ffr qrcnnf sr^n^ *^f1r4 rn: 1 [ iTipi heven SR^rS a T. 1. 156. cloth from danger. : ^w () ; 3T?nr, 3T??r, 3ff*f structible, invincible. 3^^ ; sending (/ ) deviation from cusmnf mi? T*?y, tom, impropriety fT7 tone. ] 61. forms wrw, wig:, snf, Mi?3'-, arrs: ) I To say, speak, mention. -2 To ac- cnrity the corner, of the head. angle. -2 Hair celebrate, prepare. III. 5 P. faftfit, a an?Rb 3Tl* ) To pervade. -IV. ( defective verb pereserved only in flv a low tone in unlike. 3*KTii? MR q. To sing together, compose, consonant. -3 Absence of any accent. i ind. Not aloud, in a low 3TC^t$ ] voice. -2 -2 A to 3?^-*^ Having a bad loud, Indistinct, 1 as a speech'). ( beginning r^. ( Bv. 1. sword raised. [ 1 jjiifTstmr nyma 1 P. 1 = A. or 10 U. I- 1 gTf[ -II . a. not Sutra. fiding. Jf$f: DifEerent or unnatural nature. P. 3. Egotism a. ; Unowned. -2 Not 1 *? Absence of right to a. one's own. a 1 Not hurt or struck, unas cloth in injured. -2 Unbeaten ( Sleepless. . ffoft HT- if quoted by Malli anything, not being master of it. -2 f%Unowned, unclaimed. -Oomp. 3W: a sale without ownership ; fit- ; ; Unclaimed ) Treasure &c. 1 Having no right to ( ' ; n^atf afj ST^wtfJ*^ a. ; humble, tractable. 3TC37T a. Ending, rf Prei. ofsr^to be) Used in the sense of T, aj j n*5 arms Hi. 3. 6 f rfc 1 a different caste - or kind. Inattentively. 3Tf?T 3m%t a ness. v. ed property. -2 Not one's own. ). * ; f^V^TtSi. 1.51. 3T^7TT!rs|? a. Unowned/ unclaim- -2 Praiseworthy. Undeoaying, immortal. ind. 55 trouble, anxiety V. 1 one's as, desiring as. Mfitre a. Ved. onrs jntfWl the chyle, chyme. plant ajjrrg' Mimosa Pndioa. -f N. of a tuberous plant ^fotrrTrerT?'r'? ST frrr Me. 88 ; fr*3 crw by traversed by ^f 37 day. -3 The sky ( the sun); Hrr5& U. 2. -4 K. 99 ^ ; as mwrTfT: A ffftffft saciiftoial or A day's work. -6 Vishou -7 Night. -8 A portion of a book appointed for a day. -9 A day Vasus. personified as one of the eight du. ) Day and night. ( At the iff festival day. -S ( end of cotnp. sTf^ 3T5-., -?or toarff:, is changed to see P. V. 4. 88-91 ; VIII. 4. 7. Note. At the beginning of oomp. it assumes the VI. 3. 110, forms 3*5* or ar?^, t, g, 5tf s, 195 SfT? love considered as an arftal or spi- Ac. Ac. -Conrp. -srnrRt (awn ) the approach of day. -arrfy dawn ; Si. 11.62.- WT .C ? 'or^:)l the -. nn 58 : ). wH^refrmT i^Tf^trt ; Si. i. P. III. 2. 21. ). -2. A kind of ( tree. -jror; (*f -gr^j [aifift: "ri^jfai^ cjt^r^ 3T<jmr ^-for^-srii arsnt *r wfw^sffe arm* ar^-^rr TV. Ved. ] the year as making daya old. srra o. Ved. born in the day or from day, not belonging to night. TJf? a. 1 existing every day. ( -* ) 3?fs f^t * *rnT9 1' 1 dail y> every day, day by day ?r y*FJT?*rSi. 1. 51. fSTTgrrff fqfV nd. ( tff*i) ind. [ ; fi^r: any by day, every day, constantly. Ved. belonging to the day -fST^o. living. ; sun, the lord ^rvtl.The of the day. -2. a kind of tree. -PT?T [aTOBisftTT^auio^c] a day and night, a whole day Ms. 1. 74, 4. 97. (-;r) ; day and night, daring the who!e day, continually. irnfi [3??:ind. Tft:, 5W5$ft:, 3?5 P. VIII. 2. 70. Virt. ] i. the sun srg rr?rrTTS ; day- *rar: (-^ also 1. ) a dv and ignorance in Ved&nta phil. 71, 7. 4 ; Ms. 1. 14 ; Y. 3. ritual Bg. 2. 177. -2. self consciousness, pride, haughtiness. -3. (in Sin. phil.) the third of the eight producer* or elements of creation, t. . the conceit or conception of individuality, one of the 25 elemeuti ; San. self-conceit, K. 22, 24, 25 *nrc^ a. selfish, prood. '73 ; self-conceited. prond, . OT$ that which is to be done by oneself, personal business or object. 57 a- I egotistic ; Bg. 18. 17. -2. proad, haughty, 7. 3. 151. -$ft: /. egotism, high opinion of onea, desirous of beoelf, pride. gv ing first. -jf?jT, -wfJrarr [ ^5 S.ffs* ^ 32. -2. bragging, vaunting -q?7 wn T? pride, egotism; wprnrrfriY f>w Ved. A talker. 3Tjr^ a. Without - another ; -2- con- sryg a. [ 3TJ 3TJ^ ?tS'WW. W} 5^ P. V. 2. 140] Selflsh, proud, haughty Bk. 1. 20. 3: A warrior. (\- it which states that Indra se-ureJ tha assistance of the moon who, assuming the form of a cook, crowed at Thi roused Qantama mid-night to bis morning devotions, and Indra went in and took his place. Gaueductama, when he knew of her hertion, expelled her from his mitage and cursed her to be a stone and become invisible till phe should be touched by the feet of Dainrathi Rama which would restore her to her former shape. Rama afterwards delivered her from her wretched itate and she was reconciled to her bosband. Ahalya ig one of the flvr very chaste and pure women whaio namei everyone is ieoommnd1 to repeat in the morning swan )?Tfl ?*r Tifl peakpride, egotism, -wrfl'1 ing only of oneself, proud, banghty Bg. 18. 26. ifT^ or ceit, night ( P. II. 4. 29 ); whryrrj^ Nala. 12. 44 risRKW SSifi tirufrtr* 3 *TT* Then loeniion. body. -J oblations I -2 On* Handles*. is cnt. particle or iottif j-ctifJn implying (a) et ('alas,' '*hh ; sjff f*V Ph. 2. 32 3 21 ; Serrow or reg Ma. 2 (6) 3Tff *W*t Bh. 2. 35, 36. fSrfrffqpT^ffwTtwttr: ff sf *!frcrr?5- ^JTWT ( c ) Pity 39. ( d ) Calling : Bv. 4) Fatigue. ?TT OT Ch. Up. ( rlilliiMf, pervaded, per- Wonder or gtnurise; ; Ms. 9. 189. -2 Not to bo won over ( by fraud ), devoted, loyal ; Ma. 7. 217. -3 Firai, unflinching, inexorable f**nrr D k - 41, Ku. 5. mountain ; sr, -W not 8. it; A 01 sac iflces. ; W vadin?.-r>. ; Dawn, morning (5^1 Say.) sebeing liable to be taken away, pent, ' ( Nom. Sing, of -n- Zend ajew; L.jo;Gerni. -Comp. srHTCT a contest I. [cf. . icfc. ]. for - superiority, rivati-y- curity ; aj^-fo P. II. 1. 72] 1. competition, asiertion of ty i 3*?nf rSrr a wr f T K. emulation, superiori- 81 159. Mv. 6 54. -3. egotism. -3. Vaantmilitary *''K5>t?r a. to ba referred to lalf ( -vj- ) tha object of. aiJTK14, ; <mN . i egotism, seme of self, self- a. 4. Dnploughed, unfur- rowed. Unplonghed. -2 Not N. of a country. -?TT [AcN. of the wife of Gautama. 3,^7 Ti H. Pr. arabie. a. I ? was cording to the Bomaynna she the first woman created by Brahiuo, who gave her to Gautama. She was seduced by Indra who assumed trie form of her husband and o deoeiv- ed her, or, according to another and was version, she knew the god flattered by the great god's conde- nake : ; -,,. K,. : ron ST-3*The 14. 84. planet -2 The Rha. -4 A demon Vritra. -6 traveller. -5 The A wicked man. -7 A cheat, rogne. -9 Wa-8 The Al9shl Nkhatra. mi'ch cow A -1! Earth ter. -10 navel. -14 A -12 Lead. -13 The " cloud. nd ear -# (A* H" ven ^-Comp. > -3^, rcf.L.an ?ui, Grehis]. a * nake ' Dot wind. facing the enemy. -<*tiTt air, - a. gliatog ^ll^ " &w*y 1Ue . ,, . in the east. -g^. N. of a country a q a. Ved. guarded by serpent, srpent or the slaying of th 196 dsmon m. killing makes. Vrttra. -rft N. of a country, oonqnerod by Arjnna and given to Drona. -2- a kind of vegatable poison, (-^r) |. sugar. -1. the plant 1^ jjift. - J. N. of the city an^-JT- -snr*? mush- OK: The 1. room. OT. 1. N. of Krishna. fifg; the slayer of the serpent Elliya ). -X N. of Indra. -flrfrT N. of a plant ( a *r ] conjurer, juggler. snake-catcher, -3-5, -jnr, f^, N. of oanufau -2. an ichneumon. -J.apsaoock. -4. Indra. -8. Kriihna Ki. 4. 27, St. 1. 41. -sr^fy snakes and ichneumons. -ftj, -ftfspr, m. \. ; -f$f%*rr[>Ti^icTl^ m. N. of Baladeva. -frflf* : -p^jy^ tbe slough of a snako. 1. oki. -2- any large serpent --jsrjft Mad of boit ( serpent-shaped ). -Jnf, -srr a kind of disease. -%*Tr*f 1 the saliva or venjin of a snike ', , V- opinua. -yf^)*:!:, -c w<Ti -EPS*;, -arittft*: one of the Rudras. -2. -J. Uttar&bhadrapadi Nak- I. Siva. sbstra. -4. a name of a Muhurta ^ s^rr the twenty-sixth lunar mansion. >r$ I. the fear of a lurking snake. -2- appreshension of treachery, danger arising from the one's own a. -Not hnrting or injnr. ing, harmless. srff wr 1 Harmlessness, abstaining, from killing or giving pain to others word, or deed, as arf^frr Bg. 10. 5 Ma. 10. 63, 5. 44, B 75. -2 Security. Ved. Not hurting, 3rfif*rr=f ain thought, TW> r^: ; [ -^ enraged pents, epithet of the Maruts. (-sjt) the anger of a serpent. N Ji^r . of a plant ( irrr a havitenjcfl ). ing multiform or versatile forms lice a snake, showing a variety of colour and shape, such as Vritra. *TT*r:. -ftffrt 1. N. of a plant (wftH?). -2. the =f|vq. betel-nut pUnt pl n.nrtfi n t. v. -2- ^r 1. demon pents or 3f?-J)i Wind 1 -^ a killing serUarudU, India. Thu polar star *. -2 A snakc.-J(Attheendofoorap.) Lasting for a certain number of days; fa ^ ^ TJ^I ^ srtifttf Me 3. 73, 74. -Oomp. ai^r a. 1. not eating o* a sacrifice. -2. not allowed to partake of a sacrifice. T?s^ ii Not a. jl^UIH angry, being Rv. 7. 86. 234gufl<jm< a. Ved. 1 Not angry or jealous. -2 Willing. 3TT?w a Harmless, innocent ; Ms. 4. 246. -*r,-*T N. of a plant (*f?rar). -tf Harmless behaviour, innocence ; -2 Al.seut^Heartless. minded K. 84 ?^TH5?" Jr HTTH U* M9.1.29. A kind of email pois- -^igg'^l onous animal. I o. Not placed, put or Unfit, improper; Ms. 3. 20. -2 fixed. -3 Hurtful, detrimental, harmful, injurious, prejudicial. -4 Disadvantageous, evil. -5 Inimical, hostile. -Ws An enemy 34 ; Qd M I < rf | ~sjfa-si- B. 4. J8, 9. 17, 11. 68 ; iTff?w3SF$*T7s<JnT5i Si. 7. 57 a ri- I ; Bg. 2. 36 K. 5, 77. -ft I Damage. -2 Food. -Corny. y|f a. not wishing well, malevolent, -qnf?^ "; ; inimical, acting unkindly. -rrtr^ a. having as yet no name assigned. JTf?t a- not friendly minded, hating, inimical. for good and evil ; H. Not a. -*><:, . 2. 45. hot. -Oomp. -yfm, -*r>t cold, -&sr^, the sun. 3T5TT a entire, all 71. I - Unimpaired, whole, WiW5TJTiTi-rTf? ; Si. 16. ; Ki. 10. 47. or agreeable gjj^T a. Not desired unpleasant; "ajc^a. causing disgust. ind. [ ai^-T ] a A grjjjj g. Regret ) Causeless, spontaneous involuntary 17. b ( ) a. im- particle Reproach. ply-ng ( o ) Separation. ( ; ar%3: TsjTrat " ^' Absence of cause and ' rea- son. TT%* %arfc val ; 3T?3pT 31^ Wf ( | )jj Groundless, causemotive Bg. a. without less, any ; 18. 22. ^ ed- a> "B^MIf 5M^s5( ?T )^i Not unwilling. N- of the plant paragus Raoemosns. *T^ As ^r.-TS^i ! A particle showing (a) srfr "<J ' tan agreeable Surprise or wonder ; of or wonderfnl) ; Wft how great (ah, ' Oh, it is B. -( meaning expect to see you hare ') ' I di not I ; -2 Not inferior, great R. 18. 14 ^Roy: ?r?rrT ; ;,3TfrsnrTir9. 5. -J Not deprived of, possessed of; Ms. -4 Not outcast or vile. -5 2. 183. ( aiftm: 1 Rtm (how wonderfnl f^ffvrr^-: -4 also ) Ms. 11. 198. -2 A Urge snake. -J The lord of serpents, VI- ^^rr%ft & JTff: ( ( snki ; -Oonrp. 5, N. of a king of the solar race ; B. 18. 14. *rf^ m a witness unflt or incapable of giving evidence. ( arfr-FT: ). cowherd. ] A snake having two heads. ] general, ('alas', 'ah') Bh. 'bravo,' 'well done' An enemy. wft ; fs<Jtr?ir S. 6 . 2. 91. -3 Praise ) ; ftrvrr^r 3i?f> ^^ft VSft ,ft^ P. VIII. 1. 40 Sk. -4 Reproach (' fie ,' shame ') sift ft for ; ; Doubt ( probably for airft q. v. -10 Sometimes merely [ form &c.) ; ^T5rTTT?r: days his (6) Painful surprise sr^ 5> f^nr%!r?n4 K- 146. -2 Sorrow or regret in ll%, 5^-W P. VI. 2. 43) Lasting for several dyg ; jptfpr, 5!rs>r &c. ) Vritra. Vtjitra, HTBT 1 harmless. ; or 1 fa tja ( 3?jprvH ) N. of a 5jf a. having all pervading strength "wff^ Ved. one whose men him like serpents. -WifV o. hiving a long thigh like a serpent. ( TO: ) N. of a country. -?fi Ved. the slaying of the serpent ( ?ir! friendly ($ . and the study of the Vedas (consider, ed as one of ths five great Yajnas and necessary duties); srjcf T 5 ; lli; fT [ art? mf oft WOTft $-f ] of the plant ng a. Yd. 1. shining ^trstf. like serpents. -2. tasicg the motion of .tlie son fftfcj) as tbe wind ; an epithet of the Maroti. ->j^ m. I N. of Oarudix. -2. a peacock -J. ichneuraon.-4 N. of a m. Siva. -w^a.l. plant. having destructive anger, or with unimpaired knowledge. -J. like ser- tree silk-cotton ) tive. Prov. 3T?> as ). an exple- wmtr wRt: (used to I Narrow. [ Wf-smfi-J^ ] 3Tf -2 Pervading? o. 1 Not eaorificedor offered 3Tf fT convey the idea of mutual adulation, tbe ass complimenting tbe camel upon its fine form and the camel the aen upon its melodious voioe ) (as an oblation) W?> 3 Ms. 12. C8. -20ne who has not yet received any oblation.-fT: ; Religions meditation, prayer, ; W3 surprise, (ff: often ) generally indicates agreeable ( anna ); . 5 ; 197 Mil. TTO ehowg-(o) compag- 5. 3T?r 7ft gion, pity, regret arft ; T* Bg. "*>t wraffrffT faction or admiration ( ar^TT'T irjr 44 1. (6) satis- ; nefiv ) niT% ^sofTUl'fcft Ku. 3. 20. bow en viable is your prowegg; here takes H^nM ) ; 3T5l in sr Oh, ( Malli. the genae of ; (d) fatigue, (arstm'if yfc ^^TlifWTlJm: frf r-;> "nBr srtfffwr fi* grr The second I n comp. ' Ah '. of the a particle or inter- showing (a) Assent verily '. (6) Compassion ( Pain or regret (c) written 3n$ or an: q. v.) Recollection ( prw ) ' Ah ' & ' ; yea ', 313^ ) agnally alag '. (d) ( ' ', a of Oh " Vcd. denied or 3TT 2. 86 jaig-pr aref^sTiTjft 71 Ki. Ifi. 16. fsrt*if ; forming either Avyayibhava comp. compound adjeotivei arrTTct ( or ; 3Tf junction ). (g) Sometimes used as an expletive sn ?* JT^W. In all these semes an if treated ag a Pragrihya vowel ( does not form any Sandhi with a following vowel ) P. 1. 1. 14. -2 (As a prefix to verbs and nouns) (a) it expresses the senses of 'near, near to, towards, from all sides, all round' (gee the several verbs ). (&) With verbs of motion, taking, carrying &c. it shows the reverse of the action as ni to go, arms to come fr to give; 3tr^r to take sft to carry, emancipation; srr^g^ Kn. 1: 5 ag far ag &c. airflruj- Pt. 1 till death; arfft ; ; ; -3 As a geparable preposition with abl.)it shows either ( a ) the limit inceptive ( 3Twf%fr ), Wisft to bring. ( from, ever since, away from, out of, off, from among M>qj7r^fiafJr^srf> S. 1 ; wif *'! an from cut of many; -sir arwrwt 8. 5. 25 ever gince (her) birth; WTWjfaU. 6. 18. Or, (5) it expresses the limit exclusive or conclusive ( nql^r ), till, until, upto, as far ag, noto arra: Rq^rWftwii! P- II. 1. 13; see arwftfa ; aTf TH!Trt-fflnrr 3. 1. 2 till the learned are satiatted ; ; Tra g%. ) ^tffre: 8k. till final ; ..70 downtothecowherd; the including cowherds. Sojaethnes the compound ao formed stands a the first member of other compounds; ffcrrwt 3Tta& a. Not fluctuating, firm, ?JT N. of a tree ( irtJKMf ) arr: 1 10 8.(J) Used with loc. it has the sense of 'in', 'at' (mostly Ved. ) urit sr T*fc*r Bv. 1. 91 13. 4 With adjectives ( or sometimes with nouns ) arr has a a little diminutive force 3Tr M. -2 N. of Lakghmi v. =3TI9 q- (arr). 3TT^yq;r Boasting, swaggering. A. To shake, tremble; to tremble^with fear 8. 4. -Cam. To shake, pat in motion ( fig. also ) aTT'TTcr 1 ; 3nfte?rf ; ; v. I. 3TT*q-!f a. Slightly shaking. ?r Trembling motion, shaking. Shaking, an^Pfer, wrafa bling ; moved, agitated. 3TT$T?q- [ 3T-<*T-r^ P. V. 1. trem 121 ] Making any thing impure. 10 P. 3ir^ srr^APr 1 Not fluctuating -2 Net oroaked ( s- Ved. or flfa ) ; cg a. Ved. of straight upright appearance. form 6. 17; - steady- %i?raT7 Me. 11 npto or as far as arfcnrt^ S. 4; D. 1.-37; V. 2. In this sense art somotimss go v- or 3jT A |J R. : ; ( g?: 5T~f7T or stumbling. erns the ncc sr^fir iTfrrf: nptoahiindred births, (c) In both these sensed arr frequently enterg into compound, ; ; . Shamelegg, impudent. Baddbigt mendicant. set fortftfKt U. 6. (e) Bat ( uged ag a disjunctive conjunction), (f) And ( used as a cumulative con- wi Luxurious, fat, 1 ( t$ft ) STrfsfT Not conceal- I ind. Initantly, gpeedily, at once; sTgrT wr PTTasf ffffgWH^ Kn. or ' a- [ f-f% ] 3Tff -2 Wige, learned 315^. ing. - 2 Not to be agide. KaiUja jection ' ) member last See under Shameleg, proad presumptuously bold. < 5- Alphabet, Used ag I letter The ( 5. 3TT a. j y?"f ; (c) addressing, calling -Oonrp. n ). q. v. ) ( properly a l>eu. hear, give ear to, listen To ; 5. sf Hearing, listening ; ; ly visible so 3Tpfr3, ; vr*TT: gentle smw- shaking -5 (As a separable ; adverb) srr chiefly occurs in the Vedas and moans 'near, near to,or toand also, wards, thereto, further ; even '; in many cases it emphasizes the word which precede* it, and when placed after prepositions tbens their sense. it gtreng- 10 P. To take hold I of, seize, take; Si.. 7. 21; , K.49 seized.-2 To oonside, regard 23 5 wsfnrr grT^mr^^ K. 108, ; . TfT ; iWT.'ir 5? * iT^r^BTirSr Ot. 3 -3Toobserve,notice, take intoconsi deration ; To Mnd, fasten, fe K. to restrain, 99, 84 tie ; To ( 6 ) up ; confine, g^or^sr^fr^- aTtt^fi*Hr?er* ; 1. 42 .-<S 72. -7 %tnt Mb.; Bh. Si. 3. 73, 9. To oagt.throw To surrender, 198 transfer. -8 To measure fas ragvf K. 73 to count, reckon STT3K7 ,,..,, j. Desiraoie. yj Need of supplying a word or words for the com letion of sense; P. III. prehending, understanding. 3tt5TFT I An ornament, decora SrTMmfg- ; : sutieimft ^OT^VFaTtDk. 63, K. 313, 365 ;B. 17. 22, 18. 52. -2 Dress ( in general ), accontrement. -J Sickness, disease. -4 Adding to, lion; increasing. wreFT5fi 1 Remembering with loss of regret, missing. -2 Fainting, sensB or perception. -3 Joy or deor light. -4 Darkress. -5 A knot 4.23. ; The I on the funeral fira f%*rm funeral residence. afraid: Cotting, tubbing, or testing with a touch- stone ; ( ariapif f 5TH:, a* RS^I *T ) ; testing. WTfiftw a. [swV>r ^ftT SH] Test- . /.) I Momentary, transitory 103, 105 unexpected, sadden less, groundless ; I To long desire, or wish for, expect; JTWT3^rjT ns*'~ =Kt3 R. 7. 47, 5. 38 M*. 2. 162, Y. 1. 153; Me. 91. -2 10. - Mk. ; 5. 1. r sn^T^l 1 a lamp I -Jig7 | ] The sky air 121; a place, turn try to reach 3. 258. -3 To require, need. To T.O ; Ms. -4 ( In word or some To require ) gram. words to be snpplied for the comsense ; see 3?i*tgr below. Mrataj a. I Desiring, wishing. -2 In gram. ) Requiring some words to complete the sense aiirgiw fa^f104. sr 1 qtffi P. VIII. 2. 96, ( ; H^t Soar., Amaru. Desire, wish 41, _2 ( In gram. &c. ) Tbe presence of a word necessary to complete the the three elc-mants sen*e, one of necessary to convey a complete sense or thought (-the other two be; 3?T^fiju sfai/aing ifrnjaT and aRiHpsr ) qjHwwwe'- S. D. 2 the absence of the completion of a sense; see Bi tehi ; in tho ex. P. 82, 84 and T. S. 49 S$^T Q^ -3 ; '- ; Space, place in general ; ir^r5iTHT3fT5ifr5r^iCh. Up. -7 Light, clearness. -8 A hole. -9 A dot, zero ( In Math ). 3TT5BI5I in the air; arr^r^ fixing tbe look on some object out of sight, airsrjt in the sense of in the air ' is used in dra- in the wrRrf I. supposed heard; wCvfift f$r zrauq it^rqm 7537% mas as a stage-direction when a character on the stage asks queeions to some one not on the stage, and an imaginary speech supposed to be a reply, which is usually introduced by the words listens to &c. ; MR Bharata below ( srr^lit ) ; the celestial sphere. -j?nfr [simsmr JW? ] N. of a plant ( g^zmttf ). the Jjtft aquatic plant ( jrif*r ; PiatiaStratiotes. jrpf l.a oar, a balloon -2. moving heavenly or travel- ling through the sky airT5T the outer battlements of a castle ; f Cif% creeper, stir^ parasitical plant ( voice from heaven, speech dew. aerial: (*TOftf*fl ^rWl). ^i a. abiding yjrrJsft a ,rofr a ). an incorporeal mlrw rain, tho aky, kind of crystal in supposed to be formed in the atmosphere, hnil ( ijr^rr ). wran5TW5 a. :1 Killing a c.itain vacuum or space. -2 Going th ough a?i cf. iqiifor ) . q v. \. *j?jj the firmament. -2. the atmospbere, *ir. trgr a sort of a tbe air. iWrl *c. S. awa 3. Atmospherical, aerial. ^rfsfpg Poverty, want of any possession. 1 I ( This is a contrivance used by poets to avoid tbe i ntrodnction of a fresh characte r, and it is largely used in the species of dramatic composition called HPT I c>^rg5fn=n^TO'jr?r*r5mTi?fiS. D 425. -2. a sound or voice in tbe air. -n'gtf ; ' -4 Purpote, Looking intention. -5 Inquiry. -6 The signi- ; festival : at or towards. an-Ttiw^ a. 1 Wishing, desiring, R. 19. 57. expecting ; Bg. 17. 11 -2 Asking, inquiring. ; yfofi Mb. Bv. 2. 165. -6 Brahma ( as identical with ether ) ; arT9fr$i*3%- 'ffaHT- flc*ncy of a word. an^ftfww P- P- Desired, wished, looked inquired ; at, wanted, necessary. the Div&li speech to which a reply is made as bad been actually spoken and ffiirft* -4 Free space or vacuity Bri. Dp -5 Br. Sftt. at if it cf. also T? (soil. MI*I5[) R. 13. 1 . light, a lantern on a pole. speaking off the stage, a : ; T, ^}tr:, month of Kirttika. -2. a beacon- -5} 39 ^rftn &c. -2 Ether IT, as the fifth element ). ( considered -3 The subtle and ethereal fluid pervading the whole universe one of the 9 dravyas or substance recognized by the Vaifesbikas. It ia the substratum of the quality 'sound'; 4. ). lighted in -2 To shine. view, recognize. Ku. - walls To ] gr a. produced in the 5R-f%^ m casement, loophole, an embraaare ( left in castle- sky. Lightning. A. wran?rfwfS=fr ton [ the moon. ^T an^ rfeafif the heavenly rr } ifirr the celestial Ganges ;^^f?rr3Rt?in'rrrri ^wwi rn?5?TJT!%nrt R. 1. 78. c mature, untimely ; "Sift"^ Kn 3. 34 ; the pletion of ; ; B. . 7. ; Caugfl. a bird. ( Ganges. Ms. 4. ; TV. Accidental, *WWrenl'*'rt Hem. -3 The right time. -2 I ( -IT: ) .. 1 -2 every way. time. ing, touching. r.-. unforeseen, Desirable. I . Abode, P. V. 1. 114. -2 Unseasonable, pre- Sickness, diseaie. A toncb-Btone. <* in pile ; 3ir3. 41. Sk. -3 pile. Ved. 37T9irCTr a. Commendable Wrong HI. P. -2 A , joint. where only one character conducts the whole play by a copious me of srresTsmtm- -Conrp. snfarrTasf the abode of infinity or of infinite space N. of a world with the Buddhists. 3rr% arrgfrq; i"d. Ved. From (with leaving, excluding. A., 6 P. aTTJ^l I To draw ^ To abl.); bend.- together, contract, 199 bend inward, cnrva, compress f^wBTTIcT Ku. 3. 70 R. 1. 3. -2 To shorten. WT^rr . ,' 6. 15 ; 8b. ; wr^aprt Bending contraction, compression ;K. 78. -2 Contraction regarded as one of the 5 karmani q. v. -3 Collecting, heaping:. ~4 Curving. -5 Contortion. I with wraf^jy Full ot, burdened 1 STT^W filled ( in general ( ** ) torr^fj R&ra. 4.18; Bb. ) 4 2. or ^rirf%srno;rf?5t wraf Nafa. ; ; mar0. 81.-2 Overborn e.affeeted or afflicted, mil; 5 j', sffcr', ft w ^r &c.-J Busily or intently engaged or absorbed in;S. 4.18. -< Confounded, agitat- ed, flurried^digtracted; srtfHKr JTW- 8rgnH?f^r5gTn^W: Si. 2. 1. per- ; plexed, at a lose what to do, undetermined; Ki. 2. 54. very much "siisg^f agitated , K. 10- 28 Ki. 14. 32. -5 Dishevelled, disordered ( ag hair ); K.. 60,, 243 ; Katn. 1. 17; Ki. 8. 18.-6 Wild, dfeary; S. 2.-7 Taken out of one's natural con; . . dition. -8 Incoherent, contradicto-y. W An inhabited place;*^^^^ RAm.-acfo. In bewilderment- Si. 1.2. 3TjySiTr,-W 1 A multitude. -2 Per- plexity, bewilderment, Amarn. 72 Bh. 1. 18. confusion, ; ; Mb. raTftsrf sraWaFT: = VT accomplishing one's own intentions. 5.P. 1 To brin . naar or 3TT3? 8 U towards to drive nearer together. 1P.,6 D.I To draw towards, draw, drag, pull, uttr.ict ( fig. also); H. 1. 109 ; ^trssrr S. i?^^ -l. ; -2 ( To bring down Ved. Pt. ; Mk. 4 ; Cau. \ To invite, call, T^r^rmrfrKT Mk. 3; Dk. ). summon form wholly ; 1 re^mr ; calls or arrests To prompt, ; 72.-2 To draw or bend (as a bow); on*; ?wr^7?Jfr*rr^iw ; ? srafTT: [ aiTT-j sr^ ] 1 Form, shape, <> figure; f^-nrr of two forms or sorts,Pt. 3. 37. -2 Aspect, appearance, mien, 16. 7; 8. 1. 2, Si. 16. 52. nirrri propel S. 6. -3 To call out boldly, challenge ; Mk. 2 -4 To cause to appear, produce. -5 To ask anything of one. 3TT3rrorS'5TiT?ri R. 1. 15, countenance; ; Si. 9.40; S. 3. 5. -3 incite, ^rss^TTwffcr or seduced; sfrvrr^'B : H 1 Santi. 3. 5,4. IfiiOTfT^SsrirfffS. 1.33, Amaru. ifeJTT^RTr? -2 -3 (Particularly) expres ion of the face, as giving a clue to one's inward thoughts or mental dis- 3tr^c?irt1? Den. P. To confonn WT^TtJsr o.l Distressed, OOD found- To extract, borrow ( f rooa another source). H. Pr. 9. -5 To draw or carry along ; to waft or be charged with U. 3. 2. -6 To deprive, take away by force, snatch; Bk. 16. 30.-7 To supply a word or words from ; another rule or sentence. Gaut. To draw near to oneself, pall together; ^nrrWT^crV Bs. 5. 11. straro 1 Attracting or drawing towards oneself. -2 Drawing away U. 3. 46. -3 from, withdrawing Drawing ( a bow ). -4 Attraction, ; pjsition ; W^ wt V. 2 S. 7 ; 1. ; M v. 6, Us. 7. 63,8.25-6.-4 Hint, sign, token. -S Identity, oneness. -6 Recognition of identity (in Sin. phil.). -7 The letter -Oomp. sir- -5 Spasm. -6 Play "ng Mb. -7 A die or dice. -8 A board for a game with dice. -9 An organ of sense. -10 A magnet, a loadstone. fascination Ki. 14 88 giving no clue to his inward thoughts, reserved ; K. 233 ; ; Pt. 3. with dice 3Tr*>T ( ^f HOT, -orr 1 S. 4.-4 metrical, well-formed. arrarfhr . 1 Called. ; ^" or affected; sft-f;', f^irm &0.-5 Disordered, d( rangedB. 16. 67; Rs. 6. 17. -6 Tilled. wrsa% 8 D. I To fill with. -2 To confound, perplex, bewilder. -3 To overcome K. 134. -4 To troable, pain T7^Tcfrrr>rnr wrjlfrw^ a- ,r 1 P. To be perplexed or agitated; S. uf%<m?<W^?f>Ttq; B. this conclusion would besbakeo. 5^ 1 Embodied. -2 Sym- -2 Agreed opon -J Demanded, exacted. &1*S*P-P- Ved. Brought near to, a. Attracting, attractive. A magnet, a loadstone. Attracting, to another place. ted,a litilesn^jf^^^^r^fn^- TTrw B. 186, 81. 3lT*'rf t 3TT-5-nViJ> ] I Meaning, intentton, purpose ; ^iirfitTri-^sffo. *rftr* Ki. 14. 26. -2 A feeling, state of heart,eruotion; ^rn'ffsj^tisf frtjjinjT^rsff Amaru. 4; $~a;*j! D.5 36;Hrewrr Sin. K. 31 ; Mai. 9. 11 ; j^3T$T 0. 6. 35 r$ff feelingly, meaningly (oft occurring in plays as ; stage-direotion).-3 Wonder or ouriU. 4. -4 Wish, desire. carrying Pulling, Seduction. -2 A variety of Mudr* mark on the body ). for pulling. ( or 3TT9>f tractive ( auwfo ^tfd Magnetic, at- ). being near. Attractive Form, figure, shape (of anything ); 'ft^nlsff'n^T^sirrft Si. 3. 4. -2 Bodily form, body %ft* f^ ngoit ^r^fftiit S. 1. 20 ; ftliar-5TkMe.ll, 53 ^', W wr ; at a dictance hook f^3T?rRr fff sorr Mk. 9. 1 i*n% Snbhish. Vb. 2. -4 Specimen, -5 Tribe, species. -Oomp. ; cbaracter. rar: a list of words belonging to a certain grammatical rule which does net give every word belonging to that but only specimens, a list of rule, specimens ( frequently occurring in the Ganapa(ha); e.g. st$ wr? Acbyrauthes Agpera. OT$ftr*3 a. I Embodied. -2 Selfformed i oft ( A as a saiell rod with a end for pulling down at the in order to gather fruits boughs Attraction (in general). Attraction, gravitation (in astr.); 1 . -2 ). f ; Con.rae- I of drawing, attracting. -2 off 1 A curved stick for pulling down fruit*, flowers &c. (standing on elevated places); any instrument . 1 ; A challenge. ; 8. 2. Invitation, Dk. 175. -2 HprrV?ji*rr?Nm3ira** r%g: Ku. 5. 85. -2 Entangled K. 83. -3 Obscured, blinded g-g-. Overcome arranTrfcforreTeyt ; -H A touch -stone. jjr% t| TJ-'WT diBHirnuIation, suppressing all outward manifestation of the internal feelings. calling; ; ; To drawortake Mk.2; U. 1.-4 ;->frq 1, disordered, agitate. ed, agitated ; 1 ; make (w.) shrnfaw Ku. 2. 59 23 not attracted 1; . 174 n^&gfc. ; W-TT^-T%^ ] IntenRv. 10. 128. 4 [ 3TT tion, wish, Desire trer tt^ sr?*t g ^rftffsf flWrffa Hlffi ^ OTtfliJ llQolardh. 1. -3 Drawing or bending of a bow 3 WpTfr -Comp.-inr an incantation by which another person is attracted H. 1. 97. 6 P. ever, I To ; scatter or spread fill up, cover, heap up (used chiefly in p.p. q. v.). -2 To dig up. rill, srnSK: [ By P. III. 3. ll'8 f-srjj 1 Amin B. 3. 18 ; airiRft iHB^ jo>, ^f t H. Pr. 44 ; Ms. 7. 62 5T. 3. 242 ( flg. ) mine or rich tooty i^i ; ; 200 of anything ( aNfafTT* ) i "nft 3 SwrraTt V. 1. 9 ; 3T5Vniun*{ Bh. 7.7. -2 A I. 92; Mk. 8. 38 ; Mn. collection, group ; u^rarj f%T3irfr ftur^faidfr Bh. 2. 73 ; Kn. 2. 29 Mil. 9. 47. -3 Rest, excellent. -4 N. of aconntry. -5 N. of the Mahabha; weeping ed. ^nur^fRfH: wflfSh ; Ki. ssrtt cry, roar B. 2. 28. ; -2 srafTST ; sjrsnr To Ac. -2 ver To go towards 1 approach near, enter, 0. 1 Vltfc'H, or breed 5.7. A call- Lamentation, weeping ; V. 1. 3)1*1"^ a. Calling out in a weeping tone, weeping, shouting at; Kn. 5.26. Bbya. person appointed ( by the king ) to inperintendji mine. WTWt^a. [ 3?m-?f*] 1 Produced in a mine, mineral. -2 Of good -2 Invoked, bitterly. 1 rf Roaring, crying or I p. step or tread upon, take possession of, co- fill, - Amaru. -3 Surpassed, eclipsed, 30. superseded R. 10. 38, Ve. 5, M. 3. 5. -4 Obtained, possessed of fuirKi. 11. aTnFfcrinihrenrr R. 14. 27 7. -5 Accomoanied, attended. -6 ; ; ; Pained, distressed. occu1 Placing upon, stepping or treading upon siraFtp?:/. pying ; ; 3TnFtf?w*rrfaT ; ; Mk. 9. 12. covering ^4i*iHfj MfTfs 5. 2 Si. 8. 28 to enter or fSrg Ve. 3 cross Ms. 4. 130 V. 1. 152; ir?r JTwwirarwr Ms. 11. 43 ws?fhTH*>*r H. 3 3TTrm% ?4cfW Mbh. -3 To occupy.extend over; Ks.l. 15.-4 ; : An ; 9n4i\$(p.p. I Scattered or spread over. -2 Filled or overspread with, abounding in fall of, crowded, ar- ; S. 5. 10; : 50 Pt. 1. 375 ; crowd V. ; 3TT% ; Mi. B. 1. A 5r 6. 51. 2. Ved. ind. 1 Near, in fa ); m 53; MM. 8. rf 5 4 r3> <* Tgtar^rgrr Ki. K. 81 Mn. 3. 21; ; ; srefitm a. near ( Ved. as rays of light ) rtl&- i Advancing ; wise (?). ; cry, cry out, creak, scream; Bs. 4. 7 ; -3 To invoke, call out to Mb. -Caw- 1 To cause to weep or cry. -2 To call out Jta>rr*f- to ; irftfift ftnsffeit 15^-. 23. -3 To inspire ttmf^Tt Mk. 5. of a drum. -4 sound the courage by To shout or roar at ; to cry inces- santly. OT^, 1 Weeping, crying out out ing, invoking, calling 298. 94. -3 A brother. ; war-cry, a Sound, general -4 cry );MT*f Tf^PfKs.lO. A friend, -6 A defender. fierce or violent bat, war, battle.-7 A -5 com- place of crying. from king who prevents anally whose a kingking another; aiding dom lies nest but one qrro&nnT & Ms. 7, 207 (see ** tronfcfr ** -8 H. 4 ; T nrgs B.5.71;3TranT*q^:Mbh.-8To ascend, mount, occupy (as sky, throne &c.); l^im*nniai? Bk. 2. 23 Si. IS. 14, 51 fBrfrw'f, ^^ftrNf, T3T &o. -9 To the sun); 7raw ; heavily upon, to press (aa a load) (For further illustrations of the seve ral senses see suffer below ). -Cau. lie To oanae to enter, show into: ?r &tni>>nrnTra Kn. ) 6. 52. A ; 3?nrwt,-Tor 1 Coining near, approaohing.-2 Falling npon, attacking, anattack; Si. 16. 34.-3Seizing,taking, covering, occupying. -4 Overcoming; obtaining. -5 Spreading or going over, surpassing. -6 Overloading. -7 Might, valour. -8 Possession of learning &c. -9 Food. ^ Kull. thereon). Seized, taken possession of, overpowered, defeated, van-p- 1 quished, overcome ; 3TTiBldl3ffr"Tr?t R. 13. 37 reaching upto; ygrr'Pt. 5. IT 1 Lamenation, weeping, a. 38 ] One who inns to a place where cries (of diatrem) are heard. 4. 2. 43 Dk. t, ; 12. Sporting, playing. a. Playing. P. 1 To cry, cry ont loudly ; Bh. 3. 123 oa'l ont loudly to if^wr^a^i Bim. -2 To revile, abuse, scold*, assail with an; ; gry words imrr IfffalnrnFtsTW Dk. 58. 97 ; 5Ttt srrgpjrwra^ 8jrr%vt ??6. 48 Bk. 5. 39. wlrlr Ms. 8. 267 -3 To curse. -4 To censure, express ; ; ; displeasure. arrarc p- p. I Scolded, reviled, censured, abased, calumniated Ac., Si. 12. 27. -2 Sounded, vociferated. -3 Cursed. harsh cry speech ( j I or Calling ont. -2 A an abusive sound, TSTW* ); Katy. 1 Calling or crying sound. oat, vociferation, loud cry or -2 Censure, blame, reviling arnftSWtf lffcrnTTreK7TrS& K. 235, 291 abuse ?. 2. 302. -3 A curse, imprecation Vfto*!* K. 291. 346. -4 An oath. f^f: Dk. 141 seized with; smnnarteffastsT: M. 3 exposed to ; ; 52; f^gsrr wrartffj^r^ g^rB. 9. 79 trodden or trampled under foot filled heat; ; with, full of, occupied, covered, over- g^- far ^nutcf ifnOTiir* spread; *f^ B. 17. 29 ; Bh. 2. 1)8 ; *foft- ^WiTTarHBh. 3-14, 62; U. 2.20; Mv. 5.40 ;Si. 1. U; H. 1.24; Dk. 141 K. 55 Ve. 2. 26; Vft having the mind engrossed or occupied ; U. 5. ; cry of lamentation. -2 Calling- out. s A ; ; f**,?WjTj*,Pt. 4.29.-2CallMs. to 8. 4. 34: ; . wnRTS- a. Playing, sporting I Play, sport, pleasure. -2 pleasure-grove, pleasure-garden ; To undertake, begin, commence. -7 ( A.) To rise, comeup(as r aport, play, -S ; introduce, To U. 1 Jfltgl^ amuse oneself. eclipse. -6 ^j-an-wfa a trader, chieJU^dHirM *f?4flTJ ; 5Tnrr33tr^ ( Bk. 15. 50. -2 To shout, roar. ( in 1. ; Tbe s '8 n Capricornus a word of Greek origin ). To lament, weep, 3Traa? 1 0. 1 W^%<= ( H. . a. Half-shot, half-closed 3fr%CT eyes To attack,invade,seize,f all upon, conqner,overoome, vanquish; qrV the neighbourhood. -2 Distant. ( ; dealer, petty pedlar. ir ; A : ; ; invader. To purchase, bny. 9 0- ; a, who calls out or ; ( so flapr , ^7, sfta as with a burden ) v^vrr Mk. 8. 9 ; K." 118 Vociferous,one -2 A reviler, ahuaive. 3TT3^ "<* An indeclinable ed to the roots %, ^ and JPT Qana. on P. I. 4. 6'. srrf}^: Afoisteuiog, join; see wetting, sprinkling. (?f/-) C^^f-r ; 19 ; Mil. 9. 48 *o. -2 Loaded I vociferates. . Effected or oo-npleted by gambling. ; ; STT^-q-flt Fasting, fasting, abstinence. purifying by A -13 To A wi-H: ^rf shrflT Mb. -14 To infer ( from circumstances ) srrfrr iir%TIf%W K. P. 2. -15 To say or I & ] at playing with dice, superintendent of a gambling house. -2 jadge judge, arranger of law-suits a - ( ?*/ ; see srrfsrqifr- ; To pass ( ; arrfisrff ( j-2 p- p- Overthrown, repulsed -3 12. away . ; Seized, grasped, V. 5. 5. -4 Drawn, ; overpowered sfifcra", ; seduced, enticed ; Ratn. 4. snatched U. 4 t3$& ^ Ak. Calumniated. -2 K. 28 i. -5 Per- Accused of adultery or fornication. -J Guilty, criminal. 3rr% 2, stay ( with in, exist. -3 To abide, or possess. 3^-3^ P. IV. 4-2] 1 One who plays at dice. -2 One who ; uses loaded dice ( HTT^I^W'itf^lW *- -3 One who gains by gambling. -4 Won by gambling. -5 Re3?ri$f3? lating to dice or gambling *frT ). ; blame, abuse, reproach, defiant censure ; "sT^gtnrrU-S. 29; ^rTrai%rf Ki. 14. 25 ; Bh. 2. 69. -3 Drawing together, attraction, diverting sfpmTW^raTHTBsiJ K. 346, 348 power to interest. -4 Distraction, allurement; ft -6 Applying, laying or into ( as a colour on, putting in ) jflxr^Tr^iT- ; Oi ^ suming ( word) ^f&^^r <m$T{ K. Money gained by gambling. -2 Gambling debt, money lost at I -Oomp. play. 1 To throw down, dash down F?ranimn%wr ; a stake, a wager. -trnr; 6 U. snfjfig; ; or cast Pt. tract, entice, allure, 1. -2 To win over wrrV^ fWh K. at- Tjrr ; 109 Si. 10. 79. -3 To strike with a dart, missile &c. -4 To draw near or together, contract, convulse ( used in medicine ). ; -5 To interrupt, cat short T^tUHfac? K.' 18, 207 ; q-srrrfq-. ft Ve. 6. -6 To draw back or withdraw ;take or throw off, enatch or draw away, pull off ; mrrr^mflrctr R- 7. 7 Kn. 7. 58 ; *mi *?yr?ri3 ; ; ; Mb. ner mArerAwnvh ; hang Bt, ; out, expose to -9 To point ). indicate VI. ; MU. i. -8 TO view fas a ban- to, ; ; ; 26 ; ; An An 7. 17. -7 Hinting finished. is up to di r lud'a 3 ^ M v ; Ku 83 A *fe. 15. ; sf ade, hoe. On- 2. aTr<3T^a! t SM-wq,-?^ 45] 1 A digger, ditcher, miner. -2 mouse or rat. -3 A hog. -4 A -5 A spade. A thief. at, taking to oneself or asas the manning of another in A stork 1 f^n* P. III. 3. 125 Vart] in relation to a ncouse (fig.) a man who behaves like a hero towards a ; 2. 1'. = anwR* weak person -2 above Sk. ( =w f%ir Tt ) 3ftW. I A spade. -2 A digger, miner. -3 A cover of any animal ; a stable. A pond or natural SingTel: -rf pool of water, bay. >, 3Tr?T5r: all [ an around. -2 1. 33 J 1 A -^ ] - A -8 inference. -9 A deposit. -10 objection or donbt. -|l Con vnlsion, palpitation. -1 2 Sustaining, as a sound. -13 ( In Rhet. ) A n gure of speech (of. Greek paralipsis) Di(Jg' n K ' spade, a digger. mouse, mole rat, am ; ; which something renlly intended to be said Is apparently suppressed a particular or denied to convey meaning ; Pt. 1 A 169. -2 A -3 A thief. spade. -5 A miier ; f%% T ^rf^ 3rsr>ft r a'aTftr^- -6 The grass Lipe.cTcis Serrata (^> mola hill. ^fr: tlis). -Oomp. TfI a- producf d from a mouse. airffr a. Drawing drawing or -2 Censuring, revilsnatching qfj 1 A thrower. -2 A deing. tractor, calumniator, accuser. -3 A hunter -4 ( In medic. ) Convulsion, 3TrSir I ; off.' spasm. OT Throwing, tossing. a. 1 Drawing or snatch51. -2 Drawing in ing up Mai. 9. with a minute eye *Tgrr* ; 3ff$fta - 1 Somewhat drunk. -2 Intoxicated. -~v: st$w q. v. = - - - : Knval. For fuller definitions and explanations see E. P. 10, 3. O. 714 and Akahepaprakaraya in R. G. I$q?m$- 3. 8k.; &*n reference t refer to, hint $f ^^3 54 H ; Ms. 8. 159 incurred in gambling. W: N. of a tree ( = aifg^ q- v. ). qffor * ; ; To 1 -2 To be ), rfsrao- Abiding, dwelling. *t Throwing off, tossing) pulling off, snatching away afsprr^fri^Tt^fSrit Ku. 1. 14 withdrawKu. 7. 95 ing movement, shaking K. 13. -2 Reviling, censure, . sw ^w^ TV. 1 ; Vd. 6 P. dwell ; anSTT: arreror a stone J, ; 3Trft$rfH3>r A particular air or song sung by a character whila approaching the stage V. 4. ; ceremony jana Adityas and Angirasas attracted, ( of adultery ). snWTTJf, -orr Calumnious accnsntion ( especially of adultery ) ?nr or calumny, cusation I fr - 3T5T or ing to completion ( as days ), epithet of certain Hays on which the the A perf Cast, thrown down. I ac- To pnnish. . A walnnt; see Hunting ( for -3; as plexed, distracted, bewildered ."f&g&%r?f! Ve. 2. -6 Insulted, reviled, abused. -7 Equal or enqnTvatent to. A charge : ; Taught by Akahap&da or Gantama. ^j A follower of the Ny&ya system of philosophy, a logician. 3 The Nyiya sjetem of philoBopby. 3ffST?r 10 P. 1 To abase, revile, accuse falsely, oalnmniate r^f?5rrwrftiT! s? Ms. 8. 355, 354, 275. -2 BTTWrT: Spiritual [ a^H^T-isrsr ] gnorance . ; state ironically. -1(5 time ) Si. 14". 45. C ) obscure eclipse, fff^ !T Vlrt. j the rising or appearance of rats, a swarm of rats, -jrfff m hill. -woiVwwr, w | - |*; the plant Salvinia Cucnllata Roxb. epithet* of T!, -trwt, -KV-; - ' grff: a Sfldra or a Subbftub man of rat- low caste and profession ; (lit.) kind catcher or killer. remedy for a rut's bite. [ Mifaistf . . TV. ] ^iw^ E anting, -sfiTar j. a smooth ground ($fw^). -2> * mint, -Oomp. snfBiflsw, chas. floor or 202 a. which is a cowbinaiibu of ludravajra and Upyndravajrl. Hunting, frightening at beasts of pry &<-.. hunter ; Pt. 1. 125, 388. A SFT; ). ( Hunt- *f A herald 3TT? ;nRf*r 1 composition, narrative say, -2 2. 44. 1 A species of pros* a connected story or ; ing, arriving. ; ; 1 To cause -1 To to tell or narrate. declare. -2 Stray. ~3 Coming from the outside ; external ( as a cause &c. ) -4 Adventitious, acci- inform, ; -2 Obtaining, -3 Retnrn.-4 3. 170. gn% ; narrate communicate, % fs>T?^f*if*r Pt. 4. 15 ;%>*n? flWHCTHt: M. ( b ) To declare, announce, signify R- 2. 11 -2 To call, denominate, name ; OTfAlfanOTnA Mai. 9 ; B. 10. 21, Ms. 4. 6. -J To look at, count ; Cam. ( TmiWiTt ) to recite ( Ved. ) jt Origin. -5 Accident, chance. aTPTasT pot. p. Likely to come, to be arrived coming necessarily. a- [ arr-'tn.-gq; ] 1 Com- U. 5. ; Y. ; coming ^far fti%afiritT- ; 48. 9. Si. : acquisition ; *5TTr*T: ?J^3?f%: Bk. arwfe^f a, [ sii^i 551^-. j^ ] 1 Skilful in chase. -2 Terrible, frightfnl. B: 1 A bnnter. -2 A hound. ^THST? The walnut tree. 9TT^T 2 P. I ( a ) To Ml, Telling, informing. orrmessenger, courier A 5ft 1 Arrival, Ram. 3TT ing. 1 . dental, casual . . b. D. 568. ric Wiiters on Rhetodivide prose composi- usually into tion make an and w'ufiiifji^r a *!jr aa ^i^% ; according to Dagdin, however, (Kiv. 1. 28 ) there is no distinction between the two ; dsu?fre*nft$c^r snft: ?m^rtf^ known -2 Narration I. (of what is ). IWRsf finv- *r accidentally wnTgsr *rf Snr. ; a- (3ir, one's ; 3T a. arising or caeually Bana's ^sfn% as f^sr?g ; -Comp. ; thus tuty regard -i g: A new-comer, HfisprraT Ak. ft. H. 1. 5. 62 stranger, gueot <&/ ) Coming of I own accord, crriving nnivited; aTri^^jr 3if Dhurtas. -2 Stray (as an animal ) if. 2. 163. -3 Incidental, : accidental ; adventitious f%5II^r: ^Isval. rious as a reading ( ; jfcqn'ia'hl -4 Interpolated; spu), having crept in without authority 3T^ litrrjvrtlT^'sTftwrisfK: A [ arr-wft name, appellation S. 7, 7. 33 forms, or communicates ; 26 ; 101 became ir $fi TsrtJ R. 15. known by that name ; often at the end of compounds meaning 'named' aw i%wr<ev TT3i$': ?.5f51Hi5*f ifiT5f ; ..ed. I -2 Counted, wr &c. declar- Said, told, -J Made recited. known. -4 Inflected or conjugated. w A verb WTscsnaprflTCTrer Nir. ; si*tr ^r^riag^arS ; report &c. ). -2 Fame. -3 A name. ; P. WJnrt'i' 1 Speaking, declaration, communiI. 4. 9o cation ycvfrre'rr^ P *rni%?r Ram. -2 Allusion to some old tale aiiOTli* S'f Srf%i 8. D. relation, ; ; ; . g. jRjTI: ; ^T: SlsifHir3tftf5m3fe$fttT:}f^T: V*. 3. 31 ). -3 A tale, iloPy com; Me. 103. 3TTIP? 1 P. 1 To come, come approach. -2 To arrive at, attain, reach ; fall into (aparticalar state or condition ) ; become free from debt ; so or -3 To have 1 ( -Jiturirr ) draw near. -2 recourse to. To cause to To lead to- wards, take, convey; 3irit%rfir f% of ; To -3 To announce the ^raHHpm'jis = ^ arrival 3tiimifHn* 6k.-4 ascertain, inform oneself about -5 To learn, f3n iflar ; ^cgrnrf^ acquire, study; bharats. P. VIII. -5 A reply ; 2. 105, III. 3. A Maha u^j^fR^f. 110. differentiating -4 -6 property ( Sr^pji? oanto of an epic poem. WHflll3T A A ). m Mb. ; JT- arriirq' ^B-sfrfa gpjftm Ok 155 Mv. 5 Si. 9. 79. -6 (Atiu.) To wait ior, have patience . ftrynarravive, an episode ; w ^fIH . SJW*T*ftr*TOStnjrr<jio?;ir K. 7; P. IV. 8. 63 VArt. -^fr N. of a metre ; S.4. A 6. sirJTJTi 1 Coming, arrival, approach, appearance Hftrir TJT: ^tf: U. 5. 20; Si. 1. 30 ; ; Bg. Ms. 8. 401 S. 18; ; so B. 14. 80; Pt.3.48; s*n^, 3U5TT? &C.-2 ; Acquisition Mu. 1 ; Dk. 139 forrirnRffim V. this ring 18; ; wqrrsfiJrnnTt K. 5. -3Birth,ori- ; gin, source;3TrUTrTlfWlsf5rfiTrertf^f- RW^ 14 coming and or duration, transient ; WIITR: qirssngemn'rt 5. -4 Addition, accumulation, acquisition ( of wealth ); sr, u* &c. -5 Flow, couree, current ( of water ) ; Ms. 8. 252, 9. 281 rat , fcoi. -6 A voucher or written testimony ; see >TT^5r Bg. going, of short 2. birth K 3Wm.-7 Knowledge; Bh. 2.15 ; ; ; uspjr flrr w^nws WFTO: ; s Vop. a. 3Tri?rjJ.^. 1 sudden ; cr Come, arrived. -2 Octurrei,happened.-30btained,got; ^Pll'ini't Y. 3. 205 airaid; ;mwr perplexed aif^^i hereditary; e rj angry ; f%^ir surprised. -4 *ff>T Reduced tale, a short legend. new-comer ; s?fnn%^'nr'^' R. 10. 71; Accidental, accident, chance. ; intruder, interloper. -2 i near, 3TT Mil. 2 Ms. 3. 232. legendary work such as ib A be ; especially, a legendar -7 to ^E^- fit to be verbal message ; 4. 29. I. making known, ( Fit . told in words, a Qtt. 12. rre sms^r pot. p municated or told come An 1 aff: stranger, guest, -3 Interpolated reading. Ms. 7. 223. Caul. 1 Telling, informing, communication, publication ( of a /. in ; ; tHjTH &o. n tells, Tjf?<m?W**tr% ^Tf Wrffr^J^r^ S. 1. 24 1*1* u- 1. or 'called' ; S. 7 One who < f% ; ; to, fallen into (a particular state); f m%i fr^Wi %?> Rimr &c. -5 Living or residing in. 1 tf Coming, arrival. -2 Occurrence, event. M. 1. 17; Y.2. 212, 92. -8 Supply of money, income, revenue. -9 Lawful acquisition of anything 3nrftf$T?j * V. 2. 27, 28. -10 Increase of property. -II A ; ^? gr%! traditional doctrine or precept, a sacr ed writing cr scripture, Saetra ; wgni?[* n ^rrm: waj Ki. 2. 28, 5. 18 trf*!^ wnmr: 2. 33; K. 55, 337. ; -12 The study of 6'iairas, bacred knowledge or learning. -13 Science, a system of philosophy; ;(Tte>unrir>5r nwrsrsvwlfT K. 51 wf^rc'inr^r*!; WU 'v\^t T%t^W5Tflr: R. 10. 26. -14 The Vedat, tke sacred tcriftare; $08 317*1*1 It] Ki. of the four kinds of proof, recognized by the Punishment. -Oonrp. -^^a. committing an offence, offender, criminal. R- 2. 32. Naiyiyikaa (also called 31*? or snsWIW, the Vedas being so regarded ). The south. -15 The 39. 11. -16 An last or suffix. offix -I7The tion or insertion of a letter sri^H: Sk. 18 An augment -19 Theory ; addi- 3irTfiv o. nff i , -21 The ruoulh of a river. -Oonrp. WT*a? N. of the plant Targia Invoiucrata Lin. ( ffsj^rsft ). fJrtfra a: independent of a sfitr voucher.] a. studied, read, examined. tf|cf withont a voucher. -2- devoid of Sastras. ^- a. advanced in knowledge, a very learned man JjrfVa. I. . 6.. ti 41.. a. knowing the Vedas. -2.learnd in 1. - m ( ) an epithet of Sankaracharya'a preceptor Gaudapada. Wrai a. supposed by a voucher. WTTfl^ o. I Having an augjnent , or addition. -2 Having approached for sexual intercourse. STnwr arrival ; Coming, approaching, R. 12. 24. -2 Return, returnI -3 Acquisition, getting into; era% *npcn?inr %rwm5f u?q; Ram. -4 Arising, birth. -5 Approaching a ing. woman for sexual intercourse. 3nri%5*, aninfJr^ a. [ arr-nn fam mil Southern ( Agasti D. ; 2. Very deep or unfathomable also ). -2 Coming very the future tune quickly, [sHW^ffi ^R-ll] A house, ; plant. 6 A. To approve, agree or 3ttij^ assent to, promiie to pronounce the see below. 3Tt amrrg^r a. [ an-irn-jysr P. III. 2. 1 Coming, arriving" -2 Future. 154] ( 3RWIW 3TRf%cT T .tigiir. Wnfil a. Drooping, till new [ Jit: simonfjfif !j P. V. 2. 14 Sk. : w aft is Fault, offence, transgression; Si. 2. 108, 1. 61 WTir^i- R. 11. 74; N. 3. 52 ; Recitation 1 of the secret suggestion. solution. anijifa^o. [arra^-ifa] 1 Perform- ing or pronouncing the .dgur; IT. >??far ^f ^^tioffliwimt 3?r"T(ff i^ Sat. Br. -2 Resolute, industrious. STHp;^ a. ( tft/. grpj;: (/. ) to Belonging 37^ ) Si. 4. 52. ) An agreement, ( ; Amaru. gr HIT in "afi- sinmf)^ ^m recitei ( arftr* ). Belonging to th arirftsi ( -2 One who ^ftmrr. conversant with wfjretf or is who the priest 315^ TV. ] 1 criflcial or The kindles the place arjftx flre where the ), a- sacred five is kindled. -2 The duty of the priest who kindles the gacrcd fire. HT Care of the sacred fire, -at The priest who kindles the tacred fire. arrcnirnr a. -ft jfiw. Being within the an- The 1 fire within the 3ruff. fire-place within the armmairjfTH^ o- Belonging to theprient -2 The who kindles the sacred fire. spur The pUoe for the fire. P. vi. arrsfo a. [ wita iifw 3rr 3. 28, VII. 3 22] Belonging to Agni and Indra. Belonging to Agni; fiery. -2 Offered or consecrated te Agni ; Y. 3. 287. -3 Similar to flre ( as an -4 Increasing the fire in the stomach *t.imulating digestion. -5 Kindling the fire ( as ghoe &o. ). -6 Belonging to Agn&yt --7s I An or K4rttikeya.-2 epithet of Skanda N. of Agagtya. -J N. of a country. -4 A worshipper of Agni. -5 An pro- mise. 3TTlt 1 P. 1 tain To sing to. -2 To ob- by singing. [ by singing. arjngv^ ?^ Referring 37*7 southeast quarter (presided over by of a month Agni ) -3 The first day which in presided ovar by (stfa'jRn^ -i ). ] Belonging he sacrificial fire. The lunar mansion 1 called Krittiki. -2 Gold. -3 Blood. -4 Lac, the red animal dye.-5 Ghee. A missile presided over by Agni. A Manira used in the worship of of Agni. -9 Agni. -8 A descendant -6 -7 body ( ircwWfr^PT ). -10 A SR>e, a kind kind of worm. -Oomp. of insect which flies into the fire. 3XTOT = ] of The Dakshina or belonging to money arm^tSTM^' ways a gift given to Brihmanai. 91$ 35; P. IV. to flre, 1 The to Agni and Vishnu. -2 Containing the word si jnftw ( as a chapter srwiisr, or section srj^w ) w- ^ffi nrt Mil. 3. 11 ; 41. 43. -2 S>'n. -3 ift to Bathing by applying sacred ashes Belonging or referring to Agni and Pushan ( aa an oblation ). I to Svaha. offering or oblation N. of the wife of Agni. -2 the a^or ] 3TniTtOT3r ; Agni ; a. Obtaining WTO 211] A languid, engaged in business the return of the cows. * [ WUS-WIJte" On. 4. 1 -2 Obtaining by singing. ff siiirsfi^: -r] One who ; wpj^-ff P- P- Repeated (as an exclamation &c.). -Sf -J Exertion, re- dejected, sad. *flra rites ). a. Belonging to the ] I HW, 1 /. sacrificial JT place. -iftftr^fr a agallochuui ing, arriving. 3THTT: OiJ-ar?.] The day of covered room, ; small lizard. -qrg: setting a house on tire. -cjri1N; a> &n incendiary. vjs : 1. smoke coming out from a house. -}. N. of a 1 Relating to JTRnTrftijiT |nrrf) [ 3tTf?Wn?(T Belonging to Agni and Marnt beofferings &c. ) ; so arrfirfWr longing to Agni and Varuna. insect). rWcs>ra^f5T^r Hnima. -2 Impend- moon -Oomp. ( fig. Difficult to obtain. 34|J||{ dwelling ; or gladly. arnrrf^^T a. ( gfr /. 1 ; ^i Coming, future eRwwnirrf*rfrsrjK.46.-2 Impending, arriving. -3Learned,vereed in theory ig-nrc^rirrwiir M. 3. -4 An intruder. -5 Having an augment. a- sraN: ] T? -2 Pertaining te f^nriT ) "aji^qr^ W^: Mb. -3 Originating froia the plant Agasti Qrandiflorum. -?c1:, &&( I The descendants of Agaiti. -2 Persons of tbeir race ( iffa }. wnwrnrf a. Connected with Agaatya I wrm? feet', the ; Sastrag. I^R:] Readvantage of [snrw^ fo.- a. [ 3jir(?1*H^ Dk. 120. -2 R. given to the ; (opp. T'r at or fire-place. 3Tor ] lating to or V To be dona 3TW ] 4. C aw^3^ < A Bribmana 66] entitled to seat at a dinner. al- occupy the foreraoit 204 Soma libation mure; ] The I Agninbioma of *gni -3Th fom time of the sacrifice __ oYr An oblation con?itting of first fruitf ; eeo Wiciw. -oj An oblntion ( oi-siiling of first-fruits nt the end of the ruiny season ( arrfaift ) jfcwr . Ait. Br. ; attachment, 8. Malli. on Ku. ; 5. 7. annonn.ee *ffrif?nrt, act aifi)^!?. on a tatior or drum. weep bitte'ly. bnafrr: Culling our, invocation. 3TrsfroT-orr A proclamation, po"Vi- continually, announcement lio 3?nmof insisting Dk. 176 alro -4 Favour, pa ; tronage.-5Snrpassing,surmonntiug. -6 Moral power, courage' WTirftviT Favour, patronage, help. STUnrTTOTt [ = WJf root-am ] N. of swim, Hariv., Bk. 14. 77. -2 ( as ejes ) ; Kn. 3. 38. * 5? pjid ltltt 22 P- IV. 3. ??, on th "friofntfJiftm The month ] 50] To be moon day in inif. full tnft of yf p. iv, 2 Sprinkling (in general). -2 Especially sprinkling clarified butter upon the fire at certain aacriflcs. -3 Ghee, 3TT?Y3r a. Qlowing with fart The with the appro- mdow- mnti of land conferred upon hmanas 1 ifi ; To mw -2 o. 1 imr>ramit Ki. The red Moving, shaking, itrik- Friotion . contact. ' $oi Rubbing, friction, strinking against iraW5ItWHHr. a rft.ft?!Ji: Si. 12. ft^^^^tr^fvf^ 64; A tfr Wr^Tf: brush, rubber. [ STi-f^sfH ftqjiTi ] I Kill- sumetimes used as an adj.). -2 & musical instrument -3 A cymbal or rattle. -4 Boundary, ing, strikicg limit. -5 N. ( O f a plant ( 3?<j W t ). Musical instruments. See under siu^. TO./. : r: - alond, declare. I of 1 To proclaim, cry -2 To praise. -3 To ; Bk. ( as flowers ). Smelling. -2 Sa- mnl. 3TfftrfT ^T/- ( Descended ) ; i ^1 arfrV-' [ail* WI?-3T<*1 L ^J Praise, - hymn. 2 A. I To speak, ansTT^r^; nounce, declare, teacb, tell, relate, communicate, say, narrate (usually with dst. of person); 3*v..sng?rnr^<*> R. 5. 19, 12. 55, 14. 36 Ms. 4. 59, 81 M. 5 ^TTT^miA^ arr^sfft Mil. 2 sometimes with ace. a?vt ; ; ; ; Bv. f^nr^s-R^r -2 To 63 say to or adname, call, Bay 51^ ^fw 1. ; -3 To divine, un H f ^fwr^B M. 4. -4 lienpeak To make known, acquaint, introduce to. -5 To look at. iuspett ( Ved. ). 3Tra^j[ m. [ Up. 2. 120] A learned man. iJTrr 3Tr9^ff\r Sat. Br. ; p. /'. -2 1 Smelt, soented, Sur- -3 Satisfied. mounted, surpassed. ntjTT tabor. A musical [ Till the fourth ^ T5T*r ffff generation ftgTTT* ; VIII. 1. P. 158k. tisfaction, ialiety. Vt^T^: Aparoirga. wr as the bead Smelt 1 SatiHfled. against, *f, ) instrument, Bra- 17. 38. A 3To[ ] ; srranr strikes with the strike -2 To move. wnr^*- a. Moving. ; no^e ? player from or referring to Angiras- -wt I N. of Brihaspnti, son of Angiras Ms. 2. 151. -2 Descendants of Angiras (pi.). -3 A particular Snkta or hymn in the Alharvaveda. -4 The soul. -5 A Kshatriya by will of Brahma and by profession. dress. I 12. ). 3mrf 10 P. touch %mj ff ] 1.4. -3 ( Fig. ) To attack, devour, seize npon ; wmrmg"nnr^r^ Dk. 6 JOT'UErnwaT'WTllG, smitten, affected Mai. 5, 29 ; Bh. 3. 104 {ifsfji. One who aruiHr^HT] sf^rffawi To smell, smtll at Me. 21. -2 To kiss, touch ( swmit [ ajffit, ; A ; arrnn) sun. 1 P. wirrtT priatta to himself an 3Tff5K( clarified butter. [ ht at or endowed with splendour, having r>plendid wealth. touched. ee about, 1 3Trer?: ; stellation called ?jn?iTw. tossing Rolling, whirling round, swimming. 3TTO '0 p - or Caut. To pour down upon, sprinkle. the month of nrftfi. off 1 The full moon day of niiftftf Tra*rr wnrffTfrnr nr^ Sk. -2 A purticuUr kind of Ptka-yejna -3 N. of a con- To roll W^ofo 3Tt*TT^ 3f: titudo of fire-brands, charcoal. nqmu'reTflt ; 1 A., 6 P. I To roll, stag. toss about; whirl, s ^ 3**t ) Mk. 5. 27 ; ; persistence, Bodily, corporeal .-2 Gesticulated I expressed by bodily actions Pt. 5. 1 NaihaHha I to canse to sound. ; To seine, take hold of, catch. -2 To draw tight ( as the Wins ) S. 1 v. I. -3 To persist in. I WTirg-; Seizing, taking. -2 Attack. -3 Determination, strong 9 U. To make a noise, -2 To proclaim, publicly. -3 To complain P. or Caui. 10 first- the at -2 A sacrifice. Hstn. -4 To make oneself audible. sr STJT ^w^i y i WSST-Z^ a One who ] arr^jj; 4. 1 lick, Bv. 4. 38 ; ; liok up, ajr^mfir 13. 20. -Caut. Ms. to the ping. -n A prince * A deli- sip, wo^ -3 To abosrb country of the Angas. of the Anga country. cate body. TO I ; ; ; 6u, 5. 139. -2 To rinse the ( with instr. of the thing ) ; Bodily, corporeal. -2 ( In gram. ) Relating to the base ( sw). -3 Hav-4 Relating ing liniba or parts. minor personages in a drama. -5 Belonging to a portion of the Vedas. -6 Produced or born in the ( wr^mf* D. 61. goad P- I a small qnantitly ) Ki. 7. 34 frRWfn? ^rft drink lap, wr%?l Ms. 2. mouth Ms. 2. dry or drink up, ^(WT'^ 5^ * R To cause to sip water; 3. 251, 5. 142. 3TT=gnri Rioaing the mouth, sip 1 srrsrRsf Rinsing the month, sipping water before religious ceremonies, before and after meals &o. from the palm of the band;qrprai !qn'T nwt Y. 1. 242, 195 (part of the water J^ ] Produced sipped being usually allowed to drop down ). -2 The water used for rinsing the mouth. -3 Gargling the ruler throat. 3TMI*' O. An -2 A ( tfif/. ) [3% 3RT^J H*: in the aft country ; of that country. 1 eft inhabitant of the Angaconntry. rnler of that country. [3iTfiat>^3TiJ Occurring in or being familiar withaiT^ijr ( chiromancy or the know, ledge of lucky and unlucky marks on the body ). JT A work or 3TT*rf%*I The water used A for sipping. -2 spitting pot ( Mar. fhr^pT? ). arraiT*r*r pot. p. Used for rinsif Water used for ing the mouth. mouth ; a gargle. and ejectI Sipped 'ur^ft }>}> ed as water. -2 (Actively used) One rinsing the 205 if* ; A A 3TraV37 spitting pot. arm K. 5T3' ) =sncqr*rfar: Mb vrw s?r* - ^rn, ff%. -2 To actor sofctrf, fffir, behave towards w wig TW. B. ( with 1- 79; loo. ) ; *reit amrrftww- ftfiri Vop. -3 To act, proceed, manage (without loc.); ars^taf an" Ms. 2. 110. -4 To treat ; 5* Chan. 11 ; srfir*nfa Sk. ; Ms. 8. 102- -5 To observe formality V. 2 ; A Mv. 2. ; -6 of conduct ). of the first -Oonrp. aVif twelve sacred books of the jainas, (j? one of the four classes of the -7 Diet. Tantras ( rule ( title with Buddhists ) --^fa: 7.-6Tocome 3Tf *t ^1'a jCTi BT. 8. '25. 6. -7 To step upon, about: pass through, wanderover or a lamp [ wrTTO^: of religions customs', title of work. -2' a lamp waved about a person as a formality and token of auspicious frequent, resort to, follow smoke as -ijJmsuf inhaling a customary rite (as of the sacrificial R. 7. 27 ; Ku. 7 82 ceremony ) a. purified by customary ob5 the nsnal formality ; S. near, approach (Ved.) ; R- 4. 44 =fa!3H!$f flf- 1 I- ' ness. ; ; also. tual preceptress. ob- 3Tr^T< 9f?r<W^ S. 4 ; arf^nrwrmmT crnr'n- asraiti^ adviser or preceptor at. a sacri&o. -6 An epithet of Drona. iff A female preceptor, a spiri- R ! 140, se 2. An ; Any customary (a) icrw ^ fice servance or duty ; jm ; sr -5 pst S. 1- ff^?f i -3 One who propounds a particular doctrine. -4 (When affixed to proper names ) Loarned, venerable (somewhat like the Roglish Dr.). -5 m w ^ awmtw f ; ; ' form' ' as a formality ; M. 4 ; see ^TI, "ani l>elow 1 39,12. praotiserudene8s;f|F<JRV. 5. 20, 1. 17 . 22 Y. 3; *r**r?%f%?Fnf Ms. 5. 156 65 ; (5-3: ^ WSft Ms. oft as tha first member of com p. in the sense of 'customary' 'usual', ' ' as is the custom ', according to 1 P. 1 To act, practise, gjpgr^ exercise ; do, perform, undertake, S. 1. 25 ; T^?R in law) 56; Ms- 1. 109 tute or precept (opp. Skilful in collecting or <* ( ^qsii^ ; collection, heap, plenty. gathering A -3 custom, usage, practice frftnj^f T wr^r*: irtT^afiWTMs. 2. 18 ; Y. 1. 342. -4 An established usage, fixed rule of conduct in life, customary law, insti- *T pot.p. To be rinsed. water used for rinsing arrant 1 Collecting, gathering. -2 dw ; 4, 3. 1.65. ) Y. 3. 322. o. Ringing the month. f general ). -2 A spiritual guide or preceptor, holy teacher (one the who invests a boy vith sacred thread, instructs him in the Vedas &c. ) ; 31 ifa 5 p ? of conducting oneself good conduct ; ?t. 5. 40 ignorant of the ways of .he world. -2 Good conduct or bohavionr Bg. 16 7 ; Ms. 1. 109, 5. hai rinsed bis month or tipped water. -3 Fit for sipping. in gipsrW [^"n***] ' si PP The -2 month. water, rinsing the water or fom of boiled water (Mar. who -Conrp. TTtW'f waiting upon or serving tho spiritual preceptor. $n whose preceptor his god. -tfrifrw is a. [3irvflftrw ft fnsr delighting the preceptor. vederable, honourable. arrarra'lf a. Originating from a P. IV. 2. 101 spiritual preceptor . ; Vart. % teaching ( Instruction, tuition, lessons &c. ) ; jjwaTort 1 S^sj* f^wnrr^r^ ?il: R- 12- 78 ; 3<Mi<S3? ftsrr^ wr'U'raTT^Trfl^ Mai. 1. 26; Bv. 4. 37. -2 The proficiency of a spiritual teacher. f^The srr^T&Tr, office or- profici- ency of a holy tehcher. an^rnrpft 1. 49 Vart. [nirf-f%*wqf] ] P. VI. The wife of an or holy preceptor ; ; K. 173. -8 To have inter- Ms. 11. 181, 190. -9 To devour, eat into, corrode. -10 To s^pnwtf?? help forward, pat into course with ; ; ?fa Kftty. ( arr^rnr rules of conduct. fccrnt srisnft ) Practising, doing, 1 per- forming, following, observing; tn$*, &o. -2 Conduct, behaviour 1. 4 ex< 'KuTs N. sf"R5 ; ! ample ( opp. precept ) Ac. -3 Usage, practice. -4 An inrite or rule of conduct. -5 stitute Approaching, arrival. -6 A chariot, ; ; arr^faw, srr^ pot. p. To be done, performed, followed, observed &c. ; fit, right. Done, observed, practised, as a rite or usage Ac. -2 Usual, customary. -3 Enjoined, fixed by role. w 1 Conduct, behaviour. 2 One of the five means of recovering or paving back debt Me. see also Bribaepati quoted by 8. 49 STT'af^fT.P'.P- fyrsr ( "* P'- ) showered grain customarily upon a king or other important as personage as a mark of respect ( when he pasees through the streets fried of his capital ) B. ; -tffar a. 1. irregular, who has outcast, 1. 10. flrfsrfr, out of rule. -2. renounced customary observances. -%^V all [ 3TT5rr- %?tw] 'altar of religions customs,' N. of .dryavarta, the, sacred region of the jlryas. 3TT rTt^ <* Well-conducted, vir12. 126. tuous 1 ! ; M. amnfTSf wnm-s^ a- [ ] Conform- authorizRules for the able to rule or practice, ed, prescriptive. preservation of regimen, health ; Eull. [ or eaten Den. P. To move oneself, to move 5 3TN% heap up, spread ; 1 To accumulate, -2 To load with, 1 P. , collect. cover or fill U or extend towards. with, cover fcdft*lf%H0$l Bk. over, 17. 68, 14. 46, 47. 3TTf%W P- P- 1 Fl |ed with, covered with Ki. 1. 36 loaded > ; ; W^-ml ^S. 1 w -4 Spread, diffused. ] I A teacher or preceptor Ku . ). ?T: 1 A cart- load. -2 ( a. aiso ) A measure of 10 Bhftras or cart-loada (80,000 Tolas); 4 . 3Trreri7T3f equal to ( aft/- )i P- V. 2000 palat. a>ri%cfiTT a .1. 3. 53-4. Holding, or being equal to, ,or cookto an Achita ; ing a quantity cqu*l Following established customs. r?F N. of a plant 35 ); gems -3 Collected, accumulated, heaped. -J' A measure [ 5*iRfT I manner of action o strung, woven; ^rp R- 7. 10 ( v. 1. for wfi 7. 61 ; inlaid, set ( as with hygiene, diet. ; ; duct, behaviour, Devoured ' into. *f carriage, cart. arr^rffrr, servances, 13. -5r?t differerencn by the customapostate, as, -ifttf ary law. fallen from established usages or ( in g. 55 <3 *rt 206 Snction, locking up. 1 -2 Sucking on. -3 ( In medic. ) Application of capping-gUnes to the kin. 10 P. grpevJI^ To cover 1 in ( *rr*m nrTff'Jf<w Mb. -2 To hide -3 To clothe, ; mous or ; From birth. - Vtl. 1 A cover, coveringsheath "ftwJT an arrange /. -2 A ment made ; means for for defence, a covering. From or arnr^T -*H ind- e\-v* ) Cloth, clothes Coveting, concealing. ( <*> sjr*:??!?-*) arrfsr^ Covering, concealing, ' hiding. -2 A covering, sheath. Cloth, clothes qTrarenqprrc&i -3 Y- ; -4 A mantle, cloak &o. -5 -6 The wooden Disappearance. frame of a roof. Covering, conceal- W3fifip3C ing ; S. 1. 19. N ^: a of - tree 3^^ fa- ind. U- 7 away, To out ' ever or effjoymftnt of *m ; Sjrftiffci! take out, Mb. -5 To remove. -6 To extract, draw or poll off. Wl^^t. -if* I Catting off, -2 away by sion. afl-^jjf^ET a. I (Ved.). creation. the creation ( aa gods &c. ). god from the very creation. ~^: a gMI^N ( a. ; -2 Scratched. -3 Irritated. Making a noise with the finger-naila by rubbing them on one 1 A =ifia ).-2 horse-langh. atr^jnMfK 1 A scratch with a finger-nail. -2 A hone-laugh. another ( Or.'.ck'ing the fingers. Hunting, chase. v d ( aft / A - ( iff /. ) as a horse ). Of good | -2 Of noble undaunted. q t A ; arnfrrej: A beggar, one who earns his livelihood everywhere. for driving. a. 3TT3T Coming sr^-sTor [ from, belonging to duuod by goats. -ai 1 ) or Ghee A -5f: clarified gj-. 5 a[ or provulture. -2 butter. ] A flock of goats. to Siva'g bull. ajaynra or the chapter in the Rushing upon, fighting, attacking. Up "<* knees: the to III. 3. m-f. [ 108 Vart. combat -, H ^: [f$T ^ 5 3T^?irwt, ar3T-?or ] A 1 B- 12.45. ; ; P. battle, fight, -2 A snf-Jr 5rr5rJ fighting or or f vn^ , tive. -Oomp. race-course. ning for a way ( m. ). -6 -7 A buse, invec- sjjr, $tj a. prize. the goal P. in a Ved. -2. 1. runmaking" a ^ To conquer, a. ; a 1 3n^/-> ^Rj; / 1 Working without wages. -2 A servant working without wages. -3 Doomed resi- dence in a hell. -Caw. ( ^rreirf^ ) 1 command, direct. -2 To notice, perceive. To An sn^T&t /. command; ;r messenger sTT^rr order, injunction, bearing a message, S. Z. ; 1 [ 3TTTTt-3^ ] rof?r IrVrft* ; command An order, vr^o^tKu. 3. 22. -2 Permission, allowance. -Comp. -3igr, -a Conqnering.-2 A a. obedient, submissive. obeying or executing orders, K^ a obedient. (-T V. 3. 19 being the obedient servant; aRTiWt iH'fir nf^r^rq' T^firrsrTMu. 7. 16 subjection. Tcj; - win, stquire. boa ; road, ) war. i%yi fighting. Ved. victorious in battles. 1 (IT a" , ^ to run with or against coy one for prize. -3 Battle-field, place for running level race-course, ground ; srefio^nlh- 5*nwraw ^rfr Ve. 3. 9. -4 Limit, a?*r 5^=5 A livelihood. t. p. 1 To bo practised profession ). -2 Fit for or affording a livelihood. -3 Habitable, Ms. 7. 69. fertile ; Y. 1. 320 f A means of subsistence. as order, assure. or instant ( m. Havinga particular kind of beggar Tr^J^r q^rsft running match An A 3Tr?TT 9 f To know, understand, learn, obtain information, ascertain, B. 18. 26, 16. 84. T3nj^ B slating I reed. good of that country. anfT : f a ' Belonging to or produced in the country of arsra'ts ( or aiJtHR ). CT: ( pi. ) The kings 3CT3T3^T o. 1 ( 1 boundary. -5 ] Throwing. WTSTSR [ 3T3Ht Ved. a. of ; ?g?rr: n S'abdak. r: Profession, means snbistence. -2 ; tick ; ; 3TT3r'h%5iT well-bred horse with. CT subsist. srr^tw:,-^ 1 Livelihood, subsistir^TTsfV^'f 5fence. maintenance Pt- 1- 48 of. words Iik beggar. arrsnt^:/. I One giving birth, parent, especially a mother ( Say.) . -2 blended Mixed, ;3.t> by or mainhave tha use Ms. 10. 79 means exclu- Cutting a little. -3 Tnking force, anatohing away. to ; of livelihood. -2 Profession, the r%means of maintaining oneself w: A Jaina ^g- ^-iTT'Tiranntr: S. 6. -itid. birth, fearless, ; Situated From the time of the -Oomp. ^ a. born since breed tr^ siri^TW in *P'* notwithstanding, my words. -4 of, To cat off, exclude irafwssfrww as words) Of;rv?T] tain oneself with i ( a. birth-place. -2 Birth, doacont, species ; -2 To snatch away, tear from, take away; ^rra'tf rssi^ir^t fHf?trnif^g srf% H: Ku.2.46; Mai. 5. 28, 8. 9; Dk. 99 .-3 To disregard, take no notice of bo in- in a court-yard. 1 P. To live birth. 3TT5frT: [sn 31?-^^.] 1 Birth, ori gin. -2 Generating causa (said to bo n. also in these two senses ). ir 1 or off cat in pieces, break Liable to 7T: (p'-) near the court-yard. a. Belonging to or pro- Birth, descent. tear, takes, N.of a short Kuntapa hymus in the Aitaroya Brahmana. -Oomp. -g*fT<m! N. of a plant ( tha leaves of which are fragrant from their Qrst appearance). since < '*r vestigated. section of th Mrgrfra:/. Birth, origin. 3Trvgrr: 1. 82. High birth or origin, well-known origin. ajTSf'isT ; ; who One Siva. -2 1 The how of strong bow like that of Siva. STT A 1 ; battle. a. Ambitious, 3Trf3nrr<| wishing to excel or surpass. ; 207 Mo. 22. -2. rebellion, disloyalty. a. obedient to commands. 3. : wn 9$ ] A bind ans^T [3T?*57 w^ w, si 1 ( N. of !] The 311511^ of act A observing, = 3TRnm ?^WK : Saakara.) com- 34I3IIM* a. Giving orders, a 3ire mander. -2 Making known. a. ansrrPK N ] of coinp. . the in know- ful ; ) ( A kind 1 [3Ti-3i^-?or ] bird ( 3KiR very truth%$Tq^r also written arrfj). gol^rff^: Vt-; jrrg^-fJT^^wrg-^ ( b ) Mixed with, watered w'.th of - 3!Mft, an-arj-WT ] 1 Clarified butter, ghee 3ii*-4tift3r S. ^|j [ ; 1. 15 from f 3 *fin). -2 like the often distinguished is ( it ; flwIcfrrRtst *f i^ ^Crwff far ; =ft ] Able to wander, besffr A voyage or journey. woman fit to go out ( 3?gqjTTtT7 Tl''TOf^fi*iHl Sankara ). ari: 3T, KISJ ( & m tte ing an 'JflV I MW S&mavediu. pi. ) ; Hr,- ( consumer of the clarified OT-p-^ 3^2^ thorns, arrows extraction and the like ]J direction. -2 Swelling, spreading, Prov. expanding, puffing ; said also of clouds, vr^iffT: Si 3 - 74> Pt ! rrrr of from the - %$*$ ( - : in the belly ). 3JTisrr: [w-H-lft. 3K=U body. 1 P- ( srt3/S, 3?niy, 3?tr(T ) t To lengthen, stretch, extend. -2 To make straight. -3 To regulate, bring or draw into the right posibone or leg 'f^Ttdf^ftu 0rf* Sur. set ( an a ) ; ^F- artOT Setting ( a bone or log ) bringing into the righc position by stretching, bending or drawing. -Sirai a. ( vi f. ) [ 3T3TiT<#(-3?or ] Anointing or belonging to ointment. f 1 Ointment, especially for the or ;T: N. of Maruti eyes. -2 Fat. ; Hanumat arroganace. -2 3TT^for'a. 56 ] Show ; rneans.exter- appendage ftrR'TT 57 -4 Commencement. -5 Fury, anger, K 114- -6 passion ffitapmhTOCta The rearing Happiness, pleasure. -7 ; ; Bv. 1. _8 The eyelid -9 A drum ueed in a battle. -10 ( Hence ) A. charge 4. musical instruments < the din or uproar of the battle. and kneading the body. lonnded by Rubbing -Camp. dram. arrara: " e wno at wre^-vrf^B^ HIJ* a. [ P. III. 2. ] Pecoming ricli or eminent. wig^r Opulence, wealth. 31TTJIfj a. [aioj^r ^Tf 31^] LOW, n? ^ ^ small. ( /. ) Exceedingly Exceedirg smallneas or 4r beats 8 a- Arrogant, proud. m a [ 37y=tTs'rr:rt Bearing or Ct to beat Panicnm Miliaoeum ). grrror: m. f. [ 3^-515 flrflf f t sTT eT^TST - qr ^5? ] ( j^ Ann ^] Tha pin of the axle of a cart, the linch-pin. -2 The part of the leg I knee 3TT37 3jwr3l*la^mOTriSri'm Sur. ). -3 Tb corner of a house. -4 A boundary, limit. -5 The edge of a sword. Born from atfg a. [ % *? SRor ] just above the (_ 1 rt An epithet an egg ( as a bird ). r I of Hiranyagarbha or Brauihi. A multitude of eggs, brood. -2 Scrotum. gV( Ved. ) The testicles-Oomp. from eggs. -ar a. liorn a bird or a serpent. Of a bird. ( -^ ) the (-5T:) body Ved. A testicle. Bearing eggs. ; - Ointment, especially for the eyes. -Comp. ^jrfir a woman who anoints or prepares ointmnnta. MtgifHipf taftwmirior P. V. 1. 128 ] That which is used to prepare ointmenti. [ HI. 2. The means of jft/. ) [ P. Soxnal enjoyment infwior, vile in a particular position; ; of clouds and of elephant* ( Enriching. eniiching, wealth, prosperity. sf* A 3?t3r>r: loin*. minnteness. as a sign of attack. ing of a trumpet 3rf| ^r Pride, 1 3jr^ a- striving to get ^ftf ! meiif nal Partial STrerif TV. Snr.-3 Abundant.copi- *mr: [ arrssfl opulent. Tsr ] a convulsive or rheumatic palsy of the ball. Pride, self-eoncoit,arrogance;*rT3 I T or majesiie proudly, in a stately as a stageused frequently manner, -3 Flatulence seas. ; *irt ^rft:'sea of clarified butter', one of the seven tion A ij- a. [ art^f % H^: w ] Descended from a rich family. ^^ "(ft/. ) ["PS* arr^:^?] once wealth. I the sons of Pnlastya and the ancestors of the Vai*ya order STTOTJ S^r: Mb. ; Ms. 3. 197-8. Wr?fr a vessel orjdish to hold clarian epithet of fied butter. ! Agni ; arafa^: ons.-Gomp. : butter ).-2. a gcd, deity. The leapSTTfr^f OT^l-53?. ] a calf so of sjials^. motion ing f service OrRsifaS^! ) ; arriSwTgtfrewNir.-4 Turpentine. -Comp. a hymn to be recited by a ( trr: ft ! ^T ?l? TT^* 3TT3!R*irit f^j^irrmszRi^t i%4iw n- -3 N. of a sort of chant or religious $r ?l^ ). , In a wider sense ) Oil, milk &c. need instead of clarified butter; beak of the bird ants ; -2 a A sort of fish. T-Oomp. 513:, surgical instrument used in 'bloodletting ( so cillod from its being ing. member Pt. 3. 9 fT?q ; Bam. anf^: Perceiving, with instr. or as the last ly, sw ; ; south. Ordering, commanding. srrsfiTJr 1 woodman, inhabitant One of forester, a of a forest. -2 A pioneer. -3 the sis kinds of armies. : cooking an 4dhak ; [OT-tit-^-^ TV.] 1 wealthy arrggTsrMsrsTwrifsN Vr}t%WfBt^T Bg. 16. 15 ; Pt. 5. 8 Ms. 8- 169. - ( a ) Rich in, abounding in possessing abundantRich directs. perceiving ( arrSTH of seed of rice &c. ) arrjg- a. a tree, see Ved. One who orders or arr^rrg; a. [ sif3r*it of insect, a kind of lizard. ft^tr 3T3l=nqn 3TTW VS. ] N. of Mirati. [ of. i the bands in supplication. j Folding A moasuco of -'gra^-. -^.gg; _^; = 64 Prasthas Drona a of the 4th = 16 Kndavae = ( nearly 7 Jb. 11 OZB. avoir. [arts^W^ i^J o. raft, a fioat. ) ; ^T | A kind of of kind fragrani earth. Ij'A sown with an Holding an -idhaka, mauy ( I Having eggs. -2 Grown up, full-grown as a bnll ). 3^ The Ved. 1 csed antithetically to u^, T^T, Jlf^afld then sometimes strengthened by the parti &c. -2 Then, further, oles 3??, 3, letter arr- <J. Afterwards, then j'genewlly ^ aleo, and ( wR^ > -3 Sometimes it the meaning of anoonly i trongtheni ther word or gives emphasis to an 208 SUTrT 3*nT=T I Spreading, penetrating, expanding. -2 Sight, view. wrar% o. Ved. [cf^-l^] Spreading; a door. pervading. ? 7 3TTa^ To-coagnlate, to cause to shrink or contract. wrew: i Disease, ] 1 3n-iT^'l5,fW MCKD688 of the body; aft ^rr cord or string An extended 1 Ved. ( ). -2 Long ex- blaze \ yr TTW radiate, heat, {inflame, to cause to glow. Toanffer pain, be afflicted ; to ; -pats. r rr w^r&rr fri%i n Y. 3. 245. -2 Fever. -3 Pain, affliction ( of the mind), disquietude; HngnUh, agony; To P. upon one-self. Ved. Heating ( anmfi^). inflict ( austerities ) artcf^a. /. Heat. 1. 49 ; S. 3, V. 3. -4 Don bt, -S Fear, apprehension; uncertainty. PKWKT 1. 63 fright, terror ; faMftT: B. Rata. 2. 2. -6 ; The loand of a dram or tabor. rnhspr 1 Causing to coagulate [or eardle,casting batter-milk into heated milk to tarn it. -2 Canning to contract in general. -J Curdled milk. -4 That which causes coagulation, a A rnnnet. -5 sort of whey. -6 Con* vey ing. -7 Gratifying, satisfy ing .-8 Casting away, destroying.-? Danger, calamity. -10 Speed, velocity. -11 Calcining, adding flux to metals infusion. -12 The flax so nsed. -13 Making fat. arm^ 8 U. 1 To stretch extend, over, overspread, cover ; fsnsrri^W" Wcjunmtftr Ki. 16. 15 pervade, Ki. 7. 25. -2 To spread, an; 0. 3. 12 ; Ki. arjRrt penetrate diffuse. r<prH tion. Ac. sunshine ; ; Light exposed to heat. -2 irnrra 'fft ^ B ^ D ' 3inir src>nn passing of the son's heat, sunset 3uaTR*r*nJT%H*fhrKr5 B. "1. 52. 3TvrT7; non-existence of the sun's heat, shadow. ;jf5i" -Comp. ; 6. 18, 7. 39 ; K. 176 ; Mai. 5. 9; 4. 31. -4 To bring to pass, effect, ( water &o. ) produced ^ri -w*7 by rain o. 3. B. 3. 70, 9. 15. gwjf a. dried in the sunshine. Bv.l. 85. ; [ 3ri?ffft3 f?iTT ); i): a. sunny Ku. ; particular rite, t he reception of it is a*foS place (also called 3?[frl^fE:). -Oontp of the t^q- a. being in tbe piaoe other's life ', ' ; . 8. 350-1; Bg. 1. 36. -2 Any one who commits a heinous crime, auch as a thief, raviaher,mnrderer,inoendiary, a felon &o. ; wflUt IRS;^ sj^rit tr^n?*shrr^ T? ftowffffiwi: Snkra N. '(rr, -e* murdering, stealng, destroying &e. im* -^fJarrrj excess, abundance. [ &fa$ <*$* Wf. ] convey to tbe other 3m7hrrf|riRtWI%n^ Br. Sut. STTTrt 31 $ 4? world ; " to Employed An Sbkthma epithet of tbe S'artra (in S4n. phil.) from its snr passing the wind in swiftness. i^ ] Ex[ 3Tfi3W tftf abundance, Urge quantity. arnty [ srfasw HW: arw ] Being 3m?5T^ cess, a universal ruler ( aiftg ) raf *> a ftl Evening, growing dusk. m. Destroyer of enemies or giver of wealth. BoshangBra. Vei. [a-g-^,] I Caring on, hastening towards. -2 rying off : W?T5 ( 6 1. 5. ind. Very near. [ air fTJ:^ ] N. of a bird, Falco Cheela ). VTTrfr^T s?H, vr A )ij ; a kite, Compounded with *nd. and $ : To D. push, strike, pushing, pricking. -ere? A musical instrument; U. 15. 8. 34, 88 ; 7. t fr^ W, 3^-^T] > Hurt, injured. -2 Suffering from, FI ( -* Injuring, de- B. N. of a de- . falcon ) stir up. a. Ved. Striking, f One ; t 3TiW^( ^ )$$ [TRfi* wr^] Superfluity, shine. stretched to take au- endeavouring to kill some one a desperado irj- *r nt& . 3TTfrT?Rrr o. ( *7/. ) (logram.) Connected with wia^jr q. v. 3TTgT1 _^rc CR sacrifice. spur on, . Sflaw TV. ] is Somn sacrificial brought tojthe 16. 77. Tf8/IT = reception, hospitality ; tnrrTJrstjfSr^i A ?rttrwa/r*rqf<*rH B. 1. 58. -2 to sunshine, Exposed Sunny. a. Ved. Being in the sun- Spread, extended. -2 stretched (as a bow-string); R. 1.19; 3*r stretched out on the bow;11.45, whose bow Hospisn ( 3f%Trras^, arrms'jr fftrt &cA guest. STT 1 Hospitabt* a. I or "I 5 !.] guest &c. structive (fj%*)- N. of Siva. ; - Mr. Ms. . 64. smxp-p- i[ as a parasol ) ; 3>rr3 accomplish, do, perform; a^rflnTtrCT K. 57; HT^T -5 to illuminate. -6 To take hold of seek to attain. -7 To assume a hostile attitude. -8 To stretch ( as a bow. ) ar% [anail^^r^, ^-^] of silk or leaves used *, mirage. an umbrella ; Mr. ^ Hospitality 3Tfffcra. anfet^flf^ 3. 18 ; 2. 60. Cr ; ; tbe rites of hospitality. ; R. 2. 13 tfranrrrfirenira M - l2 77 ;n^a Bs. 1. 11. 10 ; *s$ Me. 108 ; firorcrqi: Ms. 4. 69 the morning sun 38 ^rR;rrf^t?: Si. 14. w^sij ; Mb. exposed to the sun -3 To cause, produce s*v.nr*lftr Causing pain or afflicHeat ( of tbo sun, tire 1 ), Hospitality if when srrenT a. Ved. U. -2 ; S. 1. table, proper for a 8TTH? 1 5. 31. Proper for, or suited to, a guest, intended for a guest 3rrr5r&T: WWfTt fifir^mr arrffPT: [ er^-i5^1 tension. [ imwrfr stretched. ig Kn. Ved. One whose bow i. interrogative proaouo like 3, P. afflicted; R. 12. 32 ; HT, Tn^ or 4. 61. I. influenced or affected by, tormented, mind ), Kn. 4. 25 ; so B5T*r, &c. -3 Sick (in body diseased ; disabled, kind of bird. q. v. ( of. P. III. 3. 108 and Un, 4. 130). a. ( f f. ( Weak, ) [ arftftj ms= i Attentive to as a man ); wg1 guests, hospitable ( Ms. 4. 184,6. 77*; Pt. over-anxious ; Eager, B. 5. 2, 12. 25. feeble, 155. -4 1. M. 2. -5 incapable of doing f: 1 A patient, anything. V. 3 fering from a disease ; one suf- 41. ; Pt. 5. disease. ,-Oonrp. an hospitsl. ~ kind of -2 Illnegss, 209 ( takeu by & person when lick and giown hopeless of life ). wrg$ [ sjmw sri*: cs^ ] I A kind of fever. -28ickneig. amj^TP. To 1 An | An opening, hole. -2 open wound. wrareor To be 6 P. satisfied. satisfy. 1 Satisfaction, gratifica- -2 Pleasing, satisfying. -3 While- wishing the wall, floor or seat ( on festive occasions ) (Mii^R ) -4 The pigment used for the tion. above purpose. airjtv: A kind of tard spple tree. -eg tree, the cosfruit of the The 1 PTo pass through or -2 To cross over. -3 To oversome. -4 To enlarge, increase. 3,V over. .T ] fare for being -ferried over a river, passage-money, freight. 1 To be oroiaed. -2 wiwrJ Landing, coming to shore {( Ved. ). See ander <* 154, saiu to be from w^ to breathe also ] I The soci, the individual aoul, the breath, the principle of life a,nd H. ; 1 H. 4. 87 amr^ ID ( com- is pared to a river ). -2 Self, oneaulf ; mostly used reflex! vely for all three persons and in the singular number, maculiue gender, whatever be the gender or number in this sense of the noun to which rlrs'mwnft W rr I ufSvrrfsr *r H. 10. 60, 4. 35, 14. 57 U. 7. 2 rflsn refers it amm? aTrwr^sftT ; ; ; **- Ratn. S. gsffat A son; aimrr ^ jsTmnflrCare, efforts, pin. -1 5 The sun. her.-1 3 -14 -16 Fire. -17 Wind, air. mrnrq. last member of com p. used a the Ku. 6. 20 ; ; sometime* nsed ; also ; Si. 17. 19 ; ; 1. 1 ; KaneucB, natiue 8. D. bee ariw* Ms.l. ;- 15, 12. 24. -4 fjfjr?nr vtfilt -5 Charac- below. natural peculiarity. _-(J The temperament or disposition. -7 ter, The peiBon sidered as whole body ( conone and opposed to the or separate meinberr of r it j H^fHrwuif 9mi?ar Ms. r 27 ; tfatrj Vi - one's one's own course. own act. jjftr: "JTWT / a by cave, the tease of 'made or consisting of; see snwar. The form ?n^ is also found td be nred ; ajsni X*fi eHT* the Mo. W:, -mfW^ |v a snicide, a self-destroyer ; K. 174 ; aitmen ]. Gr. atmoi, -Camp. srahf a. 1 dependent oa oneself, independent. ~2- sentient, existing. ( -sf: ) |. a aon. -2. a wife's brother.- 3. the jejter or f?^s* ( in dramatic literature ). 313^g a. worthy of oneself; Ku. 1. 18; K. l.-'33. 3T3TH5T personal atten[ cf. dance R. 1. 88. -3T ; one sraTTTOt a to belong who pretends to than class higher own, an impostor, a pretender. snf^iJ a. self-counselled. ( -it ) a treaty dictated by the party wishbis it himself ; H. 4. wrw 121. ~i*& cock ( gflrhb, -2- a heretic. -^T: out to Kiaiielf II. calling crow. 1. ). a -2. -mwi sr:, a 80n I. -ITH^: ajif^ animal, greedly. suicide. -2. heresy. nwa. infta ^riT: 1. an of hiding place lair. ; m-, -3rrtT: ( -Jr*rwi, !THTfIT3FlTr i'inT =5T R. 5.39;n^?rRr?(rr39 "W5?5! 28. -2. Cupid. -3. a desoendant.-nr a daughter; ;j jit ftoritafw^TT *o. R. 13. 78 ; cf. =111 -3. the reasoning faculty, underOTI I. one'* own standing victory. -2. victory over oneself, I. . mm nrnm elf-denial or abnegation. 5^,^ who know* one himknowledge. -2. as m. a an ascetic or tftPt^ ), seeking spiritual knowledge; trmmrm ft%w self. firfar?* wwnft Ve. the supreme spirit; 92. -3. true wis1the true nature dom. of the soul or the supreme spirit. a -2. the highest thing. fr: a sage versed in the Ved&nta doctrine;. a. 1. striving to get knowledge ( 23. -2- selfpleated.deiighted in self; Bh. 3. 93; cf.Bg 5.24.-3TfRl ;j;"*.a fish supposed to feed on its young, or on the weakest of its species ; cf 3HF H?7 1. . wr p 19^ <wrtl Bam.-3Trw on mind, (ft) ent 1. self-dependence. -2- innate idea, abstract knowledge independent of the thing to be known. ?* a. self-possessed, master of self arrfft'WTr fff'^ra 3. 40. self-exaltation or elevation ; a. born or producSi. 2. 30. ed, from oneself. ( -7: ) 1 . a son ; R 18. 12. -2. Oajjid. -3. sorrow, p&tn. -Vf ) I a daughter. -2.- intellect. ( -3. N. of a plant ( nr?7ff ). -TTftii^ m. |. one who liveg by his own labour Ms. 7. 138. -2. a day-labourer. -3. one who lives by his wife ( Kail, on Ma. 8. 362 ). -(,. an actor, public performer. T conoeiit, proud. -2. loving 1. 14 ; the Supreme spirit only. 12.- 12 : own B. ; '5*1 3l|? OTT nar S. D. 6. /. ! course of the soul's existence. -2., ; Opan. ;U. ; is 777 K. 107 ; in ; ; Mb. pi. ; rfSn^T?r Hrr^ Ku. Mil. 8. ~3 Supreme deity and soul of the universe, Supreme Soul, Brabma in ; - ing W*"HT*!l Un. 4. [ 3 Kath. spoken privately (opp. TCTT -8 Mind, intellect tt^rngim<, H^rnm &o. -9 The 9. 66. . tree. sensation vitality, ooarage. -12 Form, image; STTMTTTHnJIV Kn. 3. 24 aiurain his cwo form 2. 61 ; TW^wnewt> .?. 6. 23 myself being implanted in. 3ff3 -Cam. To r.ndemtanding; cf .srrefr fl,WW5^ 4c. -10 Thinking f aculty.the faculty of thought nd reason. -11 Spirit, a. 1. self-executed, done by oneself -2* done against one'a own self. e JTir a. produced in one'a mind n"fr S. 1. iad. arid* fr^TTO ( -tf ) ( to oneself ) being considered to be *ever, plit, -2 To path open, open. 3ra^>i Pushing open, opening. 3T1T.P-.P- [an-j^-w] Pierced, pierce. cat. -of Ki. wsj, Imainexd, Brahma on r1r private affair, one's sage, 5rr*r 'f ! knowledge, knowledge of spiritual the soul Ms. 12. or 85, <m 51% a. self-satisfied, (-ft: /.). self?rrT: 1. self-sacrifice. satisfaction. -2. aoioide. mnN l.asnicide; 3mn?rrfr*')'r s?r5Ti^^'Tr3r'r: )f. 3. 6. -2- a heretic, an unbeliever. -*r"f bodysol f -preservation. -2|. a mirror ; snrrfwrwguard. TII^WT^ R. 7. 68. -^r* I. seeing m: oneself. -2- spiritual knowledge, true wisdom ; Y. 3. 157; of. Ms.12,91 Vcd. granting one's existence r . or life.-arHself-sicrtnCe, resigning Ved. corrnoting oneself. self -destroying. )tne soul ftfir< o. ^rr a tutelary deity. fretfnl. -2. 1. self-tormenting, %& . ; fat? a. baing ooastautly to greatly endeared suicide. in the heart, offering oneself sacrifice to the deity one who spiritual r>as a living a. f> ). fof seeks Prfr self-reproach. oneself. t(fsr constantly ( knowledge. -<mf^f a. on lost himself ( Ved. ). fr wh> "ha* tn*N. of a work elucidating tb 210 Upaniahads (consisting of 18 chap- 7. 43. -f*n%:,-ff3r, cognition of the onl ; self-consciousness. -1. title of an grPw. -wvr a. self-illuminated. abont the ausr^rg-; conversation tion. =frf.a. 1. ter* sjsfte; ). preme . spirit. own one's 1. kins- knowledge. -2. rnrj 1. exist- ence of the soul. -2- the self proper, peculiar nature. -3. the body. self-horn, nelf-CTistent. (-^j) ^o. ^fPT: ; ; 6- g. of -frTtw: account fr^r, : Atman in dwelling ftfwwmf Siva; S.7. 35- -4. Cupid, god of love Kn. 3. 70. -5. a son. ( -qj /. ) 1. a 4uff: self boasting, bragging. restraint. ^ a. Ved. dwelling in daughter. -J. talent, understanding. a. 1. self-produced peculiar, IJJT belonging to. -2- attached, devoted, faithful Ms.7. 217 (Kull=3m"35T)- oneself. ; ; (-*T;) I. a son. -2. Cupid, (-in) I. a daughter. -2. talent. ^TT 1. peculiarity, own nature. -2. h rahroa. KTWT a the o* portion mfrt| spirit. I. proud. w^f^rBnn soul, supreme spirit. jjjfr N. of n. the plant ( jnswr ). ^tfy un'vers*. VrRnj lacriflcing of oneself or himself. ( -m. ) a learned man who studies bis own nature and that of the soul ( of others ) to secure eternal felicity, one who looks -; " *%( as self all bei ni(a upon v. )q origin 1, 83 5. J5TT: ). ; Ki. K. 239. ??m^ - N. -2. self-pro- a: 3. 32, 17. the I. 1 production, birth, ^nm<7T>rwrr ; -w 70. 3. of a plant (fawfifg tection. ; Ms. 12.91. Ku. Mu. 3. 18. 34 19, hair of ; the tf^q> a. selfbody. -2. the beard. deceiver. -**frr self-delusion; self- deception. one's wvnr, TVT:, a. miaide. own will ; 5crr depending srjt Ms. 4. en 159 % 160. -Ui ) ! self-control, self-government. -2. one's control, subjection ( " ; to red ace to subjec- win over. 97? a. having couover self, self-prossossed, lelf- tion, trol rettrained. or Bone's rj^ m. ftsnr, sale of own I. itm oneself Ms. 11. 60. a wise man, sage as in liberty ; ; ?!taimiift^. -2. knowing one's own self ( family 4c. Si. 2. 116. ) -3.N.of Siva. fwtji ; of bsonl, spiritual ; internal or personal doubt. I- risk of life, personal -2 risk. knowledge knowledge ,Ms. W Be- I ] ; ; sentient. A sr : i -3 A A ] 1 gon. jester (in -2 A wife's dramas ). voice for oncaelf, one in which roots are two voices conjugated in Sunskrit. -2 The terminations of this voice. , w ( P. III. one 2. who 26 ] feeds Selfish, greedy his own self ) ; 3TT?inTRfr* r^rii^rart H. 3. 128. Bk. 33 2. ; 3nm*ar^, 3Ufflf*=n* Ved. Having a animated, alive. MTWnr^ a. [ SRWiS 13^ <m ^ ] I Self-possessed, possessed of selfsoul, Supreme self-respecting, respectable. -2. arrogant; -HfSi I. a brother; jjmr -2. self sufficient. Rijs" a. Ved. granting the breath of life -- jnr a, worthy of oneself, equal to oneself Ku. 3. 13. *i%V: a- llff: ; of toe wRr 37TW [ ; Pt. 1.361 to the best of one'i power. illusion. srFTf N. of a plant -2 ; a- longing to oneself, one's own ^f^vr ^rRffsftT: M. 4 on whose side is he ?. -2 Beneficial to onnself STRIT Bh. 5TVHggr1nr> Ki. 13. 69, 3. 16 3. 77 good, fit, suitable, appropriate ( ag diet &c. ). -3 ExisUnt, brother. wifiT^ H^n? ntoTTOTV Kn 2. 53, 3. 16. 5. 81. -2. N. of Vishnu. -3. of . i. eolf, or soul. (-r%:/-) I. "tate of the heart ; Ku. 2. 76. -2. action as regards oneor circumself, one's own state stance ; ftwnri^ ?ft K. 2. 33. -3practising one's own duties or occupation 5rr%:/. 1 one's own power or ability, inherent power or a. second including hime. himself and one more ;o himself witn two others &c. "f^rfYv: autobiography. self, or ; effort N. of Rrahma;*TOeiraffe-> I- ). inr. ( Oeed reflexively aw f*niWHl B. 8 51 thon .-thyself wrffr^r g^smrwrfTq- K. 293. It is oft compounded with ordinal numerals suitable, appropriate, ( as diet Ac. ). -3. own |T% . self. dramas oue'u i knowledge of d. self-exalta- existent, sentient. ( -T.: ) 1. a son. -2- wife's brother -3. a jester ( in 3rrmng: wg: scr 5: ;*ni 3nw>n / : mighty, powerful, good for oneself ; sftW: |. -2. strong. self-praise. sr$itiT -*ttf;t *HJ:> man 1 R. 3. 21, 11. 57, 17. 8. -2Cupid, god of love. -3. epithet of Brahmft, Vishnu, or Siva -4. the qnrrw^ ) ( -r ) a daughter. -2. understanding Supreme being |. intellect. ( Tjr i ed. self-possessR. 18. -2-^talented, intelligent : 18. fsf^:/- self-aggrandizemfnt. : restraint Mu. ; Ms. self delighted. ( -*sr ) the f^ a. I. one who kills his own onl ( neglects itg welfare Sec.). -2. a suicide, elf des- troyer. -3. a heretic, unbeliev8r.-4 a priest in a temple, a servant or nttendant upon an idol. CTST?, -jfeqr suicide. f$i a. beneficial to one- Composed, ; 2. 1. 108, 5. 43, 7. 52. oneself arrfu^ fTTH 45, 4. 41 ind Like ; V: ; 39 highest bliss. -2 o. wise 6. 19 ; R%. prudent, Ki. self- Self-poaaession, control, prudence, wisdom 7iT3rtrr?iT^TT<)rr R. 8. 10, *jffl- ; 84 ; Ms. 11. 87. '<* 3Tr?TTf sion, one'8 tion with I" one's own; mostly y or vr; "^ own in posses- combina- to appropriate wel- to oneself, take for oneself; jftfof} 9rjJsrrwTf(j B. 8. 2 to bring under At the end cf comp. ) or composed of, of the nature or character of <5bo.; irV'flve- so *r come subjection or power under one's subjection. 3it?HT^ 8 D. To conquer, subdue K. 117, 119. self. (-y) one's own good or fare. Mfw a. ( Made up fold, made up doubtful giieved ; of flve nature ; a-i^r" fW of a sorry, 1 sTIfH^ffrV, 3T(?Bf own wjtTr* ; so ; ^p,hot; oneself, one's poisonous Blonging to ; ; H. 2. wiu over Mk. 8 1 ; spirit. 3tt?f7 a- 1 Belonging -to oneself, one's own, pen-on d. -2 (At the end of comp.) Having the nature of. 3TT?o;r%;r7 a. ( ; shall amtTtarT: Identification with the Supreme lose m> life ; >% snbjeet K. 135, 167; 31f^cmr 12 let him be taken under your protection sj$rr^tTrKu. 2. 19 ?n?fftT|?iTf?T: B. 7. 68 eg 1 /. ) [ 3TT!t^ >rrt' Continual, uninterrupted, endless, infinite, permanent,everliit> ^ 3Tr*fffNiY *rftwt^ Mu. 4 ; ing ] ; ; ; kindred, related, of kin wrwnr, -H spirituality. Identity ; ; Bh. 2. 57.. with self M. 2. 242; Bg. 6. 21. -2 Excessive, abundant, superlative. -3 Supreme, absolute sirroft** Hwfofr%: Mit. -Oonrp, jmrVii^: / abiolution; 211 the grand or universal truction of the world. des- i begin to irx-ak, otter ; vrt tfrajt to peak, otter f%f3 oUng WrfTcrr Inviting Or other to receive something. ; Ki. JTT? ...-..., J3[ 1 ] dinas- Destructive, 1. -2 Painful, unpropitioua, ill omened, distressing. -3 Pressing, trous. 3 ; K. 294 3fl"?arif: of her courses Atri. -3 A woman (^w^r); MB. in 87 Y. 3. 851. -4 Any woman of the Brabmancial order. -5 NT. of a river in tb north of Bengal, also called 11. ; Titti. saSftifiT [ arwft in her courses. ^ p$ A ] afnygrrjT a. ( ufr /. ) [ surforr HI^^I tr: 5j: SUIT wr*nfa: aflwi %i% 133 3. wr P. Originating from, re- ] lating or belonging to the Atharvaveda or the Atbarvans. or: 1 A Brahmana knowing or A the Atharvaveda. -1 of Atharvan. -3 A ritual R. : ; take hold of seize, studying descendant priest whose compriied in the Atbarva-4 The Atbarvaveda itself ia veda. -5 A house-priest. of private room in which the tacrificer is informed of the happy ( 3Hrfort flflij: ). A event of the sacrifice by the ing Brihmana. WTVaVor^r: A Brihmar.a itndied the Atbarvaveda. 3mra To P. 1 bite, official- who tiai peck at, arrsf^r: 1 A bite, a wound caused by biting. -2 A tooth. aTT^ZST " Ved Reaching up to the mouth ( <* 3?^+^ had on i R. sn?% 8 4. ) 18 1. ; JTfhT: ; act, take in ( a g taxes carry off aurvgtt^t ; Ms. 8. 341, 222 so &c. -J To pluck, lop ) ; take away, R 1. 21 ; WJ & |JF^, separate S-8 To ca-ry, take, bear snpr. TTT7I7 Pt. 2 carrying or along wilh the n i ; afjii^n^TT S. 3 ; a>?rr^fT off, ; 4. 8. ti 1 sii^, Burning. -2 Injuring, A -3 Reviling, despising. -4 cemetery, a place where anything ii burnt killing. ( 3rr^?$f*Tl%TS 3 A. 4, 62 see ; an^rq bf- low ; 9Rr?:q^5ItTr?fl bearing K.'s message. -9 To perceive, oompr bend ^foj &c. Mo. -10 To agree to, undertake, begin. -I] ari^r ) MpflwHim^^ T T^ffef ( Taking, receiving ; wmT ; ; Drawn ont, extracted irrtTTWHItt *grc?r>?ir R. 5. 26 ; wfj 11. 76 takenifa a. \. having away. -Comp. ; one's pride humbled, attacked, insalted, defeated irsjftj^r iffW*rJT ^eniw: R 13. 7 %^rwiwr HTarww: S. -2. already smelt { as a flower ) ; wraiivrHWjfT stwfS: Si. 14. 84 has sense 1 also ). ( -where an i^ 6. a. humiliated, insulted, degraded. a. assuming the royal -3? sceptre a. one whose mind ; is transported f with joy Ac. ). -f^ifr a. stripped of wealth, Ved. I. destitute of speech. -2. having -w^a. commenced speaking. " One who ; ** kes or r - ceives. 1. of 34. To be taken or received, a. receivable, acceptable. a. Belonging to the 3TI$lf^<*> clusg of roots of which the first is 3T;, e. i. to the lecond class. - I F"" 4 . primary, primiR?r*i f^rr\*niT Ak.-2Cbief, first, principal, pre-eminent ; oft at the end of comp. in this sense see below. -3 First in time, existing he- 3?TI% a tive ; ; fore. -f%; ment Beginning, commence- I (opp. aw) ; snr ^rsfH^ngn^ Ms. 1. 8 Bg. 3. 41 swnS' *- anraif^t^mi?? * Ku. 2. 9 oft at the end of comp. and translated by beginning with ', 'et and so on and others, caetera' (of the game nature or kind), 'such like' *n the gods Indra g'-ji^tTr and others ( CT wf%^(t er ) rrTPrt^ this and the like wjrqirVvnfi^i j; and others, or words beginning with ; ; 1 ; ; ' ' ' ' j : ; ; H, are called roots oft used by PlQini to denote classee or groups of ; grammatical words ?trf% A & -2 ; w^n^f, r%WT%, First part or portion. -J first froits. -4 Prime -5 Nearness. -Oomp. -yfjf a. having beginning and end. -2. firstling, cause. ; -nviw Ku. ; ' in p. p [ sir -S;T -* ] I Taken, received, assumed, accepted; M. 2 r/wrwr^mrrvsur e ^TjJT! R. 11. 57 ; M. 5. 1 ; f w. Ratn. 1 smiling 1. 2. -2 Agreed to, undertaken, began. -J- Attracted. -< I . and and end. and end, first last. ( -ft ) *^ having beginning beginning finite. "sidVc^ a. having a beginning, end and middle Tarm a. having being ah-in-all. the acute accent on the first syllable. ; -T from first to last. w., the creator, an epithet of Brahma Bg. 11. 37. -j&i n. the asftt 'the beginning of an action. -9>^, -V? "' ; first poet ', an epithet of Brahmi the former is so and of V&lintki called because he first produced and and the promulgated the Vedas ; an^HT Taking, I ceptlnsr, seizing 1 To R- 3. 46 f ol - low or resort to; 3. 14, 1. 45 111. 2. 238, 117. -1 ("With words expressing speech) To ; To imprison, make captive. -Cam. To cause to take. Dtid. (- ^f^). To wish to take, carry off &c. mrf a. ( At the end of comp. ) a ) receiving, at ; ) receive, MT^T accept, take (to oneself), reuort to ; nTTfTTTWrar^ S*T R. 8. 18, 10. 40; ( w^ take to Wishing ; !*&: Me. 20, giftg ( o. 3Tif|fg a. ( Fr. degid. f>nr^ -6 To tr- *|?T, ; receive abnorl', np, 2. 85. 78jniniT?iiir Si clined to TTtw" TJ take Svet. Up. -5 drink np R. &c. taking one who goes away a. Taking, receiving, in- Wi^rnrq ut i ; a. after taking anything. attracted, mind. -4 To a hold on, the an clothe? &c. Receiving, ^n -Oomp. : g"l S. 5. 8. &c. See under 3frg7*r: : ; ). Ved. Taking. 3rrartf if H. 1. ; 7. ; nibble. srTfnr ind. Having taken ; oft with a prepositional foro 'with' 3. ; woman IV. -3 To ; extraordinary, special. A gallinnle The wife Si. 2. 13 ; flfam^nrvw: Bb. firs; fsfmvrn?rairrar^?nf. serif 94 R. 2. 28, 3- 60 Ms. 8. 315 f^ prm^mr^nr M. 1 w fy H^T ; Belonging to, descended or sprui n . from Atri. | A descendant of Atri. -2 The head of the descendant* of Atri. -J A priest closely related to the Sadagya. -4 An epi. thetof Siva. -5 An essential humour ifi orjoioeof the body, lymph. I A female descendant of Atri. 1 I. 8 1. 3, 14. f?Tr Ko. ; ; ; 42. v. ending quickly. delay Ms. 7. 165 II. urgent, emergent, not suffering 59 an- sr^rfyCTJrTqtTVwt srart Ku. 5. 11 ; srrfTiT f^ ftwirnr wn'fa^TfWT R. 4. 86. -2 Earn; wt -3 A symptom (of a ing, getting. disease ( from ). -4 ari^i trappings. Binding, 2 P. iffr ). fettering horse's -5 A N. of a plant p%i- because he wa* the first to show to others ' the path of pepti ; when he beheld one of a pair of Krannoh birds being killed by a fowler, he cursed the wretch, and the his grief unconsciously took latter, ' form of a verse ( *q?|*>"HlM(T *m he was subsequently told 5Jt^: ) ; 218 by Brahml to compote the Rama, un.l he thus gave world the poem Rimayana Visbkambbak*. *\i th of the Rlmiyana. -^TT* ; the to i*gii^44ii'*>'^ U. 2 first book 1- mediately preceding ; ^5rr^5TI*T Srut. 27 immediately before the lltb. 10th so *3^nt 2. -5 Ratable ,. class of ( an[- first or primary caaie (of the nniverie), which, aocprdiog to the Vedlntins, is Brabma while, according to the and particularly the ; deities. -SIT ; or Vauenliihes, atomi are the first mate, itl came of the universe, and not God. -2- analysis. -3. algebra. the $nf the first peom, i. see amf^*f% tort of musical time or WH?: ; ; W a?if5fcTr<5: -1. Nirftyana or Vishnu. -3Siva. -4. the sun. -^nrt an epithet of Hiranyakaipn. -T$=T " 'the first 38. ' eral. the first or prijvjKT: meval being, the lord of the creation. -2. Vishnu, Krishna, or Niriyan* S^Tt^jTO R- 10 6; 1- ; Si. 1. 14. generative power, first vigour. <*' perceived in the beginning. the primitive a- produced Bnddha. -w, at first. (-*:,-Wt) ! 1 the first-born ', primeval being, an epithet of Brahma. -2. also N. of Vishnu THMaifrQ-*^* jflT R. 13. first -3. an elder brother. jj?j fonndation, primeval enuse. TTTTT; 8. <8jr4t 'the first teacher of devotion,' an epithet of Siva. -TJT: the first of the 8 Reaas, i. e. or love -rjsit ^jirir. thefirst ing ^w; an epithet of Alr.iiil. -V5J: primeval race,primitive family -ft??: 'te first boar,' an epithet of Vishnn, alluding to bis third or boarincarnat on. -f^ff^m. the first learn- ed man, of *fisy. -5ifrlf:/- 1. the power an epithet of the primitive body. illusion. -2- Durgl. -srfit I- -2- ignorance. -3. the subtle boily. i the first creation. At the end of comp. Beginning with, and so on. a- Wl%ff!, ( aififf ind. or beginning, at first U. 5. 20. From ; ) the fi/t to, or nnmber of been ori, ginally seven, of whom Varnna is the head, and the name .dditya was restricted to them. In the time of the Br&hmanas, however, the nnmber of ^dityas rose to 13, representing tho sun in the 12 months of the year; ?fr wi: 5# tr H i vtil fl- 10 21 ; Ku. 2. 24. (These 12 suns are supposed to shine only at the destruction of the unil- nrS: Bg- of. Ve. 3. C ^15 f?M ^n%*WrftTi gT^irirf: ). -2 Th sun. -3 A name of Vishnu in his fifth or dwarf veise ; a. [5T see hiog evil at designs towards a fellow-player dice Ved. ( ). U. I To v'nt cut, indishow mi? 3Uf?n ( oft !a cate, dramas ) lead the way S. 5. -2 To SJ;M*! 6 ; ; order, direct, Kn. command j^s^iTtTW'r**' MS 16 8*TiCTr;T3Tf?rf^ Bk. anT^f^^fnwn" T^TT 4. 193 7- 28 ; ; R. 2 65 1. 54, *5f** r>Hrfr%Tr M. 3 ; 11. - ; eT^faron'TT'5t'5T^T%' 3.9, to appoint ; -3 To aim 5. Irt Rfrf R4m. teach, lay -4 To report, annouuce down, prescribe, instruct, advise w ; ; To R. 12. 68. -5 Y. 2. 260. ; 5*r diet T fi^lTf^STT ; specify, deterforetell, preRatn. 4, Bit S. -6 To mine -7 To undertake, try wgnswrf^w Mb. -8 To provoke, challenge. -9 To ; on Gout. duty profess aa one's anindicate, show, point out, To nonnce, &c. ; divinity in general. (The ytdityas appears to have ; incarnation ^r^j 5J*j*rf^?g: V. Sah. -4 N. of tha Arka plant. 4V dual ) N. of a constellation, the ( seventh lunar mansion. -Oomp. -$551 I. S". of a aon of Dhritarisbtra. -7. the charioteer of tho eun. v^r the sue and moon. with gold-coloured flowers, growing near the bank of water. -nficfSfT red trfVrrfiefi swallow wort. -nBr ?: [ sift sjlf^w a. Fi:t, primitive, original. r, -t* Priority, precedence. ". a. Being sTTTtffa*. -Oofflp. want ; siri^r^/' same as am^O' Aim, design, I in- -2 A project, proposition. -4 A proposal, declaration. -S A sacrifice offered tention. -3 ( Ved. A region, quarter. to a particular deity. stn^yp.p. commnnd- Directed, I &c. -2 Said, ed, advised, enjoined foretold. -3 Substituted, -v \ Comorder. -2 Advice. -3 Leavings of a meal ( jf%? ). One who gives ordarsSTiftl'Sl mand A Brahmana -m. (arw^sft)! the first order of his life student ( a^nr^ ) -2 A ; a panitent, one engaged in any expiatory Us. 5. 88 3j[^5T: 1 An order, in papil, rite command ; ; ; mr or mitive, Solar, 3?(^^rw born in the solar line ; U. 6. 18. -2 Devoted to, or originating from Aditi. -3 Belonging to, or sprung from, the ^idityas. A son of Aditi a god, 1 r: belonging tune, distress. -2 Hinderance; of luck ( in dice ). -3 Fault 1 OJT ] 3Trf%7 Pnr&na, N. of the Brahma Pu- u'^xro W^^W on 1* ] 1 V [ -2 A god, divinity in gen-3 The sun. 3n^ta of Aditi. section or chapter, N. of the first book of the Mabibblrata. -^n rina. epithet of Durgii. fnft ) of a month. ; ; first An poet' an epithet of Rrahmi or VIImtki seesrrf^^f?. -^isr the primary or material canoe of the univerne, which, accordicg to IheSankliyas, in or the inanimate principle. a measure of five gunjes ( abont 17| grains troy ). V7 w spinet. ^*t '! the first or Supreme God 1 -2 The first day ( T 1 The beginning. -2 Grin,food.-3 A kind of funeral obsequial ceremony (i'SfflV^)- -OOMP. -aJffV 'the first Naiylyikas U&miyapK 1. 11. ( At the end of oomp. ) Beginning with, and so on; ee.3Trf( .-4 Im- f- the ; B. -3 8an- in first the ikrit, leld, pre-eminent, foremost life of Having a beginning. [3Tr{i w nij] I [arrT?** m^srj N. of a plant see s^it(^\. x Karna. First, pri- being at the trginning. -2 at the head, eioellon., nnparal (in comp,) Bating Me. 12. 59- ^iT- Y. 2. 304 by tbe kin-j. doing acts forbidden -2 Advice, instrnot- tion, preonpt, rule %$Ti ; attf^ff? WJ^?T|- Cb. Dd. -3 Account, informa- indication, relation, pointing out, tion. -4 prediction, prophecy ; A 3fr^5T !*o. -5 ( Gram. ) A substi- ir* jr^r?f?i s*ff^ *w^12. 56. -6 ( In astrology ) 5Tir^ R. Event, resnlt, consequence of the tute ; urwh oonjnnction of star*. -Oomp. -^nf^. a. obedient. vr%$TJT The commanding. or I Ordering, command-2 Cansing. producing. -3 Kx- an^fsrH" a. ing. act of instructing 213 citing, instigating si commander, a. ; m. R. 4. 68. director. -2 A I An -2 One who a. wt^f JII-flH^: easiness. -2 Si. 2. 22. J m orders, An adviser, comraaadar, -2 An employer of priests -3 An arr^TT Caui. To kindle, fire ; hold. to illuminate. sn^T Set wr^rf^'fr, 3TT3fVH.p p. 6 A (-ft'* fire, To "spec 1 I ) - 5 ; VT *r?Pn $T3 , M. 234 2 ; Bk. 6. 55. ?CV 3TTB[ -2 To heed or care for, mind, take notice of usually with ;r ; si fTirTnrf^irfc K. ; * f)l JT^ 1 ft*T Bh. 3. Ill i^ ^- , j, n ; 7. 3n-^l.] 1 Respect, re- A desire, regard i.j*jT'fTfT*f>TT?r*: 3U^*f? ; cause, produce,- create, rouse, excite (fear, -2 To ma^ K. Ku. 119 *jf?gpgraM-KTi*anJinr$T: 120; 3<gHI3nng;^=f 152 made up my imnu Ki. 8 41, 26 ; 13. 58. ( b ) Earutbt desire, request S. 6. -4 a ccessible, anrnr Mb. -7 To appoint;; pfarpwisv R. 7. 20. -8 To consecrate Ku, ( a. [ de- 1 Gambling. -2 A die used gambling. -3 A board for gambling ; place for playing, to eat ] arrf^. [ 3T!-f^-TE, 3:5 SfTfTiT V. 2. 67 ; Effort, endeavour 'ft'fr^Ti^iJttTT Kn ^j ^ ** P. mencement, beginning. Lcve attachment. r Notice, reaped. -..,. .. ., Wf^nsi pat. p. rable, respectful. Ved. Vene- it i 1 not available su^Tfis* a. Ved. Destroying. ). 1 Attracting. A K-. . iron. 1 deposit, pledge ^rTrefff R *^r ; ; jrajft Kity. ; -2 The eUte of being indebted. Assigning, V4rt. arp-rrSO. 1 ] To Dnjnst, unrightput, posit, implant, lodge ; place, de- attribating, em- ploying. -7 Effort, exertion, appliMv. 3. 13. -8 A pledge, cation deposit; Y. 2. 238, 247. -9 A place where anything is dsposited, a recep; SW*R. -10 A Enclosure, circuit. -12 A ceremony performed previous to conception isefrjrqfifH. 3mm%*Ti [ sTrew-asr ] A cere mony performed after cohabitation to cause or favour conception. surety. -II P. : yinf 1- 24 imparting or providing moral instruction. -6 (a) Engendering, producing, (ArniT-Tr*9grfh Me. 3 ; irvfnrrsrsr'nTfN^i ,...,.... -,JKI IV. 4. 41 eous. *rr 262; srerraf tacle, as in q*isrpT, Allurement, attraction, an instigator ( Say. ). -2 N of a plant need instead of Soraa (when 3Ti^nC: Made of a. 1 Placing, ceremony performed with the * Ki. 11. 5. ; -6 1 JT^PiTDoing, ezet, performing. -5 Infusing, putting in, inspiring, imparting; jjofY fir>?r ^fgwfl! S. D. 2 ; tonous, hungry t Light, brilliance. ' de- 1. 6. 168. -4 perhaps derived from at? Shamelessly voracious, glut; that pats in, S'tcred fire; j^H^if ! ; ; One imparts &c.; M. putting upon ; takiog, having. (6) Receiving, recover'"8- ( c ) Containing or being in possession of anything or consecrating. -3 Keeping the sacred fire (sp^r- One who ] practii* ) nt&c. -2( o) Crashing, (^w-oj^ See under as a flJuTllwiHTI nrnrHltf^j ; -9 To perform, row &c. 57. ;f split- MT%H arr^r fire ) 1. srrvrrf ".' bring Crashing, aTT^Tf^K, srrjft a. 3u"^q3 ag ( posits, V<J. srnrrwfer wfirr ); infuse; Si- 2, 76.-<J To supply, give; impart ( with dat., gen. or loc. ) , gnr*! to light, manif*,t_ 3TI4^T< o. ting open. wonder &c >TrwTTwrsrr: S. 3. 17; K. 4. 12,6. 19, 8.46, 57; Ku. 2. 20; Bk. 2. 8 ; ftfw* M. 5. 17; K. 246 ; wwTW^ntt f3r7lP. 1; to put in, fffwr^VifT vrrTwr K. 3Tffl%:/. Looking at, power of looking. 3Tr* 9 U. Ved, j To crush, split in eagerly ; mirror. efforts at sTTiT^^rpisu^H^aiTKt Kn. 6. 91. -3 (a) Eagerness, 7. Ki. 5. 39 takes or assumes ; nvfirrtr^r R. 2. 75. 5. 57 amV^srhlT Amaru. 18. -4 To bear up, uphold, support original I sports or plays. ; have, carry, srV ^forwr^wprr Ku. 26; sTfer^ wrffJTTrH'nrH'fSr Showing, making apparent, displaying. -1 A mirror. ..,fI'T ; possess, take, *nfi ; ; \: open. ; ; l>ecr manuscript from which a copy is taken (8g.) a pattern, model, type wr^jf: flrf^raTsrt Mk. 1. 48 ; 3Tr^: W^vTrwrTt K. 5 ; so jurprr &o. -3 A copy of a work. -4 A commentary, gloss. -5 A particular boundary of a country. -6 N. of country. -Camp. *I3H: I. globular mirror. -2- the surface of a mirror ( -fj ). -3. a kind of snake (with globular spots). Attention, care, notice, close application ; 3Tr^rv73M Mai. 7- careful ; -2 The 22. g. 12. 8 ; irr*r S. 2. 3 smfrTHt ; hold, I ; stroying. 13 ex- ] ; 19. K. 63 direct K. 56. -3 To appropriate to oneself, T?5r?rRrr?m 3Tf?f: [ snjfq^ssr, E^T 37C verence, honour; f^TT 6. ind-'ciklc, wJ6T f5lff> l?m?g: tfh ; timid from a feeling of respect, be awed. -4 To apply or devote oneself closely to, have regard for ; ^]R SJ be- se*>, at, , 3Tsrt? wr^T: A ; Ram. ; bnnnonr, reverence; wYrt Tl BH*wrwI raJTTf%lfT Mvr. 7. 3 riofive respectfully TjjWnrTnin'^ Wcjr H. Pr. 7 hibit Ku. blazing up. 3H To look Caui. to show, P. 3?T^ 1 me R. 11. 86 inflicted on up greater courage -2 To apply, propose, fir upon, direct towards ; ; on set ; ; g^Wirjnr: nestly Ms. 11.226, 7.150. ; inflistor of distress. 5.W wiQ< ; 54 consigned to the flames, bnrnt <*[RWwmnjf Bk. 7. 102 plucked jr.g-ftrVt ; ; Bg. 3 ^f ; un- Dlatreai, pain, 19. 26 IWtTTfBTS'JJt D^154. ( c ) Renpectfal ( HI^K ) g-firrf frsr ijrfwf> R. 13. 72 ; yft f g^vwr3. 5 respectfully or ear- ) Fault, transgression it Osed actively ( cuiefol director. ( I ; S. 4. 3Ts IIoDODred,respected. ) f a ) Zealot:?, diligent, earnest ; sTTfTWtnvj'T^ K. 211, 170 ; Ku 7. 30. ( 6 ) Attentive, .p. astro- loger, fortune-teller. I R. 9. 4 Ved. Careful, attentive. 214 One who baa placed any- f%iP)4ftlf^ffrt 8. \. 14 wwtowt K. 44 V. S. 144, ; thing. A ] judge ; Mk. 9. Tt Possession, location. amrrT^r a. Putting, placing; assigning. [wired wro^ stawKro ^isto i%P. III. 3. 92; conne.tfd with STP^ in some senea ] 1 Mental sfrfvh , 3TT-^r pain or anguish, agony, anxiety, opp. arrft which ia bodily pain ); * !% lltJ'TT umnmror Mb. ffWTHru^-: *TnnTflrra>3 S. 3. 11; R. 8. 27, 9 ( ; 54; Bb. 3. 105; Bv. 4. 11; M41.4;Ki1. 37. -2 A bane, curse, raiaery; iji A pledge, deposit, pawn, mortgage; Y. 2. 23, Mi. 8. 143.-4 A place, residence -5 LocaS. 4. 17; Mv. 6. 28. -3 -6 tion, site. Definition, epithet. calamity Misfortune, on Reflection ( aim ). or religion -7 -8 duty VWim > -9 Hope, expectation. -10 A man solicitous for the main- a to superior, relating prme, son or tiling in authority. -1 belonging to any al, office or per- Offici- duty. Excess, abundance, preponderance, high degree ; -2 I ( Suporiority, w H. 3. supremacy ; till family jj^ujt?d |. suffering -Crimp. jT puiu, distressed. -2- crooked. >TIT: tlie me or enjoyment of a deposit (ac of }. ( a. a hone, cow &c. when pledged ) feverish heat or bnni )R(>T: one who uses a deposit tng. without the owner's consent 3nftKV,-rn' The nature or circntu stance of a pledge; 3riTrt} the object or purpose for which a pledge is flTJi ( pi. ) ^M - ); according to Snsrota pain is of three kindt*: 3nf - king ; irtat: ; H. 3. 12. To be placed. Placed; set, deposited; irTfrrft*ra?5Tr: Ku. 2. 62 bearing in mind what they bad to do mrfjmTWrf Si. 2. 69 full of deep Royalty, sovereignty, supreme ] sway *>?^ ji B. 17. 3o ; oond h W^ -a^ 2 Ma- 2. ; rlslinP^iBl^r^i^rlllKrft. Y. cr?iir>?i^* Vishnu.; cf ^ 148 also. 5 U. To Holding, supyarting, sus- *. p. To belosatcd. -Oonrp. fTW: the relation of the inciand the thing to be received Ved. anijs a. ported -Oomp. 3TIJT a. \. sail, attack Soma shake, stir, agitate. ; A vessel in which the plant is shaken and cleans' d. That which shaken. is injure, hurt, convict, refute. maintains and consecrate* sacred 8re in bin bonne perpetually. ai*> a a. marked, spotted. one who cfeatestiuxiety hmisteii, ired characteristic si?rfgTir ; R 2.73. t^ ] Now, modern, of recent "aWZ ; according to Malli. =acqHgoi noted or well-known for good qualities). ( smitffrt/. w< <* Ved. Placing on, any- thing placed on. 10 P. a 1 ( ) To origin. hold, keep, contain art 'artrrr'fat fi% Ka. 2. 37. ( 6 ) To support, bear. -2 To ; bricg, supply. p% Kii. MIL CTTO a. pained, grieved. making a Bound, aoisy. 1. error ; Conviction of crime or Refutation. -3 1 sentence. -2 Injuring, annoying. 3mrf$?rj>. p. I Injured, annoyed -2 Aggrieved, censure), injured. -3 Refuted in argument, dUproved -4 Sentenced, convicted. forcibly. p Checked, overcome. ' Assailing, attacking. : STWT [ rider or driver of an elephant ; anvhrorrsrt T3rwr%'r^ R. 7. 46, 5. 48, 18. 39. 3TTWT i P. < To indate, puff op, -2 To blow or fill with wind, sound (as a CDnoh Ac. ). pai. To 1. ] 2. Support, I -2 be elated or inoV.ed, be 38 Mv. 5. 2. Wfwrra ;>!' filled ; Ve. 3. ; elated, filled; Puffed up, inflated, with ( lit. or flg. ), 1 charged with;rntrNrrnTl$'rtK.107; Dk. 110; fitetrrwrra Mv. 3. 28; 6. 30; pywor " epilhot ; swell. ; who ; 5 Y. 2. The Shaking, agitating. '- sup- overcome. -2 To 3TTHT: ' Contempt. -2 Injuring 1 one who keep* or places the fire on the altar, sacricf. 3Tirrnr Contained, 3WJ^5P. I To assail, defy. -1 To overcome, injure, hurt. 10 P. or Caul. 1 To defy ohillen^c as- One who stirs up or agitates. -2 Tht which is agitated, mixture. -3 Throwing. Ved. JJ or Maya forcibly. ;jj^ 143., 3 2 Given, imparted. Entertained, felt. -4 Comprising, done. containing. -5 Performed, . taining. ; meaning. I , ojw : 1 : -2. the supreme goddfss. f: A foundation. snv^oT 1 -5rr% /. upon e-it pient or Iccnted. I Caused by animal a ( as pain ). -2 Relating to beings. -3 Elementary, mfttnrial, derived from the primitive elements. ^ -.? ed a T^ ?? ^r ] Property, gifts &<. maid to tt>)t w,ife upon marrying a pledged, appointed 4c. -2 To be assigned, attributed, or given. -3 To be received, held, or supported; to he contained. -2 Tbe dntSt* of *r Pledging; a pledge. pot. p. 2. 8. Bg. pledge, mortgage, pawn, depotit. tir support- yw,- Supremacy, power, sovereignly, ^riw^ (M) 3Tf oraction support or rocip thing received or tlie lordship; TJSV gnoiiwfflr ^rcg - of the r I kinds: 3 trr?: the influence, relation, -, : p Te of i 1 ~ 2 Cau ed 6 - 83> ftrtr''f ; by fate ( as pa n Ac. given. srraro 8 ; 3rr=m*unsr. JTT^: R. 5. 6. -7 A dike, dain, embankment. -8 A canal. 9 The sense of the locativecase,looation, comprehension; wrtims and arftarfq* see Sk. on P. I. 4 45). -10 Relation -Comp. -MT^T- ( tenance of -4 That which holds or contains, a vessel, recipient. -5 A part, ch racter ( in dramas ); Mv. 1.3. -6 A basin round the foot of a tree . Relating to 3fRr^ or tutelary dei-y as a Mantra ) ; Wf^ijf TST srq^r5f 165. ; ( Hence prop, ) stay ; Power of sustaining, aid, patronge, asuitance ; '^raSiTim: Bh. 2. 50. -3 A receptacle, reservoir ftTSSTTT 3"Tvrr> Pt. 1. 67 ^n^noir w ?WT ; ; ; Mk. 9.12,315* HT D. 6.21, Mk. 5.22 ; **" filled w th 29: | -2 Excessively creased, magnified ; affected, U.S. 6 Mk. ; in5. -3 Sounded, sounding. -4 Burnt. -5 Sick by tho swelling of tbe belly. 18. (T; I Flatulence; swelling sbdomen with noise. of the -2 War, battle 215 1 Blowing, growth, increase, [ an-on-53?; ] nflation MB. ; ( fig. ) -2 Boasting, vaunting. -3 7. 14. A bellows.-4 Intumescence, swelling of the belly, body Ac., dropsy. MIWIMH A mean* of inflating or causing a lonnd. 3TrW- Ved. Superintendence. -2 Presence. [ Wf.r.wrjj ] Spirit, -2 Relating to self Y. 1. 101 ; H7. -4 Ounsed by the mind sorrow &o. A ) see ; -3 Ms. Krishpa 2. stir i Vedas in ) ( ^/ ( ) [ 1 P. To think on, meditate, ; Y. longing, Vnd. or Reflected meditated up m. (t The object or subject of one's thought thatwhich ii intended or hoped for. ; Remembering, especially with regret, sorrowful month, qriH Ojtff. book &o. ( e 17. g^nr4 3 3. -2 A Hassgangadbara). ximity, absence of interval (of time or space ). I ] endlessness in ( time, Infinity, or space omrvrcm K. P. 2. -2 Boundlessness. -3 Im6mortality, eternity Ms. 3. 266 ) arrsfm?; ; recollection. ; ; 107; fjtarnr ?* i>*: unfr: s?T?rTnimr%- Y. 1 78, 260. -4 An upper world, heaven, future happiness "*S f^J f =frm'W*w!fH ntssT^^frr Mb. 3<M? 1 P. To rejoice, be glad or delighted irm%Sttf?5t gsr Bk. 22. 1* OH. 11. Cans. I To gladden, MRV '? reflecting upon. * [ STT digent, weak. ] in- Poor, ; Y. [ 1. 356 8 ; Bk. 21. 12. -2 ] joy, delight, pleasure ' ] Being on a journey ; arri^f wgpn> 3***w sfr^wt [ which treati of ( in'- ] Soma A work ) sacrifice. I Belonging to the adhvaryu (q v.) or to the Yajur-veda. -2 One conversant with the Yajarveda;( P. IV. 3. 123). * 1 Service at a sacrifice -2 Particularly, the office of an . Adhvaryu 3TT^ ed. : I priest. Inhalation, breath inspir- -2 Month or nose ( Sly. ). -3 ] 1 spirit ( Sat. Br. -2 God, w*t ) ( said to be two plants. -|r A luge military 1 Wine, liquor. -2 A kind of house. -Oonrp. wfo: the SiTHJT, -i' N. delight of Brahma. of Klsi. -fni> -5TTST:, -5fr=rf^ft: N. of a celebrated annotutor on Sanka5T a. caused by joy (as ri-charya. ; , tears ). 7, -9!T exhilarating, dearprC ? fff5 ;r] the <' : i^TT: [ ; ' and parting 3n*Vn membrnmvirile.-gv: [aTT^STT^ TS:] bridal a a. deq-of garment. ligbted su^reujury, full "of bliis. ; ^H . Mind. Up. The 8u. of Dnrga. tr- A form or spirit, ^. ; STPf^T^WBj The object of enjoyment or sensual pleasure. sTTl'^f^ a. One who gives joy or delight. .3"^ piness [ arr-'t-fO Joy, bap. ^rtHr'TTHT^ST: Ram. ~2 ; Cariosity. an^f^ a. [ arr-r^-r3rt>i ] 1 joyful, delighted. Happy, -2 Pleasing, giv- ing delight. r Childlessness. lP. 1 To bend, bend down, bow, incline, stoop; Si. 1. 13. -2 To salute ( *nrft nsriSHRim K. bow down to; 59. -3 To -vnft ) To cause respectfully ), Cau i. ( humble. bend down; S^mnn^TTfiftci! to Bh. 3. 5. 3 humbled. 27 rsr M. fir^wlfiTTSTfflif ; . -3 N. of the forty eightu year of the cycle of Jupiter. -4 N. of Siva. -5 N. of Vishnu. -6 N. of Balarama (accord7 N. of a ing to Jaina doctrines ). cousin and follower and favourite disciple of Buddha Sakyamnni, compiler of the Sntras. -8 A variety of the Dapdaku metre. 37, -^fr N. of lighting. Breathing, blowing. TV. ?* Hf'?^: alao in this sense ). (tTr/. ) [ One who knows or has studied works relating to the ( Soma ) sacrifice. vt ^Ifwr^i Supreme Mb. or a guest at mseting Happiness, ; ; Happy ; T?ffTW fWnft SS^T^T supreme bliss or felicity wisff ir*r*r Rrgtrsrurwrr*- H. Support. ] courtesy, civility. -4 What gives or produces delight. a- Blissful, fall of joy, made up or consisting of *firri3r smif: or Meditating ar-^-arg^ - i oneself. -3 [ g. Happiness,]oy,pleasnre. an^r^ Pleasing, delighting;V %?Tflr: H. 1. 210. -J I Delighting, making happy. -2 Paying respects to. -3 Courteous treatment of a friend happiness JIHrt4 1 Imme[ aWTT-Br^ ] diatesucceBsion. -2 Immediate prc- delight wayfaring ; of a work, chapter, two InanM of To amuse - R. ; Joyfolness, joy. joyful. g. the . fnl recollection. a Ved face *iM^r arnifg a. ). 3^ ^ 3nr*rr4 1 Anxiety. -2 Remembering with regret, pensive or sorrow- 3TT!i nd 84, 9. care, anxiety. CTvfrw p. p. a small hymn by Sankarlohlrya addressed- to PArvatt. or dhol, 280. 1. The number remember. See under smrr. /. Ved. Thinking, arrwrr drnm ( fj/. )[ apt ] arnrff Belonging to or originating from^ a 3 i. e. ] Canted by adhy&ta by attributing the nature and propertiei of one thing to another (in Vedlnta phi). ). ) arpffar a. Delighting, gladdening a. I 3(U||*H the Supreme spirit. ) semen. ^n; a. causing both joy and fear. (-^ : N. of Siva. 33^;, -?r/. 'wave of enjoyment,' title of Jt kettledrum ( beaten at one W?f N. of a country. pain, reading or arroiM ). "*T: ( blessing. large division Oconpied or employed 3*T& of Hariv. 3rrft 3mm* s tn father Vasudeva, cf. ; m- bull ( of epithet -fSf:, ->fr/. ) a large Spiritual, holy, ; ^TTwiYgOT: W^wmr?wf?f Bg. 1. 13. -2Thethnnder-cload -oonrD.-^^fvrt I anwrrfffcrar a. ("}/.) [anrnn arftfflr ws ?rw ] 1 Relating to the Su- preme drum (betteu at one end), a double drum, a dram or tabor in general ;tror- saluted Actively used ) Bent down, bending, stooping, inclined iggHnmr: (3T7:) Ki. 5. 25 Rs. 6. 3; 3if!TJT/>.j>. ( Respectfully bowed to. -2 ( ; ; ; 69. -c Humble, obedient, submissive, pacified, conciliated. STRfW: / I Ban.linsj, bowing, stpoping(fi K a'so) Ki. 13. 15 . Wq Amaru. 44 surarsT ; ft, n?qn: 22. -2 A bow salutation, obeisance; wietrsnf^fi^-sif f>wrsrRf Ki. 13. 36' ; .S'i. 1. 11. -3 Ilomage, reverence. -4 Delight. 3TTTTt Bending, streching ( an a bow ) cf. jtpnr. Wrff a. A little ; stooping. bent, bowing 216 *IMrt: aur^nrw* armft [ 13 ] i A dancing-hall. -2 War, battle. -J N. of a king of the lolsr race. -4 N. of a country or iti inhabitants, or its king. (It wag alio stage, theatre, a and may be identified with the modern Kattywar. Dr&raki wai iti capital, which is called winartanagari. There was also an important town called Valshhi, which afterwards became its capital. called Saiirisbtra The celebrated Tirtha called Pra- bhiaa alto stood in the same penin$ Water. -Camp. st.-^irft nla.) the capital of the 4nartu country. rnHfa- a. I Belonging to Xnarta. -2 Dancing abont. arrwjflV a. [ 3in^-9 ] Belonging to coming from ^narta. or reduce or lead ; TXT with -iustr. of bring ( pencn who brings ) B. 12. 12, 15. 74. smr^j, ansrisi I Bringing. -2 Investiture witb the sacred thread ( cf ;j>wr ). ; wntr? A net ; ^iwrs^R sfi-qsw ?^J ^ratrwur: P. III. 3. 124. : 3TT*nPK man, fisher from W^T fit ] A [ inference, nhject to inference, inferential. -3 Inferred The Praclbana of th % Sinkhyas %W Wfg.m>*?Hc5f*T!fJrffr f^- the state of heing ; Br. Snt. ; inferable. fisher: tlio ; ^ waggon Vd. Belonging to u -2 Belonging to a or cart. -2 ( A. ) To bind 1 near /. [srr-^-ft^] Leading ^r*f*r?*r f^rrsftl^ nft T^iaw ; Magdha. A qsh n proper arrangement To be mopped. &Fr% p.p. black bone. fight pl-aco. Bringer, bringing. Ingratitude. -2 Couti ve ( A dram in general. -2 Dressing, ed. 1 One who knows or the anukaljjd q. y. _2 To be : putting ou clothes, ornaments Ac,, reten- ^rffcr^j accoutring. -Comp. tion of mine or constipation. sfRlf: 1 Binding. -2 Soppr(Btion of nrine, constipation, epiitatu's. -j Length ( especially of cloth ). wretPsj^f o. [ainif-3*] To be used in cases of constipation. 3TRT4r [3WWW HW: state of being helpless T^ ] The bleness Y. Tw ; U*rg$?f [ 3U4*lfl* o- ( *7/. Acquaint- ] ) Relating to is >l*i To wi<4Pi^ S. rrdfw If i. 3. Z10. fetch bring, 7. 8 ; ; a*rss- -2 To bring ; on, Dew, oonrcy. -4 To mix in. -5 To to word ) The be written as / HT33IJS ( as rioe ). According to hearing, resting on 7: Means of obtaining a] tradition. Heaven, absolution &o. Roral, rustic. a - ^e<^- Pc-sthumong. Vrgtj^ ind. tik. Ved. 'In continuow the order, uninterruptedly, one after other. o. ( qft /. ) > Following, pursuing, tracking, studying. t ] Order, guccession, -2 ( In law The regular order of th* '.] series ; Ms. I 41. 2. i Ms. In logic ) Conoloiion regularly or iylloBfiti?a!ly 3. 23. -i ( drawn. vn^rv produce, canae JJT, gj^ B. 1&. U. -3 To lead towards or found Favourableness, suitableness, confruity. M'^ I also fl?I5$ ] Delating to or treating or instruction. th or <* f ) Beia 8 ( ] after another, in doe order K. >5. ; 1 / ) t *TWRl Connected wltb, concomitant. -2 Implied, inherent. -3 Neceisarily following, ineviUble, necessary. -4 Oi! secondary importance, secundity 2. P. ^ \it"iutno awns a follower. I 1 n9i 6h- ?TfI>foiTiTfrT* sraicf-^^ ance, familiarity. cipal deities. 3,TjfT A -2 Kindness, fuvonr. 1. 74. 3TT3*f?'t' nature; wholly goneontof the world : A class of prin( Mahtdbara ). or Bhiuia. ] lives next to the next-door ; Favourableness, conformity, suita- or forlorn, . whu buur afTa^53m^rgi5i. 1 orphanism, helplessness. JHlf^fl a. Ved. Of indestructible Proceeding f rum or produced by wind, windy. -2 Presided over by or tacred to Vayo ( as an oblation of Hanftmat * ) <9li -MTftiJh &i *& tr?rr> neighbour snw^ng^s'ir 5trH?j^ Ms. 8. 392 ; ( oa whioh Kull. 8ye ; fttaTgftrgr qii^flr^f:, Favourable, conformable. Bonnd, tied, fastenas stomach ). :g I MIJ- ; ?y ". Darkish," slightly blue. 1 studies W- [sj-pfrw Natural or direct T?. ] 1 rn?r tii^r.jwrr ^nwr frirw?w ^ Ms. 10. 5, 13. -2 Regular seiies or sutcessioa. -3 f avourablenexa, 5t (imposition. -4 Bringing to one'* a. c?; *4 dirsct order. order, To be brought. To be fetched. fatten. to, [ ' obtained by STPTff 4 U. ) Regular, orderly, in duo coarse. -2 favourable, si!itable> MrgHi*7 a. In the direction of the bnir, produced in natural or ' 1 father. / *> ( an of I ] [ spir ] atttn- follower, 4. /. 1'assion, affsolion. ^H JFor ming <* ) 1 ram, benevolent. *t Men, people. -2 Foreign men or people. j^ U. ; [ arnft-ojrij to ftgaft A : daut ;Mil. rnmin'wrjmn'suFrf ; To be brought near, -egaiwr^u P. III. 1. 127] Consecrated fire taken from nnjl^t or household fire and placed on the onthside ( also called ^nrnt aiTfln>r conclusion. an R. 16. 55, 75. -2 Kind ). Relating to ] 1 Derived -2 [ srpffij^ o. as strength Ac. ^PTS: ? . UnBtneiid, impropriety. ( any condition wfw m: **% ] 1 STRlJ^J t Uselesness,nnprofitablene8g;rtrnr forfoiJr^^ Katy. ; anssrniftr BBTTw*rrcfT!Twro Hnman to 3?pft to reduce to snbjection. -6 To lead off, divert. Caui. To causa to 19 ; ; MfW. -5 freqiientiog ; Attached a^' Pt- to, 1- fond -6 of, Like, analogous.-? Relative, proportionate. -8 ( la gram. > Elliptical, including words not included in the sentence. . In or.ier, saosesji voly 217 o. Promoting, nndergo, suffer, meet with urging, driving forward. a- ( 3TT5PT 3?^ HT/- [ 37357 sftfsK ) I ] 3^ : Consisting -of Annibtnbhi?-2 Relating to Anoshtnbh, formed like the metre. j The Annshtnbh metre. 3?ffr' arm Being or produced ] in- side a house. ariffosr [arffw* a?w elder sister. An ] 3?f3r a. ( ifV /. ) [ 3PT-37W ] sf Ved. B lating to the bowels. lie. w els, entrails. ] Coming from Anutftyi W& given by arfR^r a- ( Sr/- ) Visceral, be i*g within or relating to the bowels. Ved. In abundance. 10 P. [ Hftjurct, v8s ] I To swing, rock or move to and fro -2 To sbaka, tremble ( fig. also ) R. 14. 14 ; i*d- or . greatly. arnjo; "- / -ft ( ) L w 3T?^tr spj] 1 Watery, marshy, wet. -2 Produced in a marshy place. ir; watery place? ( as a buffalo the flesh of, such animals. Living in - (Af-) SOT ] Always telling ; ntr obligation ; f ni. nesi ; I HwingiDg, a swing. -2 Moving to and fro, shaking, rocking ; fifawnTnnf'5r?%?TS'R t ycfj^rntf^fcjjmj Odk -JTremblicg; cutrnth- lies, The site fuf. Mild > kind ;merci1 Mildness. -2 kind-f< tf, Ms. 1. 101, 3. 411. -3 Com- STnjV^-W Trembling. : N. of one of I ] aniw Getting, ob o. [ sTi^-of 5 ] t?iw<w z\ "nfe- ] t^Z.^1 armnr? a - 1 Getting, obtain- -2 Pepper. [ arrttfor'-ij^ ] Ona wno gets or procures, procuring. } airfo: [ an^-fBt^-R ] Obtaining wealth &c. -2 A friend, anqaaintance, rr friendship, alliance. ally ( 4s ) acorn of boiled rice. sw [ WTIPT ing, reaching &c. A ; oook. anwj - passion, pity, mercy. ^ ; tainin;. oscillation. [ar?(T 3TTT: [ 3TTw Swinging, a swing. -2 I arr^ijTt artfte'T tartil<5nt?3ijj marshy place*. Acquittance of debt or gee - ) I> k *tin it^jrnnihjJiwwT 17, 21. animal frequenting marshy or Any 4; . the 8 demigod* called Vagus. -2 ( At the end of comp. ) j art^ Mil. ; 79 Ms. 8. 188. WTPWHT *wr^ R. -5 To equal, pan. ( wnlj ) I To be reached, found, met with, obtained &c. -2 To arrive at one's end or aim. -3 To become filled. Caut. cause to reach c-r ( am 1ft) I To obtain. -2 To cause any one to fed or perceive. -3 To hit. ] [ Blind- ness. &WP- P- [ ani.-'iB J 1 Got, obtained, gained; 5fTw:,5rnT: &C.-2 Reach-J Reach- ed, overtaken, equalled. Belonging to Andhra ( a% (pi.) The Tela language ). gu cnntry, modern Telangana sea a. -t ; ing to, extending aa fur KB. -4 Trust* worthy, reliable, credible ( us news &c.).-5 Trusty, confidential, faithful R. 3. 12 ; 5. 39 Ms. 8. ( person ) : ; Clumsiness, stupidity. *l ] 3TftKW arfJr'T'r [ W- nror ] Ab- (#/.) STTrT r: er ind. [ wr-snrj Final, Completely, to tT * L 3T -6 ( a ) Clever, ft^fara MB. 8. 294. 63. S* skilful ( b ) ; Another form. Hrarsjrfit. Apt, -7 Full. cempUte, abundant ; raiT 3rr ^gi^r^wnHfTwotiMs. 7. 79.-8 Trni, exact. -9 Intimate, closely related, acquainted gj^JjrTT: t%<5 ^srtfd I^JITT 3iiJ?rgfra ^r U. 4. 17 rela; Ved. One who finishes. Knowing the hidden things &c. ) artHW*?, ; ] 3TT**Tffr ; ; 1 * ( ^/ ) t ai^f ^ ] Daily occurring or to be peiformed 3. 67. every day secret ( of Mil. 1. 8. art?r$ Of a good family, 35 well-born, of noble birth.-20rderly. : Internal, secret, bidden ; U. 6. 12 Mil. 1. 24. -2 Inmost, inward U. 2. t Inmost nature. -Coarp $T 3TT5T P. IV. 4. 85] ) I Fed, having food. -2 Relating to, derived from food. stnce of power or supremacy. terminal. the end. wV/- ( Logic, I Nearest or closest phylosophy. wiwflwr q. v.) logical Metaphysics ( -2 Ms. 5. 101. -10 Appointed.-] I ; Generally received, commonly used, authentic. -12 Accnsed, prosecuted-U Reasonable, sensible. ?: 1 A trnstworthy, reliable, or 8t person credible person or source, guarantee! MIH! *nmhmrr T. S. -1 A relative, friend frirsrrt778ViHitf wm^'sr it^fgsr: R. 12. 52 ss snTTarfnT4 rs;?^n Ms. M. 5; Y. 1. 28, 2. 71 2. 109, 8. 64. -i An Arhat. tives , : ; ; relationship ( as of letters f^ ). Kirn. 2. 11 Mil. 1 ; Ms. 7. 43; II Belonging to tte duties of a ktore-keeperor chambei- lain. Madbnaurlana One conversant with the inner arfwrri^ na- jg ture. ] w: atr[ ] 1 Atmcspherical, heav-2 Produced in the The sjt atmosphere firmament, the intermediate region between the earth and sky. K^ ] class, Included, comprised ( as in a troop Ac. ). or ). 5 P sr/ ) rarely 1 Wt, amty sn^frt, Pi nis SUHII^ obtain, attain, get j ^afWiS^srurr? S. 1. -i|. 57 12 ; ; so twisted confidential ; *o -2 To r*, *?rS, reach, go to ; overtake, meet, fall in with ; snrrTwria** Bk. 6. 59. -3 To 3. 8 m A lock of hair. tf I quotient. -2 ( In Math. ) Equation of a degree. -Oomp. -TT%: ongment. -2. an affix- -3- a word of received acceptation and estn see am?blished by usage only ^fiw a. I one who ban il^also. obtained his desire. -2 one who bos renounced all worldly desires and attachments. (-JT:) the supreme soul ^rftt <* doing things in o fit or A ; ( To 31IU ) I Pr. 30 , ; /! ( Favcnrable. arro; enly, celestial. ; 5* pervade, occupy, enter into. -4 To manner; Ms. 9. 12 (-m ) agent or non fldenti al aorvarrt pregnant woman. ^fvr having proper or abundant giftr. vqtf I- received text or authority) a trusty irri . 218 revelation. -1. the word* of a credible or trustworthy peraon B. 11- 42, 15. 48. -wi? = -*r^ . as authority, one whose words are credible and authobelief, regarded riUlive mild^trnratft?^ ; S. 5 wa ftamwHrt Smritis, Itihasas and Purinas also, which are considered as authoritative evidence ) ; wt vfrt wr /. snnh trr Watery. -2 Obtainable, attainable CT: A ft/- ) [ class of gods. Confederation, alliance. Wi^-oijej). Ved. rir mT WT Y " ( aw** *" 3^] : mis- ] Offensive, unfriendly, cbievoni. Crude, raw, half .baked. cake, bread. STPTar A 1 ft awnn [ wt Tl- ] A 3Tr* .*.! ri/er, stream 3. 72. ; ; efr irtfifir ^str'TOr^ ftwrgimrt Si. are3vt A son [ 3?r?TRt of the w: j^] an epithet of Bhtsbma or Krishna. STTTOTi [ anm-vg A ] ( A shop-keeper, mer-2 a tax on market shops. -3 Assizs, market-rate. To Obtaining.-. Knowledge; ! fall upon, attack, assail ; sfrganrfinnr: B. 12, 44, 5. 50 ; Bk. 3. 48. -2 To apK. 202 rrproach, come towardu 136 FcsrnfaT ^ftfa^THTrRfaiirT K. has reached the ears; 268. -3 To fly ; ; 10. -6 Natural sequence, necessarily following. 3trft Ved. Coming in haste, iff: The wind (always a. ( -<* tct from heaven. unforeseen! A Accidental, ( qfir/. ) hawk, falcon. smrrehr a. 1 Fallen to the sr: lot of. -2 Happened, befallen, occurred, come to p&ss.-jt Alighted,desc9oded . 3TTTT(T a. Bashing upon, attacking. Bashing or failing upon, at 1 H, 1. wfc** 3nr^t! /. [ 3Tr-7^-f%^, ] 1 Turning changing into, entering into any state or condition -2 Obtaining, or procuring, getting; ?5ivf: fnr*r -4 A 42. adversity ; 5T. transgression. 3. oipostrjlation. -6 -5 fault, Remonstrance, (In phtl. ) An down. -3 Causing mirtfortane, danger, distress, adver- ; falling (a) down ; descend or fall, irmtirfr: Me. 48. -4 to The present or current moment, the instant arrqnr^qr f%<SWrx T$ffnfcnflrw: Kl. 11. 12 ;snrw5^R T~Hi f5mrri r% f 5 Happening, becoming apparent, appearance. -Comp.-j,^- a. unbearat able the first attack ; U. 7 __ grq* a. unbearable in its onset, 'Making a furious charge M. 5. 10. sim**: ind. At the first sight or attack, instantly, immediately ; D. 632. wrTnUq; a. Falling on, attacking ; WT?T ( HV/- ) t srwf -wot ] Belating to offspring. -2 ( Iu gram.) Belating to tho formation of patronymic words. affqij^ a. Ved. Being on the way I -s Ved. A fa:, -fr:, wanderer, traveller. Sjfgj 4 A. I To go near, walk to- or journey. wards, approach ; ijqr fnrf9TTTTn% 5TT5WTt HvaBt: Bk. 15. 89. -2 Tenter into, go to, attain to ( a plaoo, state &c. ) ; 97?iTT<m JTW3: >ik. 9 ; curds ; ; ^riUTfa 50TRrr undesirable conclusion rence (srftrnnT). ; pass ; jrwfJfjfWTlMer 0.2; K. 262, 158 srfr T 5rH5wrumr Pt. 2. ( 6 ) To fall to one's lot or share, befall; 132 5. H^nmrimsqfo Kn. 2. 45 irrnrrm%Sfee>B. 12. 76. -JThrowing nrrrr*w^: tack, descending, alighting M^nrirwii becomes disgusted, Mk. 175, ; -3 To cause to produce, hring on wfanrTWrr^Trlr K. 105, H. 5. Dk 156. fla?TTM*l%: ). arnrfihJT ; ; towards, com* in flying, come or drive in haste, ruut ipon. -4 (a) To happen, take place, occur, come to rff srqicr 109 descending, happening. om 1 coming, 1 ; WWiVW 3TPFJ IP. Approaching, n below. -4 To happen, occur Bk. 6. 31 ; (rrRpra^ M. 1 so it is, Cans. | To bring about, bring to pass, accomplish, effect, fjSTrfcrnjTl^T45Wi R. 2. 12 ; Slnti. 3. 19. -2 To lead or reduce to, cause to suffer see 3Trq^/. sity ; [ or A 3?r-q|-rn] occur- calamity, ^sfr%raTr w*rrT- i^ftsrt Tr3 ^t B. Ki. 2. 30, 14 ; Bh. 90 2. ; to fall into difficulty. - '<>mp. qr? Ms. 2 241. r-BV / ) occur( inr, ring in time of difficulty. fallen into mis1. -JTfpf-qTS <* involved in difficulties. fortune, 1 market arrrftr* L ?? ] 1 Belating to traffic, market &c. mercanf the market tile. -2 Go' as 1 1 assailing Ac. -2 Happening, occurrence. -3 Descending, alighting. -4 8. shop. off: duties). chant, dealer. ). 3 Tnr ^TSTT ^5rtsi^ fqri ; ; mrrt river, Ved. I ] ; ( ( blowing Getting, obtaining, gain, acquisition ; fnw, KTO Ao. -2 Benching, overtaxing, meeting with. -3 Binding, connection, relation. -4 Union especially with a woman. (Med.). -5 Fitness, -6 aptitude, propriety. Completion, fulfilment ; ^rwwrfvi af?!n nrTrgt Ka(h. -7 Future time, (pi.) N.of 12 sacrificial verses beginning with ann-fo^ f. [ K. 288. or regarded '"Tmfii' WSHT: K. 103 are felt or C'ous. regarded; 202, 236, 329. ( -MWlffi ) To go towards, approach rushing on B. 10. 28 |. the Vedas.-2. Smritis &c. rrt* (6) jf*ferlr 25. (-/. ) I . the advice of a friend or credible person. -2- the Vedus or Srnti, a word of authority ( laid to apply to ft mind ); To be felt (the Pt. 1 ?aRir"TrinTfrt ; 291 r- ; 30, 173.-5i.a)'i'o oocurto.eroBS 1. 14 Bv. 1. 17 B. milk turns Mr?i?uwwT ; l>- ; afrit into be- coming pale ; ; -2. unfortunate, unhappy, distressed. tr& [ 3TRf^ *cT?r T|: ] a pracor curse of protice, profession, not usually proper for a cedure, allowable in time* of casto, but extreme distress or calamity ; Ms. 1.116, 10. :130. (-3) N.of a an'T^r/. Misfortune, calamity. 3TiTr p- p- 1 Gained, obtained, acquired 3nf%*frTW: for aTRWsftf^or reduced to, fallen fft Sk.-2Gone into;<jrer ^wrnpw>f$ Bh. 2. 29; ; BO -3 ^.. wg SfVWiTr: H. 4. 106, V. *. f 'm%? intonble, trof all into misfortune j ; distressed, 3TrT S. 2. 16 ; Me. 53 ; -4 Befallen; q-fr>^> ^rir ^TTTT: H.I. 148. ^jf -Ctimp big with child assumed the form of * verse; 5| Dk. 130 fell a-thinking;sor?nt, !, ^5T, <W*. <4o. -3 To Afflicted, being in difficulty : wiffTTwanrnwr pregnant, quick or woman %nirfrr^T: B. a pregnant ; 10. 59. wrorf : [ obtaining. w-^-r^ ] 1 Attainment, -2 Bs ward, remuneration- 219 ._, to Causing . arrive leading or contributing apoqt tending to ; ; Sk. irr^fr a. I at, to, bringing ^nrw rijnrtn head [ an-i^-?*^ Dn-2. 46 ] emerald, iapphire. -2 A Kira'to. or barbarian. arnrffo: Received ; ^rqrv- Hence Mil. 1. A creat-jewcl aftw'^no'rart^ ftq^ B. 18. 29 Mil. 1, 6, 7. 3TT<(V? by. barter or _% garland in general 4 ( 2. f^ (3?^J{ y^r ] ), 9t!r3'*T?TraT*T<(*r: An 1 Giving pain, hurting. I fig. ) ; ; consideration. ; - of " " near the Saratvati. T STnTrf^s' < ?SV/. ( Being ) ii. j the afternoon. 3 An 9TTipr: epithet of Vaaishfha. a Conferring final <4Ui|4i| beatitnde. ' x. -2 T. A ; Sin. \ 3fnt P. 1 1 or extremity To drink up eyes, hear or see intently 7. 12 nr ; i j I ; j or | vm? K. 86 *: -3 To . ! ; Bfaag. j eclipse, surpass. MmH -srafr t A 1 8 company ( \ft ) ; B. 4. cakes, eating cakes ( with benefit ). -4 Selling cakes. -5 Baking eakes.-6 T*f 3TT5'f tin A tavern, ; a. ; ; fond ; T; 3TT<JTT a. louse. Becoming making full nsr ling, ; red- tfff Pt. 1. 4c. Mai. 9. 39. . 1 Filling. of Fil- foil. p.p. Filled N. of an old gram- ; -2 Fulness, satisfaction, satiety. o. Originating Bf" pnpil of from arr- wrtpwrT filled arm ; a. "tjv: the 10 P. fall, being crescent or waxing ; wor'y. -3 To compress. / ) aintfwrt N or 12th position %ij * tb* ; frj: [ of. ttr. (seat) and for the food 3TTW, sn^T See ) a?i^. a class N. ot 3?nrfT! Ved. deities, especially of the deity as belonging to that class. 1 To grow become full, A. 3TT or full, 31TFTtClinT?t Y. fat, of TriU sxout, increase 71. 3. ; -2 To make full, strengthen, enlarge. -tJWumr ) 1 To make fat, or comfortable, increase, enfull, anrr * nstr iw^nMnfvlarge -Caui. ^ ( ; Mb.; d*Rtl$wirc!nT%ar^f!! S. D. ttrsfvrcTdirftmsifrT.: Pt. 1; M*. Ms. 9. 314. -2 To gratify, 44 regale, satisfy, please ; sntoiHtar ; ; zj^apl^ B. 1 K. 124, Mv. ; 1, 2. ifn/. The Fat, stout. 2Cth Naksbatra or lunar mansion. a. [4?e] aiTtihTp. p. ; well udder, teat P- Bk. Stout, fat, ainftWfrss Sk. ; 1 Fat, stout, 5. 56,. 9. 2- -i satisfied, ; 2. 18. . strong A *TJ robust, -2 Pleated, Love. -2 Growth, I in- crease. Becoming : full or fat. Causing fnlnesa or sf, stoutness, promoting welfare. The act of making -^[ontf-cjgirj I full or fat. -2 Satisfying, refreshing, -3 pleasing. ^rrrcTTITJU Satisfaction, satiety ; ^i%Pt. 1.-4 Advanc- -5 Corpulency, icg, promoting. growing fat or stout. -6 Anything which eauses corpulency or good condition. -7 A strengthening medicine. -8 Pouring water on Soma and thus causing it to swell. -Oamg. sfta a. satisfying. arrcTrrnnT a. 1 Satisfied, pleaied. increased. -3 -2 ; grown, Stout, fat, robust. o. jfrsr 3UUW 3rd > 6tn > 5^ Ved. -2 Able [ 3Tf-rj** *3 to reach (Sly.). * -3 Busy, zealous. [ liaising expectations. ; g^F"jt cmrns'sr clasping him to the bosom. -2 To press hard, afflict, parplex, f uft w^- -* The 106. 1. 31, making an 3qw>r act of Filling. < To press, weigh arsntft- Improved Becoming moon. down 1 wm kiln. red, full. Plow, current, large flood, quantity; nkfirarrw f^iyit 3*Jewftm Si. 7. 74; f^>TTT?;^i5ih5W''T f?l' Kg. 23. 71. -2 Filling, making full. ffHfl Somewhat 16. . Becoming wwr and Mft^PT ( covering eaten. ^ An of marian. fc. wrmsf^ Y. strong. W?^ elementary sRire wrt); wru'RiTt^Trj'! o. [ ?t-f? ] Connected, blended, -ind. In a mixed manner, B. 16. 51. -c. Gold. <*J|f satiate one- self. ; 3HMJJ4J [ stiffi i* 55 ] To be used for anointing the corners of the eyes ( as STSW ). dish To ; baking oven, a potter's A Flour. perhaps 3Uo-^7 U. 1 To fill, pervade, occupy completely. -2 To mix or blend with. -3 (A.) subtle *fT anrft a. j: ] ( T rj: TI [ w<J9PT A kind of metal wnftunir The ; drinking in erf^j^n ?&a* 42 Ku. 6. 42 Drinking, A i ). drinking. [ I [ of water. principle of water. - ^: K. 32. o. 3tt ] confusedly. B. 3TT7 9 D. or Caut. To fill 16. 65 Bg. 11. 30 Bk. 6. 118; (flg.) to fulfil to make full, complete, H. 2. 74. ( wishes ) ; ^qwj^& %v. -pass. To be filled, to be filled with wind, be blown (as a conch) 3*1 jv- drinking party, wrapt banquet ;JMk. Mb. -2 ^TTrfaMmlQfli: liquor-shop, a place for ; 3? -si ) [ ; am! (lit. Mb. -2 To drink with the ears "r^w: B. *V- baker confectioner. -i A unltitudo of cakes ( 37^51=)! S]r ) f%*|cMi ; ( good for cakea figOi TBTiinft'fl'niKnTH^'l^' 22;ariiftnrif i*T: Mk. 5. 20 quite concealed or obscured o- Forming an ingredient of cakea, ( as 37 ). ^- A ons ceremony, ifflMt4>H The root of the trunk or body. an^fa: good maker of aryr ( cakeg ). -2 Accustomed to eat cakes. -3 Foud of Water sir-3 A religi rsrrT-argq] 1 with obaplets. 3W?trT a. 1 Yellowish. -2 Dmnk or sipped a little a: ( a water ). Yellowish colour. A pyritic mineral ( mf^rg ). ) fis; ] Consisting rr tively aig^iqtftwiS Comprei8ing,tiqueez!ng; tying tightly. -2 Embracing, clapping. -3 Giving pain, hurting. 3Tnfn%ff^. p. 1 Couopresied, bound tightly embraced &c. -2 Decorated exchange. Property or any thing obtained bv barter or for a N ( 'ft/- -2 Squeezing,compres8ing. -3(m )A chaplct ( lied on the crown of the ]. 6 A ' To bid adien W4 &m*&fS fwwWirg jtwr- t farewell ; fg^ fe* MM. 7. Me. 12 R. 8. 49, 12. 108; Bk. 14, 63. -2 To salute on ; ; 220 all receiving, put particularly parting with a visitor ( m$T Jrtft fffi sides Ved. ). 1 Pain, distress. -2 vrr Mental agony or anguish. -3 Segment of the base of a triangle. 3W7TF*T Age ending with child- fffte or -Oomp. ). ( house holder who hag through the Brst order (?f- m. a sircar [ ^JT-W^ ] I Conversa-2 Bidding farewell. -3 Curio- admitted into the second an initiated house-holder ; and tion. is (Trf'.or), hood. To be 1 surjT'S^JJo'-p. sainted, Spi inkling, Welcoming, Bathd I - tailing. Kn. ; R . ; To the end ro Wind, the feet. wm^R " ] [ Hnrr? Brwira Reaching to the feet (ae dregs ) K. 130 ( 3Tmfr:' P a '' ) Hnff / [ arnrforiJipraT Mr- st-i "fftr P. propitin] tion, gaining ono's favour. -2 f PI. Conciliation-, 1 Mnller'i Lit. pp. 1 To jump fpring; up, dance, _Mb. ; ( w ; 9- Ved. Binding. ; ; the yoke to the plough. j oke, -3 Ornament, decoration. -4 Affecor tion. rnnrr ibtd. ( ; M. 7. 1 -JI^ITH ) 11. 203. To canse to be 216, washed or btned surir^^fT TTsnor Mb. -2 To wasb, wet, sprinkle; ^ "rl"f smVTT M;. 3. 244, 11. 98. -3 To overflow, overwhelm, inundate, flood over. -4 To set in commuliun -5 ( Atra. ) To bathe. ; 1 Bathing, immers -3 Sprinkling with water ( or W^fll pulling out. on a. out [ ^ ; wiif?-|ft ] j3nf t [ aT4t77V HI?: ] 1 restrain. A. -2 To -3 To annoy, lest, injure. -4 t , -of Tearing - ft. donr, lustre ; ^Vqnrt 5I?y*rT *** -2 Colour, appearance, beauty ; M*. 12. 27. -3 Likeoft at the end of ness, resemblance comp. in these two senses ;^^irT appearing or nhining like gold iWfirH Pt. 1. 58; n^arwi* B-2. 10. -4 A **trf*-*n* ; ; shadow, reflection. reflected image, anwrfih/. [arr-w-i^] -2 Splendour, light. Befleo ' A. popular faying, run ^ f5H%fnTrnnTrTTt proverb ai the pro verb goes. A. I- To address, 1 ; ^^ speak to, converse with ; - Nag. 4. -2 To say or speak 3*nrr(something) (with two_acc.) awnirt for P- IV. 1 ; 3TTWT: An Affliction, injury, damage ; n gwimujtrre^ Ms. 4. 54, 51. -2 Interruption, hindrance. -3 Attack [ltt.-^?] to ( 1 Addresiing. -2 introdnction, preface. anHI^ot Weakness. rein in, 1 To check, interrupt, obstruct. harass, attack, moTo set forth or de- molestation, f%n^or^..^rTi^Bk. 3. 61 -3 To say or speak *rw r^fT^HT* R. 6. 82, 14. 44. -4 To name. -5 T o talk aloud, shout. Fit clare wrongly. trouble, 5 ; [ an-^vftflrrt ^^ ^3^ ^ 1 1 oi pulling ont. -2 Killing. tearing 4. 88. - -3 To 7. 8, 66. 4 ajryrnrar: -HIT I A tie or bond ( fig. also ) ; sj*T'<*nNfif tT Ratn. 3. 18 Arnarn. 38. -2 The tie of a yoke, or tbat which fasten* the ox to the :, tearing Bk tion. r ) rir. -2 To bathe, waib, immerse oneself ( fig. aho ) xvfit w$?*r inm5tMb.; 3ttff7Vrr$T- ing. circle 3TT77 a. Having the power of ). Caul. a in ^ Me. ; oat shine. tMtarfrnt: Gtt. 11 ; Bk.3. 30; Ki- 5. 33. 4 Obtained. -5 1 BindHindered. ( ^: also ) ing, joining. -2 A yoke. -J Ornament. -4 Affection. -Oomp. -HTCT " forming a wreath, arranged in a ; B wmrffc ?ft^'nr^f^! 15, 70, 13. 14 ; tow ; fast, cling to. sitting 463-466. Wiftai:, -<JT: N. of Vishnn ( protecting those who have appeased his linger ; like ; ; | " ; tied. -2 a^rjf^f p. p. I Bound, Fixed tv^TWfffTis R- 1- 40. -3 Formed, nude ssrj^5fi3'?sr irrgw and Svihi, (all these being regarded by Siyana to be different forms cf Ago!) fl (gi 3rpfhir?imTftf ff S>3iT W- Uit. Anc. ; ; 3 To hold and Mahi, Tvagbtri, Vanagpati Max 2 P. 1 To shine, blaie unnwr ^nftw*rfir* 8abhah. B. 3. 33. -2 To appear, look aft ^?WTsrvinT 289. -2 To make, form arrsTJjfsrf&Si see 3T[ ohamb'r, night and dawn, the two divine beinga protecting th aacriflee, the three goddesses Hi, Sara also bind, fasten, tie 5T ; Pi ir^ : of. of ny ajr^n: Ved. A partner ( in ( 84y. ). shared to be thing ) tp ; v Qn A 3O5TT: K.. ZUU 104 places Propitiatory verges', a rmne given to certain invocations sddretsed to severs! deified objects in consecutive order, and aid to be introdactory to the animal sacrifice some take the Aprit to repregent the objects themselves, the verges beinu; consequently called 4pverges. The objectginvoked are 12 Scgamiddha, Taufcnapit, NarfUamsa, the divine being bearing invocation! to the godg, Barbia, the doors of the sacrificial tirWfllNta Wt: Ms. 7. srrfifSft ; 129, 3. 1. ; To I fx place, on, 1 ivftti, (*&/) [^-a^] a. Opium. i Ved. ] 3UC?T The nece. ; produced from a or to, Annual, yearly according to Dj- air ( 3^*1: ; sfl W^-^ [ 152 1. under- Knowledge, 1 arrfi^ Un. ). clond. Bithing. rf reaching to of *ho foot, Belonging f mil. to the feet. notice, perceive, standing. -2 Instructing, informing. a. ( fr /. ) [ wn-3^ ) jrrs^ 17. 37 ; To Ved. ( wrwJwr 6. 5. (= wr Turbid, dirty 1 -2 Clearing, breaking. understand 3T ; -2 Wet-3 Overted, sprinkled flowing with, U'.led or overcome with ^TIT", <m5T", yRre Ac- -Ht see "ari"? An initiated home- holder, R. 11. 31 g.^! " Secret, hidden. A dregs reaching ). -4 A flood, an innndttion. Bidding adien, taking time of departure. -2 3Tnr*5T5T I leave at the !~W q* v. BiitKing, immersing. -2 wetting. -3 Submerging. I 3Tt5?rr: welcomed or hon.nred. -2 Praiseworthy, commedable. -3 Beautiful. a- VIh>g cf- ^Tia^. sity. itj\w I ) Addressing, speaking -2 Convertation <W- ; address- pot p. To be arworthy of being spoken to 8- 48. *i R. w W'lW sror*n'jf^T What is to be s&id by way of add ress Me. 101. 1 A. 1 To shine, blaf* 3TT*rTr, be -2 To bright, -3 To appear ; ed, ; 221 seem, look like usrwm Ku. ; To -4 12. 14. w ; 7. 3 ^twnrfTT TO? R. 7. 43, 63 appear, hae an appearance jrnrr Ki. 17. 21. minate. 3TiTWfT- To C'au. ; 1. agreeable a- 3TTmT: [r?-vr*] I Splendour, light, lustre. -2 A "rejection ?rar; -3 ( a ) ttcsimblance, of t at the end of comp. ; ; www vfirfnrrw & ( ) Ram. Ac. . phantom Se>nblance, *W3T*rT*rwrsm: S. mi in s^rrHTO ) ( A 5 sWrK^rHm: S. ; D. ; ee^wwra- S. ; C. /. [ ) Rim. Mv. ; ^fr /- ( ] WSP ) [ -6 An 270. in- WTWnr ; I ; ; expanse, extension, siffRhrrs^ JTTy'J*i orecincts. environs of a Saina melody. Continued repetition P. 111.2.81,4 22. Contained in a chap3TI*ft*r " ter of Pagini which ends with bha ( w ). Making atrSTTO'C *ST Magnitude, folneas, extent, expanform 5 ir'gTfnrnj Me. 92 from' the broad cheek irratrn?tr MM. 8. ; Splendid, - 1: I A collective name of 64 demigods. -2 X. attendant Gana. of an a. anfsrgrmc, arrnT^Tf^ / ) [ WTO^w^K-3^ ] I Ma- r?V gical. sir A A cowhered -2 Imprecatory, maledictory. speli or incantation, magic. Mv. tronymic ( - Tr/. ) [ srftiM-wjr 1 birth ( arm-jR ), pa( at name a ) at ; jfiwrRrsrSsT nrr Ka. i. Nobility or loftiness of birth. ws tants completion ^?m ; f *fr*torr^ft>TT'l m Rsir^ anttafrtiVMfe Udb.; 0. i -0 V ^ I Nobility of birth 'sTf^r SST Ok. 137 Rain. 3. 18 MY. 2. 18. -2 Rank. -J Learning. -4 Boaoty. ; ; ; under the constellation Abhijit. A name sound, word. -2 iog ; see 3rfJt*t. 3nfTOTf3r menticu- ; [ be enjoyed Livelihood arnrnih Contain- ($tf.) ed in a dictionary. qn A lexi- cographer. to a srrfttvrftaft a- Belating word or name. t The property terrible Fearful, 1 -2 ; 18. Si. a. ] Relating to ceremoay called Trfng^T I Direction os to *"r /. ( [ ) [ 3T- the religions 3ffHg3T q. v. arftg^rw w^: towards ; w ] fifw meet or encounter. -2 Be- iog io front of or face to face ; Ved. Ved. juice To ] ^ ). ). Erjoyment. -2 1 lif. Interior, inner, TfTTif. -2 One Suffering from. 3rrVHU M ; of tb two kinds of TOM or effort giving rise to the vocal sounds. Injury, ft inward physical pain. [*n-w-f] - 3tnj ( Say. ) ; PerTading, empty ; stiagy, ; . j ) Living in the open air. empty-banded. a. Vcd. Empty, powerless. A litl e curyod or ft? ?f] Katable us food &o. ). ( - A kind bent. P. Ve To be present, grr^ continue one's existence. a)T>a. Ved. 1 Approaching ( as a effipraisr). -2 Strong, sufficient, cacious. -3 Applied according to rule ( as a hymu ). -4 Very prosperous. -!. A prison, s placa of con- Pervasion. -2 OverSTI^fa':/. 1 powering strengta. -3 Capab lity, efficiency. HPT nv >r< 1 of , B- Vsi. Praitewortby. a. P. 1 1. To bring 79 8 ; ; air W^iwi Bhag.-2Tocarry. -3 To with. -4 To bear, support =fr *tjfr x] I woman's property. Resulting from Practising, repeating. practice. Mk. *r .,.,_ ( l^TenJing to 8. -2 Relating /. ) good.jjranting to the rue or be- 12. ginning of anything gui" Ms. 88. -3 High, exalted, important. ; ^A Sraddha or offering to an; an occasion of rejoicing. ?* f:W fill, -2 -3 Being near, neighbouring, adjoining (sn(rf?w). cestors 1 or siV ^ ] anq^nnr i^ Soma Living, supporting 78. flaement. of a name. ( WfirhT 7ift ur- as ( cowherd*. 1 a- wirttfir!? stafffs Sin ; -8 A serpent. ' A i ; 1 A cowherd's wife. -2 A woman of the Abhtra tribe. -J Thelanguago of the A bbiras smrfij iromTfXl'fTtBBrr) 8. D. 432. -Ooiap. -7%:, -fjY /, - reaching ft:^] 2. ; iia^if?i T 6. 24. 2, i ur^-m wri g^rnv* yntin according to M. the offspring of a Brahman* and a female of the AmUshiha tribe. -2 or its inhabi( pi. ) N. of a country ; ; afffirsTH Relating to ; bodily form or stature ; 14 mrwhnftjrri Bh. 3. 42. 86 ; Mv. 2 K. 305, 333. -5 Effort. -6 The expanded hood of a oobra ( nied by Varnna as his umbrella ). -7 Enjoyment, satiety. I Twr^ X bright, shining. ( 01 apparent ; sive 8, 4. 10, 5. 11 illuminating. -2 Decorat- ) tention, purpose. clear Filled. I ; act of of the modes of rcusio personiSed an a female. * Carving, [ 3TT-H~*-*F3 ] winding. -2 A curve 3rrrrT5f?Fjr crumpling. -3 Circuit, ( nir ) )Mb. 4. To he offered as a present. -2 Taken by force, or frnud. | A present. -2 A room ?K 75 -2 The ) 5. an- works : ^wa?47Tvr^ nourishing. strvftttp.p. ed. w- ; reasoning, semblance of a reason, ac erroneous but plausible argument fallacious fallacy, *r ( .^w 1 Relating to the inauguration of a king ; arrfvrq'^ft*' 1^ 2. 32. ( occura in the n^meg of t.q. B.; Mil. 2 look! like wantonness. -4 Any unreal or fallacious appearance iT5urrwr inarw. Ki. H^nr Heanty. r^f^ ^ ift- a. illu] decoration f5if^rqTf^twtorrr% ; Good, ) 44; 1 Vediuta. / *r ( Mil. 4. ; An ornament, f 1 ( fig. 'also ) 3nf*mrfT^ sfprni/. Splendour, lustre, light. likeness -3 Fa- 2. vourableness. untrnly, sjpiR: ; *; Ratn. ; ail * ] One who digs with a spade. 222 id- An interjection of ( a ) assent, acceptance, 'oh', 'yen' ; ait M. 1 ; ( b ) recollection ; art a- $t rl^?fr ;r** wnsffjrnfhr S. 3, Oh, 5Tm^ (o) see I V. 3 now :t arr ; M. 3 ; <JB> ) ( to oft applied Ved i ) arpnof Ms 223; Y.I. 287. -2 Unripe, immatiire. -3 Dnbaked, unanealed a jar). -4 Undigested. -H 1 State ( of being raw. -3 Constipation, pass ing bard excretion. -3 Grain freed from chaff. -u | Disease eicknetw, -2 Indigestion a ; 4. : ; a?k ( to ; Addressing, calling, orr I caljing ont to; a>^r% I ^TrurTiraTTfniaT Sat. Br. -2 Bidding adien, taking leave of. -3 Greeting, welcome, -4 Invitation srfsfemr*orif^ Y. 1. 1H. -5 Permission. -6 courtesy. ; Conversation ;Mf ; ; bnr. -Oomp. R am undressed rice. an'N'nw- arr$rv: [ ' receptacle of undigested food,' the upper part of the belly to the navel, stomach. a jar of s^vr: WtTRTT: ] unbaked clay H. 4. 66. -iffan. smelling of raw meat or of a burning ; n^j the smell of raw^. a kind of fever cf ^> corpse. meat. . ; WTTWK sfRl: *?sWT STIJTwftfT Asking, inviting, ( -HT ) An inviter, entertainer, especially of Brlhmacalling &o- -- an eater Tfc dysentery. chyme. Jrtmfsrsi of raw flesh. w . imperfect ^j,. constipation, < or its at the time of torpor of the bowels attended with flato. lenoe and intnoiHscence. Wj?t pain of indigestion, colic. *rr^- a Srlddba performed wtth uncooked food L ) aew moon or conjunc- tf The new moon oblation. tion. TV. ^/- ( Belonging to the new moon festival. -2 Happening or born I 3T Curd of milk and .whey, a mix ] tnre of boiled and coagulated milk ; m. nas. , Curd suitable for the preparation of -4miksha f />. called. 'nvited, to io unneceisary Addressing. -2 Talk, conversation V. 2. -3 The vocative oaso ; things. rf J Bam in the amfcsM so ; sense. 3TTWT a. [^f-W ?,] Inimical; 1 odious, am^f^r: m- ; n of T. o chtld / enemy. p. To be addressed or called to, to be invited &c. >4 A word in the vocative cato. an-^-f* mixicg. Fl" h - 1 ."- [ ?.] ^n 46 * - ] Flesh ; Tmsnr^ rogfr7Tfrww R- 2. 59 nwtf*t Castor-oil plant. 1 ; Having a o- deep tone, uttering a low, muttering sound, rumbling amfsrrorr ; t 3TTJW: [ aii-jft ^3 3?^ TV.; tiaid to be fr- ap^also ] 1 Disease, sick; preliminary stage of the disease called dropsy. irrir an unannealed vessel ;tVnjTJnrii* fsnmnmsrffrrtvrfir Us. 3. 179 tfcre rnnning at the nose, defluxion. m. a cannibal, sorrow. -2 Appointed anSwTT: dy ; o- 3TiT%ff p. jj: A I -2 A genersl minister, counsellor. see 3^in??. interrogation. ; sentery or diarrhoea caused by vitiated lauong in the abdomen ( the excretion being in this case mixed with hard and fetid matter ). 3?^ a. eating raw flesh or food. W wft 3TO ] WflW STnTTfBT: C | invoke. ajTJnj-o'r Raw, uncooked, nn 1 irftgrsf ; call, invite, ; determination, 'surely,' 'verily', TO; (d) reply. pa TV. ] dressed ( opp. the cow in the K. 195. come ) srmsrTW ^t^f wtgrorR Mb. -5 To speak -4 To ness, distemper ; Mv. ^tfcnr: 3nrr*s fffinnw>T^; R. 19. f^ ^rettinnft w^ -2 Damage, hnrt. 7 N. of the Coptus Speciosns. w 22 4. 48 ^ ; JTH^ ; Si. i -3 Indiges- medical plant 3Trmrrf^.a. [ 3nr-ft5(-f% -2 Henoe ( object of fig. ) A enjoyment victim, prey, ( ; TR4 ) $HT*^" B. 12. 11 <prf^rrort f^rJTnwT?rt I'fr prey &c.; Dk. 164. -3 Food, fell a -4 A bait. bribe. -5 Desire, lust as ; in f*rt*ft ftrriJTr: Ms. 6. 49. -6 Enjoyment ; pleasing or lovely object. leaf. -9 The f ruitof -7 Form. -8 A the Jambtra tree. -Cornp. -anf^re a - Pff:. carnivorous, sating flesh. -gs^'fond of flesh,' a kind of bird, heron. arrft^m. Ved. 1 Raw or flesh A meat. -2 ; dead body. N. of a plant ( = arrfugr q- ' gestion, dyspepsia. srjm.ar ) ; an 1 i till Lasting STTWIT, -pi l*m a. Bawnvas, unreadiness. U. 1- 118; : ; Ms. 2.23. castor-oil pUnt. , Ved. Friendly disposition or inclination, affection. ST >T^ [ bid adien 1 3TJW-sr^ To bid ] Pain, farewell, sTm *^^ Wf^f S 1 ; 3 ; WmrffrfT S. 4 Kn. 6. 94 K. 223. -2 To speak to, call ont to, addrea, converse with nHTihnihiw K. 81, 197, Ve. 1;A. R. 3. -J To say, ; ; ; see 2. absorbed ; ; 303 being atin1rfi Shutting or closing ; of the Anger, wrath, im- eyes ; K. 256. a Ved Attacking. The tree, fimWio Embltca Officinalis Myrobalan, Gaertn( Mar. arwar ) -2 N. of an1 other tree ( *HTV ). Emblio Myrobalan Bv. 2. 8. ); in. am- ^IH^^li -^t sorrow. SrrjT^lG A. patience -*h>r close ( the eye* K4v. 2. 11 to shnt 22 benumbing urerer- ^3r^rr%5'^nn?JT^K. 9. 101. m. Ved. A destroyer. *W: The To ; Mv. Lovely, charming P. life, Raw. o. 31TJT( death, lasting for qr Fruit of the ; Comraecnement. -2 dramas ^rf ) ; ( ( In A prologue, prelude ( iRcifevery Sanskrit play is introang^- I* ': *n s defined ) duced by in 8. D. JT ^fl ; N. of a particular Hik or verse of the /iig-vcda ;(Rv. 8. 48. 3 ). 287- the face. To 223 U. 1 To loosen, to go. -2 To wear, tie round or fasten; put on ( as a garment &c. ) accoutre ; with; :.Ku. 5. 66, 7. 21 ; 3TT5=?m^nTT 15 *n? *?JTT5^ Bk. 17. Crushing Gladdening, cheering up, delighting. 7; 1 Joy, pleasure ; 2 delight ; siTWtf W*r 3rrg! Barn. Fragrance -J 1. 43 To throw, cast, discharge 3TT>n^ff nflr vsrwr^ Me. 35. -4 To throw T i> ; 6. ; or cast off, take off, put garments &c. aside -3 Discharged, ; let go, &c.; see shot cast, I being let loose. -2 Final beatitude.-3Putting on, wearing (clotheB,ornarnents &o.). f$R ind. Till flnl beatitude is ob Liberation, tained. I Loosening, liberating. -2 Emitting, shedding, letting forth, -3 discharging. Putting or tying on. 3Tnj^, -ft a. Ved. Destroying, ( perfume ), ; 5am^ Me. 1 <* Delighting, pleasing. Delighting, rejoicing. -2 Making fragrant. -2 Made Bh. m. 35. 8. Belonging wrgfitas Srr: Sur.; for the (-^~r) made in the form of a pill month ( of camphor &c. ). * STORtar a. Bobbing, stealing. Theft, robbing. of fragrant arrmrr 1 P. 1 ( or traditionally a ) To hand down sacred texts in ; ; Well-born, ty 3TfSq|<|uft i ^ Br. Sat. ^jrftr Mil. 1 ; Mv. Vulnerable. 9 P. 1 To crush ; 1. (Hence) To regard, consider, mention, lay 1. 4 ; down by rub- -2 To crumple. -3 To Ku. 2. 13, Bk. 18. & Kim. ; 3TTJff: 1 Crushing. -2 Rung lily wijtfta^ J?T3*r^%*handling %5Tt S. 7. 14. -3 Pressing, squeezing. -4 N. of a town. ; 3Tnrf%5l a. Crushing, pressing. 24 handle STT^-^fi P. 1 To touch roughly ), lay hands upon; smaqr': Ki. 4. 14 ( at ) ; U. ; M. 5; ^ 3TTrnr.P-.p. !<(( vrlf 5f*raw*T Ku. 3. 163 Dk. 71 S. 7. 2. -2 ; ; 34 9. Si. . ed, aaid to be Considered.regard- ( ; K. a ) To seine upon, eat up ; B. 5. 9. ( b ) To Ku. attack, assail ; arrqir ^. <^. 2. 31. -3 To rub, injure. 91TUj?:, -$r* 1 Touching, close ^ -2 contact. Rubbing, wiping. -*3 Counsel, advice- Wf^vp.p. )^ Si. 2. 10. -2 Studied, repeated. -3 Remembered, kept in mind. -4 Handed down in snored texts or traditionally. S. 7. 2. -4 Wiped, rubbed. 4Ui)*-V a - To be measured from against all ; tides row ; to be reaobod with or bolt ( ? ). an ar- ; 3Tt*sm?K " [ 3T tion or study of the flnid. Watery, srtHrlr^r o. ( Aquatic. ^r/. ) A fish. q;: [wwn > ^ tffv On. 2. arnr? [ 3n^n?!jrft3 The fruit 16 ] The mango-tree. of the mango-tree. -Oomp. wnr& N. of a tree ( 3n*T(W ) -2. inI fruit mango juice. (-$)th fr*: *e name spissated mountain muMlti$> 3?mw a of of arraTtW. Me. 17. wftsw ). a portion of dried mango-fruit qvf [ ansCT of. P. VIII. 4. 5 J a grove of mangotrees HlffHurquj rtmr Rim. qsft [ ^^ft ^ -- ; TV. ] The hog-plum, Spondiaz Man- gifera ( its juice resembling 'hat of the mango)'.-4r The fruitof thu tree. arnrrffSfi Inspissated P. 1 The mango 2 hog-plum. juice Vedas. -2 Mention ^^] One who 3Tnl>H< m. Acid taste V. 1, 123. 1 repetition an-Ktt-^ ] 1 tradition, sacred texts Caus. ifar To see Gai;a repeat ; qirf T Mb. %nrr?; Tautology words or sounds. repetition ; handed down Reiterated, repeated as plication ; STTSar;, fff?fr*fritf&3tit3 The tamarind cJV )r 1 -2 Acidity of stomach. 3rri*s( including Bribmanas, Upanishad and v4ranyakaa also) Dk. 122 Arrival, approach. sacred ar wrs*irj Mb. -2 text or precept in general ; U. 4. -3 Traditional usage, family or national customs- -4 Received doctrine. tree. xg Sourness, acidity. tree. ; 3k. ~*ST The tamarind by tradition or repetition. (6) Hence, The Veda, Vedas taken collectively ; of worda ). 1 fr Repetition of sound or word. -2 (In gram.) Redureduplication, the second word in ( ir. (a) Sacred A ; to P. wsiszp-P- Recitasacred texts or ; -3 N. of a mountain. generai. srr*TTTTs [ ( ef Study. ( Touched, attacked, leized &C.-2 Sweetened, made delicious ; Pt. 4. -3 Rubbed, strnck I Dhriiarishtra Kirttikeya. ; (?rf: ; 64 ) Bhiv. 1 ; . An epithet of ( a celebrate, bail, ; ( 81 5. 8. Mv. 4. 30. -2 To keep in mind, commit to memory, learn, study, repeat; wgr srifwirsrsw Bk. 17. 30 ^i^rnrir?r Kn. 6. 16 learnt. -3 To press, squeeze. Am- inhabitant of wmra^Rf tvgffi ; ; - bing. 7. (b) ; .of an illustrious person or f ami- . An 1 SfTOB : ; H<*fsifhmP9U'rH^f& ft *rra*j Ku. 6. 31 rr^ f%c5 q?T*?rer sjmHw Mil. a sen or descendant of snob a one ed by the Ambarishapatras . A thief. A kind "* ; D. Attended with, or 3llill<<*4, learnt by.traditional instrnotion;D.6 . A country inhabit- 1. A perfume odour. 3*5 ] usages -2 containing the esienoe of the Veda. bashtha. p- 1 Pleased, delightfragrant, scented. 3 to the next or other world a. 1. pious, observing the traditional 3TTJ?H^iT;>. ed. hurting. TO -5 Advice or interaction. ( in pagt and prevent usage ), -6AT*ntra.-7 A series of families. -Oomp. -vrf^ . Wt'l'rt Subhish.; Si. 2. 31. -3 Strong smell. as off. WJjRl?:/. 20 diffusive ; ) yfng^p'p- 1 Loosened, liberated. -2 Put on, worn above. ( Mil. 3. ; a. arrq-j [ m ] 1 -2 Gaining 01 an j-ai^, 3^-r3j acquisition of money, acquiring ( opp. BUJ ); wn^ f:W f.w Pt. 1. 163. -3 Income, revenue, receipt nrdff f^niiirrjfJ' TTT awtfi 8k. ; y. 1 ^ ; . 322, 326 ; Mk. 2. 6 ; 162 sources of income : 224 Mi. he Hve 8. MM 4W, ( ] I Depend. ent on, resting with (with loo. or in gr^w sr^r^ 5 irV corup.); 3rv^i ^f Ve. 3. 33 *m*T*rTraff: TC S. 4 beyond -5 The 5^ hi* mean*. -4 Gain, profit. eleventh house ( in e.tro!ogy ). -6 The guard of the women'* apartmenti. -Clomp. HJTJT (dnal) receipt and disburstrtez>t, income and ex penditnre. -ftipr a where place ; lity, docility. i | I srnrf^:/- [ wr-f(I.-l%^ ] I Dependence, subjection. -2 Affection. -3 Strength, power, might. -4 Boundary, limit. -5 An expendient remedy. -6 Majesty, dignity. -7 A day. -8 Steadiness of conduct, oontinu anoe in the right path. -9 Length -10 Future time. (These twoseosea should perhaps be referred to amrft q.v. ) mmmfflV near. ns, Y. 2. 73] -- Active, K. P. 10 ; I ; Z. 56. 8'.. 217 3. ; in (as breath 4o ); 11. 100 ; Y. 1. 24.-3 To draw stretch oneself, togrowlong(Attn.); grasp, possess Bk 3. 46. -5 To bring or lead towaro.i. Cant. 1 To lengthen, stretch, spread or draw oa' . -2 To remove, transplant. from all tides ; procuring, P. I. 3. granting. a. Sacrificing or v4 TWIT: JJJT < a. Inclined to sacrifice, A gift f* given at a sacrifice; obtained by sacrifice. To strive, en1 A. I grfir^ deavour. -2 To rest or depend OB, rest with (with loo.); *^r nc^iTOTffi Mv. 1. 49, 3. 31 ; Dk. 48. -Z To arrive, oorae to, reach, dwell (Ved.). worn [ n mrnl *s^ ] 1 home, resting-place MM. 7 hangmen, (fig. aluo); ^prnwr; *5r?r*iiiiw* mrr Ku. 7^5 was centred in her; B. 3. 36; nnft*WIT130 *W*>*Twnitr K. 103 armfasw, Place, abode, , & Chip. 32; (hence) a seat. -2 receptacle, home, Rapport, domestic deer The ; place of tbe sacred site of Long ( with Buddhist* who consider the five six as the sense* with manat .lyatanaa). -7 The cause of disease. State of being nn altar ot seat. WllH-^tl <* Hnvirg certain seat or home. m- N. of the fourth foot of Brahma- OT. Ved. One who approach cne who fasten* or raise*. 3n*rw* I Length, extension.-! Be- 311^ es, -j Stretching straint, corbing. a bow ( a* ). ^ smrnrt [ sn-vn ] 1 Length; fiHrnriPT5itfV Me. 57. -2 Expansion, extension Ki. 7. 6. -3 Stretching, ; extending. -4 Restrain,, control, stopping ; vroiTwrtmniorr: Bg.4. 29 q* 3UTrw^ ; Ms. air: 2. o. Extended, long OTirfor Stretched a- V. ; 1. ex out, tended. ^ l-.mft K. An oblong ( in geometry Deeply, long as in a. -Oos*p. . }. : 'aw t^i woman a. ( a length also), 68, Dk. 29 ijrrwr ?T* u^rrrin>: Si. 14. 5; T.*rfvrrf>!rai anmifrt uf?: Ki. 2. 14 : Ms. 7. 160 Wit 7V: Pt. 3. 112 i'tiprudent, no good for the future; "jfjrM'lff: Mn. 4. 12 i7n Ki. 1. 23 permanent. -J ( ; ; Future couaquence ur result; sntiiTi wfnt^Mr a^Tt* ^f f^r*^ Ms. 7 178 Ki. 1. 15, 2. 43, 3. 43 Ki 4. 2l fruit-yielding season. -4 M*jes!y, : ; dignity. -5 Stretching tbe hand, ac cepting, obtaining. -6 Work fir* ir ; K. 25, Impatience, longing. Ved. A spooc for stirring or any similar implement. 3Hrarcr:>-* P8tre-grond,place for feeding. 4 P. To 1 vn^n^ ; exert oneself 3. become exhausted 15. , 14.-2Toweary Bk. 3rni afflict; 6. or fatigu69. 14. Caut. ] To trouble, Wt WBTfifWt^: K. 04.' 3Urorr% 35; Mn. 7. 8; V. 2. -2 To weary, tire out, worry. -J To injure, affect ; lessen, diminish; Bk. 8. 61. -4 To string a bow ) ; wTr fl?: ] a panegyrist, brd. *Pfih/. 1 Length, extension. -2 Future time ;the future vtf K. 55 reetrsia. : 385. 1 zntHftp-P' [f?-^J } with large eyes. 3!trtT " having long-cornered eye<. -3?^: half an obsrnrfit:/- long continuance, long. remote futurity ; Si. 14. 5. *93T& pjij a. long carved; plantain tree. m. [ 3?lTdT t^iW, t^T' Ku. 1. 47. 1%. who or time) Ki. 11. 48. Vrurg 104, ; ; ed 175 lasting. -2 Dif tnd. 55 oneself, ; fuse, prolix. -3 Big, large, great Pt. 1. -4 Drawn, attracted. -5 Longdrawn, distant. - 6 Curbed, restrain- ed. 3Tflrf^ a. 1 Oa -2 Long (in space dis- Pained, -2 Hurt, injcred, killed. -3 Vexed, angry. -4 Effected with difficulty. -5 Thrown, cast, tressed, afflicted. -6 Sharpened, whetted. sent forth. -7( Actively uod )Toilliag, labouring, exerting oneself. *rrit: [ w-w-^ ] 1 Effort, exer tion, trouble, difficulty, pain, labour; Bg. 18. 24 ; cf . ar^rirH also. ^jfcjrfnr -2 Fatigue, weariness; ^(tgigrf* ti if> ^ysrrr^ ^rt^ ffrfrpff fr 1UTW: HW ^ltc( -3 ^ JJTifw Mb. - Mtutal pain, anguish. 9rrrw5rT <* [ a?r-T-<'9'?; ] Cansiog fatigue, weari8oaie,trouble4ome ; Bh. 3.58. 3irnf^ a. [ 3Ti-j^-f5iw ] baubted, fatigued. tions, striving T%S. 2. 1. v.l. 1 -2 Making Ex ex- ; g r ] 1 Made of . 83. Si- 12. 65. fJarrvwrffi*: Mu. ; ; house, ground-plot. -5 A barn. -6 An inner-seat wr<wr \ ; ; altar, fire, jhed for sacrifices- -3 A aaaotnary, acied place; a* in "^ffM 5;, fl-TWjrf&c. -4 The To p. a stick ten fingers long Mb. ; ( ^"iar* ) arrrwr procuring be*t. unisg 28.-4 . wnrftS Long, extended. -2 : Dignified, majestic, stately. -3 Self restrained. ; To honour, worship OTqftr a. Ved. Performing sacri- ). arramiT^ a. 4 ; To give, present, ( the gods ). -1 furniib, topply. -3 To consecrate, ordain, dedicate. fice* mind of ( irroiTfnt: ^j'mi'jwwwfH! 8. 4. v. 1 g Sk. draws up Bk. <. 119 stretched out.-2 restrain, Ms. I A. I ; To extend, lengthen out 7. ; To ; U. 1 oot, strotoh 8k. On&tnefs,nnsnitable- impropriety 3j|V^ diligent, m: A man who, in indefatigable order to gain an object, uses forcible initead of gentle meant ( mof . Docile, tractable. -3 Attempt; nr,-ri dependence, humi- 208 (*<5^ Kull.). -7Connec. -8 Meeting, union. -9 Source, descent miTVntt Dk. 164 descended from him. -10 Bestraint ad, tried re- Tenuee are collectedarnica. Ved. Coming, approach-' ' D "S ODe to WDOm g ;)0 ' K wealth cornea. WnfiTf? ind. At ths time when cowl return home ; sraftrranrnY** Bk. 4. 14. Ved. Coming. a. Ved. Coming or driving -2 16. Ms. tion, junction. iron, iron, metallic , 225 m wr?*r sfstw 11 Ms. 8. 315 ; fo trwnrcft TO?rr Bv. 2. 59. -2 Armed with an iron weapon. -$fr A post of mail, an armour for tb body. -# 1 Iron qj g^ rforwpT tflnjti- fw ; fJnurf Kn. 6. 55; fro* rter wm?T- ^-Kif made of iron. -3 A weapon. -4 A wind internment. 3Tnr^TT' ^ ne "PPr part of the thigh of an elephant. WrniT 2 P. 1 To come, arrive, approach. -2 To reach, attain, go to (any particular state ) ; tg^t *%, "T^gcSt *c. -3 To -4 To be possible ( with inf. srrvm follow, resujt. or practicable ). a. Come, approached. f Excess, superabundance '(3^) Ki. fight with O. generative power), - ; 5. 3n59:,-tf [ang^ sprS -jr] 1 A weapon, shield Ac. it is of 3 kinds (I) WT, e. g. a sword ( 2 ) s^ag*, e. g. a disc ; ( 3 ) ii^g^, e. y, n arrow ; ; ; T ?*f!%T fwiifwigtr R. 3. 63. -2 A vessel ( Ved. ). vf 1 Gold used for ornaments. -2 (pi.) Water (Ved .). fc -ar ) arrirt an armoury, si^ncqrstrmrt srm?Tr3r?Tf> Hfrfa Ve. 1 ; Ms. 9. 280. suR^ a. living by one's weapon. -Oonrp. arsenal ( ' ; A. B. 4 B. B. 4. ; - ; Relating to arms. ?] A 5.23. 351 soldier, warrior. / arnrrfih [3?r-jr-ft\] Coining near, arrival. smrrsil Coming,arrival.-2Natural temperament, disposition, nature. Bearing or A -%/TT: using weapons. warrior ; Si. 18. 11. arnfttnT A ' oatt ' e > Canting to come,inviting. mHllPtlrl <* Urgently requested or aaked for. anilu^ ^twniuf W^o- [?-^w Un. 1. 2] Ved. Living, going, moves Me. 3. 1 A living being, man. -2 Mankind, human race. -3 Living beings taken collectively. -4 The first man. -5 Life, duration of life. -6 Wind. -7 A ion, deicendant, offspring. -8 The son of Pururavas and Urvati. Mb. -3 Slaughter, wrflrurn -Oonrp. a. attached to <*3j ; joined with men. A. or Caut. 7 3Uj{a^ fasten or tie, yoke -2 To appoint. -3 towards ( the mind ) WTOT K. 173. place Bi. form ; 2. 1 join, wnrWirawT1 To fix, or -2 To make or ; Caut. 21. raRRffsra^fn^ft ; To ( to anything ). To fix or direct n: Ku. 4.24. 1 Appointed, charged ( with gen. or loc. ) ; $5n$ti8. 115. ^iroi^irfHisyr fB^jpfor Bk. -2 United, joined, obtained. ^> A minister, an agent or depnty. vn^iKp-p- with Battle-field wm: 1 Appointment, entrusting, something. -2 Action, performance of an act. -3 Offering flowers, perf nines &c. -4 A shore or bank a quay to which boats are at; tached. -5 ^?ft Connection, wmnifau sfrg Obstruction wnftsrflT seizing. ( I tw ?TT union ; H HST% K4m.-6 ) Joining. -2 Taking, -3 Collecting. -4 Effort. 3TT5rT Melted. " if Mixed, mingled. -2 Half-melted butter. 1 To fight with, *Tnr; Caui. To oppose, oppose. 4 A. 89 attack) attack, iprift ; fi g nt 5T*r B. 6. i 42 3piJTl<Jitr;i tfr, : life. 1 Alive, angwirf gtf Ms. 3. 263. ( Generally used in dramas by elderly persons in addressing a nobly-born person ; g. a charioteer addresses a prince ai aiigw^. A Brahmana is also so ad. dressed in tainting of. Ms. 2. 125 ; . living. ^ war ; sfS killing. ; of the 27 Yogas or divisions of the -2 The Yoga starffivr; th third lunar mansion. an3r r* irroff comp. the final B of tuis word is changed to <j before hard consonants, and to ^ before soft ones ). 5i7 a. ( *r/- ) promoting -Gump. long Ufa K. 351. -9>rn o- wishing ; for long life or health. ;g^ a. 3*r 1. giving or producing life. a medicament. -2- ghee. q->in N. of a 4fl in astronomy. ^f^f:/. long 5f longevity. ^i i ais^alfma^: [MigiTte^ K37^8ur. ] the science of health or medicine, counted as a sacred science, and r< gar tied supplement to the Atharvveda comprises 8 different department(1) 5T?4 surgery (2) 5HSW* diag. nosia of diseases belonging to the head and ita organs; (3; ^fnf%f*?ffr treatment of diseases of the whoit body ; (4) ^JTl?ur treatment of diseases of the mind suppos d to as a ; : (it ; be^caased by the influence of evil treatment ; (5) gnwn^?4 spiiits of children ; (6) 3n?nW doctrine of antidotes, (7) tm7"m* doctrine and (8) 7!5Tr3>*icTar of elixirs treatment of remedies to increase ; ; e. few s wirtgrorftwri g. TV. ] WI3?T: [ ang: *ITJt, %That which proclaims age or duration of life. -2 ( With Jainas ) Connection with the or body 1 person. a. [ang: snTigHHW, wginr of life sM At the end of motiug long Tait. Up. -2 Vital power. -3 Food. -4 N. of a ceremony called *fi;iirn performed to secure long life. ( In life, ( comps. ) Life B. 1.63. ; ; ; m ; ; Ait. Br. ; i*?ffi srrwft fttfsi wr^ ). *rrgm^ -3 Lasting. -4 Old. -m. I The third air- " [ l-arRt-flra Un. 2. 117 ] 1 Life, duration of life B. 9. 62, 12. 48 TO%TI 3n*pfoK -2 Long-lived ecliptic. 1T*m s one with ; ; srf&oft ( -m. ) a warrior, soldier. the tree called snfcft (^In^i?!^ trwr a?rf^trf^*T 'devil of ^rJiwn). arms, devilish warlike spirit ; Mv. 3 o. I- belonging to medicine. -2. acquainted with medical science, medical. ( -m. ) a physi. cian. $w: 1. remainder of life; ?mrr Pt. 1 sTri%iT Pt. 4 being destined to live longer. -2. end or decline of life. * -^f^>, -%f^H Ms. iitj] Pro' preservative life, vital, f $ nsrwjn-aBiirN- fh*rr* ; M. 4. 103, 3. 106, 4. 13 Dk. 158. -f 1 Vital power, abundance of life or vigour. -2 N. (TT 4 v. 1. 1. ; ; of a ceremony performed after the birth of a child. 3inr ind. An interjection of calling, expressive of affection. Stm*!*: [atfW* w. wtf srn] The son of a Sftdra by a Vaisya wife (his of. Ms. business being carpentry 10. 48 ) WQifti'T- qtn j ; *r A woman , of tuis tribe. Br8 "- ~ J - Oxida of iron. -3 An angle, corner. -4N.ofa tree (qqvtwfZ). -Cs 1 The planet Mars. -2 Ttoe planet Satuin. -3 Going- -4 Distauo. -5 Nearcess, as in arrTR. q- v.-6 Extre- A mity ( !rtaT[T ) - A goad, or whip Ta^TrUfflTBSpTrfamT Si 18> 7 - -C P- -anr 1 the point of an awl. -2 the iron at the end of a whip, -sim^i 3ft. -4 ; m - thong N. of a chain oi .mountains, of the VLndhya. U. 5. 14. $5t, -i a part 226 Ved. Far from. ind. . writings ( connected with the ) which are either composed in forests, or umst be studied oal Preserved, defended, fit to be protected.-^ -!jfT 1 Protection, :j preservation, guard 3TT*>*< jwr&r^aanc Him. Santi. 3. 5; Mo. 3. 204. -2 The junction of the frontil sinuses of an elephant ( tf4ivr ). -3 The part of the forehead below this junc<* ; Brahinanas -4 3TU3T( watchman, patrol, sentinel. village or police magifttriite. anT*Wp The tree Cassia Fistula medi< Mar. wrjJf ) largely used in cinal recipes, -ij Its fruit. ^Hp^fl a- Arranged, prepared, formed 4o. am*: [ ; see n%!f ; Qozarath in Rawalpindi still call theiroonntry Hairat or Airatdeia ); the inhabitants of this country (pi.). A horse from this country. STTTii Ve<1 I Depth, abyss. -2 - A precipice. An [ an-ii-srft ] wrrftrj eddy, whirlpool. wnroU / sui%-3* ] Relating to or sprung from Arani v or vi N. of Suka. q. v. Title of the taut section of the third book of the Mababhamta. o- ( Tr ) f. \^ a- ( <"rr,- <"fr/ Wild, forest-bora, rotating to a Ms. 10. 48 forest (opp. ci'f) of the third title book of the R&mayana. frowl W: [ mentation of boiled A 1 I A ] ; ] ; ; of 7 ( begin, com- ; -2 To be active or energetic, be busy 3rc7snwr if^fom*$ ^s lightful w: Bg. imt ll ). 1 A forest. -2 A kind of corn growing without sowing seed. -3 N. of certain signs of the zodiac ( n*e "srrrTt below ). -4 Cow-dung ( -OTTI only ). -5 N. O f a Parvftn in tho Mahabb.4rata.-6 N.of a Kanrfa in tho Ramayana. -Oomp. -yZFSt a wild cock, -irpf one of the four Ganai or psiltnbooks of the Sanaa verla. -g^q n. N. of the third book of the Mahabharata, usually called Vana-Parvan. -7gi t> wild beant. j^r a kin" of bean. -vrf$Ti 1. the eigns ( in the zodiac ) Leo, Aries, and Taurus. -2. tb* former half ot Gayrioorn. WWO- |>TV^ W: 53] Rslatiug Or produced bom to in a forest, wild, forest. nsual'y with the words aiofiu, "a"?. rw, - *** 5 : An ;-*f. /'9yaka; alais of religioni and it i, one philogophj- 1 WW3- gorm* ; 3. ; rV5 U. Bv. fragrant plant A : i *aid to be of Hfli ( four kinds, see S. D. 420 ,-t. se%, ). -2 A kind of literary s^yle ( eri% ). -J A particular style of danciug. ^TTai II 3Tff *tr ind. H aving began, beginning with, ever since, since, with a prepositional force ( with abl. ) nr5*?irr: iwn*c?rcn'5**TT?r ; 3imm%- ( 3im ( V*edic for anr?^ ) Sop- port. Se - under WWW acre- Mt 5w ] IDS! pidity, tastelessness. s under 3TR. IP presentation of ; 2; 31. [of. Pers. N. of a ^fifrfjt 1- -Oomp. supernatural horrible eveuls on the stige ff^i <jfite3TrmnsPi$r^i,in'f^Ta|: 7. 40. ; . commenced. f>.j>. Begun, nj Beginning. srrtfitfi f. Beginning, commencement. WTTHSs [ 3W-3Ti] An enterprising or courageous man. -3f:,-ar BoldaY I A branch of ness, confidence. the dramatic art, machinery of tbe Mv. Delight, pleasure nfTrr^Tir: 16 ; arreffttrwr: Ve. 1. 31 Y. 3. 58. -2 A garden, grove; 3TT^ Ty. an-rj-fl ; Near, in the vicinity of; ( with abl. or by itself ); ff*$ren|fH^Hpr R. 2. 10 ; 5. 3. -2 Far from ; with ace. also in both these senses Si. 3.31, 8.29, 12. 28 to a distant place, uisUnt. -J Far, from a distance ; U. 2. 24. 4 Directly, abl. of arre q- v. ] 1 , ; immediately. wmate : <"T:, -$ 3TR sjfr yi^a drama, Mar. I Taking delight. -2 Cessation, pause. -J A resting plane. smrTT o. [ *n-^w ] Pleasing, de- 38. ; / -2 Waving arrwir 3mi^sF r^r^rf! yw-jr if&fovf Bk. 5. form, make Bhag. Stopped, ceased; Ki also.-2Quiet,gentle. I Cessation, stopping. lights before an image 1 ;eeHTOT wttRr: carriage rice. To mence, undertake Si;bhaeb. ; ynvsp-p5.6 drawn by one horse or ox. virn?T5!' Qruel made from the fer- 3Tf^ ; rest. tt the : 3n r5.3T\l An >otor. N. of a country to the 3TTT5' 1 north-east of Panjab, famous for its breed of homes ( the people of -2 At. Dp.; 3TTTST A -2 A I )*?: fiS 8. 52, 3. 38. ; -Comp. An army. 1 leav off speak ) ftrri?tsr>wf> =*T*R^ Ms. I. 73. -3 To rest, take there; e.g. ; tion. To delight in, take WTTWW Bk. -2 To cease, stop ( to P. 1 pleasure in, sport 104 V4rt. a. 1 ] [ arms-g i p - IV- 2 Near, proximate. -2 Remote, distant. arrtr^rffj ind. Ved. From a distant place. Bhag. ] An enemy. WW^RWffg] 1 Wav- an-n-1%* MKH: [3TK"-*T3 gq,]! Beginning, commencement ; "^rni! pln of com- mencement 3?HK> 5^ UgTStUiffr mr%>? 83t Me. 99. -2 An introduction. -3 ( a ) An act, undertaking, srrirfh frj?tM*r! R- 1 deed, work ; ! ing a ligbt (or the vessel containing before an idol ( Mar. ) at night it ' 5. ; 15;Ku. 7. 71; V. 3 bh. 2. 69;R.7. 31;Bg. 12. 16. (6) Preparation U. 4 ( c ) A thing begun U. 4. -4 ; light so -2 The waved; ; Sankara. ; Haste, epeed, velocity ^arncwrt tfffKi Ve. 2. 18. -5 Effort, exartion ; Bg. 14. 12. -6. Scene, actiuii; f%-rriu-fm'vr r*nni^ R. 2. 31. -7 Pride. -8 Killing, slaughter. wto* a. [ 3Ti-<^-m|- gij^] Under- taking, beginning. ^ 3TTWOT [ 3?| 733; gq^ ] bold of, seizing. -2 i'rw seizing, a handle. STTtfH^ a Enterprizing forms new projects. I ; one who I To please, try conciliate, propitiate, to win the favour of;ir< nvr sifw Bh. honour, worship, deserve, merit. Taking place of 10 P. 5, ; . A respect. ~3 To worshipper. Pleasicg, satisfaction, entertainment, gratincationi^grrflTT1 U.I; - H. 227 41. -2 Serving, worshipping, ad- oration, propitiation (at of a deity); wmnrnrrtT flreTrffftrn; Ku. 58 1. ; Bg. 7. 22 ; tf U. 4. 17. Honouring, respecting -5 Cooking. -6 Accomplishment, undertaking. -7 Acquirement, at; tainment ft tion Bh. ; 3. 4. STT Service. Worship, adoration, propitia( of a deity wa> srsT^r* atfft rnmr T* V. S. 3 ; 5. snTIVjpfigj a. to Endeavouring please, desirous of worshipping. aTTnfcUr: [ STRIS jfzrf ^13 z? One who deals crookedly', a cook H ] : D. To empty. fffat L*T*ft? 4 ] 1 Emptying. -2 Contraction -3 Doubt. -4 Excess. 3m%tT a. ?p ] [ 3TT-fT5-pt= [ P. IV. 116 2. To low ( as cows ). ; -2 I A cry, howl ing; Si. 11. 8, 12." 18, -2 Sound -3 N. of a people. aSounding, noisy M. 3. 16. ; w] a A 1 bog. -2 8. 45. The iut of the tree fruit A crab. tree. Himalayas ). 3TT5^. Cau$. ride upon, get donr'neer over ( ascendancy over, fig. ) ; jq-sj make enter upoo, ', pleasant, choose, like regard ; as frtfsnfr^S- ^uq Ram. anttan- 1 Shining through. -2 Small points of light between the threads of a web. a. i%?qfdi Pt. ; 86. 1 undertake, : srf^^rjrrfr^ SprMT 3. 30. 27 ; so ClriTey. -4 To attain, gain, T get to, reach; t?r?5?7 tjrrerr^r 2. 13 ; Dk. 88 : Kn. 5. 34 K The senses 1 tressing, giving pain. destroying, breaking. -2 Dis. Killing, . j raise to greatness ; 315 irfr^?T 207 Dk. 118 -9 ; ascribe, attribute, impute; 3ir? -JO To string (as bow ); ; K. 6. 19 S. 5. 9 guess'ng ^fftt 8. B. itiikes thn in engaged ; SI%T mind oH^q^^nrsyt majority tfsnf risk ; ; ; attained his witH?rajr STTt^W H. 1. M. 8 running a 7. 1 HSPUTT* ? ry 5n?s Ki. Caul. ; 13. To 1 ( -KTJ-q-fffT ) 2.35 R. tgti nfrif Bs;. 6. 3, Vol. Ascending. /. arryj Excrescence. -2 A shoot ( of a a. I plant ). u. 3U5f Ascending, air-^s-iF ] | mounting Ac. ft^ Ascent. 3TTC7 P.'P' I Mountfld, ascended; seated on &T&t f fr WTifT 8k. oft used actively w^rfT^TT R- 6. 77 Me. 8, 18; S.4 so fr. wr*. ; ; ; ; ; yt, T q Ac. ^^t", ^iOT*. -2 Raised up, elevated on bigji. -J Arisen, produced. j Ascending, mounting See slurry. wr^TT:/- Ascent, monnting; riso, ; ; ( lit. and fl^. ) ; 3T?UTWJ* jj*Tr*mTft'frs<'r*r 16. ' t tion go np or ascend. ra<se up, elevate m?i?s?wr;?riflTWTOTrT ' ; qrnvnr gon^f^ AV. -2 Con- lidrring an equnl ; identification (as mfmaporr). -3 Super-imposition. -4 Imposing (as a burden) burd^ning or charging with. -5 Placing in or upon. -6 Relating to. -7 Superior in position. oanse sinrgar a. Placing, fixing, plact. to ing. : ; Y. 2. 273 armTOfT wKa. 6.17. -2 To oante to meant or sit (on one self) (Mm.); 9rtsmM& nmrlr* Si. 12. 5. -3 To oanse to grow, plant (lit.). -4 ; in To establish, in*tal, seat ( fig. rf Mn. 7. 18 i5r*?> R. 15. 91. -5 To duce, bring out ; &siw OT^ 134, 142 ; ; ;n- ) ymtifm- cu, proK. 105 u- aTrrrfiTsfriTTq;^ : 173 , ^Tfrrficif 212 ; 14. 27 look at *j>r: ; ; placing in the lap; R. 3. 26, Kn. 1. 37 ^g, cast a ; Pt. 1. 243 : STT^lfr^TTTnT- Ki. 18. 46 conferring or pro- ; ; Wishing, installing wnmmruor : -2 Canning to mount or ascend, wising (to heaven). -3 Planting. -4 The stringing of a bow. -5 Mn. 3. Trusting, delivering. smrftar.?. P- 1 Raised, elevated. -2 Fixed, placed, made. -3 Strung ( How as a ed. ). -4 Deposited, ; ; entrust- -5 Consecrated, hallowed. -6 Acsidental, adventitious, ascribed. arm?: [ 3n-*-*i7 ] ' One who mounts, M rider, BS in wst^rfrf ffq one wrOcrt Rim.; ufry mfrsrnrt who is seated in a cnrridge. -2 As1 , ; ^ ' nouncing wnnonrrr^rn K..203 pnt or wear tr% or wrfrinr 1 Placing^or fixing upon, putting 3rr^fwmiriTiTi"5'pt R. 7. 28 Ku. 7. 88 ;( fig. ) <>s'a- t SWIW longing to, fort I N.of Udd&lka.-2D q. v scendants of the sa?e SJOT. -3 The son of the sun, as Yama. -4 The son of Vinata ( 3TT?r ; j ari^c?- ; ". Ved. Breaking. FT ] Beor sprnDg from Arnoa. K. 60 9rt(T<7 ; anger ; 61 : jjfV nouu with wh'oh is joined Kn. 7. 67 excited to nffHiHifprR^ HO, 119 show or exhibit. -6 To plaos, fix, direct ->j- 3Tiq?ir rrfirrf goto or attain sfiorjwnf oiasfl to HSTf^ar S- 4- ' I Attributing the nature or properties of on* thing to another ; ; [ -8 To 1. elevation this .'f root are modified according to the 7 WTrf^n Shining. r ; B. 19. 34. ; To - ; 3TT5? 1 P. 1 To ascend, mount, bestride, get opon ( with aco. eornetimei loc. ); Tlr?IWtWTT^8' K. Ill ; Bk. 14. 8 ; 3TrjMn. 5 5 mounted on a potte. 's wheel ; 7. 12. -2 To ; jj^. Pf- a called 5frir ; of daughter 5Vnr^i B. 5. Mo. 6; jrwrarr ^\f. A pitcher. 4<|4)$: A medicinal plant having cooling properties (growing on tho -3 N. of a of 7qrr praise. ap- nf sTJTRTq^ wrftftff: ; a particular state meant Mann and the mother of a?:*. ] Pertaining to an oar &c. SITS 2 P. 1 To cry out, ghout Ki. 17. 24, to ; to, ifrirpT ; of obstruction. I Emptied. -2 Mixed. -3 Contracted sr?rh Ku. 3. 5. ; 1 To impede, block, besiege. wrfryjf Ved. Obstruction, nrsrf f'fl'srw Mu. 3 -3 To venture upon, )- commit to pper H. 2. 47. -7 To entrust HTTHiVnaj K. 57 ward or ; : wrcnrftf a. An adorer hum die servant, worshipper ; To keep 1 fa point to, charge wilh oS, keejj awny, restrain sfjar 55^HWWJJ; Bk. 17. 49 -2 To shut up, coiifiue. -3 To besiege. -4 To hold Caus. To obstruct, fast, grasp. 3TT5TT N. arrmrar pot. p. Fit to he worshipped or propitiated tt. 16. 82. fT to 3Tnn3C7D. 8. 6 ', a of the the hones Manila which are females. ) wwwsihi, The red one Ved. . name given cent, rising, mounting, riding. -3 An elevated ancending, place, eleva* iimfty Tcjnn Ak. -4 naughtiness, pride, -5 A mountain, a heap. -6 A woman's tion, altitude, height waist ; the buttocks n ; Tt"r ,,, Si- iffl * .J* 55 ] / L * Relating to the A A kind of mine. -10 Descend- mountain. Belonging to the The mountain Straight- ing- Ascending, mounting, riding. -ZRaising up, elevating. '3 Rifting. -?: 1 A rider, driver ; ?srnoiIW - 1 1*f rrtiywt Pt. t. ; rising, asarrftiyirw sr?<JV Simplicity, hnmility Mv. 5. 46. ( -2 A hog colour. ly Sorna dom from -Oomp. grr%: disease, sTTFyr [ good : W*, epith"t of ( 1 ) ] A Yama, planet Saturn, ( 3 ) Karna, griva, ( 5 Vfcwma- ( 3TTrf 1- 10,32. Oomp. son 4 8n- ) ^st. -WTf s t reused. ( ws ] A A yellow bee. 3Trsf a. Relating to this bee. -E Wild honey. a. WRTW or ftigveda. r ; nwrwmrMe. 53. - ; 39. afflicted. bat. N. of a tree =fl55^W1 A mortal com or object, Relating to a thing on, sense dependent -2 Relating to, Material, significant, a Power over gjr^q. a thing. possession of thing, ^ -4 -2 Wise. -3 'Rich. I Significant. Substantial, real, material. 18 ] I moist, damp ; Wet, " s...... . Me. 86, 43 : -2 Succulent, 7. 28. - T^^. ,. . . living, not dry. green, juicy **f*W Fresh, ^T Rw*W sr^f smf*ntfi|tlX: new ; Conforming or relating used / WT " ' ' ' moved, sense of flowing with, ' a heart wet ' melted ; fsnrrf melted with pity V>\ of feelFull ef! Mai.. 5. 7. -5 : flaccidLoose, -6 warm. ing, sixth lunof a constellation or the W* ; % wW 1 < , * 1 . ar mansion so called (consisting -lonrpof one star), [of. Or. ardo}. " TS green wood. giving moisture. < ^T3 weeping. with wet feet. woman a _^fr strainqr^wa- Ved. having a wet of the er, epithet *[* o. Soma. gg a- -^\^i\: Qt^ilt vrf^rtS. l.-WTfT a leguminous <5TT* *'esh ginger. shrub (^TTTiftV e the dragon's tail or ) -gai*, ( jtf of Ketn. N. descending node, t reshsiTjhTT Wetness, moisture, watered, refreshed ; nes, tenderness, softneis. un d " r *T/. ) B O . O r of. ^rdri the constellation * Ginger in its undried 3. 28. wet ginger ( Mar arrS ). state, a. ( ; to the season ; seasonal ; arf^T f^ RmriWf B- 8. 3G *r*ifr$ ni^n K Ku. 4. 68 ; V. 1. 13 ; vernal ; relating Menstrual, 16 48. -2 9 to or produced by this diicharge ; -4 Soft, tender ;' oft words like ft, ?l, ant* -2 An uncultivated ground. ] 1 (?r/. a^Hr P. V. t. 101 ] 1 "Devout, worshipping, pious. -1 .Relating to the Atk [ sryf is wwrtt Ved. kind of injury ami w 15*"% agony? anguish T?*rarf? -3 Evil, mischief. -4 of Sickness, disease. -5 The end a bow. -6 Rnin, destruction. anfSano. Suffering from pain, Amaru. : *t are-a^C ] : Mental q- v. [ ) distress. of the dis- pain, suffering, o^nrar: *rr?t Inhabiting w? a friend bodily or mental v. 2 unvwiBfV the mountain Aikshoda. ^aJw affliction, Stel- tion. r- -?ft [ bolt or bar ; see Afflicted with, [WT-'R-f1 1 11?T^. 2878%!, (2 ) of a priest, bis rank ; srfSlH'S. ; fit a stellar of Rishka. -Oonrp. a constellayear or revolution of ] " 3T3<W srcM rel Th 80n -4 Perishable ( f^IliH ). cry of -5TO!, -ff^i,-^T! of the office * regulated by stars or pertaining Sii A son or descendant W'-srar river a diseased snafl ij*T& 4o. -2 Sick, 236. * Mil. 4 uwT^trvT R 1 28 calaDistressed, afflicted, struck by 3Hmity, oppressed, unhappy ; to them. [ IT -2 N. of A struck bv, suffering from, paine.i by; usually in comp., sfnTTni SWfi j 3P$?hr = an jf^ 1 health. 3nT(W?/-)[^^3"5l lar, [ of Arjuna, an hospital. arew srm r^ lake which the heaven- Free- ] The I A ffl - a office of r rrfrfOT Ved. Licking, kissing. P5 ; or country, act a bow. the Fit for ] Be- ] Theond of ). fruit of this tree. mt her purified. terrestrial river. far removed, -jr^j o. one whose enemies are driven far away. an^r: N* of a tree ( STKWPT 3m rnj" [ arctTO is jfl^JI 311 ; with abl. ). -2 Near. -Oonrp. -sn a. Ved. having evil far removed. MTU a. one from whom blame is ). 13 4. =cafa^ 3W [ celestial vcssulln ( The to sacrificial priest ( ^jiMTl ) in the wsfor country; ( according to others ) perhaps a milk-vessel or a crab ; see an?. -3 N. of a medicinal plant on the Himalaya. fft ind.-.Vtfi. 1 'Far, far from q. T . ' favourable : 22. =-3 2. Ki. ; longing to the ^Hta a vessel called ?%$&. - The tawny a. ailjfitfc wrfrfijvi a. Ascending, moan ting. 3Tre a Of a tawny colour. I 45; Bh. 1. J. ing or ascending. m. - discharge, D. -2 Straightforward- 8. ness, rectitude of conduct, uprightness, honesty, cinoerity, open-heartedneas ; arWflT srtftfT'fa Bg. 13. 7 ; on a horse &c- ). -3 A stair-case, ladder.- 4 The rising or growing of new shoots, growing (of plants) -5 A raised stage for dancing. -6 A carriage ( Ved. ). wrftfffrrw a. Relating to mount- -2 Riding wnfc if act of oending, mounting TtTT^w- ; courses. A tree. -2 The srrtttl'T 1 ) conception. -3 A flower. OT^fV A woman during strual - The menstrual J -2 Certain days 48. 3. < women * 40 WWWlfa^ Mg after men- ?qn^sR : measure. -9 39. tf A mare. discharge ( of ^ An explaining it. epithet of the Sauna-Veda. i A section of th yoar, a combination of several seasons ( Ved ). ~s ' .Rigveda, or Udb. 8. 8. -7 Length. -8 -, un^tHt f \ '^lll^'t 1^! ; grr^intDen.P. Bh.2. 51. grpj a. ginning ( of To wet, moisten Only used at ; the be- -0 229 in wr&st) -12 A Buddha. -| 3 (With the Buddhists ) A man who has thought on the four chief principles ( uft /. ) (In gram. ) applicable to half the root or to the ihorter form of the verbal bage. ( -3? ) a name (riven to those termi> -srffcrsr, bought with half stfjrw a. (-*&/.) a Prastha or Kama. irrf^r ( #r/. ) lasting for half a month, observing or practising (penance &o.) for a fort night. ^rftqjT: ( pi. ) N. of an astronomical school who reckoned the beginning of the motions of the planets from midnight. ^ a. ( afr /. ) [ arwfi* ] anffrr Sharing half, relating to a half. -3?. One who ploughs the land for half the crop one born of a Vainya woman, and bronght np by a Brasee the quotation under ; ; /. ) Ved. (access, beneficial a. ducive to ( Con- T profi- table. Ved. On* SffHirnr? who in- jures or hurts. 3TTHT ( TT / ) Belonging or sacred to the Aibhns. 1 -1 -I Worthy, Aryan. Worthy of an .dry a. venerable, respectable, honourable, noble, high ; 7?r r4-fmr.Hrt, arnfr 3TTO# Ac. arr^ revered or honoured Sir; grr*f revered or honoured lady. Th following rules are laid down for the use of srnf in addressing persons t ( 1 ) P ) afrtrwr 3ir$i% ^nrt: srfJft ^ptf: i ( I 4 S. i ; ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( ) AF- 1- ^sswr D. 431. -4 Noble, tine, excellent ^ 1 N. of the Hindu and Iranian people, as distinguished from aprtf, 5*3 and t ^T 8. iftsff'OiTrin'^^-a^i^t Rv. -2 A man who religion 1. 51. is faithful to the and lav* of hU country : -3 A respectable woman. -4 N. of a metre, see Appendix. -Comp. srsrp* title of a work of .4rya in-law. ral tenses ( opp. . P. III. rfcrnp*r);cf 4. 114, 1. 1. 4 ; II. 4. 35 ; VII. 2. ; hundred Bhatta consisting of eight verses ---arrr?: [ arm 3*r<$^ are ] 'abode of the noble or excellent ( .4ryas V; particularly N. of the tract extending froaj the eastern to the western ocean, and bounded on the north and south by the Himalaya and Vindhya respectively ; of. Ma. of the first ?flr wr three castes ! -3 N. ( as opp. to ~4 A respectable or honourable man, esteemed person f%^ fir *r*rnff T r**f r fovrr Mb. -5 A man of noble birth. -6 A man of noble character. -7 A master, owner. -8 A preceptor. -9 A friend. -10 A Vaiya. -] | A father-in-law ( aa 57 ) ; 3Tr$: [ 3?i^-^r^-*q; ] 1 An honourable or respectable man. -2 A grand-father. -3 N. of a cow-herd who became a king cf. Mk. 7. SR A ceremony performed to the Manes ; or the vessel used in sacrifices to the Manes. 1 A respectable r, wrfirar A-oman. -2 N. of a Nakshatra. *"d. After, afterwards ; behind. a 2. 22; the ante- Belonging to - lope. t 2?l : also 10. 34. ; 1? : ] 1- to -^r < [ be respected by the of the noble, readilyaccessible to honourable men; B. 2. 33. -J. tTffrrjsf fa-ijffrrtvig: respectable, right, decorous. jj-sr: a country inhabited by the ^Iryas. 3?: 1. son of an honourable man. -2- the son of a spiritual preceptor. -3- honorific designation of the son of the elder brother ; of a hnaband by his wife ; or of a prince by hia general Ac. -4. the son of the fathernoble. -2. a friend in-law, i.e. a hnaband (occurring in every drama; mostly in the voca- two senses ). inhabited by the ^.ryas. -2 abounding with respectable people a renowned astronomer, ITS': N. of the inventor of Algebra among the Hindus ; he flourished before the 5th century of the Christian era. HT7t honourable character or behaviour. nrI: the path or course of a the respectable, respectable tive case in the last in^T a. 1. ffrer way. distinguished. man, a mi'i - of consequence ; worthy or respectable men, ( pi. ) ! an assembly of honourable men ; arnfr^wn* i^srnmra V. 1. -2. your reverence or honour ( a respectful address );qr?^rrJr^: swwfr S. 1. 3rr>fwrj mrror M. 1. TO. an 4ryan youth. ir a. having only]the form of an 4ryan, a hypocrite, impastor. -f&fifa m. an imposMs. 9. 260, tor j^r a. virtnona, good, piona Ms. 9. 253 B. 14. 55. the conduct of an .dryan or ( -TT ) nobleman Ma- 4. 175. %EJ a. well; ; Used by a ffiehi only, relating or belonging toaages, archaic, Vedin(opp. or classical); 1 Sk n ( 3. 29 58. ; Y. ; ^tft the whole body of the Aryans. < 1 59 ; ; arrfc srfnr: P. II. 4. ; derived from the .Riahia one of the eight forms of marriage in which the father of the bride receives one or two pairs of cows from the bridegroom; an^rTmg ftar'n* T- 1. 59 Ms. 3. 53, 9. 196 ; for the names of the 8 forms tee 5515; arrafer a wife married according to this form, -nr A class of Vedio metres. -$ 1 The holy text, the Vedag. -2 Sacred deecent. -3 Derivation ( of a pouni ) ; ; from a J2ishi author. ] 1 BeWorthy, venSacred ] *f a. ( *}>/. ) [iRft-s^ lating to a -Bishi. -2 erable, respectable. descent. -2 A a. ( collection of fr/. -Riehis ) , Derived from or produced hya bull; Ms. 9. 50. : [ 5RnT-5^j ] A steer sufficiently full-grown to be used or let loose, one lit to be castrated. ( *fr/- ) [ STTl^r w^-srm ] Be- longing to the Jaina doctrines. -jr; A Jaina, a follower of Jaina doctrines. -tr The doctrines of the Jainas. 3irfr The quality or practice of an Arhat. -?* ; clothed, having a respectable dress. fine. cfr[ a. observing the laws and ordinances of the Aryans or noMe. men. ( -a ) the doty of an /tryan. man i^ert a noble cr honourable i 1. -2 Sacred, holy, divine, superhuU.6. -$i A form of marriage man respectable, worthy, ( -vtt ) a. gentle- ; afro a noblo or sublime trnth ; there are four snch truths forming ttie chief principles of Buddhism ). ?H ind. [ of. P. I. 1. 47] forcibly. for <*. liked by the noble. ( of Buddhism and lives according to them. -14 A son of Manu SHvarna. u? 1 N. of PirvaW. -2 A mother- nations and affixes which belong to the six non-oonjagational or gene- 35 Ao. 3CTV [ P- V. 1.124 Virt.] Fitneaa. 31151 o- [ 3Tr-aR<5 Tifhitsry ] Large, Spawn, any diaoharge of venomous matter from extensive. 1 "ai^r anointed poiaonous animala with poison ae an arrow. -2 Trick, ; 230 fraud K. 288 ifat 5jTOTt55TTOTT ; *ratf* Mi. 11 uprooting (of plants ); -3 Killing ( especially an animal at a sacrifice ) 3T"?raT qirfrf .!> off, ; 7. 7 ; nic, orpii/ient To 10 0. a a- Touching, seizing. A. 1 To rest or lean upon, support oneself on jnTOTwrwseize, srr Ram. -2 To lay hold of, Bk. 6. 35, take : arorfjw :, *THs 14. 95. -3 To support, hold or take Knowing, [,5^a] teeing. .i sn&wpot.p. ; Visible, apparent ; e visible ^T- I -2 Slightly R. 13. 30. 8. ; ; 7. 17. Misfortune, crime. up 3TT5JTT : C water cobra. m ; ajrwhcorrafM R. 18. 39. -4 To win, conquer, overcome ; SHFJ' g;f^nr^TTHrfJT^ Dhftrtas. -5 To :: converse;* to ; ' - 1 Talking, speaking speocb, conversation; ryfetfrartr Srut. d6. 144; depending on ; R. 12.85. of, supporting, main. H. upholding taining, ^OTpj^Tr 5: Pr. 20. -3 Wearing ;-inrrr3Mrt?f^ : Ku. 5. 78. 31TJJ^ a [ 3M ; BTT^ra' for Santi.3. 2. or con wrartrsr a. Causing to speak Speaking to, water cular. 1- 51. 3T 3TO rnm.a- Speaking to, convergof a sft A lute made ing with. A. 1 To touch Ms. 5:87, 14. 91 ; rftT ( Bk. ; "** ) Ki. 2. 13 Me. 15 v. 1. Kirn. 9. 63. -3 To kill, immolate (as a victim in saoriSoes); ; ; nfH Br. RrarrrY. -2 To commence. united 3TT?5I.P'.P- 1 Touched; to contact with. -2 Killed. or Kraft*:/- 1 Touching. -2 ing immolation. wra^TJf 1 Taking hold of, seizing. : -2 Touching. -3 Killing. ^- be killed or sacrificed ed or rubbed. ; to b To touch- Taking hold of, seizing, touching Y. 3. 157 Ms. 2. 179. -2 Tearing ; ; Pt. 1. 32 Me. : sustain- -3 RecepU. 6. 10. -4 Reason, tacle, abode cause. -5 Bane -6 (In Tibet. ) That on which a TO or sentiment, as it person or thing with were, hangs reference to which a sentiment arisen, the natural and necessary connection of sentiment with the cause which excites it. The cimes (Riira) 4. giving rise to a Rita are classified n as twoi-snarr and 3?1 Kill- , ; ; ; get, attain ariifcrct JTRif ^rR*TT^ ) o g for example:-sT ; HTT^ W^f W 5JTOT iTJfVtlrfHr S. I D. 183. A - 3TT5JTrf [ The post ; ; ^^ra^5"f^ Sn * r ? g?rr?: 'want of energy' is regarded of th 33 gnbordinate feelings Depending on or from, hanging from. -2 Support, prop, 1 ; irratJT 117 4. >T?>5TT^tiJTff5T; Mb. -2 To to; ; w*nt of energy sloth, brand. stay Idle, lazy, glothfsil. 1 ous leaves. ing, supporting . [tmwfl r^ (m /> a. -VT N. of a plant with poison- srnVTir 1 ( ; ; R&m. ^4 Receptacle. -S A perpendiDe rated. gonrd -3 Sueport, protection Jag. pwith or nar- converged atrar- A basin or trench ] round the root of a tree); Si. 1 ; f>?THT'r f^yTT- yjfir sr T pot-' to, wRWTRi OT 5fcj? a- Idln, slothful, apathetic. con- -2 Congratulation . poken [ spTv. r*, arr-OT ). w: 1 arrpj^ a. Hanging down. Depending on or from. -2 That on which one rests or leans, prop.stay; -5 A question. versation. -2 Ugli- Insipidity, tasteleggness. ness. ; tune or note notes in ransio (Mar. T, R> ti *<> *i *> a question in ft ) -4 Statement of an arithmetical or algebraica honi. sf 1 ^Tcfc'fV STTSt' Pt. 1. swrfjsv -7 To depend upon TT5nr5 S. D. 63. -8 To stretch forth V. 4. 34. -9 To strike up ( a 5. 2. to, -2 Narration, mention. -jThneven vergii with. ; -2 Lay ing hold ; ; rent- Hanging from, 1 ; 3?rar Amaru. 97 2. ing or leaning upon ; BTr^nTrfrT'i^ lt1if^ pt K. 188. M 3T5^rrifrr 181; 13. 14; w.obtained 5Tft* t^wrfffj^ Mr. 7. 18 Ki. 17. 34 ; so ur;f, 3ft, ^ra, 3Tf?TTo hang from, ?*, ?r%rt f^5T &o. -6 V. be suspended ijig'rafrsirtnftnpf ; tfrtm*** K. 2 addressed. a**r>prfj|WT?rft yersation with, w resott to, have recourse to, take.aeO 2- 20; ume ;'T to, 7. 5. ; sirepria. Jdipurlna. descry, behold. Pendent, suspend- 1 -2 Supported, sustained, held, R. ed. 145. arsefttt'ift 310. -3 Yellow . c tied ties . is which an elephant to also tying; post, ; fl the rope that him 3TT3?TWtTOTTOTWr'Jre7 ?; sm* ia% rTU; R. 1. 71, 4. 69, 81 ; tie- -3 ff^V Mk. 1. 50. -2 A fetter, A chain, rope, -4 string. Tying, binding. T/ ) C ( Wr?5TT*W WSR-3^ ]' which an eleServing as a post to phant is tied; 3Tr?5rf*3r ^OTSfwT fjf38. : R. 14. . (U)/- : A pumpkin gonrd , see ': [' sira j'rwmw am ] A crocodile. ' unmeananfSf a- 1 Useless, idle, -2 Honest, sincere ( f^$T?t3TT ) ing. Tpj; 1 rfV/. A A bee. scorpion. -2 rfTi, A female companion or fSf^frwrrrS ( of a woman ) 1 Yogin in endeivonringto bring before his thoughts the grogi form of the Gternal. -8 Silant repetition of a prayer. -9 ( With Buddhists ) The five attributes of things corresponding to the five senses, >. e. ^7, ?! and 31*^. -10 Dharma or T, toi row, range, continuous line ( of. arnf% ) ; ffnrl law corresponding to mana*. -6 friend ; f*iJTcnr Tf: ru. 23. -2 A Kn. 5. 83, 7. 68 ; Ama- ; ; ; sr?Ipm'& Me. 81- -3 A streak. -4 A b idge. -5 A dike, Amaru. 89 line, A ; line, race, family. 231 P. To 1 draw awrff '* Mai. f%trcTTf^wi% <* Mk. lines ; deli- write, neate; 31 1. An I ; Mh. *5T ; who ; letter, a. Scratching, painting. Writsf 1 brash, pencil. yn\*f p.p. painted &c. -*x>j 1 A ture f ft miH'ift sTfofiwa^rsBn^ fan Si. 2 67 ; R. 3. 15 V. 2. 10 3TT-f%^ -2 lapped, scraped. Wounded, hurt rHTrn?jV3ffcrrg-3 Closed ( as in *r!f: K. 2. 37. eaten, ed, ; ; A writing. -Oomp. -^^ r a. painting. -$t ing advanced mid the left leg retracted ; wEte^re'tefMtastfn^TT K. 3. 52 see Malli. on Kn. 3. 70. ; brace, clasp, encircle. srrfSn: 1 Embracing. of drprn. -2 A kind 12. 65 root (not applied to potato &c.). Ebony ; (said to be of seven kinds ; . Sllff", *3*, *nw*, ,pr, H3* and fMl? "). 3TlfiWTcT p.p. Embraced, clasped. -t A kind of Mantra of 20 letter*. rf An embrace. g -J g-/. A pitn. ) A raft, black ebony. , cher, water-jar. an^". ( float. 1 praise uttered by a bard (suctiasspj, ); ?TTJ^il?circ*hrs R. 17. 27, 2. 9 K. 14. -6 Section, chapter. : 3TnrH% <* pieces ; 5^sTr 1 . 1 3. 20. or Caus. r". consider, reflect, think, K. 7 ; airwr'a- over, study ponder ' ; Bk. 7. 40 a- -2 Canaing I Seting, to sec. gp beholding. The faculty of vision, the cause of sight. srrafa'fj-fr 1 Seeing, perceiving, view. -2 Considering, survey, reflecting. a I Slightly, trembling,as eyes ) ; anattSTinwter'm Bh. 3. 48. -2 Shaken, agitated ; 3ir Amaru. 3 ; i|Tr?M rolling - ( Trembling, agitation. Shaken, agitated. ej; a. ". [ aT^-ojtj ] Protecting. Ved. Proximity. [ st^T awt* l^ ] 'Son of the earth', an epithet of the planet , Man. ; Sub- r?r n ; snr^T [ wlSfsR 1 < rtf;3Tqi ] examine scrutinizing A I A terrace before a house. raised place for sleeping upon m. A 6 P. smear -2 A , see -2 Mixed, blended. -3 Powdered. 3rnJ2TT Plundering, taking away by force. <* Shaking, unsteady. 3TTS35J scorpion. j To 1 anoint, be- auifyiw^fcWii^' s?^5: 0.3. -2 To rub ( on ; See ang - ; [ (&l*3^.HW Whitening ] To be anointed. q Anointing, smearing. -2 Lia. 3rr% -qH I : , niment. 1 = arria.q. 4 A. i V. irl Wr-rr 2. 23. 1 To settle -2 To 10 P. ?$ 1 To 1 see, perS. D. H[Ti}<>tl Bk. 24 ; , used in also. -2 To 2. consider, regard, contemplate i fJ^r 3rn33fi -3 To ; ; ;jc Bh. 3. 66 congratulation?, expreHs f ft ^hcito wrcfofifta "1^"; Ve.4. down upon; faint Mb. -J To melt ; arargPiVwr HUWH an astrological sense greet v. 1 A., ceive, behold of. sn^liR. ; K "- ' ff ; A king sirtro a. ai^fis H?: 55i ] Coming to Avantt. nrt [ from or belonging A prince or an inhabitant of 1 Avantt. -2 The offspring of a degraded Brahrnana; seeMt. 10.21. 3j[qij U. 1 I To scatter, throw W about 7ift*7WV. so wy throws. -2 To (tow (as seed). -3 To fit insert. -4 To pour out or in, i -5 To offer fas in a sacrifice), Cata. perform ( as a Sraddha ). -I To shave, cut off- -2 To trim. -3 To mix with. angTrjf 1 The act of eowing, throwseed. ~3 injir,, scattering. -2 Sowing Wearing. -4 Shaving. -5 A vessel, forth. grr^j^ the walls, floor &c. on festive occa sions ont i 2.41. a. Anointing, r CDt p- ] snwre?^ <-( 9fT/- ) Coming from belonging to Avantt. ; 39 plaster, bedaub. the body ) Bs. 6. 12. ; ; I Stirring, shaking, agitating. -2 Mixing, blending. STTBrfecT p-p- 1 Shaken, agitated. of Avantt. or large earthen water-jar. *^W aTTsfcT t ; diroava. WT^tW:,-^ I Seeing, beholding. -2 Sight.aapeot, appearance; r^rf5t Ku. 7. 22, 46 5 w 3s S. 1. 9 V. 4. 24 ;S. 1.33;B, 1.84 Me. 3, ^ ; ; ; ; so thinking. ! fl^rg^JH Mk. To stir up, agitnale, shake, disturb ^VtT^ur^rffirar Ve. 3. 4 f%iTJTrBfB=3r qr^Ttfii Pt. 1 ; to Mb.; (fig.) to dive into 3TT^^ Seeing, beholding. A., 10 U. 1 To ee, per- -2 To ceive. . iHTT: A small droin sliapedlike a barley-corn especially, Wti^nr An tearing to Rending, *?TSJ^R complimentary a word of praise, ; Ue. 61. A kind of ebony -2 An epithet of Sesba. esculent root. arrg^f; Embracing 4c. -m N; The frolicking of a calf. An owl. -2 An esculent 1 : yilwiH Embracing, clasping, un embrace <fh B. ; Panegyric, language sleep) Dk. 117. -j A particular attitude in shooting, the right knee be- ; a^ffr trg-tfr >^ l ; wwrarmS ; B. 7. 6 air-hole, or window ; fsmpfra MM. 5. 30 ; 9. 37 ; 10. 4. 11 ; Ve. 2 ; K. 160, 290, 348, 68, 98. -5 ; written, painting, pic- fr; ; To be f- Embraced. -2 Stick- 1 * ; ing or clinging to wtwrT^f^V I'.4. 51 so fr> u^r. -3 Melted, fused -5f,-!i^ 1 Tin- -2 Lead. -3 Contact. I Lick31T??irS ,p. P- [ ] -2 Painting. -3 Scratching. .?<>* ; ; 3TT&WT arr&KT f$rnn7BO %-^r- ; ^YTTIT srrfnvirsr: Kn. 1. 1 c &c. ; tig. also jj c . -3 Contact. Bg. 8. 51 4 gor >rf. Till destruction. document. A Janasthana. in seat, place WT, OsrrB'f Writing. -2 A 1 lived or dwelt -2 A receptacle, ; 3TT&! ; 3Trfir>r ; iwf^ 5^r sr ^issir^Ht ^ir Me. 85 R. 7. 5 Kn. 2. 45. -4 Light, lustre. splendour Rim. at in firwjJTn&wtfragtaK. -2 dwelling ^ : ing. a house, : OTTHTStl ?T faJ tr S.l ; V. 2 ?*rmRisjsf jjorJi^it Me. 105 ; R. 19.19; M. 2. *. -JTopurtray, write, aketoh. -4 To scratch, scrape, tonch sft abode, a -2 To paint, draw in a picture 2. -3 Range of sight 37. j^r ftvf^fv JHr, ewer. -6 Instilling, Ved. A veesel, jar. inserting. *fV Mnrcfai*? a. Vod. Scattering. 3nrr scattering 1 ; [ Wl?.- sr5! ( ag in Sowing throwing in ] Throwing, ^gi^n q. v, ) -2 Scattering, Beed. general casting, direct; 232 ing. -3 Mixing, 4 Esadditional in- inserting. throwing pecially, in gredients into a compound course of preparation. -5 A basin for water round the root of a tree A -6 vessel, jar for corn. -7 Setting out or arranging vsssels. -8 Hostile purpose, intention of Cwirfilcj). fighting ( with another ) ; foreign affairs Si. 2. 88. -9 principal sacrifice or oblation to fire. -10 A A ; kind of drink. -1 stw 1 A bracelet ( 3?r- -12 Uneven ground. ) A bracelet. I A loom. -J A armror: sMWJif or reel frame for winding thread. -3 Shaving. |R - Good for 3 fll sowing, shaving &c. -2 Coming. -2 One who 1 (the time during mid-night. 3nf-3T!i*. Dp. 3. 110 ] arrmm:/. Night which one rtsts) ; wnww: [ A dwelling, dwelling-place, reidence,houee, habitation; f^ig'HWIWJTsi I S^fsff^i B. 8. 14. -2 A resting place, asylum. -3 A dwelling for pupils A nd ascetics. -4 A village -5 A particular religious observance. -6 A fire-sanctuary, a place where sacrificial fire is preserved. ^ 3r?rirer a. ( arr*7 Additional, supplementary. 3fT9*T: 1 To allow one to dwell, receive hospitably. -2 To inhabit, settle in a place. -3 To halt or encamp ( for the night j. comes. -J N. of a country. *i:,-wr Water (Ved). -if Ved. Non-conception, barrenness. m. One who makes a 3TI^<J|^ sacrifice to reach tbe gods ( Sty. ) or one who averts by means of sac; rifices. a house. zir. The sacred fire in kept in tbe house, one of the five fires used in sacrifices ; see q^ifii. -nfi-s^r A dwelling for pupils and ascetics. KV Placing a sacred fire within -2 A house. wnrnf: (a) A -house, habitation, abode smrTHfwbgw^ffotrn^ B. Z. I a house. ; 17. (6) Apartment, room, A (c) place seven winds or bands of air, usually assigned to the gwgfo or atmospheric region between the fjft* and wafa. -2 One of the seven tongues of fire. sursursr Bringing near, producing. 3rr*?nrT a. 1 Bringing near. -2 Followed or succeeded by. arrow Marrying. anvrv? -} Invoking present ) !r*r*rsf 3.5 ] (A debt) To be paid a- arraXOftw rooted. -&/ 1 4 i so &c. -2 3Tty, IJB, A series, #0 w^-w^i [ arrsn^;, A line, row, range 3m*c7r V. ; f 1. W* 9 n'y continuous Hue. as a ^isrgr dynasty, lineage. 3inTflRr a[<*-*] tamed ; K. 46. 3UHfeld - Slightly f^ when thrashed ; Ki. g Produced from the home To bring M^ 1fr9. -2 To bring bride). -3 To conduce, 1 P. Bv. (as a 1. 1 [w^-adw] Necessity, inevitable act or conclusion. aim? or tend to, produce, bring on nOTT**nr ft w wiffi B. 11. 73 shames me Hsu^STur^g^ S. 3. 4 ; ; H & tending to mental anguish )Ti*^rJTt 20. *j I -4 To pay; VT.2.193. -5 To lead forth, conduct away. -6 To flow (as blood &c.). -7 To bear, support, wear Necessity, inevitable act or duty. to do what nature compels one do, Ms. 4. 93. -2 An inevitable 82. conclusion. H^Hi^^ff $ Necessity, inevi- ; nte, employ P- ( With aco. ) I To inhabit, dwell in ; ^V. To Ch. P. 18. -8 ; irr fc[tff apply, Mitk. To sena for, cause brought. -2 To invoke a deity P. -Caul. tability. 3H^1 [ wfrn nfft- Ms. 2. 44. a. Caui. SCTTO^r tronbled. distressed, N. of a fruit-tree ( arftjr ) To make known, ) announce, tell, declare, %ftn) *Tcommunicate, inform Ve. 1 rry ; ; 46, 47 ; 3*15^: UJTTair^f^f^ Jiwr- dow ; 21 B. 5. 23 ; 81, 168 *i*r B. Bk. ; 3. arrttR: ; 12. 55 ; 49 ; Ku. 6. gufW^ aV K. 158. To -2 1 means of Mantras ) to be ( by ; nlas with beginning anra'J. and Ac. a. ( As last Ved. Knowing fully, skilled in. 3n%7?7 a Making known, reportOne 1 ^f communicating. who makes known, an informer. -2 - ing, A : suitor, plaintiff. 3r%?? 1 Communicating, reportor addressing respectfully. -2 Representation. -3 Stating a com- ing, plaint (in law) l: ; N&rada- -4 A plaint. 3rrq^5UT,-lr^o<.p. ; ; gaged, enter upon ; rr^x-trrsm Ms. 3. 2. -3 To take part carnally co-habit. -4 To pass, spend (as night). -6' -2 A arrft^a. Ved. 1 Knowledge. name of the Vedic foioi- technical ; ; airw^i^ar,-^ ) V ; 22. lead plant SHTOJJ). Bhashi. P. 22, #r/- Relating to a sheep , anftw wrt Ms. 5. 8, 2. 41. -2 A woollen cloth, s Woollen. blanket ; Ms. 5. 120. -Oonrp. ftq; a. made of woollen thread ; 1 ] bring to, offer, give. Shaking gently Inevitable, necessary ( I^H 3^ 65, 67 foresha- ). stances. 4. 17. A at Sabdak. f^cTT WTfhJ ?rr tf Suited or adapted to circum- ] sfr [ . winnowed. -4 Bipe, fullgrown. ( 261. 1. report, ). 3Tnrf%7T a.[an-3T( W-TR] 1 Finished or completed. -2 Decided, determined, settled. -3 Stored (as grain); Bipe corn . srr-^-for; 3?^ TV. ] A basin for water round the root of a tree ; see ajiafig. aJT^RJ 31lf3{j A -J gin wiTTipff i^tr jr: ( f ; ; Living at the extremity of a town Eradicated, up. PnjA Mantra. -3 Offering, ob- particular position of the hand* tbe time of invoking a deity in tbe following year. (opp. lations to fire of refuge. of for, inviting, a deity ( to be Sending 1 calling. member of or comp. ) Producing, leading tending to, bringing on if?rr^?r *^?wrrs; B. 14. 5 -so j:^, ^, sifq- &c. -y; I N. of one of the ; ; clared or reported. -1 the subject of a plaint. To be deTo be made -I -S^(^p-p- Made known, communicated &c. whom jf (T: The person to something is made known. That which is communicated. 233 a. | -2 Giving ug. root* announc- Deolarfn?, orders. ft arff, ^and f ) nr?rmn^nft^ Mil. become manifest, : interruption, restraint nfrw See under & [ TV. r randdy ness &c. S. 5. 14 wiiir*. Ku. ^prrorf Turbid, fool, dirty, TT: 8 2. -3 Nature B. 13. 36. -2 Impure, 3. 37 ; fig. also ; Ko. i'3At B. 16. 7 -7 A 37. 6. or property of things. IT. To make apparent, lay bare, reveal, show, manifest, put forth ; ( irrnr ) -3 D&rk coloured, tl&rk-bl fl.dar lush; V. 5. 8. -4 Dim, obscure 3nf%t?'rfTT?>;jrt ii s S. 5. 1 ; OTTO Den. P. To sully, make 3TTffrp5 turbid, stain, blot 4\ 1 1 6] ^ 6 P. gO'^^itT^^R. ^5 S. 5. 21. ; To enter f 2. 28. 3. 26, strrtfar a. -2 fect iff H ; | fit j| fjf of, possess, afar nT H. 1. 3 ; fest rfr, ; In a more mani- yiifvz p. p. ( by 1 ; on, held after throwing arrtfffc m. 3rr^5t V I Entering Pt. to 1 entrance into, enter or A [ 3rtfhr-?ft ] bmana who makes . the STTWT: 13. 17, 24 ; Mv. 5. 63 Ku. 2. 26, 3. 54 ; 7. 54 fig-tree. father sitter's ; U. 1 ; husband S. 6. ; ; object, complete absorption in one wish or idea. -4 Pride, arrogance. W pervade 5fr5wrf (%sfir Bg. 13. 13; Ms. 2. 144. -3 To oboose, desire. -4 ; -S flurry, agitation, anger, passion K. 291. -6 Demoniacal possession. -J ; To enclose, obstruct, shut, hem aw in, Apoplectic or epileptic giddiness. wnrstsr 1 Entering, entrance. ~2 R- 7. block ; anew q<JH*M*i 31 ; 12. 28. -5 To keep off ; Bk. 14. 109. Ctiui. I To cover or conceal. Demoniacal possession. -3 Passion, -2 To ward anger, -4 A manufactory work-shop Ms. 9. 265. -S The disc of tbe sun or the moon. -6 A boose, fury. 3IT3T47 ; 5T A Covering, concealing. cover, veil. ; ( "ft 1 Peculiar, one's -2 Inherent. 65 I Entering 3nf%^ '"'! w!t /. ) own ( ararwr ). A guest, visitor. into. A [ -1 Hospitality particle hiding, obscuring . nianing before tbe eyei ', ' openly '. ' evi' dently ( usually prefixed to the 4 30 ; -2 ; sif ?sr^TfjSlTf^W- B. 15. 80 ?rnjrrr&Ti^t Ku. 5. 34 ; fgreiftort 8. 26; 1. 62, 67; Mn. 4 , K. 241. -5 To druw or force out; 4. -6 To empty, pour out the ; Nag. contents of ( w^ifi ; S. 1 82, 310.r 3TT*3i I *i -3 Giving. as a V. 5 jf &o. i Ku. ); 7. si(7?rar 10 ; K. Bending down &o. 2 Winding over, D*. 139, 172. 3^33 A. 1 -2 To volve. I To turn ronnd, income or turn retorn, or keep off. W3T.OT o. Covering, hiding, obscuring, obstructing Jt^rWTira Ti. 14. 71. of I Coverina;, concealing, dwelling. 46. or gain over, attract, arntfSarr^ n*tlT% Nag. 1 ; ; out, offer, give ; 3tT^ 5, 9, 10 U. I To cover, hide' conceal ; anfofT^rfnrsTT mv, 58 14. Me. ; A onegel f into.-2 Taking possession of, Influence, exercise; fni influence of pride B. 5. 19 ; so w^", >T7 4n. -3 Intentnegg, devotedneistoaa ; jrfH^wntfanw^Vr s^nifr Dk- 45, 58, 133,155; Mv. 2; K. 368. -3 To R. 6. 76. -4 To pour bring, collect ( in theatrical ). 3TTf^T: brother-in-law infuse K. ; To snbdne, win please A To bestow, give 1 ^ BrA- sacrificial opposite-leaved ; hiding; see turn to or towards. -3 (Ved.). -2 To Caut. 1 To bend, bend To chocse. down ; incline ; i}\{aan cord bang over the right shoulder. 3TT5^: language A. 1 2 round. cular position. Bg. 2. 1 vrrnr^: qr^5rrfar?r: Pt. 1. 95 covered with, clad in. -4 Engrossed or occupied in, intent on ( as Ms. 10. 15. ; Worn.put The rf passed, gone. sacrificial cord worn in any parti- -3 Possessed of, seized or filled with, full of, overpowered or over- anr?T: oaste Entered, 318. off, man PTi/- Covering, ] | K. 120, 167, Enclosing, keeping Filled or birth. Entered. -2 Possess- an. evil spirit ) )3 <* One that covers or Ki. 18. 40. abounding with. in A of mixed origin, the son of a Brlhmana by a woman of the Ugra way. ; ed ; veils A shop, a [ 3TPHTJ" TO] according to some ). yp&rp'p- I Oovered, screened, concealed. -2 Invested, blocked. -3 Enclosed, surrounded ( by a ditob, wall &c. ). -4 Spread, overspread, overcast ; wtffr nror& H. 3. -5 3Trfr/- [w*ftr wf* ws] 1 A woman in her courses. -2 A pregnant woman. -3 The pangs of child- wtt, wlw: &o. -3 To go towards, approach. -4 To go or attain to a particular state gnj, JT^ &c. -5 To arise. Caut. I To cause to enter. -2 To possess K. 107. so ?ir%i mental the real -Oomp. samftj Ved. Manifest. 3Trf%VT To take possession ; stall ( n. ; of making visible. XM{I- ; 1. sur- in jrtjn; q. v. Si. 20. 76. fjgible, r atrwfrC I Manifestation, h owing ^wrftwiwor Sk. -2 The means making shield. envelops ; B. 8. 42. Obstruction, of basbfal- ( Bitterer WTflSh'tJ' fr Ki. 5. 25. -6 A bolt.latch. ; ignorance ( which nature of things ). rrfft^ 8 Ki. ; ^i , ssr^rwcm^nrrn U. ; rounding wall ; B. 9. 55. 1 Manifestation, presence, spprance. -2 An incarnation- roTO^: M 2 2. ) ; -5 An enclosure, fenoe, 39. argrr ift. jtanrrtrg^ ; Wtwaier ire SJIffiT ft^ I ] ; spoiled See Sim. 76. -4 sfrannrcor Chdn. fgj? show one- visible, defence ^ftwr^orri (fig.) protection, ; %<m 26. 1. ? To become arrftij 1 appear, Proximity. S. 3. 22 ; ; qif !fq?nr5ttrf 5^r ?s"mT WT an?T B. 5. 13, 10. 46, 19. 16. -2 Shutting:, enclosing, fencing. -3 A covering, any|t: thing that ooveis or protects &o. **. 4. 14 *l fa tainvitit -4 8' 26. -3 To go to or towards. be rentlens or uneasy A1S.I 1.41 or rCaus. I To cnue to turn volve arsncwmrWTi* K- *2 telling 2 To roll, -turn about or the bfuds shed over .3 To cause to roll down, Bg To ; ; ( as tears oer ( &o )- -4 To attract, win -5 To repeat, ). see an* 5 an^e?: 1 ; revolving ; A Turning round, winding, ; 5^r%"ir^>i5I^! whirlpool, an eddy whirl Kaui. ; & -2 B- 234 : Me. 28 ; B. 6. 52 Dk. 2 rence to the same pointer plan." (of the son ) T^JUflrHTsbf sm^: R- 8. ; ; Pt. 1. 191. -3 Deliberation, revolv( in the mind ), anxiety. -4 A lock of hair 33. -5 Repetition of birth and death, worldly existence 3T5rrfT%vr?r: Kn. 6 77. -6 Repetition in geneial an edition ( modern use ); WHifnrn^rarff%: seventh edition -7 Repeated ing ; ending backwards, specially on a hone. -5 The two depressions of the forehead above the eye-brows. -6 A crowded place reading:, where many men live closely to gether ). -7 A kind of jewel. -8 N of a form of cloud personified 3T13' iff frrfwt'fcv:. -9 Melting (ofmetds). -10 Doubt. -11 Worldly existence (njrr. ). ( rrrifar - Udb. -8 Use, employment, application. -9 Turn of a way, course or direction. -10 Occurrence. -Onmp figure : a ^Ycr-fi- e- 9 ^5 member of comp. MfW5T &R. Ac. -5 Eming ( as in iflTOST ). ] -2 The act of eating food. Eaten, given to eat. -2 by eating. -3 Voracious, aTtisTiT a. 1 Satisfied 1IOM Klival. Raining, a / ! arfjrfir^bT a tbower of irtcfr I Uneasiness, anxiety, excitement, agitation, flurry sjprnrwirw S. 3, 7; Amaru. 83. sfrw", W*, J *rMi*V &o. -2 Hurry. hste S. 4. -3 Agitation, regarded as one of the 33 subordinate feel ings, -ifr N. of a tree ( f^rerota \ 10 P. To snrronnd is made or formed of Straw Pt 1.331. an^e:*: A wall, fence, an enclo; TWIT a 1 Turning round or towards -2 Revolving. 4 | Turning round, returning, revolution. -2 Cir- ; STTsq- o- ( Vr/- ) [ ai^TW raw: r^ ] I Belonging to a sheep. -2 Woollen. 4 P. I To hit. pierce see -2 To wound -3 To break or pierce through. -4 To put on Bk. 20. 11. -5 To shoot at, thrower cast towards. -6 T> throw away, cast off. -7 To wave, brandiad. -8 To pin on. -9 To rouse, agitata, stir up. -IQTodrive away, expel iV!h.iJTrf>; - . r 207. -? -2 ing. Melting -3 Order, succession, method mode, manner : 5r- nm/ swrfcrriffr *rr* ffeMs. 3 248 ; y. 3. 2. -4 : Mv. 'tion; ooourrenoe.-5 Turn of a palh, course, directioo.-6 A purificatory rite Ms. 2. 66. ; : ; >Hff%:/. | Turning towards ; re- torn coming back ITghr^Tf r% ; j . Mv. R. 12. 73. even 39. 5. 44 rent or contracted ?TT Formerly grazed P. III. 2. 45 ] Satiating, satisfying ( as food ). -a; I Food, victuals. -2 also ) ( m. Satisfaction, satiety ; q' Bk. 4. 11. o. Voracious, gluttonous. a. Eating ( in comp. ) V. 4. 28 ; ; BTr?f>3-H>.-sfhirr: ; >ut in motion. -4 Disappointed. -5 Fallacious, false. -Damp. ( ; &C. A. (Rarely P.) 1 To hope for, expect, desire, wih or long f o- fwsfrfi%T% gsTrr^isre' Kn. S. 2. 15 ; M. 3. 57 ; Bk 14. 70, 90 -6 Stupid, foolish. N. of a plant -g;off, -Tirof^rr TT^Oamrtj: [ 3U-*qf ^1-$ ] An awl ; drill. simmi^ a. [ su-iqv-iair* ] Giving pain, wounding, attacking. sf? A gang of roribets ( Ved. ). 6 P. To tear off, cut off, anw tear in pieces, interrupt. : 1 : H^rrwiT sii^w S. bless, Mk. wish we'l 1 ; 13. 7. to: ITT ?> -2 To ^rr aiiyrij ??^i^w 5TA^TWt B. 1*. -3 To speak, say. -4 To tell < Kn. 3. 14. -5 To ask for, beg. -6 To praise. -7 To repeat, recite. -8 To 50. be afraid of. Caul. render famous or celebrated. fear, I To Expecting, wishing ; f*r-2 Telling, declaring. ?TRs<wr*Th Sk. I Desire, wish, expectation, fSr^r f^TTt^nrt ^f* *frtrt ^T Bk. 19. 5. -2 Hjfjrot R. 12. 44 Speech, decUraiion. -S Indication, reference 5TTcffJTTroT* RWTT V. 1. 4 Imagination; 3Tr^fmrr?-hl?W(TI^ hope ; ; ; fq ; -2 Curved, crooked, un- Dk. 37. -3 Cast with force; jtfWfcqH41. 8 cast forth in taking long strides ; Mv. 2 ; Ms. 9. 40 thrown, sny*P P- I Turned round, whirled, retnrned Mil. 1. 29. -2 Re'peated ; fr-tj^r f?I f^r,. Sk. -3 Learnt ( by heart ), studied ;U. 6. -4 Reverted, returned. -5 Averted. -6 Retreated, fled. 5. -^-p./). I Pierced, bored, rent, splintered, broken down ; 37QT ; fM Wrapping round, tying, binding. -2 A wrapper, an envelope. -3 A wall, fence, enclosure. ; 1. ] ; 1 -2 A spoon, ladle. smfifa a. 1 Whirling or turning "P n it elf returning arrBrgrgw nailing &o. -m. ( ) A horse having curls of hair on various parts of the body ( considered as a sign of auspioionsness). tfr J A whirlpool. N. of a plant ( -2 anr^ift ). I Causing to turn towards. -2 Turning toward* or round {enter- nt^ [ snriitTT gjj cattle. by ^. sure. orncible. BhffTVW H. Re ; opposite direction. -6 Repeating, doing over and over again. -7 Study, JT, Vishnu. practicing | A sft ; ST : cular motion, gyration. -3 Churning or stirring np anything in fnaion.-4 Melting together, fu.ion, alligation metals ). -5 ( said of Mid-day, the time when shadows are cast in an 16 JTW. ; plant. 8. n Eating. gluttonous. II ; Star: 5nmr*nftsg * Bg. Feeding, a feeder. 1 Protecting-. 3?rr5T: /. volving again and again. * ; 1 N. of a form of cloud personified grrn ; eft grwTTi%5r srrr*frsrrf Me. 6 Ku. 2. 50. -7 Depression above the eye-brows. -J A whirlpool. 4 Revolution. -5 Revolution of the mind from the influence of the senses. -6 A curl of hair -7 A sort of poisonons insect. t N. of a creeping - ; Eating. wrsinrf o- rhetorical ) |rir?T> 3?r?igff rVm S A mineral substance, im^spg ). a- [ w ^ < ^fS s^ ] Re- A ( wftjiiit ffcrfr \*-. ] ly aa the last ^5Ttforr 3Tifr%t ; off. country of the shameless. 31f?r a One who eats, eater (most- srnirf ft irfnr*rr ; pyriten study Cutting or tearing I suar^F: ; ( ( i -2 The stomp of a tree ( Ved. ). 3>r7t: Being torn off or tearing itself off (Ved. ). ; *rarrrw^t^t 3?T?rfiT a. BTT: Mil. 5. 7. Wished, hoped, expected. -2 Said, declared. -3 Const I dered, said to be. o. 3fi?tf?, 3?r?rfaq V. desiring, expecting ; 1 Wishing, -2 An- 2. nouncing, declaring. aJTfig a- [ 3?t sr^-u ] Desirous, hopeful. 3Ti?ra;a. Ved. [371-315-^2;] /. I Praise. -2 Desire. Hoping. 5 P. Ved. To make one 3?T5T^ capable or a master or possessor (of a thing ). - Able, powerful. / Power, ability. 235 A. 1 1 To suspect, . 21 tion . 1 -2 To inspect or believe to be ; Si. 3. 72 sn*9rer fffifr S. 1. 28 Bk. 6. 6. -3 To be in donbt or suspense M. 4 5. -4 To fear, be afraid, apprehend *rr;rrrimntrr;T77 R. 12. 24 ; Pt. 392 ; iprrfarnainr* Mai. 4. -5 To start a doubt or objection. ; ; ; ; sn^faflfar pot p. I or inspected. -2 To be apprehended -J Doubtful, questionable. 3TT3TOT Fear, apprehension I WWt 16 ; tftorilfenft jj^ij^ ^ift Bh.3. 5. -2 srrsfaufT g^ ; ^1514 <* -w -2 The t 1 [ arsH-sr^ see a??H. ; thunderbolt. &c. See under T5 [ 3T[-3T ar^ ] I Fire. -2 demon, goblin ( ^^). -3 Wind. ausilRm: Violent in the limbs ( Ved. A 3TT5T5J: sn^T* tree ; [ ansfufa: A and acute pain gw . 4 Vl: VhsmsfT cj U. -3 To ; ] of f%^: ! ] ^- 3. a particular kind of snake ; -2 57. f%TiW arprt f i|n^inftivtn^^8 in this command, relate sense ). -4 To praise. 3?T$rr**r P ot P- ( P. To be obtained 1 by a hoon -2 To be blessed; Mv. 4. 13 -3 To he wished for, desirable; 3T :U5iT? J3nh' i^ R- 4 44 ( who had not to toisk for victory, to whom f*r I A victory came unsought ). thing to be wished for, w-tt.h, desire; wrfirr: Mu. 7 ; M. 5. SO -2 A blessing, benediction w<m^ 7. 87 2 A. To I desire, order, , ; o. ) more A blessing, i' n Subhtsh. wr ifWiiafer ; -g,,,^ o hopeful, . inspiring hope ; V. 3. 9. 5* o. attended with the hope of success. ITSTJ a guardian elephant of a quarter or point of the compass seeartR"M- -tra: a thread of hope, slender ; hope; Mil. 4. 3, 9 26. -StUW a successful the tie or bond . bene- : ?l? (i ). anilrw i- or may not be realized a boon which is more permanent in character and surer of f oiaimect cf w. ig$n Tr?fh S. 4; may ; 291 region, quarter of the compass, direction snnEm^iTennrerrwl|gircl3| Tpjf B. 4. 44 ; Ki. 7. 9. m- sometimes disiini^nisbed from sn;, the former being takun to be merely an expression of on's good wishes -3 Space, ; [ igrsjvnw *n- which ; It is thus defined ( s^aa ft tfi or r fv: 1. -Oomp. -fr -2 To ; am'Ji'fr JTST3T ). 1. ?ifr vrar^ wish, hope, expect ; Ms. 3. 80 ; $TWJT*JT^TT r ?n^ Ve. 6 f^nrf ^jTrartnt S. 7 ; srtfifr Bk. 17 1. i*TT5T&o. (6) Bh. 3. 25 3T13TT is compared to a river). -2 False hope or expectation. = A ; ^ ( Fit*. I *: domon. ; B. 5. 34. to HIT*, 6ja, Wish, desire (in ITCH seeking A. 1 To bless, pro^T^ir^ 2 nounce or give a blessing while a wttnit Bh. 3. 6 Bdellium. A -3 kind serpent's fang. -2 venom. -3 A blesainjr.-bened'ction. in^ ; Speed, ; griSfcr, Voracious. sun. orleepon belie i V. 23 v. 2. is ; r B arcffnuTwfr K. 3inhlT: TrS^grsn'jrga^Wif$i Act of bestowing a blessing up n other*. -3 A prayer, wish, desire Ku. 5.- 76, Bg. 4. 21, 6. 10. -4 A serpent's fang (cf sn^ft) -5 One of the eight chief medicaments -Oomp 3-:^ ( 3 ^T^ :J ; . Ac.) a blessing, benediction, exr sion of a prayer or wish ; a-*>T f%?*f ^?nni; Jfj-ier S. D. 6 ; Ms. 2. 33. r>r: ( 3rr?fnfr-) 'having poison in its fangs,' a snake. o. Tinkling ( as of SHlfSll'^fT the ornaments worn on the hands and feet ) ; Ku. 3. 26. ; 1. -2 To pass ( the night ) in sleep. -3 To wish, pray for. -4 To dwell, live, inhabit. A bed-obamber, srr5TT:[3n-5fi-3T^ 1 -2Aplaoeof s>ln ^S^fi' u "iurnt'T5ri^ p g- 15 8 -4 45. -3 Sle pinsr, lyine P*^ frrReceptscle", reservoir fr'J'h^ 1. ; Ki. 2. - 3 ; 5iu, words like ywilfi T^RR&c. -5 Any recipient of. also ael or viocus of are the,body 8 7: (^i rra* , "aw^ , w. wm, I ariir ] (a) Hope, expectation, prospect ; rmr5it -*r QTttrt R- 12 96 arrsrrfy -Oomp. juice to purt- A snake 3fi 1 **JTT>) -2 The 1 shelter. 3TT5THH Ved. Catting up an animal ( when killed ). <JT being boiled ; ) i the milk it. arrrirt o. ar( ari >TIJ. : Ku. quickness. -2 Distilled spirit usually written 3T(tf IT* f tV ^*T?f fy : ). see 5*hr a. de- ! ari^ft. U Milk &o. that ] ^rf?* OTWSW' saymixed with the Soma 3Ti-? flw ? STf^ft [ afjRfm^sKJn, 3TnHTT Shelter One who ] F. of a tree TV. Having hopes, trust- 3TT5T1T: See Donbt, ; a. - ( ing. 1. ; feeds. ajrar^ . uncertainty ^msfornrrirr? Uadadbara. -3 Distrust, auspicion "3?r?Vff a. appreheniire, afraid. znjifoRrp. p. Feared, dreaded; fT ar?r5ii% Ved - spairing, despondent. -rer- S. ; pointed in expertation. To be doubted nndr See of hope, confidence, trust, expectaJj^ftJ- fqr?T:^JTT5TT*^T: ^rs^fft S. 4. 15; Ve. 6. 25 ;Y. 3;U.3;Me. 10. -2- consolation. -3 a spider's web. HIT: disappointment, -^jf a. N. of inspiring hope. ( f: ) a son of heaven. firptw o. disap- distrust; * Bk t wrv *r rnrrsff* TIT: arfSfcrw ) seat effeelinin, arfwrnrr 5J\-fil rfrBg. 10 20; Mv.2.37 -8 The mind, heart ; . Dispositicnof mind -10 Pr sperity. -|| A barn. -12 Will or pi asnre. -13 Viitue or vice (as the eventual cause of pleaonre or pain). -14 Fat*, fortune. -15 Property, possession. -16 A mis>r. -17 A kind of pit (made for cutchir 1TW?nTH> sj* ft J of a tree ( iro ) arr^ qniok o. [ g animals) fTM^ -OmnP aqr-wnHt g: Ved. I strut ; -18 N. ***>. -3TTBTJ a^r, ' F* ] The quick tt one', a horse. -2 Bice ( ripening quickly in the rainy season )- -g ind Fast, immediately, cirectly ;w?JT quickly, 22. wTHtf?rorg Me. 39, acu Gr. okus ]. -Oomp. [ cf L. STHT^O- ! obtaining quickly. -wiftsJC, -fiWasmart, doing anything quioklv, k active. -2. operating quickly ( M TR^. iratoible, irmedicine) ritable. -fcin qniok operation of a medicine. r o. swift, quick. (-ir) in. -J. l.the wind. -2- the 236 wow mass of rones. a. having a ; irvTv*Ttf^n^tr2^*n^pTt B. 3. 54, 11. 83, 12. 91. mfasjt going jftwj a. qnickly ( -m. ) tbe nn. N . of a teacher of 1 ritual. 3ii*j also. easily appealed or pleased. (-^t)an epithet of Siva. made anything made of yields fr*nkircense ( jiasflddt ) -rfw-I a. flying quickly. sftir a. or a grammar. teaching qniokly, . wr going quickly. ( -ind. ) qniokly. -rfrilr; n'oe ripening in the rainy season ^ur a Ved. having swift arrows. g)a^ a. rucning on qnickly, urging the bo'ses. -jhrs.a. Arnpa, the cbarioieer of the snn. ] Stony- of stones. ttone. -2 wi 1 N> of U. 3!lf5r 1 1 (a) To resort or be- take oneself to; to bsre reconrse to ) ; ( a place, way, course ~ - of action - V. N Ved Stream, river. -2 Fault. see atrsrv and trader ; transgression Suffering from stone in the " ' bladder. -jj N. of a disease WTO 17 q. v. ; Bs. 1 17 v. . I. 5. ; f 5*4i ). ; fr/. ) I Made of Carrying or bearing stones. [JT^ a. stone. -2 ; ( ; $1 quickly neighing ; having qnick horse, quickly praised ; (sfm- A. To become congealed become dry iri^wr- to or coagulated, ~ course or reference; jrTinfSnTM. 4. ; 17. 37. fTT Quickness, speed Congealed, consoTW2nn Ki. 16. 10. -2 Partially dried ; ( by fumigation (as hairj; B. 17. 22. [ 3)iiiT) wr3iO[] Tear, 3. . lidated Dn. 102 ] 1 Being worshipped on account of shining very qnickly, or canting Borrow to one'* enemies ( 8j ). -2 jo Shining frrth 2. Wind. 2 f {rf air. . ^^K '^T'Wt|jgait6i; Q"ICk, ffclt< . (A -d. ). Ac.) Near an Aoka tree. The act of drying. arg^fa: war ; P. VII. Impurity, see 3?^- ; ^ 30 I sn^snwwnfito vrgrortv foftift Mi. 5. 59,61,62 74, 80 T. 3. 18. 3lTwtf a. [ 3JT TCrtuRj 35. P. VI. ; 1. 147 Marvellone, wonderful, extraordinary. aitoniihing. ttrange, onrioni ; pr| ?frf rsftfcr Sk. ] wff ; *nfarrt R. 16. 87 W $ S.. 7.. wonder, miracle, marvel 1 ; A nfBg.ll. -, A pearanoe, prodigy. .4 exclamation ) A gt Used a. . n wonder, how strange or curious; *T*r9 *&#&$. STOW* i5jra^ronrT Chat 2 4 n.Ily with following ^, ( or potential ^ or -COMP. _,p . wonderful nn object of wonder K. ; 8 wrsrfrtr, tonnhmeni. -* 1 A with a fntn being ^onderfulnesg, The act A beimitage, but, cell, I ] dwelling or abode of ascetics. -2 A or period of '.ho ( relistage, order, a Brahmana. [ These gions ) life of are four:- MST^ the life of a student e of a bonse-holder ; rrr&c'l th* 'i* ji^xr the life of an anchorite or hermit ; and fcjJjre the life of a ; Bbikshu or beggar. Eshatriyas (and VaUyas also ) can enter upon the Hist three 4ramas ; cf. S. 7. 20; V. 6 ; ( according to some authorities the fourth alto ; they can enter cf . *r ftBWiwwtrwT: B. 8. 14 ) ] ; K"- 5. 50. -3 A college, ifrfr>r: school. -4 A wood or thicket (where a- -5 N of Vishnu. -Oomp.-jp-: tbe bead of art- Kgious order, a preceptor, principal. JH: ! tbe special duties of each order of life. -2. the duties of on leading a hermit's life wn'f^* S. 1. uf, ; if fHFRrm- afieaf, -(furaf 1. a Sprinkling. eyelid. An Ms. 77 ; wif "join <Et3pmr*nnt -2 To go through, experience ; uttm:... ^|5l5Tm& ftW^ U- -3 To rest order, apostate. grT: residence in a hermitage. milt "% iri; tbe 15th book of the vrre^, ascetic, hermit. 47. adhere or stick to, fall to the lot cf . happen, ooonr ; a/m^rwrwi^fSficBg. To 1. 36 we shall incur sin. -5 -6 To [wrOr-wO choose, prefer. arrant assist, help. n*nnf&wt U. Rr^ . q- 1. below. 45 v. A * {lace, seat, substratum I. resting. tflmi^y^- ; so ; wmrr- -2 That on which or anything depends or rests, conwith which it is closely -3 Recipient, nected. receptacle, a person or thing in which any quali&o. ; ty is present or retained 4 3HT: B. 3. 58. A place of refuge, asylum ( a ) ; shelter ; >raf $ rr*nr: tfrot Vet. Ma. 2. ( 6 ) A dwelling, house. -5 Having reconrse or resort to, resort; oft in comp. Hnr^THrwiT IT: B. U. 35 sn^iwwr rUgR: &c. -6 Following, practising Ms. 2. 11. -7 ; ; Choosing, taking, attaching oneself to. -8 Dependence on ; oft incomp.; *m s? R^JRW^rsT^n ; B. 8. 69. ftsrrsnr T -9 iTrs'w Udb. -10 A prop, -11 Help, asprotection. -12 A quiver ; tff%HT fffrnr ?5irr: support; B. 9. 60. yz religious 3. depend upon. -4 To or sistance, religions life of a a. fallen from anv (s a place Ac.); B. 13. 7 ; Pt. 1. 51 ; in, inhabit a period in the Brabmana. with, dwell To seek refuge ) Patron, supporter Mb. PrgioD, iprinkling. -2 lyng ghee 4c. to the eelid fc with or hermitage ( including the surrounding grounds), a penance forest (ait**); 5itfrfS?nr8TO age a. T-fI-forq 55?] ascetics oractise penance). : WTJgfinorirTirojfHrT Udb. ; ^rwrrnir U. 1 wonderful deeds K ' 65 ; Mv. 1 ; Bg. 11. 6. 2. 29 -2 Surprise, wonder, astonishment-' 11. [ ot cooking or boiling. plnct- 3. fr I 1^^13*1 fTO 44 A monntain. . p. o"ffi ; R- 11- 26. 13 Authority, sanction, warrant. -14 Connection, relation, association. -15 Union, attachment. -16 A plea, an excuse. -17 Contignity, orders or periods of religions life ; Ms. 6. 90-91, 12. Ill, 3. 78. -2 Be- -18 Seeking shelter or fl?TO ), protection with another ( one of the six qunas, q. v. -19 An appropriate act, or one consistent with character. -20 Source, origin. -21 (In gram.) The subject, or that to which the predicate is attached. ongm? -22 3Tf*ri^ [ Belonging to one of the four sursrfftw, 5H] 1 to a hermitage. vicinity. ( With Buddhists = ) The five 387 organs of Rente with Manat or mind. -Oonrp. -an^t, -ftp /. kind of fallacy, one of the tbree that whose sub-divisions of srfftj? substratum is false or fictiliong ; ! gw mroi5 smS^wiwlsrm*WT5Tt. -sja^ a,. \. oonguming 5^. every thing with which it comes g- in contact. ntad r: -! -5^, ( ) fire; 1- jrf: 12. -4 To 30. Mantra iay, repeat ( as a arm* a. [ arr-?-3i^ ] Obedient, 19. compliant; f*rqr3nwsrwr: R 49 N. 3. 84. A promise, 1 q-t engagement. -2 Fault, transgressing. -3 One of the categories according to the Jaiuaa see ari^ra. ; . another person). an adjective i&it word which mnet agree in gender with the word which it qualifies or znyzp.p. make one refers to wrsjRT:/. ing. > ( oft/. ) seeking ref uge with; En. 4. SO. -of 1 Betaking to. oneself to, taking refuge with. -2 Accepting, choosing. -3 Joining. 4 to, Refcge, asylnin. 3Tr?Tor?7 pot. p. recourse to a- STretsfcUl Resorting -2 Referring I around Hearing. -2 Accept- O ne whose Ved. ) 3Trr% 5.4 P. I To embrace, clasp; Bh. 3. 92. -2 To cleave or stick to. all ( 1 Embraced, clasped; I 3nr%EJ>-.Pused actively also ni%?t ??5 Sk.-2 Connected, interwoven, blend; ] To be had To be B. 17. 60. -2 practised or followed &c. ; ed ; Joined touching, in contact with to, K. 67 3Ji*rT<j5ja. 1 Resting with, dependent on. -2 Related to, concerning ; dqmrWi mvr V. 3. 10; K. 213. -3 Resorting to R. 6. 4 Batn. 2. ; srrftnr ; p. p. with an ace. Used actively ( ) Resorting to, having recourse to JT r%?yT*TffR?7?rftm: R. 8. 14 ; se<mT*Tfr:=$BJTWTfwr: Sk.; 9wra-sri' 33 11; R. 13. -2 Dwelling in, inhabiting, seated or resting on, stationing oneself at or on ff wrfj^fWOTn'SniJ *l^rrW M 4 ( ) 1 ; % ; .; R- G.5JI 75 1. Me. ; ; Contact, intimate connection tion ; regarding ( ; Passively inhabited &c. ; 1 R. ; 3. tfKsrrf*T wed 'qdoqfSw 11. 1 ; JFjjrf srnrw<7 r ( pi. ) ?irwr to, Pt. A dependent, gw^Tlsrarsir H. a;' servant, follower 1. Mb. Retorted ) Tne ; ii*^'tfWrt!j Kn. 3. objects perceived by the senses and mind. 3TTI%: / The edge of a sword 5 3HTSJ to. P. 1 -2 To promise To ( ; Tific7ikisn>ar^'qtcrtrrert?a'gftr: Mngdha. -3 The site of an act. PL N. "f the ninth Nak- ) listen hear, with dat. of person cf. P. I. 4. 40 ; Y. 2. 196 ). -3 To accept, undertake. Caul. 1 To cause to hear. -2 To call, particularly in ritualistic form- sirPrwrwrTTf^ Oh. Dp. -3 To draw towards, win ovr, attract; Bk. ; : A farrier, groom. . . e. ..5 lating to a horde, drawn by iiories equestrian-, cavalier. 35: ] cavalier. A A -2 combination of stars or presaging acquisition of omens horses. am'Spra. sft/ ( sacred to the am ). ) I Belonging or Avins ( -2 Pervading ^> wftifv N. of 1. sf. month ( in which the moon is near the constellation Aovini). -2 A sacrifice or a weapon presided oer by the_AsvIns. _3 ( du. pile, The Asvini. ) N. of ceitain bricks. -2 stack (nri^t r ) A A day's jonrneyfor a horse or rider (Ved.). . y^ ThetwoAsvins(pbysioianof godi). f: I N. of Naknla and Sahadeva the last two of the dve Paodava princes. -2 A day's journey for a borse. ^ 3TTi>5T a. ( 5ft/ 1 ) [ 3,^ Mad<) traversed by a horse ( as a journey &c. ) ; "^jv^r Sk. : -j Tbe distance travelled by a horse or ~^ in a day ; wysr.^ ^ r 57* Wnf c5t^: Ait. Br. 1 Belonging to or coming horse, equestrian arr*^ ; from a arnr^t Sur. -2 Drawn by <5W?r5S 51^1% numhorsed ^ as a chariot ). -a? 1 ber of horses. -2 A chariot drawn by horses. -3 The state or action of a horse ( af^w are **i 91 Sk. ). A : sn-xjw o. spf f. ( nrr/- ). 3ir*^ifr5) WTr^*? ^ 3* to or made ot tbe ) [ lating a. ^T ] 1 Re- holy fig- ?W The as a tree, g^f. having the arew ni The fruit of the night Nakabatra. 1 : a celebrated ritual work, called the y!sva!4yana Sutras. 8TT3^ ' p - 1 To breathe Mv. ; g- 51 are lying at ease. -2 To breathe freely, recover breath, take courage, take trheart, reet secure, be at ease ffnr!<^ff?f ftnr: 5. ; tree.^ Relating to the fruit-bearing season of this 3frrrv A number of horses. SIPyrtNH N. of the author of t=f wurrr*w? ; I To encourage, comfort, console, cheer up 33 r^r?ii5ta^HTriwn?iTrH V. 3; R. 12. 5, 14. 58, 15. 45; Me. 113; V. 5. 16. -2 To refresh.gratify; arwrrrw holy fig-tree. ; ulas ] 3rr?wwf9rar a. ( r/- ) [wf^orKnowing the marks of horses. rela- ; w^r-a^ [ ; ghatra. ; &c. -3 Using, employing. -4Fol!owobserving ; urevwf, r5, Jfzrs^rf ; En, 6. 6 ; Bk. 7. 42. -5 Receiving anything as an inherent or integral part. -6 Dependent on *rir llgM^n'Srit Ms. 9. 255. -7 Ref erring -8 Si. 3. 72 2. ; . Belonging to a chariot drawn by hones. srr 1 ; ing, practising, to, ; ; ; -4 Joining what adhe or attaches to. -5 Invested spread. -6 Deduced, concluded. an arrs^T: I Embracing, clasping, embrace an'jftlrtlg'J^'JW'hlW^Tmfintf Si.2.17 Amarn. 15.72,94; Sjts&rsnnVf^ 3r> Me. 3, 106. -2 3 Ak.;R. 12.21, ears hear ; 3TIsr53I9f o. ( flgV/. ) Fown at the full moon in Asviun. ariww a. ( r f. ) a Calling so as listen. ; . day of Heard. -2 Promised, agreed, accepted. to ). I . cwnf- The month snpjsf iTTwrrgrrSu r Mi. 6. 15 Y. 3. day of tbe full moon gr: ^Tgafr TrV: 47. sTr The in /lnvina. ral. (a srrw^or 5^. , smrnrorl Calling out so as to make one listen -2 N. of the certain short words uttered at ceremonies aJr ; Udb. -2. a forfeiter of nsyinm -j. the constellation [%T. -HJT one who is the refoge or support ( of a. ( aft-/. Belonging to the month -2 Born under the constellation 1 ). ( -ifrf. ) [ Belonging to the horse-sacrifice. Parvan r N. of the 14th of Mahabbarata % ^i. ] . To conciliate. 3r^mt 1 Taking or recovering breath, breathing freely, recovery, revival. -2 Consolation, cheering up. 238 U 6. 10. -3 An itnrnce of safety or protection. -4 Cessation, completion, stop. -S inspiring confidence A chapter A . ; -6 book. or section of probable itory. Condolatory, comfortJt: Clothing. ing. arimrnn' Consoling, encouraging, cheering op, eoniolation nr^jf rrartrar ; 7 Pt. ; cheering covery. ^ re- ipiriti, uninterrupted action Pt. 1 kept on, continued, tearing op and bellowing ; used in this sense also with an adj., tnbst., inde; I N. of a Hindn month (corresponding to June and July); 3TTTISTT TOWf%*$ Me. 2 (ft l%^: W^Tfl j wrfa* RtWiwir V. P. -2 A staff of the Pallia wood carried by an ascetic; ; xmlVmiqijurs JmFwwt^ Ku. 5. 30. -3 The Malaya mountain. yr The 20th and the 21si lunar mansion, niaally called gjfaisr and arra^m-tfrlbe day of full moon in the month of .dahadba. -Oomp. ITT, -^ a. produced in the month of -ishidha. ( -*t, -%} )tbe planet Mara. The month artsre- Palia staff; rr*lfy^ a. Bearing a : 21. &c. -7 To lead to, result in with dat. ); srrert HinHjH<> 55- S^TTCt fihrtiftfitftfi?* *: aside *rn?cr: w, ww-w tt [ ] The 8th part; P. V. 3.50-1. mr On. 4. 159 [ sHg.'itft-p. Sky, ether, atmosphere. 8Hlfr I An extensive forest. A H. -8 To 1. 212. srwit oro^ let it aside, let go, to say nothing of, not to men- it ] -2 ; ; K. 18. cause into. arm: [aTTH-?Bi] Uo 1 A seat. -2 A -tf smr* -1 ); 3>m-esO [ A 1 down. Sitting seat, place, stool ; Hf^Twir Kn. 3. 2 ; aj|H H *re>tm*- 5^ to leave R. 3. 11. -3 A parone's seat, rise ticular posture or mode of sitting ; ; of. <m, 1b*, nr, down w, Ac -4 rtr V. 2. (6) nwmrnn fife MM. 8. (c) 0. Pain ; Anger ; am am w. srM l rr- ; K. P. 10. (rf)Anq;ry contradiction (amip^or); rf* Rtlfr Mu. 1 ; an: f^lM- amH TOTrryVe.l.() Sorrow, Udb.; ( 3TT: Mfd. I- 2 regret; ftP^ Pr- W^TSTIT^f camping. -S Abiding, dwelling Ms. 2. 245, 6. 59. -6 Any peculiar mode of sexual enjoyment ( 84 snob. Isinai are usually mentioned ). -7 Maintaining a pest against an enemy ( opp. opt }, one of ; the six modes of foreign policy U ve,d well ; ; -^r I Stay, abiding, sitsmall seat or stool. -3 A stool, stay, ting. -2 A reshop, stall. -Oomp. ^trtftr <> solute to sit down, firm in one'sseat; omlrwf. Sitting K. 196; 5^5take no hostile mnasnres,remainidle, KmnT WT5rr r?nnnwf ir 2. 6. 3TW-5S ] Seated, at j>. [ smlrwt j t wrfirt nf Sk. ! ; ; -- rest; Ttwrgww arrw^ Rv. 9. 15. 2;Bk. 4.6, 8. 79. -3 To sit quietly, 8k. Agni P.; Ms. 7. 160, 162, 166 Y. 1. 346 Pt. 3. -8 The f root part of an elephant's body, withers. -9Throwing ( f r. *^ to throw ). -10 N. of two trees ( *ra* and sfrav ) wr A seat, j m^SPlWr%^stA: Mb.; - ; ) ; rf | ; a oity. ;- wnftwj>rt.j>. Sitting, seated ^rfiPln nodding when seated, falling asleep. strm Sitting, abode, state of rest. 41441* 3UfT>' ( Instr. and abl. of wifl ) Before one's eyes, by word of month , personally; in close vicinity. TUNnr. -W^fif a. Liable to proind. 1 gress or alteration. r, -A - 1 To fasten, fix on, at- taoh to, join or add to, place or put on (dress, armonr &c. ); trjmmHJ^ Ka. 2. 64 ; wg^'qarnn^ Sk. amlHr^Wort S. 3. 26 with the eyes intently fixed; (flg. also ); ^ ; . 2. 74; 805$ Bk. 14. 104 fear overtook them. -2 To confer upon, conduce to Ki 13. 44. _3 To stick or adhere to, npon. -4 To take up. depend Caus. \ To cause to attach, have . ; -1 on. anything fastened or put To place, put, throw round anwgrutHW Tjru%5r *K& 3f B. 6. 83. -3 To entrust or appoint. -pan. b atH)3Ui> ) To adhere, tiok, tached TT% stowsT: ^ ; ; other* as you would be done by. armTK P- P- 1 Strongly attaohep cr addicted to, to, intent on, devoted in comp.);5W , (usually with loc. or Absorbed or engagea in, mi zealoasly following or pursuing -3 Fixed on, directed towirds, joined attached to, placed or resting on; JTK. 158 ti swmwjrt: gr> Mv. 5. Ku. inrr: 6. ; 58 formed 40 resting on ; rr ; -4 Surro unded, encircled. -5 Con- tinuous, perpetual, eternal. -^Trust^> ind. Etering to, conBding in. nally, perpetually. -Comp -&!*,+ w ^, -JT*H; a having the mind on any object. fixed arnrm;/ 1 Attachment, devotion, jrf&nM i 'lHf%: K. fondness -J intentness, application. 120 ftf ind. Ved. ( Ved. ). ; ; Waylaying Purposely. srrwT a Uninterrupted, perpetual. rr: 1 Attachment, devotion (to any object) (to enjoy or protect it ); ym" 3 Bh. 3. 60. -2 gwii K. 173 ; 0. Intentness, close application. -3 Con- ; down.-2 A seat; Sk. -3 Abode, a place where one has lived Detachment, disunion. p 8. tf A.(ar&,wmN*, wfar ) I To sit, lie, rest (HHTWIHIWlt V- 5', SntVfliTJriH Wl^n wmrmf>g* jrh M*. 2. 193. -J To i, ; ftujt ft=tf Pt>| ). Sit. or halting, stopping, en- whiohare: ; bow, mfit: wrg.t WTW Ki. 14. 5. -9 Ashes, -w 1 Seat or lower part of the body. -2 Proximity. ( 3TT-' arn^t throughout tne sphere of worldly Bh. 3. 46; Ri. 3. 6 f Malli. zr w life to ; *T*nrrsf&$ ysrff Sk. Desid. anfW kitcnen, fire-place. "*. An interjection imRecollection ant yu.Hqg plying (a) To Carts. sit, seat, fix ting srwtrfta o. [anwiir-ii ] Born under the constellation .dihadna. Till the end of the world or worldly existence; Pt. 1. -2 Within the limits or range of worldly existence, clinable, past part., an adverb (gufT Ac. ), or with the instr. of a noao ; tion K. used with present denote a continuous or oft cease, have an end. -9 To solemnize, celebrate. -10 To let go, lay or pat ing f reely,reviving,beoonvng oheerfnl ; 8. 2 1. -2 Conioling. *rrwi;r: ; participles to ( op of 1 thing, laat tact, adherence, clinging *r#w5T*nrfo nwTsrft Kn. 46 a-aft*r;)rKmmnmai; ; 5. wif ( 9 ; ) 3. S. 1. 33 Mu, 1. 14 OTTTHiTi absence of con* Mai. 2. -4 Association, s Ution m*?*T *'I*WIconnection, union ?H Bg. 4. 20; so sftamn &o- -5 Fix; ; ; ; ; -6 Pride about the authorship of a thing ( v^wn^W ). -7 That which is fastened ;cf ing, fastening to. -3w ^T. -8 Waylaying ( ? ). if A kind 239 oi fragrant earth ; ( rtqr?ra*r -f ). Without interruption, eternally. ind. smHWr A whirlwind. wr*fmt [ snift w: itvr* surgery ) A kind forth or lay eggs hen &o. ai a ( ). 9?3 -5in*T7W a. one whose death has drawn near Ku. 3. 44. of bandage. down. ting on the body -2 Attacking. -3 Overtaking, meeting with, going towards. -4 Obtain- &o. ing, attaining, accomplishing sn?3ff 1 to, fixing, Fastening put- armour ( as dress, -2 Getting entangled, clinging adnnrfvpRaprr^ S. 1. 33 v. I. -3 Attachment, devotion 4 Contact, proximity -5 A handle, book. ). ; 3?ra^ IP( with IiV down f r near To watch or ). -2 -3 To approach To I or Ice tico. wait for. in Bit reach, to go to 01 towards ( Bk. 7. 31 Si. 2. 2 wre* B. 6. 53 11. 23 -4 To meet with, find, form ; 097 R. 5. 60 14 25 ; ; 4, SiHTT n Mouth a place , 69 WTHrr^frjj. p. | Obttinad, got. -2 Reached, gone to. -3 Spread, extend ed. -4 Effected, completed. -5 Met with, attacked, overtaken. ; - I To meet (a) with, find ignmn'fjHi BUg (6) To 5- ; get, ob- srmnrarsn-^TWTwrc B. 8. 95; Me. 4. 227 Ac. -2 To ap\**r, 5 r proach, go to, reach tain ; ; ; 9. 20 ; Me 34 ; Bk 8 37. -3 To overtake, come np with ;3T^T WoVBtTmr^'f tt5T jiufHItT 1, Ve. 3. 7. -4To V. encounter, attack; 3TT"f chair A ; ; ; ; ; -4 The act c f sitting *w down. -5 A seat. >NWJ>. p- I Drawn near, ap preached, tear (in time, place or nnmbr ) HrffWftsir: nearly or about 20 at hand, close by, impending, imminent snfltfraa* $% 8. B jr- ; *rrT* 5f 3nf^r Sat. Br. seat in a hall or aiem- A smalt wsqm v? [ ] K. 219. ; Sfra^W TJPT: 5nf%i>'. Se * under n. Ved - Accomplishment, ; attain- ment. aTr^TTT: [ *rr--^ ] I A bard or sharp-driving shower (of anything); R 13. 29 ; Me. 17 5iqrnAt 43 ^ &o. wrqmtr M. 3. 20 flooded or suffused with tears ; tinmftgig%*m H. 3 it rained in torrent*. -2 an Surrounding enemy. -3 Attack, incursion. -4 The army of an ally ; ,- ; king whole ( leparated states ). ty doninions other are intervening 3. j Pt. -5 Proviiicn, food 41,51. 3?n%: [ wrl: srmw *t ] A iwordiman. Turn q. v. -2 Adjacent, adjoinWell-placed. -4 About to die. The setting sun. -Oomp. t: -JinTt I- the hour of death. -2 one aj!T8 whosedeatbis near. ?t ] N. of a particular vow i*??7-ftv crnHrrw^ri B. 13. 67 ; for explana; tion concave. ->Tr A small vessel. m%^t 1 P. To arreit,, keep in custody . or on, wet, water, sprinkle. fill STTH^ srW: itraint only inj>. p. ( ). m One who arresti another. Arrest, ouitody, it ii ; of four legal reftrnr- kinds-. *^rww ^*: *rafff: srnn?j Narada ; .. departure, and restriction from doing anything. frHTO a. Retraining, confining. 3rrs 5 u - ' To P r M out Soma juice, distil ( mostly Ved. ). _2 ( P. ) To excite, enliven ( Ved. ). 31HTW: 1 Distilla[ 3Tf 8-o[ ] -2 Decoction. -3 Any spirituous liquor ( distilled from sugar, 31 1. with. Caut, thing poured in. yurfr 1%^ TO ; , *o. jfnrt ; Bhtva P. arre^s -4 A vessel for liquor. -5 Exciting. -OOMP, Js [ amraw nof ^ vn! ] N. of the Palmyra tree ( the juice of which, on fermenting,forme a spirituous liquor ). OTcm;: A one who ex- Praiuer, or Soma tracts juice. 1 Distilling, distillation. rrgft:/. -2 Decoction. -3 A draught so prepared. 4 Birth, production (TO?) -5 Exciting, enlivening ( Ved. ). - P. V. 112 S. . A 1 ] sacrificing extracts Soma jnioe ). -2 A laoiifioer at the full and distiller. change of the moon. -3 priest ( who A -4 A guardian of girls ( OPI \t ] I Belonging to Aturat. -3 Belonging to evil spirits arrgfr nrrr, sTrgfr m^: &c. -3 Infernal, constitutes airgr conduct, see Bg. 16. 7-24). -4 Not performing sacrifices. -5 Divine, A demon V^cirTmit-^TT- -ftf[rprional attendant, body-guard; D. 1 ; S. 6. siw a. about to be or delivered; about to bring -2 A "^hollow, ; ; ing. -3 ); demoniacal wr&f wrorftnrt Bg. 7. 15 ( for a full exposition of what or order of ; W, Charming, | Pouring _^ wetting, sprinkling. vessel for fluids (Ved qirtsrlj'Rrt ; ; ( ift/. ) so ari%^^. ; into, Kn. Bam. Proximity, nearness near, in the presence of. or ennuoh or tion. - Blocked up, obstruct. ed, confined (on all sides); srr^WTVT -5 To effect, occasion, accom-6 To make one sit down Ved. ). proximate terms and the sense conreyed by them *KT ffi%'if[=f g q^)nBhiihl. P. 83 wn^l'Ti^u: S. D. 2. 1 Gain, profit. -2 Contact, union. -J Nearness, proximity. [ bly. 95. T*rr%i/- [atMTVr%^] 1 Meeting, junction. -2 Intimate onion, nearness, close contact ; f*Hrt l%af^nf iiqJlnn%*ft'Tr3 U. 1. 27. -3 Gain, profit, acquirement. -4 ( In Logic ) Proximity, the absence of interrnption in the apprehension of what is aid relation between two or more Visudeva.-^r small conch or oblong an arm-chair K. 94 grf *r I wmsfr w^it -2 A raiaed chair of : confinement to a place, limitation of time, prohibition againit Vishnu or B: ] man beloved t. llswtJ^ plish ( Ved. Having a month. a. Ved. Being in the month. Bk. 6 word option- a- MTHHTCI ; Caut. a ( ii watering, pour- 8r?Wrj A kind neuter ally inbititnted for sn^r in all oases after aoc. dual ). ; : ; which in. ing a. anwujftdnj-, &IHTV pot. p. Attainable, to be attained &c. oblation a dish, vessel (?). ; wrftiT: Wetting, ; srrHTf! Vefl Cushion. wrar^r 1 Putting or laying (In ] An . poured out To have -2 To any- spiritual. ^. | WT^STIJ ]. -2 One of the eight forms of marriage, In which the bridegroom purchase* tne [ bride from her father or other paternal kinsmen (tee ^n) ; ; 240 Y. 1. 61 Ms. 3. 31, -3 (pi.) The stars of the southern hemisphere. -4 A prince of the warrior trihe Anura. fr 1 Surgery, curing by A catting by instruments. -2 female demon, demonres; ^ratTT^T T 8*TTHt Ve. 1. 3. -3 > of a plant Sinapis Ramosa Roxb ( Mar. H!?U T I Blood. -2 Black salt. ?? X srrftnnrr, -?*, Mrnfcwr ; ; . ; to a. Belonging ing from Xsuri or com- . Forming or wearmHtRff ing a garland. -2 Interwoven. 1 grr%^ 1 A. To 1 carry oat, prac- m *c. perform zealously vm, in, enjoy ; snmfTOrfrrmwr M. 1 ; V. 4 Ku. 1. 15. -,3 tice, ; in God and another world & Ki. g^*rTfft fsrqvir Piety, faith, belief Bg. ; Belief l 3or%?< - ; 18. 43. -2 18. 42 ;m- name of the iwf the srp ; rrn. IN tr A section ( of over, strew, Performed, done. jr Perform a nc. Performing aasiduous- 3frftrv^ a. ly, indulging in 1 P. 1 Toinvftde, attack ; ; spread scatter cover, deck bestrew, To U. 9 5, over, f>riWT*r^, [ an-J-3T^ A 1 ; ; -2 snWTT a. ] covering, I Spreading, covering. or 1 Spreading, strewing. -2 \ bed, layer ; |<jw a bed of flowers Ku. 4. 35 w^gw" strewn with ; jump, leap. attack, assault; assailing, outraging <mf3lnT "mr- ?Tf ' ; -2 Ascending, mount- stepping over ; Si. 13. 18. -3 Reproach, abate. -4 The walk of a horse. -5 An assailant. -6 Battle, war. -7 Drying. -8 Effacing ; -3 64. clothes cushion, bedbed- quilt, without ir ; B- flMM*l^*Mtl td ; A the A rug, carpet. -5 An elephant's housings, painted cloth ( thrown on his back ). -6 layer clothes. -4 A An sTTOrT?:, -4pT flowers S. 3 6. of Kn*a grass spread out at a anwr?^ sailing, o. I Jumping upon, as- R. 17. -2 -4 attacking ; 52. Causing to flow. -3 Granting. Spending. atlttfc o. 1 Attacking or assailing enemies, approaching. -2 Joined or united. 3mTT*: of reciting Praise, The place in a sacrifloe. -2 t arr-^-srw ] I hymns hymn. ; ; To step. anWT WWT-wff [ 1 ] Regard, wpSmnwmnijSWt awrcTrtwr r ft %pf Bh. 3. 98 see snwrraUo. -2 Assent, 10. 43 30 ; ; 2. ; promise. -3 Prop, support, stay. -4 Hope, confidence ; 3fT?5S* A -8 a. Standing, mounting. 1 A place, site. -2 Ground, -3 An assembly. -4 Care, re- base. gard ence ; see anwr -5 A - hall of audi- K.8, 14.-6Recreation-groond An assembly-room. ( Rnwi=t ) -5fr -Oomp. f qt< assembly-room firt Ki.1.16. ; ; Placing, fixing, causing -2 A strengthenAn enema of oil or to stay or remain. ing remedy. -3 ghee. An audience. .p. ( Used actively ) | Dwelt, abiding; TOT Pt. 1.220 using 1 For spreading (as clothes &o. ).-2 Resting on a carpet. efforts carefully ; so^m, Si. 2. 80,9.84; 3TTWTT: f ari- ?J-ra[ 1 Spreading, q'r% strewing, scattering. -Oomp. N. of a metre, see App. -2 Having recourse to, using, practising, to ; Hf%55T?Tf Pt- 2. (Brnr) -7 Got, obtained. retort to, practise, assume, follow ; -3 Having or got, have recourse to, wrrir, resorting to, betaking oneself having reached to $rf, ssuwsi &o. -4 Occupied enclosed ( as a hunting ground ) R. 9. 53 ^rswntWcf! ftet Ham- -5 Engrossed, engaged. -6 Covered obtained Sirer a. [ aratpr^ 3J% ] Belonging to a missile. aVTOCT 1 U. I To stand or remain on or by, to occupy. -2 To ascend, mount ; iv, &$* &o. -3 To use, ; ; ; ; ! Ki- 9. 9; spread, overspread. take, - Condition. ! practising concentration of mind fTOcr Ka. 5. 84 assuming his own f I Purity- -2 Water for bill/. washing, ; form p?r ullftw, J* ] 1 One who in Gcd and another world ; -4 To fice. : MHI*/qa',-wr The walk of a horse, galloping at fall speed. collect, obtain. place in, infix.-STo show, represent, rintroduce irftri' WTO!*enrwjmT Mv. 1. 13. -6 wrSTrnr: S. D. 283 sacri- treading, ing, destroying. -3 To cling to. A carpet, bed, mat ; Sintt. 2. ^mi ic">* coverlet. ; Mil. 9 OTWSeTfHof TT^TI Bit. 17.82. Ki. 2. 20. -2 To step over, tread -3 To depend or bang on ( as the Vediogas on the Vedag ). -4 To aim at. -7 To undertake, promise, agree. -8 To behave -Caus. 1 To cause to stand. -2 To boH fast, State, WTOrtt -5 To -6 To care, respect, consideration, care for B( with loo ) ; book of the Mahabbarata. first w mwfw 1 abstraction. exhibit, Relating to, or treatwit N. ing of. the sage wtfTVof an old saint, son of Jaratklru ; ( at whose intercession king; Janamejayg spared the Ntga Taksbaka from the destruction to which he had doomed the serpent race ). Mb. gives the following etymology : amfroi />?> -2 Repeated. moody do, perform, carry out. kara. ^|frf| i. as; f|V!rHhrrt*tf?jrr ; recognise, acknowledge, own. ; attend to. Zealous practice, 1 siiiduons performance of any action. -2 Frequency, repetition ; P. VIII. 3. 102 ; -4 To 3R? ft^jTfS' ; tr^orr^ Mb. use V. 4. 38 lost in rWf WSfWUrr -2 To indulge To aooomplith wnsrrr. 'fW 29 believes Mn. srg ; 1 Pt. '* ^H*! himself like a Kn. 6. 19 3. 21 7. tortoise B. ; 6. 72 ; contracting TfirnTV^T 72 taking a place among ;avr ; Prab.2. -2* believer in sacred tra- Ve. dition. -3 Pious, faithful, believing ; >i *T3T*T*r Y. 1. 268. qn or T; N. of a Muni. WTRwrf*wn[ihn Ki. 6. 29 gloomy Bg. 7. 20 K. 165 srrfrniftro B. 19 3. ; so rfttCT Pt. 3. 31 ; ; ; 15- 79 ; ; mufraul ^nrrrt Kn. 7. gir^qBloody (frwr^); being in the mouth ( fr. 3Tl<7^ )- 3n?7t C site, seat, Kf|r^ R. Ku.3. 3. SIT ] A^ place, avrreTf sfrjwfnr1 r-7?-!T room 36 ; ; S!ii5rT* 43, 5. 10, 48, 69; ^sTlftff^r sfftr wr|?rnTt $<mj K. 174 ; nsr"Tm? ftft lrerirrfTf , 241 nbject, receptacle Mk. JTTWT^ 14 t. frown WJr^r- ; 1 sfifftnn zm-^Trvrq Bv. 1. 2 arr^r? f*rfflr w* ourg office authority, 3<*T* 3nw>lt Emulation, a. sriwrtr^ rivalry. Emulons, striving after. ing or face, ing letters jj^rfl'"!?* *r<JT P. I. 1. 9 ; 3ii*^ wn*tf aip^ri><sir^ Sk. six parig vsr^^iisf Pt 5. 55 ( the being the throat, he ad or brain, palate, tooth, lip, and nose -4 Month, 1 Nag. ; ; n. K WrpFTt?* Rubbing, striking or pressing against, stirring ( as water ) flapping 3Tsrsr*nig3 ; * S. 2. 4 ; srmt 3rt*rn<55TrT? K. against. 6, amsrr^a; N. of the planet Venus. The Arka plant. -2 The sound made by striking on the arnqft?: arms K. ( 1 Mar. jj|sl^) fj,or BJ;TO ; -3 Trembling, quivering. -4 Striking or rubbing against, blow " Mv. 5. 63 rcrjj7r* ; : ; ^ 1 '1 plant, wild variety of jaomin. o. Making a sound STTjFJfteaff by striking on the arms. ^. f = JT 1 Flapping, moving to and fro. -2 Trembling, shaking. -3 Blowing, expanding. -4 Contracting, closing. -5 Slapping or the armg, or the sound Blood. ] [ 3RTBT-3?^ ] 1 afflic- Pain, clapping produced by it. -6 Disclosing, manifesting. -7 Winnowing, Thrashing. jft A gimlet. TOT5T. -irr, eral plant* aiTOTT^ a. [ ; mg, ( ift ' evil objects. a5; Flowing, running. wound. -2 Flow, isgae, dis1 charge. -3 Spittle, saliva. -4 Pain, amnr A A disease of the body. 3rqar medicament, medi- -5 affliction. -Oomp cine. a. 3Tirf%'? Flowing, emitting fluid or humour an epithet of the ; when ichor (li-.jihunt ita temples. is issuing from Caus, To SfT?7$ * A. To taste. R. 3. enjoy ri$m Mo. 87 54 siifig. ) to plimiier, defraud gliVl K. 109. tasle, ; ; ; a- Tasting, eating. ^: I Tasting, eating 3: Ku. 3. 32 H. 1. 152 g ing. -2 Relish, flav nr, tiste ; grrtTi- frnw: Me. fr^r RfHsniTt *> nrfrg 41 ;.5wnrr?7f: U. 4. 76 i"%g-[f3rr^tf^'??: Pt. 1. -3 Knjtyirg, i; perieucing ; w^ o. <:elioious R 2. i flc- ; mr enjoying. Tasting, fating. To ba tugted, deli- 3TR Sounded. fstT wr'ii mor!...wr?-said to be Atm. jarwr ; n;rq Kam. 19 60 when the obiect ; one's is some limb of but cf own body wrf^ f$Tf sirsTff f^nft3T^"Wff ! ; 3f v* ST *^w 102 ; ( Bk ; see 8k. on P. . ! Ki I 7 - 63; - 15, 5. 8. - 28 algo I. 3. ). -2 To strike, ring, beat ( as a bell, drum &o ) Bk 1. 27, 17. 7. Me. 66 ; B. 17. 11. -3 a To glanghter. Struck, beaten ( ai Ku. 4. 25, 30 ; B. 4. ; kill, qr^Tf* Tf ; Si- 2. 46 WPT ^vinmrvftt??^ nir?- ; killed. ?rr?aTfr( Ram- -3 Injured, -4 D:gpelled, destroyed, removed. -5 Multiplied ( in Math. ) ^ffir; S, Known, understood. -7 Rolled dice ). ( drum, -cf 1 A new -2 An old garment. A -3 nonan sscsical or meaningless speech, 0. assertion of impossibility ; If . & Subblsh. -Oomp. n " der ^^fmfacWt q- ett-irgat -3 Comiog^( STTTW bit, striking. -4 Multiplication ). ; Striking I -2 A blow, Killing- > 3ir?ia:/ A as m A falsely. cloth or garment. -8 Ottered = ; -2 beating. at, stick. . CTBrsifftv by Making oneself known be.ting a drum. [ STT-f-i"^^ 3IT*IiTt ^^ ^ beaten or prrB'ed cut ( Soma as ). otriKing, j 3)rl'l?r BSI^nT strikinz agsinal U. 5 9. -2 A blow, Ku. 2. 60 ; . Our, strike, hit, beat; 10 ; 5 8 S. 1.33 :w!fffl^^?e &-J. -3 mr=r H^*1 , Ml^ ma Killiog cious, ] To I Si. 7. 17 ; ; *, ), pernlisr Corceitednesg. ; ( 3Tq^i> / A ] ; sntZP-P- 1 drum &o. ) 23, 12. 77. -2 Trodden ; -rrsr N. of gev- aiw^-a^-^g STWFT^T: 31 ; s the eoul participates in the movement of itg various bodies it is defined as the action of the grnges which impels the soul towards external ' it is objects good or evil accordit a ig directed towards god or ing oir^t , N. of several trees m so vonr, palatatle; ff?4 ] wr ?-(--*^ [ -2 Flowing, running. -3 Discharge, emission. -4 Fault, trant grnssion. -5 The foam on boiling rice. -6 (With Jainag) The impulse called jf[ir or attention which ; 14, 57; frr**' 3. 22 striking nr Kn. -2 Pride, arrogance. " ^r^sw tion, distress. 1 : diseesc of the Sk. J. q;, 3ttW^: of an elepant'g ears. s - 'blood drinker', detnon. -2. the 19th Innar mansion. -3 Paiticnlarly, the flapping motion Ov by European scholars from sr$ the only forms of the root existing in the language are 3?ij, *f fg;. aiif, 3iiw *iam ^-s gq.] wstfl* [ WTft>Tc7: 1 Striking, rubbing, cauting to move gently. -2 Flapping. ( 2 P. -Oomp. To rend asunder, 'to say,' or 'to meaning supposed by Indian grammarians to be derived from w and speak' Kissing. '^f Flowing, oozing. See under arw. . ; verbal form of Preg. of a de- the 3rd perg. sing. fective verb severity casting, send ; beard. 3if^rT [a. ; fwm^^fi (1) ; command ( d ) -2 An irregular ) &. -Oomp. M^T^TT a-oripr, ; 3ITH7: spittle, gulivii. -tri a lolug. Btiwt 1. a dog. -2- a buar.-- ; late), strike; 131 ; Si. 1. 9. -4 tear in pieces. Aninterjeotioogbow- 1 reproof ) ; f?wnirom?rrfTi p t. 1. -2 To twang tjg o ing. si ; opening tirred [ ( o ( ; P. or Caus. \ rock or shake ; To cange to flap, tostrike or pregg against; srr^jrrfwff TTOT^ratr*! R. 16. 13 : mjTTtlrfrsr: TOTRSTITOTT^W 5-3- U 5. 9 lathed, 4c. 1$ The mouth, jaws ar^:. -2 Facs 3nfJ3iT?r. -t A part of the month need in pronounc1 -?$^IO 311W5J, d. 2. 63, 3ttpr a. Belonging to the month ; ; wrernstT'fanwir'inr Si. ; 8.50. [ Y. 3. strikes. ^ Amaru. 55 ; -4 A wound. _ . uptimirrf'Sfrtr: 275. -5 One who _, D Q. . ; -6 A beats or misfortune, distrees. 243 18.8; .. an answer wmi mrT*4 14. 77, -7 Retention of urine brin? laugbter-bonse :^ H. 4. 67. 1 Striking, killing. slaughter-house. bring news. ; -2 To bring near, give %^ijTTnr & Kim. 1. 5 af^Ti^tn^T Y. 1 215. -3 To recover, bring back. -4 To obtain, get, receive Ms. 2. 183, excrements. passage of voiding (ot -1 digestion Icooking. qf*: food ). f**?t want of food, privaWWt * be 3 UIC8 starvation. . 6.27,7 80,8.151,11.12; Y. 1. 97^. 5 To have, assume ansissuWSTTT' . (^5 KII. 3. 33. -6 To cause, dnre, lead to : srsftT^'f K. 105 ; ) aiiajritt wear, put on (as armour &c. A ; 2. two-headed To 3 U. oblation, worship A arr^: W*r*> A 1 an sacrifice, ofEer Are ( as sacrifice Si. 14. 44 ings iee under with the desired information.' ; ( -JIT'S to Pt. ; 151. 3. taken or y^rfpot. p. 1 To ba or brought fetched To be -2 seized. -3 Tobeextractedorremoved. Arti-4 To be pervaded ( Jtr ) -5 near. ficial, -4 To cause, produce -5 To exaot. -6 To 3HfT<> mean- At the end of oomp. ( ). -2 An 49. * *: ) oblation. offered as flre consecrate! ir: taken from the house-holder's perfires. petual fire, one of the three . the eastern) horning at a sacri(i. To be A ; smtpm: :: ,. wrf^rTfT fering. compounds of the cognisant 3T!TV: [ 3TTunder atfy also. arraft Fire r^ ] 3ff?f. ; of as in aujTO^T. ing see near ( ) ; I of. 1 Offeritgan oblation to a deity, any solemn rite accompanied with oblations fVjjrtf rWwnpf R. . ; obl.ttkm ottered to a deity. 1. N. of a prince, grand357: N. of a father of Krishna. people. ( nil, aw 1 U. 1 w ^ 75. ; Vt ! -5 A her marriage); bride (at the time of D 7M 09 fi O2. ~O IV. Ul to a serpent ; Pt. 1. express9n T ind. An interjection or alternative (or ), Doubt a ing ( ) etandmg as a correlative *nd usually ^* bring, fetch R. 3. 6 ; 5wj ; "i or seizes. WT?g -* 1 One who takess -2 Bringing, fetching. -3 Performing wrs-ar WKj.it K. 5. -4 Causing. srren'ft' i?r*sr arrm bringing on A cupy flfiaf^r: V.5. l.-m. (-V) ; holder ( in arnrr* a. law ( ). *r or ?t/. ) t Bringing vmi^iT: procuring, getting ; to fetch ffr$3$mi Sk. -2 Going ir^gfff wr ^ frar^Tu n?rasr *: 1 reiir. jw* Siv 4. 29. < 6 ) Interrogation -Oomp. 1. or pride^; great self-conceit Ak. 'j 27. -2. military vaunting, of one's own boasting. -3. vaunting Bk 5? prowess; pT*ltWrfWrt t5cle I.84.-nttod- P" WWW* VIII. 1.448k. ; fW"3W5 1 took his dinner; ""P'.y or -may it be doubt, 'or perhaps,' &c.' ( corr. of f% ). s. 5. a. inic ; Pi- ; airS^ Takiug, f etching,or bring- -2 Employing, using. -3 mTaking food. -4 Food ( anstiff ing WII^WI5JT: Sk. ) ). To 27 Causing, indno ng. 23. N.of a legominous shrnb; &o ( ornamentative part of the drama, &o, such as drees, decorations ; Hft<$IStinr ift'nTr^'f -2 near, 3TTi|5tf 3^"'^*^ * I Any disease ). ot extracting means edby -4 -2 Extraction. -3 A vessel. of bandage ; 3ff^: art Fetohing.bring- ing, //. -2 Au ; sriqmTCT ; 1. 82. ) decoration or -3 Seizing, taking; R. 6. Removing, extracting. -4 Performaccomplishing ( as sacrifice ) S. Offered to tbe gods, sacrificed -ir 1 An offe ing made to men, hospitality. -2 The nourishment of all created beings ( glTjT or fl375fv ), regarded as one of tbe five principal sacrifices of the Hindus arrftrp Purposed, veyeToT^ffected by 4 kinds of ornamentation, one of the eaten. -9 To be be To v. -8 Wfim q. -* A kind worshipped ( as Agni ). class called Taking away, robbing a. Fit for a burnt ofconsecrated fire. < A s>; * tWWfrW***** sr ; to be trea see aslo arra^m nn ler 2. 14 : ; ., Bk. exter- 3irffr'5iT s rrjr?ntm^: ; 1 wfrijfjjFKBr?^: Tiking, seizing. -1 Accomplisbing, a sacrifice. performing. -3 Offering -4 Drawing in breath, inhaling. -5 The air so inhaled. -6 Inspiration, breath inspired. -Oomp. ^WTeJW**- ; accessary identiintended (as for inrtanoe, the 1D or fication or anfr? of gtKR 3^5",, is fully <5q* of which the speaker exhibit. ?ra adventitionB.incidental, nal, Malli.'on^T^o! -6 snow, Bringing, fetching, taking, seizing sacrifice '. ; -3 To bring together, eat. ** an oblation. ) sacrifice, sacrifice); *r rVqfsKT' 4. 86, 14. 87. -10 To take -2 To collect ). for other Si. 14. 38. fice *nPf R 119. SfTf Ki. perform (as a offer in a ; snake. One t To seaway, attract ( as mind ). -1 1 parate, remove, draw off from. -1 2 To scare or frighten away, drive forth. -13 To use as food or drink, eat. -14 To speak, say, name, call. Caul. 1 To make one fetch or Me 10. bring, cause to give or pay . ) a minute head of a meditative sSge to consult an omniscient saint and returning -9 To 1. 35. as a ing to Knll h* wan employed watch. nan on the ontside of jail*) and hence called snfirrrF ). With the Jainas ( of the five bodies belonging to it is soul ; according to Colebrooke, 1 form issuing from the Sifr ; ^twrfrr A w wfft mff%*r: A man of mixed origin. the ion of a Nisbada father and Vairiehi mother ; sTiffiarfft nrvT^.* wri* Ms. 10. 37 ; ( accord- . rftfif. R^m. -7 To bring near wife ), marry Kn. 6. 28. -8 To (as : juggler, a snake-catcher. conjurer of the body, chyle, lymph. o. Going to fetch or bring; pro ...fsri- pitbft of Panini. wanSTTT^T 1 A.Toroim abont, der ; 3T'fiNre 3TJWTT 3T??V 8- 2. 1 tion, ; [Wi*^t<**] -2 An : part, ; : nndei wrj and any SUI?3? The descending node : : ; f%^f -2 -OOMP- &c. nwrfir, ftmrrt or seeking o. begging arffo; food. -f5r H*OTHTm the postei alms to - of days, many day*. 243 <s o. ( Cr/. IT: j5f] r: ) [ &!$ w-, w^r Daily, diurnal, perevery day or on a day ; sn- formed 1 f"|f9?: tviwiir: daily course of study *3TT9TT daily observance*. -2 Employed or occurring every day ( as ; ! a teacher, servant, or fever ). qj 1 Any religioui rile or duty which in to be performed every day at a fired hoar ; 3iri|r3T 3^' Mb. -2 Anything to be performed daily, such as taking sV sririf meals, bathing &c. ijfrri^*?: WfrT: v - * ; *Tgt Tarfirw: Mv. 5. -3 Daily food. ~4 Daily work or occupation, what may be read on one day. -5 A division of a work ( such as that of the Mablbhashya ). food for himanlf) Yajur-veda a. conferring delight. srrgr^T a. Giving delight, -sf To STTgTf^i o. 1 Delighted, glad. -2 GHving delight, gladdening. 3JTg 1 P- Ved. To make crooked, a liturgical provoke, ohal- invoke ( in -3 (A.) To ^sorsn^wnris Sk. 3iftt"5nK Si. 20 1 Bk. 6. seise ). longe ; ; ; Caui. 1 To 42, 89. sond ft>r,cll 3J fffSHTf ftrrW ST* jjfrur? 23 18, 15. M ; -2 Challenge, provoking, calling for watering cattle. -2 -3 Invoking, calling. To be invoked. -2 To be bent down or brought near. -3 Tc 1 be made favourable. ariSTer P- P- Injured is ; 'Sfasr o. injured or bent. VIST*: A low or expelled man (who, after having offered a sacrifice to the Manes, takes the sacrificial -gr 1 ; Calling, arfsr^:, 5KTTT &o. A nam, appellation wr ( ai member of ooiip. ) WTTnurr^r Ram. ^95^:^7. ^torrsi.r:, Alt, -2 A law-suit !%^: last ; arising frooi a dispute about games with animals, as cock-fighting &c.; (one of the 18 titles of law) qorj^; on Ma. Righavananda anf^: 7ii5firori^fa4 8. 7. Taking one's name, a well aTTff^:/. Calling, invoking, chal longing. wfS: ^ ed< Calling, invoking. srrfTTp. p- \ Called, invoked, in vited RnrHHrdRnr'T: qri5Tnif? T ? Scalled. fr r3( Si. 2. 1. -2 Named, | A Calling, inviting. -2 summons ( in gen- 'call, invitation, r battlle. ->T appellation. ; l ) SSfTST'r ^irtr Ft. I A 3. 47. -3 legal summons ( from court or govt. to appear before a tribunal ) ; Mk. 9. -4 Invocation of a deity; Ms. 9. 126. -5 A challenge. -6 A name, appellation. -7 N. of a liturgical formula. -Comp. ^?iW day of trial. ; a -Onnrp. TTarrf^^ defendant or witness not appearing when summoned. -tf$*: the time of Calling. curing what -2 A end of comp. r 1 War, or what called. calling out. name, appellation, oft at the ; ir Who -2 Named, 1 [ sir-f-STf; ] Battle, war, night ^gff B. 7. 67 ; f^r ^STTirrgr? Bg. 1. 31. Desire of fighting. A trough no I 1 3?r-|-J ] [ ; sir^rT 25, 8. injure. 3ir5T? a. a. a crier. cilia, : invite, jtf Gladdening, delighting. 1 3Tr% ; ; Making crocked. P. 1 To call, summon. -2 wrstlt a. Delight, joy frrgTt^^^'T 3ngt?: e Ft. 4 anrqqtfifc arrf WF ; i%t P- "I- 2- 135 Com. srwrffit A recenion of the blaok *nfft STT% universal Wgit: Dm. 1 de-atr action. /. p. ( In law ) To lummon. A snmmoni. -2 A namj -f o. Calling, inviting. [srt-t-f^?.] Calling, A messenger, courier Bk -S 2 ' 43 - invoking^ ; I. f The third letter of 'the Devana- gart alphabet. %' I 3 ?-? =>r ] N. of Karnadeva.-twrZ. An interjection of (I) anger; (2) (3) compassion ; (4) re(5) wonder ; (6) sorrow ; (7) distress. $ I. 2 P. ( In Dhatup, written as calling proach go ; ; to or towards, *rf$W ^i% ^"V come R- 8. to or near 56 ; ; f^Ht- gi^g^ififejT Bk. 3. 40. -2 To arrive at, reach, obtain, attain to, go to or be reduced to a particular itate, fall Mk. 1. 14 goes t qradft ruined ; so 731, 5tf?r, f$r% into; to ruin, is &o. -3 To return. -4 To go away, retire elapse, pasi. -5 To Syfsrt ; spring from, come or arisa from. -6 To undertka anything (with aco.) ; ^nrimni Vj. -7 To ask, beg. -8 To be ;to appear. -9 To be employed in, gj on with, be in a particular conlition or relation, or instr. Sat. Br, ; ; w ; with a part, 9 ipjft ir% % II^TWT^SI K^ty. -10 To igift ed. -3 Obtained.^ -4 Remembered^. -5 Attended by w Wi^ 3^: WHTHmyl of f?(T: K. P. 10. -rf 1 Coarse, going. -2 A way. -3 Knowledge. ytff: f. Going, moving. To bi gone to vards or ap. fTT f?T: Rrs^w 3^^^Going way.-2 A litter, palanquin. o. 5-?? proachid 1 ; ; tnrive, prosper. -11 1 U. =rar^q." -III. 4 A. 1 To come, appear. -2 To run, wander. -3 To go quickly or repeatedly. -4 To ask, request. Gaul. To cause to go or come. with nf4 J. [ cf. L. eo ; Gr. eimi end a. f r%T ] Going ( at. the fcj Qoin S> travelling, hirsh. -3 ; as aftf^ rilP-P-H*vl wwtfhm mfrirr l ). 9one to; TiX71.-2Btnrn. Si. 6. -5 Croel, Low, vile. -4 Despised, contemned. -5 Poor, -f: A eannch. A -?r 1 -2 An [ of a few comp. a traveller. disloyal or unchaste abhisirika q. v. (rs^q a. 23 ; Future, Si. 1. 26. to ooaa woman. ; Ki. 1. 244 oa A A : : movo. d" "") Good y&: 5^St *IS*f* If5 [ <]6iJ ] Uo. 3. and 551501 ). irih/- -?r kind of a the eye of sugar-cane. sugar-cine. -2 7I5T: T *, a kind of grain. sn N. of a tree( srcfss ) molasses. *rfi*rr a kind of grass ( *I5T ). _ meal of sugar and moHRnft a woman who eatsa H1^T a lasses. JfffSS'ft'i -WTStfr WtFf, sugar cane. N. of a river. J* the root of cane. gngar-one ; a kind of sugar mellituB diabetet or diabetes &$. ( of. ugS? o. diabetic, *rfH ) a so.?ar-mill. TjfPrt [ jfiftf Rt ] Saccharum Offieinarnm I- the jaice of (jfTig )- -W unrefined (nga'-oane. -2. molasses sugar. -3 a kind of vr5T grass, arrI: ; raw or unrefined sugar, molasses -^ofr a sugar-cans wood. -f^fr, -Wjfr Tlf< n , the oom-iion yellow cane. -H5T' tne Bea ^ s y ru P one * the gevn a$&\ -f *rf&*T Ugi?* raft'^N. of atree (M*'. mwwrir). seas. 1. the qri$T srsV ! -2. a nrf?^!, grass. a kind of sugar-cane ) ( j|-qr. ftlT: ! garden of sugar-cane* sngar, moltsies. -2. any sweetmeat. a field -STT*rJ,-5m%sJ the sugar-cane. or unrefined sugar. fit wm 8agr-cane ! A ; to or towards. jjtf balow. haste molasjes, raw Palpitation, shaking. -2 thought, inward thought or searet aim, intention, purpose ; > K. 7 Pt. 1. 43 ; r 69. 9. * *n cf R;T: Ayodhya ; ( WTJ JJ3ir5t U. 1. 41. -2 ant of ikiliviku ff srj*79r II ^ Si. Pt. 1. ; of of 51} ] 1 in Veda ). An epithet of Agni. maw^J ; as praise or worship personified -7 L |bl of sacred speech. goddess and offering of milk. lion A cow. -9N.ofa gestures, nnderstandicg signs. %rq jtot. p. I Moveable from its -2 ( In the Pratiaakhyaa ) A place. term for those words or parts of a compound which in certain grammatical operations may be separated from th preceding parti ; a word which in tbe Paiij Paths is divided by tbe Avagraha, A W ?: *T -sr [ <^nt the interpretation of by external oinoase. goddess, daugh- Manu. (-She is the wif< Budha and mother of Pnrftravas the she is also called !*rwlY a N. of -10 and of reor). fa daughter A tubular Dargft. -II Heaven. -12 the vessel (srriTJrO (being in th side of ). body right ter of ; f^r^o. food. Possessed of Baorifioil 1 -2 Refreshing. A JT3T >~^' sfs<" ^' ^ B medicinal iree, Terminnlia Catappa (M'r. wasp. : , The earth. ; 1 O1 1 II IT U. A : I U. 1. ^ The wild goat, nut of tbe tree. -i( 9ft, A pond ^g'gr; N. of a 53T5J5 near water A ( sbipjud. tree, amal1 (5^3 -fm ( ings jr. fire-pans the citron. trce g r win g ). To be wor A teacher. -2 An of irw. 1 ag coverround small plates used 1 for the hands in taking mnd. ; ?n See under ^HT pot. p. A ) from the qR^srn'a Sat. Br. H Karka ). 1HT proa. ^ kind of bitter gourd. ( one of - gods. -3 The Pushya Nakshatra. -4 The Supreme being. -5 An epithet of snrfllVibnu. sqr 1 A sncriace P different fire - ; ( o. other, tbe other epitaet of 5J^i^, th) teicher of the 70 A Tbe earth srfwft W5m3TOTa -2 Speech. -3 An offering, li between spun and 3r5lTr ) ( coming -4 Kefrehing draught. -5 (Hence) of Food. -6 ( Fig. ) Stream or flow sentiments internal ) in ; lrnT fazr Ved. the , first ( : 26.-Oomp. i the Solar kin<s and was a sou Uann Vaivavatt ; (of. Bh&g. A 8. a. skilled in who rnled he was the 20 1. aiTgfntftP&'ta ; Ma. jTij: ( of Pushan. 44. -4 Particularly, the gesture or motion of the various limbs of the body indicating one's intentions ; gesture suited to betray internal celebrated the solar kings ancestor o iu ^' ' r5-*t, An R. -3 A hint, sign, gesture feelings mat The object of devotion( -pi. ) -Coup. -a^WT deity of libation. N. of Vishnu 01 ( 9 )**,>. ; ( srtST ) : I Ku.5. JL ^ fTfiV )*^'i^iNT^Tt Sugar-sane. -2 N. of a kind ?$^f a offering or to the gods. oblation, libation offered -2 Prayer, flow of speech. -3 The season. e irth. '-4 Food. -5 The rainy -6 The third of the five pray&gat or subjects. ?ufit ) -7 People 1 ] 1 ] : of grass -Comp. HjA go, go, -3 To make bull or [ ?rr <sfJm =rot ] at liberty. teer allowed to go Internal . 5-3'! ). errr. : ' see fj. tagaroane. I Ved. ( To Sits ] 1 rcr, -2 To witten ?< a-?/. ( also 51*3?. [ P. [ or grass. -2 A 5^: Ved. 1 Cane cane or grass. of made a web mat, Movoable; c^nu ^fffwj| ft"* 1 Moving, shaking, causing to move. -2 Knowledge. 3 The operation of separating one member of a compound from another as by an Avagraha. p. Moved, shaken. for planting place abounding 1 ; ^IR of grass. Offioinale. -sjvr? a kind 1- the counting. Spontaneum. -ar 3* 1 Mb. -2 Wonderful, o.prodoced from sugar-cane. -3%:, the "tern or cane of Saccharum N. of a river. Caus. IT: 1 A bint or sign. -2 surprising. An indication of a sentiment by gesture. -3 Knowledge. ITT A kind of of sugar-cane. a gatherer of sugar cane. 5>t -Wi Saccbarum : -2 ( In gram. ) To separate cf. members of a compound . another 1571 1 Sogar-cane. -2 N. of tree jfffrsi- -3 Wish, degire.-Ooxtrp. -sste:, -t N.oftwodifferentspecies ( spTST Mb. 2 To go, To move, agitate, shake. for- procuress. -7 Ae>>w.-0oinp. a constant sacrifloer. : A shrimp ( sraull* ) bawd or 23} f^ay- Tj^Jlf JJ'Eg Hirfifr mats. ?3T*T<*: tune, prosperity [ of. Peru. 6. 19, 14. BR. reed. tprout or stem kind of reed or grassier l. of two ), the the two 5 i ^ 20 v. 1. -2 The rest Other than, )- -3 8. from (with - abl.) ; ; Jf^, move ; s^ 1 P. ( <mft, swfft nanally with sr, q. y. (jrft-rti S^I^T, jfTif) fpT , be 1 ) To go, To move, ^ist ^^TrssifT B 3. 48, 1. 63, 15. donaBg. 11. 53, 9 25. -2 A gift, tion. -3 An image. -4 Worship, reverence. -5 Meeting, union. -6 A 2 Ddb. ^r> Bk* ; 8. 106- -4 Opposite of, an ad], or used either by itself as at the end of comp. 245 ^ Bam. f^sr^rpiwr ; srr Mb, ; left or right &c. UTJT ; 555- ; ^3T*TsnrrTt M. 5. 3 opposite other than easy, difficult so of, to express word aged as is it it is ^i%- Bam. -5 Low, mean, vulgar, ordinary g-ert % Bhartii. 17 nriat other, this-that. -Comp. -far pron. a. respective, reciprocal, one with ed another (chiefly in oblique cases or in comp. ) frgwfpm>3T MB. 9. 102 ; "sfrriinn 3. 35 R. 7. 54. mutual dependence, in*3rr*firi mutual ter-connection. "iinTs 1connection or union Si. 10. 24. -2. a variety of the Dvand va compound ( opp. fftnjuij^ ) where each member of the compound in viewed separately ag ; ; ; % ; what the form of the when is, ^s^urt^r 1. other men. ; sra ; which (2) or a substantive, be put in the nominative caao when its meaning is to be indicat9rfcW?W*fritcr* ) ( ; j ( ; inifjnnorw . ) : 5TK^: On another day, the other day. 13; [ m.-m%3; ssnfs' TV. ] Hence, from here or hence. -2 From this person, from me 57^ & Ku. 2. qnrt uiHsn'fw r/^igfir 55. -3 In this direction, towards me, here ^ar ft ^ ; ; ; e irtT^t?T T *trST ^T: this way, this way, my lord ( in dramas). -4 Hence, for this reason, on this ground g-ffaj g rat >rftrJT8Jr?r S. B. -5 From this world. -6 From this time. 5-3-: -f ; hand ; S. f flnn?^^>T^fJraV 2 s^sprr- one place-in K. 27 r ; ( 6 ) another place, in here-there ; ; ' ' ; ; : Ku. 1. 13. ff% ind. I This particle is most generally used to report the very words spoken or supposed to bo spoken by some one, as represented by the quotation marks in English. The speech reported may be ( 1 ) a single word used merely 3% a. proper or necessary to be done according to certain rules. ( -sq-,- ) ' ' . to Thus, ' ' 320; B. mark 1. (c) 37. the conclusion ironrsw: thus Act. (d) It is opp. 3Tr ) ; ?Rr or here ends the first often used to include under one head a number of separate objects grouped together ( e ) ; jRtairrTW^f HT if ir?irr ^rttfr *rg*ripr5T T. S. ^fit ^sTrf9r So, thus, in this ^tr manner fcj; Ki. 80.(/) 11. Of this nature or description ; >ir<- 3V ? ftffcsTTr B. 13. 1. (h )'" As for, in the capacity of, as re*?: showing gards, tion W fq^Rr ; S. capacity or rela- 3?:, 3RV 3 fTei often used with the name of an author to ( ) It is form an Avyayibhiva comp. (rrfdrf? (j rr|f ; W$ ftwrrft- 7. 148, Ki. 7. SfrvsTT, -5?^nfr 17 ; any proper or necessary duty; obligation g-fforfrwholly at a loss what to do, embairaeied, perplexed, -unj- a. of. such extent or quality. 1. f^f occurrence, event. -2 a tale, story. a. Ved. Such a one, auch. tne 8an * manner. "farsjg--. ind. ; Purpose or motive, as exin order that pressed by that 6 ( ) thus s*rev- ; according to 1'uniui. with ( usually Illustration ; ; the beginning, so forth, et cajtera &c. ). information, report. S5i a. |. not fit to be believ- ; K. 151. -2 ( '* frT^ ar(% having suoh a thing or things at r, in a contrary ind. of- sn m* i : q. v. manner, manner. -2 Perversely. -3 On the other hand. and ( sentence ; ; t^f$Tt?Trfa j*im U. 1; srrorf&?Shr T *nf wf M. 1. 2 oft with f ind. 1 In another sum ed, untrustworthy. -2. wicked, lost. a meaningless or nonxrr ) ( sensical talk. giTofrv ^rawr, U. 40 5trrm, f ) snJ: arfr? %irn5T&r% Rf? fSr *rs Besides this general sense, g-fa- has the following senses : ( a ) Cause, as expressed by ' because ', 'since', on the ground that , in English ; ai^rt ( pi. a. ( ) -2. euphemistically said of certain beings considered aa epirita of darkness of which Knbera is one. rf*r- Hem.). -Comp. substance, meaning in short ten used by commentators ). ind. for this purpose, hence. Uhandr. ; P. 2. ( fc ) A quotation or an opinion accepted fft qrfStf^:, f f^Tlfq-5TF%t, fffHT:, fw3: &c. (l)lt IB of tensed by oommentutors afser quotof ' according a rnle in the een?e ' a rule such to 511% ing fgffj^(P.III. 3. 172 ) tfft smrtf 1%?; Malli. Other senses mentioned are: ( ) Manifestation. ( n ) Order. ( o) Arrangement. (p ) Identity, (q) Proxi; m Visibility. ( * ) Exmity. ( r ) cess or superiority. ( ( ) Requiring. * i Wt Thus indeed, quite in conformity to tradition. pn-f-amr iffffm:. [ ** ( 3rd. Perf. of ar? to be ) ; so pers. sing. it has been ] I History^ legendary or traditional ) ; wf*nOTT - -2 Heroic history ( such as the Mababhirata ). -3 Historical evidence, tradition ( which is recognizII. ed ag a proof by the Pauraoikas ). -Comp. -fifqiN legendary composition or narrative ; S, 3. history and legendary stories, -^rf : historical story, legend M41. 3. 3. N. of a perfume. gwr ; ind. Thus, in so, this manner ; fw *eh f5fjrfq- ^ffn^^q^qKu. 4. 45 f rsj-fifT under these ciri cumstances, such being the ?^sfrRT ftTHWinr: mvftir S. 4 case, ; B. 9. 81. -Oomp. 5j[t ind. in this manner. iT a. I so circumstanced, being in this et .te, being thus srrMe. 94 Ku. 6. RTTI^ P. I. 4. 90 26 ; S. 3. 5 ; 85rreM8?rr M. 5, K. 146, -2- true or faithful (as a story). HT*: being thus endowed, having these qualities. i>y a. 1. of such kind. -2endowed with such ; ; ; qualities. . - of the third Yoga. 1 In this manner, Ved. thus -2 A particle of affirmation used to lay stress on a following word, indeed. -3 Truly, really. \ft a. performing such or true works. S'f^ffar '"'* jTST ind. 1 Thus, in this way. A particle of affirmation, even, jast, only ; especially in strengthening a statement wigr ; 246 - -2 It is sTT, ?^g See under often 8 P. Ved. 1 To go. -2 To advance or msh up in, press upon To drive -J To invigorate. -4 force, compel. -5 To drive away, by R? in classical Sanskrit prevade, tc ; ). o. [ aw n. ; 5* /., ?? This here, referring to some- Zipron n. ) 1 thing near the speaker f ( f^s^g tffa- S. 5 "? a^.-ffff if^t* the truth of the saying. -2 Present, seen; the nominative forms are used with verbs in the sense of 'here' ; sprni?JT here am I so %% ftr: 3T?mir5m'W here I oome, -J It often refers to something immediately following, while here 5 is ; ; wdat precedes refers to wf3f*3f& -4 ; 3Jd Ms. I 3. 147 ^ftaQ<j^;. occurs connected with q3[, or a personal proi noun, eithe/to point out anything more distinctly and emphatically, or sometimes pleonastically S. 1. 25 ; iT^T^f^nf fcy, this here so fnrT:, 3?in?f *& S. 4. 0, here am I. ind. Ved. 1 It fl^i. * gq 6, Here, to this place. -2 Now. -J There. -4 With these words, herewith. Oomp. JJSJTT a. doing anything for the first time, -qqtrt "'' manner. this in remove. -6 To take possession fill. 5-3 a. 1 Yoga. a. Ved. rich in Able, present ; ^rr [ ) Made or consisting of 3^n 5^3 a. 5^1 ind. sent ) Wishing Now, moment ; 5^rf%?ST:, fTR gT: this. at this ( pre- with ar?^ only yesterday. oft ; -Oomp. *9t:. 89 f f^cwr: or ^5W^t one of the five years in which gifts of clothes and food are said to be productive of great rewards. -? WU1 or fTjc^rfiT a. belonging to euch a year. S^pft Now, just ind. at this [ ^-^ifl moment, now, even now ipiir s. 4 ; ; jsi, ^ in this ^r ] I cage, ; ; TCitfCT a. momentary, of ( ft the /. ) Present, present mo- 1. a Tf*r digit of It consists in diminishing the quanti- ty offood by a certain portion daily, for a fortnight or a month ; cf. ; An epithet of A day of full Thn wife of V. 2. 183. f tT(T [ t^-l+TT ] N- of Lakiiimf, 3rrt5*r of Vishpu. -Oomp. wif ' nbode of ludira,' the blue lotus. of Vishnu. ( -i ) rff^T: an epithet the blue lotus. : A Agni. moon. -2 and sister of fm. mouse. arsr rat, ?^5 Malli. ] 1 The lord of gods. -2 The gou of rain, rain cloud. -3 A lord or ruler ( as of men &c.); ; cr best (of any class of objects), always as the last member cfcornp.; a king so Wr^s lord of men, i. e first 4 TV. The ] blue lotus S. Til. 17. ; ; ITS?: the lord or chief of elephants ; so *ftitif?:, suffa- -4 A prince, king. -5 The pupil of the right eye. -6 N. of the plant fisr. -7 Night. -8 One of the divisions of TKcr>i$- -9 N. of the 26th Ytga. -10 Toe human or animal soul. -1 1 a lion giT^-. : A blue Un. 1. lotus. 121 1 ] The moon ; a 12 (ij is said to mean in the Veda or a drop of Soma juice, bright drop 6 ). g*mr 9^*: Bv. 1. 16. spark ; -2 The snT^K^ Nakshatra. -3 ( In Math. ) The number 'one'. -4 Camphor .-(pi.) 1 The periodical changes of the moon. -1 The time of moon9>nc? the night. -Damp. light, white lotus. digit of Sfjr 1. the moon. ( These are 16, each of which is mytbologically said devoured by 16 deities to be in succession ). -2- N. of several vrigv ffpAoft u. ; ment. bee ^ >ST risa' moon. atWi, -($ lilvar. f^sn N. of a metre ; see Appendix. kind of yoga *rti Mon*IT: atf a religious observance day. depending on the age of the moon. n>. A Iar 8 e : qf3?*3- ??nfnJ|r: no* a-day f^rsftd* just now; f^isftwi^ now also, in this case also 33 fTjisu thereupon, then, from that time. -2 As a measure of time, it is equal to onefifteenth part of an _%( ' god, 1. the j astronomical term ^fSiirr An taken from the Arabic ( =gifr ). P. [fcfo Sfsr 1 i^] To be powerful ( occurring in the etymology of j<j q. v. ). ness. this. the moon-crested the moon. -2- N. of several plants, see ?5?c5T. fftaf: the world of the this (sft/. a. a pearl. Ved. To 37rg?frt ( Desid. of *% ) try to reach, strive to get. f^, -TWT:, ' epithet* CTH a royal court or assembly. 37. called of jSiva. wfor: mi on-stone. -2. a pearl. the orb or disc of the moon. powerful, strong, 1- of water-lily mf&: ). ; and that. Of this time, momentary. R^Y W! ] Identity, same- a. 3-5J3T tind 01 a H -2* the *IT * $lf|reff. Nakshatra of, mighty. -2 Bold, determined. -J Glorious. !T: 1 A lord, master. -2 The Ban ; Si. 2 65. -3 A king T T HjfarwfrsmTiarR B. 9. 5. -4 The lunar mansion Hasta. -Oomp. 5fts: snn-stone ( $if*t3' ) ; Bb. 2. qg shape. of anything ( jrjSTW N. plant ( qri^ifr or siticfr). the sign called Cancer. -7 To dispose. -8 To be lord or master the present jjjf >5 a digit, crescent. ; ; ; other jewels at the churning of the ocean ). -2- the eage aifSf. ^3: i'j. words expressing excess or exclusion &c. -3 fta^f^, ens f ^ At thn beginning of sentences it often adds rmphasis to pronouns, pr> positions &c. ( Its place is taken added r 1. N. of digit of a plant (%cr moon. the ). -2- a the g>in: moon-stone, (-iff) 1. night. -2N. of a plant ( ^p^Tr ). tym I. waning or disappearance of the moon. -2. 3f:, ( 3TT ) the new moon day. 3*: the planet Mercury. N. of the river Bevi or Narmad. ( the 3rrr: I. the ocean moon being produced amongst ; vegetable poison. -12 The Yoga the 26th Naksbatra. -1J wife of Indra, Greatness. jfr The Indrani. [ Indra, the god of the of firmament, is the Jupiter Plnvius the Indian Aryans. In the Vedas he U placed in the first rank among the gods yet he is not regarded a* an uncreated being, being distinctly spoken of in various passages of the A star in ; Vedas as being born, and as having a father and a mother. He is sometimes represented as having been produced the gods as a destroyer of e'lomies, as the son of Efeasbfaka, snd in Bv. 10. 90. 13 he ic said to hove sprung fram the month of Pwisha- He is of a ruddy or golden colour, and can assume any form at will. He ridea in a bright golden by chariot drawn by two tawny horses. His moat fan>ous weapon is the thunderbolt which he uses with deadly effect in his warfare with the demons of darkness, drought and inclement weather, variously called Abi, Vritra, Sambars, Namuchi &c. 247 Be storms and breaks through their and sends down fertilizing: showers of rain to the great delight of his worshippers. He is thns the lord of the atmosphere. the dispenser of rain, and governor of the weather. He is represented as being assisted by the Marntg o* storm gods in his warfare. Besides the thunderbolt he ned arrows, a large hook, and a net. The Soma juice is his moat favourite food and under its exhilarating infinenoe be performs great aehievementg (of Rv. 10. 113). and pleases castles, his devout worshipped, whoaresid to invite the god to drink the jnioe. He is their friend and even their brother a father, and the most fatherly of fathers ; the helper of the poor, and the deliverer and comforter of his servants. He is a wall of defence: b'a friend is neverslain or defeated. He richly rewards his aHorers, particularly those who bring him libations of Soma, and he is sapplicated for all sorts of temporal ; presented as being in constant dread of sages practising potent penance*, and at sending down nymph* to beguile their minds (gee Apsarat ). In the Paranas he ia said to have destroyed the offspring of Ditiinher womb, and to have cut off the wings of mountains when they grew troublesome. Other stories are also told in which Indra was onoe worsted by Raj >, grandson of Pururavas, owing to the curse of Durvaaaa, and other accounts show that he and Krisbni were at war with each, other' for the Porijata tree wbich the Utter are numerous, mostly descriptive of bis achievements, e.g. o. ( see Ak. Heaven of Indra is I. 1 the Vedas Indra's wife is Indrant, who is invoked among the goddesses Such is the Vedic conception of Indra. Bat in later mythology he falls in the second rank He is said to be one of the sons of Ka&yhpa and Dakshavani or Aditi.He is inferiorto the triad Brahma, Viihnn and Mabeia (though in some places Vishnu is re garden, Nandana; his elephant, airivata his horse, Uchchaie-avas ; bis bo ic, the rain bow and his sword, Paranja]. -Oonrp. -snjh the fire produced from the contact of clods; "tjJT; frost, snow ; ^ar t be 16th lunaran mansion. sr-Ksr: sig-sr:, epithet of Vishnu and of Narayana. R. be is the chief of all the other gods, and is commonly styled Snresa, Devendra &c. As in the Vedas BO in later mythology, he is the regent of the atmosphere.and of the east quarter, and his world is as his younger brother, of. 14. 59, 15. 40), but called Svarga. He sends the lightning nses the thunderbolt and sends down rain. He is frequently at war with Asura?, whom he constantly dreads, and by whom he is sometimes defeat- ed. The India of mythology is famous for his incontinence and adul- tery,one prominent instance of which is bis seduction of Ai.alya, wife of Gautama (see Ahulya), and for which he is oftensnokenof us Ahalya-jara. The curse of the sage impressed upon him a 1000 marks resembling the female organ,and he was therefore called Sayoni; but these mart s were afterwards changed into eyes.and he is hence called Nrtra-yoni and Sahi- srakaba.In Rainayana Indra in re presented as having been defeated and carried off to Lanka by Havana's aon called Meghanada, who for in exploit received tho title of 'IndrajU'. It was only at the intercession of Brahmaand the gods that Indra was released, and this humiliation wag regarded as a punishment for his seduction, of Abalya, He is alaoro: I 44-47 Svarga ; ). T;ie it) capital, Amaravati ; his ; an Asura or demon. sift: *rrr: a desert. 3*51*: 1- snhemp (dried and chewed). -2. the shrub which bears the seed used in jeweller's weight (ipTrtsr). angij Inthe ruinbovr ; dra's weapon, r37;nnjiTa?m"hort* B- 7. 4. 12. 79 ;K. 127. ( -*: ) J. N. of a horse in Kidambari Kapin( a* horse ). -2- a about the with black horse marked leech, -sintf eyes. ( -w ) a kind of 1. the throne of Indra -2 a throne jala '. . changed into in general. -3- a foot of syllables, -fsiri five short N. of fmiJT the f-g-Ji N. of a mountain. a. 'ploughed by Indra,' growing exuberantly or in a wild state (-e:) a kind of corn prodnoed by rainIndra's banner. -<j?r5Ti water. 53: a coush, sofa. -2- a _q-., -(jqj. 1 a projection of the platform. -3. foot of a house. -4- a pin or bracket r ro:n the wall ( =Tpr^ ). projecting -- -an- i. e. f- ; -- ^ ar: . . ; Sr^nr -2. the wRnm how of Me. 64; InJra, Si. 7 ?r^ n. wr^W 4. [ $-jf I* flfw^^r ?yi5rff ] a neckluce contesting of 1009 strings. _^, H* Indri's birth, -srq^r^r a. treat- ing of Indra's birth ( as a work ). 5TT a. Ved. born or arising from Indra. (STTcJ [ tlftfr iw*n 3frs ?r- -4. epithets j&ft, ?r?>Tf?srra'*'l ] a kind of insect of red or white colour K. 100. the white sandal wood n | a rain-how fw drani, the daughter of the demon Pnlomnn, and his son ig named Jayanta. HU ; SW, W He is also eaidta he father of Arjuna. the jj^f mountain, the teacher of Indra wanted to remove from Svarga, and whicn he succeeded in doing in spite of Indra's resistance. His wife is In- blessings, as'cows, horses, chariots, health. intelligence, prosperous days, long life, and victory in war. In garded -f*T(t! ] 1. the net of Indra. -2. a weapon used by Arjuna; a stratagem or trick in war. -3. deception, cheating. conjuring, tricks S&riti. ; jugglery, ^ magical sffaryr^r^H^igfrgsri 2. 2 K. 105. sin%r a fpr; 3HB-3^] deceptive, unreal, delusive. (-3T:) a juggler, conjurer. rsrij m. 'conquer or of Indra,' N. of a son of Rivana who was killed by Lakshmana. [ Indrajit is another name of Meghanada, a son of Ravana. When Rava>.a warred against Indra in his own heaven, his son Meghanada was with him, and fought most valiantly. During the combat, Meghanada, by virtue of the magical power of becoming invisible which he had obtained from Siva, bound Indra, and bore him off in triumph to Lanka. Brahma and tbe other gods harried thither to obtain his release, and gave to Meghanada the title of ' Indrajit, conqueror of Indra'; bnt tbe victor refused to release his prisoner unless he were promised immortality. Bruhma refused to grant this extravagant demand, bnt he strenuously persisted, and achieved his object. In the Kamayata he is represented to have been decapiLaksbmsna while he was tated by engaged in a sacrifice ]. "jrg or r^sr- f>q m. N. of Lakgbmaia. r$gr a. the thundering of clouda. -g^j -ijsj^ a flook of cotton. ^JT-T: the son of B4nignra. ^W: the trae Pinua Deva- Ved led by Indra. -jTpr*: daru.-jr^-HTJT: 1. the plant Torminalia Arjuna ^3^=0- -2- the plant yjsr. -q- one of the 9 Dvipas or di-fffrq-'i visions of the continent (of India). C75T: a flag raised on the 12th day of the bright half of Bbadra. -^^' Indra'g lunar mansion ffgjt. -%?r I. the eye of Indra. -2- tbe number one - thousand. sfra: [ i? 5? ^?3 ^int ] a sapphire ; R. 13. 54 16. 69 Me. gfifr sfteiff: an emerald. 46, 77. Indra's wife, 51^, -<mr, -!JB ; ; 248 N. preceded by Indra, baying of Indra at the head. gtififr: N. ff^lffl. ( -JTT ) the agterisin Pnshja. UW N. of a city on the YamuiA, the residence of the Papdavas (identified with the modern Delhi ) f^a. ltd cr 2 jrpairiTW^iKTft trr rig ^?Tt Si. the India's 63. weapon, -sffor thunderbolt. S*T3f dned ginajer n*n a sacrifice in honour of Indra In1. a festival in honour of Hft a "ainf^?: or delightdog. -jrrqTa- animating ing Indr. nf?H a. Ved. whoso dia. -2 the raioy season ; % friend or ally is Indra. *rf:, seed of the Ku^aja tree. gHi) ~HJ of tb*, -gHti 1- excegiive baldness wfffj Inhead. -2- loss of beard. a shrub the leaves of tt -gtr which are used in discntient appli cations ( ftgsT ) %^r Indra's micsile or hoet. &sn^V: the leader of Indra's armies, epithet of K&rtikeya m., -5f -- fg^ Indra, N. of a particular hymn addressed to Indra in certain ceremonies. -2. a sacrifice in honour of invocation of Indra. g-q-; ?FT: a kind of medicament. ludra. iw *nr: * s^ v* TV. ] An r?T* [ assembly room, a ball. f^tra a. Ved. Meat In Ira-likf, mighty, strong. f^ar, -w Power and dignity of Indra, kingship, might. 5-^5^ a. Ved. Accompanied by Indra, possesied of power. " dia's woild, Svargaor Paradise.-jyr. 1 lord of the Indra's world, i . 5s5r t Indra. -2. a gnst ( if who, *fttf: [pfW wreipr: <*ft desir(of the leg ). -^ura-tr a. Ved. Indra and ed by Itdra. *iq; (do ) Vijo. *tvfi t -ivi -1515 Devadar a tree. %?$ icess. a the Indra. |$r: spgr a kind of ab- kind of precious conduct ; ail Indra's rnle of stone. one of the duties of a king ( who is said to follow $fsm when he distribntes benefits as Indra pours down rain ) ; irrifa>ta?it . /. Indrlni, the wife of Indra, or his energy personified. -51^1 1 -an enemy or destroyer of Indra" ( when the accent is on the last syllable ), an epithet of si^i? B 7. 35. -2. [ &: ; $9: JJ^JT] one whose enemy is Indrn, an epithet of a* (when the accent i on the first syllable ). ( This refers to a legend in the Sat. Br., where it in said tdat Vritra'a father intended his son to become the destroyer of Indra, and asked him to say IsRijIvrR &c., but who, through mistake, accented the word on the first syllable, end was killed by Indra ; cf . JTM ftT H^r War^r fJromg1 JwJun tf *r?3ft U3T?R ftlTW 1Hinmwii n. 5lt7>T: a kind of 52-. I ^^Tj: $jqr connection or slliatce with Indra. -*?nfT; 1 N. of Miitali -2. an epithet of Viyu, driving in the game carriage with in>ect . Indra.jjjtf., -^gi-1- N. of (a) J.iyatita (6) Arjnna ; (c) Vali, the king of monkeys. -2. N. of the 3,1-1 tree. ; [ ??w to Indra. fts^). 1 The -4 Large cardamoms. -5 N. of a tree ( RTsriiffqK ) also aji^fir a. given to enjoying the objects of sense. - soul. taken collectively 5ra*rfsir%'nrrft 215, 100, 175, isnfcr* irg^if^'J^fi Si. 10. 3. -sr a. in one's presence, visible. 5rr;T the plant ; = . gSIB^ 5fti3'9T] 1 Power, which balongs to : force, the quality Indra. -2 An organ 2. confoioajness, tbe faculty of perceprestraint of senses. ffrsrg-: Sf^s / perception by the senses, tion- exorcise of any organ of sense, -^fa. exciting power; stimulating or sharpening the senses. ( -sr ) any excitement of senses, a stimulus. u^ of sense, sense or faculty of sense. ( Indriyas are often compared to restive horses, which, if not properly checked, will lead one astray; cf. in iT f^srfff unconsciousness, stupor. o. 1 One who has curbed ^f^Twq; -2 One having the organs of sense. or i^, j>*N-%, h*lA. [ ?' 7 To kindle, light, set on fire. 15 ) his senses. ^ To be pasi. (fHKf) flame. f^ P- lighted, blaze, if Kindled, ] I 53 aFrw" Batn. 1. 4; Mu. 1. 2; {rir S. 7. 16 whose glow or red colour has just broken out -2 P- f Mv. lighted; 1. ; Shining, glowing, bla/Jng, bright Ki. 2. 59 Si. 1.63; Bk. 1. 5 clear. ( iSff^TV. ) ebarp. -3 Clean, tfr % also ?^; according to ( (6) vS?9(1% .-TT^T^ some ); ffTJlf ^T? Ms. 2 90 In the Vedlnta JH:, g^, arj^r^ and f%g are said to be the fonr internal organs, the?5ifi total fore, number of organs being, there14, each presided over by its own ruler or f%ir<j. In Nyftya each organ as connected with its own peculiar element tbe eye, ear, tongue, nose, and skin being connected respectively with Light or fire, Ether, Water, Earth and Air. -3 Bodily or ; viiile power, power of the sense. -4 Semen.-5 Symbolical expression for the number '5.'-Oonrp. aTift^j* a. 3ws l.nnobjeotof imperceptible. senie lh*s9 objects are; -97 371;';^- -4 Wonderful. -5 Obeyed, un resisted ( as order ) "smr*: Ki. 1. 22. heat. -2 Bafulgence, -^g- | Sunshine, ; splendour. -3 Wonder. -Oonrp. -rfr16. 35 ; Si. RSJ a. haying the anger excited. ftrfff: fire s^sRr^T t'C-i? ] Fuel, used for the sacred Hra;sj|irft*tfRVftl Bv. 10. 90.6; fwr: [ especially that w Wood, fnel.-Oomp. B. 14. 70. Bh. 3. 58, B 14. 25. 3. 34; -2- anything exciting these censes. arfTT: nocaU&chment to eeneual objects, stoicism 3ir?R^ m. |. an epithet of Vishnu. -2. an organ of sense, a hatchet, 33***: f3rf: fire- an axe. Kindling, lighting. ti-3^ ] Kindling, lightw: f i^-qg ) 1 Fuel. -2 The ingSapereme beioe. f-tnr a. [ ti-f*^-^?. 1 Kindling, - [ ; ; V& ; and /. perversion of the organs, wrong perception. ?%:/ function of the organs. g*g- sensual pleasures ; B. 19. 47. CT%3i Fit for, belonging to or agreeable to Indra. -if [ f^-^ jsir by P V. 2. 93 jf^jj prfMr". ; ; fa??wnft * *vr: insensibility. arras q?=ft wife of Indra. -2 N. of Dargl, considered as one of the eight mothers or divine energies. -3 A kind of coitim. N. of a plant (iiRsna) or of t The pland hospi- en tably received, confers paradise bis host ). -ssrr, -^ff N. of two metres, iee Appendix, -^ Sik. Longing to go . the principle called oAanfearn (in SAn. pbil.). -arnriT? 1. the abode of, the senses, i. e. the body. -2. the lighting. 5f I Kindling -2 Koel wood, &c. K.1CI. ; lighting. 5ff*n^fat Pofsessed of fnel. Ved. Possessed of fuel. 6. P. 1 To go. -2 Topervade, surround. -3 To seize, take pos ,e. 249 sion of. -4 To invigorate, see f^ also. Stars 3 =)* I: head the in gladden ; of Orion. 1 [ ?-^-T>5r On. 3. 151 ] elephant. -2 Fearless power or Vi An servants, dependants ( Ved. ). -tfY A female elephant. [ of. L. ebur ]. -Oomp sfft. a lion. srnjf:, -&JTT the plant fTT^r*. srr^T: N. of Ganeaa cf >[3iH^. a^orr, -sfforr a . ; kind of aromatic plant ( nTftT5ft ). ifvr N. of a plant ( the fruit of which is poisonous ). pnTTra^rr 1 shrewdness, sagacity, sharpness. -2- hemp ( iridth; the jfjrr ). driver or keeper of an elephant. q^?r [ W*? <* T5Tuff^ znj 1 Wealthy, opulent, rich ; Dk. 41. -2 Belonging to one's servants ( Ved. ). *!n I A [?"T king. An enemy -2 An elephant-driver. -3 or foe (84y.). wrr 1 A female elephant. -2 N. of the Olibannm tree, Boswellia Serrata. -Oomp. -ra^^^a. wealthy, rich. o. Wealthy, rich. Ved. Ag here, as now. , ,"<* Ved. Longing for, seeking to gain. a. So mach, so large, of tbiBeHent fTmrrg! Dk. 93 ^ft WrfSr im W^rir B. 13. 67 so : ind. ing, the fire attending the fall of a thunderbolt ; f^rf^* fc^rararsS? K. 70. -2 The Sub nance fire. f^Tlft Ved. 1 To behave, insolently, be angry. -2 ( With To be ill-affected towards. Wish ; many years mn ; jif snfirtttfnrfft Si. 2. 30 this fa; f^rg?wT 3Try^ D.I. J^ra"r g^Mr, 5^R^ I (o) So mnch, fixed measure or quantity; f^r^r^irf^r- 6 | 129*, milk). -8 Refreshment, comfort, ( Ved. in the last three senses ) -Oomp. %% 1. N- of Varnna, of Vishnu and of Ganeta. -1. a ifh?s, -?? the &c., see |*T. -Oomp. ?r?r 1 . the fourth earth, the globe. place in the circle of the zodiac. -2. the surface of the earth. vnt ^Vr a. Ved. refreshment or the milk ocean. one of mountain Si. 20. 54. f[ff the nine Varshag or divisions of the known world TSFilwrft: srpTt a draught ; king, sovereign. whose milk enjoyment. -=gf a, A is -t- ) ( ( especially a. < ; [f^] ; ; ; earth-born, terrestrial. -1. 3T: -t ) hail ; so f \. aquatic. ( N. of KAma or Cupid. pimples on the bead. o- f [ Granting drink or 1 The %r%*ir refreshment, satiating. -2 Endowed m. with provisions, comfortable. ( ^nO 1 Ocean. -2 A cloud. -3 A king. -4 N. of a son of Arjuna. 1 N. of a river in the Panjab MV). -2 N. of a plant. -3 N. of Durgft, Badra's wife. fffar N. of a plant or tree. ^^ a grove of such trees. I A [ Un. ^-5^-i%^^r salt ground, saline soil 2. ; 51 ] qR3r Ms. 3. 142 ; 7. 1. 151. -2 He ace, a bare or barren soil, desert, dreary region. -3 Non-support. -4 A rivulet, well ( Ved. ). -5 A hollow, hole. 'fpsrjjctqr si WHT trs fr*iw Belonging or relating to ?3- ^\ A ] quered by Indra. ?sfrr:, monly B0rt of fisb ' coia* or sable. hi lea stars in the ^ A ?fe5f head of Orion ind. { Like, as or compftTison ) ( (showing jmt ; , . As if, an ere it den"tin ( S q^T-T^tf Rn%^ 1 - 3W5TT 6 ;f$tr*Y* TA So small, very small. bad limit. Ved. Going. Ved. Low spirits, dejec- Ved. -I Instigating. -2 A pioud or Powerful, violent. -3 overbearing fellow. q. v. a; : es on the head. tion. q. v. ( ? ssrft-it ) grow. -2 To be jealous -3To 1 To order, prepare ; arrange, dispose of. -4 To be master of. -5 To lead. fTs a. Ved. Engaged in prepara- tions for the sacrificial rite. 5^- 1 A desert. -2 Salt or barren ground ; of. jfar. 5TJTS a. [of. P. III. 2. 37] Delighting in drinking, an epithet of Agni. A flash of lightn^-. I 32 ; ^A 1.34. -3 iJ^WhirWwlllk 9!BT perhaps little, somewhat, to -TinfG. M. -4 (Added ; inter- 'PUv', rogative words) indeed should like to know', ' j ' U. r* 6. 30, Ved. Instigating ( sK* ). %$ -2 Destroying the enemies. -3 A lord, master. -4 Active, powerful, an epithet of Pushan and of the a. 1 Asvics. Y?-^ vorous ( " (iff* ). ( g animal caves. W hata, OBg time hasela.ped. -5 f^is frequenteipec.ally lv used with adveihs, restriction involve as Mich with the sense W8 y of etnpbasi- in even or jat so, ]nst. eiactly, quite, b"t for indeed, very I roo-nent ; so j*ft*. # Af^rV by Bidereri "4 j ^n%u^ a blt 1 I' Ao grmmia compounds with the w h ch it stands ; Destructive, carni^: m. /. A cu- cumber. -Oomp. kind of melon. what- of wh.t wit, ]ike:^^r^-.Mai.2 ; Ved. ) . ; o. a cudgel, shaped like a sword, a short sword ( s^ncJ ) a demon con. ^rf^ir: N. of stick & fftot earth. ) f !)<*> Gr. ], of fluid a. ( elao To -4 To o- Motionless. 28 ;i q>m Mfr 2. -3 The goddess of speech, Sarasvatl. -4 Water. -5 Food. -6 Spirittnoni liquor. 7 Any drinkable Limited number, limitation fiU|MIU) ^rgurimyTW K. or ?5jiri^ ( 1 ) Ved. Load, noisy. of *h wife or Viravas and mother of Eubera ( hence the name ^sffo for Kubera ). OT I Sleepy. fcJ aThe earth. -2 A cow. -3 Speech g-pf^T o. a desert. 77 U. To go, to move. -2 sleep. -3 To throw, send, cast. To keep still, not to move. -5 become quiet. [ cf Germ. Eile, ?r%3^ . Tbearth.-2Speech. 182. 6. P. or 10 for food. n- 5^ ; ) malevolence. -2 III will, f^fifr 1 dat. 5^ 6 f |%(T ) ? (! ' ' COB ; forming word after B ) . 6 P. )gfrBsr living in oft with pot. or or iuiperat. trend; 250 Kk. f -2 T& choose I Sending, deip&tching* -2 Wish, desire, impulse. g^tnjf^ Den. P. To excito, drive, nrge on. . ; jj J&* WT rfw -3 To 384. 8. . "ndeavonr to obtain, strive or seek for qjnmat, *.qrn Ac. -4 To be willing, he abont to do anything, mean or intend ( with inf. ). -5 To ask or expect anything face.) from any one (loo. or abl.); vy wrnri %%$ -6 To acknowledge, regard. -7 To request, ask. -8 To be favourable. -9 To try to make f avonrable.-l To assent or consent -pate. | To be wished or liked. -2 To r>ftr> Sat. Br. . be asked or requested.-3To be pres- down cribed or laid Ms. 322 8. g^-iO^^|H'm ; nur^ ; r mj ) *J%n?r, to canse to move To 1 f|~iiifr) I To canse to move oast.-2To fly off, 1 U. move. ^-Tfii (vrRf.fr, To ) go, ff^HT a. Wishing, desiring &o. sjrt 1 -2 N. The sum sought. (In Arith.) of a tree. . p. Wishing, desirous, i irfT against his will. J^BT rr* sr ] inclination of Wish, desire, mi ml, will g^jrrr 1 ; according to one's desire, at will. -2 Willingness. -3 ( In Math. ) A question or problem. -4 (In gram. ) The form of the Deiiderative. -Corp. ^pr fulfilment of a wi*b. P'fT%t /. suppression of desire, indifference to worldly desires. q>f5 the solution of a question or problem. rri desired sports, favourite pastimes ; He. 89. wg a. ' possessing wealth according to wish ', epithet of Knbera. WH/. fulfilment of one's wishes. S^qy a. Wishing, desirous penal; ly in comp. f^fj^r a. 5^ a. I Wishing &o. 8pedy -2 Wiohing, ; going quickly. Ved. 1 A -2 refreshment, food. -3 Strength power, sap, frhnros. -4 Comfort ircredse. -5 drmieht, Lil alien. ; Affluence. -f> Refreshing waters of the ky. -7 Wish. f*t 1 strength. On poFsPmied of gap or -aTboroonthsTrrw v*i>r. ; : a. [ rr-i% ] Si. 6. 49. Den. A. To move, excite ; Ved. o. [ r*-rat-f3^ 1 ] ?w &-. / ( Sffcqvr ) oft nsed ; Ltlavatt. in husband, beloved 4. 2. penon f --- j; BC*4'4IT1 >*I "*** S. -J 167. 2. 57 A 1. friend Pt. ; -2 ; N. of a tree ( 1 A lover, A sacrifice. -CT N. of a tree (srift). Wish, desire. -Z A holy ceremony or ffTK- -3 A sacrifice see -H- 1 ; ind. j^rjyf. Voluntarily. -Oomp. *aww " desired object. rc?! one's zealously engaged in gaining desired object. 3nTr%!^ occurrence of what is desired ; a statement by a debater which is favourable to his opponent also Jag. ^wq n. ; sumed number. 3nT*i! the root a of fragrant grata ( ';^TTO9j* ) ob-srmf 5 a. granting the desired of plenjects, an epithet of the cow ni vrt ) any fragrant. ( fragrant substance. (-j) sand.-grsr! a beloved person ( whether man ty. woman a. ) ; U. 3. ifTt, ^T3T a favon-ite god, one's tutelary deity. Timt " going according to one's deden're. g-jT a. 1. performing vows. -7. obeying cue's wish. -3. ( food &o. ) for the fulfilment of a vow. -4. that by which sired good works tcccefd. W of pious i <(v, ] Performance or charitable deeds ; performing sacrifices, and digging wells anp V CnrfM] Wish, 1 ; Patanjali's additions to Virtikas K&tyayana's fdl HT-5 Im- jpsift >rrq sf>Tt?i. &o. cf. jcrfl^qri ) r ; "refTte^T pulse, hurry. -6 Invitation, order. -7 A ( JTH-frB^ ) sacrifice. -8 An oblation consisting of butter, food &o. -Comp. -3rq;f a oacrifioe lasting for a long time, -tr^: 1. a miser. -2. a demon; an Asura; so g^--Tgt an animal to be killed at a sacrifice. A ya-:/. 5Wi wish, desire. a. [ fsr^ijTit n *mor i&i ] Wish- Cupid, god of love. -2 The spring. -3 Course, going. j-ftn^t a Speedy, impetuous, an epithet of the winds. ing. 1 - The spring. of grass 1 Reed, rush, stalk e Ram. arr B. g?i*iii3iT3rrt 12. 23. -2 An arrow. -3 A sort of |ff ] ; ; sugar-cane; Saccharnm Spontaneum. A small stick of wood or iron ns'ed to see whether gold in a -4 crucible is melted or not. -5 A brush. -6 The eye-ball of an ele- the phant. -Oomp. ijsjupper part of a reed. alsoUn. fji [??;-7icf. An -3 ( of a rrow. -2 In Math. ) point or 13 ] 1 1. The number A five. versed sine. -4 N. Soma ceremony. -Oomp. g^nmv ^trinTS' rule cf ( In Arith. ) an assupposition, operation with ; A for, Respected. -5' Approved, regarded as good. -6 Desirable ; see fjiicf-7 Valid. -8 Sacrificed, worshipped with sacrifices. -9 Supposed 1 3. request, desire. -2 Seeking, striving to get. -3 Any desired object. desired rule or desideratum -4 ( a term nsed with reference to P- p- longed desired, Wishejl, wished for; -2 Beloved, agreeable, liked, favoure 3m?3r: Mn. 2. 8 fond of ite, dear; sons. -3 Worshipped, reverenced. -4 or desirous. -/. of aim. Juicy, succulent, refreshing, fresh. -2 Powerful, strong, quick, active. -3 Moving. -u Fire.-T.ind.Qnick!y. -5 [ f ) Wishing, desiring. %i*1tp-p- (fr. yi 4 ol.) I Moved, driven, sent, despatched. -2 Excited, animated. -3 Quick, speedy. ; quickescape. -3 To strike, smite. -4 To impel, urge, incite, animate, promote. -IV ly, let fly, yfr fTOT move. -2 To let flv, cast, throw. -J To raise ( as one's voice ). -4 To sprinkle. -Ill 9 P. -4 To animate, strengthen. $ITTO a. I ( The object -2 Skilled in archery. charity Mv. ifi^ft^ ffriSrwj^ =c frtrtrr active. of acts Ttr?'T5WTT?r. STIM *r F. 3. 18. -4 To be approved, accepted, or regarded as ; *wr ?Jrre ^WHT Trik. -II 4 P. fanmr, f*f*i Impulse, desire. Den. P. I To be juicy. -2 To swell, increase. -5 To be fresh or other doing -snf, the point of an arrow. the bow Traffr ; "tfwSTRT ^nri Dk. 3HW <* throwing arrows. (-K:) a bow. -2. an archer, a warrior ?83f R. 11. 37 9. |. ; ; Bg. 1. 4, 17. arrow-makerarcher. -V^ -f^ 5fTT:, tn. an in arrow-shot, arrow. inh": nr.:, q\Jt,-ftrVT: the range of an R. 2. 42. disohargirg an arrow HI? a. having the length of an arrow ( abont 5 short spans or three feet). (-<) 1. the length of an arrow. -2- an altar. ( j j ). ^-^T a. carrying arrows in the band. jfgrirsfsT 'The three-fold arrow', ; N. of a constellation. %vH An Arrow-like. a. ^ Ved. arrow. ffftr: quiver. [ IT?! Wflssf srr-ft j A 251 Den. P. 1 To contain arrows. -2 To implore, request, ask. -3 To desire oblations. -2 To request. A f3) 8 D. I To arrange, -2 To prepare. )| a. Arranging &o. f t^cT a- Arranged &c. 3rf whose Soina vessel is prepared a. or A mother. ; ( m. ) N. of Kimadeva, Cupid. ind. An inN. of Lakshmt. terjection of (1) dejection (2) pain; (3) sorrow ; (4) anger ; (5) compassion ; (6) perception or conscious; f I. 4 A. (jift) A. i^Wi, ( To go. -II. 2 P. 1 feft, Xgnj, To see, be- fa*. 1 Ci%(T ) observe, look regard, consider, hold, view, perceive, -2 To or gaze at. look upon ; H^awTTwrpT 29. into Bcoount, care for *JYil3^iTWT Bg. ...fw -3 To Uke 6. W quire ; reflect ustr^T Ch. Up. ; 5 To -6 To look Ft. 1. 151. re- to or $rornr fsn* Cl: 8k. ( sjungri WITH an^ TJrigrrirtf ) ; Bk. 8. 76 ) see there. 5fT5Jt this life. a. whose intentions or fg^rP. V. 3. ( oft with smft, K. 35. -3 In this book or system. ; in Now, at this time. [ of. Zend ) -4 -Comp. . 27 2. ;. 3rg=f nd. in ^c^gtTrwvfiarsf H. 4. M fW*T! [ holder. iof* [ ; ^-"S? A ] spectator, be- |iJ-?gO Seeing, be- holding &o. -2 A look, sight, aspect, view. -3 A n ye 5 ; this world. frwfir: [ tr-3Ti3 Looking, sight L^-arsr^] ing, considering. fl%^T WT*T An 1 <* [ If -w^ ] Being here, of this place or world. N. of a country ( V* ). eye. -2 A [ 5f5?.] Praising. [ ^-ar &$_ mendation. com- Praise, ] >. To be praised or praisworthy, laudable ; TtasirB^- >rarffj Renr R. 5. 34 Bg. 11.44. glorified, ; glance, Pt. 5. ; $f$iKp'p. Seen, beheld, regarded-,&o. er 1 A look, sight. -2 An eye; srivrg^ nfa Ff |*4J<7 Ved. Deserving to be curious. ; 1 P. ( f*af^, fisfajfr, To go, move, vacillate. Cam. I To move backwards and forwards, swing, oscillate. -2 To f3^-it^ 1 A. To go. 1 -2 To censure, blame. 2 ^r ) 1 ; ffer a. fected. A. To 5tfe> Produced, ef- t-i%^] Plague, distress, a calamity of the season. The tit* are usually said to be six:-! excessive rain ; 2 drought ; 3 locusts ; 4 rats ; 5 parrots ; and 6 foreign invasions ; ft: /. 1 3?(ff?T^T|f%: 5I55TT S.T jwmwrsff TrsrtT: I^TT f?R: line (some read for the second q^(* ^ total numbar seven) 7. 42 ing fgfaJp, $(3B| ff%(j; ( ||, praise trf^r [ Haying ; *%crr lOTl ^rrr= ; making ths M. 5. 20 MT. ; R- 1. 63. -2 disease. -3 Travel- f^nfWT faOa An infectious ling (in a foreign country), sojourn- sacrifices. forming |uy[ o. [ f^-srpjrw T31.] a lord or master. ) shake, cause to tremble. 18. 17 at ; -2 View- Sight. 1 ,,.. ifel now, Refreshment, libation. ; seen fTfjq ind. here, such a time as this. tu a. standing here. Hftrnr o. one whose residence is on the earth. so ; 3Tig-m> s^iff cf ; 5iT5f Bk. 9. 57, -2 To implore, reqnezt, ask for ( with two ace. ) TIWTT TratCaui. 1 To uwHg- Uv. 3. 48. 3. ask. -2 To praise. 18. 15. 1 centred in this world or place. IT* or -35T a. belonging to this world. or life ; *% in c?t3fi this world this Regarding, looking after, caring for A fortune5STto)'95't [ fgw-3^ ] teller Ms. 9. 258. look -f%w wrj;, thoughts are ; ; to suipect 102 v. 1. . this case ?fag, fl^tT to investigate, the good or bad luck of any one ( with dat. of thn per- on ; [.R- 5 ^JJT: Here ] ?^)~1^_ ; K. 104, H ^THff%^srr -4 To think, brick &c. f Br. Snt. pregnant. I a pile icf erring to time, place or direction ); in this place or case. -2 In this world ( opp. (7) calling. ; To go.-2 To shine. -3 To pervade. -4 To desire, wish. -5 To throw. -6 To eat. -7 To beg ( A. ). -8 To become 82. 11 Sk. ] wgf 21* Un. 3. 148 ] Mk. 3. -2 A brick used 1 A brick in preparing the sacrificial altar &c. W-3*\ [ 11151: \nd. An interjection of anger, pain, or sorrow. ?f td. ready. >: /. 5*rrw: foundation of a road made of bricks. A in ness edly. *flrj a. 1 whose mother is here and there, that is. everywhere. -2. of whoie mothers one is here and on* laying the a house. q-sij fatfVfl. spiritual teacher. got i also of bricks. 5"7: /. world and the next world, here and there. 3TTT!T a. come here.-ff inrf. here and there, now and then, repeat- ; Imploring, request. o. 1 Going. -2 Requesting. sT1*rfir Den. P. I To long for food. order. ^ a brick house, --j -Oomp. collecting fire by means of a brick. Dk. 84 ; f%?T o. made of bricks ( srsrre ). -4 An affray. of this aspect, Such, of this kind, endowed with such qualities. -55 n. Such a condition ; such occasion Quality (opp ; vr R. 13. 5, me to be 10. mrf8rknow 252 To bind P. I .! of. ; Going A Desire to obtain. -2 wish, desire. fftfTiT o. Deiired, Jo afifrfcffiT ; S. 3. 14. wished for, dear W5fg?5jrT5TrTt B. 14. 4 ; Desire, wish. a. Stririog to obtain, if jcg or during wishing to g*t ( w th aoc. or inf., but usually in oomp. ) ft 5wu?cr* R Agitattd. -2 or constantly everything (Sly.) instigating ind. Here, in or to this place. the at The arm ft A fore-quarter of an animal. wound, sore ( m. also ). -- ; Ved. Full-haunched, or thin-hauncbed. : TO./. A cucumber. f-jfor a. ; p sacrifice. A f^C tnd. [: {- ; particles like gvt, aw &o. ; *T [ I fl' f^T f5, |-<"f, a. Envious, jeal- ous. fs impatient,. I* ); also IP. (*..p.|fer) 1 To go, move, shake ( trans, also ). -2 To rise, arise or spring from. -3 To go or a short aword. -2 A stick shaped like a sword ( *?wra*t ). retire. -4 To ( $wfr, f$T ) cast ; Si. 8. hnrl I agitate, elevate, 10 U. or -Caui. To 39 ; agitate, throw, discharge, dart, 15. 52; B. 15. a- 1%: (?TT/.) a. Jg-g; A weapon, 1 Going; -2 So large, 1 *m nrtnfr N. 9' ft, fi*2A.( m, lilrj, IRW (rfMrfr* ^f 21 ; fSpfh, f"ll*flRt nrr Siv. 5. 23. -5 To cause to go, set in motion, move, shake ; friWleiMB^ijjKiiSh S. 1 ; sTq^Tnmfi-. Si. 8. 20. -6 TO ^rffcrt Ki. 2. 50 14. ; draw towards, attract Si. 10. 32 -7 To employ, use. -8 To bring to life, revive. -9 To elevate. -10 To ; \n, rule, command raise oneself (A.). STOTO. [^-55?;] Agitating, drivor; The wind, or | Agitating, moving, driving. -2 Going. .3 ing. = ?*or q. v. 1 Sent, despatched. -1 uttered &c. ; declared "3^ 5^n. A preme [ (r-f3rft ] 1 Moving, aei- -2 GoTng. To be excited. 11 ^^ . [ fst 1 ^] ( ; Bam ! nf H. husband Su- for} ; A i% weft JT ^ imfT- l>W)fh^finr II. r- ; ; venth year vahana era. flTTand trees sisr and f ;' ^^ ) O f the Sili-ft N. of: Durgl ; or of any other of the ( *r, of Lakshmi ; Saktis |!rff ; N. w^% of r;,t wrr>f'l several fgfitifigair, ^rf^ffsr. tfrn a. subject to a plants *ntwr%fl, g^- -Oomp. ^. lord or king, dependent on a lord or god. fa. ^r: denial of the existence of Supremacy, power, dominion, -2 N. of Onrgi. -3 A woman having supremacy a rich I greatness. ; qtfon the north-east N. of Benarei. " To -6 N. of Siva V. 1. 1. -7 The god of love, Cupid. -8 The Supreme soul the soul. -9 The elet'Sff: ; gfr, -inrtr cf. ; Supreme God q-*r?*rwtf ?f rra ^ with great difficulty controlled (were misters of) their minds so ^ri?5T, g>sr &o. -2 A husband. -3 A Budra. -4 The number 11 (derived from the eleven Bndras). -5 N. of Siva ( as regent of the north-eaat quarter ). quarter. ir^nrffr -5 The Ki. 9. 39. ; -Oomp. 1. 15 " carry coals to Newcastle. -4 1 A lord, 51: supreme. with gen. or in coiup. master lady. W ; -4 Power- ). Tj3?m-t^S t B. 12. -3 A rich ; 4. 153, 9. 278. ir*rsifrgr> 1 with gen. f^ ; ful, -?rr Degert| ba des.rt, b4.ren soil Ms. ); f-?r ; dering about as a religions n.endicant -oonrp. <, Vt ,? the ances of a religion* mendicant to obU.n knowledge. - 2 bo four DOitiow of the body, i. e . Unding upright, ..t'tiag, . ; spirit. o. ; or great man g^sr 9fT? 'T'ttfbwJrt Pt. 1. 71;B.3. 46 Bh. 3. 59 ; Owning, possessing, sharing, master or lord of see below. -2 One who is completely master of anything. -3 Caf-$T ft , prince, ruler to. lord, master. lord, ; -4 To the TO. 1 A ari'Srn^. Commanding, A god. -2 A ] ; vft pan- a. -or A master, [f^Rrft ; ; own, possess. -5 To belong The m. Si. 18. 3. ; ; ; ; allow. owner, a fT ; act like a master, An Supremacy. a. (rj-fV/.) [&HT( P. III. 2. 175 ] 1 Powerful, able, capable of ( with inf.) Ku. 4. 11 B. 15. 7. -2 Bich, Pt. 2. wealthy 67. -T, 1 A lord, msster ; ; o- reigning &c. husband, -3 ift. be mag( with sometimes with aco. ; ; pable of purpose or intention. Si 30 competent person. nr-iT5 ] proprietor. [ attributes of Siva. See ; TTvip.p. Sai.l, 3. like a - lrf?raf Power, superiority. -ft Superiority, greatness, one of the eight Siddhii or gen.); To 5^ making one a master or aMe. fT^ fcrN*. To ) 1 govern, of, Bh. ; f'l'itar, so flrr^wr^rsRT rsrrrnh Svet. Up in the Veda with ( also used gen. of an infinitive or loo. of an abstract noun ). -2 To be able, have power expressed by 'can' rrg^*ft& ffNr^Jrfra B. 18. 13, 14. 38 ^fn^rsT?! TTr^a T gin Ki. 6. 24 U. 7. 4 Si. 1. 38 Mil. 10. 13. -3 Si. A t^Prwa^hTwrffmft Ku. 7. 56 K. 10. -3 The 4rdr4 Nakhshatra. -4 Ona of the Budraa. -5 The number 'eleven'. -6 The sun as a form of Siva. -7 A Sadhya.-8 N. of Vishnu. _H: The jfr N. of Dnrgi. jft, stately or magnificent. say, repeat ; Mil. 1. 25 69 ; KJ. 1. 26 ; S. 9. 8 ; ; 1 Siva, master, lord of the Universe a cudgel ter ; -T: -2-jacting Envious, tfft*^*? r^wBk. 20. -2 To excite, prompt, urge Bk. 12. 6. -J To cause to rise, produce. -4 To utter, pronounce, proclaim ; lord. ruling. -3 Wealthy.rioh. rnler, master, lord. -2 N.of t%f f^r(ft)^, tt(f) &.2 or 2 Beigning, malice. Pervading; raise one's voice. , Owning, possessing, master o. 1. - of pervading si A. (f away, sN^r [f?T-s?] Commanding, reign ing &o. silk-cotton tree envy WT] an Kubera. j Light, (jfirf^). splendour. -Oomp. /. -3Tr%'^;f: one of the five forms of Siva. 8. 36. -2Now.-3 This, here (vi). jealous of, be impatient of the success of (with dat. of person ) ftv 7^f^T 8k. ; Si. of a sentence, after !f^, relative pronouns, prepositions and beginning - To envy, be ) the missile epithet of , _ fty a. trusting in god, atheism. god. jsre, a. piom, devout. jarr worghip of god. jwrft divine favour. *n^s royal or imperial tt. -f%iff?i/. the several form* of 253 the Supremo god for a fall enumeration, see Bg. 10. 19-42. *nn* n a temple. CTHT a royal court or ; ft^r worship of god. *3TiJT.-W Superiority, supremacy. 1 U. (frft-Z, frj; *f?ij, ffig, ifia) 1 assembly. away, escape. -2 To creep along. -3 To glean, collect a few To fly grains. -4 To look, gne. -6 To attack, hurt, kill. [f\* 5^8 A -2 of. ?T. ' ] -5 To give. The month Amna; servant of Siva. fw> f^ror a. speed. Haste, f^MK*. air Hastening. [ fx-3Tfir J to ^lightly, extent, a little 1^ ^f^rarfsr S. 1. 3 5^5 fc*f Pt. 1- Ul. a. tepid, slightly GComp. grror warm. -3j^ a. not qnite complete, a some ; fr^ ; little less than ; ^fT'T- ^r^u^ 3TT, easy to be doing accomplished Mv. 4. ( -i ) very little. 3ffj |jor a. of little merit. water. shallow water, a little a. 1. -2. little. ; -^sfsf a glance, sight, view, glimpse. sounding ( a slightly sfTf o. term applied to nnaspirated soft consonants ). MTJIT a. exchanged a. a little while for a little. 1 3 I 1 A. 1. (areif, 3&, a^r, To sound, make atra, a noise. ^tl% ) 1 j: -g which a drunk. Ved. To ask, demand. N. of Siva, the second of see ST. the three syllables in sfti^ -2 N. of Brahmi. -3 The orb of the moon. -ind. 1 As a particle used ei3- arSrsr: 8k. -2 An interpletively ; little 1. sion ; ance used In 26 ( d ) ; ( i ) anger command (/) ; compas- (e) acceptor ( g ) tic restriction implying copula and emphasis ( and, bat, on the in other hand, now, I ask &o. ) ; used chiefly with and <*^ ( frS ) i ( Wft). f ( =ft ) see these words. 7 - T or Tcf on the classical literature m one hand-on the other hand, partlypartly. ) a An fTT^frr 1 elephant's eye-ball. -2 A painter's brush. -3 A weapon, arrow, dart. -4 A kind of missile. [ 1 Fire. ffR: fx-i*^ A sr painter's brash. ingot-mould. -3 = ^fte r q. v. fIT:, -B^: See ^nnr:, ??: A. (ffjt, *t?S, fgjl tftij. 1 fdff ) 1 : -2 An 5ft^$, To wish, desire, long The vowel 3-. -2 The god Siva. j^M^: A horse of a red and yellow ( or red and black ) colour, a bay or chestnut hirse. ^gr: A 3TTF, 3f*f TfST [ bug. See under t^-^ ] 1 A hymn praise. -3N. ^. saying, sen( sfcr ). verse, -2 of the Sirnaveda ( Trik. ) ; a variety of Sanaa -4 ( In ritual ) ( flm^= *TXfi?ff )A kicd of recitation or certain recit- Eulogy, ed verses ( opp. t^. chanted, and The ? .. qgw mattered versos ). -5 sacrifice. 5Fr N. of a metre, nee Appendix. -Comp. fice ( having worses a* its a sacri- vehicle or sacrifice ( uiwm ). ). -2-2. vessels or tn3- l.a Sftcrificer. the recitalibations offered during " ia 8 who tion of >n 3W- leaves f^ mind, think of (wi thacc 16 Ma. 4, 15, 3. 126 ; r>itt!r if 12, 7. 22 srrtnrj ^<mm Bk. 1. It. -2 To endeavour to obtain. 3 To aim at or attempt, endeavour, drive jrrq'f WSf*!*"- T^^g fnff^?r?ff Bh. 2.6; Y. 2. 116. -4 To take cara of.-Caiw. for ; have or inf. ) in ; ^....arof^rr^ &% - ; ; To impel, nrge. Attempt; Iff: [ ||;3r ] also. . as in 35^:. Wish, desire I -2 An undertaking, ; act. 3T- -3 Effort, exertion, activity ; f-fnrifr^sf H%C* Ma. 9. 205. -Oonrp. -wflhc a. aiming at any object, seeking Ms. 2. 37. ^r: [ f?RVI^ wealth ; a wolf. -2- an artificial deer. -3. a division of the drama consisting ? of four acts ; for definition S. D. 518. -fsr- a wolf. &<;. see p. p. [ f^-ip ] 1 Wished, ftrfrftwt Btn. 1. 1. -2 Attempted, sought, striven for ; desired ; Ve.l. 24. A wish, desire. af 1 -2 Kffiort, exertion. -3 An under- taking, deed, act Jiffi^ taTaT^ff rf <JTS Ki. I. 20. 8. 46, 11. 43, 18, 31 ; Si. 9. 62. ; lf?stf, ; interrogation ; expletive. merely as an enclithe Veda used as an ; -sf ( a large tusk or elephant with tooth. -2. the handle of a plough ; Si. 18. 33. -J. the tusk of an elephant. tence, (c) ; pale or a. that of ^ ; Ku. a t"T [ i\-^ ] 1 The pole or shafts of a cariage or u plough. -2 A the part of a charriot. -Comp. handle of a plough ; Si. 18. 43. -^r a. with projecting teeth, (-if:) 1. an ; jection oft (a) calling ITT^I Rft^fT is ) irrf small draught. a mean or : ) I. pale-red colour. -2. grr, -1andistingmshable colour, <7*r a. to be got for little ftftT a. a?rfr a. slightly reslightly open. sounding. ^j5 a. slightly touched ( applied to the sami-vowels ). TtT: slight laughter, a smile. 3s) -2 To roar, bellov, (as a bull Ac.). -II. 5 P. ( or pale, whitien. ( light-brown colour. -i* offers or divides (Jkthas. a. to be magnified or celebrated in praise, an epithet of Indra. -^rc^C."- oflEericg verses ; or one to whom verses are offered. ^inr^ a praising, uttering the Ukthas. (~m.) a kind of - Ved. priest. 5T^, -9ir^, -5TW uttering a verse, praiaing. -gssr a- Iwhose strength is prai3. -2. loudly resonant with veriea. (-wr ) fr a. fond of or reciting veraes. TTW^ a. [ 33*I-5ft ] verses, praising. I Uttering -2 Accompanied praiae or Ukthaa. others. m. t>y Indra and f^cq a. [ ^jR^frT T^ ] I Accompanied by praiae. -2!Deserving praise or verses. wi: 1 A libation at the morning and midday sacrifices. -2 N. of a sacrifice forming part of the 3 254 ,, $ Ved., U. 6 a^, sprinkle, wet, upon 3^) 3f3tg, moisten, To pour down 3&j^ ; Bk. 17 sftfanrirv-r^n Si. 5. 30 ; R. -1. 5, 9, 3. 5; 1. 54. -2 l 20;Ku. -3 To To emit, ee^d forth. scatter, throw oat ( at sparks -4 ). To clean, purify. -5 To grow up, come strong ( Ved. ) be- 3TST a. [ J^-art ] 1 Sprinkling. -2 Sprinked. -3 Large. TSrof Sprinkling. -2 sprinkling K. 5. 27. Den. P. To desire one who 3-*3^ ] [ 1 as Consecrating by ; tends down riohea. 3"^(trg a. Desirous of ends down riches. who one An ox to in ?! &c. Kn. 7. 70 (changed some oomp. icfr'n, f^tr: or bull ; ; t -2 An epithet of Soma ). and ) ff A -2 ; the Marnts the sun and Agni. -3 One of the eight chief medicaments ( ^Pl^raPf ) -Oomp. suf a. one whose food is oxen ( Ved. ). ar a small bull or ox Si. 12. 10 of. *wa*. 7$r a. dependent on a bull ^t T f?^g^iT5l <& WKJ ) ( IK male calf ( ), ; : ; ; 3W55 a- Swift, terrible, high t A large; excellent. monkey. ; & zftiap'p. [ SSF-TJ? ] 1 Sprinkled, moistened. -2 Cleansed, perfumed. -J Adult, of full growth. -4 Old. Por A dH^it, a?lfacf, 3I%iT) To go, move. TW: A boiler, pot, vessel. OT 1 boiling vessel, a boiler or cooking pot ( snob as a sauce-pan ). -2 A ttre-place at a sacrifice. -3 A part of the body. 37j>7 a. [ 3^ntf ed or boiled in a pot ^TfTS^f ^ ftaqrq ing in a boiler ( Vcj ] 1 fl'tfjr ( Ved. A as fish Bk. 4. 9. Dressc. ) mighty or terrible lord, N. of Siva. %3 ^isf^a. fierce in ). 1. the Champaka tree. -2. N. of other trees also ; ?%$&, 3rire?S$. -3. garlic, Orris 1. (-tjr) plants ; ij^pft, q^, arsm^r. ( -tf ) Agafoetida. Tff^q a- strong-smelling. ^jf. a strong desire. ^rR- -^sr N. of Durgi. base-born. N. of a goddeea. cHCT or terrible energy. ^g- a. having terrific teeth. 37 a. ruling with a rod of iron, stern, cruel, relentless; Pt. 3. ^sfjf, pons T^TSWfftcT ( 3-3- a. [ 28 ] vage I ). 3^-^ THtm^i: Un. 2. Fierce, crnel, ferocious, sa. as a look &c. ) "^^fsr: havtierce or crnel look. -2 For- ( ing a. midable, ; terrific, frightful, fearful ; TWSfrtnagir B. 2. 60 Bg. 11. 30 Ms. 6. 75, 12. 75 e ^r:, ^rnra: &o. - J Powerful, migbty, strong, violent, intense ; STMTJT %^r S. 3 intensely hot 3-irsihRt Me. 113 v. 1. -4 faharp, pungent, hot. -5- High, noble. -6 Angry, passionate, wrathful. -7 Ready to do any work, industrious. It 1 N. of Siva or Bndra. -2 N. ; ; ; -wi ; a. frightful in appearance, fierce-looking, grim, terrible. Jl?3 / the daughter of a a. having a powerful man. powerful bow. (-in. ) N. of Siva and Indra. sura^f large nosed. -33- a. born in a mighty family. ( -^: ) N. of Karttikeya. %fij a. rn horribly stinking; Mai. 5. 16. m. a form of Rndra. -q?? a. Laving w^ OTtfT ' of crest Siva strict ', a. ges. ?itaj deeply afflicted. N. of the Gausorely-grieving, a. *rq<JT?5?=r and see- ^T: 1. N. of a sou of Dhritarashtra. -2. N. of a king of Mathnri and father of Kamsa. He was deposed by big son but Krishna after having slain Kamsa restored him to the throne. ( -str ) N. of the wife of AkrUra. 3T: N. of Kumaa, the uncle and enemy of Krishna. ; 3!r3f a. Brave, powerful &c. 3"irari-r Violence, fearfnlness, passion, anger, pungency, acrimony. Fierce-looking, frightfu|"J hideous. -2 Malignant, wicked. A P. bag. ( 3^i?f, 3?t^, able, suit, fit. 3T%H p p. suitable 1 Fit, proper, right, 3T%aWfcrraT: U. 3 usually with inf.; ^H?^ * ^ *fiagir3 $1f%5 S. 4. -2 Usual, customary ;TF%$ ; ; ; comp.; ;?hrKHT!3r$Tf% 1. 50, 2. 25; 3. 54, 60; 11. 9; 'q^srtr%fT: Ki.l. 34. -4 Praiseworthy. -5 Delightful, agreeable, pleasurable. -6 Known, understood.-? Entrusted, deposited. 8 Measured, accurate, adjusted(ft?0 -9 Acceptable ( srtu ) Praise, verse T^ST a- ( sfpf [ 3^1-Tii ] ) Deserving praise. 73? a. 1 High ( in all senses ) , %fannft^* Ku. 7. 68 elevat tall ; ; ed, superior, exalted ( family &c.). -2 Loud, high-sounding ; a-^qr: qf^i>rorr: Si. 4. 18. -3 Intense, violent, strong. -4 ( In astr. ) Ascendant see 3^rir below. -^^-. The apex of the orbit of a planet. -Comp. tree in general. ara: (heightened) dancing &c- at a tavern, time personified, chronos. 1. high and low. -2- various multiform. (-=3) I the upper or lower stations of planets. -2- change of iniibio, . accent. HW'fr speaking alond, vociferous. vni^ o. shouting, bawling. cJHTST, -f^fir a woman with a high or projecting forehead. *r*TT occupying a high station K. 3. 13 see ( said of a planet ) ; ; Malll. thereon. ,-^ Height, ind. superiority. High, above, lofty ( fig. also ); f*r#r?*rriiTfirnrg^&Si. 1. 16. 16. 46. 46 Ki. 2. 57. -2 Preeminently Si. 1. 70. -3 Loud3^7|T >nd. High, above, upwards, : 1 ; ; s*ar, f V*. ; ;TB%: ind. [of. On. high, on high, above, aloft 5. 12 ] I Aioft, upwards (opp. ^-^:); ^r Bh. 2. 28 v.l.j T^T^qi-as P I 2. 29. -2 Loudly, with a loud 2. 12. 51 Bg. Knoise; 3-=s$f?*r fijgcr^: ; ; ; -3 Powerfully, intensely, very ronch, greatly f%?rwr^ >Tf5^%^JTt<JTf ^HitlT: Ka- ! 22. attHSTftfr1. 12. ; f H?fuaiig'%: Amara. , 1 ; 1 ) gether. in $rm commands. orders, severe in terrible to hear a. Ved. of Consisting troops with uplifted or ready wea- o. srrfer endowed with powerful ifcr^o. ). kind of grass -2. a root. medicinal plantt. -3. N. of various ofir. To collect, to gather to-2 To take pleasure in, delight in, be fond of. -3 To be accustomed or used to. -4 To be suit- p.p. action, sort of gourd ( cruel. powerful men. ; -2 Be- A jfr (^W^-Rl^T). -2]Wrath, anger. -Oomp. ; 'I woman. cruel kind of being belonging to the class of demons. jf I A certain deadly poison, the root of Aconitum Ferox f^T: the Large. -2 Sprinkling. m. (-8JT) [ 3Qpffri Un. i. 156 1 ] 1 3-$n*a- of a mixed tribe, descendant of a Eshatriya father and Sndra mother (his business being to catch or kill animals dwelling in holes, such as snakes ; of. Ms. 10. 9, 13, 15 ). -3 N. of a tree 3ft*rt3pr?i*T. -4 A group of five asterisms ; their names are: 94. -4(Used an adj. in oomp. or by itself) (o) high, noble 5R>rg%: ; ; a^'ficl, 37% of .3ir moitly uied in ; 16. ( i ) distinguished, pre-omineatt 255 To empty the body by evacuations, void one's excrement ; ^T Ka. 2. 47, famous if-^q^ M. 5. 17. -Oonrp. ; ^r 5& 1. clamour, acutely accented. great uproar .-2. loud proclamation. otT a. boisterous, crying, roaring of (Ti) I. loud noige. -2- a form <* Rudra. having gtrong or MS. ld{f ^Nl^i^lSj'wllii^^^ ^^'^ 4. 49. -5 To emit ( sounds ), utter, pronounce T^ftff *& JTrH'rnj B. powerful enemies Ku. 3. 14. -g^ra. hoving tree like outgtretoned armo; Ye. 36. vry: high praise ; a husband or wife ), ( to transgress against tj;iijS*Jr Sk. (c) To violate or deviate from ; Bk. 8 . . To nhr> Ku. Ku. -I) I. 2. 47. ?TT <> high-sounding. ( -t: ) a loud sound or voice. T%?tnr a. Highest, tallest, loudest. Exceedingly high. 1 Exceedingly high, on high; Ku 7 68. . . With the eyes 3-snm I*IT& V. 1. -2 With the eyes taken out, blind. vjitjm' secret smile, a laughter not expressed in the mind countenance. g^^ IP. To go away, disappear. 129 N. ; 3. 7. Fierce, terrible, formi- ; On tbe P int out. -2 Gone up going, setting out ; winnowed -3 To ' voice arise, appear to be ), forth, rise (as a heard^^gTT R- 9. 73; 15. 46 ; PTiT^r16. 87 ; K. 27 ;U.j2; 1 ( as grain of or ). -et- ; and low, uneven, irregular, undnlatGreat and small, ing Ms. 6. 73. -2 -3 Variheterogeneous. variegated, ; of vaiious kindg, ous, multiform, W*ftW diverse ; 3^rT^T*J nn^i Nir. ; Ms. 1. 38 ; Si. 4. 46 ; W^t Dk. 37 Si. 3. ; K. PS^siT &o. 7. -S Moving, ; M&l. ibid. -4 Flying up or going on away, going up high. ^-drfH Going or moving upwards. j*dl'5a P-p- 1 Moved, waved above. -2 Shaken. -3 Gone. burgting forth 31^ 3 1 Covering. -2 Rubbing g\aim a' t 3cp*f' 5TRH Not ] command, un- to rule or amenable governable, unruly. Svsdlfrf, ^S^ * l Contrary or opposed to tjmsr ( civil or religions law-books ). -2 Deviating from or 1. transgressing the law-books ; T. 140 ; Ms. 4. 87. 1 - To go upwards, to Mbh.; K. 14. -2 To ; 1 Moving away, setting out. watch of the night. ascend (as the sun), issae or go forth, M31.-5. 21. go up; Si. 17. 52 ^u M 4 d^^FSWr^ o. ; derstanding. dable U. 6. -2 Quick, expeditions. -3 Loud. -4 Angry, irascible, violent. -5 Hanging down. g^TJT! [ ?i%s:^4t T* ] The last rise; srisirjfgTTlT { R- 12. 27. rqrg^f^dV'fT -3 To free or extricate oneself from . g^ga a. Moving. fj Mind, un- HI'HJJWl. I Pronouncing,uttering. from ; the body with perfumes. ; ; g^-^lP. ut- times with dat. of place ^fj Dk. -2 To go or remove away or fly away ( from one's place ), fly away 1.. 29 ; 1 Shining, moving Mil. 3 ; ^q 3*ad<{l>r6.p. about ; snrrHt R- 2. 6 ; 11. 51; some- it. 3^3T?T a - [ar^-t^-^] * Destroyed, down ( perhaps for grosf ) ; see . -2 Extinct (as a work). 1 U. To fly upwards or away, move onwards, wave. out only used to facilitate pro- a- Pride, arrogance. -2 Habit, usage. -3 A "kind of garlic. -4 N. of different plants J3Tr,^srar, I . banner. I 1 P. 1 To^ start, set out I a. g^ig-:-?y{ 1 bapner itself. -2 An ornament fastened on the top of a n^: gutturals &c. ) issue. 3^girsr/>. p. I Pronounced, tered. -2 Having excrement. ing a person leave his business by magical spells bj> making him dis- ) The the pictnrei U&l. 6. 5. flag of a ban; ner, or the nunciation. -gr$ a linguist. fWT'' the part of the throat from which certain sonnda ( such as nasals, -3 Eradication, extirpation ( of a plant). -4 A kind of charm or magical incantation. -5 Working this charm, ruining one's enemy, mak- " ; letter . g^TTT pominently appearing Pronunciation, utterSik. 2 ; Tf. -2 Declaraannouncement, enunciation* tion, -flonrp. STV i. |. useful for 2- necessary for pronunciation. pronunciation, snob as a redundant g^r^ur I gusted with With a. -2 Uttered, pronounced 4o. Excrement, fasces. ance Driving away, expulsion, removal from a[place. -2 Separation trz^TS'f out, ment, dung, faeoes ; nisj4i -o^irT TT W H. Pr. 16 ; Ms. 4. 50. -3 Discharge heaven( in general). -4 Passage (of ly bodies ) to another zodiacal sign Cam. I To scare or drive away, expel. -2 To destroy, root out; Bh. 3. 7 or or asterism. ; *rtf in the ; opposite side of a triangle. CT^^I?: 1 A passionate or angry man. -2 A kind of crab. -3 A kind of cricket. )*r: A crab. j^TjIT; 1 Utterance,pronunciation, declaration ; ?of qjTT - -2 Excre- di- rected upwards, looking upwards A flowers 1 a. Higher, taller, loader. ind. I Very loud. -2 ^g-gp^ ?f i S. -4 Ntvara rice ( collected by winnowing ). -S Prosperity, rise T^yrq^ift H. 3. 133. -6 The , -2 Very loudly. a. I risen. ); 8. 15, 51. (trans. >; terance, pronunciation . T^arfhf p.p. 1 GKrae up -Ubsm 3-lrFTnf ind. np to, ascnnd &?i**i TT?^ 4 ; Ku. 3. 61. -3 The knot of a wornan'i ( wearing ) garment ( =ffitfif ); Ki. i long-eared. -2. deaf. ( -m. ) N. of the horse of Indra ( said to be churned oat of the ; & N. ; ocean) j -i H rise ; -2 Gathering, collecting Caut. 1 To 5. 48, Si. 17. 52. ntt r P ro ' cause to issue. -2 T void one' To declare. -3 nonnce, excrement. -4 To emit. a-o-JHiil 1 Qoing up or out. -2 Ut- f?!T^ ". bigh-minded, one high rank, magnanimous a. To A 1 collection, heap rat?xr^?r S. 2. 9 ; ^rWt ) ; 5. sr^.-w a ) ( To sin against, be quit, leave. (6) 31. (d) 12. T^T. multitude unfaithful ; iT^- 1. Atm. in the collect, gather, accumulate. JTS^- ; -6 (Used It- 73. U. To 5 Ratn. 1. -4 making 48, 104, 156. crest ; U. 3. Crested, with erected 18. -2 Having the flame pointed flaming, blazing np ; Ki. upwards, K. 127; R. 16. 87. -3 Radiant, 1. 32; bright. the g-ri&^PT Breathing through nostrils, snoring. 3T%jr7U. 1 (a) To extirpate," eradicate, <"*rt wnfrmsrt f% *& w> i*jfiT^ 71, 2. 23 ; e^t Pt. 1. dispel, chase cut destroy ; ^iM|"rjT wrsf^spnw 47, 365. ( off, sfipfeg- Mb. ; R- 5. 6 ) To away T*?^ sr.m'it .6.29.( C ) To snap ; 256 thread ( ) ; MM. -2 To 9. 26. terfere with, interrupt, atop ^V&gr%m or mstfrzv Mb. out pass. I To be -2 To be stopped or ; oeage Drying up 8- *> mapped. *T*T ; Ft. of parching, parching, withering. T^mjw a. fail, ; Making dry, drying ; v q- v 3^- 2- [ ; way, 16; r destruc- -2 ; *?**p.pitroyed, cut down or off ; TT^TWrW- tf" Mo. nbria* 6. Peace ob : -2 Abject, vile. tained by ceding valoable lands. 5. g^Tf ^?t, -ipr polling an end to ; Irregular, desultory, unsystematic. ' d-AJWJl Burning ^Btrqr: Swelling 3T%TO fJrwr* lit. ( With -2 High, ). Kn. 3. 75, 6. 70. e. 11. of mushrooms -g A mushroom. To gf5^7P.(chieflyinj>as8.) ( erected (A.). -2 as a remainder ), ; *>*w -3 Stale or invention. -4 12. 15. ; stale idea Used actively ) One who has not washed liia mouth ( nd hands after meals, and ( hence considered impure sr sjn^sTer an%^ jSrq Ms. 2. 56. -e 1 Leavings, of fragments, remainder ( especially food or sacrifice ) rrrESTE' Wfrf^J^ BO fl^ 2. 56 ^H- -2 atora; Ms. Honey. -Comp. -srw leavings, offal. form of the goddess <*. one who eata the leavings of another or ; ; , ; . . eata the leavingsof offerings to gods an attendant upon an idol ). ( as the leavings of Mirsr* eating | Risine of a planet Ao. ( Me. 62 61 ; ; K. 105 Heat, i ^3 Dk ' 27> d"g^|QH> o> pillow. ^ -2 Lenvings Having the ( of head [ awifttf sftf ITI?^ ] 1 -2 The head T^sj^ Caul. ; Ms. To dry possessing height, high lofty, vated. Raised, erectfrt. elevation. Raining, a. : ; 53nrt^flraT? s^oro. A Dried up, withered. a. 1 Making dry, wither- a. ngup; ^r^rs^^rrnRrf^Torrq; Bg. coming loose or relaxed. -6 Sigh- el T-s^rnjq ing. -7 ; Raised, lifted up ; ; ; ; ; ; ; 7. 170; increased (in sine or bulk), grown. -6 Proud. a. High, Ved. A q- v. lofty, tall. part of the used only in dual Ved. Gaping human ; cleaving open. 2 P. 1 To breathe, live 'R-K. l Ve. 5.: being alive ; U. 3. 30 K. 158. ligh. -4 Consolation, encouragement; Amaru. 11. -5 Expiring, 15 ; 5T^TS^Rta 3. 72 ars^J- Ms. ; -3 ; A dying.-6 An air-hole. -7 A division or chapter of a book, as of the Hargha-cbarita of 3T< ; T^rfinrp.p- of breath. -2 Much, excessive. -3 Loosened, released. -4 Detached, separated, divided. -5 Consoled. 3"mrfN; o. I Breathing, inhaling -2 Heaving, throbbing V. 1. 6; Me. 108. -3 Sighing. -4 Expiring, dying. -5 Vanishing, fading away Ku. 7. 82. -6 Pausing, stopping. -7 Rising, coming forward. ;jf 6 P. ( g^iW, aft'^sfr^i 3f^5<j. Sg) 1 To finish. -2 To bind. -3 To abandon, transgress. -4 To cease, air. ; ; ). g^gj^j: body. exhalation, ; Tr%5Tj>.^H. 2 164 ;R. 17. 33. -2 Gone up, e K. 206. risen flr?rtgn Si. 4. 25 -3 High, tall, lofty, oiulted ;'Ki. 5. 1 T^Tr^*T3" Bg. 6. 11 K. 9. 19 born. -5 Inf^j-nr Mb. -4 Produced, creasing, growing, prosperous Ms. ( Breath, I life, 1 body vital airs of the breathing out Jjwf^fnN V- 4. 22 j R. 1. 3 Me. 108. -2 Support of ; High, The J-^UTi or Si. 5. 21. make dry, wittier up. ; lfty raised, ; Bloming, blowing. -3 Exhalation R. 8. 3. -4 Heaving, upheaval, Bethrobbing ; R. 6. 68 ; V. 1. -5 , 3. 89. up, ; - remainder; ). raised. TWfST^fkttff^T -7 Waving, dishevelled 3Tt55f R 38. 8. 55. -8 Effaced (H^") Kn. 3 W 1 Breath, the ( very ) life HT S. 3 Ku. 7. 4. -2 10;^fr=8?rrJ5.31,14.21.--5Prde. triangle. -6 The upright side of o. I ; Si. 4. 10, 8. 22. = 3^9 -T"t ), 17. Ki. 7. 27, 8. 23, -4 Growth, in- ; ) ; > -2 Raising, crecting..-3 H mori elevation ( physical and ?; food T 147. another. , -Cot. praise, increase ; Mv. 1. 8. Ki.8. 21, IB. crease, intensity igor" reject. TT%.p..p.l Left as a remainder. apjf R-2 Rejected, abandoned TT To actively ; l.ft raise, erect, extol. -J To up. Used rue, be To 1 Mil. 2. 5. ; zregffrip.p. ( EmitHeaving, breathing ; U. 3. -2 or out ting vapour (refreshsending ed ) V. 4. -3 Full-blown, opened, 92 expanded ; MM. 4 ; 'iffS: K. raised up, Ch. P. 13. -4 (a) Enliven46. ed, gladdened, refreshed ; Me. (i) Inspired or animated with hope Kn. 6. 14. -5 Breathing a sigh of relief M 3. 6 ; R. 10. 73 ; K. 181. -6 Me. 106. Consoled one U- 1 Loosening ). 5. 16. ( S-fi^jftr a. Full (hot up) ; leave [TV rVl 3ft Hence ) Noble, great, Stetw^fR fqg*r%tns- lofty. -3 exalted ; ; Ved. MM. ^5?^Rnr Making B. 14. 74. -3 Excision. the neck raised ( londly. a. Destroying. a. frim Rtfrsw] 1 I Breathing, sighing. -2 a Taking deep breath, heaving. -3 T^nf -3 perverse. Self-willed, ; ; 9.34.-3Toloosen,relax, disjoin, Me. 62. ' -2 2. 62. -4 Si. 10. 58, 11. 15. up, delight Si. - destruction, tfrpation, eradication, lofty. ; 3 ; ; Unbridled, nnres 1 2. 11 take a deep breath, pant, sigh To deeply Bk. 6. 120, 14. 55. -5 be To -6 tbrob, heave, palpitate. Caul. 1 To looaened or relaxed. cause to breathe. -2 To console, U. 3 ; Ri. 6. 8 cheer "TT^T JP*; 3 _i unonrbed ^t?a"i'ggrai'' trained, An extirpator, dettrover - 2 Ex 1 Cutting off. a. -3 High, Fat, bnlky. 4^ de- Extirpated, 1 M. 3- - To Swollen 5 84 ; ftrrTit Me. P. I> k - 95. I 1 . Mi. 3. 101. ?Rgri%! / Extirpation, tion sRt*n? Batn. 4. ; Confusion. < Wf^ 7 3. Si. Ki. 3. 8 is delighted 18. 58 Rata. 4 ; "ftfa: Ki. 9. 21. -3 To open, bloom ( as a lotus ); up, withering. -3 To waste be wanting or deficient T" U. -2 Banting, t. 8. interrupted, TI%W^ %Tn ; ywrfcft in- *VT- ; ; 175; with- out breathing, in one breath. -2 To take heart or courage, cheer up, revive, breathe a sigh of relief; stop. ^5C^ Caui. To extirpate ( with gen. f kill, ) ; Si. 1. 37. destroy, Killing, slaughter restrained, full ; Si. 5. 48. 3; Love, passion. 3T 1 Splendour, brightness. -2 Clearness. -3 A form ; Sk. sr N. of a TO MV city, the modern Onjein in Mil va, the capi tal of Vikramiditya. It is one of the seven sacred cities of the Hindus ( cf arefr meri), and the first dian of their geographers from which they calculate longitude; ^ft~ of the Jagatimetre. -pj Gold. -Oomp. ^rr: N. of the author of a com mentary on the Unadi Sutras. 333^T 1 Burning, shining. Splendour, brilliance. -3 Fire. Gold. . Me. 3j~vf%iT p.p. To win. acquire by conquest, conquer. -2 To be victoP. quit K. 5. 1 ; Caui. (-nruq(3 ) I triumph. to conquer. -2 To help one in winning. 3^SrRh /. Ved. I Victory. -2 N.of certain verges in the V4iasaneyiSamhita. Victoriong. <*. . A quitting. s^grert 1 to **&* life. To gape, open. -2 To part asunder. -3 To become visible, come or break forth, expand, rise, go up **$$ tn W^TJ ?rrqt: K. 290. *nsrg*|rifc Ratn. 3. 13 -4 To revive, come to senses Mr. 6 52. -Caui. I To display, show. -1 To produce D. 5. 6. ; ; ; ; Blown, I expanded ; D. ~2 Gaping, open.~H: I Opening, expansion, blowing. -2 Gaping of the mouth. -3 Breaking asunder, parting. -KW opening the 1 The [ A 1 I jj^.ar^ ] $ eg?pT: aot of gaping, month, yawning. -2 3. 100. T3s[^-^ jGleaining or gathering grains n^?nTffh%aw>>ffinr R. 5. 8 MB. 10. 112. % Gleaning. -Comp. ff%, -rfte a one who lives by gleaning grains, a gleaner. 3U^ Gleaning graioi of corn I'D market-places Ac. ; ; 3"? A leaf. -2 Grass. -Ooxup. -3 [3^T sni^J a hut,cottage, the residence of hermits, or saints, hermitage ( being mostly made of or leaves), Tffsrjrn grass 8. 4. 20; 3i:, ' . 1. 52, 50. P. . ; a. Opened, stretched, ex- * 1 The aot of gaping. -2 Effort, exertion. 3^*f 3W [ 3TT *n>r ] Having the bow-string loosened. 53$ A bow with the string fastened to it. 1 P. To blaze N3vr\j^5$ up, shine. COM*. ( -susraiTi ) To il- luminete, irradiate; light up, Si. 9. 42; ailei ) I rj, or 3fu -2 To go. ; a star 16 - n^'f t ) - lrj5Wr]t!T- f 5. -t Water Oomp. . naid to be n. only ). zodiacal circle. -q- ,-q- - : a raft, boat i< R. ivft ; ftift( 1. 2 Mk. 23. ( -a;: ) the moon Mk. 4. 23. qfat, -trsi, 1. moon fsmsTr^wr Ratn. 1. 5 the ; gw Burning. Si. Oltan, 5. -4 Lovely, ^ fr^-g^, ; 6. beautiful; N. 3 136. -3 Mixed with, seasoned Mk. 8. 13. -6 Blown, expanded. -7 Uo; ss A species of leprosy, 1 y^tj;: texture, net. -3 A part of the body. A f ball of flour, roii-loaf - A 37^ ind. 5 ) ( d ) intensity. ; 5nf: Ku. 5. 22. -2. Varuna, regent of waters. Gloaierata ( Mar, threshold of nj ). bouse. ; I- 288. particle of (a) ( interrogation ; doubt (c) deliberation ; ^7f Ind. 1 A particle expressing (a) doubt, uncertainty, guees ( or ) ; W3^5 S. 3 S^T: G. M. a correlaalternative usually (6) tive of f3? ( whether, or ) ; -2 The -J A (% ; B 5 Ku. 23 . | the place of 3ff is also taken by or sriftfa?.; sometimes antf, re joined to j(t; or f!^ fJ (c) association, connection, ( hav' and ', ing a cumulative force, 'also 8. terminations -2 A A ] ; o. 1 Bright, shining, luminous, splendid ; Tss^s^tfrff Si. 9. 48, 47. -2 -3 1 strike ; ( Removing, ) xJUlM ^: A class of beginning with 3^. ^ft'T K. 155 " 3f'/-i ff lunar mansion R &/ ( 3yra ' ( aftjfl, To the modern ; ; driving oat. knock down. U.t. 12, olear, white 3ft N. of a country see $\$. Orissa ; ; g^Rrer of Siva. . I op parti- Flying up. 3"^hr: ' N. of a work containing charms and incantitfon. -2 N. ( Ms. A 3^fnr:f Abandoning, re- j-jft, 7,%g, jfor ) To glean, gather ( bit by bit ) ; fsrFypt- irfV ; up, flying 1 Flying up, soaring. -2 cular flight of birds. a. 6 P. F/own . -T Perplexed, bewildered, confounded. Spreading, increase Mil. 5. 23. -3 D. 3.36. Blurry, agitatirn panded, blown. Flying up, soaring f^W5Tfrt N. 1. 125. Leaving, ] sor. To scare awy. emit. -2 A devotee. cloud. ^iS-fy^ ^^Tf^rT 8. TSsJHr, -3 To 63. 1. ; Caus. moving, leaving. I - Si. ; Mb -2 To avoid 4. 63. again. 1 the sun. -2 Formidable, ^rrrr^VwRsTrftfhtfr- TfTTWrr?jnv^ M41. 5. 23. 4 A. To fly up, 3"jfr 1. ; Reviving, coming to life 3.r3$iJ ^^ ajifHTrTh'ssnT to 3^31 o. 31%tr a. [ 3\-Bi-5i ] Smelling. T1STT? 1 P. To revive, return Can*. To restore Revival. ; excel, Agreeable, respectable. terrific ftirirf^-wFirg^irr^Rrrr afwofri^irtTi-^* R, 1. ; oo 8 84 lent, Toabandoa, leave, give^cnt, drop or pour down : arfV Si. ttWssrajifTfwgfgfSr: Ki. 5. 6 ing prosperity. life. 75 exposed Obtain- q. wif 51 40, rious, To came J^1 1 <3^3T*TT I 1 -4 a province in the North. TraT -2 Lighted, shining, brilliant. 28. JjJili: N. of eanncb. -4 A part of a sacrifice. A kind of leprosy with copper Pots (-t also ). -6 A kind of worm said to be produced in the blood and to produce leprosy, -t 1 Th fruit of the 5 j^ tree. -2 Copper. -3 A Karsha, a measure of two tolas. -Oomp. ?3T , _goff the pi ant Croton Polyandra. 3^ -5 ' ); Tn ^s^rgat^Wt terrogation deliberation ; T efa>. ,(/; ; ( d irWsi^T intensity ; ; in- ) ( e ) ( ? ) wishing (especially at the beginning of a sentence followed by a potential 'would that'); ( h ) sometimes used as an expletive ( i ) of t need for the sage of emphasis especially ; end of a at tht terb ; ? line after (ft or 258 / 14.11 blossomed ; 5>T 1. ing the neck uplifted, ready, on the point of (doing anything), in coinp. wr^n^sn?*^: S. 2 ; ^i?W^>?9TJ5t -2 With a preceding 40. = on the oontniry, on the other band, but wm^rgr: *TOta**r s(ft ; ?r?n?ifl?^ 5ffbr^R. 15. ; ; and ! 3wl#iPfr-*T eitlier-or. N. of a BOD of Angiras TT-37T \7rTW an/d sr? -Dump. (,'QSpati, 1 Brihaspati. -aigsrs, -rMS^JTJt m. Briteacher of the goda vTStfrg; rTg3r^3rTr^ tfrirsr Si. 2. 69. ?Desirous zef- ; 1 anxiously wishing of, longing for, f or ( in cornp. ) ; srf^garfl-jnirjfojri 6. 95 ; nprwi??>n Me. 11 : sometimes with an inf.; Si. 4. 18. -2 Kn- Regretting, sad, sorrowful. -3 gent-minded. f^j | Desire. Ab-2 A of longing or -2 N. of a plant regret, anxiety. haying aromatic seeJo ("isrN'fcft). Den. A. To long for. 1 state Den. P. to make uneasij ; Si. 1.59. 4 ; Having the hair ereot qsrwF^. -2 Having no hair. 3rg !S#r A metre of 4 ; Mv. 6 ; ^e^j^ -, create anxiety or louging, inspire Bh. 1. 35 ; with tender emotions Ghat. 5. Anxiety, uneasinesB ( in nmjctrsT sr^TT&fer f?4 H^ffSf^Jfr S. 4. 5 ar^ra Mil. 2. 12 seized with fright, suddenly startled. -2 Longing for a beloved Tf*3T general 1 ); ; person or thing gff$nt Amaru. ; 24. filrrni* flfa*ars- -3 Regret, sorrow, missing anything or person sfcr Mil. 1. 15 Me. 83. tn JT- ; I six uneasiness ; grrar =?lTT&T A marn. 78 K. 138, 205, 210, 231 ; Dk. 17, ; -2 Longing 20. 1 ing the neck uplifted T Bending back fflrj^rg' Si. 4. 18. the neck. To To tremble, quiver, Caut. To cause to tremble, Without bodice or ;y?4>^^f a coat of mail. Without -2 jacket. <* P. start or burst out Wanton sport, dalliance (icfi). -4 A -5 A wavejsrijrq^'re^fftWW?* bad. Si. 70 3. rnffled 1 shake. ; fierce; Pt. 1. 103; Mv. nary, 1.39,5.33. -3 Excessive, mcoh K3Milt TRS^fiJ* "Jra^gft H. .S3. V4 Prominently visible, oonspicuons "eytiwr U. 5. 36. -5 Abonnding in, richly endowed with "nfif* $5Tt?*zrq; R4m. -6 Drank, ifi?*j:. ~7 Superior, mad, furious high. -8 Proud haughty. -9 Un; 1 Tf^jtf a. 7Jw%*i also means anxiety); K.161-Ooarp. ; ; even. -10 Diffiault. ?j | A fluid ( ichor ) dropping from the temples of an elephant in rut. -2 An ele- phant in rat. -3 The plant S&coha- -4 Pride, iutozication. CT The plant Laurua Cassia ( 1CTT ). -4r The fragrant bark of Lau. rni Oasaia. Bitting on the harm. iqttatting. A raised particle. a variety of jrnf prose - abounding in compound words and bard letters vr%JChand. ?^>f^sifnn4 M. 6. composition ; Wnn3^ KWf Tearing, 1 polling -2 Ploughing, drawing through a plough ) up. ( as ^TOitfftfr^orgtrH s>r- ; *n! Me. 16. cow calving every jc^Ufc'l A year. Ordering, commanding. ,, ming, clearing the throat of mucus 3c5frra?T <* Nailed up. la Indica. 3tarj [3*r jzursr] Lying ; down or sleeping with the face (or head) upwards, on out stretching the . Trembling rart?r fp* Trembling, fcrnnTqraTtn^'T tremor, agitation Amaru. 28 Me. 72. f^5U W'l^fism Amaru. 90. ; -1*1 back. &*$&K a. Stretched on the back with the face upwards. -Otnnp- -anup^r:f a posture with the face wards. ; 1 A bug. -2 A louse. ; . TJ^ftsil Trembling. -2 Agitating. See under ;j?j. ; Sara. A shake, agitate. U. 4. 3-fWf a- 1 Large, spacious 29.-2 Powerful, uiighty, extraordi- gfRT3?5ira*raT?r w*! MM. 3. 10 (where ; by weaves ; ; Mv. 5.33. regretting, person. -3 for, anything- or missing 3-ftl%cTr,-^r The plant Nigel- lines, instants. s-TrJT^l D. 8. ereot tail knowledgment of merit. 3>*f5i$T 1 Anxiety in general, ^ctfcTi/i Anxious, nneasy. -2 Regretting, grieving for sorrowful. -3 Longing for a beloved mistress ; each line containing eleven syllable rum 3. 3n?at%fi^ U. 6, 6. 21 MM. Bk. 5. 72. Cam ( 5f*WT )To Having the ** ; a- 1 3Hi-j as in =3- -4 Rising, j. and expanded ; R. 16. 64. Tsrannift Den. P. I To ask (one) permission to go, take leave of; Pt. 5. -2 To cause the peacock to spread its plumage. -3 To cause (one) to be proud, produce conceit by an ac- ; Opportunity. Tnrr ll.-2(Hence) ; STTt N. of Gautama. 375F a. [ 3-^ wt^f-^ Hffaws P. V, 2. 80 Sk ] sfhwa ^ V. r brother of elder 3r$?ilT Anxious, eagtr. &, -3T A mode of, sexual enjoyment. X?*KZ?< Den. A. 1 To be anxions. pine or be eorry for ; S. 4'; Siit. 54, -2 To yearn, bo eagerly d<>airouc of ( with gen. or dat. ); ?sn? qniTmiTfcTsft N&g. 5. -3 With a preceding i% how lancb mere or how mnch less e?e i%n T as flowers ( prosperous. f A kind of musical - on An wit a. Excessive, piteous wi modern erect. 1 N. of a country, ; K. the Orissa, or theinhabitants_pf that country ( pi. ) i ;y?j5Tj cuckoo ereot ear. 37$;^ 306. Having the ears honouring one's family dis- ; in- : strument. TfiJsTjf from the family, disgracing or S. 5. 67. The singing ( of the ). S?*5J: t 3* upwards ; 5CTW ] A parasol Jomping up, springing 25n%?fff^f Pt- ; - A fowler, birdcatcher. -3 A porter (carrying a load with him -4 A sub division of B. 4. 38. -2 ). Brihmanas. HiciB a. 1 Unbound loosened. -2 Regretting, sorry for.-3 Opened, -2 BeachOverflowing the uphill (as livers), (Ved.)- ing the bank. -3 back ; K. 303. Brought to the.bankor the bank ; reaching shore, TOft* Si. 3. 70. 999 To inform against. N. of a olaii of metre* 8 A. Ki. f. -J t having 104 syllables. ^FJRf 6 P. tear ont or off I To off, ?rftwsTTSTTt?5% TB B. 12. 49; Ms. 11.105; Y. 3. 259. -2 To cut to pieces, ont np. back, batcher ; jf^ifyre yrw Mil. 5. 16. ..I eatting to pieces. eradication. to I ; draw or take tearing out, off, -2 Rooting To draw T;CT$ or pull up, 81. 13. 60 ; extri- ont, extract, ; ; ( made with opp. araf^.)- ~5 To bend as a bow ). -6 To tear asunder. Caut. To elevate, raise, increase -pan. 1 To ba lifted, raited. -2 To ( be supreme or eminent. a. 1 Superior, eminent. -2 Mach, abundant. -3 Exaggerated, rite, Twi; boastful. -4 Attractive. -*t | Pall- ing off or upwards, drawing or palling ap. -2 Elevation, eminence, rise, prosperity ; fStrfijs g-fjgrsr'qVs. 4. 244, 9. 84. -3 Increase, abundance, excess ; tr^nrrflft IflMiy^11. -4 :ExceI*/ 5J5Hfn B. 4. A -3 what Mk. 3. A -2 Faded, effaced (at colour); B. 16. 17. -3 Gone over or beyond, sweetmeat and gbee. exceeding, passing, ( actively used ). milk, treacle, P- III. f - Winnowing 3. I -2 Piling op corn. corn. -3 One who sows corn. TO>rft?Fir [ f-"f Tfavr a. B- 1. 38; f>srnr 5. 26 ; 6. 5. 37ffHr/h^. I Thrown or piled up, scattered. -2 Engraven, carved.scnlptured;Mil.5.10; K. 17,36,79,106, a 129, 133, 141, 186, 206 *rT^f en graven with a name -3 Bored, ; 3 perforated ^aj Pt. 3. 139. ^t*^ 10 P. To proclaim, ; brate, praise, extol B. 10. 32. ; ; 3?T.<j; Going up or ont, flight or passage out of the body ), The ( THfrfrJN a. Passing away, gone, ; 5 surpassing death. [V^tfft 51 ] Carrying or bearing away, wafting, scattei ing upwards ( at the end of comp. ) wtl>Trf5f!T Ku. I departure. -2 of the soul ] Poultice. ? / 3?a>tfirt 30] cele- nfjnr* Tfnthif depaited. TFr*rt 1 Going oat or up, depar-2 Surpassing, excelling. 3 Violation, transgression. -4 Optnre. position, contrariety. To ory ont, ex-2 To call ont to TtBjsrni Mb. -3 To proP. 1 gvs-^ 1 olaim, cry aloud. w 5r9T*rr5T5; ; claim. ^rsr&p.p. Crying out, exclaimexa) 1 Crvinz ont, calling, claiming. -2 Loud speaking or coning. versation. amfrsr 3T#t8* I Crying ont, proclaiming. -2 PraUing, celebrating, extolling noise. 8. D. 495. prey CUruoor, outcry, loud 1 -2 Proclamation. -3 An os- ; Tcqftf5vp./>. I Proclaimed, promulgated. -2 Praised, oelabrated, renowned. 3f*f^: [ arf^-T^ ] A bribe ( lit. bending one from the right path ) T*r>srrf5nT f*tf K. 232, Dk. 155 ; lenoe, highest merit, glory 7. 53. stack. patted, surpaised.-4Dead.-5Tres- of sort thrown up, pile, It T^jifhr a. Belonging to a heap. 7**TT: [ out, cte arnqehlfertii Mirf*i*f.qBf R 6. U. -2 To draw, attract Si. 17. 42. -3 To pull or pat off. -4 To increase, enhance ) TTOftar ; Cutting ^ffjtf IP. raise or lift np fart* ( cot oat or 5. 8. Rubbish, ( ) yrtf Ved. Exaltation, joy. : To 9 P. feel oveasy or To excite, ttir torment. -2 To expel, distressed. -Cauf up, agitate, 1 . drive away. ; -5 Self-conceit, boasting. 8. 2. 5. -6 Joy, pleasure. Tmnfar a. Drawing upwards, raising, elevating, increasing &o. "" yofl^ui I Drawing upwards. Taking or palling off. JWiM-t o. Drawing or pulling up. I Drawn np or out, elevated. -2 Extracted. -3 A 1 s -2 The receiver of a bribe ; Mt. 9. 258. a. Pointed. -2 ^H P' p- Bribed. a. 37*ifTO bribe. ; 1 raised, Excellent, eminent, superior, best, highest Ms. 5. 163, 7. 126, 8. 281 ; Wj? Pt. 3. 36 superior in strength p JTTO*, gor Ac. -4 Mncb, excesive, very great, increased j ftrjn^PT: Pt. 1. -5 Tilled ploughed. ; ; ; -Oomp. ?TT state of high ^ illusion. ^r, f goo d soil. marrying a man of a higher caste -J ^ on ; -?^ Excellence, eminence; 1 To scatter opwardt, gTSf throw up, pile up or heap faftfttftHfllW/M: A. 1. 42. -2 To dig up, ; excavate. ; -3 To engrave, carve, jr* WTnrfeg ft- TwW tlin*4lr!Wr ^r?<>T! V. tee 3*frf alto. ( - / 3. 2 ) ; B. 4. 59 [f -3T^] which pile* or throws np or -HT 1 A To depart 120 ; 15. 3^ srroir rsarnif^' Mv. l.-4Top~ssaway, ; Mt. 2. die. -5 or pass over, omit. -6 To disregard, not to notice, neglect ; 3ir$ To go heap, multitude ; ; That raiset. ours ; ( nausea. particularly, sea-sickness, the disorders 37i5$rer a. Causing A kind of poisonous insect. a. Exciting, stirrine 3?S5rJT,-f?t1 at in sjqr* np, producing disorder ; etoiting phlegm. %^: Becoming wet or moist. o. I Wet. -2 Making wet or moist. 6 P. transgress, violate ; THKtatfrw Dk. Caui. (-mwrft) To cause 101, 97to go np or ascend. j syftgru; raise, set up, 12. 5, 8. DO 3. ; U To throw or toil gfHnmTWi I erect up, Si. ; Ms. &o. rfjT*Tr5T 3f?vTO?r ; Bs. 1. 22 ; o rrf, j* ; -2 Progressive increase. -3 Going astray, deviation, transgres- To throw away, reject, To emit, vomit np. get rid of. -3 GmCBP-P- ' Thrown upwards, sion, violation. tossed, raised. ture. i, greatness. 6 0. scnlptnte -3. 33 past childhood. step ont, go out or away, B. ExciUment.diiqnietnde, -1 Disorder of the humof the body ). -3 Sickness agitation- of the humours. lU.,4P.lTogoup,stepop,. ascend. -2 To step beyond 37S?rarfonir 1 yr^lt Y. 1. 338. 3v*n I Going np or ont, depar- -2 Ascent, soaring sloft. -3 The flight Surpassing, exceeding. -4 ture. or passage of the soul body Mt. ), e. i. death ( ( out of the = ed ; -2 Held up, support- B. 15. 83. -3 Poized or over- come with, with fw"* ; struck distracted by, Batn. 1 ; so ?PT , wg- trn. -4 DemoHbed, destroyed. -5 Thrown out, rejected, dismissed. _tr : The thorn apple, the Dhatlura 6. 63. TitKnafnr pot* p- To be ti ed, to be given up or abandoned. 3varts j'-.p- 1 Gone forth or out, departed B. 6. 14. -2 ; T^fJtfff^TQT^t K. 33 ; B. plant. 3-fpsftrarr ment worn the ear. A cresoent-thaped ornaupper part of in the 260 a. Throwing op, toning. Throwing or tcmifag np trtfi. Him Me. 47. -1 That whioh In thrown or loused np nrfeajtrra fg<JT5! M. 2. 13. -3 Sending, despatching. -4 Throwing away, rejecting. 5 Vomiting. -<J The region above -Ti I ; T%t*r ; who *, Ac.; A 1 or stealer wrg% -2 One who sends ififonuf I Throwing upwards;; lift- S. 1. 30. -J Throw- ing tipwards, regarded bytheVaieshikas as one of the five karmani q. v. -3 Vomiting. -4 Sending a way; despatching. -5 A kind of basket for cleaning corn ; a kind of stick for threshing corn. _6 A fan. -7 A ^asnreof sixteen Papas. a. 8VWftll Intermixed, interwoven, set or inlaid with ^rir^reffra ygrvnrt R. 8. 53. 13. 54. ; -Jrl*M 1 P. I To dig np or ont, r^^Rf^nrr firfmni tear np by the root, m^ To excavate; Bn. 3. 4, -J eradicate rTTijWTnr 1TWT 33; 14 73;18.2J;Ue. ; R 4. 3R, 52;Bk.l2. -3 To draw or tear ont eye 4o. ) ; Bk. 14. 32 -4 To draw 5, 15. 55. or pull out; Si 15. 59, 18. 37; W^i Ve. 3 unsheathed. T?wnrp.p. I Tn*nT- Excavated, duit tip. Extracted, drawn out TWTiTrnraF>r U. 3. -3 Uprooted, plucked up by the roots (ll.) rfy^. . ; ; nproot 34 _4 ( ) Eradicated, totally de.troyed. annihilated d in sport U. * 16 3. Mil. ; 9. a ) ( ; 7. ( ) r?rw: Si. 9. 67. -2 An press hard. jrlH aerve at -1 To a orevt. tie or biod To canse to to deck, adorn. | up hair ) an ( ( a ) -2 Mil. 3 Deponed, deprived of power ; authority Ifntffqwrt R. *, Jri^^^. 37 4. whore swTfr means 'uprooted' also ). -* A bole, [Kj.nollow, nnsven ground; wj. ?wraf*?rrw* not stopp-d bv nneven ( gronnd;S.7.33.-aop. -*&< f. dieetngoutearthinRport (h v rneons I Great heat, inflammation. diotresa. -3 Affliction, torment, effort. 3rrrffcT To distressed, lose heart, faint. -2 be uneasy or impatient, be anxious ; Hr^sp^rar OTTHT 7rn*T even. I 1. bBvir, ( opp op* 8nd ) . g. w , down , candid f^nnfi'wn'f** S. 5 frankminded. -5 Elevated Mil. 7. -6 Concave; having the month npwards. oellent -7 Shallow. -Oomp. -snr^j a particu- grnrJT ; ; lar poatnre in eittiner. P- of Ricinni rt%t). - r*^nmrwi?frfTin -1 Dejtroctive. S. K. 62. *., -^rr ) ( infant. suckling, a 4o. ed ; species of the Cyperus A. To draw ; ( opp. sf*, 3Wr % -3 Most elevated, chief, principal. -4 Ms. t. 249. Wi 1 Greatest, first N. of Vishnu. -2 The last person (= first persoa according to English *U 1 An excellent phraseology ) woman. -2 A kind ,of pustule or most, highest ; ; <* high and low "VfJT good, miJding, and bad high, low, and the order is often remiddling ( ont, ex. tract. Cutting ont Ste 31. ; drawing ont. hot, thoronghly, scorch, bnrn, sear; Si. 11. 50 Trnrfw so %^1 : Mbh. melts f. ( Used in the Aim. when usfd rn transitively 'to shine', or when it hag a limb of the body ; : J ; ; ; versed ) cf . Pt. 1. 210. *T^n. a sort of satisfaction ( acquiescence ) in Sin. phil. -sirnr the plant Aspa; ragus Race-nnstis ( i^faft). the be 3Ttf ! hlf or -srf^ o. pertaining to the beet sift the last or latest day ; a < one * or luckly day. whrm the best term Is applicable, wr^ nun best, excellent To warm, mnke het kind of perfume. 6 P. 1 1 Bh. half, K. 82, 84. P. nr^orrwwHvinfrTrffS'"': 2. 67. -2 Foremost, upper- ; -My* Rai"d, up lifted ?09, ?9S. -2 DiUUd, expand1 ; so lying N. cf a river. 38, ; child, grounds. K. ) a. ; A oft. in oorap. ( the best of Erahmanas little $fr*-f extrndfd stagnant. (f?r a. having the hands stretched ont in prayers. ( -^rr ) ( da. ) the two hands with the flngevs stretched ont and with the backs turned towards the ;jrft^ ST 231, Bopimple. -3 Tha plant Asclepias ' aim the best sea Roxb. Oomp. liuib of the body ', the head suf^j; R. 7. 51 ; Ms. 1. r%?sr3-f*fnrrtiri 63,8.300; Ku. 7. 41 ; Bg. 11. 27. ; a. . 85, Losing heart, impatience. - r ftrf y ^/J, rtr K. ; -4 Open, unreserved, frank, Un- I 1 ; 150. part, 1 S. 868, 275; Mat. 3. ; i Tir Heated, made hot. I -2 Tormented, distressed. -3 Excited, nrged, roused. afflicted or 3rTCC * P- 1 To be TTTI- ; ; -2 Bathed, washed. -3 An- Excitement, paisiqn ; I^?> 3. 45. ftr^hng^rTT! JTWR! fin? H. -4 Anxiety, aidonr. -5 Energy, ; ; 43, 36 %W ^' Overflow- : fsce npwards, supine 5. 14. sear- heated, Burnt, Ttrrtr: 99. U. 3. 23. -2 Lying on the back, with the K. 143 U. 1 red-hot. heat. ing the hank ; . 11.68. 8 U. ! To stretch upwards or out. -2 To try to rie. a-^TTT a. I Stretched ont, spread expanded, dilated made ; irarwwa. I Having ear-rings. -2 Put or worn on the crest Bh. 3. 129;3brffJT%*OT'Dk. TrT? o. sRfas p. j>. ed, xious. -4 Enraged, inflamed, fired Ve. 2. * ! Dried flesh. -2 Great ; Ve. 1.21. out. -SToexoite.nrgeon, Caua. To warm, heat. ; 2. 55. . s 6 or ; ; f^jtr: ; ing or toning ( ?; jrimiTd Den. P. or "what elevates or Y. 8. 274. of clothes T* Mit. or orders. 3 Bv. 57 Chandr. 5. 59, cf. Mil. 5. 18; ear-ring Si. 8. : ). One who throws a. tosses no, riises dual ( W- ; ; the temples its object ; -jqgmm sntnft Bk. 8. 15 scorching beat ; Si. 20. 40 ; for an ornament worn on the crown of the head chaplet, >?(i:) -^raMft (TV) wflWMs 8. 47, 50 Y. IRUT:, a err ditor ^flor: P. I. 4. 1 opp. ( 35 ; STOW ; va3?r3T^ a of excellent lour. ifars^T a. possessing copiousfragraoce. ly the mot delicious best, JIIJT o. of the best qualities, 2. 42. -highest ; Mu. 2. 17- a high 261 office. s(j)ro the last per- |. 311 H. 1. 150 ;img*!iu;Kfr R. 6. ; 50 overspread with unfa* 13. 7. rich in ; 18. 7 13. ?8 ; 17. ifrr = son in verbal conjugation ; first ( pergon according to English phraseology ; in Sanskrit verbs are conjugated by potting the English 1st pergon last and 3rd person first -2. the ). Supreme Spirit. _J. an excellent man. SPTt an excellent profit ^fl; N. of Siva. 511^: a tree hav- ; 12 565 ; iP: <wm ^H: ^-. aft <mrr=rt ij sirt r -fj^ m , Capi- tal punishment, banishment, confiscation, and mutilation are also regarded as forms of this punishment. TWtnrr -** 1 Excellence. -2 Goodness, good quality. T^an=r a. Ved. Made excellent. Uppermost, 5, 9 P. N. *r Cans. ronse ; -^ To ] stay, To increase, heighten, 48. -2 To bind up. I Ki. 2. -*nr ^ra^T:, 1 Upholding, prop- ping, supporting ; Si. 18. 46. K. 260 ; support. g^HjTffrimqt -J A prop, stay, -3 Stopping, arresting. a t S'-cTC'i ] I Being or pro g^rTT in the dnoed north, northern ( declined like a pronoun ). -2 Upper, ^ higher ( opp. a-rft-snrt rfrTT: Sat. Br. atqwrinroinf R. 9. 60 P. ; II. 2. 1. -3 ( o) Later-latter, follow- aw arefgrrwt f^fa Ku. 1. 1. -2 A lunar mansion. -J N. of the daughter of Virata and wife of Abhimsnyn- 2 ; ; ) ; %- ; ; subsequent time w^rvj a reply. -4 Left ( opp. ing glSrq;, TTTTTW: 1. s$i-3-Trr.: former-latter H Ms. 2. 136. (6) Future, conclud- 2 1. q &c adventures of R4ma U. "nfirffl-r xii>tT later !?J: ; -5 Sopetior, chief, V-y ; sr^or ; ). excellent; do- minant, powerful. -<J Exceeding, transgressing, beyond ffi% f f Mv! 2. 6. -7 More, more than ( generally as the last member of a comp. with ; numerals ^TT ?Ttf ) ; *f HTT fisrfeh 108. ; 1 t 1 An answer, replv ; 26 ; argVor -8 Accompanied attended with, full of, consisting chiefly of, followed by ( t the end of comp ) TJSTT jj ^KjrtifoS. 5 ; ; rfSntt *rK7T?fqr! Ku. Dk. 5. 61 39, ; Tejrrr- 166; K. farther and further. -2- Pt. sncces %5tM increasing ;Y. 2. 136 (-t) ; I. a reply reply on reply 3. -2. conversation, a rejoinder. -3. excess, exceeding quantity or degree. -4> suoession, gradation, sequence. -5. descending. 1 an to answer, ; . , -f ) ind. higher and higher, in constant continuation, more and ">ore ; TrTnTrfg?^: K. P. 10 ; Ttrfrar *gw H. 1. a. 1. ( ^rm Pt. 1. 60 reply fa suggested to a reply. -2 In law ) Defence, a rejoinder -3 The last part or following member of a compound. -4 ( In Mlm. ) The fourth member of an -nfviwr q. v. ; the answer. -5 The upper surface or cover. -6 Conclusion. -7 ( Remainder, rest, took place next ; what followed or 3. 26. -8 Super- U. iority, excellence. -9 Result, the chief or prevalent result or characteristic. -10 Excess, over and above see above ((j^a.8). -II Re; mainder, difference ( in arith. ) r. ind. 1 Above.-2 Afterwards, after ever-iacreasing. -2. one following the other. ajrs . the upper lip ( ;y. 1 _ higher and lower ( fig. also ). du. ) the upner and under lip, of the Rftuiiyana. part of the ; ^RaniTrtlT: gsrfi-srg: 3^. owner srq-fr ). north-west. 31^ be'ng changed to or ) I the progress of the sun to the north ( of the equator ) Bg. 8. 24. -2. the or time of the summer period , vj ; solstice. amw:, -off /. The upper which by cutting becomes or r;hurner ). a^f a. for the sake of wrat follows sr5 I. ( the upper part of the body. -2. the northern part. -3. the latter half ( opp. g^ft ). -4. the further end. a. being on the northern side. ary: the following day. a false reply, an indirect, evasive, or prevaricating ree ply. err -W the semblance cf a re. without reality. arrstr the northern direction- "arr^qfar:, -crfsrt ;he regent of the northern direction, an epithet of Knbera. arrvrgr the 21st lunar mansion consisting of hree stars. auntr: f. an upper garment ^"frTWW't K. 43 ; Si. 2. 19 ; Kn. 5. 16. -2. contact with ho north. sfef* <*. other than 3tK . e. southern. ( -TJ ) the southern ply ; direction. |. grrf< <* [ 3?KWJ^: J more and more, higher and high- ; an-?: R. 9. the upper 60. qjr;?. future time. 9iT?5T: ( TO. pi. ) the northern Kosalas fq-Jr^wta TTCttf fffSTg R- 9.1 ^'?R7T the city of AyodhyJ ; ?r^- ; mr fl^rr gr} ngftii TTf^it^ifyT n tion Udb. obsequies. or biok. inft- funeral r%?rr tbi lant sec- ^a w^sf refutation. supplement to a work. 3^ bed-coverinir, covering ( in geneJTOi a rl);R. 1 right to property, heirship, inheritance. 5fTK^ ". *n heir or claimant ( sub sequent to the death of the original arnrerrcs, -nrtffi -rt body -2. time calculated from one full moon to another. 5^- ( m. pi. ) one of the nine divisions of (he world, the country of the northern Kurus ( said to be a country of eternal beatitude ) I: ( - the two lips ste the seventh book 'aTl-rt-s: ) rites, ; ing, subsequent ( opp. TTK^I, The north I ^ranffl a. xi [ prop, support, hold up; K.281, Ve.6; **wrafvnnfiihrf>/frt55ir: Ve. 6; Si. 4. 25 Future time, futurity. -1 of Vishnu. -3 S. of Siva. I highest, best, principal. TflRC -9 To be crossed over. 19. 23. ; a. Tgrfty ; -r* ing excellent branches. a. of excellent fame, illustrious, glorious, well-known, famous. wirff: (ft*) int-igning with another man's i. e wife, speaking with her privately, looking amorously at her &c. WTJWt, -tf the highest ( of the fixed ) pecuniary punishments ; a fine of 1000 ( or according to "ome SO.OOO ) punas ; Ms. 9. 240 ; Y. 1. er, sive, ever ; 5. 65. 17. 2t ; *rrwif- gf a. born subserrr3'?: Mb., quently or afterwards ; 5f. 1. 59. 3<jf the versed sine of an arc ( Wilson ) ; the second half of the chord halved by the veraed sine ( B. and R. ). ^n^f. (m.pl. ) the northern Jyotisbas. jfa K'. of a supplementary section in the medical work of 8tiruta. _^rnr o. replyinjr. disobedient, pert, impertinent i H. 2. 111. f%5)[ /. the north, "irsi! -grfr: I. Kuhera, the regent of the north. -2. the planet the planet Venus. S*r- "srfari I. the conntry -2- the moon. jf?r: towards the north. tnrt a. to be done subsequently. f. the q-$j. northern wing or side. -2. the dtrk half of a lunar month. -3. the second part of an argument, i.e. a reply, the reason pro. (opp. 5$q$r unm^T^sfriif'iTgTn'T'snTTii Si. ) ; 2. 15. -4. a rfemonstreted truth or conclusion. -5- the minor proposition in a syllogism. -6. ( in Mfm. ) the fifth member of nn Adhikvruna q. v. an upper gsrment. -2. To bed-coverin? ( gfr^arr: ). q>ri the northern way, way leading to g?: |. the north. ijrufi o. travelling in the northern country. \. the q-^last member of a compound. -2. a word that can be compounded with 262 country. -HT ( ' f^tHltf] the second h ) [ 3*KW case ( = 3^Rg5^: q. eastern. -qf reg^: ( with gen. v. TT?: ind- -T* north- coverlid, qnilt. 75. v. Jrjjpar slurs figured Heaving, TrT^iT &*** [ Thrown 4-rlfeiT ; ' over (a river ftc.), cross, pass or get panting Violent, 3 from or cast a. Great, strong I Violent, lond Si. 12. 31- K 26 ag sound!\) ( - arg ; -'/J Mil. 1 ; ; mTWTJm *n s<"m W U* 6; U. 2. 68; Mil. Si. 20. 30 5. 35- : 11,23. -4 Huge, of monstrous shape ; 'JTTI^r Mv. 1. 37. -5 Arduous, difficult. -6 Manifest distinctly visible ;Si. 18. 54. -7 Speedy, swift. -8 Best, Si. 12. 31. -9 Elevated, excellent ; ; tbe left thigh. tf- or named in reply 1513 a. denoted a witness ). ( -a: ) hearsay-wit( as Wrfo=*>- 1- a witness for ness. ihe defence. -2. a witness deposing of others. to facts fiomthe reports wbat A A wooden arch surmounting the door- ; particular An Pe - number. ^f^ Caw. P. To frame. ; a^rui,-*l?MJ' i From the north to tbe north. -2 To the left ( opp. -3 At the top, above. ) _<j Behind. -5 Afterwards. to cross over, convey, transport across. -4 To land, disembark.-5To vomit up, emit. b a. 1 Crossing over. -2 To crossed over, as in 3^*T^or a. Coming out of, crossing. forth or out of (water ^n -or 1 &o. ). Coming -1 Landing, disembarking. ' -3 Crossing, passing over a- * animate, pro- ; Surpassing others, ex-2 Having the cellent, pre-eminent. jj^srara. 1 Instigating, -2 Exciting, stimulating stirring up. ; gpj. . turned _^ t iug. I up Transporting ( as eyes ). over, oonvgy- -2 Fording, crossing ; glrm- K. 326. -3 Landing, disembark-5 Geting.^ Delivering, rescuing. -7 Inting rid of. -6 Vomiting. erf Excitement, 1 ,*,-., --., animating, gation, ^fcfc Urging on, stirring Mu. 4; driving. Mv. insti- up 2. ; -2 -3 Sending, Whetting, sharp- polishing ( wea-5 An exciting inducement; incen- ening, furbishing, speech. ) ; Si, 3. 6. -6 An ; d^W -5 To give ornaments ) down, to take off ( as To cause let down, place down. -3 eye-balls pons &o. ' 49. ; -4 To detcend, alight ; npr* up, leave, qnit.-6 To raise, strengthCwi. I To cause to en, increase. oome out, deliver, lift up, rescue ; To take Si. 11. 44 ; Dk. 30, 77. -2 excite, stimu- gtir up, late, instigate, despatching. -4 Still further, or higher 7 W. Si. 3. 80. voke. re " mains or follows, assisting at a ceremony. -2- who or what proves a reply. (-BR: ) an assistant, helper 33: Ved. the upper jaw-bone. i"1 ] lofty, tall fj difficulty ) ; terrific, a defendant, respondent ; Y. 2. 17. -2. one whose claims are of later date than another's. 5i%s 1 the northern altar made for the sacred fire. -2- N. of a Ttrtba near the - a 10. (*) Boaring, gusty wind ) ; Mil. 5. 4. -3 Formidable, fierce ; T-dirtiW W*r r*nfni- ( ( up- ^rfT Vet. ww an upper *tf, -ir(. syringe. cloak, -^rf^q m. \ mantle, garment, V3M ***5 Bk. 15 I Ve. 3; vanTo 47. -i Me. 33 ; 12. 71, 16. out of, escape quish, overoom", get flf ; See under n. aw* VJW fried grain. '; Tar 1 P. 1 To pass out of (water), disembark, come out of 64 ; to get or jump out of, rise from; wards. actual ) reply. fjiwq; a. having s;Wi the hair turned upwards. _w n. old age, the declining period of life. into: a kind of email [ from husks threatening. ( arrfW ). ; g^tWT a. nin g a balance ; Mil. 7. fini *.- -3 To weigh. erect, lift up. ; Joins Kinda ( distinguished from jffurtr proper which is usual- * ; ( means of K. 120 1., ; or " tall ; ( the later wro* Lofty, high, I thorn of 3-TTr%icf The head whtch enters the skin ). P. I To raise up ( by jTrnj; 10 means of a balance ). -2 To raise, B. 16. 17, 43. a subsequent day, ;JTTT=J! ind. On on the day following, to-morrow. ^rt<4| a. 1 BnfBed or washed by waves, innndated ; tremhline;, treMn. 6. 3. -2 With surging umlous Ku. 3. 48. -I waves B. 7. 36 Bonncing Dk. 1. Mtmimsi, jfinmr reply. the Vedinta philosophy, an inqniry into the nature of Brahma f $*. An 3^re-3 *!-*'>. ] [ ; a. V. P., Mil. 9. 24. slow nfgr * lond but by a couch ). unit a mere manner of singing. aw ; 89 ; "t^iOTf'T 2. 6. -2 Swollen, increased ( ag a stream ). ; a dispute, debate, a rejoinder, retort. -2. the pleadings in a lawthe twelfth suit. two Nor- ] T^rfrr ind. [ 3tR-=rt ] ( With gen., ace. or at the end of a comp. ) Northward, on the north side of |. consisting of S-tTC-anft [ Superior. - ). < pace north-east. the ) ; velocity in a horse's therly, to the north of ( with abl. ); Bk. 8. 107. upper garment ( second in the first case ).-J opp. f T^rnf? legal to plaint, that part which relates the reply or defence ; qfnig: north-eastward ), Northward. ifsriRl* north-wit. division of a <s work or further on, below ( in a in the sequel. -2 In the to, polished Ac. -* 1 An inducement. -2 One of the five places of a horse, sidling moderate Subsequently, later imi. I qf^r, another. tive, stimulant. zScfxap-p-'l Instigated, excited. -2 Animated. -3 Sent. -4 Sharpened stability. ^TOS I A deliverer, saviour. -2 N. of Siva. a. Transporting or bringrescuing, ing over, conveying: of Vi.hna. -or delivering. -rt N. delivering or 1 The act of landing, S^nru rescuing. -2 Transportation,oonvey ing across. 263 Kim. I Transporting over.-! Unsteady, unstable, changeable. -3 make Biflk. To be vomited -2 T be made to land. im&pot.p. I TTO ffftT a. 1 3^-fjrr-iB- Dsed only ( "] I ) W> of ; 2 Standing wt forth. Ad- ] ; Uorn or produced from, arising .springing np, or originating from; itfg^rrita 3Wf aid ; I One who -2 Resolving. gets up. or coming up ap, rigoa or arise or ; I passion or attachment. Bh. Tfn*ti I Abandonment, leaving. 2 Throwing, throwing up, tossing. 3 Renunciation of til wordly attachments. naries); y?g^ 1, To Caul- To be P. 4 Extreme ; posed to ; WfcR* Mi - [ 3V*" ^ ' To raise oneself ap, stend, rise, *!* Ms. 2. 194 ; B. 9. ; - - manhood. -6 Energy. -7 Joy; pleasure. -8 War, battle. -9 An arrny.-l Evacuating ( by stool Ac ). -11 A book. -12 A court-yard. -13 A shed where sacrifices are offered. -14 A term, limit, boundary. -15 . et sf%59 *TO* ; Si. 9. 39. -2 To get ap from, leave, anr^w rjf%give ap or cease from yf> Pt. 4. -3 To rite, come up ( as the sun Ac. ). -4 To rebonnd ( as a B. 16. ball ) ; Business ; realm. ; ; arr TWraf K. 136; inffir Dk. 49 shonts of applause bnrst forth (were heard) ; N. 22. 44. -6 To rise, increase in strength or power, grow, (as an enemy, disease &c.) (Atm.) = Pt. 234. -7 ( from the dead ) ^rtfStrar Ku. 7. 4. -8 To be active or brave, rise up ( 1. -6 Vomiting. -7 Finish-8 Bringing about. -9 Bringing forth. -10 ( In Math. ) ). rise JtJTJJT^pT fJV?WTt^T? Bg. 2. 3, 37 Mv. 2 ; Pt. 3. 21. -9 To make take pains, strive, try efforts 3; 12; 20. 18; Mv. 4. 6; g^njfV Ki. 11. 13 , T^ftar ajfifi Si STT *(* S. 41 . -10 To ) 1 lift ; B. 3r? The ). excel, surpass. -Cam. to stand np, To cause np, TWrorfc wr*r H. 14. 59 ; raise or throw up (as duit); B. instigate, exoite, wmmmra r* 7. 39. -2 To rouse to action 2. 102 57, si. ; ; ufa. Ratn. ; ; Tfhlf^t/. Elevatio^ rising up. With up-turned eyelashes vf?HfrUuT>.iT;nrpnry gTt ef g ; 4. 15. ;V-2. to ripen or Apt . 10 P. cook To root up, extirpate, eradicate, pull up by the roots ; B. 15. 19 Ku. 2 43. -2 To tear np or 1 ; draw out ^sff'TTj^i^rrq MB 4-69; IfhsSWSiij. Pt. 1. -J To remove, dispel >r^, rt, siW Ac. ont, ; ; ; depose. -: Sap issuing from the cleft of a tree. OTim 1 Uprooting, eradication, destroying root and branch. -2 A diaeaae of the external ear. 3ci?l A One who roots ont. -2 disease of the external ear. TSfWfr Dprooting, eradicating, destroying root and branch. ^eqiftafir The external bark of a tree. Tmfel a. ( oft at the end of Eradicating, tearing out iftHtenainr ^PTT: Pt- 1. 21. ^?tr^ 1 P. 1 (a) To fly or jump comp. ap ) ; Tsj.f<mS. ; 37, 3. place '9 ; ; fgg t JwrngcTtfaf q^- W 37tT3>^3Tt 89 V. 4 ; 30. 6. b ( towards , Kn. 6. 35 ; mfin^err To ) K, 9. 63. ; Me. emerge into vie* ; go ( a ) V. 1. 14; Bk. K. 46, M*3 V. or rush To startup, uramer^i Xftft Jimfyf: B. 13. 11. -2 To rebound (as a ball ) crrftaift ; TWITCH pot. p. gwifiKT ( firo ) .TPT^T^ 2. concluding verse us ; iwur" S. 4. 4. -1 1 An ephithet of a Pragitha consisting of ten Padas -Oomp. argfa,-; the palm of the hsnd with the fingers extended. 4. the quantity sought, an to the question, substitujft ( up, a12. 49 ; 61, ; ; tion of a value ( Colebr.). 2. R. -8 Occurring. -9 High, lofty, eminent. -JO Extended stretched 3Trtr- 132 answer 1, Ratn. 4. ; ; 5. Finding Si. 4. ; if3s&ftItf*nri K. 4. a burst into a flame. -5 Striving, active, diligent Kirn. 1. ]7 8.49. -d Incrensing, growing ( in strength ), advancing. ,7 Bounded up, rfi. licnnded Mn. 1. crfiriir ^rfsrar ing, completing. i ; raise, 14 - (fig. also). ; ; 1 <* 7WTTST 1 Causing to rise, come up or get up- -2 Raising, elevating. -3 Causing to leave (a house). -4 Exciting. -5 Awakening, rousing, ; 10 osres 4c. ) of a family or Reflection. -17Proxi mate Raising np, causing to get ap. -2 Exciting, instigating, animating. !RJ??j S. 2. 13; To become animated, ( -16 cause of a disease. -18 Awakening. the eleventh day -Oomp. (r^fTijpft in the light fortnight of Kirttika when Vishnu rites from his four months' sleep ( also called v^rfvsfr ) WTtf*timtTWJr*f^r 83. -5 To come forth, arise, spring or originate from, ace me from crMbh. *j 14. 17. *^r. ; exertion, P ( ; 9 215 . eff o r t (*or money), acquisition of property. (It) Manly terror, n n P"8 nt tripod. 8. of lumi- as ^f^rer'tart 555 HVTSTtTTHS. 2. 5 "sifot Dk. 153 diswork Mv. 6. 23 activity; afraid. fear, ( Resurrection. -5 (a) Effort, exertion, alarm. 1. -2 Biding 3. 9. j^j^rmprfJr?f?^R.6.31. newly risen. -3 Rise, origin. -4 frighten, alarm. TnrnTi to Causing sf I The act of spring np. rising or standing up, getting up; Abandoned, left. -2 tossed. -3 Free from ^rVrfc Si a. 77ITPT 14. 10. Thrown, ; ; Arising, coming forth. Ved. a. T?ng orned with raised or upright arches U. T^trof TTsrflW nt>% Kn. 7. 63 a- risen 4 end of comp. at the a horse. 1 5. 11 R. C. 33 -3 Reaoacd, saved 17. 7. -4 Born, produced, sprung ; -4 To support, feed, qtg: Si. broken out ; 7*fiti " ; Malli. on Ki. 8. 4. stu- experienced, clever. -dT^Rrt One of the 8ve pace? Dk. 107. raise to life, 92 3. IJ.. ; ' -3 Released from obligation. -4 One *vho has finished his course of alive Sat. Br. ; MB. 11. 161. -3 To be crossed over. t Wiuf .p. p. I Landed, crowed, passed over. -2 Rescued, delivered. dies 40 5. -3 To arouse, awaken, To 1 be raised or -2 To be excited or animat-3 To be mixed. lifted. ed. ! ynnr'K Rising < ( fig. also ! ) forth, ; ; Bisan or rising ( as ft * *fkfn p.p. from a seat) H B. 61 ; 2. ; Si. 1. 16. I -2 i Baited, gone op ; f^wnfiiJiTTirar- R. 4. 77 ; rcrvfflr? 5T5j ; becoming visible W^QHH^Twfrinf Mu. 3 Pt. 3. 153. coming duced or originated ; from the womb A 1 ). bird. Flying up, a leap, spring. -2 Rising or going np, ascending. -3 Throwing up. -4 Birth, p reduction. 264 a- springing op 1 37UT jump spring, jump. -2 at one Rebounding, rising np also fig. ( "P. Pt. 3. ; op, a Flying rrsfijtrrasr ; g>g Flying, R. 4. 47 ; ) ; of line H. A any portentous or unusual phenomenon TcTI^T ^nffit ^ boding calamity VArt. 'stcW: K. Ill, 287 Ve. 1. y. 1. ->J portent, ; . 10 P. Mv. ; 37. -4 1. public calamity earthquake Ac. ) ; ^ar Ketn ; MAI. ( as an %g K. 5 Any eclipse, Oomp. 9. 48. -JRTJ, -wicTtrers portentous or violent wind, whirlwind, a hur; B. 15. 23 a- TclTai Mv. ; ^f: =3WT5T: -2 wheie ; *<W- [ also ( fig. irefar $*H : ) A wrong a. ( fWr- offcmifr ( Ms. 2. 214 , Si. 12. ; 24 ; a mistaken path, (wrong guess), v ind. Astray, error ; D. 4. 22. on the wrong road. To be born or pro^ftf? 4 A. 1 duced, arise, originate, spring up ; Mil. JcIWl^MfcT TW 95lflT HT5TUH? Ms. 1. 77. -2 6 1. ^nfrt's'fifiNw^ ; To occur, happen 441411^ ^rc*T unto his mind fa K- 132 it occurred Mb. Tcqwnmulg^gcr??^ Hf^ .^ M- 3 for which an occasion has ; ; ; itself Ms. Cam. 5. 48. presented effect, I To produce, boget, cause, ^grrfSr w|rrbring about, prepare n^T^ Pt- 2 Ms. 1. 63, 2. 147, 9. 60 ; so J:r, ^Wi >"fi 5T*t &c. -2 To bring forward. ; ; ; 1 Birth i%!/. K. 8. 83. : ; riT3?;it%Wtrrgcr- -2 Production ; g Til. 17. *pt*5|**S. -3 Source, origin j<*4frU HTgcTnir: K. 45. -4 Rising, going up, becoming into existence. -SPrcvisible, coming t^jrSi, prodoctivencs, produce Ki J- r 5l 68 ~6 Producing T!%^5\'. as a result or effect. -7 Resurrection. A ; - Tirr'ft'H a. taking yUct> at -Oomp. SRH: order of the time of birth. production by the combined action of cause and effect. -2. purport, meaning. -ra3f:tttypo of birth ( a investiture with the saa mark of the twicecred thread ) , ; Ma. 377V ) Productive, ; 146 ; 9. 32. -2 A fabulous animal with eight feet, called jmr -= Oria- 2. 68. p- p- I Born produced, kriaen. -2 Bisen, gone up. -J. Ac- Bringing forth, pro dticing. -if 0-iving birth, production, generating ; Ms. 9. 27. 1 Produced, born; 208. -2 Bringing forth, causing, producing (in oomp.). TTTifijJRT 1 N. of a certain insect, the white ant. -2 A mother. - H. TWW a. 1. [grastn: ; i^T^JTTT^W3rit^UT% Mo. 26 12. 86 ; S. 1. 18 !frcc<J5r ; -2 the plant Costus Speoiosus. -3 A plant in general. -Comp.-ajqr.-^^^a. lotussir* a. lotus like. eyed. irfair a variety of sandal of the colour of brass ( q-y 1. which U very fragrant ). -2. a wound a lotus-leaf. caused a -female's finger-nail, by nail-print. -3. a Tilaka or mark on the forehead made with sandal. -4 a broad-bladed knife or lancet. . ^ flowers. lotus flowers. lotoses. -3 metre ( = An ^'rt^rq. v. ) - 3?^. Looking upwards. Ved Conveying over, transportation affinal Health. -?5 a. gfifrm oaged. -2 Oat of I excess ; T%T%7T U. 3. froth, Foam. 29 Mil. ; 6, -J 7. T?fh^ 1 Pressing out. -2 Press ing or striking against ; K. 82. a. With the tail erect. gfi^-otf the 37S'?TTff Den. A. I To raise tail. -2 P. ) To make one raise the ( tail. a Blown, expanded. - A ; sor. of disease in the a. ;jf5 -2 Joyful, U. V4j. -2 To Thrilled, bristling. I delighted. I To clean se, purify , extract any thing that has been purified. 1 Cleansing, purifying ; 3-- -2 Straining liquids for domestic or religions purposes. -3 Any instrument forc!eansing.-4 Sprinkling ghee (or other fluids) on the sacrificial fire with two blades of Si:a are held in grans, the ends of which 5. 115. either hand and the centre dipped into the liquid [ ; Purifying, a pnrifier. !-fg ] Purifying gbeee, " Continuous, unceasing ; MAI. S. 5. g^jpir a. Flashing forth or diffus--w: Blazing fire. ing light, bright. Abortion. by Eating lifting np anything. Hfsrra: r^HT Dnconflned, nn- order, excessively confused, disordered ; Si. 4. 6- press ; ; lotas plant having uoder upwards 5: 1 g-t^rg- a. Pressing out. Pressing out. -2 (a) Gush, gushing flow, rushing column or mass ; trK. 296; wfis%* tjufl stet U. 3. 9 r snpT*i'cftMe. 91. (6) Overflow, in A species of the Ati jagati f See r ] ; against, 3^!?trijc ; loiuassemblage of Abounding -2 A ; urge; R. 16.66,5.46. -J To overwhelm, overpower, trouble K. 242. a. a. press 40 1. or strike R. 3, 36, so *Tr". ; To I Ku. sro-J?Tc*r?*fT( To throw fft] Fleshless, -& lily 10 P. ^ strike or rub against lobe of the ear. q* A kind of cake emaciated, lean. made with nnwianowed corn. ^ I A blue lotas, ny lotus or wnler- 1- ^ihrt f^^r/. 3. 17 acquiring. I 55: producer, generator, a father Ms. ; birth. kind effective, bringing abctut; 3^ ^fjrtcqr^- *rri% star. ; 5TWT Mb. Pt. 1. 306 ) ] a % ?TiW<>r H. iT 3**fa -lump of partridge. 2.74. born Sftn out, propel, Y. 225; 2 "tfirj Pt. 2. 177. 5TTI, -TTt |. a child. -2. TTTT^f 7 P. I To rub together. -2 To crush, grind, reduce to powder. A Tr^lff a. Ground, rubbed disease, a grating of the hones or of the joints upon each other. 1 ftrnfSrq a. peri ). gin, cause. q. v. With uplifted banners, flags are hoisted 3*fT.fh T^gw^r^j U. ^ a. eating ; JW!I31 cf ( 2. 1. Causing a calamity. 1 Flying np. road MT^ month, sbing as soon as born. 3"fir^s <*. With the feet up-lifteil. %: Birth, production, appearance \a- ; ricane earned is to ; ; K. Effected, accom- descendants. from hand living what 1. -4 quired, gaiued. plished. -5 Occurred. -6 Known, at-eertained. -Camp. ag a having n ' Hurling, flinging Violent burst away. -2 Jest, joke. -3 of laughter. -4 sion. MY. ( o ) Ridicule, deri- b ) Satire, irony ; Ratn. 6 ; 8. P. 478. -5 Excess. ( 3 ; 265 A 3r!nr/. ^ Ved. A. bubble. To look np 1 [gnf-ff] to ; Pt. 1 ; to expect K. 35, 22; 9 ; ; to antioipata, gee in prospect ; 3^37TTOTT sr^it/H^im Mn. I. -2 To see, perceive, behold. -3 To guess, con*nrefir fogjfcsra- ^ upinely or on the back ; of. fj I The female organ of generation ( tfCTuf ). -2 A kind of coitus. An excellent fruit. A Un. 68 3. A ] 1 fountain spring, ; To 9 believe, fancy Trswrar ! K. 108 ; Ve. ; 5rrenra*(f f^frror T&I tery place. -Oonrp -fa; Ved. a well. 3^nfT 2. Ram. -5 To remember, think of Amaru. 38 0.6. 37. -6 To transfer (with loo. ). -7 To illustrate by a Ved. ( supposed simile ; Looking into, perceiving-2 Looking upwards, -3 Guess, conjecture. -4 Comparing. T>VT I Conjecture, guess. -2 Dis- K. 3" ? ; *W The ^-fl^-W^-^rsr ] 1 seated in a g-i0rtntrf with boy [ U.I the lap V. 5. -10 : isro*in?ta*j}f ^' ^ y"T! > -3 Interior, vicinity ^e MM. 8. fft^^wn- contact, union -2 Embrace, 6. *f 3rTO3?H'T- sr ; ; ; ^ regarding,careleignegg, indifference. ) A figure of speech, ' Poetical fancy,' which consists in fntTlPTJF: Ku. 1. 10 ; ^for" ^ide, 5)c supposing ^ijJw and 3711=1 as similar to eacb other in oome respects and in indicating, or impli- 14. 76. -5 The haunch or part above the hip ( (%aV ). -6 The upper part, -3( In Bhet. expressly by cation, a probability of their identity based on snob similarity it is the imagining of one object under the character of another % ; Mk. 1. 34; ^V- Kn. 1. 1. It is usually expressed by &, or by words like q^, 51*, -*r, STUP. cf (see Kav. ^ Ac.and S. D. 686-692 . ?Sl?rf also. -4 A 2. R. Q. paiable. 234); under -5 An ironi- cal comparison. 3755 1 A. 1 To jump or leap rjp, boned, bound away Si. 12. 22, 5. 5 ; leap out of ; K. 1. 18. -2 To spring or jnmp npon TngcSjeT j^ryiUH MB. 8. 23G. -3 To float; K. 42. -4 To be fluctuating K. 206. ( Ved. Destroying. Destroying, overturning TwrfTre whs^t Mb. ; Bg. 17. 19. -2 Sngpending, interrupting. -3 Cleaning the person with perfumes, chafing the limbs Ms. 2. 209, 211. 1 ; > ftrr: Me. 27; K. 52. -7 ( a, act livity or edge of a hill; g*t TfS^mTff R. 6. 3 ( 6 ) Peak, sum; mit ; roof 3?>i w* TT: Ki. -8 The Vault, -9 Mv. 5. 53. -10 7. 21. house. a of canopy (as of sky ) ; The bottom or deep part of an ulcer. -11 A high number (=100 Vivihas). -12 An ascetic ( g*3>ta: ) fl'"t 3V*TMhr a Associated, joined, brought in contact with ; 3?qnHt*r:SfforaY sw^Tq Si. 3. 79 wafting spiays. -2 Taken in the lap ; "rfiV1 - U. 7. -4 Healing a ascending, rising. ; A Tc$*: A jump, leap, bound. *r 3rHii boat. -7 Ploughing a field twice or thoroughly ). T?HT?5?r'r pot. p. To be destroyed, effected or ascended &o. 7 Any application to a sore that pro- duces granulation. 3"?Hrf<er p. p. I Destroyed. -2 Cleansed, purified with oil or perfumes <&c. -3 Risen, ascended. -4 Raised. 5rPB?: [ 35-$;^ ] 1 A festival, joyous or festive occasion, jubilee ; S. 6. 19 ; ate* festive or joyous dance U. 3. 18 ; Ms. 3. 59. -2 W Joy, merriment, delight, pleasure ; $r?*r f%wira^n? R. 4. 78, 16. 10 : Mv. 3. 41 ; Ratn. 1. 23 , Si. 2. 61 w ; -6 A book. -7 Enter-8 An undertaking, begin- section of a prise. ning. -Camp. _^%?rr: ( m. pi. ) H. of a people, a wild tiibe of the Himalaya ing up or leaping np. Skimming oil 3r3^ impure ghee or any dirt floating upon a liquid by passing a blude fall into of -3 To ,4 $ I oil or Kna 3VF35 To 1 P. 1 To it. spring, leap. part asunder, expand, a flower to grand orer Com. To )- open open, -2 ( as cause expand. T?1>rar: 1 A jump, spring, leaping rapid motion ; Mk. 6. -2 Shuffling of feet. -3 The jumping attitude. up ; P-P- [ 3^-M-rC ] I Opened,full blown (as flowers ;; Tf^pj3"*5rJ sfteffoir^girwrH: Si. 11. 36. -2 Widely opened, expanded, dilated (ye); f*wr snrsf; Pt. 1. -3 Swollen, increased in bulk. -4 Sleeping 34 P. j Jumping springing upon. -2 I Throwing upwards, I. 3. 1 P. 1 lift- 36. To sink minor decay < flg. also ), T?(fr%3KH Bg.3.24.-2Toleaveoff, quit. rair: ; rise op. Caui. I To destroy, ??OT ; To overturn, upset ( pots &c. ). -3 To rub in, anoint (an with oil, perfumes &c.); y. 1. 277. I 3"?ffW P-PDecayed. -2 Destroyed, off ; ruined, TcfrerfffiT K. nurooted, left 164 undone ; nfftwsr g-ftfffTft3r?: K. 54 1. 44 isrc: fnSfr ; Va. wretched 2. ; into disuse, K. 171 ; extirpated. K. 198. extinct ( ; ; Fallen as a book -5 Finished, completed. -6 1 4- 78- A. I 'can' ); To be able, have expressed by dare, venture ( with inf. ); power or energy ; ( S. 5 ; Mu. 4. 14 ; Si. 14. 83 ; Bk. 3. sometiuieg with 54, 5. 59, 14. 89 ; Pt. 1. -2 aco. and dat. also ; be prompted or incitTo attempt, Ki. 1. 36 to cheer up, not to sink or give way ; aigrwflhfW^Wtf'W Bk. 19. 16. -3 To feel at ease, en- ed ; ; f **t Rii joy pleasure ; sjiorncgmsn Ku. 4. S6.-4 To go forward, march Caul. To encourage, on ; K. 249. excite, inatigate, incite ertion -2 ; ' ; g?5cWTfWWT'9fT: inclination Energy, g. 18. 26. desire ; ; Bg. 3V^wV *J^T* -3 Cursed, -4 -5 Going up, -6 Eievating, raising. - Associating with ,an associate, partner. -2 Deep-seated m. An nicer, a deep (as an nicer). sore. sfr Pimples on the inner edge of the eye-lids. i. sore. ( ; ; aacrifiuUI ). ; 260, 275. gee 3?>;3fr below. ] ). e lap Tfqsfof Opening the thighs a. 3r*ref3rf Permitted; 3rg^ ; ; particular part of the animal a. ; ; increased ( opp. swnr ). -7 Accomplished easily ( Ved. ). 3"?nr^: 1 Destruction, decay, ruin, loss ; ftm3??TT3T*?Tft gn<Jrf K. 32. -2 ). Risen, jnft?HT?'*f'r wr w S. 2 nrgy. H. 3. do not damp my -3 Pertevevance, strenuous effort, H^OHI ; . of the threB Siktia or onergy, one ruler ( the other two ft of powers 266 being H* and sow ) 1? Kn. 1. 22. -4 Determinajeiolution f r^sr HTWHCOTT?HT' JPIH tion, ; Wfr g/%T: Amaru. Ms. utility, -5 Power, 10. fortitude, Firmness or Zeal, ardent deiire. -J affection. -4 Sorrow Attachment, fortitude regarded at the foe ling which gives rise to the ft or heroic gentement ^ S. D. 3 ; ; CTB^^rRt Den. P. To make oneasy M. 5. Dn. A. To become on- O. -g Happiness. -9 A threadthe heroic senti-^tjflri ment l$ff). (-H) increase of energy, B. htroistn. -f TTfiTi plant or scheme of encouraging or exciting; S.2. -^rfrSi /. firmness, energy ; see ( 3 ) above. 1 wo- active, energetic, persevering. Jhjifr a. one who encourges or excites to exertion ; 3rqfr % T2. . ' perseverance. Effort, -2 Encouraging, exciting. 3rtfr/^? a Active, persevering. P. 1 To sprinkle, spread, 3f%^.6 -2 To make proud. Pan. 1 To spout or foam np TtcTf'Tms* Tiflr Bhag. -2 To be puffed np or proud, be elated IT jour down. ; ; dm R. 17. 43 ; f^ttrif *h?ff"Rl K. 329. -J Tooveiflow, irrJrfcwi'^r increase. TT%Tr p Sprinkled. -2 Proud, haughty, puffed np. -J Flooded, overflowing, excessive. -4 increased. -5 Raised, Enlarged, elevated. -6 Fickle, disturbed ( in mind); 3rrjftorfT?ntTr^gi?>nKWTfrt n Ms. 8. 71. Tcfof: p. 1 1 -2 Sprinkling, pouring. Spouting ont or over, showering. -3 Overflow, increase, excess tfq. n?&3Ffr: Mv. 5. 33 streams of bloodMe. 55 v. 1. ,*', TO &c. -4 Pride' ; ; hansrhtmess, iagolanoe *c, Bb. ; 3^ f^f^g: R. 4. 70 3i ; s . 2. 64. a I Overflowing, exoesii ve; Mu. 1 26. -2.Prood,haughty, puffed up TTT^rg?jH>;s?f S. 4. 17. ; TrfNrsr The act of showering or pouting upwards. ?fU=P Anxiously desirous, eagerly expecting, striving for (any ohject )(with instr. or loc. or in oomp ); fSrjf r ft^nrt *>r g *.Sk. ^t Hi^iTr%Ti-ii es ^ ^ K. 5. 11 =* IfR : gff3rirr^ Ka. 21. 139 Me. 09 S 3. 14 ; jw : R 2 . ' 4? _.' ,- Ac. -2 Restless, uneasy' - attache J, to ; . 22. -4 Kegretting, repining, sorrowing for Longiog for, anxious desire Bs. l. 6. -: 112. Evening, ] I To ; ; ;' 2. 53 Sar - s 37HT: A variety on the metre having 15 syllables. ^W>? he *?t: ( opp. TTTf-TT ^ ^P ) general rule or precept ( opp. particular rule or exception); 27 ; R. 15 7. -10 Offering what is promised ( to gods, Brahcnen&s &" ) with due ceremonies. The anus ; Ms. 12. 121. ind. it fit WWT [^-?-Til] to take the A c boll TrHfiT? Leaving out 1 Tctnfi? * when ( irwfinrre- 77RTT9;: I A policeman, ( one driven away men and makes room for others ). -2 A guard. -3 A 1 porter, door-keeper. at a Removing, keeping , Reception of a guest. 6 P. 1 To pour ont, emit, jt^3j^ send forth or down;wriit.nrfir. 3. 25 1- 18 to give back ' R Bg. 9. 19 BO w - ; ; JTHTTquit leave, abandon, give up r?3mg?sii Ms. 9. 171 fttr(mr?TrsT; ; 177, 191, 51,6.46,7.7 ;Kn. kill so irj, MIUTK, 2. 194 3o, ; R. 5. 5. 86 ; 'Sr4vn Mantra. .of ; ; 14. 45. -6 To ); Bk. let fall down, sow, scatter ( as seed Ac. ); Ms. 10.71. To -7 present, give Mil. 10. 23. -8 To widen, stretch out, extend. -9 To as a rule ), restrict or limit the scope of a rule. -JO To send one to a place. -1 1 To permit to go, dis( charge, dismiss. -!2To adjourn. -iJ to the end. -14 To make, To hear form, shape ( Ved.). Laying or Reaving aside, abandoning, suspension Ka. 7. 45. 7??Pt: Left, oust, thrown. Pt. 1. 206. -3 ; Given, offered. -4 Poured fortb, cast into or upon. -Comp. a bull tr|j set at liberty casions. upon particular oc- Trgf&i/. Abandonment, leaving, emission. Tf^TJ. P. 1 To go upwards, 1 glide -2 To go up or soar upwards. to, KlTf^wrTfajgcfTH'? R 5. 46. -3 To spread out. -4 To riae ( as the sun >. approach ; T?TI! -far I Going or gliding upwards. -2 Swelling, heaving, undu) lating. Moving or 7?ffi\f^a.I tdidini? ap wards, rising ) : 3?wf<Jafrwr3 ffrt unirr S. 7 -3 Transcendental. off/. A division of time ( with the Jainas ), a long ten crores of period said to be orores of oceans of years of. 31*- = . ; ; : abolish 1 . ; &o.; irfnf Tr?f 7?^ar^ H- 1- * (&) To put off, lay aside wr$r?s^j>ij -2 A gift, donation- -3 Suspension of a V"dio study. -4 A ceremony connected with thin gugpension ( to be perf ormed half yearly); Mi. 4. 96 *tfcff- -2 Dsed, employed distance, driving ont of the way "wsRSBT 106, 112. -2 Helping one to step oat (of a palanquin &c.). -3 gcw^rfS K. off. Leaving, abandoning, letting loose, quitting &c. who I or -2 Omitting, abandoning. "f(: ) T?rrr* without Generally, any exception. R. 4. I tcfRiftJtwm : ; A -H turn expel, discharge, throw (as arrows 1 -9 ; ; ob- ?SCr ^ -2 Irregular. -J away ; ^r^aft^hfrc?^ K. 106 Mv. 4. 39. -2 To reK. 204 move, keep or put aside ont, let- -6 An g^fffl'n- tion ( as of study or a vjv? ); cf. 7- drive gorr: -5 Loosening, 3. ag in -J Excretion, voiding by stool&o.; gOr*,nwJiy 8 Comple- twilight. g-fg Cuus. , . S %.* 'grurfa'T ' I . Mu. ing ; ara ting loose Deviating from the rule (55 ) of P&nini ; *T9fl%i 3fg?5* to push far a. Persevering, active. 37; so gaf. -3 A^gitt, donation, giving away; Mi. 11. 194. -4 Spend- lation, libation. 3f*sT [s^tcf! S,4] 1 Onstrnng, loose, detached ( from the st'ing ); "wforft: Si. 8. 53. -Conrp. ; 4. ^{jwr-irfr oasy or anxious. -2 Pouring out, dropping down omission hftcff?aTnnni?h Me. 19, ; t regret. -6 Firmness, strength. -7 ( In lihet. ) 85. 5. -2 easiness. no. Bestlessneas, I ; I ; a. High, tall. | ; A hTerf> ( ?** ) Kn. 5. 8, 24 high or projecting breasts HTcff; ; ^wt^: Mu 7 rai ed n 'gb up. -2 Thickness, fatnrss. -3 Intumescence, swelling. -4 The body. -5 j Killing, Sublimity, gremtnesa. : slaughter. - 4 - 267 To Caut. of one. To A. 1 . smile make ridicule, Tfpnr-. Smile. g-rfq a- Coining 1 a fool 3^q'^ from or a well A Jf: lond sound. To talk in 37WriTT*rt Den. A. uneasidream through deep, t<W P5ness #ral?^rrr% U. 1 one' form of shower ! ; f%sjrrs?WTrft M. 4. 31 A n and yerbi prefix to above upward*, npon, on, over, 3K Acquisition, gtin ; 3nrsfft- -5 Pnbli; ; TO "With nonns it forms adj. and adv. compounds ; An Sent forth, uttered. vessel rft 97 2. dead person a *f* TTffa. certain parts of the body with waier, a bathe [of. Gr. hudor L. unda afcr- margin of wave* ] -Oofflp. ; 3. water, bank, shore ; Dk. 6 alted aflfsjrt *&% S. 4. a. desironj of water, thirsty, 6. 12. 6;Y. ; 3. $* f$r^*tfrfTfcf 4. fW: a watw jar. a kind of vow. tr? : enZ'j?: frft: -q$fft tering water, bathing. 1 mountain abounding io streams of water. *nj* drinking water Pt. 1. ^, ^T?; a kind of magie. ; giver ot -^rs, -^rnra, -?tf*w water. ( -^i ) I- a giver of water to the Manes -2. an heir, near kins3*v4^ q- v. ^Ti= nd. ordeal. preceded by the ffa pouring of ; -4 Noble, good-looking (^K); -5 Advanced in age. -6 Conspicuous, distinguished, exalted, inigmtied, increased *r JTrf?r3 Jfl*H^PI, B. 2. 71, 9. 64, 13. 50. -7 Intense, unbearable ( as heat ) Si. 4 mountain, the equator gress north of ( pro- = 3*nm return from the B. 8. 33. !' r Sf: its skirls or border o. having I5j north turned upwards or towards the q. v. WlffW- ). noith ;g-JHrff%I^T ( garment -Jjffrt good a. 1. inclining or country. -sraoi the north. -2- protowards sloping a sacrifice ). -^flf:, ceeding well ( as aor fertile soih gw M. ^^!I3 : gre Towards th northwards. 3-*** [ w* vv*- 5 H r north, A ] water out buoket, a pail for drawing JTi well <-3 a of 7?** ft*J -J Dk. 130. -2 Throwing upwards. cover A -4 Bising, ascending. ; ; ; Fierce, fearful; #f d J5T?JfirB. 11. 69 -9 Exclterf, furious, 4. enraptured ; JT^rfUTt ajr^iiat B. 22 -10 strong ; Ki. 18. 1 ; 12. -8 or lid. rirja. The north Me. 57. tT a- Mighty, f%*r V. 5. 18 strong or iVrf rf ( deadly ). -Oomp. ^[ sharp a. having bed. projecting teeth, large-toot 3^imfir Dm- P. To display prominently ; Mn. 6. 13. 3-^1 U. [ av3** ] To drive out, expel, pnll off. ?{*t Driving Cittle Ac. ). out or forth ( of - Turne<1 or [*V3t] ing upwards. enit i ^trr a kind of ; B- 15. 27 exf^BKStfiir filt: if>4ir Sir 16. 87 rich in Si. 14. 41. a water-jar, the Manas 65 srifrTroiTWr*T? consisting of water. chiefly a cistern, well. j a reservoir, l: Si. 12. : -Comp. antf the sun's facing the north Me. 14. odour. -J Large, broad, vast, big ; Mu. B. 6. 32 s 3TiTss*rav ffa a. ; ; ; northern the fjf, Himalaya. Re- Northward, Ms. ) abl. -3 Subsequently. 217. _v ] ' 5. 1. 7 high leaps ' or ar nd. I Above. -2 to the north of ( with TSff* Wrtgfo ; ; - Turned I ) ; ; to tonoh ). going upws's. wards. -2 Upper, higher turned toV}r,i Ac. -3 Northern, wards tbe north. -4 Surueqnent. 3^* /. tlevated top, projecting, pointing upwards ; as in '&. -2 Tall, lofty, also ) high, elevated, exalted ( fig. Si. 2. 21, 4. 19 ; or for oil Ao. ( - . ^ ; ' T^^tf a. [ 3^*"tfft ?r 1fl[ ] quiring water. -2 Being in water. ?qr A woman in her courses ( requiring water for purification ). stiffm tout Tf* wer [ rioe I Si. I- 34. ; ; ; aquatic animal. Hi a- [ of. P. V. Watery, containing water. Tf*?( times used in the Veda as an expletive simply to fill ont the verse. To co up; Tf ^f'W ; ; a- DrisjA in water ; unfiguratively used for anything heard of or impossible. Power; m*f*r8& b ) to rise, ris* forth ' Q. L. 6 Bv- 2. 76 K. 221 welter np Mv. 3. 32. Raised or lifted np TfWjj-p. i from a well ) Taf^KSf * as Sk. -2 Risen, ascended. -J -,,-.-.-. ; ; ; )(a) 1.-3(Intrans. ( carrier ; 39 ] Water *onnd utter, touching different parts of the body with water. -2. touching water preparatory to or in confirmation of an watereath, gift, or promise, -frtt anxiety oity j 3* 3i?S--ll ^^SW^r^Vb send forth, cause to ?H To 5ttftt/- sprinkl- W& ; ; "fp ; srnJf by ablations. fr*J?i ground moistened with water. -4 ( jirfjfJi ) 8. 39. ratst, ^nrq out, ont off, from, apart Ac.; ajr^rft. -J Motion npwardi Si. To 1 Tf^lU-U?.-^] elevate, lift or throw up, draw^ up 1 as water ) <;% over ing holy or consecrated water a siok person to allay fever ; cf. ; -* Separation, diljnnotion ) ; any aquatic herb. noon*. O. M. gives the following senses with illustration* t I Superank or power ; np, riority in place, ( leading ont. - ( as water ). a. Higb-soanding. fountain ont (of oattleV The driving the hand water, by pouring water on as preparatory to or confirmatory H^STST of gift or promise. a *?rt;i, -*?W watery, like water. water water. for -<J?T: carrying yoke or moist soil. -Jtegs a water-pitcher (Ved.). -fat a kind of peeled grain. ort of diabetes ( passing weji fcrtX <J. suffering watery urine ). from this disease. *^r; I a thunder-shower. -2. thunderbolt in tbe deride. at, north. 1 ; Turned towards the -2 Northern. or living in tbe Tift,5r a. Situated to the Borth. -wr: 1 The country and west of the river Saras- north northern country. -2 ( pi. ) north K. The inhabitants of the 4 66 4 A kind of perfume. kind of VaitlUya -Oonp. -T* yati ; ; metre. 268 a One who hollows the palms and then raises them, folding the hands in supplication. 1 A flsb. -2 A kind of j4<SMI?i: snake. ^f?r: See under 2. 35 a. Ved. causing water to flow swimming or (plashing in water (?). S breathe out the breath in upwards, send an upward direction ( opp. aiqi^). * Breathing upar^TT! [ yPS^i ] wards -2 Breathing, breath in the five vigeneral. -3 One of which life-winds or rises up the throat and enters into the head the other four being SOT, who offers waters to the Manes, -trm standing or residence in water ; ; WF**wfi^^W3c and BTR; 5. 26. (-H) a house on the borders of a stream or pond. qtRr-i a. standing in water ; K. 23. *\f a. bringing water ; ( -71 ) a, cloud. *Tf r a water-vessel. tfro yoke for si^nr: a jar filled carrying water. with water. g^t a water-jar. n [ vs^n ST^T *ffrf^ J butler* ~f*"Tc^ With Buddhist e ) An expression of pra'ae or joy. -5 The navel. -6 An eye-lash. -7 A kind of : -4 II ( snake. 2. 3"?^ 3v*fH [ Wftt r 3 usually occurring in compounds either at the beginning or at the end, and as an optional substitute for 3%<$ after the aco. dual. It has no forms for the first five inflec( tions. In comp. it drops its^) fi &c ( the ; - e. g- sj: N. bark of which is robbed and thrown in water to Stan the fishes ). grnt a mw: water-jar; Ma. 2. 182, 3. 68. a cloud ( Ved. ). sr a. aquatic, watery, produced in or by water. qrsrt [ 3^F tfiuft are ] fifc jar. -2- a cloud. 1. a water- a^rf^f sfHrctS >fl f* 3^l^! ] I- the receptacle of waters, ocean T^3f?T f^TH'iryftssjH : ; a symbolical expression for the number 4 or 7. *>rr, wrr,QTr Laksbmi, the daughter of the ocean (produced from the ocean among the 14 jewels). J aTT:, -*>r: m. a voyager, mariner. T3t I cuttle fish-bone -2. the foam of the ocean *^3rftr the earth (girdled by the ocean, sea-girt j. "nsr: the king of waters, i. e. the chief ocean. gnr N. of Lakahmi and of Dvaraka, the capital of Krishna ( said to have been reclaimed f torn the ocean ) -g a Cresting the water ( vessel. }. qr-t:, pond near a K in=r,-^V a water-jug, a small pool or -r well, or the well itself ; 50. fl^. (lit.) a frog in a well (fig.) one who has had no experience of the woild at large, a man of limited ideas who knows only bis own neighbourhood cf fwg^. a ; . ; oaste, t)-,f anything ground with water. WS. 6. wt ; Wavy, watery, aboundwater ( Ved. ). TO. The ing in ocean 3^r?<*3irar ^t B. B. ; 1. 8 ; R- 4.52.58,10.6; Ku. 1. 73. 3-45^ a, 1 Thirsty. -1 Watery. Thirst ; f-^r^arg^irsrift^H: Ve. 6 tTf^Tjsy^fTff ftrftfti nflf>T! Bk. ; 5ir^TfR sRwar^vrr- 19 ;Snti. 5;S. 1. 1. 19 ; grwCt^^": Mk 5 5 Ki 3. 12 q^iat wri^rm^rair S. 7.4.-J Enlargement of the abdorrf n from diopsy or flatulence 3*1 ifT^< 3J9 Ait Br. -4 Any moiVid abdominal Amrn. 88 - - ; ; ; such as affection, spleen &c. liver, (eaidtob" of 8 kinds 8 wr-tg* [ and 3rs , cf. uterus L. -anw -Oomp. ^ra -5 Slaughter. Zend, udara ]. ). ; 8'. flatulence of the srmff: disease of the belly, belly. diarrhoea. srrHPi^ dysentery, from dysentery, -sirort, wrtfft *be tape-worm. U?HI disease of the spleen. a. suffering nfvt 3U"f 1- * cuirass, armour covering the front cf the body. -2- a belly. a f< ] gluttonous, voracious (having devilish appetite ). ( =5: ) a glutton. ind. till the belly is full T*t- 3J gi ^ ; Sk. rats his fill. tnV", of -HTtjT feeding the belly, support tif e.-5i*i a. sleeping on the face or the fffa: aglntbelly. (-IT: ). foetus. the ton, an epicure ( one to whom belly is all-in-all a. -ff*n ). Abdominal. ; 3. 40. -Oomp. -3fo. Ved. born or liv- ing in water. f To be thirsty. -2 Thirsty, seeking water. 1 -2 Walking in water. to the end a^usat mil or ] border of -tit [ 3^?fis i?-ini ] Reaching anything. 1 News, report, full tidings, intelligence, account, history ; j?r fTW: ft'fr^JT B. 12. 66 3it?nr<j't 5i*ift5ff^ K. ; 132 ; SSJTTT! ^f*wr?$^ff%-2 A pure and virtuif ) -J Supporting one- stfft^'T. I^TI Me. 100. ous man ( self by sacrificing for others ( |i%n3T*i ) -4 One who gets a livelihood by a trade Ac. ( Wilson ). News, n. boundary. own ] 1 Nourishing selfish. -2 Gluttonous, voracious. ^fw-5? a. Having a large fat. belly, corpulent, Having a -2 Abdominal. -oft A pregnant woman. to TS'T a, [3^-15] Belonging the hellv. -$ Contents of the belly. 4. 88] S^tlV: [35;sl-rm l Un. I The ocean. -2 The sun. TfhI [ 3^-IH ] 1 large belly, fat, corpulent. See under 3X5. B. [ cue's 26 3-3*^, irrigate. T4J a. III. 2. belly, Den. P. T3rf& To . ; 29 2 parts of butter-milk and 1 of water ). spqrsf ! place full of water. -2. residence !n water. -Wfift a kettle, vessel for holding water. f^or. a vessel for drawing water, -(FK a. fetching or carrying water. -*:) a cloud (water-carrier), a. belly ; 16, 4. the navel. put The I 4. 31 Bb. 2. 119 ; cf. j$tTR &c. -2 The inte, rior or inside of anything, cavity; a^mPt. 2.150 ; B. 5 70 U. 2. milk containing ffty percent, water ( i. c. -Oomp. - *W: r as a boat -W^] ; airs tal ; a drop of water : Kn. 5. 24. vrrr: a water-carrier, i. e. a cloud. w'tls H a fiftieth J*rT:> barley-water. 1. wafc*j; part of an snsw q- v. tery cloud. -2. a shower of rain.-HT^fui^r o- aalted, prepared with brin', w^C: 1. a thunder-shower briny. water-spout. -2- thunderbolt in the form of water ; Si. 8. 39 g^. &FH 1 P. (^-3*0 To 1. See under 3^3. B. a. Full of water See under 3iR. by grinding in water. tad. ( -if ) - intelligence. : ^ Said to be fr. ) 1 ( a ) [ Dk. End, conclusion "wtfT: BRjfaj 79 8r?* K. 328. (6) Besnlt, confuture result of an action; s^qt-ence, f^r Nala.12. 67 'flf* D- 4 J j"Ws MM- 8 Ms. 4. 176, 11. BeTo925,12.18;Pt.573-2 mote consequence, reward. -J * nture of a. time, futurity. -4 Elevation ^^: ; ; ; ; Satisfaction, satiety. -8 Surpassing. huilding (as a tower). Living beyond a limit or -6 N. of Bozb. a tree Vangniera Spinosa 269 A variety of the hero see ( In Ehet. ) A figure of speech wDicn describes supermundane prosperity, or an sotion of one that is great respreiiented collaterally to the subject in hand ; ; , Shining or blazing upwards, resplendent, Kn. -m. radiant, 3. 71, 7, glowing 79 ; R. 7. ; 76 15. 24, ^ ' I Fire; ir%ejrr?rir we> STCff ?*s finTT^f Si. 2. 42, 20. 75. -2 The god of love. -3 N. of Siva. 3TT : arsNt [ Medic. (In ] Svarita accent depending ou an Udatta which stands in the Avagrahi q. v. a Ved. Last, dwelling house, w whose Burst- ] ; Si. 11. 18. ; WH [ SlpnNHfil into tears, one gush forib, weeping ing frw ; 11. g^g;4 [3^-ar] throw up op, 1 Si. 15. 81 ; To to ; cast raise, np, elevate, erect ??q|lrnr guj^s^rra- fi"tf si 7 - 49 s^iyg^ft Sk. -2 To throw down a-^ftTiyfaar; Dk. 35. -3 To throw out,exuel,drivt) lift ; - ; ; way, leave, quit 3-^*7 tNf ^PTffsr 50 -4Todestory,dis[el, fisfJW* Ki. 1. 46. -5 To drive, Ki. 8 55. -6 To turn away. propel ; m^fKi.8. ; -7 To take pains, uake past. To be driven off, deviate from Ki. 2. 49. Tf^PT I yfai^ ; efforts. fall Tf* off, H<mj Throwing, raising, erect- ing. raited, erected. -2 Turned np, ex- ont, 8 bamed, humbled, humiliated T^Ttfj [ m*: iwif dignified Generous, liberal, o ) Noble, exalted, ' <* munificent. -2 ( f^jjfjffwt: R. Bg. 7. 18. (6) tf n?tffr ; 12 ; WTO 65 High, lofty, great, distinguished 37W: Bh. 3. 51. Sr >>ett, illustrious, Ki. 1. 18 ; VifP ; -3 Honest, -4 Good, upright. qj?q;: ; 3^-3?-q[ -5 Proper, 5. ?fn: -6 ; right. Eloquent. -7 Kind, toft, agreeable ; "irrer: gr^TRfr: R. 14. 77. -8 Rich, plentiful T^TWWfnftft Dk. 49 ; ; -9 Large, extensive, grand, splendid ^n^nrr^^QfTtnv^rifr K. Mil. 3. 8. ; 13. 79 g-yit^qsi'ptt ; 6. 6 richly -10 Beaotifnl, charming, Bee lovely En. 7. 14 Si. 5. 21 ^i^H below R. 16. 26, 51. -II Dnperplexed. -12 Exciting, driving forth ( Ved. ). -* ind. \ Londly Si. 4. 33. -2 By means of arguments; dressed. ; ; ; upwards, ele ration, Ki. 12. 40. -v: Ved. 1 A rising fag or vapour. -2 A sort of grain with long stalks. -3 A figure in Rhetoric which Throwing raising. -2 Ex] 1 pnliion. attribute! animate objects. -^fter, -%a;, greatness to in- -Oomp. vted, K. 92 U LI - i -*R^, -*wo. u j -s ' ' ' -. v J 1 lofty, exalted, noble ; "w?^. Ratn. 4 ; sublime : Ve 1-2 ' -a i- a. 1. of tftSJWiJJ H. 1. sublime geniuf, highly intelligent 3 fait 30. sofii^raifi: R. N. of -2- noble-minded. ( -nt. ) 3 TQ^T oighjelc ; ] Hoble.digmfled; Mf3f iTrgsnrsi^a: U. . -3 Generous, bountif nl.donor. -4 Famous, illustrious great Si. 20. 82 c?frflt^iTTRf(^Tr Bv. 1. 79. .5 Dear, beloved. -6 Highly or acutely accented ( as a Svara ), B ee below. ; wnh Vishnu. a. ; ; *?rt 1 The acute sharp tone ; flfWlf^S H?f5tj 8k. accent, a high or P. I. 1. 29 T^VflTTi ; t*n^pjiyj[j ftwjsftsg'tg: see nnder arj^iq- also f^r??? ?T^WT^ 7 TfiTf: ^ffSr^ Si. 2. 95. -2 Gift, donation. -3 A kind of musical instrument, alargedrnm.-4 ; ; g 2 A. [ar^-auffj To be grsfr^ indifferent or unconcerned, be cureloss or apathetic to ba passive or in act! v a ; *TCTTi Mil. ( -/. ) good f?Sracg^rwft 42 Si. 2. abilities. -^s\^r good-looking (having large eyee); Mo. 1 ^^Kt to Mai. words sense ) ) Liberality, geueroeity. expression ); ( as of 1. 7 ; S. 6 ; 3^lm = ( M applied- ^ftsHofsrzil^T/iR. G-; ( as applied to the = g^i $ft ^ jnn(3mn<5 nft ; interest in; _ stoio, philosopher. -2 One who has no passion for anything, a religions mendicant in general. -3 Indifference, apathy. a. -,.. f Indifferent, apathetic. j3. I Indifferent, unconcerned, apatdetic, pasive;er^r??"SfUfpT fsfc? j^i; f%J: Ku. 2. 13 ( taking no part in the creation of the material universe ) see tfOT i Pt. 1. -2 (In law ) Not involved in any dispute. -3 Neutral ( as a king or nation ). A stranger. -2 ifi I . . ; A an indifferent person Mn. 5 Ms. 7 345 Bg. 6. 9. -J A neutral, ; 3TRfJri?i^i 158 ; T. 1. ; ; common acquaintance. 3"^IKtyrT a - Set over, appointed superintendent. -2 A door-keeper. -3 A spy, an emissary. -4 An ascetic who cas given np to. -trt his vow. ] A a. Elevated, raised. 1 To relate, narrate, ,. declare, annonuoe. -2 To say, speak, utter ; vT^Mfrt ?Tifr 1 P. 4;Ptfr JTjMkjf.M. i Mil. 1 ?s.t _ mutter, ir^ffnf^-r^f^ V. 4. 11 repeat troiVtrfdr Mk. 8. -j To cite as an instance or illustration, ilT*j^T5tfit 2; ; ; ; lustrate T^Kffr Sin. K. 20 ; T^ntTi-res a. Indifferent, apatheunconcerned. -itt,-ftrn m. I A _ Si. 15. 29. -2 RiobneM 9. 9 show no tic, transcendental S. 7. in, 1. tfr ft % $ft(5g?ttf5fa Ks-i. 5. 36. wftl a. grand and lovely, ; Bg. ; not to sbare noble- minded, magnanimous Tfrarfttrrift - bowf Is, disease of the wqrr^Hg^r^rrf tar : $=%OT ; auw^, ; ^ blood sincere, nice, fine ; -3 Removed, scattered. -4 pelled. the ; -2 Expelling, turning out. 3"fRIp.J. 1 Thrown or cast A passion' ( characterized by the retention of HT a excrements). painful menstruation with foamy 'iliac gr^rgvr a. With uplifted weapon, npraising weapini; Hgs)a;gr^^rg^: Ve. 3.2J ;^fR. 12. 44. HT'35'i 8. 91, 5. P. More elevated, mote See nnder 1. 3 intl. Ved. Against tears ir? R- wifJfV^sWnnrnni: Amaru. ] WTTPfff! A year, one of the five years forming a period. ; A 7?-3W-tn-ip tT [ t Going upwards. -2 ; -Oomp. pronounced with the acute TflTTcrr a. acnte. 1 . ?3T9rT: K. P. 10 ?iTgigof. stream. final. - 4 a. ^fW A of. also ; accent. Sc&rlet fever. '' 752 %q*5tit Erysipelas. -; 8. D. ll ) ,. ,. Rising, enlightening the organs of sense -3 Steaming ( as a hot dish). ft: N. of Vishnu. : f^jjflrfglfT 85 ,,.,. I Relating, declaration, saying, utterance. -2 Narration, re. ajyfcital, opening a conversation trfas Ku 5 Mv. 5 stories or naro-"i-; - - w ; rations. -3 A declaratory gong or poem, a sort of panegyric beginning 270 with word* V. smft and fall of like Iliteration g, fsttrfra^ffftor ; 14 2. ^rw* ; V 1 ft- 5ri>- tain Kn.2. 8. -4 The eastern mounbehind which the gun is sup- ( rise posed to ) uttered. ; 78 R. * ft; ; V. 3. 8. -5 Advancement, prospe- rity, rigB ;(opp. itr An IPrat4para1ra).-4 example, illustration fi'g^ instance, Tf. n Si. 2- 33 Kai.-5(.In Nayftya ) The member of an Indian third syllogism five members), -rt Beginning, comm*ncement, introduction. -7 Exhibition, illustration ; U. 1. -8 (In Rbet. ) An illustration reckoned aa a figure of speech by some rhetoricians- resemble* It e.g. ; S. 4 84 growth ; (which has i^iH^tgr^rft "f53$r*r R. 8. : niV i q^); %ifry<w 1 ; 3-fv wf ^r 9 ! B5*lTf T f*ft**l 7 T rise, R. 9. ^ ^JfT^ 2. 30, 11. 60. -7 ; ; ?Tt%rr^* P. VIII. 4. 67. fulfilment plishment, R. 3. 1 ; -8 Accom- a. 3^T5( A.I To look np behold view, at, srrwwf?frpr! Profit, advantage- -10 Income, revenue ;Ms. 7 55; F. 2. 43. -II fl money ; Y. 2. 67, 146- Mn. 4; *rP>r Ms. wflr Liht, splendour. -I J Outlet, exit -Oonrp. ! ,-3rit!.-f>T*!i -r*rt, behind jr^-: the eastern monntain which the Bun, moon &o. are suppos- An example I ot illustrabeginning of a speech. -2 The T^rgw />./>. Named, called Bk. -2 uttered. Said, 1 ed to rise; T^MrffrrTiriil I'rfHf rrstT Udb. fl?at^irT^rfvrra5*r'^t Si.l. Mai. 2. 10. 16; (W ?f Tfr>fWr o; arm gradual rise srir=u Mat. 5. 2 by gradually inflating or filling with wind the Ntdts, ( as in the act of restraining the wind) ; 1. 1. *prrf**r ; An example, . illuatra- tion. 2 P. 31% oloud &c. s* 3^r?lr fw nwm bhieh. I rise alto ) ( flg. $5* nr: q?<5 a as ( 2. 10; 18. 6. 110, 8. 35, ; Su- Bk. be seen, to ; up 3%: ; ^ Ki. 2. 36 20 star, coooe ); S. 7. 30 nnErsnff irrr*Tfff Mai. ; To appear. -1 To be prodticed,oome out or arise from, spring or proceed from ; g-r^i^T! Dk. 13 $pr : ^rrtfnrf|rn jv R- 7. 26 rj%ffrrirl; ; 93 v. -3 To go ont, esnp R. 17. 77. -5 Eu. 2. 57 r np against Mb. S. 1.; cape. -4 To rise 1. To 26. start ; ; ; a. ( In gram. ) Following, or upon ( as a letter, coming after accent Ac. ) : ^vtfVt B. 12. 36, 2. 73 ; going upwards, ascending ( as of the sun, start Ac. ). -2 ( a ) also ) ; ' Rising op, coming forth grftor* ac so trrnr* qnisition of wealth; Pt. 2. dawn of fortune ; Amain. 25 ; m; ; Saft^* Pt. 1. .94. (6) becoming **r sin5 s Appearance, visible, production ; tr;fV7- 3 6. 54 ; '> &* Kn fT%frn*irf%'nr?T^fi ? 4 S.2.11 raised from some other came ; A maru . 88 ; S. 7. 8 ; frpir^^ R. 1. 5 rising or c- complishment of the frnit Ms. 3 169; Ku.3. 18. -J Creation ( opp. ; w );* r> wrrw^hft $ n rt l- T^TST 1 Rising, ascending, going np. -2 Result, consequence. -J End, conclusion. -r: 1 N. of Agastya. -2 N. of the king Vatsa rrcgr*#rgf Me. 30. [ A wsJTwyTw^TTfJTt^rq celebrated Prince of the lunar race, who is usually styled Vaisaraja. He reigned at Kansouibi. Vasavadatta, Princess of Ujjayini,, saw him in a dream and fell in love with him. He was decoyed to that and city there kept in prison by Chandamahosena, the king. But on being released by the minister heoarried off Vasavadatta from her father and a rival suitor. Ddayana it the hero of the play called Ratnavali and his life has been made the subject of several other minor compositions. See Vatsa also ]. A <* I Rising or ascending. -2 Streaming or flowing forth ; Mill. 5.17. -J Prosperous, flourishing. 1 Riien, ascended ;TI%WMil. 1 Mostly risen ; Bv, 2. . Bb. to. Looking up 1 mf- ijtsffint -2 See- ing, beholding, seeking. 8es under 3^5. n?t 11, Flooded. an fv ] High water, inunda- gt tion, flood. ^T 2 A. r^-Scl To rig, (sound Ac.) T^tJoMtf^ Dk. 123. were heard. -2 To start ( to go or ; come). -J.Tomove upwards, ascend, go up. -4 To arise, originate. -Caut. iie or move. -2 To I To canse to pronounce, sp?ak fJrf s U. 5, 6 3^ft(T ^1T(T Pt. 1. 43 ; so arrssrtrsufR. utter, ; K. 13 ; ; 2. 9. -3 To call. name w rfrwsiT: f?nr ??577. -4 To put forth ^ffa?r Ku. 5. ; : T?5?rti5frff^^ R. 8. 62. -5 To down (as dice); TffC- cast; thro w,roll R. 6. 18 to discharge, drive forward. -6 To raise. throw no T^Vftff T3T: Si. IS. 58 T^ TmiW fl-i^TJWT^ ; ; ; -7To display.manif est, make visible, cause ttrsi; ; fasnrtwff^wrfJnH^wnrg^- Ku. 6 2. ; -8To bring Si. 11. 7. about, effect; Ki. 13. 28. -9 To rouse, Ku.4. excite, stimulate; 41 \ft acute-minded, -pan. I To be oast or thrown upwards, excited, Tf^^?) ; uttered Ac. issue forth. T^KOT I expression : -2 To sound. -3 To Utterance, pronunciation, : T^iinT: iront ftlfir^W Ku. Trt rr^- 2. 12. -2 Speaking, tiying. -3 Throwing, as a missile. ). diaoharging ( T^f frT a. Belonging to the end or oonolnsi on, concluding (as a ceremony ). -*rt concluding sacrifice. T^ftlH. look 9. 90. -12 wTO under tion. use of to. ; Interest, consideration raid for the R. O. ( For a clear distinction between the two figures see R. G., fw Si. ; wsjorfnf tffant Ko. 6. 7, 7. 67 ; Amaru. 71. -2 To look out expect, for, wait for, srij- -9 15. Increasing, rising 2. 76. ;rmwft3' ; of ac- Ascending, rising (of Setting. -3 Speech. -2 ). Result, consequence 3TSrf I TfqfJT. /. the sno 3TRflrq- ; A I jf ). cent. -Oonrp. -gr% ; T^rw^lTiTq- ; ^kind A ed in th gir- K. 5 import"Trgfc ?rr% R. 11. ; ance, celebrity TA.-6' Elevation, exaltation, ; f r. ( Spoken, kind of perfume. -2 gpf^rSTo ; rrnr*: -2 High, tall, lofty. -3 Grown, augmented. -4 Born, produced. -5 ing. 3. 80 over-exist- &$rfip-P- [ ff1 ] Grown, I as- cendnd, risen, produced, caused Si. 18. 37. -2 Puffed up, elated, grown ; haughty Hrgrn ; ; -4 Increased, intense. -5 Generous, excellent. -6 Uttered, progreat Si. 13, 42. -7 nounced Ready, ; ; 271 oft N. of trnng 'VPIT U. 5. 11. Vishnu. -Oamp.-jfifafei a. intensely ascended. n ) q. v. Ved Ttra tended power a. - ( zts&s The : ). fTTI: Deop, MM ' 1 An **' &%$ p. p- perity, rise. Bk. ed, held to Shaking, causing "ft*? 12 ; o. 1 Fragrant 47. 6. a. as a star f -2 Having &c. f ?TO ) dart upwards, - * 23 B 3%a5ci ; -2 To 1. - appear 18 6 - 6. ; out, vomqft- 3Tf inn BO T^a^t'r Hctf:- -3 To rise or spring from, proceed, originate, arise 5^5; forth, raise sew together ( U. 1 To bind np, -2 To tie up, put ( as garlands !nr3f?rsrl wsff frr%?n: tie or fasten intertwine tie &c. Ma. : or ) ; 1. 4; grnruflr* %fr: R. 2. 8. -3 To unbind, loosen ( as a knot &c. ) Si. 10. 63. ^r?nfa%j ' as sound. 9 *i into bundles. meuns ' vomits or, 'emits' ). -3 To breathe ont. -4 To Cam. To cause to pour rise from. also it of the .Iryi variety ; Si. f*r^rorrei 33. ( b ) To (where ; one who 1 [ 3V^-15 ] Chanting Samaveda ( the office of an ndgatri ). -2 The second part of the Simavtda i^ftr s-ghri^JT D. 2. 3. -3 Designation of site, the three syllabled name of God. ; ; sacrifice, of toe SKIIW yffYfav *^j . T^W: excited. mfflifir^aT Ku. send out of the 1. month, speak, niter ( as words ); *nnh 5rm^5saniR R. 14. 53 Ve. 5. 14; Tiff^m H<: Mu. 2. 11 67 wrsiar- ; 1. 10. v. fftia^HSOT R*. shoot up, I Tr^ttfV -3 sing. hymns of the Samaveda. A T^nar ]|Raised,uplift- -2 Erected, To eject, spit to measure, the same as Gtti q. v. -2 ^Ifrt^: /. 1 Singing alond. Chanting of the Samaveda. -3 A variety of the 4rya metre ; Bee Appendix. 14, 1. -2 (o) To emit, send or put forth, pour down or out, discharge, belch oat ; frfHlr*! ; strong smell ( good or bad ). ^j^ 1 P. 1 To rite or go up, ascend ; WHTliV: Bv. lent( Ved.). - pal priests at a chants the sBrai^orn^^r Ve. ; Si. 5. 25. ; it [ gf,-TE up 3-5 6 P. 1. 15. Verv ;=r^nTO. Excess. 5- 6 A. To raise the voice in menacing manner. time. -3 Remainder, conclusion, end. -4 Pros- iori;i ^tgrHfr- ; ; ; iutense, violent, 6. 12 2. To announce, to celebrate in nong. -5 losing before one (with aco.). -6 To 611 or make resonant with song. 3^5fr j m. One of the fonr princi- &c. See under 3^, cellent .Rik. -2 Futuro terrifying ; 7. 11 ( mnob 6. 5. 7, q- v. tremble, Ku. R. -2 To begin ting or chant ( applied to the singing of Samaveda); Si. 14. 21 cf 3^5. -4 ind. Excessively, extremely. a V*d. Red. a. To strong, exceaaive, fig-tree. ;y^5nr CTOTg^iHfir T^I ( wat^tTHfaimWr Dk. 42 ; : Si. 6. 20. r See 3^T: or pajr of bleached or where Malli. renders 70 by tflaefw, and says fiiiTlfflsrw &c. see ad loa. ). Risen, elevated. <* A *r washed clothes bright. -sjir a. violent, impetuous in its coarse ( eg a torrent ). sj-jlY^H To be gone op p. ; ). A T^ijy a. Unbound, loosened, -q: section, chapter. . 16 ; Amaru. 91. -4 To go break out, out, depart ( ag life &o. ). -5 famous or well -known, spread R. 18. 20. r -gTjtTSTTjivii! T5TT. To be ; ;jr- mft^SlVas asT^FSrt/- 1 Going up, rising, cent. -2 Appearance ; ijgfl" K. 59 rise, origin. -3 Vomiting. ; Going np, rising (of stars); ascent wi5inj?i^Rf S. 1. 15. -2 Standing erect ( of hair ); Tim^Hs urf^f U?T: Ku. 7. 77 unBUnllfAmaru. 36. -3 Gonrar ; V.4. 38 ; Bh. 2.70 U.:3. 20 no ; H ^B, *rfflrnr$ e wtw,TW ,irro ; &o. origin, parentage; Mil. 2. -5 Action, vision (of eyes ) Mai. 1. 35. -6: Projection, elevation ; T^re^rjm Mai. 7. -7 A shoot ( of a a^w: Amarn. 81 ; ; ; plant 5. 38. f Ragofi^trs^ffr ^iffpfc Ki. -8 Vomiting, casting up. ) ; Rising, becoming 29 ] winiblec. ; ments. 9 P. I To take up, lift up elernrgftir??^ Bk. 15. 52 jg 63, 69; Si. ; ; 12. 9. ( 5 ) Oozing, flowing out, stream, issuing out frfsT^rfr?^ f ^rfirirsr: R. 6. 60 ; ^ftre" r*mwBfrn Mv. 6. 33. -2 Repeating, narration. Mil. 2. 13 ; citing repeatedly K. 42 H. 3. 106 *jW*! Mv. 4 expression of goodness -3 Quantity, raise ^^THr<7*tnr: -3 To take or draw out, To takeaway. -3 deposit. -4 To oreserve. -5 To cease ( to rain J. -6 maw place ; wm ; . a-saw a. 1 Untied ( fig. also ). -2 Free from worldly ties or attach- ; Me. rf!WlnirBSWniT ; ; Mu. 3. -4 Spit-5 Eructation, belching. (thrown ont) tle, saliva. -6 Sonnd, ound ( Sinii. 1. g^rf?^ ; roariner, echo, hissing 111013^ * 51*?:, ) 1 sent forth ; -2 Emitting, sending forth, ponr- ing down :; trmfJ^t^ru^ftgwriflr R. 13. 47;Mk. 5. 27. gf^rtifr 1 Vomiting. -2 Ejecting as saliva ) from the anything ( month, slavering. -3 Ernotation, b'lch. -4 Extermination. 3% 1 P. 1 To sing in a loud dflltqffifo'Srfft tone, sinsc alond Kn. 1. 8 ; ^SSIgiCPT Me. ; ; to sing ( in general ) ; Me. ; 8. To break off, discontinue ( apt- axCaut. 1 To cause to take up or out, cause to pay. -2 To state. ing ). adduce before, *im ; TOWTfiTOKi' S*: Si. to extol, land up. gr^JTvrof, ninfiirf^TT: 2. 75. -3 -T3,BTr: I Ved. Taking -2 Giving, donation. up, raising. Goirg up, rising, being Mv. 3. 29 U. 4. 29. ; vate, erect, i 21;iMhirnMl.9. ; ing oat, departure, expiry y as in jrroT.-4Birth, production, creation; w 3- 1 1 ; "I- P- (a) Ejection, spitting out, vomiting, giving ont.emitting; w^rfr^vif^Tfi R -4- 57 Bh 2 36 Gonenp, risen, ancended. -2 Proceeded forth or from. -3 fir Gone, departed. -4 Vomited. N. of a metre. -9omp. nig o. deceased, dead. - 3*-J-** [ I 3^JTf:i -W Taking up, raising. that can be accorn religions or other acts 1 -2 An object plished by -3 Eructation. - or taking up. -2 T^irrei! I Lifting In the Pratisakhyas ) The rule of Sndhi which causes the cbango of th terminations 31:, n and art to at ( before a following vowel. -3 Rerejoinder. -4 plying in argument ; An objection. -Oomp. the Sandhi above. trgrffrT: called Udgrat.a ; /. ae 272 Replying in argument. -l Lifted or taken np. ex-2 Taken away. -J Excellent alted. -4 Deposited, delivered. -5 Bocnd, tied. -6 RecilM, remem; bered. A mam. With a. TfaiPi^ STlffST, neck uplifted T^Sfe^'- M. ; the 1. 21; 93. eminence cellence, of comp. lent or ( ; at the end = an excel- arrgmr^"superior Brahnmtja ) ; ; blow, wound -5 Tripping, clipping, jolting, shaking (as of a carri); inmrgsrag&H rxT"rSi. 12. l;R.2.72;Ve. 2.28; ^ar" V.I; U. 5- 1. -6 Rising, elevation. -7 A -8 A weapon ( in club, mallet general ). -9 Breathing through the age nostrils a as exercise religions (Wilson). -10 A division of a took, chapter ; section. 7gr^l P. To seund, cry out or shout. 10 P. or Cau. claim, declare aloud -2 To proI To 311 with cf. ; Rcr%KTW^rr^ra?r Ak T5rreT'n*'niT*T ^HH-sfr Happiness. -3 The hollow - -2 hand. -5 A model. -6 Organic -4 Fire. air in the body. A carpenter's bench ( the on which hn works ) wryr- IJ^TJT: planictj ^sgfp-p' Sounded &irnnFtt ftrtf Bk. 7. 62. Uneven, rough. A. To open KB. 7. 53. I un-snziriet ) I To open jr A sound, noise. T^t report. lock ; ( fSiTTrsnusits^rrawr Bb- ; 1. Mk. 3. -3 To -3 To reveal.cxpose, make known. -4 To undertake, commence. -5 To rub over, stroke 63 qstrreSfCTOTTiS ; peel off, snell. gently, tickle. a A hint. g^f^ ; also To rob lessen ; ). a. ( sft/. Opening, un- ) n& TJT H acTifff f**fqtrw!f: sf 1 wWhfr^rraff H. 1. 153. Opening Ve. 1. -2 Raising, lifting op, hoisting. -3 A key, any means locking ; ; of opening. -4 Tho rope and bucket of a well a water-wheel. ; -2 To rub rubbing. over, strike Robbing, rnbbing up 1 ; T A 3"5 in peculiar fault pronun- ciation. -3 Raised, ^ bug. -2 A louse. -3 motquito, gadfly. 3f^T a. I With the stalk,stem, or staff raised or rising up Cfftsilt R- 16. 46 ; M4I. 6 long H. 2. 29. -2 Formid- wile. =JT A intelligent, kind : time of in Friction, striking. Me. 61. -2 Opening up1 against ; ward* as a lid. ( a. Jdjgt | -2 Separated ^ T Opened, 11.42. Flesh. ; R. 4. 20. 1 Beginning, commence- iH: sr -2 WiJt^Tm: U- irwt Kn. Allusion, 2. Subduing, overpowering. a. 1 reference an injury. ing, inflicting -4 Energetic. -2 Humble. Binding, f [ ?t **# 5g?C. ] 1 confluement ;^?r^ r^'mrot 3 Hr?*rr ffT 3gflr: Mb. -2 Taming, sub- duing. -3 The middle, the waist. -4 A fire-place. -5 The submarine fire. -6 Entrance of the sun "into a zodia- ; A stroke, broken or crushed ). Midday. 3Yi^ 6 U. I To point g-ffrf out, sigtell nify, declare, denote, mention, sromfVTZ-JWJT Kn. 6. 35 Ms. 8. 52, 3. Me. 30 Tnhf^esTlTrCT S. 3. 182-; ; signifies. denotes or -2To enunciate, prophesy; or r* WTCTW^H-! S. 5. -3 To refer allude to, have reference to ; **regS. 6, see ^feq beKn. 4. 38 f%5*T ; low. -4 To mean, intend, aim at, dire 2.28. ind. 37%^^ I With reference to, to- cal sign. a. 1 Unbound, unrestrain- unchecked, free, bold S'i. 4. 10. -2(o) Strong, powerful, violent ;Pt. 3. 148 ; MM. 3, 7 ; %?qi>f l^nf f3fed, ed ; ; ! ; stipulating for. Tf^H' P' f- I Mentioned, particularized, specially tald. -2 Desired, wished for. -3 Explained, taught &c. Pointing to or at, directing g^f^JTsi f^wr ^TB^qr: P*. 2. in the nam of. -2 Mention, specifioation WTtS-!^g' 1 ; ; ; Nir. -3 Illustration, explanation, exemplification. -4 Aaccrt&ininont, determination, inquiry jinvestigation, search. -5 A brief statement ; 6) Farionn, intoxicat- wVa?3?rirfe{TS- R. 1- 73; Si. 11. 19 U. 3. 6-3 Dreadful, formidable; 5itfroY3*5r: Mai. 3. -4 Self; ; -3 Striking wound-, #lTlt of 5 ] a sort of game played by the people injhe eastern districts Uddalak*. flowers are (in which some cause ?*Tgi%'; T WTrsrirflTnor M. 5 in your name. -3 Demanding, TirjJT fTior 6. 13. ( : a kind of honey. -Oofflp. ing projecting teeth. -2 High, tall .-J Terrific, formidable( . djjH Si. ; - * A sage. -2- a kind offish. -3- a kind of serpent : cf ( sisiTc? ). <* 1 Large-toothed or hav- able, terrific -Oomp.-ijTfj.l .a pnnisher ( whether king or magistrate ). ) unlocked. -2 The sge 3?ra^= I 3?IB 1- v -2 N. of staig'g: aiming at, in the direction of, wards; ^wrSrwrsr^i uf?w: P'- 1-2 For, for the sake of, on account S. 3 on thy of, in the name of ?*l what account; f5f 'for what pnrpose.on Ft- 1. 283 for account f>fH^ sir ( ). tjjjgtf.-ir ment -Oontp. np. -2 a. wise, intelligent. 3^fJ3: music lifted ^fr ). ; 1 naked. | I ; 1 ; -ant a. -7 Unlimited, extrordinary. N. of Yams. -2 N. of Varuna. wind. Violently, fiercely, strongly; fa'^a': U. 3. 9. [ 3?-?r ^ ] Tied, bound. N. of a plant, Cordia 1 Myxa or Latifolia ( 3fK?r ) ( Mar. elated. -W: ^^^%S-:5T^Mpd. ^ra: r%or: Mk. 2. 11. -2 Rubbing the skin with hard substance. -3 A cudgel. wgrr ;re Opened, manifested. -2 Undertaken commencTgfrf&T p. p- Proud, 3. 45 ; by ; TsffiTST ed. I against. A watch or guarJ-houge A key vT^nnir HW?: 1 fr ; ; 3T5T: A s: P. 1 ; Cans. oat, proclaim- ed. ; (S Mv. haughty 15T cries. Sk. ing great smell; Mk. 5 22. -5 Luxuriant, large, great, excessive ; Me. 25 s^mtcjif&Sit Batn. 2. 4, 4. 22; ; or account ; qiy i*t$TtT: ^iffr fariSf?- ?rT^Tfr Bg. 10 40. -6 Alignment, allotment. -7 Stipulation, bargain. -8 Object, motive. -9 A spot, region, place arr sTwrtTg*rfr ; ; -thing by its name ( which is to be 273 further digouseed ud explained ), the other two processed being 3901 and 3^513? a. Illustrative. illustration, tor, 8 guide. I An example. -2 An illustra-3 (In Matb. ) A ques- problem tion, ^; 3j3r%?rei! ( frequently occurring in Lilavati). The object in view, an incentive -2 The subject of an assertion ( opp. fttjjj ) sen tbe word. WH-ji I i *ro also. 3% -2 One who a. 1 Poi nting out. acts with a certain object in view. "74^1^4 A. To flame, blaze up, be kindled 7roT^f*lgffrR n*$ Si . 15. 48 jcTimyq- sf friar?: Kau. Caul. ; ; 1 To light np, kindle To ; illuminate, inflame, Ve. 2. -2 T^rfocT^Prnwr: excite, animate, flre; gvraniVitfrVe. 2 ; s Srrg^fairieT T?ira Mb. An -3 That which inflaraer. mates or excites. MT a Running ijg^ftl Flight, retreat. I rendering iHfre^T^rrarJT'" Dk 9 - cites or feeds (a sentiment or rasa), ny aggravating or attendant circumstance which gives poignancy to a feeling or passion anfrnrf^irpntf 160 ; arRM see -3 Illuminating, lighting, letVe. 5. 25. -4 ting fire to, horning Burning of a body. also. 1 Lighted, set on e xeited, aggravated ( T^fsja. ing. 3^^ Inflamed, ai passion ). [fiT^rJ Shining, blaz. -it it, fire. -J bright. Bdellium. To see above, look -2 To look into the future expect look np to Mv. 6 *?q* 1 P. 1 ( lit. ). ; ; ; . Making visible. TDe white ant. 1 Cant. To U. ft. ; ; e tensified r^riT3- ; ififsVar flr%^! w^r^ar: stately ; ill-mannered. king's wrestler. -Comp. -rT^, a. -fT=f?> bigb-iuinded, haughty, proud. Tqjflt't/. 1 Elevation. -2 Pride, -6 Majestic, -ff: A haughtiness Shining, blazing. and Tf^f-T^.^. Set up. erected. -3 Rude-4 A stoke, 16. 72. ' from a burden or y ok e, unrestrained, unchecked, free. -2 Firm, intrepid, bold a&fJnfor" Mv, 6. -3 Victorious, ; conquering.-4High,loud (voice &c.); e nnder 3^. $i a. Delighted, glad. 1 Animating, ing, exciting encouragfta'gjf'fof %Tf T3T^ ; T nfr* >;^t B4o>-2 Erection of the body ), thrill. 3^i%q a. One whose 1 hair 2 Ved. erect. is -8 rise, 8 ; off sacrificial flre. -2 2. 29 Ki. 5. ; Mathura Uddhava was iinploied by the citizens of GtokuU to go and fetch him. He was very much attached to Krishna. On seeing the digtruction of the Yadavastobe inevitable, he went to Krtghna and asked him what to do whereupon be was told to go to Badarikairatua to ; Bv. 4. 40. movenp, shake, aa a chavari); ( &3[Xp-pfrom raised flsatff 1 or (jfojrsri Shaken fallen off, thrown np m^wwDbao V, -2 Esalt; He is the subject of two poems, 3S?5?r and jg^fl^. ] or si .or' t Fumigating. l Powdering, sprinkling *T?jftarWT K. with d'nst or powder P. 10 ; K. 123. -2 season food. ; An article used to Den. P. To powder, with powder or dust. sprinkle ?55Tft 3^gTj6r Erection of the hair (on the body), thrill, horripilation. tt raising rais- g^sTH 1 Throwing upwards, -2 Shaking. ing. to secure heaven. Extending ; Si. 13. 8 [When Krishna was taken byAkiura a. To ; to and 5 ; diepel, destroy (fig.), TScnrrTT: Me. 55. -3 To disturb, excite, rouse up. A Y- penance 1 Si. ; ed, high, loud. N. of a festival, holiday. -3 of Krishna. d&va, uncle and friend practise of -7 Lively, cheer throw up, wave %sff^mf5r Ku. f nil gross. Able, competent ; Encouraging. 1 hair A Animating. the ( on I Heavy, -6 Thick, U. tj^j 5, 9 Great joy or delight. -2 Courage to undertake a thing. -3 A festival one ). ( especially a religious 3SjJtrT a. -5 104. fnl. See under gtj^: a- Ejected, vomited. ff: elephant out of rut (from whose temples ichor ceases to flow ). [ ^ftr ^WiS. ] 1 Fre*d T^T i^JH An 64. I. 3 P. Ved. | Toabandonor 3^jjr expose (an inf ant).-2 To set up,ereot, wards, rine (as 10. 80. 55 ; shaking. 4. (lit. parti- 3. 28. .Si. ; ness, insolence build. II. 3 A. Light, luBtre A 1 ; rsri 1 Ved. ST-TT-fl. ] [ rests. ; g^frt up, shine. cause to shine ; (hence) a. 3T%' cular part of a carriage ( the part which rents on the axles ). -2 An earthen stand on which the Ukbl \ ^ fire- -2 Ejecting, vomiting. place. ; ; A I si I. 1, raise up. -2 10 P. 1 To draw To save, deliver out, ; the hands. A. To blaze adorn, grace raise up, -3 Gone fat. Inflated, Corpulent, np, asoendod, risen, , ; &r% p.p. -2 Shining, 3<&^] To g-; ekvate( fig. also ) see ^JT. ^3-3 p. p. \ Raised up, elevated, lifted up mijsg^r 3'^ Bk. 9. 7 3rrn?T^*re rsftr^: S. . 8 raised; n Ki. 8. 53. -2 R. 9. 50, heaved Excessive, very much, exceeding. -3 Haughty, vain, puffed np wwg^l^Ti R. 12. 63. -4 Harsh Si. in16. 27. -5 Excited, inflamed, ; 8. D. [ ani- more intense virulence. -2 Lighting, inflaming. 3^r7* 1 Inflaming, exciting; ssrtr', offa'. -2 (In Rhet.) That which ex- twgfnreft ^ P. away. Bdellium. Exciting, ; 2. 3^rjj; Sf 3^r ; chapter, section. Inflaming, lighting. -2 1 : ; ; ; 3%5*r pot- l>- I To be illustrated or explained. -2 To be intended or aimed at. -3 That to which one refers or which one lias in view. raise r Mai. 10. -3 To ^Tgfssrfra Klty. -4 To throw up, knit (as eyebrows) Bk. 3. 47. T^fnr a I Ejected, vomited. -3 * Mb. Ram. adorning or gracing. -2 Rewel*tion. -3 A division of a book, flg.) ; rrft*S&3!ffo l;Bk. go To go or move upthe mm, dust *o );sr=Tr 1 wy 18. R. 13. 64 ; Mu. 4. 27;N.*2. 45,55. -2 To from, depart ; <. X tracte r ' ca to "30; 3. 64; 2. deliver froni, ieve of, save, rescne, piotect( V. " "' * X^t " 5 4.15;Pt.l. 358;Bg.6. To eradicate ;te uproot, extirpate, Ul* - I i .. - 274 or poll ont;mi<j|t4w ^TTw 9, 4. 66 ;ft7^r* 3 Mv. ; 3. 13 ; MJl. 9- 22 upwards Ku. 5. 85. -3 Uprooted, eradicated R. I- 30. -4 Separated, set T^-tnTvt apart. -5 Divided, partitioned. -6 Selected. -7 Dispersed, scattered. -8 Holding, containing. -9 Uncovered. -10 Vomited, oast op. -Oomp.-^rr^ 7i3jifrDk.102.-3 To pluck np (flowers K. 21, 144. -4 To raise, lift ) Ac. ; derate, extend up, 363 ; Ms. hands (as ) ; 63 j V.4. 34.-STo take 4. ; -7 To separate, abstract. -8 To remove, put away. -9 To deduct, enbstract. -10 To select, pick out Mi. 9. 116. -11 To present, offer; Y. 1. 159. -12 To prove Y. 2. 28. -13 To divide ( as with partner* ). -14 To publish, make known.-Cau. To came to extract or draw out 1 . ; ; 9. 78. i^W or taking out, taking off (clothes &c.). -3. Extrac?<*;* tion, pulling or tearing out ; Us. 9. 252 ; ^gi^Hi^^gr Mil. ; so 1 Drawing -3 Extricating, deliverance, $lpt). rescuing ( from danger oi'iftrwf* R- 2. ) ; one who has received his share of the patrimony. -2. that from which the proper part has been deducted Ms. 10. 85. ^3- a. skimmed ( as milk ). ; ; g^siTr 1 P. 1 To breathe out, blow. -2 To inflate, to make known by blowing ( a trumpet ). lifting np. -4 Deduction, a pait to be set aside. -5 ( In law ) A part to be set aside from the paternal property for the benefit of the eldest son the surplus allowed 3s a- blowing. A plant 3^r*or a^j. 1 A t Raising, fire-place. elevating. -2 III. To P. of sound tie bang, a Ma. 6 ; Ratn. 3 a. ( ftr* water ), extracted &c. -J Raised cUvated, lifted np, thrown nj or ( wn?Rtf^nfH: R- 1 Tying Hanging 'oneself. ; 16. Radiance, splendour. -2 of washermen ) ( doof. ; Uaanae: W*^- 8. 38 313^ wira: ; Bh. 1. 80 Ainarn. 81. ; 7 U. To break up pau. burst forth, become visible, be produced ; argrf^ Twreft To break *h$Vfe K out, - 374 ftrnnwwrflr 5 33, Tf^wT^rut^r K. 100 developed ; Ve. 4. 10. -Caus.To bring J. 3TTclT 3?tg-}rra ra- Shining, diant, gplendia ; f^^vahTrf^ nrfJr TT Ku. 5. 78 ; wtefntofrfoT* Mk. TfW3f! N. of a mixed tribe ; T5frT?rrrw3'iStm 67. up, banging. 16 7. a. R. 1 ; Pt. 2. Loosened ing the duty ). up Cotw. To Rt^rflfir Mk. 5. 35. -2 ( flg. ) exbring into prominence, elevate, Bh. S. 59. alt ; : ; A. To shine. 1 render illuminate, light up, decorate ornament; ; beautiful, n gwt One who hangs up (Ved.). 46 ; unfold out, develop, ; Ma. 4. 3. 8 P rout - ' a. Strong, powerful. forth. germinating, shooting -2 Penetrating. -3 Destroying. -4 m. I A Causing to oowo forth. a plant ) 3*5sprout or shoot ( of -2 A plant * ftsfSrT?rF-jrft Ak. ing, a. filled or suffused tears Ki. 3. 59 with ST...TO sursi^rf T Hf?irft V. 2. 10 tears srrsT?* will gush up in the eyes. ; ; W% a. | Having the arms raised, vj&lg stretching or extending the nrms itsj?r*3 *$ ?t*tr|yrf R> "nrw t H. l . 3. -2 Having the trunk upraised ; ( as an elephant u. jfjj animal of the hole ( an ). 3-jrd -2 To Out 1 P. I ; ; A f^fW^5?WlOT: Ak. -3 fountain. -Oomp. 3T a. spring, ( 3I^ST ) a plant)-. sprnnting, germinating (as W^ a ^r^S'STfplant (-33P.) WW. ; Wrsraw^TijT: Ms. 1 ** -f%or the Ruienoe of botany ). out of (danger), Rescuing, drawing delivering. -3 Sharing, dividing. S^er p, p. | Drawn np or out A tortoise. To 1.115; of. 33^] N. of a river; Hoarseness 9 booty The I 1. T^TTHT &c. See under 3^, R- 11. 8. in I -2 A 33FJ: Malli. eldest beyond the shares of the younger brothers ; Ms. 9. 112. -6 The sixth part of ; 1 toft^n N. Exalted, magnanimous. fan for winnowiog corn. fire-place, stove. [P. : to the war which belongs to the king Ms. 7. 97. -7 An obligation. -8 Debt, particularly such an hears no interest. -9 Recovering propetry. -10 Marching out. -J| Citing (a passage), quoting. -12 Finn beatitude. -13 Prosperity, elevation. -T.T Sounding, Sounding, blowing. [ J3^-rr-?r ] HI -2 132. pre-emi- Excellent, I ir% *<< tffir vr?r ; -2 Breathing hard, panting. ; taken a. nent puff, -8 Vomiting. -9Anything vomited. -lOFinal emancipation. -11 Acquittance of debt., Tift' vT3{TW <* 1 O ne WD raises or lifts up. -2 A sharer, co-heir. -3 m. 1 One who recovers property. showing. ': the other sacred fires. ing, TO. so ; Discovering, exhibiting, N. of the sun. O. L. 28. J^H "3 Reminding, that Tyhre? a. 1 which reminds or calls to remembrance. -2 Exciting, rousing. -3 ; Ma. 4. -5 Lifting, raising. -6 Taking a part or share. -7 Taking from the Garbapatya tiie to supply destroyer, exterminator ; Y. 2. 271. -2 A saviour, deliverer. d,flHi 1 Drawing out, extraction. -2 Deliverance, redemption, saving, rescuing, extrication. -3 Rain- D. 3 cuing. -4 Especially delivering or purifying from sin, final liberation <JJT atari* wfrafljy *r?*ffcgTtft<JV TOm A 1 Awakening, remind-2 Recalling to memory, rousing ^tnri, -%nf ing. I Drawing or pulling T^fiTt /. out, extracting. -2 An extract, passage selected. -3 Delivering, res- {fiwrsjr- 25 rg*}r ,ft by Law ; ; ' ; B. S. a. 1. up, absorb (water) ; R. 4. 66 Si. 3. 75. -6 To sustain, hear op;tr"I3*55!3 Pt. ; nir% ^-^mfV f*t^rr9 D. -2 Opened, expanded, fullblown ^srorisr M4I. 1. 4.0. -3 Reminded, made to think of. -4 Recalled to memory ( as on object seen before ). -Oomp. w^iiltt association of io>as, calling anything to mind. excited ; ; Awakened, aroused I .p. ; 7. To awaken, remind. arouse, animate, cjcite. Sprouting, ?f^f ^ Culinary salt. . 3-f^wy-P- 1 ed, developed; garminaling. Prodoced, generat. formed; ^Tifcw *9' 275 - 21 ; Rs. 1. 20. 4 B. ; minated sfinftrr^ltl Ji'NIHQ* ^' Ku. 1. 24. -3 Opened, expanded, budded ; as in ^n^tf^W^^TiN4 Breaking ont, appearing BeS. 6. -S SW&: Gh. P. 34 ; 1 Whirling, taming round. (as of a sword ). -2 Wandering. -3 Regret. -4 N. of a clans of beings attending on Siva. I -2 Shot forth, ger- ; ; flourishing ; trayed MAI. 7 ; ^g-wr^n'w^^rfJT'Tr Kim. ; T%*t,-f sf f*&m 17. 45. 1 Breaking through or visible, appearance, manifestation, growth, development f*iH becoming out, display, 24 : Si. ^nrfsrsTr^ng ; Ku. iryg-t -2 6. R. 4. 46 Flourishing a sword. Rising ( in the air ). " Ved. Flooding. I if of. -2 1 Treason, betrayal. be 3TI. 1 P. 1 To arise, spring np, produced from ; ^qqTgtsnCTft: a* 11 " see 35.1 below. -2 To occur, take place ; T^HS^fJfr S" ftsjr:Ks. 27. 97. -3 To ascend, RO op, fwwwtft * mount. -4 To -5 To suffice. rise in To Cau. I arms, revolt, rebel. cause to exist, create, produce ; HTTt - To rf?fWtffr R- 2- 62 - 2 To -J 109. K. proclaim; m?T?* w*Rn* 3^pTi 1 Prodnotion,creation, birth, generation ( lit. and rjjj. ) ff^ ?3~ oft at K. P. 1 Y. 3. 80 the end of coinp. in the sense of To A. ; ; 'springing or arising f rom', 'prodnc- d from' rsKgw V. 1. 3 JTfSrmr R. 3. 18. -2 Somce, origin : 15W: K. 54. -3 N. of Vishnu; ; ; ; V elYHsfr t*' a. productive. - S h - - ffl P- jtf birth- ( with Thinking, thinking over. TSfln^t -2 Production, generation, creation. neglect, disregard. 3^Wf5?f a. Rising 16. J9 ing up, exaliing (ftg. also) Dk. 153. ; T^W^- ; 1 i.p. Born, produced, gene- -2 Lofty ( lit. and sion, accomplished. : ing : teon Raised, 3. 15 1 y- H. lifted up active. usually cornp. (j Ram.; 7WT: ; *>fg R. 12. 1. 45 sni', ^^' Ac. -5 ; Trained, disciplined. mnsio ). -2 A section, chapter, any such division of a book. Rising. . in. A -2 Raising, elevation. -2 Strenuous or assiduous effort, exer- perseverance Visible, perceptible, capable of beas ing perceived by the senaea 5. 140 ; -2 Work, duty, : /- 1 GeueratioUjprodnction. -2 Elevation, exultation, prosperity; Tfi 51*5*55 few P3rT5?ft=il!T^ ftfa: Ktl. 6.82. 3 firm resolve ' perseg^frfj,^ o. Active, diligent, vering, lodnitrtoM; Pt. 1. 361, ; A kind of acquatic animal. . 1, boat 4 P. . ^ ; Springing ; abounding in water. *r, N " th * tOWn -Corap. -tin: disoonragement. a. undergoing exertions, striv- ing hard ; Bh. 2. 74. Raising, elevation. To wander, roam 5 pin of cock. the axle a. Diligent, persevering, ; -. G.t. 4. 3 ' ; -3 Readiness, preparation tggwm ^t>3i became ready to go; 1 ; e. 1 ; 131. Pt. office -3 Perseverance, le of tbe 6th -Oomp. -ir5? 2 ; 2. exertion, industry; book of the Mabahharata. 1 n^- T3)fwt Ku. T f*rvagTTnTi; 5, 1 Fffort, . a* Raising, elevating. tion, diligence, , V Raising, elevation. Effort, exertion. ir: To '* star. 1 J 3 '3 - severing, diligent, gaged, ready. 2. ('in or Usually A. only ). active or quick) Time 1 FT: ( make ,p. Zealously active, perindustrious ; eo ; ^srrgwar! Bg. exer. prepare. ; in D. excite, Dk Ki. 1. 21. -4 Ready, prepared, on the point of, eager, bent or intent on, engaged in with dat., loo., inf. or Effort, stimulate to exertion. -2 ( Intrans. ; To exert, attempt, strive (with iuf.)i &c. -2 Persevering; diligent, -3 Bent, drawn ( at a bow ); TTfort ] ). 7 To 1 Mixing, join- ] 3?-^-^5 t Ved. ( I ww:. so ; 3^-5-^ t blending. ; ; 9.66. . Brought to a oonoln-- OL- (Tq!T ; ; -3 flg. ). 7TrfT?pTr Bk. 8, 47 ; reign, lift- upwards, Bringing to a conclnsion, completing, finishing (as gfjfcTTO). manage, govern. -6 To keep back, stop, binder. -7 To rise. Cau. To prompt, stimulate Ki. To ?j S. 1. 17. A garden, park. gee 3wr. -4 To strive, be diligent, strive hard for ?a?Hr %gf 8k. -5 I -J Speaking, faying. -4 Inattention, f tf$ ; Twr wni R. car 5T* R. 4. 40 TJiro 1 Produotion,generation.-2 Magnanimity. Me. ; set about for, begin, dat., loo. or inf.) srrg?i?rr5f?>ir?-Tf?VTaif^rT7, 26. 33; oft. opp.to in; ; X: a gardener, superintendent or keeper of a garden Ku. 2. 36. 1 ) ; ; i'j place. some cases come ready Going or walk I ) -3 Purpose, motive. -4 N. of a country to the North of India. -Oomp. nn?:; -TH?*), -W: up snj 3-o^T S. 1 ; wpf* P. in ( raise, elevate, lift -ri also ( icg ont. -1 A garden, park, pleasure ft ; ; 109. 2. gaiden ) ; rated. D. ; Hnft^i^rtayiwr: -3 Whirled, flourished, waved (as Wandering upwards. 7. ;rirf*t**i D. 3. 25. -J A spring, fountain. 4 Horripilation as in ssirHff, Thfrfff- -5 ; a sword). -4 splitting ! bewilder- Agitated, I ; ^rw^r^f f^wt*f R- 5. 38 36 Mu. 5. 3. -2 Breaking, af 1)J. 3WH^ ; ; j^lap.p. ed Erecting, stretching oat, rope, a cord. Tar 2 P. 1 To go up, rise, &scend IJSTWT ^rtrTrfTlPr%T 03: R. 12. 47 trsRsarfa Gtt. 4 -2 To originate, spring, arise ^frf -2 A Rising. ed, distracted ; *%fMt R.12.7; gone mad ; Mv. 4. -2 Terrified, frighten- ; 4 I Moving or wandering I Terror about. 1 levation. active. A. of. carriage. -2 A loud noise, uproar, 276 To Chiefly ( . I ned excel, surpass nawH^r^inr ( 3f**i- In fan. with arwnrt abl. ) or extracted. ) I A ; To increase, exceed, preponderate. -3 lo abound in. i|jf-*.p. p. 33^T a. Increased, excessive, 1 P. lead marry, o -2 Commencement, The plant ( njinf ) ITiftKu.5 85; TS* S* X. 109; Ka. 6. 30 wicHj^ijsT^Hiiaf*?'''! 74 7. ; -Oonrp. frirt disouaraging a thing at the very beginning. Abounding 3iff^)-? in, in- creasing. R. 11. . ; Uaiaed, lifted np. 1 -2 Married. -J Eraiiioated,pulled npJ.\\$H a. I Raising, drawing nj. -2 Marrying. ;ft A rope, cord. A m. bus baud. Crying alouda. Bk. Vomited, ejected. Si. 9. 73 \ ; >TK &o. -4 To goffer, exHal. 6. 9 ; wrfperience, feel Ejecting, vomiting. V53V? Mn. off one's clothes. R. 16. 60, 11. 66 9. 7 ; adhering to his ag in Ku. ; 19 1. ; V. Rising, growth. 42 4. M. ; 14 5. ; sf I -2 A stove. e fn who hag put a- 3TjnT -H^. ; 2. 21 master's cause. -5 To possess, have, assume, be endowed with ; nrn*sa:Qft Mn. 4 iiJ!Mt q. v. small shell. ; Destroy ins;, breaking down. -2 Undermining (as a bank); a. I A a- [ arsre-ff^. ] Relating to marriage, matrimonial (as a Mantra); Ms. 9. 65. ; 3Trrr%w.p./> =nM^^riifqV. i. 23; ; S'. Rif*, *|V, u^ outset. apr To 1 ) Ms. 54 sfJs 3. 8, 10, 15 ; Y. 1. 52 ; Bk. 2. 48. -2 To bear np, raise up, elevate. -3 bold np. sustain, support ; prepon- Increase, excess, abundance derance, bee-hive a as ( -2 cord,, rope. From which honey has been extracted Vb. 1. 11. abundant. ~-1 Distinct, evident. 1 Ploughing a field twice. -3 Marriage -4 Anxiety, anxions regret. sft I ed or lifted op. -3 To be taken ont Mb -2 ^,- fir 1 To be Sf|^6 A. (P. epic.) grieved or nfflicted.be agitated; jfrnf3fcmr ^grfw Bg. 5. 20 tremble, ; shake ( lit. and fig. ). -2 To fear, be afraid of, shrink fro-m, abbor, M ( with abl. ) ; jfreonrfisTsr* f?wnrT?rwif^*K5, Bg. 12. 15 197 ; srfjsf^ra ^B: t^rfn^mfr^ Bk. 7. 92. -3 To 'be tired or ick of, be disgusted witb sftmrfflf^lT^f sometimes with gen. ; ?r Mai. 3 - n- I elevated. ( Ved. -2 Raised, Excellent. /. An elevation, hill ) t 1 3 j'in' , A year. P. -2 To forth. 1 To poor out, gend donation. gift, -2 TgPT: 1 Ejection, throwing ont. -2 Shaving. -3 ( In logic ) Nonexistence of a "obsequent consequent on the absence of an antecedent ( Wilson ). -4 Booting up. -5 Raising, elevating. y^H. 1 A. To throw up, eject, vomit ( fig. also ) ; -jgqiH *ft B. 12. 5 spoke oat or uttered ; shed ( tears Ac. ) ; Mn. 6. 13. Tjtfftt /. Vomiting, ejecting. Tftwp.p. Vomited. -2 Ont of | rnt ( as an elephant down S. 6. -3 Dropped ). ; 33prsr, a. ( M wind ) ( Throwing down food awrnnr* I To cange 17 v. 2. ). 1 Married. -2 Coarge, Si. -3 Acquired, obtained -4 Tall, protuberant, high Ki. 14. 31.'-5 Heavy, fat.-Mate rial, *$zp.p. gross. 1. 74. ; substantial. -7 Excessive. ^r?a. 1 Carrying, leading up, taking np or away. -2 Continuing, perpetuating ( as a family ) ; 55* 0. 4;sof^' 4. 22;R. 9.9 ;11. 54. -3 Eminent, head, principal, best, son. -2 One( i. foremost. ft 1 A the 4tb ) of the seven courses of 57 A daughter. 1 Marrying. -2 Supporting, holding or lifting up, bearing, carrying g* : 5j5TKr?e*TT%rfTr: R. 13. 8; Mil. 14. 20 : *FrraHniTirrsinT 10 ; R. 2. 18 Ku. 3. 13. -3 Being Tg^-sr ; ^ ; -1 Marriage, (redding ; nwrMs. -4 Possessing, having; fs^STT't carried on, riding j^^ufrggH' Bearing np, supporting. 1 r*tAAlVCrrtft 3T Smritis mention 8 forms of Hrn^?^ jTwinnrft i 3 '*' *nr 76. -4 To grieve, afflict, Catw. 1 To harass, trouble, 11 HITT afflict, Kn- a^3nr?r?if^!TrffrnT5i T^fsrwr ffeort 5 ; *3*tKSTS^- oppress 1. Pt. 4. frighten. ; ; Mu. 19. 7. -2 To terrify, 29. -3 U. 2. frighten trtftiBT: fftr*: To produce disgust or abhorrence mar- M. 3 ; ; S. 2. 1 Grieved, afflicted, as for any absorrowful, anxious ( sent lover ) "f^xf, -undepressed in mind, sorry, anxious. -X Alarmj. ; ed, frightened ; D. 4. awft Vftswni ) I Going 3%T swiftly (ag an expresg megsenger), courier. -2 Steady, calm, tranquil. -3 Ascending, mounting. -4 One whose arms by long practice continue always raised above the head ascetic ). rt 1 Trembling, ( as an shaking, waving. -2 Agitation, excitement ; Bg. 12. 15.-3 Alarm, fear Me. rferrtjrffcrfofl*'* *ffvf%>J^T*ir 36 : *rfrfftiftnr r%itft B. 8. 7. -4 a- [ ; Anxiety, regret, sorrow, distress caused by separation from one's favourite object ). -5 Admiration, A betel-nnt astonishment, if ( frnit riage: ( draws up 1 Agitating, ft )^, -3WT distress. distressing, causing pain or anxious, -2 Suffering distress, ). *%&( ing, slaughter. Relating to the killing animK-2To be rail- air. -3 The vital air which conveys nourishment upwards. -4 One of the seven tongues of flre. -5 Msriiage. ;rjm: I Banishment. -2 Abandonment. -3 Killing. a. | ; ; ; 8. 370. ^gm^l 1 Expelling, banishing. -2 Abandoning. -3 Taking ont of or e,wy ( from the flre ). -4 Kill- ; ; 3TpJrf 1 Increase. -2 Sly or suppressed laughter. of a jaorifloial Caw. 1. -2 To spread to marry. above; Si. 12. 73. Ponriog or shaking ont. 4{|H*, Ma. ft raise, elevate. A 1 &c. -6 To carry off or away, tike or lead away; ergs-fa '' ( =J 1*?: That which raises or in corap. ) Ak. -w | ; w^hnr mw- Lifting np. -2 unbappy, 277 o. >r | tremble to Canting a. ) ; tion of pain, torture, affliction ; 3$- 352 painfnl. elevated (^t, ^^rp-p. Raised, out, not <&[, 3ft- ) Ac. -J Flowing contained in, swollen, overflowing sramifcj A. 1 see, perceive; Amaru. 24 4 Terrifying ; ; -JQrown, increased. -4 -5 Proud, furious, haughty "^iprft K. 'JO. -6 Vo inited up. -J Left as a remainder. -8 Ill-conducted, ill -mannered, rude -9 Agitated dgTHtttrii, HfW'RHssr liwed' Pt. 1. ). Exalted, prosperous. 13. It. gfcrt Si. 8. 18. (where also ' gone astray, ill-be- 7 means rar?T 236. Looking up or upward*. -2 Sight, an eye seeing. looking I it. ; wfbnfnfranr*tf firgrf R. 3. 1. g^V^lO P. I To fan. -2 To blow ^S To raise up, ele vate. -2 np, eradicate, uproot. Drawn up eradicated. See under 3^^. " -2 To To go upwards, asasunder, bunt oat fly ; U. 4 the strings of TJrrf'HTH^y^'nT whioh are giving way or being mapped. -3 To tumble over, fall down. -4 To go out, depart. -5 To b puffed rite, swell, inorease.-6 To np with pride, be haughty. I To ; Tjf&j ttfirtor S33rrg*f Mv. 2. -2 To throw np, elevate. -3 To tnrn round, roll (as eyes). -4 To anoint, smear. Superfluous, re dnndant, plentiful. -1 Left over as a remainder, surplus. -at 1 remainder, A -2 Excess, preponderance. -3 Rubbing or smearing the body surplus. w'th perfumes. w 1 -2 rising. ( of plants, Prosperity, elevation. Going up, growth -3 -4 Turning from grain &c.). f ^311% R- 1 7 9 - aide to side ; head ^r5t??nr?tsfa^"*fi(r ; it ; rrwr the body with purf limes or fragrant unguents, or the unguents used for this pnrpot' or to relieve pain Y. 1. 152 ; Ms. 4. 132 (3T4trfa- exoes 357: Shaking, trembling, sive tremor. [3rt!ft^3t] 3t?J ing its banks (as a river Overflow- 1 wim?5R. 16. 34 K. ) ; ; c -2 Transgressing the proper K. 138. limits. -J Excessive 333. , rat. -Oonrp. ^^ To P. 1 lond, sonnd, roar ^ui7, CuoouU frrohir the plant Salvfnia lata. roar or bellow ain general ) ( Kn. 1. 56 girjj I P. 1 To shake, wave; Mil. Ratn 2-roll or move - 2 - -2 about, tnrn round snui-44 stflr -9 Bad behaviour or con- I ; ^g-- U. 2. np. Shaking. Sur- fi or besieging rounding. -2 Investing -4 (as a town &o.). -J Devastating. . & 1 ( To 1 Overcoming in battle. a. 1 Loosened Freed r: R. 7. 6; Kn. 7. 57. -2 from bonds, unfettered, unbound. or enif I The act of surrounding fence. -3 closing. -2 An enclosure, A pain in the buttocks or back of the . ; f^f appear, rise, WWTWT: Pt. hansr over, arise, im, ; To 9. 18. ( a ; ) ascend, go up _( ng. awnrsr *mrw viiJr nim &: snrwsfrtnrm Bh. 2. 69. -2 rise, also ) ; Mk. 5 ; To bend elevate, erect raise, Ki. np, 16. 35. Cflfr. )Toelvate, raise to eminence; ; To hend upwards, raise, erot;ywyjne?r Kn. 7. 23 8. 3. 85 R. 1. 41. -2 Caut. ( -ifmrfir ) 1 ; ; 109. SWHTT^JrK. Raised, elevated, up&sr*p-Plifted (He. also ; ^iiutiflJUij^inT"} jTr^Rrr Bh 3- 24 ; Si. 9. 79 ; WTwir^fwwrn 8. 4. 14. -2 High ( fl*. also ), tall, loftv great, eminent convulsive pain in the ; ; 1. 14 ; pt. i. 29 V. ; 5. 22 ; Ki. r^ : ; ; 23 5. 15. 14. R- 6 - 71 ; Si 7 - ZT ; Pt. 1. 122. %iT^a. noble-minded -3 Projecting, plump, breasts 1 M. 2. 3 Rs. 1. ; ; To (a) hnmming, yH<"J*lrf'HH, Mk - * pend storm an impends untimely B aurronnding, a. Investing, covering on all sides. body roar, <3?r*if?tT3'rojt 2. 91 sr- ' ; jr P. 1 ; ^T3- ; Mb. Crying ont, chirping &o. : ; ; - full ( 7. rs as A * Elevation. -2 boa (anm )-.<* srnrr Ascension, altitude. -Oomp. a. elevated and depressed, uneven: Ak. high and low ; si^c ^wwr^ff with uplifted paws, s^Tor a. having a projectrampant. -snr% fat. . corpulent, ing navel, a. carrying the head high, fjTT. holding np the head, prond. heart. Den. P. To open, unfasten, untie. ty a. Surrounded, invested. An udder ; see ^r?r?ir Height, sublimity, R. 5. 37. ; majes- 3-WT&:/- 1 Elevation, height, (flg. below. -2 Exalso); see 3TW^a: altation, dignity, rise, prosperity, increase ; snrfc > 9, ; duct, rudeness. i A monse, ^T 1 MM. ; *rfi Kail.). . Kind, moved to pity. ( fig. ) - 3^ a.l Catising to rise. -2 Rnbqr; oing and cleaning the body. ( In Hath. ) The quantity assumed for the purpose of the operation Colebrooke ). Springing up, a raised seat or throne in Caut. extirpate, eradicate, destroy 1 Having ~). wet. L. uK [ ; Increase, growth. cend"^ To ) Moistening, wetting. 1 Wet, wetted, moist.-] . 6 P. 1 Fanning. 1 as water ( ^H^a 16. 79. To draw upon or towards. A. - desid. ( 31^1 faf ) H wet, moisten, -2 To flow ; ; 1 To 1 out, spring or. ( Caw. ; air?T . at ; ; r* SWr** To look up, view, gflrtf^f ^rHrasaTW^ | [ m bathe or issue arng^rrZVfffitrfzftwv Mai. tr Mn. 3. 8 overflowing; T?rf: ^ Si. 3. 19. looking at ( waiting for ) 6x -2 To examine, ooniider, 7 P. ; one's absence. a. -2 Risen, eleTated. 1 Ma. 8. -3 Regret, sorrow for ^*ai^f^f*r^f%m 1 Sprang up, drawn ont. -J Perfumed, scented, rubbed, kneaded. hurting the feelings. Agitation, anxiety. -> Inflic- with fear ( 3 I 10 P. ( To glean or gather little by little -2 To throw or cast up- at a time. wards. Pt K. 55 ; - - Si. 16. 22, 72 ; Bv. . Ji 40 ; 278 H. Bh. 2. 23. -3 Rais-4 The wife of Qarnda.-Coinp. of f5Tt N. of Gamd* ( Lord 3. v. I. -/jTra ing. T: ; f?g^rnr?tTiTfq- 3frirf5; U. conjec- guess, ascertain, infer, ture 26 3. 22, 1. 29, 6. ??fT: V. 4 ; ; . a. ing, plump Elcvalnd, project- 1 us hrenstd ( 9. 72. wr ) % Amaru. fwmm? tft- 30; Si. -1 High, sublime. TW:r Rajjinf?, I -2 Height, np. .lifting elevation. -9 To completely. -lOToiaadoff fill (in sinking). 3WH a. Erect, high ( flg. also ) Si. JJftcT upright, KI uprightness grwiratimdHrf'j, "itr erectness, ; 68 of the body 5. ( lofty, ; : ; liberation, disi-iiscion. -7 Inference ; np. W'i ^yfff To tie np, bind up, ^ig)g fasten ronnd. -2 To draw out, pnll out. -3 To come out of, rise from. 4 P. ;rsr fastened ; !> I 1 bound Tied Or 23 18. 50; Ku. 3. -2 Swelled, increased, heaving rofrw^rSw flit. 12. -3 Unbound. ; R. 5. 43, 16. 79 9. 2:1 i. ; T-ffnssr CT**SS. 7. 8 Si 0. 3(). . ; ; A Emerging, kind of ascetic risinii; up. , njr , B" &c. protnberTOTS. 1 Projection, suoe r?jf ^t^ Mil. 9; rise; K. 26. -2 Trying tip. 5- Sour gruel made from the fermentation ; f* of rice. a Hiving nr- navel, corpulent. of the Solar race. nently appearing projeating N. nf a king ; stalk promi- Mil. 9. 13. W o. [ 3%n< 1 aT5f5r ; ; shake up, disturb, excite, stir; pain. -2 To strike', kill, destroy ; Pt. 2. 33; ySs'weir Mil. 1. 18 f^teqf^igwas.-V Prb- -3 To tear, cut off, off peel R. 2. 37. -4 To mix. Tea- r ng, a. a'yjrosT ^sq?g-q-^Yffwar ; lotuses ) ; budded ( an 'smia- K. 22 Tftr^gwn; Si- 4. 13, 31, 8. 28. P. 1 1 To lead upwards, bring np. -2 To raise, erect, lift ap. (A.) if^ggnnt St. ; ?^^'srtfr miT tSifiS'ftwriTt 3^F drw np (as water ). : ; elevated, (b ) Bh4-. -4 To -5 To stroke ; traighten oat. -ft To lead oat or aside, lead away ; tf^.i^tj,w><j Mb. -7 To press out, extract. -8 To -3 U. a ( 3, 5. Puffed ) . Furious, wild JT^*r: Pt. 1. 161; ; U. country ( where ;r I Shaking off, : disturbance. Agitation, -2 Killing, slaughter. -3 A : ilisoaae of the outer ear. e?riai^' a. Shaking off, agitating, stirring. -2 Throbbing, beatInflammation of the rft; ing. 1 outer ear. 7'fm4 Shaking agitating. -2 Killing, slaughter, hurting. -3 Beating ( with a ntiok). -4 Probing, stirring 1 a dart roars Gangi f^fSlk pretending to < be mad. \ mad. Insane, -2 Intoxicated, drank 54. T'n-'* R. 2.9,16. -2 Mad, f ariouB, extravagant ; Si. 10. intoxi4,12.44,77; 16. 59. -3 Causing JT>fWvictWi intoxicating cation, 5f^ffl^^jrar fa'jwrs'csssni Si. 6 20 -ft 1 Insanity. -2 Intoxication, a. 1 ; ; ecstacy. 3*H?^ a. [ 3^lt T^tfsw ] Affected or inflamed with love; fr^T'>'J?5'' i?T ^ij Kn. 5. 55. throw- ing off or down. -2 Killing, slaughter ; s^qTspVmisTrq R. 7. 52. ^f k-ii: 1 the ST furiously along ). ^a^, mad in appearance. maniac-like, -MrilMd " spoken in drunkenness or madness. ( -?f ) the words of a : dinturbing, ; full-blown, panded, 30 ; Drunk, intoxicated. II : paininif. SleepR?T ] awake, without one wink of 3f%5 tleep : ^'53rH Emerging, coming oat of sr An attendant of 6*iva. To P. 1 3TrJT^, T^'^ 1, 9 water ?I*T ;jgT?y a. \Vith the less, ; 35TpiT a. T^WtRR flffrTT 5*?f S. 6 Ms, 9. 79. ; avHv.g; a. TWTflt 8 srhi mad gr^rglpKT^ V. 2 ; ; ; Drunk, intoxicated. frantic, tuadman. 33i5f a. ; Elated, flushed with 1 3VfT?r p- P- -2 Insane, : I 3%sr The office of the afTpj. 3TBrar ( w?*O 6 P- To emerge, rise up ^fq-. rf<^r T3f 3^HT33T np, 46. -<. j*rnt*r:K. 107; Ki. 4.16. 3. 161 ( wmRgSPfrffHircIffi5^>?rTn3 Mit. ). rr: The thorn apple (m<:); N. of another tree ( g?f ? ) -Comp. -^m:, -^sr N. of Siva. -n>i N. of a wyei ^TKigorrw^ wVR*a- WifjRrir R. 17- -j-Hg 4 P. I To be or become mad. -2 To delight, gratify. -Cam. ( T-W-^qiW ) To madden, inebriate, render drunk (lit. and fig. ); 3?*?T- j^<j Rasing, leading np. -2 Leading to an inference. -TO. One of the 16 priests at a aacrilke. a. w] Having ;r->f ; 3^Hrfa^o. I Shaking, agitating. -2 Tormenting, excruciating; Mil. a 2; Si. 6. 31. -4 Possessed by Ms. Y. an 32 or 2. evil-spirit ; ; ghost -2 What leads to nn inference 3<sn. 3?Mr lirtw a prominent nose Bk. 4. 18. Killing, or Raising lifting Up. I sra conclusion. See under -J snare or ) lifting up ; Ft. 5. 45 lifted Raising;, i A 9.10. TT!:, TsTf'J: I Haising, elevating. -2 Height, elevation. -3 Auarestmblance, -4 Ibference. 'f-Ty> ^srirsr a. With the eyes raised It. 4. 3. I Raising, ;j upwards fllevaling, lifting up. -2 Drawing water. -3 Tbe out vesaul up of which a fluid ,u taken. -4 L*<\ing away, extracting. -5 Making straight, smoothing *frm . -6 De; Twf&ar p- p I Raised, lifted up. -1 Heightened, incr^ated, proved to b superior ; VM^T: M. 3. slaughter. -4 trap ; sTJJfafnfRr ^T?HTi I^ffftT KT *i\ Mb. tation. 'off, lodged in the body. -5 The instrument used for this purpose. 37flra a. Destroying or killing. v. 1 Torment, pang, deep pain ; ?rr : Mil. 9. 45. -2 Shaking, agi- 1 T"fi%oga. Mad, drunk. -3 In rut elephant Si. 12. 28. ); -2 In insane. tcxicated, as an ( insane. -2 Ex3TPTI?"' 1 Mad, travagant. -5: 1 Madness, insanity; U. 3 ; MM. 9. -2 Intense 3l*t 3mr. or extravagance passion, intoxication of love; Mil. 3,2. 11; ^WHsr'Wr?! Mv. 2. 22 rapturous joy. -3 Lunacy, mania (considered asadieeaceof the mind ); ^prerr 5^n wiffliTrnwar. SUM. msRftsfljjal MKi^^m? j(ff*ft3Tci::i -4 (In Rhet. ) Madness considered i as one of the 33 subordinate feelings; f%g%Ht? 3**n? *T*$5l**wrft Bloo > D- 2> N. of the plant vst, 279 a. Maddening, exciting, intoxicating. One of the r: five arrows of Cupid. ;jTT?ftw rapturing ; Ved. originate Mad, intoxicated- Fond a. of drinking <* iwisw ^tcT L R. 11. 22; Ki. 14. 45. -2 Regretting, repining for a lost or departed friend. -J Anxious, eager, impatient; 2. 75. -4 TrJ 5wr5r*af>T'r3 Bh. Proud ( q=rfa^ ) Si. 16. 3 ( where it also means "anxious ). ; ' P. 1 disturbed in Den. A., g^wsfrq; T*w*rnjer To become excited or mind, be uneasy, regret Ki. 3. 39. ^S^W'i: arplTI'HT ; TVR^YS- 8 U. To make excited, 1 -J Light, R. ; air. the of ( becoming ation yw" ing about eyes 28 ; nnfasten, poll rm: R. 6. clothes &c.) ( 67 147, loosen, liberate, bond ) ; antrni3. 22. ; Bk. ; freefrom(as ^01^75^ ^(rprf- Mb. letter) ^Hg^g^ir Bij. ; ; I^TI^^STB: Rim. hurl ( as a missile ). extricate, loosen, free ( as the Kk- 15. 102; -2 To deliver. &r%rKp.p. Pulled ?5rc?V^ c5T^ -2 To be awakened or roused, be excited 3-f**TUf? f%?Tf far!Ji 6'i. 10.72; Bk.l.33.-3 To expand, blow Ac. 4y : -4 To Cau. ; Mv. fling, 1 6. To 46. loosened off, bitterly. ; (as lotuses) wr*T^H?l%iTinraT^: Ki. 4. 3; Mil. 1. 38, 9. 15. -4 To be A measure. Weighing, measuring. &fani fi^^TM. -2 A upwards measure of size or quantity. -J ; Price. Measure :/. p.ica- tf Unfastening, loosening. a [33 s*r iwi^] 1 Onsealed. -2 Opened, blown, expanded 3FHTTawrong what ; is [ ?f#ra: A I IT: path. *rab. To open ( Going wrong road, deviation from the right road, ( g. also ) f*?l3mhrrfort Pt l - ; -2 An improper conduct, evil course, moral turpitude TTTlVl?w<m% f; f^nfllr K. 155; "**??*>: 103. Jf mi. Astray, by a wrong way ; Pt. 1. 161. -Camp. ifa a. going wrong. a^mflrq an outlet ( CT^rr^F a. ), " ; finding with, varie- gated. ; : 1 1 Si"*'- Opened H: 16. i. 12. M To opeu the eyes ; Sik. ( on the eyes Kn. 4. 2. ) ; -3 i-l^ clean by washing : Y. 1. 20. -2 To efface, blot obliterate. -3 To oat, receive, accept (Ved.). arqT^f Bnbbing, wiping moving nTtsKFI Dk. 161. off, re- ; rubbing 3*g3Tr^f3Tr Repeatedly up and down. ; ; ; j An open roots, cleared, removed, 32; Y. 2. 91. K. P. 1 awakened Mv. K. 110. -J Touched np,pai nted 3*n'rt'%it ^f^f^f f%^ Ku. 1. 32. reference ^fjf^r /. Corpulence, fatness. As a pre6x to veib g-o; ind. 1 and nouns it expresses 'towards', near to, by the ude of, with, under, down' (opp. an). According to 3. M. the following are its senses: - (to anything). Bhig, Bg. 5.9; Dk. -2 To open 58 -2 Blown, expanded (In Rhet.) Plucking up by the eradication, destroying, uprooting ; T ^ttgsp.p' Blotted oat, effaced, wiped off; R. 16 ; 1 48; ?f 6 P. il ; Mixed of the ; " ). ( rg;fr- ; .p. ; 4 awaking ?rr:rt3rH$TfJT K Going ustroy au water r^ra Opening I rrfollowing evil courses. a. going wrong, erring, taking a wrong road. ; '3T 5J'5 10 P. To eradicate, plnok up by the roots, exterminate; : Ki. 1. 41 0. 4. -Caul. j J'riteo ^atnrrf as a flower). -6 To 2. 1. eyes, lotuses &o. ); ir%ffV. 1. 5 ; Mk. 1. 33. -2 To display, show mrf ( ; 5(T^t D.I. 20; asrftejtj Git 1. -5 To appear, become manifest; r ^ig^JaWi 3T?T wf^fti% I Weight. round cluster break forth, burst out ; To be weighed c. weighed diffused or spread, ^3>wg^frwm Measured. a. 111. take off K. I'o To - 1 iT a 1 Ssfr fV^w ; ; Ved. to a 3?wi open (as a T. 3. 235 K. 221. -j To raise, elevate, send forth (as sound); 3Tnhrr?fr To open 1 ; -2 sf- flash ; ^1^5^^ manifest- visible, ); 16. 8. off Flying about, glitterP. ; - Santi. 3. 13. 1 7 5^55^ U. Mai. 6. 5. ; 2. speaking through Loud-sounding, noisy. -4 Awakening, 81. rising, ; nar ; 114 light or ni^pfof iS Me. 3rtft^ Rubbing, kneading. -2 A fragrant essence nsed for the pur. pote of rubbing. -J Act of purify1 Opening flash, brilliahcy gr'i^Ti Bh. 2. ?*^i^ a. radiant -j-H<j^ a. 8bining, 16. 69. ing 5. 68. 3^$ V. R. 12. 26, 6. ; wfHTf** 21. 11. 23. -4 Sounding, speaking or making a sound ; dr^l'h'jpft Kn. 6. 2 the oackoo. eyes ), winking, twinkling ( of eyes ); UHnfi^qfSfgn Mu. 3. 21. -2 Blowing, opening, expansion ; 3?(taf i> flr T H?vi 3nmtCr ^rnrit K- Pio; ^f)nlnm0}*^i KU. 2. 33. Ki. 10. 37. sj^JH R. ; ^<jVg- ; ^sgw 48. fi. 34 ; ; ing 12 9, 3. ; ; Opened ( as eyes ), A look, jr 1 blown, expanded &c. glance Ku. 5. 25 K. 72. -2 Open- ; prepared' for ; emrnnTOTR. 8. 1?, abont to retire to -3 Eager, waiting for, to ffftR^ expecting looking up w*ri&iuTTtir 5rr^ 7Roi'fi?g^ Kn. 6. Tt*nft J 1 Excited or disturbed in mind, peragitated, uneasy ; Ku. t- opened. Blown, ; the woods , 16. ^fireBr M. 5. 7 Opening the eyea. plexed, disturb o. yffWT to, mt'f w TpHq-^tw^if: aiSmTrffi? ; 26 11. 39, about <Stc ). 3*Hiq, -*f> WT Me. 14. 100 ; R. arrww* 1. 53. -2 Ready, intent 0:1, on the point of, : 1. ; ; S- 1. a. ( en- Intoxicating, To open, bloam, be expanded ( as gi?nq j Raising the face, looking np; looking upwards snfr dT f ffif 1 ; ( nearness, contignity 3'Tftwt, 74 ; ; ; 280 (3) pervasion ;j7*rr (4) advice, nst ructi ng sa by s teacher; 71^51 ; (5) death, xtinction, ; The 3Tmn (6) defect, fault; (8) action, effort ; inent ;narB?>, a-ganr; ; (10) ; ; ornament, command, reproof, killing, wish, resemblance &c. -2 As unconnected with verbs and prefixed to nouns, it expresses direction towards, nearness, resemblance, relationship, contiguity in upace, number, time, degree &c., hot. generally involving the idea of subordination or inferiority, 3TT*Mr&w "10 finger next to the little finger; ? however, forms Avyayi. corep. in these senses TTJTIT ; ifirtTr: wTrt', n^ sratstf:, yj*3fa*rfii'fV. Prefixed to ' proper noons it means a younger brother '; 7^:. -3 With numerals it forms ti'&i||i(gifrf<;a nd means' nearly', 'almost' nearly thirty TTfwTir: about twenty &c. -4 As a eparable preposition (a) with sec. when i'. means inferiority ( P. I. 4. 87); 3T f fie S^'i 8k- tbe gods are under t. e. are iufeiior to Hari 5ia>r^ 3TT*g?t Vop. ; (6) with loc. grrflrstr: ; it expresses (1) over, above, superior to; 3 fr% t5W (2) addition (3) near to, towards, in the direction of, under; (4) at, on, upon (5) upto,'in, above; e. g. ^q on or above the peakt ^q) 3 ; ; sometimes or at instr. with, (c) with the same time with, -5 As a separable the according to. adverb it is rarely used in the senses of further, more over. (3qre$rsft% fft Hearing. Rumour, Nigella Indica ( ^q-f'tf a. ; L. tub Qotb. ; ttp -Z \ hood Ved. Keaching to the ; B. 4. 34 9. 2. N'ear, proximate. 5s, Proximity, vicinity, neighbournitr ; ; 13. 48 Kn. ; 3n$*r ^ro 7. 51 ; g<Jhq3;^ S. Mai. 3. 5. to the very ear. -2 Space near village or its boundary. -3 One of a horse's paces. neck, near the : ind. Upon 1 throat Si. 3. 36. nity oft near. proximate. -2 Near, I w ind. Near ajar. The plant Piper Lon3TT$g*n 1 gum. -2 A canal, trench. ^T^t: of (lorn-boil, a disease To w:th cooing. the month. the w^a ,. fill vici- ) ; efforts trii^*???rtTBk. 8. 19, *5^T, JTT 5)tif%f ; censure 7. 98. -8 To bring or call together; STT^TT angron: (=flgfij*P Sk. ). ; ^TTcR^iJT I Doing service or favour, helping, assisting. -2 Material, implement, instrument, means f instruments, or assistants; ruK. 207 ; so firrn bathing materials Pt. 1 3 T^fTof ?t?re ; ; ; ; chine, apparatus, paraphernalia ( in general ). -4 Means of subsistence, anything suppo rting li f e. -5 A men n* ^, qnJ, -33 &c. -6 Fabricating, composing, elaborating. -7 The insignia of royalty. -8 The attendants of a king. - One who does a service or expedient ; jp. or favour, useful, friendly resound Filling with Made (with cooing), if to Dk. 160 ^ffff PT f^Jir U. 17. 58 8. D. 624. ; ; ; Si. 2. 37. ; cooing. -% *nd. Near a well sr- ; a well for trough near watering cattle. O ne the Bbore "<* -. ST^aT 31^ 8 0. ( o ) TJiKira^' ftfgT^ra To 1 ^i ; 32. -2 To assist, serve, 140, 245, 5. benefit, befriend, oblige, favour, oft witn gen. of person ) ar Ki. 7. 28, 8. Me. 101 Si. 20. ; ( Fretft^W^ "IT twt I ; w^mwhwl ; K. 174 ST ft ;ffr ^wmhi^with loo, also ^crt 8/B.; sometime* Ms. 8. 394. -3 To foster, take, care of. -4 To render homage, serve, watt or attend upon (with ace.); 2. 40, 3. 284 Pt. 1. 22 service or useful T<1^ f ; Preparation. begin.set about with dat. ). -6 To sub- anything ( due, overcome. (6) 37**f)fit,-*5^> add, supply ( (rmiwrtsft ); 3TVI. 1. 139 8k. -2 To provide or furnish with; f^ErrBT^Ti^u^T. Bhfyj. -3 To attend or wait on, serve. -4 To adorn, deco- To ^w*P. elaborate, pare, perfect ; sions. -*r 1 A 15. -2 royal tent, palace. -2 JxTWrt5f Doing service or favour, helping, contributing to, aetiet; ing, productive ( 5r of good resnlti Ki. 2. 43. ) ; 1 Protectress, a femule -2 A palace. -3 A tent, a caravansera. -4 A kind of cake. assistant. TWrfbl. <* HalDing,gerving,bne&c.; subservient, benefactor. jnchl4 a. Deserving assistance A or favour, fit to oe assisted ijr fioial royal hcas, palace; K. 5. 63 ; wi 37j9t?oT a. 8. ). Caravansera. polish, preP,h. to another 3. of -4 Particularly flowers, garlands &c. suspended at gate-way* as embellishments on festive occa- ^rg :8k. Y. ; to be tion. 79, 16. 55. 73. refine, tf snf ( 73 a; -3 Ornament, decora- ; ; fftSTlj^ 8k. -5 To I ; f*?: Kn. ; ; ; 37 Si. 2. furnish or proplace or bring near, vide with, do or tender i*- ff Ms. 2. 18 JM'ftrt! I Service, help, aisistance, favour, kindness, obligation ( opp. ); 3-ii^nTT Bt ' 15. 28. rate, , -2 In the ( make 1. aUcftj P. ; shoulder. grrqjj a a. Solitary, retired, secluded. 74 ; The plant ^>r^*)- -2 Small I cardamoms. grr^JT ; 139. (6) To with gen. of thing VI. ; A r I Rti o n of follower of Ktchaka. -2 The army of Viltta under KJchaka. ^r^:,-f%^r ( ; report. 8 e under gn*. 1? [ cf. Qr. hujio Garm. oh. ]. woman's the the ear. ; ; one's daughter; "3$ apartments. 20. 5. 3TT ; ; of friend near ter ;?qr^c The 'jM't.-MI ; eai<1 Sik. 44. commence study : (11) reverence, worship r&ti one finger but laot beginning; finger, the ( a^ifirei ) ; finger next to the little ( o ) To cuie for, take care of with ace. of person ) P. 1. 3. 32. -5 short ntory or tle. ; i or; a royal tout 5. 41, Doing A Brlhman* n. ; awv- 93, do. of pn service in n state 13- 281 wh pilage (ws^if^r,) pan on wishes to the state of a A to houge-Mder p. tion Mk. 3!% ment Assisted, benefited, Aid, favour, obliga- T* Mv. advance 25. 5. Mai. 7 Favonr, obliga6 P. To bestrew, I scatter or To b ) ( Scattering or throwing over, covering ap ; burying. -2 Pervasion. -ind. Near the rays. To be 1 for fit *$- ; ^Trgfiflur 1 Bhag. -2 To be piepaied hand ) J or readj ( at taking. dic. ) wi^H^S ; 107,159 ; ; patient,. treat- Treatment, physicking. A ^M*npre>r Ms. 3. 208, 8. 333. -3 To result" in, erve as, lead to (with dat.) s;r$f5 ST^r ?^ISwfr<13iF<m MB. 3. 202. -4 To become, take a ( particular ) introduc- preface, or hap Caus. I To prepare, get ready, equip \y Ve. 2. -2 To appoint, aBHign, allot 3T*i>tfff TgPt. 1; 0.2 f.l. 109. -J To lating to patient ). ; ; Cnrable Preparation Brought near, at hand. -2 Ready, prepared. -3 Fitted for, adapted to. -4 Formed, produced. A., 4 P. approach, come %W 7 ; ; | To go near advance towards; vfo7g To do, perform, ,t *,j^ rTsargq^farsr, Dk. JJnrfWHsjsrKg,^,^ M4) 3 ; Y. mence ; 3. 200. -J To begin, com- (witn inf. or dat.) "*nr T^gtrwJta : Ki. ; (Atm 28 2. ^ vtftg ftBr^wrgT^art? 66 ; R. 17. 13. -4 To ); s,fi. ; Ku 3 go against, attack, "5 MMU,TOWnd irfrri R am JV" >T*iTl>V ( u f love) to To blame, ch de, ignominy 53 ; Censure, reproach, R. iRWinfalim 1VM*feftSn|f|ih J Dk. 41, 60. STaCrf An asa ( a. Censuring, blaming. -m. braying aloud ). 3TTiT( 3JT )ot 9T ] Tbe sound of ; frt^rarfw, k. 68 ; ^ r 75. mence, introduce, set on foot, begin; ; A Ved. ^MAy: Throwing 1 grtrshn -2 Mention, gestion Mn. 4. -3 3 ; A M. ( hurling. sug- bint, r^ft t^r^ ^t^or; Sjjq-^fif: q^q-tT Ve. threat, specific mention or charge Dk. at, allusion, arnrYq-^irin^i ; 5. 5f^^rm%^Tgtrn^?irrt 4 Commencement grrnf 61. ; ; -5 Poetical or figurative style Wilson ). 3. ;rq%qiif 1 Throwing or casting down. -2 Accusing, charging "q^. ; worm or 3' \ To waete away, decay, be exhausted, disappear. -2(2,6 P. ) To dwell near ( Ved. ). IT. 3-qg?T a. Decayed, wasted. Waste, decay, loss. -2 Expenditure. TT ind. Near the abode. 1 f^cT.a. Ved. 1 Dwelling near. -2 Clinging or attached to. P- P' 1 Decayed, exhaust- consumed, -2 disappeared. Powerlesi. a. One who draws near or one who dwells near, attached to. 3 on, ^qiJTir a. Forming a small A A subordinate class. 1 or: or subordinate class. -2 number less than a troop. or small small nf: Perfume, scent, 1 P. 1 To go to, approach, attain, reach ( fig. also. ), arrive at, visit ; 5tr'5iJtfeq'nsf4 sfihg^r R. 6. 85 ; BO Pt. 4 ; ^STS cpf Bh. 2. 10 Bk. 1. 1 ; 5 duly received. -2 To enter -3 nto, penetrate; Si. 9. 3d. To undergo, suffer ; a hurl Ram. -4 To go to the state of, attain, acquire ; ffrsisTfu'^^fSf^rna Ku. 1. 8 ; jrfa^wirrgiTw fir fNfr 6 Si. 9. o ; r^Tr^f &c. fsr^rratf, 5^> ?f^. sexual intercourse ^ To JW^rt 9T 4. 40. -6 ?rffiT, -5 lo approach a woman ) ; g^fr Wrff igr come upon, 3. 34, attack. -7 To insect. ed, 5abdak. 1 kind of against ; ; ( for a lute. ; ; girg'Jr3'Tl'^' Jlu. f<>r step over, stride, tracers*.-? To treat, act towards, attend on ( at a physician ) core o heal as woon 36 P. . Rim.; win over, put indicate, gtf Trflnm^sr i%trrq; Mu. 1 K. 162 Dk. 59 srriSrai fHi%5ir! M. 5. if^rf to, trgwrnfur^ffr Bk. 8. 25. -2 iO play-ground, R place 3" Soar. 1 ; Mk. 9. 3; ?fs^f&HiW>TMn. 1; Mai. -4 To throw down. -5 To com- 3,^, tr^ f%. ; tfrasTftrrT^iriit -2 Fabricating, making &e. wnftqitp.p. I Prepared, made &c. -2 Secondary, substituted. 1 a for playing. 3^51^1 ^R/>.j>. on revile. 1 T"Ifl?cr^,-5TT ( y. 2. a. One who be gins &.. A take. 5TTT wfffWnt attendance argir^r^ ; 2. the ^ A work on medicine. TTsfotrs^, CTBKHT pot. p. I To be commenced or undertaken. -2 ; about 1 To be gone to,,apcommenced Ac. -2 Re- ^q^jrofr^ a. proacded, . vow, promise ^rafaifilSira Pt. 4. -4 To set np, exhibit. -5 To render ( homage ), communicate. -6 To bring near, fetch. -7 To assume, hint, ), adduce tion. ; form a hint 1. Approaching.-2Onder- -3 Commencement. -4 (Me- ( forth, Si. 20. 76. ment, practice of medicine, physicking. -6 A test of honesty, trying the fidelity of a friend &o. gee ; ^W'-J A kind of ceremony prepaiatory to reading the Vedan. ' A. 7. 3 jR. 18. 15 ;f. 1.'345 hnrt, out advance ; to WT *rPWtrf^7?T Ram. -3 To throw ; remedy M. stratagem, -5 Attendance on a strike. T<JT%*of forcible wmrf ; cat op, split, lop. Rama by -2 Approach, so iftftz: ff^wrOia^ir: ibid. ; expedient, throw down, scatter or pear upon ^wtafrifi went Mb. -2 ( sqw ) (a) To ^n^ 8 ; 2. -3 An undertaking, work, enterprize. -4 A plan, contrivance, means, tion. ^M* 42 begun 12. to ; ; ; R. Mai. 5. 31 ; 3 c^ ; M. 3. -2 To insult, entrust, assign upbraid, accuse, charge with ; irir.- commence- Beginning, rrY irsr ; jf undirect 1 served &j. who one beginner, dertakes. occur, happen, present instelf; sfiwi^fT grgTi?r M - 109 v. 1. -8 To undertake, begin. -9 To suffer, share in. -10 To admit, agree to, consent, allow 33iV?TW <J)?5 Ms. Cam. To cause to come 2. 160. ; near or approach. 3Trr a. ( At the en of coaip, Approaching, following, joining. -2 Receiving siWtq-; qrfjqrwfsT cfs ) 1 ; ; 16. 68. ^qttft p- p. I Gone to, approached, arrived. -2 Occurred, happened. -3 Near, at hand. -4 Wot, obtained. experienced. -6 -5 Undergone, Furnished with. -7 Gone to. be- come. -8 Promised, agreed. -9 Passed away, dead. -10 Feelfnc, 282 ft 1 suffering ( actively need ). Wealth acquired. -2 Receipt; tpfr^rf*-nn7r%%!t Y. 2. 93. -2 Knowledge, aqnaintanoe. -3 Acceptance, receipt. -4 Attainment, -2 Going to, drawing towards, approach Vri^ ^- ?f JTntar TW ^fitr snj^t Me. 65 yonr advent rrS;ns"*rTTmTffmiTHTr: S. 1. 14 -4 TrrJTi, -srsf I ; ; 1 , Intercourse ( ; of ihe sexes as ). -5 Society, company; JT gjTtq^rsjigiTilB: H. 1. 136. -6 Untfergoing, suffering, -7 Acceptance, receipt. -8 agreement, promise -9 A particular high number. feeling. An a. ^-r ft N. pf a country situated near a mountain in the north. Near ind. a. An JVUV is assistant ; U. 1 I To B 14. 52 - teacher. ; 18- 47 j -2 To Si- 9. 38- ; embrace clasp, 13 - 6 3, hide, conceal, cover, encircle, gird round; K. 24, 38. -P- ' Hidden, concealed ; R. 13. 30. -2 Embraced, clasped. -3 Held, supported ; wrr?sTT*injT US'* I'd R' *> 13. -4 Suppressed -- j An embrace; Tqirji Ku. 4. 17 ; Si. 10. 88 Bb. 3. 82 ; Me. 97. . A variety of the see App. ; ; seize, take, take possession of Tf^If 184. -3 ; 3TT5jr?g^ %T Ms. To meet with, obtain who A 60 254 1. ; sings the Accompaniment of a hymns, song. f ; cf . To (o) 1 ei/,ure. -2 Defeat, frustration; Mn. 4. 2. -3 A prisoner. -4 Joining, addition. -5 ( a ) Favour, encouragement, complacence; ^frqir? K. 264. -6 Use. giving over every thing ; of. H. 4. 121. -8 The voice or pada of a verb. -9 A pile or heap of kusa grass. -10 The presiding spirit or cause wbicb directt a planet's motion. -II A minor planet ( *rg, %-j &c. ), a secondary heavenly body, such as a comet, meteor. Seizing ( from below ) as in ? ; ; after being initiated into them 1 Making a present ) ; -2 A ; sft wJT5l=Tt 4 * ; ; ; with, act towards ; entertnin;iff'3?TsT Dk. 71 treated us 77, . 14- . entertained 5. ; honoured or "17 62 friend; *!'* ; V. 3 honrured with the as of queen. -3 To attend on ( tend, nurse ; title a pitient treat, ). towards. apprbach, go ( mostly Vedio in these senses ). -pats. To be used figuratively or metapliorically, to any one 1-4 To P. -5 To undertake, begin be applied figuratively with loo, ) ; ( B. ; ibid ; $V Bhig. STR-C* wrsr^iuT^^ : 1 Bri. ; ' S. Malli- on Ki. 1. ; s??qrHx<Ji 3ir^rr K. P. 1 i 3^: gjT^r: ^of 15 5. Cure, treatment ; ??7J^V 3^^easily ctirab'e.-2 = Appioach. W^vpot.p. I To be served or to be honoured or waited upon 5. 154 Ms argtnro worshipp?d not requiring 1. 101 ti ) Pt. ( ; ; ; flattery, unassuming difficult to serve. 5 ; J:W* Mu. 3. Service, -q? t attendance. -2 Physicking, treating, ; Mb. curing. p- To be favoured or retained in service Mu. 5. gr: 1 An offering or present. -2 Particularly, a present or offering to a great man or king ; the modern - ; See under 1, noisy. 93, ^t>fT =5 Mk. 1. 31 K. 326. ( 6 ) To honour, a worship nrlter: S3rrffc*l> "iri- *ir K. 40. 323 V. 3. -2 To treat, deal 4. approve. Confinement, Ku< i ; favour, support ; njuTjjfrifrT *3*grtT3Tr&T Mu. 1. -7 To conceive with one's mind, grasp mentally. -8 To decide, determine.-9 To accept, 1 serve, wait, upon ffifistgT^g-K 64 ; M* 3 frrn'rrijiP* K. ; ally, 3^nPT.p priest in a sac- P. 30;^! 10 P. To fill with noise, p- Service, attendance 1 * ; ; 20 K. 344. -2 Civility, politeness, excourtesy, palite behaviour, ( ternal display of courtesy); "qi^^e: H. 1. 133 devoid of civility, un; conrteou9 fVPcTJr;n?*5ffat *. 16. 29 ; ; I Resounding with, Proclaiming, publication, making known. arrr: 1. 78 fHCTTT- ; - ; merely 222, . saying, ootupiimentary flattering K. M. 3.3; ^.q^rw R"- T? " ^ft? Ku 4> 9 * H. -2 Resonant. -3 Sounding. ; entertainhonouring, worshipping, R. 5. 4 Mk. w^iBefnrgrtf ing make resonant. ,, 47. rr:) rifice o^v ; 3?S5irWiif wwrft TrorChin. 19. -4 To subdue, vanquish. -5 To provide. -6 To conciliate, take as one's ; . An or attend - grriV I P. I To sing to any one f with dat, or ace. ) ; wr^Hg -3 That which rests supported by. variety of the ruddy gooee. 1 present ). is ^qiTg 9 U. 1 To hold under, seize or collect from below as 1$. -2 To Hiding, concealing. -2 An embrace. -3 Astonishment, sur- 3 ot.p. I To be embraced. -2 To be taken or ized. gj-. 1 An embrace. -2 A kind of fire regarded as impure (and therefore to upon or arfr^'itTjr- ; 14.1.-2SheIter,sopport, stay, protection. glasa, spectacles ( prise. R Contignsuo 1 8k. ijijirnTH'! 3Try?r: A subsidiary writing or a class of such writings. 3irij;r^ 1 be hidden Xryi -7 A kind of peace purchased by Near a teacher. ind. Bk concealed concealed. Hidden, whose wealth *fiNr ; rititafft 1 assistance, conciliation ; fl'rTffir & 156. ( 6 ) Favourableness, kindness, cow. a ; CTnnri Near a mountain. ind. metre near. Coming .] support 4.57. acquirement. 3'Tif a. 1 Approaching. -2 Getting, acquiring. -3 Knowing. -4 Accepting, receiving. the Celebrated, sung by Commencing to sing ; Si . p. bards. m. One the song of priest, a chorister. Udgatrt Approach, going near. 1 . a. Singing near. who accompanies compliment W. 4 207 ; ; ; JT ftrn 283 357 showing marks of 8. favour, courting, ( sending perfumes &c. ). -3 Salutation, uttual or customary obeieance, homage svYtr^renSnr S. 3. 18 "arraejTH 4. %'gonjr M. 4 ; ; ; 5 3KXI&: B. 5 folding the 11 3. h&nda in salutation. -4 A form or mode of address or salutation U.I; V. 5 *rsjr Si. 9. 78. ; or form, ; frw- BVFtroiT^KT 6 -5 External show ! ceremony bribe. HR USTI^TC V. 4. royal service, pomp or state of royalty WTOIISTT- -ISA A -16 3. 23 v. -6* 1. A ; management, procedure ; ; *?TT^t? 5$T?jr Bam. skilled in the employment of words nse, ; 113 cfrr^rJTrgii^rt: v. "TffK: in U. 6. -8 Means of usage ; for 1. doing homage OF showing respect; nqfrofr( *f3wf ) B. 7. 4 ( hang5. 41. -9 ing garland* &c. ) Hence any necessary or requisite fvT?T*>rgTt ; worship, ceremony, decoration, furniture &c. ) presenting flowers, perfumes &c. ; B. 10. 77 article ( of ; ; Ku. 7. V. 2 w?S '%g K. ; o 88 e *?afr oorationft ( canopy &c. ) ; (the Upacb&rai or articles of worship are variously cumbered, beiug 5, 10, con1.6, 18 or 64 ). -10 Behaviour, demeanour duct, Ms. 116 1. in life ; ( ^5ig^TT^rt ; religious ) *3 conduct m?TT3T^r<5T: Kim.; gfi1. -11 Use, employment K. 183. -12 Any religion* performance, a ceremony trg^crrfatn^ofrTvrrcrKu. 7.86; Mv. 1. 24. -|J srsT ; Mk. ; ; ( a Figurative or ) inetuphoiinul use, secondary application (opp. or primary sense ) g^ ; 8. B. On ind. ^HVH-iff tb skin, near the skin. 5 U. 1 To gatber together, accumulate, collect 55> add, increase, JMl-5- ; strengthen tioii : 3. H. 6 8. 2 2. Bk. ; 6. 33 Si. ; 4. ( 4 Supposed or fancied Identification founded on resemblance ; ^n^.m %* ) wg- TgT*orrf*rf*pr?r^ K. explains sipqTT by - ; -3 To beseech, request B. 5. 58. -4 To persuade one to do a thing. -5 To give one something. conciliate. l'. ;;. ( S. D. ; 3iT3:^T *i ^ni^fj -1 Inviting 65. persuading Coaxing, 1 iwft*W Dk - grrT'JMiii4-n}4^Sk. ; chamPassing into the from the house ) ; Bv. 1. 28. in ( ; 'RiTTgto* U?: developed ; *i$nr K. 890 sfioficgir^Ti* %**{% Bb. 2. 87 waxes. -3 To cover over with ; Si. 9. 35 ; Ms. 6. 41. or accupats. I To be collected ; sexual in- tercourse?). of the Tri- Strsmjft A variety ehtnbh metro in which three of contain twelve instead syllables. A.I To be born or pro- appear 160 -J To be or become, be or mulated; to increase, become strong, see above. to be covered with &c. -2 To be prosperous, succeed, thrive, ; b better off ^fW^T^N^ ; Ms. : (**< 8. 169. so grist*, urn* -3 Quantity, heap. -4 Prosperity, elevation, rise. -5 The third, sixth, tenth and eleventh house or position from the first of a zodiacal sign ( or lagnn q v. ). 3i K exist ftwwwnr* ; -4 To be born again B<. fa) 14. 2 ficial fire, A 1 TT5IT: Nit. T: 2 the was strength ued. -4 abounding in, covered over popular idea full of, with 35. ; B. 9. 53 ; >^rn%5^ T -5 Abundantly furnished plastered, smeared. -* The ing. (tr w Bh - 1 ' with, body. posterity. Produced, caueed to anger excited, moved 1 -P,-%^ ; -2 origin. -4 Rise, forrnaUon Addition Of a letter in the letter, of words ; * Nir. -5 Any so added ; syllable or ami sacri- ; pro- increase. Addition, I Ved. Bemoto 5r<Ti%Wi-|. I Collected; gathera^^qred together, accumulated f%1h Me. 105. -2 Increased, gro'-r irafr 9. U. 6. 28 ; B. 9. 27 ; 44 full grown. -J Grown in power, Htreonthened Si. 6. 63 R.C 17. 54 e Me. W!J: R3Tl:Tej*: Mil. 1. 30 ; Appendage. -3 kind of sacred for holding altar, hearth. - Increased, being o. gTjgr Co. rouse 175> ; duced in addition. . P. III. 1. 131 ] fire. -2 A place K tyri"i'J3ir5ai.i! -2 Thriving, prosperous. ing. ; 3. 25C. Y. ; To produce, cause Increasing, grow- 1 < ; visible, Aocnmulaiion, addiaccession. -2 Increase, growth, tion, excess ; ra* K. 105 ; 5t^?3'l^'f Si. 2. 57; wwrnsu^nT 9. S2 ;HITI Batn. 1. 6 dawn of good fortune 1 32 ;sr.T!jffcT%: StrRrar K. P. lu. ; coxed to drink ~ 2 lo ; ; ; To wheedle, invite 3W- I ber ( 3 passing close to 10 66 being 3Tr^frm*W K. ; ; Hid water P. entice, S- =ff -2 Happened, taken place ."id OTanf&t/. A App. ) gTr3T ears of ; ; tru.tconfiding, believing, "a*w htj so in 3-qTSqsr: ; Mbh. on P. IV. -2 also ??s. ; cover coverlet, 10 ZH^Z? flatter, coax, 6. . A g-qTS^^; &ri&1$ix ? : ; (t%^fr ). ^IM general. ; np, ; ; collec- ; ^T^f 5J3T Ueatirg, buruing. Attending, serving. p- To be served or waited upon ; to be worshipped &c. Practice of medicine. Treatment. heap N. of a tree I N. of a lunar ip.nngion . 25 jsru'^rff ; Ms. 1. Ill ; JTJTT1T* 10. 32, 9. 259 ; Krn'fvr^R'j Dk. Bl in the conduct of love-affairs Mb. ( 3?^ ) 3T55 Mk. 8. 23 course of lore &c. ; nr- Sqi^T -17 place Accnmulfttion . tion, growth, increase. of Visarga. ^re- medy, physicking, application of cure or remedy ; rfrr?tT Dk. 15 ; Pt. 1 Dk. 23 ; K. 102 -7 5Tta Practice, performance, art, conduct. 2. 10. Si. ; solicitation. request, ; Mu. pretext Occurrence of n and ^in the JJTJ$TJ^ f&^- ; -14 ) A ! party by 1 P ^CTT Dk. To whisper 1 another ), secr.tly ear tbinjs in the- 104 ; metre ; "ia ; U ( see into the ovr loont's su^eetmg any- aTtt^T r3rromrcr- <S^it 5^t3f?rJ 511: Mb -2 Hence To in*twH.vebelliou or treachery, con( stigate to spire with 197. -3 To ; ) OTsrangTirqra; ML. 7. commit miichier. 284 To be brought over o. or instigated to rebellion by wbispering in the ear ; -jusjcTjigirstq^ Ms. 7. 197. TT3TT7: 1 Secretly whispering into the far or communicating qT$?T writing, that from which one derives, bis materials ; trort wftlJWrPTTjr1 - qftnrft Mb. wrt 1 A patron. -2 A source or anthority (from which 3risij> one derives his materials); Any cnne <> ; Mu. -3 Secret overtures or negotiations (with the enemy's friends), (owing the needs of dissension, trea2 treason, instigating to rebel- chery, lion gTT3Tr ; aptt^Tq-^a^nr f^nra W Si. 2. 99; 3- 3lft tf j aWfinnq- Mn. U3TTS ; -3 2. Disunion, separation. Whispering into the ears of, instigating to rebellion Mi. 9. 275. -2 Treacherous, traitor. strernrar I ; A means J of sub- gTT3jc a. 1 Approached, received with courtesy Mv. 3. 26. -2 Frequented, resorted to ; Mv. 4. ; Ttrsrto.-^nr 1 -2 En- Affection. joyment. -3 Frequenting, retorting to. f ind. I According toone'i desire or pleaiure. -2 SHently. JM^I 9 A. 1 To ascertain ; to know. -2 To invent, find hit out, below. Towards old age o r ind. dMW<<^ qor S. D. 2. sistence. f%- Ki. 2. 47, 16. 42 Sftfr^wfr^ff: OT3T7T 1 P. To talk -2 To 1 with, chatter. A to, con- Knowledge acquired by oneself and down by tradition, in- not banded advise. untaught or usually in oomp which is treated as a neuter noun ( P. H4. 21 ) ; TifaT^trffj talk. primitive knowledge ^ a. Giving advice. or T, -%9ST I The nvnla soft palate. -2 Enlargement of the under-iide of the tongue.'- J A kind of ant. ^trifra . 9f: ing by. Living upon, suUistVed. A \\uter-deity. ; ^ Stfcr ; 3TiV a. Ved. Livingoo &c. i%q subsisting by ( a. 1 . ( -TO. ) ; Ij'i'raTWSirn R61. -^ Meaus of 1- 16; 3T?RS[ subsistence, K. pro- fession. sistence, livelihood Y.3. 23G sfiwsf ; Living. -2 SubfSrsrwiwrefi^H wf%*ifiieT%*T<|tf$ ^swnrMb. -3 A means of living ; , such KB property MB. 9. 207. ; p. 1 Affording a live- lihood age, -J ; Y. 2. 227. as a king &o. ). Supplying material! for patronizing ( fig. ) -2 Giving patron( 7 ^UHifm a. I Heating, inflaming causing pain. -2 Suffering heat or pain, being tick jj^fr ftj^-irrvd fttif: Md. 11. 1. ; a. water- Overflowing offering ing To ws^l.^-2 N. of another asterism called ^TVSA serpent ( lurki{V|(^Utr: Ved. ing in the grass). a. Situated under or below. [ 2. 34 J lend at 3V(W^ P. V. zw9, Sk. ] A make a respectful A ' Ved. Striding or step- ; arrjfosf as man- 'jMJTt*? I N. of the lunar sion or agtfrtsm called the foot of a mountain, low Lighted, inflamedCaul. I To present (as an ), ( ). 1 ^ ; Heating. -2 Distressing, I it H - offer 2 -2 or present, or border z ind. Near the P- To bite eat any- or as a relish or condiment ( ). Anything which excitei atnisrs thirst or appetite, a relish, condiment 1 'i respectful offering Nazurvm. &WZ: The skirt thing - ; Me. skirt. Ve. 3. -2 -3 The venereal the disease, chancre. -4 (o) A tree root of which is used for horseradish (lira). (1) N of another pUnt Biting, stinging. To make warm, heat; Si. 9. 05 Blm. -2 means to pain also 1 P. 1 SRI: ( where To it ) become sick; wifi^jrrrjf befall *!T!r>5 Am\. -3 To afflict, feel pain, (as a sickness) personally. r ; ; sometimes used im- paw. I To be pained, become ill, be afflicted with f nrf*5T3c^sfHrf5r: Mv. 2 so ji&'frqn- a. Afflicted with chancre. a. (pi.) About or nearly ten. gtr^^ 4 P. or be d.y up cause to To be wanting, fail, consumed. -Caul. To fail or eitin- cease, ; ; 1 ; 135, tcrmenting. a- Living upon, camp. ) ; tfYn^ftaginj'^! IT W- ri. fortune. -4 Sioknen, disease.injury. -5 Haste, hurry. TltTlT^r a. Heating, igniting. ping up on. grrifwnrtu-arrftsit servant ?j5I?3*Tflnrr! : instr. or in ; r ; Invented. a. 57 Ms. 12.114, 8. 20; wrNsfiwrsnwrg't'TsnraTt 9. 257 ff IT Mk. 2. -2 Living under, depending upon, subject to, a .iependant, ^^i Ragbnvitmta. ; ; tr^qr H 177 5WWBIII5T Mil. 3. -3 Calamity, mis- sorrow ble, distress, pain, wfasq*rfTftftf wigrwrar** w?i: Malli. on ; w*TS9r*r ff% ibid.; $r*tf3g - - Dndertaking thing not done before 1 P- I To live upon, sub^rsfri; sist by, derive livelihood from, be supported by ; 3TT3T1WT'T'r'5*3'f 1 K. 5 s;t ffWn? T"n?trf?r Mk. 2 ; cf heat, burning or inflammation. -3 A kind of disease. StrerrTi I Heat, warmth. -2 Trou- ; in old age. vene p. I Heated, parched consumed. -2 Distressed, pained, toimented. m. Jrtracg a. Burning, heating. I Morbid or extraordinary beat. -2 guisb. Ac -2 To be emaciated with o. penance, practise penance g-gncqrCaul. I To kindle, nr a 3 U. cqer ; pain. -J To offend, oppress. -4 To mortify the body by penance. ? Ved. Tq-fiqqr a. 12.3. general ( Ved. ) ( b ) Paining, afflictuig : Ki. To ). ( ( 1 To give offer, give, in addN grant ( in -3 To add. -4 ( 1 A. ) a ) To take upon oneself. erect, raise, oopport. 3TO o. -ST ). -2 To tioD. Ved. Wanting. of. Ved. Giving P. III. 3. 106 present. ) I A to ft king or present, an offering a great man, Naxarkni, ; 285 - 70, 5. 41, 7. 3 A bribe. V. P. ; 4. -2 47. 1. plea, -5 pretext. Initiation, com- -6 towards ; Si. 12. 42. assault, rush at ; B. 15. 23 ! ; ww cfsrsTjf'*^ Si. 14 39. An oblation, a present ( in generil ). -2 A gift made for procuring favour or protection, such as a bribe. T 1 N. the of clanghter and.. Vrishaparvan mother of Duotiyanta. TT^sji 1 An ointment, liniment. -2 A cover. ~3 A minor or secondary body ( such ai that which grows on body. diseased of parti 3^^ 6 teach, explain, advise wrar M. K. 120, 92 point To assign the fsfr ; right -4 place to a tiling, arrange. To mention, specify, tell crr^ Mk. ( o ) 5%^T7 9. VI. P. Z*fr*JTT?r* tufUrf** 109. ( 6 ) To inform, annocnce. ; 2. 14, VI. ovfr^nfrfw Trfrq-f^r P- Ms. An 12. 89. intermedi- ate quarter, such ai ^rnfti !ft, and m- an inter- / p. 1 Specified, pointed ont, particularized ; j^r^f^fff JffJRwf Kn. 1. 1. -2 Taught, instruct- Tui^g /). ed, advised. -3 Pnt forward as a plea or reason. -4 Initiated. ; act inter alia )j ^q%f Adviiing, instrnoting. teacher, adviser. -2 A in the form in in grammatical vice. Giving instruction or adm. ( HT ) A teacher, precep- especially a tor, tor a. precepH'm'flRih'- spiritual t?VT?r TOJT?!|3T: ^CT*fT: Ve. 1. 23. : N. of a plant *T o. ^TT ( initiatory or other religions rite. A near relation. siqg^ To P. 1 -2 see, behold, at, perceive. pan. To be or become visible. Caul. \ To cause to gee, show or exhibit. -2 To place before, show up, communicate, make ecquainted ) mgTef?^ H. H^^rr?i1l* 3; 1 n5T: ( with snrftiSHfc *rft ; B- 4. 10. -J To pre- nt a false appearance, deceive a person by a falls appearance, illude. -4 To explain, illustrate ; T. 2. 8. TTftfw a. Showing, -aj; 1 One who shows the way, a gnide. -2 A door-keeper. -J A "rs^r M. Ku. 1. 1, 2. 30 ( Ved. Ms. 8. 272 ; Amaru. 26 i7 ; K. 26 ; U. 6 ; dftq%> ; -3 Specimentioning, naming. -4 A 5Ti^nTr7?n>n"iT^5T! Nir. - ; 10 ; S. R. 12. trouble, WT> a. A accident, -2 misfortune, calamity. Injury, harm s'mwwTirri5 1^?iq-t Pt. 1. 324 f*r^ supervenient diseass ( one brought on whilst a person in suffering from another ). TT?f^ a. Attacking, A tyrant, an oppressor. -2 oppres- m- sive, tyrannical, factious A 1 rebel. T Eolipsed. -3 Boding evil, inauspirf A term used by theBaihkalas for a kind of 8 indbi, also cious. called a^fftj q. v. : An island. A by-law, a secondary or |: minor religions prdoept ( opp. ); Ms. 2. 237, 4. 147. -2 A heretic. vjMVI 3 U. 1 To plaoe or lay upon, place under or in 9. 54 7rrfg>* ^TJsq-vTTT Si. ; TiRftr>iT 55c73m7r5fhT 9. ; ; ; ^finffw'rT S. 1. 19. -2 To plaoe, lay ; WTRftfliqTfensj^m S. 4 rasting on. -3 (a) To place near Mv. 4. 56. (6) To put to or yoke ( ag a horse to a carriage &c. ). -4 To cause, bring ; on or produce impose, entrust ( as a duty ) 71. -6 To lay ; instruct Mk. 1. To ). -2 A lie 53. -5 to charge with with, fffrfsftr^jwi R. 7. a command upon, in ( with aoo. Tf SWSTOTT ftrauR B. Show, view, appearance. Seeing, overlooking, -m. B. ^ ^r*ngTr\irfJw$T% R 8. 77 treasure up, Ms. 4. 54 ; 3Trr^wlay to heart enjoin, witness. Seeing, witnessing ( ss the nun and the moon ). -/. Aspect, view ; An aahappy 1 attack, ; look one -2 To ^ ) Partaking in an 1 -2 A milking vessel. P. I To ran near to, run 1 kind of act. ilirrf^STrg^sTSm sjrtif^^fm'JO'fi wftrcuf*faW bciation, Instruction, VH A commentary. TQ^sji I Instruction, teaching, advice, pre-cription gRrfSfafh^ w* >rT*r M. 1 ( see th frjoft TIT^IST to; A 1 Advice. i^f%> being a rnlei. Sft in ot Advising, instructing. Information, doctrine. word or affix Ac. which it appears ( nnfr. TTT%;(T o. Being mediate quarter. a 3. -6 To rale over, govern, command. -7 To name, oall; JmVj?77f%5IT state rule. JM^TR a. 109. , instruction, Instructor, 1 y<( J<4^?!H 3. 3. 190, f*rf5r*3trft?ift Srut. 28; An The 1 or -5 ; 162, ?> San- ; To prescribe, ettle, 8 motion, lay down s ffcrfrf w mwt*rt arr^^tff ^q-sr fable. Giving ^j Tq-^CTirr sor$i*t3 ont or tell.*-! a gnide, preceptor. 1. ; 43 Tq%5T3i' a. teaching. srr it is ^STWrnwi^fa in 3^^. applied). -Oonrp. a parable, moral ; ; ; form bandhat, which show what particular grammatical rules are to be instruct, 5 ; eaiy to advise B' other* jrrwgvf??!. B - 4 - 34 16. 43. -2 To point, indicate, refer >mfc7 B- 8. 73 ; to K- 156 A ) precept -2 teaching. -J Doctrine. To 1 gram. an form indicatory ( any word or part of a word, si oh aa an affix, aagrannt.&c. with its anu~ the ). U. In ( rule, N. of a philosophical work by kar&ch&rya. g^qfarvf a. 1 Smeared, covered anointed. -2 Spatted over. nipple of the udder of a cow. aiT^V^ 8 U. To offer as a present; A 1 : munication of an initiatory Mantra or formula ^%$$s$ affn rfl^^ r?Rr- down upon, nse 19. 36. as a ); -7 pillow ; -8 ;rirg3rwsjftfr Ok. 11J To apply, employ, lay or 'bestow upon ; ftmr ft ^ajrfrflr mfrf ft B. 29. -9 To plaoe over, cover, 3. conceal. -10 To add, place in addTTtrpr tion. -II To communicate, impart, Bg. 13. 22. A minor or inferior give, bestow ; TDrfs^fsihrr Bk. 2. 55. -12 To locate ; <mfqf^f Vedinta S. -13 ( In gram. ) Te god ( as the Yakshis, Gandharvas and Aysarasss. ) precede without the intervention of another syllable. I supervisor, inspector. witness ; 3^^ t~^"^ : %4 286 Imposition, forgery, fraud, Me. 8. 193. deceit, trick, pretence -2 Trial or test of honesty, ( v*iS^; be of 4 kindn, 1 ( said to loyalty, 2 disinterestedness, 3 contin- flrthjor ) : ence, 4 courage ) ; ( siivfjjfj) ; Si. anisftnTf tr cfr5f ^idirr juorrfir 19. 58. -4 (In gram.) A penuttironte (atwrjotf^ 3T-rr). -Oomp. -IJ fji% approved loyalty. 7MHH a. Used ( B* a Muutra ) in the putting up of the sacrificial bricks ; P. IV. 4. 125. * 1 Placing or resting npon. -2 A pillow, cushion ftrs^giriarrsr gsrwcrr Dh. 3. ; 79. -3 individuality Pecnliarity, -3 To run, glide ( A ). OTtrtin: A follower. P. VI. 3. ; -?rc5T dMMIrii f A a. To be placed near. ; 3trvnw 1 Consideration, -2 Drawing, pnlling ( ror, Ms. threat, 8. 165. Ter- -3 hook ; ^HTTWt'^f'tf^rR *Tlejwrfirwafci ?. 2. 31, 88. -4 The part of a wheel between the nave and the circumference, or the wheel itself. -5 Foundation ( with the ). opt ; ; ; bestowed. dMV||Q : metal. 1 They An inf erior metal, semi - are seven ;ff$| f?MM<J II.-2 A secondary accretion of the body ( six in number ) e. g. ; milk, menses, adepg, birand lymph; sweat, teetb, ; mitted. -3 Formed, given 68. brought about, -4 Presented effected. offered, R- 8. to. ^T^fsT'c? mrtfafiTTrt ; -5 Beat down, humble, unh- srriJr ; Blowing npon, breathing. of the voice which gives rise to the sound aqsHRII effort A ;r lip. space. Blowing upon, Blowing upon, fan- <* ning. ? ^Tv^ff aspirate <j[ and 15 ; Vissrga 337Rr- -2 Destroyed. 1 A ^TpT^g- sobordinate constel- secondary star (their number said to be 729 ) m??TW: flffmr- lation, ) . -2 Bend1 Approach. bow, salutation. Ved. Bending towards. To tie up, tie to1 gether. -2 To form into a bundle, bind together. -3 To inlay, set with as 'rifm^. ^mg-T 1 A clcth in which anything is bound op. -2 Binding, tying together. TTrrr?: A- 1 disease of ^- tion of the ciliary glandb, stye. -jiMlgi 1 Applying an unguent. -2 Anointing, plastering. It ^MHI'lR*! A variety of UTfl^W. is formed by sweet-sound- ing letter ( mg^siisT^^r ) ; cf . the example cited in K. JR the finger to, arrive approach, bend or tend towards. befall, fall to the lot of, occur, happen ( used by itself or with gen., dut. or ace. of person ) -2 To ; HfKtl: ^ia7THct 2. 121;3hr H?W To lead towards, introduce gen. ). -2 To offer, give. I }> Me. WTsffofir cm?$itr5rfiq; Bh. Wtcflsf sftTTRni Bhag.: 3^sr f^ Ait. Br. 3 To share in. 91; grnrsTj). (a) Come HJT- Cau. ( with near, approached, arrived, brought near to S. 5. 19 R. 12.102. ; ; Got, obtained ftf^f R. 129 ; V. 22 ; wf%thnrat ; 52 V. 2. 8. 7, 5. 3. g. 9 ; fi nick- surname, ; f%fetaT -X ia near the nose. 6 To U. place down, deposit. 77(^7: or placing 1 The = throw or v. ftfij^ q- act of depositing down. -2 An open de- posit, any article given in another's charge by letting him know its form, quantity &c. Y. 2. 25 ; ( on which' Mil. says: jqma^i STTH SW5T- s^to ttgonq brought, (6) A " W The P art which To come 1 at, 1 C e. P. name. 4 suburb. P. ; ^ sj^a^isss Sat. Br. whitlow. An uo bundle. -2 gnent applied to a wound or sore Susr- -3 The tie SlhK'ft^'tRr? S1 of a lute, a peg to which the strings of a lyre are attached and by which they are tightened, -4 Inflamma- ; nails, ; 4 P. Mixed. is 81 8. 1 Ttnmrfoit sfatT'TiT^'ftif ; ^stTTff 5Tf Mb. -6 Dependent on ( for protection ). -7 Approximate, near ( in time or B. 17. 81, ; | -2 The surrendered jscted, . breathe or excite by blowing, fan Ms. 4. 53. 1 1 Placed in or upon, S. 1 ; ;nrTwr. M. 1. deposited 21 taken as a basis. -2 Preceded by. -J Joined, mixed, connected with. -4 Possessed of; Si. 16. 7 -5 Beady deputed to act as a spy. -6 Given, forts presented itself S. 3 3HT[n"rR. 10. 39 unooncionsly com- tisr -2 ray of light. To blow 1 P. gq-WTr A cheat, knave, ; ; j ing, A 1 3 ) A one who imposes by throats, fraud &c. ; see the more correct form. , TqfiTO): 1 by a Holding np. false compulsion, inducement Buddhists. reflec- as tion. breathing. *frrfa fnvfTonfa Ki. 1. 45 iee arg^w also. -2 (In law) Suppression of the trnth, a false sug; ; gTTCTTT: wi^ f$ ftsiTrniT: fjnft?rr ; g^ i up, 'Sriraw^'^iiir'i^ Bhig. -5 To reflect or meditate upon. ft^wr gestion To hold I BfTUlTSil 6,9.6. -4 To comprehend, perceive, hear eiperi* nco, observe g^ift *rw- Fraud, dig- I ; P. , ; ; Using as a pillow u. 5. 12. honesty 10 1, support, sustdin. -2 To bear, carry-3 To hold as, copsider or regard as Ms. 12. 27; Bg 7. rf ,^ v 100 J:W- 109 ^fF'rT^ 1^'" V. 3. 21 ; wgqsTero'TV22; 4. 3 : so gf^rsra: Me. M4I. 10 K. 33, 132, 348 thut readily or without ef- Going 1 q. v. below. pillow. a. sf Being at the point of death. -3 a> Deth. Suffering extreme pain. ZVg ER^icTa gwrjTTtt ; <. -2 Meditating upon. See undr3TTf. i P. Fumigated. -2 -: ( ftsrt ) ft* frrr: ^TWT wftfft * Si. 2. 77. ( where 3-0 also means a pillow ). -7 Poison. itgelf, fallen to the lot of, befallen, occurred after.following. uniwr- wufutsj tfwffwr: wPq^rrq gft Klliba P. -3 A means or expedient dishonesty. 1 U. 1 To run towards, approach hastily. -2 To resort to. 5^ f=niri %*>* ) -3 A deposit sealed or covered np (?). S^pniT near ; 3 D. 1 To put or place to bring or lead near to; tf K. Presenting Git. 5. oanse ; Bk. 4. 45. -2 To produce, -3 To present ; 287 Mil. 5. 25. -4 To deposit, entrust; Mi. 8.37, 196. a- -trrrw ju.ftvrij, Depositing, placing near. T<nshiT*f Placing near. -2 Deone's care. 1 poiiting, entrusting to -3 A deposit. JMIHYS: I A deposit, pledge, property entrusted to another. -2 ( In law ) A sealed deposit Y. 2. 25 Ms. 8 145, 149 of. Medbatithi: ; ; ; also of. Y. 2. 65 and Narad* quo ed In Mit. - p. offered. 1 P. To 1 fly down to. -2 To take place in addition. -3 To be stated incidentally or casually. TTf^roTcf: I edly ) ; Approaching, coining unexpected ( unerpect- TOTrr^grftsTrssraf: 3. 6. To compose, 9 P. U. write: 7. A means I of accom- plishment. -1 Binding. U Invitation, inaugura- | tion. H The act of scattering down npon. tf'JM'^''$fa-Pl R od, ; philosophy, particularly of the Ve;lInta philosophy. The mote important Upanishads are;- -2 II. frar An (a) esoteric or secret doctrine, mystical moaning, words of mystery. (6) Mystic*! knowledge or instruction rrgqTO'ror' O. Mv. -J True knowledge regarding the Supreme Spirit. -4 Saored or religious lore. -5 2. 2. Secrecy, seolrniou -6 A neighbour8 ing manUon. -7 A loao'y place. A religion* objorvanie. TTf^-ff^sj. a. I Sitting at the feet of another, such as a preceptor ). -2 Subjected. SUM^qnr -2 a street, principal way. road, high 1 ont, issuing. Oneof the Sumkfiriu or religion* main or royal road. 1 P. I established, ? to, To brina; near, fetch ; ; ; ; ; ; ! [ Said'to be from 'Knowledge derived from \-m%T^/. ;jq- M4I. sit- fjTBTr ting at the feet of the preceptor' bat, according to Indian authorities, it manna to destroy ignorance by ; ' revealing the knowledge of the Supreme Spirit aad cutting off ths bonds of wordly existence'; irr[ if i ft5n qr. - rWRtort(J Sankara ] 1 N. of certain mystical writings attached to the Br&hmanas, the chief aim of which ii to ascertain tbs secret meaning of theVeds; Bv,2.40; MaJ. 1. 7; ( other etymologies alga are given to explain the ntuae: (1) rrwm=f araroreripi fT ii. (3) or i 1 : S M ; U. 2 ; 3Tf%frir^(Tr w: recently made over ( or instruction). -3 To bring to, subject. 1 expose or pnt to; sirfnr ^?rf it T^rgtr S. 1 R. 13. 39 K. 173. -4 To bring about, o-iine, produce, accom5 pt 3 - 18 3^*plish ; Jjgsmwu? * sftH: ; ; - ! IWITT'firfT? Wit. 1; K. 171. -5 To bring inform ition, oo u nucleate. -6 To bring into any state, lead or reduce to ; 3TiYsV)?r5Tt\'H 55raTgq-sffSd Kim. 11. 47. -7 To tako into one's posB8sion, lead away, leal ajft- II npon the youth, and he becomes a i1srr^ jthe ages at which the ceremony may bo performed by the three castes are repetitively 8-16, 11-22 and 12-24 see Ms. 2. 36-38 ; of what materials &c. the cords should be is mentioned in 2. 41-46). -5 The fourth member of the fivemembered Indian eyllrgiim in ; ( the application to the special case in question; <<mfi3r%CT4 ogio ), qR4?Trsift'n^ SHRS<W: Tarka K. ariTir^ 1 Leading to or near. -2 Presenting, offering V. 4. 4. _j Investiture with the sacred thread 2. ^ fg^. MS'. 108, 173. ffsr a - = vj4H1 q. v. to. Leading ^j. | A character in a uiep-: ) dramatic or any other work of art next in importance to the hero ( -niTBfJi stfi*Ffor*r gniw*r: e. g. ) ; in Rain.; Makaranda in M41. 4c. &c. -2 A paramour. TTITI^^rr A character in a dramatic or any other work of art next in. importance to the heroine ; . g. Madaynntika in Mil. _TTiHiT p.p. I Brought near. -2 riuowu. -3 Obtained, attained. -4 Presented, given -5 Adduced, a, A youth led to the teacher and invested with the sacred thread. ^frxsitpot. p. | To ba brought near M. 2. 4 -2 To be employed or observed &o. ; HT^f a. One who near, fetching; Ku. 5rr5TfiTyiV M4I. 9. ceptor leads or brings 1. 60; JTranrp*- m. far) A who performs the j!i;m laony, an Achirya ; Pt. 4". precere- 66. SfM^cf 4 P. To dance before some body; dance with insulticg gestures. A place for dancing. ; K. 169. -8 To bring neir tooneaoif, invest with the sacred -thrend 3. 36 ) srr^ror ^?>^r( Atm. P. I. g^?I U. 2 nr ; ; 3. 29 140. ; 8k. -9 To 1. 15; Ms. 2. 49, 69, employ as hiio t|?5r I servants To cause (a master) ti receive ( ft pnpil ), eune to iu,'">3t wjth the ; (2) 1 N?W STlSreqVm i%j: ( By this ceremoay spiritual birth in conferred ; 5fK5JrK**T: lfsrrf> K. 45, 62 flfirJHfriifriT??* Mk. 7. G sigM. 3 225; M. 2. 5; Y. 3. 122 %* 6r ;' ft-tf^ Hrst I ; , herent. ?f (t: Tra[ Lakshmana ; *f5r ffUfT sffofY wnnTrwfrf c^'n^ js~am^i Qing rits ( i. t. taking outa child for the first time into tha open air (which is nsnally performed in the fourth month of its age j;cf. Ms. 2. 34. -3 A ; ^T ; 3^tWS^^: A ; or pouring colonized sacred thread, initiation into sacred study, handing a youth of the first three oastea to a teacher Tiifpf^J?- ( near. -2 A sadden and attack or occurrence. -iMMMIPt^o. Comins; been added to this numbar. Thsy are said to have bsen the soaros of the six Darsmas or nysteun of 6; to. Bringing near, fetching. -2 Gaining, attaining, procuring. -3 Employing. -4 Investiture with the ; t- Deposited with -3 Presented* I -2 Placed near 1 In the ijrpFfTftir^ 103 Upanishada are mentioned, but some more hive sacred thread- or pat P. 1 To lay npon, place down, put near, place before. -2 To entrust anyone with, commit to the care of .-3 To explain, describe minotely. -4 To propose, suggest, out, hint, pjiot n'% state ; H. 3 f?gv<jsjr*rrf Mai. 2 spoksn ; ; .3 lelh or points cut; - 5 whatig 288 proposed or said. -5 To prove) establish argumentatively ; 7. 2. 19. make r^r^ Prab.-6To ; Statement, suggestion, proposal ; pro- Mn. 3- -3 word of a sentence, ; ; ; 7 I ; ; some form of fr- Ve. 5 overtures ot peace c) Allusion, reference, hinting at ; STRUT Tt^irrRj^ S. 3 ; M. 4 ; S. D. son, ( 363. -4 A Ki. Ved. The shoulder. [ paramour sifts: 3. 59,. =j?: Si. 11. 6i>, 15. 155; 4. 216, 217. CT 63 Ms. ; I to, ; r ; Kn^at ifsr Dfc. 93. 3TTTWW -2 To be got r obtained, fall to 13. 18. abare on' Bg. 6. 39 -J To take place, occur, happen, be even ^fr q^gTias M. 1 produced 1. ; ^3 ; *;v* P.; H. 3. Obatained, secured sraTi^Bs^guTTW^R: B. 3. 41 V. 5. 15; R. 1. CO. -2 Accompanied or attended by, in company with *j^1 61 6. ; Ms. 3115! 9. 121, 40 ; ; w wrrr?ra^iTTr R. 10. ; amoigrwrt b B - Coming, presenting ' b %** i^r 3 ; 18. 7 *iarr ; tit, it ig tit To go against, attack. -7 To in a word or statement f f?r % ; arris* Ait. 3-tnm? Br. put ft- Caul. 1 to at- ; Ve. 2. -2 To get ready *wgq7ffT with ( ace. ), one any offer, present ftnSbring to ; i^e^r f^wrif wtnflr H. 15. 18, 14. 8; 16. 32 ; limf| ; sometimes 96 11. 77 ; 9. 214 ; or with dat.; *. 1. 315. -3 ( o ) To with loc cause to happen or occur, bring about; utorgcnn^Jq; K. 156. ( b ) To 9. 72, 73 Ms. ; 3. ; ; accomplish) effect, form %^t -3 ttight, ; with gen. or ( TOriW^i 3&t V. 2 TTgwf&sf ; ; bring into uuy state, cause rive or be obtained ; ftx^TTgiTH^'with continence To 22. V3lT>r 9rCr: ibid, tliis epithet betits the wind ^tprw&fT^RJT^ trsrf^ 8. ii ; -4 proper, suitable loc. ) *af3sg<mjflr ^-mrsm 2. 16, itself. -5 Pocsibla 3-*nrHC*TgiriTW V. 2 Ku. 3 12 -6 Full of, endowui witl;, possessed of, furoighed witbjTTTWl 5o|R%: Nala 1. 1; Ms. 9. 141, 244 ; afj^onTTST: S 5. -7 Demonstrated, ; ; proved. -8 Offered, presented. -9 Cured. T17t?^r a. I Prodiic'afr, effecting. -2 Wei) reasoned. TTTr^r Kffecting, 1 One who has commit- 3TITfT* a. as a horse ( -14 heligious abstraction (Wif}). 3-crtrwj>- j*. an Having shoe;, shod tjqtff^j se 118; ^TITT ; 2. Ms ted accomplish- -2 Giving, delivering, presenting. -3 Proving, cienK ns'.ration, establishing by arguments. -4 ). = OTTKW q- v. 7TTr^:-^ flaok, side. The a. ). gnperbuuian being, god Ak. f fil ^WT: ^qiT^ 1 f^nnTCT- : prefixed or pre Ki. 18. yra'Striiff ^? side. ' ; 10. 47 ; ur'an'Trr rTr^reT^r^, qrdeSk. (b) To ^imfgrrrTt oppress.^ lay waste gWWimiTlQfl h.am. 8. troubled ;;Ms. 67,7. 195 8. 72- -2 To eclipse. -?^? 1 Pressing down, devastatvastate, ; ; laying waste. ing, -2 Inflicting pain, injuring ; airminTSiiT'TlS 6. 62, 12. SO. -3 Pain, ogony. gro^- A M. suburb. STpTfKSR a. ( flhf /. ) Belonging to a suburb, suburban. * secondary or minor ;yq Pointing indi- cut, cation. Tq^TH ^ f ^ ,- ^ Delivering over, ' A bribe, prnsent; _ C^ ^ pfc en- T1!!!^!' J Qg -3 A tribute. 3xrjf^r*TSr A word viously uttered ; A -2 A -4 shoulder. leaner ribs. tru*tinit.-2 Self-produced. -55: A 10 p ' (a) To pre8 down 3'T'fit or against, hnrt, injure, pain ra^TT"T^ Ti^sg^rnn Ki. 3. 54, 8. 16 ; Si. Examination, ascertainment, exposi3tf I -3 The opposjte ing, doing. tion ( of a subject ; Y- 2. 210. II a- ; suitable, b.s at for, be adequate for, fit, suit ( with loc. ) ; H. ^ ; ; Bg. sin of the second degree -13 Attainment, getting sar$ aq-qiqirS: B. 14. 78 Ki. 3. srsJrWfjfiqTTyon say, just BO Mb. armrr ft ugar Hn S. 5. 26. -4 To be possible Haif occur- A -2 calamity, misfortune, accident. -3 Destruction. ijmiM3 A m " nor p i n crime or ; . ; ; An unexpected I : ; Bhaha > ; RT ). rence. ^cJRjKi.2.28.-9 (In Aritli-orQeom.) Proof, demonstration. -10 A means, an expedient. -1 1 Assistance, support, help ; Ki. 14. 44. -12 Doing, effecting, gaining accomplishment warrsi: B. 5. 12 aicwrs- ; 'io Closely touch- a. Impregnation or admixture ; 3. To reach, come approacn, go near -5 7 Ved. ( Ascertainment, demonstration, demontrated conclusion ? *f(%: <TI*3Ht- Near the road. tnd. 4 A. ; ; wsofsf^&c. TTj^ ^mi-J>), ing. ; qeut, g OTviaK* ; ST Ku. is character amination. -4 Fitness, propriety. -5 Termination, end.-6 Ansociation, connection. -7 Acceptance, adoption Mv. 5. -8 Near the shoulder. a. 102 a?I?^, ffWifr, number last verbal ; Tt at a ^TTTT^TT -V>Y Investigation, ex- ^: 1JV f5^iqrr%: ; tf ) 1 fq^rg' TTTf%HfMfT peace; H. 4. 114. -6 Propitiating A ; e. g. -3 Kaasoning, argument ; ^-5: Ki. 2. J argumentative giving a reason for the establishment of a matter S. D. 482. -5 A kind of precept, law. gronud ; comp. in which the Happening, occuning, visible, appearanoa, production, birth ; Si. 1.69(3j-R) ; Bg. 13. 9. -2 Cause, rea- ; secondary termines or qualifies the sense of the verb TqTT**Tfi^ P. II. 2. 19 ( see Sk. thereon). ^fSTT: a kind of Tat. becoming Amarn. 23 Ak.jsojw A a preposition, particle &c- prefixed to a verb or a noun derived from a verb which de- ; -3 pledge. ( ^3'? ) i ffWTt ?T tr3TfTT<Si ftTSTtiT R. 16. 40. -2 A title, a degree epithet of respect, such as an To ) nounce, declare. -7 To make fit or adequate for i^ra'KTm'^ar e>^ Ms. 9. 36. -8 To furnish with, endow K. 2 arrwr with K&m. 11. 57 ^'J''nTTi^5ti SnbhJsh. -9 To find out, ascertain; Ms. 3. 206. |O To examine. at an example, adduced, hinted. S'trwrnT: I Placing near to, juxta. deposit, 6 ( ; -3 Pledged, entrusted. -4 Given, communicated. -5 Brought forward -2 A ^ statement, adduce, pot for- justify. -5 To make ^JSTH?"?? Rrj;ood, establish, prove TW*ttp-p- I Placed near, deposited. -1 Said, proposed, spoken. poiition. a ward. -2 A uiont 1 bribe, an Seducing, alluring. inducement, allurev -^- TM_ J O Dk. 48 . ; : 289 A secondary life-wind belonging to tbe body ( , -2 ). A A 0. disregard- Overlooking, senses Ku. 6. 10 ing. all j: Invitation, 1 A. To I summons. swim float, drink ; ; ; ; o. 1 tasting ; -4 Danger, fear 2. 32. artrtfrTir^ a. tnrOation see ; ; Hto?riTf: q g loeptioisin ( with BudJbists Tf%q o. 1-One wno bai suffered calamity, distressed, troubled K. 108. -2 Suffering oppression " ;jrr A I . beset, . Violently attacked, -2 Harassed ( by Raho ), eolipged. -3 Marked oy prodigies. -4 Moistened, watered Morbid _ "ang, 'j,,^ weep i ng sensibility of the nterui. , . Connect on. -2 An I nent, -J A particular mode of enjoyment Ch P. 44. / sexual A I invite. pillow. coaxing Persuading, 37**^ ( ) ; P. I. 3. for Btatl ). Ved. Stirring. Increased, magnified intelligent/ ad- A few, w tolerable _2 I Ucderstanding, Zealous, stiiving To compare, after. P., 3, 4 A. 1 liken SsfrrrfHa BHR5*rw Si. 3. 8 W^t HtHffrfV aRH5^iW5TTft?E'T^; i fi^: j,vMjkling sound in general. Sound produced of 8oraa ; at noise Bb. 3. 20. -2 To give, grant Ved. ). 1 Resemblance, similarity, equality Si. p- p- Compared, likened, 3Trfin?r!/. 1 Reeemblancfl, com- trg^rifJtTffsimilarity ; wri?roq-T S D. ; a^ft^iTftnr N. 1. 24. -2 ( In Nylya phil. ) parieon, f- jffft Anlogy, deduction, inference, knowledge of things derived from dfdnced by analogy, B conclusion mean* of on aW*; SW^H'iarSfrTWitn-Jjffoi3t Bblsba P. 52. -3 A figure of speech =3ctinq. v. -4 A likeness, < picture. TT2 a grrfiffT 47. 8tirrlD S Ved. ( 37 addrBirg, -2 a- Tbe lower arm. the act of a. itDuiucr. j", Tbe calling. o. ditional. 3- I A ( fire. Supplementary, standard of comparison. similar &c. Increase. o. a? ms WIHI w* Tarka. K. -4 A particle of comparison. -Oomp. -?q)rqHlV: relation between tbe subject of comparison and the ; inviting, Analogy, ;rrftr?i vrgqqrt : -2 K. 27. 136, Dk. 42. ) likeness, considered as <[^ o. Inviting, persuading. Pressing down, oppressing. "i -J.Nearost. first. ; 3*Titi:,-i recognition of one of tbe four kinds of Pramaoas or means of arriving at correct knowledge. It is definded as nf?ijfflr A wood of tbe banian tree. I <. Ved Highest, opper-2 Most excellent, best, emi- 5qi5ot affix ; SjTtmnrwnfr w* H^TWW TawWi: V. 2. 3; Si. 20. 49. -3 (In Nylya 4. 3T-?-an<*fi fo^ ] in sacrifices, made [ ^qH'd 10 A. 1 To invoke, osll, ijr -2 To addrots, call to -1 To persuade, con- Ac. pained distressed, (opp. g^fa), one of the four requisites of an 3-irsrr T'rwr^H'jfifainnTt Kn. - ; a. 13. 7. a Ku. 1. 36. -2 The standard of comparison, that with which anything is compared Eating, enjoying. minor or inferior round cup used of the image-maker, Comparison, roBemblance; ornament. ; a ; < STjjTir. An m. Trmg Food. ). u; mixture portrait-painter. become our prey. Any object of enjoyment. -2 N. of ft^mq9 Anar- Enjoying, using. Pt. 1 will 1 49. 1. figure in Bhetoric being a of simile and metaphor. ffffVwTHfrTtfrnnT* WWlfc Pt. 2. 114 3Hi?KgTHt^ ; 1.47jso?wfnTff,sT>iw, . *n? f ff*^'l'T Ko. ; ; ff?*r . -4 A likeness (as a picture, portrait &o. ). -Oomp. ^-r any object used- for a comparison; tftfrT- -*?r%r, -vh*<*pot-p- To Kn. 1. used or eaten beljenjoyed, 20 Agitation, perK. 146. -6 A /rVi portent or naluml phenomenon foreboding evil. -7 Particularly, an eclipse of the nun or moon 32 ; c satisfaction. TT*rtr>r, ^gfTJ, btlow. -5 meations ; 285 ;Y. 2.171. fWhpfrr B. 12. 8. ; Me. 17. *rtrf}; MI R. 6. (b) An otitacle, impediment ;Ki. 11. 20 -3 Oppression, harassing, tronbl- Kn. UatZin ( Chandr. ; 57-65) see K. P. 10 ad. loc also. -3 The standard of comparison (OTWT); 'TOT mfr Prfrww> sNia wiwr ^(ff Bg. 6. 19 fee jff below mostly at tbe end of oomp., Mike' 'regnmbling' J j^ WTRT'tTS^^'f'T S!f* ; ftrr ; use of, rw* Bg. 16. 11 22. ( 6 ) Use, application ; ^r^orrT5BT S. 4. 4. -2 Enjoyment B. cohabitation ( of a woman ), 14. 24. -J Dsufruot. -4 Pleasure, unlucky trouble injury, II 14 2. yirieties of 3^11; see Klv. 2. 15-50 ; as to wordi expreisive of jqm see 2. Enjoyment, eating. (a) ana r ; WrrMs.2.94, ; accident, Kv. ; ; Misfortune, evil, calamity, distress, adversity ; sru liif*w^T7fciW ...qffcnwrt*:^* Ku. 4.46; sfNfWIW?**: >wrri irrftr B. 2. 48 (a) An make fl fr Snob&sh. _37; ijfWTgiTgs* ; Enjoyment, use. Enjoying, an enjoyer, . 1 -2 5. 3 receive. ; 54. ; if f or Y. 3. 3. ; : 325. Miaa't violently, assail to trouble, distreis qta*^r*WiT fff R. 10. 5. 14. 64 Mi. 4. lt8.'-4 To jump or spring upon. -5 To depart from. Cau. To water. ^ ; ; 3ref 40 ; oppreis, enjoy, tante (in ; ; - To 1 HTmg'TgsfT^r! TOrf^ sfrna^ is not enjoyed, Ms. 12. 8. -2 To eat, Bk. 8. B. 2. 65, 1. 67 ) Pt. 2. 142 ; s 8k ~* To cover with TfKTflwVr ri 32, secondary dialect. . f T THT wnt Pt. 2. 7 the same is the case with the good. -2 ( In Bhet. ) Comparison of two objeota different from each other, simile, comK. P. 10 parison fliWsoir H*T: 1 Fleeing away, retreat. division ( of a verse ). 1.4 ; iRr^ fyePTR 69; Ki. 17. 6. 23; ZifyTj pot. p. or ( Fit to be likened with ; compared, comparable with instr. or comp. ) i^ftff- ; m*ftn#Nitfti a?f B 6 4 ! **, The subject of i Cb. P. 29 v. 1. which is comparcauipariton, that - ed ( opp. siim ) - ; ; chandr - 5- 290 d'Mfllfcit not exist comparison reciprocal ; K. P. 10 ts e. ; . ; ; -2 (o) To seize, hold &W*K Av. HflWTf^r Bk. 15. ; OTT*?r gjj 21 swsrnfara ftrwrRr 1. 16101- g. Comparison. -2 Killing. -3 Approaching with a prayer, addressing, -fir, n. Granting wealth ( Sly. ), approaching in a friendly way affable, an epithet of srr% Agni ( B. and R. ). -Oomp. destroyer of an enemy ( Sly. ) one who receives addresses in a friendly ; < ; Ved. ( 6 To ) take, receive, accept j^rfSjtl^t swoTr*^ 1 w 3^ 'ft't t: husband ; 2 delight. 3: in ; w S'TT^a- Ved. Dog 1 -2 Placing ( 1 up, near. ^n To /. gtrgar K. 5. 110. -2 -3 To pass through. 1 ft ex- A kill ^iftrTo rub down. ry,kiIling.-3 Reproach, abase,insult, harsh or insulting treatment; Mk 1. -4 Dnhusking. -5 Refutation of a Stirring, Shaking. j7JTi|3T a. Crushing, destroying. Refutation of a charge. P. III. 2. 73 ) N. of eleven additional formulas at a sacrifice ; A 1 kind of vessel in asa- -2 The formulas uttered in taking oat the Sorna juice by means of a ladle. -3 Marriage (see 77717). ^^1; 2 P. I To approach, go towards, reach ; stfSrumrg'nreft wftwt Ki. 6. 16, 26 BO jt, nfif, ni*, 7f f, ; -2 To attain to a meet with &o. state, H. 3. particular ; ; (where jo also means rough handling or enjoyment). -2 Destruction, inju- m. support of stone for Any oriftoe. 17. bruise, ( of. iTifff^rq rj? Sat. Br. m. The priest who utters the above formulas Additional formulae at a sacrifice. -tf .jMi^ p. p. &c. -2 Attached 1 Suited, appropriate; fit, right, proper. -3 Worthy, serviceable, useful. -4 Eaten, consumed. g^rirt Employment, 1 ap- ust>, or iHK. plication, service ; -iM ...atnii^^nh^^lT^tn Ko.l.7.-2 Administration of medicines,or preparation of them. -3 Fitness, suitableness, propriety. -4 Contact, proxito the mity. -5 Any aet contributing fulfilment of a desired object. -6 Good conduct, observing established Ar- rival, return. Approaching, coming near Ku. 7. 22. ; Wftcff *!*& ". 1 for, solicit ; Coming towards. A. To wish or ask ?Trr s^crrjq-Tn^aY TS 3WTc*rgTTrr%f3 K. 151. OTTTTO " One who asks or R. 13. 63 ; gOlicits, suitor, ^Mqi'^-i Soliciting, begging, sp. proacbing with a request or prayer. T 3** 2. 46 ; 3Tr WIT Tnsrwr- ^>rraiir: Mil. 5 is II- ^T^fir^ a. I Employing, using. -2 Conducive or oontribuling to, serviceable, useful. -J Appropriate, Favourable, propitifit, proper. -4 -5 Touching. OT^rTnar or "* ous. lity. -3 quest or grayer to a deity A re for the -2 J U* n ne "i grirfor5* nt| - l Fitness, propriety. sion, need. A beggar. surgical instru- ment, a secondary application of any ; customs. p. Come, arrived, ; A minor "* Pt. 1. 338. holding fire- wood TinnrffcTOvwft Sat. Br. -2 A sacrificial ladle. ) trT ; proper ; wfrmMgwft Bhag. be of use, be taken into account I. 2. 16. 3^m^; I Friction, rubbing or pressing.-down, crushing under one's weight ; 3Trrg flNjMtrf^rg >jn jjqrr;^ D. -2 Marrying, taking a wife; 5TTn>fhrr: crush, dash to pieces, destroy, -6 Rjjt ; good -2 To 4. -* To 1 .jmiHt charge. Mairiage,marryiDg ; ( 4(4141^ a. Occurring every month The Srimonthly ( Ved. ). ddba ceremony to be performed every month. 5ft 1 -2 Restraining, curbing. -3 Placing down thefire. -4 Support. water). NJm|fr 9 D. Si. ; U. Bk. 8. 39. -3 To devote or ; attach oneself to ; sr yt|MV<% * 8 not loved Pt. 2. 22 ; w ^ smjn W?T* HsrfrgTrjar^ SnbhJish. -4 To to a yoke or harness ( as horses concarriage ). -5 To appropriate, To 1 8. 40. eat Ms. pan. sume, ; be used or applied. -2 To be fit or Restraimt. P. Giving prop, stay, pillar 7. 1 ; 46 artffT'iwT- uflintq'jiif wrf-wi sf^ifrTTr S. ^VNHH Enjoyment, delight. d M14 H;li| Ved. Submerging cavated. 1. ; A Hi nsekss, ; for nothing S. 7 enjoy, taste ; ; restrain. ; Sabdak. a. Bk.^ -J To show, indicate (33) jfaT)t vj^ Bk. 7. 101. -4 To lie under, support, prop up (Ved.). -5 To goto (a woman) Ms. 11. 173. -6 To ourb, n. use, employ, apSi. 2. 93 ; 8 12 5. 8. TRHT To ; m- ; 33. TtTWt *r ] 'A seuond mother,' wet nurse. A near female relative 7 A. 1 ply 10. 45. Deliberation, investigation, consideration. [ si fta r 64. ; Ku. 5. 45; R. JMHUJ / K. ; ; 1 IHl'Hr 330. ; ; ; / K. ; &o. : accomplishment of a desired object, 1 To marry, take a wife sense ) this in nqrt ffWsA. ( amwrg^rt Btmifd*ugTTq*tr S. 5 ftRrsfrr^ Kn. 1. 18 R. 14. 8T Si. 15.27 ;Me. 3. 11 Bk. 4.20, 28 7. -Oomp. 3-cppr a figure of speech which the dMHIH and gqw are compared to each other with a view to imply that the like of them does in -3 Occa- -4 Favour. 1 Harnessing a horse. -2' team. un5 gronnd by ( m^ ) -3 Tn sacrificial lowar P 8rt -3 poet. region, direction. ^Ttrra; ind. In near A cloud. the the * -4 A proximity, to. To be red, 3-q^jj 4 U. or in past. =**' Tn^r<<: srrtsri* to be eclipsed ; : Mu. 1. -Cau. 1 To colour, tint, dy-2 To affect, greive, ditr. 291 p.p. 1 Afflicted, overtaken by calamity, distressed. -2 Eclipsed K. 314. -3 Tinged, coloured Si. 2. pse. ?Ki 1 The sun -2 Rihn. 3TTTTT: 1 An or moon boles which increase the sound of the So:ua juice is being in ecli- stones when extracted. eclipse of the snn or moon S'T^T: orr *fhf 22 S. 7. Henoe, R&hu -3 Redness, Si. ; 45. 20. A or the ascending node. red colour, colour ; ; A 1 A A r: T 3mT5T= A STwa *Sf 37 secondary or inferior A gem r ( Sometimes A. also ) end, terminate ; WTrarfJfcyssrT K'- 9-44, 13 69 g-fg- 1 P. To cease, ; ceased Ao.-2 To cease or desist from, stop ( oft. with pres. part. ) ^rqr^vwr'mnT Pt. 1 ; or with abl. : Bg. 2. 35 ; Bk. Ki. 4. 8. 54 ; 9. 51 ; or with inf. 17 ; or by itself Bk. 8 . 55. -3 To be quiet or calm ; *rihr**T> (%rr Bg. 6. 20. -4 To await, wait for. -5 To flg; ; ; ; Caw. To make qniet ( =Caut. ). cause to cease, stop, make qniet or still. As"* separable preposi- I ~3TTj^n<J. rarely with tion ( usually with gen aoc. or loc. ) it means ( o ) Above, , over, upon, on, towards (opp anrt) rers?ft ^frt S.T.I (with gen.) ; ; arifotfurft S. 2. 8 U. 5- 2 ; Si. 16. 9 & sr, i?nr ?Tt Rim. ; ; Stopped, ceased Ms. 5. 66. -2 Dead; Mu. 4. -J With- drawn or retired from; &c. -4 One who is disgusted with the world and has retired from ^g end of comp. *j At tne end of, at Jnpre', r?. (&) the head of VJ*fr*Tg oft. at the ; ; , ; ; 88 3. &c. fffifttrft ; asflq-ft ; f ", your account. ffwff*r on Aftr ( e ) ^Trrt^rnfw^rn^^ P- ; HI. ggrfft JTft 9 Sk. with aoc. or 3. girft joined to vftl ( gn. or br itself ) means ( above ; a ) mw: BrergT'TrWi Jmt Vop. Higher and higher, far higli, high above jTT5trr?*'a't f^^srm Mb. -2 ( As a separable adverb) It means ( a ) high above, upon, towards the upper side of (opp. aw:); H. 2. 2 3Tji ni^W ; comp. W5^fTfrr%r'ef Y. in ( b 1. 319. Besides, in addition, further, ) enjoyment. -4 Indifference. -5 Ab- vpar staining from prescribed acts ; the conviction that ceremonial aots are high. ygy a. ; fti futile -6 ; ; ^ Intellect. a. Ceasing, stopping. -2 Abstaining from, giving np. -3 )n: 1 Death. Abstaining from sexual pleasures. -2 Refraining from ceremonial acts. -3 Ceaiing, stopping. 1 ncr a. a. it amr* sitting on gone np, ascended moving above ( as a bird ). over or above. a. OTJI *w a. upper, higher. Ved. coming from abovo. jptq- a. Ved. raised above the ground. -HTT: the upper portion or side. vn^s bethe ijlrws / ing above or higher. ind. above. Jn$ ground snrtf a A ^i|/)rt*: particular or pngtnre of sexual ( also called raraa* ) ; w<*fNr : i place ; WTW ITU mode enjoyment *<1 w Sabdak. U. 1 To obstruct, hinder, B nterr upt.stop: ff% S. 4. 14 Ve. 3. 8 ; V. 5 M*)yy*yfll Y. 2. 250 ; to detain ; 3).-t||<.iynCl4 V. 5. -2 ( a ) To disturb, trouble ; a 4 ; ; ; . 1. (b) To press, -3 To overcome, subdue R. 4. 83. 4 To besiege Can enemv, town &c.) dmmiiiHuTia Ms. 7. 195 Km. -5 13. 67 *tnrar SWS* Mn *; To lock np, pen, c *nfine a'Sfta^rtr rrt vm<jf ; R. 5. 22. ; ; ; - ; ; ; ; 3W4T.P' P" ed, stopped ; I Obstrnoted, impedconfined, captive ; ^- ^' ^'* rwtr"' concealed. -3 spread, Protected, favoured. -4 Besieged, locked up. Covered, CTThtt obstacle 44 ; Si. 1 Obstruotion.impediment, anw^allluv'tvMt B. ft* U. 80 74 ; ;*TW 4. -2 Disturbance, tron>>le,molestation ; IT 155 S.l.5.6V. 3 ; - tbid.; detention ?f7r, Ved. above men. ). sr produced above, elevated, high. ( (with gen., rarely ace.); Si. 11. 3. (6) Down upon, (c) Behind (with gn.). N. of a -Omnp. 3!r>f^wifr Vedio metre consisting of 43 or 44 syllables. s^fH^:/- a verse of the Triahinbh metre, the last line of which consists of eight syllables. fyrfr N. of a Vedic metre having four Padas, the first of which contains 12 vyllables, each of the three others having only eight. ; -Ooaip. ^a o. piled and ceasing to rely on them. ar ]. ; e ) Behind -2 ( As a preposimeans ( a ) Over, upon opp. 3^315 tion ; ; - b ) JPnrtber or later on, ( amift f?5r%: jmTrq-^W't 1 Ceasing, stopping. -2 Death. -3 Abstaining from sexual desire for worldly things. ( with, with regard to, towards, upon; 3. 24; Sinti. more vrr^rft ^RT^i JTOT ^TWWtTMb. (c) Afterwards *r^r jf srr^rq-ft^iret ^rfTffr Sftnti. 2. 7 ; Hlfj'fl^Tft Tr: ft^Sujr.; ^rgpnT more and more, repeatedly, continuously. [ of. Zend upairi, tipara Or. huper; L. luper; Old Germ, obar Hindu. Germ, uber Eng. over void of desire, indifferent to worldly attachments or possessions. 106- 1. Mai. 6 the sequel. q-wwfrq-ft a. sir ' so ; ; it. having no foo. 5?&q a. ceasing from works, not ft^nfvrrelying on worldly acts. 55TT a. one who has renounced all -damp. 60; um^nrf Mil. 7. 5: ; aco. or ; ; ; 12 37 with loc (b) I ^ to the ruling authority. ; ; 1 . MpnmmfaftlfcTOVB.1 ti&l ?t ] jftru);h a. being in th a. lying upper line or series. or sitting above, (-m. ) a clasi of *rj sitting above. gods. snrfronj ind. [ cf. P. V. 3. 31 ] 1 As an adverb it means (a) Over, above, from above, on high ; qrfores^r sfnrr^Krw =q-ni: Bh. 3. 131 ; one inferior viceroy, : body-guard. guard, an out- post. of rest. subordinate flavour. ; secondary mineral. -2 Secondary passion or feeling. -3 -2 Batn. 3. 14 ; Mk. 4 Mai. 3. -4 A calamity, affliction, injury flighting influence TTif^ft Srfo*i<mn R. 16.7. -5 Misbehaviour, ill conduct. -6 Reproach, blame, abnae. sort of hole used in the Soma juice (vtarftTCfft Taf^rd \%iw ) ( name of certain ; 18. A : extraction of ; ; -3 Opposition, refusal; check, restraint. -4 Covering, surS. 3. rounding, blocking up -5 Binding, favour. tying, seizing. -6 Protection, -Oonrp. -wrftsr o- hnpeding, obstructing. 292 1 a- -2 Obitrnoting. Covering, surrounding. -S Favourinner room, a piivate sir An ing.' apartment. TTThl* &o. ; pot. p 1 Inferable. -] To be described, designated &o. $vt A prop, stay, support. -2 An 1 usylnm, shelter, -i An inference. , impediment Obitrnotion, A a^v- see STSjfWfJTT- [ *raft ! j^trjwyfl* ] kind of antelope ( TIK ) 1 A. 1 To Know, under- STO3J Tqftft^ a. Obstructing, impeding ;B. 18. 18. stand, see, perceive (directly) ; Pt. 1 76 ar*rr qf^filnfr ^ 6 P. besmear. -2 To WT or drama of an inferior clan, of which 18 kinds ar* ennmerated swr; know learn, B. 12. 60 i ; Bk. ftarffor ilto* i A 1 stone, gttfevi S. Til. 3 Me. ; ; stone. To look behold, mark . sarve, 1 ob- at, K. 197 -2 To regard or consider ; Bam. ~3 To mark, put a igu upon Y. Kim. -7. 47. -4 To 30 ; 1. 151 denote, designate, describe. -5 |To ; ; Htr^rcV imply in addition; Kim. SKJtfti- Ml. STTSTSItR^ Knll. on 162. -6 -To mind liavo B 8. 82, recollect; Ms. 11. 17 10. 2, 18. 21. -4 :To conceive, beCam. I To cange come pregnant. to get. -2 To produce, bring about. Gained, obtained. -2 Cooceived. -3 Perceived, understood, known, gneised. -Oonrp. 3Tv a- having the meaning nndorI 3TTt?i*^>. p. ( -ifif. ) a tale, a true or pro- stood. 3. view in ; -Jilt^ ^ Observing ; markining fm 30. -3 Understanding, mind ( qft ). conjecture, guess. -5 Percepti- A bility, appearance ( recognized as a kind of proof by the Mtm&msakas) ; a. ; ; characteristic or distinctive feature o'r V. 4, 4. 33 ; ; ; where only one is mentioned synecdoche of a part for the wbole, of an individual for the species, or of a quality for that in which the ; quality exists s^-T^-g^ ^ ] I Acqui- cognition, comprehension otherwise than from memory ( same as argw q. v. ) sfrw^rq-rfir Mil. 5 jnxl Q(Tmis^IT3KT^ B. 14. Z. -3 As; knowing certaining, #*rpr 8. 1. ; M/^irrSi'rnr- Latifolia gfT^ Bespeotable, commendable, praise- flatter 7 ; M. ; desire to obtain. p To - fondle, Tnhflf q-ffraT^ Dk. terized. ). To 1 talk ; con- over, coax flatter, cajole, 'jmaqr^ff 8k. ^raK Bk coax, 29"*; ; ; ; Mu. To P. 10 3^31^ detail describe in ; 1. Minute de- detailed or scription. dr description, in detail ; 3n^BT^cr^=r Suir. ; Y. 1. 320. jmufa' Ifinnte lineation 'T of a son of Sankaia of several writing! author Svlmi, on the Mtmimsa phylasophy. a< Swollen or dimmed with tears as eyes ( ). *l N. Of a plant Ved. Emulation, : P. 1 To dwell rivalry. in or at, inhabit (with aoo.) ;$gJT enter upon, learn, take to, begin. Caui. To cause to t st. To TTrw^PIi A I tion for this sacrifice ; a fait-dar. a. Selected for as a day ). A fast. Thirst. portent, [3T*-wn> am] S. Fondling. A ; 8. 28. TTTff: Censure, blaninf Ved. ). a- Censuring, blaming. A garden, [ ymfl ft* ] grove, a planted forest qt^^fffr>4^-H! lm&: gf^fnVt Me. 23 a garden B. 8. 73, 13. 79 jT?rr 3 T A. -2 To ciliate. ( Observed, marked, comprehended, implied, metaphorically expressed to. -2 Understood, comprehended. -J Charac./). 1 t9i7ra village. -2 The day preceding a Soraa sacrifice ; or a day of prepara- worthy. so ( 1 ; ? a. Causing to observe, reminding. ? A ; 4M44< m. I A priest at a eacri-2 One who animates ( by his words ). Bu hanania jgqj! The tree fioe. sition; awTi^j&vJhffrcimctqlfti^iiriOT 5. 7. -2 Direct perception or re- ( P. II. 4. 80 Sk. Soul, self. 10 ui Qainining, acquiring, ; 8k. -3 Designation Sk. -4 Implying something that has not been actually expressin ed, implication of something addition or any similar object T I -2 Knowing, perceiving, -m. 3Tre?*rt [ Looking at, beholding, observing, marking, Anoertaininent -2 A mark, anointing, strncting. i -4 Smearing, -2 An ointmont,ungnen(. creeper. Getting, obtaining, acquisition ; ff ^ ^TTCWT^hrcjfivi: B.5. 56, 8. 17. -2 Observation, T" perception, knowledge ( HFT ) HTT TTc?s&: of. Nyaya 8. 2. Z8, 1 ; 1 1 ^TM^l 1 Serving as an ointment. -2 Anointing, smearing. -3 Ob- 1 16. 40. ^rrroref to; ; I plastering. ; 3THTitn/' ; 1. obtain, acquire, bable story. ; S. 1. ; ; ; 19 S. 1. 14. -2 A precious stone, jewel. -J Sand ( Ved. ). -4Aclond. The upper fjr 1 Refined sngar. -2 and smaller mill-atone which rests on the Diishad [ cf. L. opalus ]. A ; :Mv. 7. 30 K. 159 ; M. ; rock Mu. 3. 15; : 27 ; enjoy, experience ( happiness &o. ); : Kn. 4- 42 experiencing enjoy f^?t V. 2. 10 ra^T35^t Mu. 2. now I iS. D. 876. : 3. \ To get, 4, 3.6, 4. 6. -3 D.I; ^fg- fjq^sij ; 3r*w (TTrgTfSCfv S. anoint, smear, defile, pollute Anointiug, smearing- -2 Cleaning, white-waaning. -3 Obstruction, being concealed, beoomingdeadened or dull (said of senses;. TT^iTi ; A To QVTBg. 13. 32. -3 To stick ^t ?fcrfl5e!& adhere 1 . natural phe- nomenon, considered as boding evi' f. Support ot food, sleep &o. ) life ( as 295 " A fait; 3. 190 enter upon, practise Wf Mi. 11. 196 ( a fast is religions act and ooniieti in abstaining from every kind of T. 1. 1 175, o 3TTwr7i>ir. food, taut ; ; fait. *r A fait. mind a. Farting. near, lead abont, commence. -2 amJft* ( a tone before aloud M. 2. 64 bringing near. ^ %-^ t fan. Adress,garraent(Ved.). Gaining, obtaining. knowledge. T^ftur Profane science, inferior kind of knowlege. TT^sjt 'Inferior knowledge', a class of writing* subordinate to the Vedas. There are four soch Upavedai, one being attached to each of the four Vedas: thus 9fig'^ or Medicine to SRJ^ ( according to some anthoritiei inch as Snirata it is a part of the Atbarvaveda ) 1. ; ; d"4tflf?l< a. -2 To lit Si. 4. Wearing the sacred approach. -2 sit near to, down, take To return. particular high number. TTTwst 1 place for exercise. -2 A place whether inhabited or not. -3 A district or Pargana. -4 AJungdom ( ^rwr ). -5 A mar- bog, ihy place. Motion towards, Trsf^rt /. proaobing. See nnder wood ap- Sat. Br. gT?UlJ| The three periods of the day, K. i. evening ( morning, midday, and fti ). ex- planation or interr rotation. nity of a town or village, suburb ; STOIT?!?^ t^jnr^rprr, R. 16. 37, 15. 60; Si. 5. 8 K. 50. ; ^M9HT A secondary branch. ( see jjroi- ) A place near a house, a <4VI court before a house. # tnd. Near a bouse. H9il'W A minor science or trea- tise. Learning, training, I -2 Smelling. Anything given to smell at. r: Ths pupil of a pupil ; 2 A. small cohabit. with ; 1 To lie near. -3 To do good to, -2 To agree 7jnirTn?> Charaka. arrsre a. 1 Lying by the side of. -2 Productive of happiness or reit. *T: 1 Lying by the ide of. -3 A Si. 2. 80. -3 Diagnosis lair, ambush bnnling leo by the effect of certain articles of food, or medicine ( one of the five elements of f^i^ ). -4 Allaying disease by diet, regimen Ac. *r A prepared piece of clay. 3Ti^ wait npon. ;jr?fl. place in the vici- ; A aopplementary A An open Odb. TT^WT^ ; | See under grqfti[. Ved. A stick ( of green used for stirring th sacrifi- ) Pt. 1. 147. ; . : cial fire ) o. Appeased, pacified. j 77*& A <ji|a((rij. -3 To pitch a camp, encamp. -4 To go down, let ( as the sun ). -5 T o of desirea W^. *c. See 57 f R 4c. A. 1 X| go towards, pard. a assuaging, pacification, latisfaction <3H?ri?*:T Appeasing kind of demon. , ^^^^ Amaru. 65. -J Appeasing, 'T thread. < ; 11. 36, 66. A II ftsifw^g^jr- trgwi^H ^sr^ R. g>iiTT9h ; or military science to or Mnio to ffw^cf and or Mechanics to To ? Inveititnre 1 ] A -2 Knowing. /. I Aoqoiiition. -2 Investigating, inquiring into, seat. 38 10. ; at. ( pririT. ) | p.p. I Calmed, appeased, -2 Calm, tranquil. -3 Les- sened, diminished. ( fwfwrs*^ ; dM<(l* ! 1 Addressing, speaking to, conversing. -2 Praising. -J 6 P. 65; Ki. with the laored thread. -2 The sacred thread worn by the first three daises of the Hindui; vehicle (in general). \ pacified. K-8 6. 8. S^T^W , a. a ). 33; N. K.131. Flowing towards. -UT 1 A king's riding elephant (male or female);^-. JlHlHUf irsrwsTt Mo. 2. -2 A royal :T T ; B. o. A ; P. To play on the Vtpl or lnt (before a deity &c.); ; Indra-grain poison. <jmiuignT Den. Ved. Anything placed on the neck of an ox aider the yoke, to raise it to the right level for a yoke-fellow of greater height; M.W. JM*?H ( In music ) Preliminary gtrqr Ved. Blowing artificial any poisonous drng narcotic, plant TTV to, An 1 sits, sitting 5 ; cessation, stopping, extinction. -2 Relaxation, intermission. -3 Tranquillity, calmness, patience ; SfrWfiTnrBnrt Bh.. S.. 82. -4 Control or restraint of the senses. ^T?rt!r S. 7. 10 causing sound. -5 Married. -6 A battle-array. rying who N. of W^F surwtn^wn it A Brought 1 bamming One down. ^Mft^t-% near, proximate, near ; Ki. 17. 54, 13. 23. -3 Arrayed for battle (as an army). -< Begnn, commenced '.T'fte'- beginning to sing nnrrq^SJ*. -2 Directing one's to, being attached to. -J Void- TT^g- a. p- p- I Collected, accumu-j<4islated, increased, stored np ; wmrt S. 5. 7 ; '^5^1 fr M. 5. 1 ; V. 2. 7 ; 10 *![,, jr$i &c -2 . down; oneself to. arqiar singing, Bitting, sitting ingbyitool. -4 Placing down. tfrtRl^a. 1 Sitting. -2 Devoting P. I Bear or lead towardi. -2 bting 1 ; Amaru. TT^Tt-wM as in appease, pacify, assuage, miti- -J To extinguish, kill. Ttrsrwi 1 Becoming quiet, annagement pacification gate. down. or let Failing, observing a <*. f roru wrcH**t*5Tlft$T<j Bk. 7. 75- -7 To seize, take possession of. Caut. To cauue to sit down, place sensual gratiflcation ). -2 Kindling a lacred fire. -3 A 6re-altar. 4MI -2To ; -6 To abstain 4 P. 1 To become calm quiet, be assuaged; ^rr^furj Bk. 20. 5. -2 To cease, itop 9Tf t, HlTi &o, 110. Caui. t or !% any-, oeaie to speak ; K. To calm, tranquillize, ; ; MWIII Sleeping in turn, rotation for sleeping with another (who keeps watch at night ). 3iT5nf5j^ a. I Lying near to. -2 Sleeping, going to bed, -3 Allaying, 294 calming. -4 Composing or narcotic (in midicine) ; *frr, -w tranqnilling calming, secondary means of core ( as diet &c. ). d<4}< Caus. P. To adorn, orna; ment, decorate. artrsfrvr^-snvrr orna- Adorning, con olnde ; take away, withhold Covering, anything thrown above or npon. 5 P. 1 To hear, listen ; q^t, grrgj ni*j *o. -2 To promise. 779^ A 3irgtT a. sacrifice. Heard. -2 I Promised, agreed. 3T$jf?fc / ' Hearing, listening. -2 Range of hearing. -3 A supernatural roice heard at nigbt, and personified as a nocturnal deity levealing the future ; *$ RWI Jn?$r%^gwgjw s^n ' n Haravali troy, annihilate. holding. -3 Excluding. -4 Attacking, invading. TTHifTC! 1 Drawing in ortogetber, contracting. -2 Drawing away, withdrawing, err hiding, withholding ,-J A collection, assemblage. -4 Snmming up, winding up, conclusion (opp. 3qa>n). -5 A preparation ( of a speech <&c.). -6 A compendium, resume. -J Brevity, conciseness. -8 Perfection. -9 Destruction, death, end. -10 Attacking, invading. -II ( In logic ) Refutation. ; STnr^rf^a K. 65. -4 Aspect of the stars, fortune-telling. -S Promise, assent. vJMWliJ a. Listening, hearing. P. 3*ri%FO To embace. -2 I near, approach __ Caui. To bring near, place at hand 3TTJ0HTT V. 5. sj V. 1 ; ; aTlf?^ p. p. Placed near, oontignous, adorning. aTr&Ti. -WV I Juxta-position, con -i An embrace. tact, yrffis^fa Den. praise in verses Mu. STSffnufofls*: 4M4tt P. To extol or %- HW?ra5r*ntr: ; 4. roar- ing. ind. &fg^ ~ Ved. Beady at one's A ; see sigq^frfcj;- viMtigra: /. 1 Cotiiprenension. " An Handed down. modification Growing over, cicatrizing supply Oiuiasions in Panini's Sntrms and generally to supplement them) ; g3 c ffiM<^*iT?iiRT37^ ; dM^'iJj? 9 P. 1 cf. in To take npon one- ?: An agreement, a ; make iTC^nuf^WHirsr Dk. conciliate, -6 To clasp, embrace. 3qwr?:,-?1>T 1 Keeping 58. 8 U. ). 1 P. I- 1. To prepare ( secrate, purify ; ; 36. 3TTH*TJ>- p- Approached ;nsr, 1 approximate. -2 Worshipped, served. -3 Serving, waiting npon. -4 Easily obtainable got, obtained. Immediate connec3 tion. -2 A descendant. - ^T^rvrr 3 U. 1 To put together, add, increase. -2 To join, connect ; f%*tfift<Wvr% Kim. 1 13. -3 To aim at, direct towards. 1 S'TWlifTT.?' P- Connected with, with y&1~ Mb. -2 Accompanied or surrounded by regarding, referfurnished or endowed ; ^iiwftFir: ; as a 40. To draw or bring to-2 To unit) or wind np, Adding, joining. Laying down, giving : up, resignation. ; 'JM^HTOT ^ ). 1 To put on_X -2 To arrange. U. as ; ceptiig 56. 1. P. 1 . ^F STTBTHTR' Gathering together, hesping 37*W*H *T#PiRtf 8k. reparing, purifying. gether. collect I Going near to, aproaching -2 Sitting at the f eet of a teschr, becoming a pupil ffWr'JHf'r -4 Polite address, obeisance. -5 Collecting, joining. - 6 Taking, ac- -2 To ornament. -3 To conK. 3 3W?5f con- under-garment : 3" -ff: 1 ring to. 4. 11. An g-i^R fuel on fire tract. meal elf, ^ 1 -Oomp for several days. observing the rules of the Upasad, i. e. drinking milk in certain quantities, sleeping on the bare earth, keeping silence &c. Mv. 2. 30. pmor: Tr^tTitw^onf -3 Accepting, adopting Br. Snt. I. r Boer. SMtfli -2Lay ing np, accumulating. -3 Service, worship. -4 N. of a ceremony, forming part of the 3^11^ fin ceremony, and lasting ?- or together S?<WTntgq^ ; S'Tfr^ a. Serving, waiting upon.-/. 1 .Si^ge, assault, attack. pleased, supporting, maintaining; fu^ojTWfrft5T(5<mTr?m Mu. 2. -2 Respectful salutation (as by touching the feet of the person sainted) ?<prfl' TTWT- 5? jjfo- W^nraTiirarr: Nir. dM*i . i Connection, onion. -2 worship, attendance upon. -3 Gift, donation. Service, 31W?T Ved. 1 A body of attendants ^collectively ). -2 Continuity- favourable arrTreJTtnfn ; , ^q^'lgilPT I Addition. -2 Supplementary addition, further or additional enumeration (a term technically applied to the Varttikat of Katy&yana which are intended to resume. -5 To win over, gTT^nJtipA senondary connection, fl x JTui^am^fffgr Mb. -3 Neighbourhood. -4 Service. -5 Partaking of. uni venal destruction. TW*W* Binding. r I summary, binding. ijq^TR: 1 Curbing, restraining, -2 The end of the world, ; I ; abstract, -2 experience, feel, suffer. receive, accept. -3 To seizs, catch hold of; call. ; -3 To wait upon, serve (ar). mc " VT*^ T^-I^i.l ^ J .?i. 13. 24 -4 To march against. -5 To try to get or obtain. -6 To sink down. Caui. I To place near. -2 To lead towards. -3 To get, find. ~i The -2 Seizing, taking. e- Ved. Sounding, <* Comprehending. -2 hehi (|g) which 1 -- Exclusive m. is not exclusive To draw ^ H. TT^fTOJ- 1 Withdrawing, taking or back. -2 Refusing, with- /. "> qT"*rat away Drying np, withering. feet of , tf^-; 1. 69. ; -5 To check, stop, cnrb. -6Toabsorb,de- sTHJf 5?V menting. 135. -2 To sit at the Tm^VT^^un?^ KB. 108* 21. 9. 92, 3. 12, 6. ; tfcvf? Knll. on Ms. 1. 57. -J To contract as ^nfs lirf^.-4 To withdraw, (H a wtfeJr-^rtftTHirg-: Y -7 (An external) appendage,any necessary article either for use T 37*n[ ; g-nij$4n/i* Bk. to- 4 A. 1 T come to, arrive ^ ^5T5<w3% Mb. -2 To get, <j4^H<^ t To be respectfully sainted, respectable, venerble. 1 p -i 6 P. | To sitnearto, To be brought gether, or arranged. or decoratisn go near, approach ; 1. ; obtain. Cans. near. -2 To ceive into ordain, I To bring or lead give, grant. the "Hr -3 To re- of priests, 296 Approaching, arriv- 1 ^tf stan^Tar in number: tion. TW'm f. p- I Gained, obtained. -2 Arrive at. -3 Furnished with, possessing ^gwTTWI^r T^T Bam. -4 Familiar with. -5 Enough, sufficient. -6 Killed at a aeriace ( as an animal ), immolated ; Hi. 5. 81. -7 Dead, deceased. -8 Ccoked, dressed ( as food ). ftq. Ki in ~W ; P ; plough. A sum, ion . of an and 'younger brother of positions ; woman with a man). TTOV a. Approaching -- I irj Ap- proaching ( as a cow ).-2 The first pregnancy of a cow miaum; Sk. T^flrof 1 Going towards. -2 Rapid flowing of the blood towards the heart ( as in sickness ). -3 That which is approached as a ref age. ; P. III. 104 1. own their express inde- pendent meanings they modify, intensify, and sometimes entirely, alter, the senses of roots n for a ball offer water &c. ( annex bring ; ). ; 4. out or on, -2 To add pears to exposition nee Nirukta ). viMW-SM 1 Pouring on. -2 A misfortune, calamity ( e an eclipse ), portent; Ms. 4. 105. -3 Leaving. -4 Eclipsing. -5 Any person or thing subordinate to another, a anbstitute -6 ( In gram. ) A word which either by composition or derivation loses its original independent character, while it also determines the sence of another word ( opp- STTFT ); irfspftf: pupil of a TiiSfft TrfSriWi becomes JHJ;T or in <:RTJ^ trsf^ is ^m)^, having lost its independent character P. I. 2. 43, 48, 57 II. 2. 30 IV. 1. 14, 54 VI. 3. 82 , ; ; 37 ;Y. 1. contact with, create. ; 272. -5 -fj eclipse ; To come To produce, Ms. in Sickness, disease, change occasioned by a disease also a disease superinduced on another 1 ; ; Wr **gft'rafr: v^jtt: Sur. -2 If t8fortane,tronble, calamity .injury, n "nj u?rfo>Tr?iNrT<mir!!r3Tr: Batn.l. ; K> ; rffr* natural with, I Joined, connected accompanied by. -2 Sciaed or demon or evil Tq^er g^ giftfaisaHW: possessed "P'"'t ) ; by ( a K. 107. -3 Troubled, affected, injnrd effect, -7 To destroy. 3<<*IF: ; ; ; to, -3 To beset with, oppress, Ms. 4. 61 see ^qgsr below To cultivate ;ag a -3 To make me of. -4 To be addwted to enjoy Bg. 15. 9; 10 6*. affr, ftirt *o. -5 To frequent, inhabit. -7 To rnb or an- ; 'tnfl'TOjagf^m'ff ggs: R 8 94 - - union. ). ' a 1 erv- Worshipping, -2 Following, practising. -3 carnally ); 5T. 3. 136. ( H?iw, -$rvr 1 Worshipping, honouring, adoring. -2 Service frar* Ms. 3. 64. -3 Addiction to ftqV Ms. 12. 7.-4Uiing, enjoying (carnally also )i5m;ir^r( M. 4. 134. ; ; a. Serving, practiiing. , D To prPr, 8 - adorn rate, perfect, TTwrt: ; Any 1 ( lee gprf article . elabo). which make anything complete, an ingredient. -2 ( Henoe ) Condiment or seasoning for food ( as mustard, pepper &c.). -3 Furniture, serves to appurtenance, apparatus, instrument Mb.: Si. ); -3T*0 18.72. -4 Any article or implement of household use ( snob as a broomstick ); 7.1. 83 2. 193 ; Ms. 3. (3ww T^Wiq ; An ornament. I Killing, collection. -3 injnring. 68,12.66,5. 150. -5 -6Censnre, blame. 7<mi7aT -2 A A -4 An modification.. change, ellipsis. -5 Blame, censure. TTtWCt Anything additional, ' a supplement. -2 ( Supplying ellipsis fjmgr;? ) An flTOrfqnrsirt^rri ft^ltJFfi^ Ki. 11. 38. -3 Beautifying, ; by ornamenting way of adding grace 7W>wrS fhufrftHHIg Malli. on R. 11. 47. -4 An ornament. -5 A ; gq^qr 1 P. 1 To approach, move towards, draw near to ; ?ni<ma gq^tf^M. 1 ; 1. 12. *repoiition piefixed to rcoU; attack. ; p stroke. -2 To meet -4 An eclipse. -5 An indication symptom of death. -6 Addition. -7 1'oBnession by an evil spirit. -8 A or sandal Ac. ( TrrihTCT ; K. 2S9.-4 Eclipsed. -5 t urniahedwith an zw'i ( as a root ); ar(j??>^: jf P. I. 4. 38. -e: The ban or moon when eclipsed. fr Sexual -J To move, go unexpectedly. J)ffiHif H f? JH: 9Brtf%f iW^ft Pt. 3. 23. BO Ucjif, Ac. -4 To begin ( with inf. ); Ms. 10. 105. -5 To evil. oint with flfiniw* OT- ( The latter theory apbe more correct. Forafuller to join, attach, connect with, tf% ; HTf**r ; cf . ( to. infest A. 1 To serve, worMi. 4. 133. -2 To prac- 1 dM^lsJ. ship, honour ing- ; Pour 1 pouring. of. Sk.:- : ). P- ift Enjoying. cf . also afl^ ; II 1 P. 1 To go towards, 'apdraw near iMl*i...f?...gTTijw &o. -2 To go against, attack. -J To have intercourse ( as of a fit sprinkling. Pouring or sprinkl- tise, follow, pursue, Ac- or 3TT A cow Pouring, 1 watering. -2 Infusion ; A ladle or cup for ing upon, juice. 15: cording to the other theory pre- of The -disc of the son proach, or vow. i CTffrf prefixed to Si. 10. cf. Snnda. dt a. : being meaningless express them, One who sprinkles 3<4^l pours down. ); ; A Nikumbha JM^fi?^ o. Going near, approaching. ; near, at band. r. '4TcTr: Si. 2. 25. JMfllWw Appealing, pacifying. 3TTT% ind. Ved. In the lap, on ; ft, ), To appease, con- . ciliate, pacify; the hip f ( aj?*r*ir it ( prepositions are themselves 10 3TT 3*5, wsr, 3^, ft, *rr 5*, them they simply bring to light those meanings already existent but bidden in them, but they do not ; -2 Friendly persuasion 8k. ;pwt?*5t p. i. 3. 47 See under 3. 3. themselves when Conversation \ sr, p^, 5^ or am, t ft, s, 3^, wm, srfir, ffti OT; or22 if ftq-ftTand taken as 55-5^ be words. There ace two separate theories as to the character of these to one prepositions. According theory roots have various meanings Condiment. 3T*fan: or -2 acoeai. 1 Approach, Following a person. U^atargas are 20 I ?^r a?R, ; IT 5m: ar^ -2 Entering into any condi- ing at. -6 A collection. Wtfup-p-2 I Coneured, Prepared, perfected blamed. -3 Kill- -4 Collected. -5 Beautiornamented.- '6 Supplied ed, injured. fied, ( . as ellipsis ). -7 Modified. Supplement. 896 alto To 9 P. 5. ( fig. prop, support ). <Jrsnrt, ->TH 1 Support of life ( 8ty, support. -2 as food, ileep &o.). Encouragement, incitement, aid -3 ; Hft -4 Basis, ground, ^^^srqwn^ wnota ; H. l. the share of fall to 1 P'acing near, getting ready. -2 The awakening of memory- -3 Attcn ; TTSTRtefw S. 6 Hi. 13. 69 *\**lffTa sTi^W fTvrT^rgir^nTj M. 5. 16 B. 8. 2 applies to yon ft. ; W^T?: ; ; ; ij?e got; sujTSfwr* H'rWTWT1. -|4 To be present ( A. ); U. 6 ?t^f^r1j & Sk. -15 To stand under for TTwfqq; a. Standing near, waiting npo Q approaching &o. , . o. Supporting, aiding, encouraging. See under Vd. : A | An -2 tree! attendant, a follower, servant. 3T*3 2 D. -2 To invoke. extol praise, ; TTOK4 tering. 3 1 Spreading scat- oat, -2 A covering, garment. A bed .-4 Anything spread out (as a oovering ) A [ "fKi efT ] concubine. 0. (of. P. tnd Vrt.l to 2. ) Ma. 1 \. Kn. Pt. ; Mn. ; 4. near, approach to me ; fjrf ; fall ; -J To wigtrrss^ 13. ; come B. 15. 76 25-6 3. To stand near HrfTTggi% r% 1 one's share 1Z3 ; remain come 2. 64 gf^tn WH- Pt. 1. ; tU.l;B. ^ ' 1.45.87,2.39, 15. "5. -J To wait or attend upon, serve : mrif^wirnf^stfJ>i must wait upon ence ) prepare .9. serve ( with a play ; Mo. we i ) the 2. 48, 3. 189, audi- The lap make -*. a lap 3. 1. : remain near, stay with. -<} TO go to with the desire of getting ( p. Or A- ); *gs < T_ Bk.5. 68; the proximity, -2 Approaching, comappearance, coming into of presence 'iiiif M.I. -3 jir'T^T'^T'f'frt'- ; a ( "Worshipping, ) * join ( a. iiir *!rn? friendship with, waiting upon ( with prayers tendance, service ; make -9 TO fur a f r/(, . ." V. 4 4 devolve upon, -3 Service, worship. . I Approach. -2 Proxi- mity, presence. -3 Obtaining, getting. -4 Accomplishing, effecting. -5 Bememberance,recollection. -6 Service, attendance. 1 Moistening. Den. P. To melt love); 0.2, 7TWW.6 b&the ( to 6. P. 1 To touch (water X ftTprgVff 5Ttfr K.172 ir^fjqfy?v are i ; 11. 133. -2 To wash or rinse the month (or teeth), to sip water ( and eject it ); sraswtygqrfy?!^ Bk. 2 11 ;K. 100; Ms. 2.53, 58, 5. 63 Y. 3. 30, 1. 18. -3 To sprinkle. , ; V. 1. ; 22, 3. 282. JJWsfii-f?'* Touching, contact. I (6) Otieisance greeting ; '^nfatng fd U. 1 a form of congratulatory -2 Bathing, ablution, washing oneself. -3 Binaing the mouth, sipping panegyric. -4 Attending ing TuroifH" Mv. 5. -5 ejecting water as a religions act. ; guardabode. -6 The sanctuary any sacred place (approached with respect ) -7 An assembly. -8 Remembrance, recollection, memory; Y. 3- 160. -9 3^*tirTqfr u. to, 1 . ^1 to, An Obtaining, getting. TqwrtT pot~ y. To be stayed with, be kept near. -To be waited upon or rerved. To ; Caused, oooasioned, produced, felt. -7 Known. -8 Cleansed, clean. -9 Followed by the particle (irf in the Pada-text. y \ The particle used in this manner. -2 The position of words before and after $M so used. ; ; with hostile -12 To pass over ); at- ; ; ; Presence, 1 ; TtrtUT^ <> I Dependent on, humbled (3TOV)' -2 Not late, oome in time. in. 1 An attendant, a servant. -2 A sacrificial priest. 1 3. ; ; ; -8 To meet, ( Tf upon, served. -4 Got, obtained, received Ku. 5. 22 got srorfttr without solicitation Pt. srRjfajr 2. -5 Taken place, happened, occurV. 5. 16. -6 red, fallen to the lot 314 ( male ) 20 ( female); 91 ( where ; ; ; ; ; Y. 3. the word is used in both senses ). -2 The anus. -3 The haunch or -Oomp. hip. reaching to ^fr a the lap. rf straiut of senftiriji sual T. 3. passions, continence 314. is:,-if?5;, the Indian flg-trre because its leaves re( so called semMe in shape the female organ of generation ). a. nitting in the lap. ; s*wr?wT5<'T*i(TrTV 1. 3 Kn' 2.3;R. 4.6, 10.63,17. 10, 18. 22 MM.; D. I. 3, 7 wrf* wrg^rnffS treaat me as a friend. -5 To be or to T. Bh. ing, r approximate. ^ TH^W ; arrived *in;r*! V. ); approaching its fulfilment Bain. 1 B. Mil. 10 14. 39. -3 Worshipped or waited 1 of the latter );f.:rr**t*t ship ( said to be Atin. only lu this sense ^ s^sjinerg-S *&, bk. 8. 13 proacn for intejcourse ; hand at is *W v to take on the lao. -2 The middle part in general. wti -jpa 1 The organ of generation ( of men and women, particularly ? ; ; near, bt band, impending, drawing near TTftwnr ttft 8. 3 the night 9ron"?!WQWrfTrrit ; TqWd.Near, 1 fjsrsprwr B- 1. 75, 14. 24 U. l.-4To approach with prayers, worjrr ; soon as thought of. -2 Close or as ; ; Ved. | Spreading. -2 A covering, what is spread. ) ; ; -f ( *raf<TiTO!f: ; produce. 1 To spread 5, 9 D. , for another ) spread under. -2 To strew or cover with. -3 To arrange, set in order. oat person or thine ( M. 1 *5recs^vnb* S.6 K. 157 Ms. 3. 213; Y. 2. 62; f%fir Ku. 6. 24 come 0. 1 *wrnnT ^j s. z. -2 To place upon or near. -3 To /. Invocation, praise. Approached, ar 1 p. oome fwwat ; tiSTWnr invitation. - rived, -16 To resort to v^rgiTi'ft JT% Dk. 60. -17 Tc conciliate. Cau. ( -^iiTins ) 1 To provide, present with, famish with to get rnsdy, Ved Prie, - i To 1 ; support. gqfij. TT'WT .p- Placing or banging near. -2 Explaining, teaching. -3 1 Causing to remember. 3< | Touching. -2 Sip ping water. 3Tfjfcr-' ( They are / A 18 in minor law-book. all ). ^FT5T^I I The periodical Mow of a woman, menses. -2 Flow (in general ), jqtqry Bevenoe, from land or capital :' profit ( ). Moisture, sweat. derive ; 297 2 P. in To 1 8k. injure, destroy, kill MB. 208 9. 12. 5. U 3. 24. To or into. -4 ; ; err, j- -2 To waste, rcra^ wgrifpj; 3^ ^T ; Bg. ; unite strike, 16. -3 To thnrgtin mistake in recit- ing. Injured, struck, impaired; sHgprjftiSfa: frwt Bh. 2. 26; pained, hurt ; Kn. 5. 76. -2 Affected by, imit, injured, struck with, overK. 167 ^rrftsr , 3TW powered ; f ~ ; , Struck by lightning 4o. -4 Doomed (to destruction) ; 3T*m*rf> |%sfrnr'- ** Mn. 2 |^?r ; Mn. rttnfrirt& jf -5 Censured, rebnked, disregarded. -6 Vitiated pol- luted, Wm 6. 8. made impure; wrf^, Q^T. Vishnu. sgfwifnjir* iryrtrf -Oonrp. -atrwq; a. agitated in mind, r a. mentally affected. dazzled, blinded ; Ki. 12. 18. a. infatu- ; juring. Ved. Attacking. Dazzling of the eyes. Ved. Having a country a. A ; stroke, injury .insult Y. 2. 256. ; -2 Destruc- -3 Touch, contact ( with an intention to hurt ); -4 Personal tion, ruin. violence, assault. ness. -6 Sin. -5 Disease, ; <jrwfw*r*rag CTrgnr! i ; ; ; ; manmiQj ; hrcrgq9 HT^rgrnjT^ 9 -5 To put down, throw. -6 To collect, gather together. -7 To take away, destroy. -8 To employ. pply, use. Cau. To cause to offer or bring urt finrr3 ; 3TOTOT I Bringing near, fetching. seizing;. -3 Offering gifts to superiors, deities Ac. -4 Offering victims. -5 Serving^ont food or disit. CTCTTt 1 An oblation. -1 A gift, present (in general) rra-'fTi R- 4. '34; Me. 32 ; K. 17, 41, 130, 183. -3 A victim, sacrifice, an offering to the sick- -iMnraWi-f^i^ a. Injuring, hurting, offending. 16- 39; STnrrctorrrw Mil 2 -4 A complimentary present to a superior Ac. -S gift, deity Mil. 1 4. BT^Tj^nt R. rniT ; - : Ve- ' 7. ( a ) Offering of flowers Ao., flowery gifts, collection of flowers ; KHI-TyrqttrfTTt R. 5. 74 ; Kn. 6. 42. ( 6 ) Dk. jusftfl p. p. Ridiculed, derided. H.4. 110. -S Food distributed to conguests. -9 Exultation, mirth * sisting 1 P. 1 dM8*J, ; , To ( flg. ) ridicule, deride, to excel, snrpan* ; K. 7 -2 To oonple oneself with. . 10. ; Satirical laughter, ridicule. OTfTOi I Ridicule, derision R. 12. 37. -2 Satirical laughter. -3 Fan, play. -damp. -3rr* stock, butt of ridicule. dmi a. Ridiculing others. -q? : jester. ; < ing Ao. ) -JMglil ; -2 Ridiculous ;rr ridi*Bf n^ or *TT- beoome culousness an object of ridicule, be exposed to derision irfatqu-ngitqirt R. 1. 3 K. 108. dance, 14. 30 A kind of sacrifice. /. Calling, inviting 17. 49. ; ; SI sing. gTT% in secret or whisper. -2 Seemly, 9TTOt R- 8 18; private trr> 44f< "w> *3?r a vow observed in secret Si. 13. 54. uroirfcu Mn. 2 gi I A prayer uttered in a low voice, mut; ; ; tering of prayers i: D Ms. ; ; f3tflsl 2. 85. -2 Hence lence itself. -3 N. of a Soma si- offer- aftras a. mde the -Oomp. companion of( a king's) private ing. *rnn a kind of sac- amusements. rifice. ^m^ near. a % Ved. Joined together, . (do.) An epithet of night * imm In or before diate neighbourhood, the presence of. bring 8 U. 1 To fetch, and morning. Wr$ ..r;*r f* -2 To summon, W. y^g^SAS -3 lo invite. deli- bestow, give ( to ver, offer, grant, K * nl - ' 4 another ) lihffWS^Sf -51 To acquire, obtain (as fame). for. make preparaUon. bring about, a rite , Ms. 4. .acred rite ; perform To under1. 171. -6 95,5.7;Y. enter upon take, begin, An invitation to begin; ! OTRf,of "" S A Ac. given with which feroes called Praihas ( to perform a another calls on^ priest sacrifice sacrifice ). -S Immolation, fan animal consecrated according " -4 Preparation, 1 Giving, presenting. gftn$Wg|fr1'i M - 5> TT^W^. p. I Offered, presented. -2 Immolated, offered as a victim. -3 ( as food ). Srivani mantra -4 Taken, collected. 1 mjfltq : A supplementary sacri- fice. j ; small purse (or box) containing the ingredients necessary for betel-che *ing ( e. g. leaves, ohunara, catechu, betel Ac. ) ( Mar. ^ gf: 1 A solitary or lonely TT?rt S*ftwr?rav privacy VJTHTR-S Dk. 54 in secret. -2 Proxi*t 1 Ved. Bend, carve, mity. alope. -2 Declivity. -3 The curved form of theSoma vessel. -4 A car. Dk. 116. call A II 3-14 place, ; A. (P. also) 1 To invoke, Dear to (in a liturgical senuo ) ; . srrcnt I Calling, inviting. -2 Invoking with prayers. ind. 1 In a low voice or Sacrificing. Served out iVWipot.p. ; ; of laughter, 5. ; Presents ( to gods ) of flowers Ac. materials of worship V- 3 ; Si. 11. 36. -6 Honour. -7 Indemnity, presents given as the price of peace laugh at U. 8; Si. 7.58. jutut \ Calling to, invitation. -2 Summoning, invoking. ^ffr. W' ; Mil. 5 aoc., dmt. or loo.) ; oall ; w^ttrfSt give (with ; sacrifice with Tr5T ; effect, distnrbing, exciting. 3VHlHt 1 Ms. 2. 179 near frwrfir : ( ^ fir*. -2 To 1 WT^WTT ^fS5tr?T Mk. ft^nmiiy y*j*wi*jMg<jj S. 2 ^vrr^ *fi*** T^ffrrm S. 3 Mv. 6. J2 K. 65 R. 14- 19, 16. 40, 19. 22 86, ^r^ or* M. 3 (five. -J To serve out distrior bute (food). -4 To offer as a victim, portance tributing <J. ; offer, present, igWSTfTT^ Mu. -1 Taking, *T3TT9T a. Ill-fated, unfortunate. mfttf. I Stroke. -2 Killing, in- 26 (m*ijY Ac. -1 To -r ated. A 9. . S. 1 dat. or gen. ) ^rty^f.p. Kunt&la the of . country, q. v. 1 P. 1 To fetch, bring nv^- ^ . 1 Brought near. 1 Killed at a sacrifloo ( -2 88 * 6 110 . ',';^ an animal ).-4 298 fortune, portent. ft root having supported commencement. -2 The performance of the usual rites ( WWTR ) over the sacrificial Animal. -3 Invitation. 73. 8k. wfft ] Before the eyes, in the presence of. grTTTTJIT 2 P. To tell, narrate, relate, give an account of ( with ground yprr.^ ind, oo. Ac. TtrnSTT eye* P. VI. ; IWm 3Tw& ) 3. 80 ( TTTOTrHi A -irsfr I short tale ; or To occur, fail mrtrtp- p- To undergo, ; to the lot of. Approach, arrival. -3 ment. -4 A -3 Occnrrenoe. promise, agreeAoceptanoe. -5 Suffering, feeling. sjmd 1 The part next to the end or top. -2 A secondary member. vimU^of Beading the Vedas after being initiated to them. dHi'l* A mark of sandal on the forehead. I A subdivision, f a subhead, -2 Any minor limb or member (of anything) ; *im...wWrq:ftfv (tf%trr: Ak. -3 A supplement of a -4 A supplementary supplement. (of inferior value ). -5 A secondary portion of science a clans work ; of writings supplementary to the Vedingas ( ; v these are fouri P. L addition, ijrrroi: 1 3^- D. 2. -12 To employ, apply, ^^TWT 5*HTsjgTr^r*Tn Mbb. -13 To undertake, begin as in g 1 To approach. -2 To attend or wait upon, serve, be attached to. -3 To be obedient or hnmble.-4 To treat (in medic, also); - .. 1 p. p. Attacaed to any one's service, obedient. ;r, ( ! gram. ) That rule of Sandhi by which the sound Visarga becomes w before <s and <. kinds: title, TTwrnr 1 received, ac- e f^tr: R. 5. quired, obtained WWt?TC K. 96, 166, 334, 346. -2 Qott ; 1 ; -7 Begun, commenced. -8 Mentioned. -9 Allowed in argument, granted, conceded, -^t An elephant out of rut. -Comp. *f^<. speedy, celebrated a. ?m ong Ku. 5. 56. up arms, armed. ; in taking Taking, receiving, acobtaining ftwij rgror: A"! 7 "s Q I, -> f \l a "JB. O. *JLI y -~~-_ j* J l(Sq|m d if *Tl ^ *CJ 12. 7 ; f^rr" K. 75. -2 Taking away, ^rr^Tf 1 ; ,. , , | appropriating to oneself. -3Employmen t, using ; becoming familiar with. -4 Mention, enumeration. -~5 Saying, speaking. -6 Including, containing. -7 Withdrawing the organs of sense and perception from the external world and its objects. -8 A cause, motive, natural or immediate canse; irra^tiT^PTi HW; D.3. v. I. S^ETJIT; Trmrci Position (of a word in a -2 Procedure. -3 Same as ] sentence ). 1 q. v. above. The material out is of which anything made, the material cause; -2 ( ; *~T. 'Rf*__ Hji^rf ir. TOW" yfgrrm (modarn use.) -5 Limitation &o. ) ; ( as of time, space country a*g condition prised. q f*rr urifT, zpr, nick-name qfsti, &c. ); qrfror: Appropriated.-3 Taken away,seized -4 Felt,perceived, regarded, -5 EmComployed, used ; Kn. 7. 20. -6 qnick, fleet. Fraud, deceit, trick. property, attribute, peculiarity; !TfP. 2. It is of f onr ; 1 sort of inseet. TTUT^ whwt K. ; psP- A Deception, disguise ( in Vedlnta ). -3 Discriminative or distinguishing ; 3TTirt K. ; 8. use see Bh. 3. 85 produce, sftiffnffca'nT Qtt. 10. -5 To render, make, effect. -6 To keep, hold. lyrnTePTi 5" To consider, in ; 3 U. 1 To place near or -3 To offer, give, impart. -2 upon. To wear. -4 create, cause, To put on, srs a ; quisition, . TT3?: ; *Rr T Warner TTTnrri 1 - regrd. -11 To take include, comprise 1 ; v. 14. Excellent, admirable. carry away ; steal. -6 To seize, tack ; Pt. 3. 154. -7 To take, lay hold of ; R- 9. 54 ; to draw (water). -8 To assume a form. -9 To feel, perceive, experience t^rfttV. R 6. 21. -10 Ds 8. OTT^T pot. p. 1 Capable of being -2 Capable of being endured; MM. 10. -3 Acceptable, admissible. -4 To be chosen or selected. -3 To -4 ; taken. at- Come, approached S. 4. v 1. -2 Occurred, happened. -3 Promised. -4 Suffering, feeling, enduring. srita* re- ? furnish *ith; Kn. 1. 41 ; ?TO: Mit. ymifunar To take, appropriate to oneself, assume ; Si 6. 23. -5 To take away or off, -3 To obtain, get y. 2. 143. -4 suffer, endure. ) body or speech. q. Pr 2 ^f g-qTBTr^fl^r ) ( 6 ) 1 (p.p.^n ) 1 gtrr^r 3 ceive, accept, take. -2 To acquire, obtain ; ithrnrsTTTrn' nMrar njjrw <* Y. J. 121. -3 To give to, draw near (a person cr place). -2 (a To go to, go to the state of ; r so &c ). A. in or Conception. -12 -Ocnsp. a material cense sr^fnSjTTT* m'Hwf 8j*. With Buddhists Effort of -2 Disorderly conduct, rudeness. Mo. -2 Repetition of a story already heard from otheri. JMUT* 1 P. 1 To come, approach, go ( Medhi- ; word*. narrative, an episode stwn *r*5t i?fT> 5%: w^aOT* Transgression of, deviation from established customs. ariwra -2 Describing ; 3TR7T Observing with one's 1 retaining its own primary sense, conveys another (in addition to that whch is actually expressed) ; Anointing, plastering the ifallftfT ). own 4. I. chunain with cow-dung Ms. 5. 105, 122, 124 ; ( - ; tithi P. ; sides jfr [ sryifi: -10 A mode of expression n which a word used elliptioally, be- arJamkl&T ; "! Beginning, 1 Adhikar- Used only with the 3Ml^5ff or Supportina ind. ( knimal killed daring the recitation of prescribed prayers. -2 A mis- ( oft occurring in Vedlnta ^rnrnftTf^^ *V phil. ) ; U. 6. 12; mark vfmt 8. B. ; -6 A trace, Mv. 7. 22. -7 A purpose, A occasion, object. -8 ( In logic ) Mil. 1. 24. ; TrrrvnTs a general special cause for effect ; the srr ( wet fuel ) is the girrf^ of heluqifrm in the inference q^#r^RReflection on duty or a Tnqjrj-:. -9 virtuous reflection. -10 A man who Is careful to support his family. T Exceeding, supernumer- ary, additional. mn%Xp-P- I Deposited, placed. -2 Put on, worn. -3 Connected, joined s^m^^sar <^tn Ki- 8- 12 show or attributed to ing. -4 Ascribed -5 Agreed upon, done by ( swrafor ) JTS A fiery pormutual agreement. danger or destruction fromflre. tent, - ^ teacher or preceptor in i-] I Particularly, a spiritual -2 general. preoeptor ; (by Y. teacher, religious 1. 35, R sub-teacher who 299 for wages only in a part oi the and it inferior to an arm: ); Ms. cf. Z. ^tnistfPl fT 31: 9 3^n also. A 1 I 141 YetU a ity j ! - SinrfmnftThe wife of A preceptor. A. 1 The space in a carriage. -2 Anything placed in a carriage, carriage-load. STH^/- 31-^-1% 3Wf [ H. A ] 1. ?trr5f| 58 cf What is bred in the bones cannot go out of flesh or Habit is second nature. ' ' 3. . ; ; 3TOT one. Near to the end, a. HI last hot 1 Border, edge, margin, ikirt, point (of anything) a-qtJHi'ff5*5ft 44 7. 61 9. 60 ; bk. ; ; Mb.; Ms. -2 To obtain ( Ved. ). 3 qiBH:,-'**T 1 Abuse, taunt, censure ; 3)t3T 5jqiB*i"r norfw S. 3. 30, 6. 125. 42. ; ifaan^H M. ir^qrJ5*fr to myself o^en ; gf^f- ; off. 4 ; ^ ed- 3 Submissive, To resort to, employ, apply, use compliaiit, obedient. " 37TTO Kn. 5. ft^rci> fih?3*hrsM$ 4. 23 ; B. ; ^ a*fqnrraf'j?fi f*tr ^r ; 3. 26. nity -3 Immediate proximity, vicin'ftvqtiii^rejrS^i'** B. ; 3. 57, 7. 24, 16. 21 ; Me. 24. -4 Side or slope ( HefT ) ; Me. 18. -5 The last letter but one. Ved. B. D. 2 or Bringing TqlRta a. Near, proximate, neighVicinity, proximity. Tqtfiiw a. Proximate, near. bouring. Last bnt one 3Trt?t a. ; 3<jni|<jgt[t- of the eye. / 3 1 Beaching Bust. -12 3 or tak- A pproached, come near. Arrival. -2 An event, inci- 3TTTRT f See nnderg^. 1 -3 To give to. -4 Xo To stretch out cause,: produce. -5 more and more. 1 Coming or turning qTt M. 5. e^5<4Heft3tfw ft" *** ( (tfS ) R- 8. 03. -2 Revolving, -4 turning round. -3 Approaching. Ceasing. : Ved. Buturn. back, return ; p. f. Returned, come, I refraining. -J roniid rollTurned -4 proper. Fit, on the ground. or wallowing ing ^. A horse rolling on tbe ground his fatigue ). ( to remove -2 Ceased, A vulnerable or protected place. - 3TTT: [ 3l-*t-'F'ftf ng ] A -2 fflity. ?<m^ oneself, desist ( 16. 3 ; 1 ; ; *m* Engaged in, occu- Frequenting, resort- to. resort to N. 1. 34; Pt. 1.169; Ms. 3. 107 13. 7 ; Y. 3. 166 ; Bg. Bh. 2. 42. -2 Engaging in, being in; tent on, performing ;tj?rarMk. 6; Ms. 2. 69. -3 Worship,iespuct, adoration. -4 Practice of aroheiy. -5 Regarding as, reflecting upon. -6 Religions meditation. -7 The sacred tire f 3. 45. -8 injuring, hurting (ir. *.g 2). TriTHt 1 4ij|{ K: Beginning, commence* Service, Tqilfeff a ; ; ; Ki. 13. 40. -J Reli- worshipper. TqrHcTi/. t Service alteu<.acC4 upon ( tB r ecially H deny ). -2 Worcdornli'oa K.USUIU. A ?qiftm o- I Relying or depending upon. -2 Supporting (fig. also), bear- 3 2 A. aco.), sit at 1 To sit the side of (as a l H ( Proximity, vicinity. or -2 weapon. Sunset. *nd. A with mark of To be seived quiver. f near to I worsbipped. -2 To be performed or accomplished. -3 To be ree pouted ; e 5TT, -f* respectability. 3qT*tT: ance, dependence upon- -2 B'ligions A . 1 atteudance. Worship, adoration. -3 meditation. recoures. to, Recourse (for aid), asyqvf5ti~ilum, support Bh 2. 48 qrw^ K. 186 resting-place. -2 Recepa'UTWrt . ; ; Si- 8. 53. ; respect, recognize, ^im^i -sir 1 Service, serving, at. tendance, waiting upon ; To be expected. To have ;^sjr- *TtacTO u- 3t 1 One who waits upon, a worshipper. -2 A servant, follower! -3 A Sudra, a low fellow. -4 A wor* shipper of Buddha as distinguished from the lihikihu. ing, holding, protecting. r ment. . tacle, recipient Delighted.-2 Return- Ki. 4. 10. -3 pied with. -4 ing To cease, from ) ; ^muf^ *qrr P-P; Proxi- mistake, offence, sin. P. 1 To sport, amuse delight in. -2 stand-still ed I nn- To ; aoknowIedge.-IJTo practise archery. ; - dent. down, turn or go, ?1T*5 1 A. 1 To tu rn a way To -2 t o ards, approach. (Jam. from, return. -3 To give. To win over, inouce ; Mil. 8. 1 -2 To cause to turn ; lead or bring arrived. ing tak- ing down. -2 Ob. to. taining, getting. 3*nT, Tqm* granting wealth. xjmqg?0f Bringing bc k ; Bg. 12. 6. -9 To expect, wait for f%eg<m?,!*s Mb. -10 To attach oneself to, practise ; Y. 3. 192. -H p. putiing 11. 223, 315 g qlf Scroll HSHTI ^518'nfta; Mb.; Ms. 11. 184. -8 To remain or continue in any state or action oft with a pret. laid 1 your censure 7. 2. 222, 3. 104, -7 To undergo, suffer ; y 74 Ms. 3. 189. ; Kn. 5.58 ;R. ' ' ; ; r ; 47 ; censure, blame, levile, scold, taunt 5 H. To 1 ; Si. 16. -2 To use, occupy, abide in, reside Me. 5. 93. -3 To pass (as time); TOTT a Bam. -4 To approach, go to or towards; g-qret^f^K 3^ f ^w+f^wfTt Bk. 5. 107 qtstagqiwit 7. 89. -5 To invest or blockade ( as an enemy's town ). -6 To be intent upon, be engaged in, take part in, (per* form as a sacred rite) OTn-tr to. Cans. To gain, earn, acquire. a. Acquiring, earning. a'f,-rT Acquiring, gaining. a. Of little worth. of a preceptor. I Like a cart, being in a cart. -2 Like a f athsr ( ancle &c. ). n. 1 To bring near P. ; u. 2. 36 Ajvad. 13; 1 3 -rr A female preceptor. iff female precepor. -2 The wife sandal, shoe serve, worship ; increased. Jfisoiiqj Bee grain*, and under n submission and respect); wait upon, Grown, increased, at*nH3 attained to majort** K- 173 whose affection lias tained to About santet. .Beoondary or minor 300 I . a. Ved. give. -2 To -3 * To offer, cause, produce; To make, prepare. -4 To geize. with, possessed of, having ; with or in oomp. ^H^rsoTi TTrrfro Slight refreshment (frniti, sweetmeats Ac.). 3^ 2 P. [ 3*7.* ] 1 To approach, come near, arrive at, reach (a place, instr. -5 Fallen 28. -2 To go to ( a o. -7 To ; I To i Bg. 6. 27. -9 To consider as, admit, acknowledge. OTTO 1 (a) Means, an expedient, remedy . ; neglect, overlook, disregard, connive at ; ftimwriH^i'f 14. 34 ; 3 ; KHjlHttf srt Me. 8. 344. -3 To quit, abandon. -4 To despise, slight. -5 To notice, consider, Nir. -6 To look ; Pt. 1. 406 ; /mart!. 21 Ms. 8. 48, 7. 177. ( 6 ) A plan, contrivance *fa have regard at, regard, . to perceive 22. 5. Disregarding, neglecting. -2 Patient, enduring. ; my ; ( ation these are four: or negotiation fli^ concili; ^rt bribery ; and 31: sowing dissensions some punishment ( open attack ) authorities add three more qrqj >q: ; ; : deceit ; ^jpjfanrwni^ g wronfhn5rrvmt iqpihft ifbits Ms. 7. 109. -6 Joining ( as in singing ). -7 Apftifttrtwnrftrcr Si. 2. 54; proach. -Oonrp, =^(JE* the four expedients against an enemy see aboT* ( 5 ). f^nrr devising an expedient or scheme. ^ a. fertile in expedients. g?rTi the 4th it or punishment expedient, i. ifmi application of means or ; ; gideiation. a Driven ; ; j reased or - ? 3*g5t<*r^ ] \ in. incarnation; see 13; aqxjfl-dKfiq- ^r^. oTrsr% Qit.5; ^5>?^na7? f* w Si. 16. 70. -Oomp. i^n /. $. Of a metre ; see App. q. v. a ( sHijt ) cut Last - The lst Conducive a. | to. Skilled in the use M of means.having mea ..2Approaohing 3 Having sexual intercourse with 3tf pron. a. ( (Jsed only in the dual ) Both ; **n eft T ftarnTrcrt Bg. Ms. 2. 14 ; Si. 3. 2. 19 ; KQ. 4. 43 8. [ cf . tend, u&a ; Or. amphi ; L. amiio J. ximity of water. water. qsr, jf -f^^>r, sj;t ind. -^?I The Bagella Bnbra ( -j^f\ A Pro- Near plant ). Knowledge. : : 1 A beginning, dual in sense, medium, means ; ( it is some grammarians Both ( ) ( Though used, in the sin- gular and plural only ; according to in the dual also ) of persons or things ) S. 7 ; . 9. 9 ; ; Amaru. 8. 23, 17. 38 60 ; Ku. 7. 78 ; Ms. 2. 55, 4. ar5 ind. fora 224 ; 9. 34. Ooarp. donble object (for earthly prosperity happines* also ). belonging to both. water and en ^rr, a. living in land or in the air, amphibious. and !rwrarf?W55 MM. 1. -5 heavenly WI?W ( com- mencement. -2 An introduction, a preface. -3 An example, an apposite argument or illustration. -4 An occasion, a. ^f^fron. ; one. letter but one. xfTr?^ " Near water. , o. ; 8e * under ; B. 4. 79. arwsv^nirJrcw WJT% WTT: 2. 144. -4 To cover ot overspread with ; trnrog wr^nfo<aripi: i$iwrs^: bk. 17. 88. with ^P-rsrvwr^ Bv. ; N. of Vigbon or Krishna as the yonnger brother of Indra in his 5ih or dwarf . remedy Ms. 9. 10. TOTVW 1 Going near, approach. -2 Becoming a pnpil of. -3 Engaging in any religions rite. -4 Undertaking, beginning ss*. -5 A present, gi ft TBfW>T disregard, -2 Indifference, contempt, gpi/afar fasfrftflsfttT^ B. 14. 65. -3 Leaving, quitting. -4 Endurance, patience. -5 Dissent. -6 Neglect, trick or deceit '( one of the 7 expedients in war ). -7 A sort of HH*I in Yoga, q. v. -8 Regard, opn- disdain ; ); Overlooking, neglect. j^sn trick, deceit or neglect; thus making the conjuring total number 7 flfjfre To press down, sub, 3l*3Ttl ) 1 due, keep nnder or check. -2 To make straight. 9 P. ( gjflt or ;ni, sn? 6, 7, 5 1 To confine. iS, 3mli s '^. s'ftff ) -2 To compact together. -3 To fill a_ 1 ; ; TO See nnder *. ; A ; OTft p. p. I Brought near. -2 Advanced, begun. aconmnVed. Adding, 3 1 ; vance, begin. ; ; mode, way, stratagem. -2 A fact, circumstance D. 7. Beginning, commencement. -4 Effort, exertion 10. 2. -5 Bg. 6. 36 Ms. 9. 248 A means of success against an ene- propel, push or impel towards 3r 50^ 1 A. ; 361 1. T^Vftft A fast. P. ( 3T-3^ ) 1 To ; obtained. one's lot or present at. -8 To fall to befall avtfJtf sr*nflr*5 a$fh Ft , 1 ; be incur, Confirmation, corrobora- 3if pot. p. 1 To be gone to or approached. -2 To be effected by means 3- -6 To ; tion. 1 pedients. perform, undertake, practise ; n Confirming 8. B. Approacning near to. -2 exuses Contriving, one who master ), pnpil. have intercourse with ( a woman ), cohabit ; Ms. 9. 4. -4 To undergo, obtain, attain to ; a- Arrival, approach. '. a. -3 To a strengthen. 12.-4 Blockaded. 1. into. ; become W ; ^wrasnrmi? S. o T.nirJ, persow Ac.) OTTsSerS- 1; ftf*o.;*nft ir*?rngto ^rrsr Bg. 8. 28, 10, 15, 9. Analysis, ascertaining the elements of anything. -6 Alluding to, mentioning ; Mn. 3. Den. P. To confirm, Approaching. Come near, approached, Present. -3 Endowed _ .p. 1 arrived at. -2 _^, ) <> a class of birds who on land and in the air. the ^ti ind. l.on both days. -2. come. vrnrfTi a. day pagt and to to two objeoU. -2. 1. applicable live both taking two shares. that acts in ( two <) a medicine ways ( bot 301 an einetio and a purgative ) farr two-fold sciences, i. e. religions knowledge and knowledge as boat worldly affairs. ~f%r " of both kinds. %{T-T a. receiving wages from both ( parties ), serving two masters, treacherous, perfidious TUtforsrY iJWTT Pt. 1 ; Si. 2. 113. -B$aiH a. having the marks of both sexes. tnro a dilemma. ; T*nnrs ind. I From both sides, on both sides, to both sides ( with aco. ); grrTtrs $or l"r A 3-ui onma of linseed or of field g^-/. The stalks of wheat ; 3T a. Going Ved. ( ). 8. 53, the breast. "I- . serpent, snake 48 Vait. i ] ( an accented vowel two short vowels. -Oomp. arfti, -w^rrs, -?Tf of Garud* ( enemy of snakes 1. -#& ; produced by ) TWnr ind. I In both places. -2 On both sides *3fnr having an Udatto accent on both sides. -3 In both cages Ms. 3. 125, 167. ; ; a^PTir ind. 1 In both urR rat V. T*nn ind. ways -2 In both cages. 3. ; Ved. In both ways. a. -Oomp. having teeth on both sides. ftq a. being on both sides, paitaking of both. -?ft ^ hands. TrVhl a. Belonging 3^(T)J^ ind. On I both days. ^fj^ind. An serpents ). sandal-wood. ^m^f -m a kind of tqr* the abode of theNlgas, e. A : : 3rrrT Kn. 1. Twrr?t*ft B. 3. 23. -2 Light , splendour. -J Fame, reputation. -4 Tranquillity, calmness. -5 Night. -6 ; Turmeric -Oomp. ( jfon ). -7 Flax( arirtfr ). <*rsi, -4 the pollen of flax. S^t, -STHBjft N. of the Himalaya (as the father of 3n). qfft, N. of Siva ; sgrgwtanavf Hflftftnirit Ki. 5. 14 ; BO -wt, 1 5. 17. ] ( oft A son. Den. P. To be strong. A ewe. . jff A /. ) the -at plant ; aw ^ffffr^5 A particle M. A -2 The 1. kind of implying (1) or sra,, and it has the force roots g; of a rfer or preposition ; ;r*?($w not horse of a pale colour particle oC assent see .; 8 U. 1 To allow, admit, accept ^rofiYfoci W^r Bk. 8. 11 j B. 15. 70. -2 To follow, have recourse tn ; arf*r ^T5fr?fffif fr ; Bv. 1.44,1. 12, 2. 84. Tfarrc = 3^wre q. v. g^o.[ si-f 3tfc?t-ifW8i ]( ar-fl /; compar. Other forms of the word CTxr^m- ^Vf>. extension. 7?.frV 8 U. sj-ft, 5* and ^ssflr ); ( 2 ) To consent, allow, accept fitt * *t wrnrXf'?Tt Bv. 2. 13 M. 5 Dk. 12 Si. 10. 14. ; ; ; ; TtfttRTT; Promise, agreement, ad- mission. dlflftB p-P- I Promised, agreed, accepted. -2 Spread, extended. a. : Moving (Ved.). N. of a country inhabited by a warrior g^ The tribe. a. Beit, excellent. breast, bosom i wrm n. (gv-) Un. 1. 1 31 ^ ; Wide, spacious. -2 B. 6. 74. -J Excestrrr'gsnrSt sive, much, abundant Si. 3. 76. -4 Excellent, precious, valuable, -n. Ved. Wide Bpaoe,spaoe super. *R ) Great, large 1 ; ; , are A %^ A ram. -2 A cloud. A ram |ft <mnT a^v- assent, admission or acceptance. (In this sense it it usually used with the ftsrai^g- . born from a married couple of the tribe or caste. -5 Excellent. same witb dark legs. Cassia Alata or Tora. f *, '1^1, VfTVt Ao. y* N. of the town Vanapnra or Devikofa ( firon* ). - Sfl N. of Kartikeya or of Qanea. 3v.tr a. [ ;=R5- j^] 1 Being in the breast. -2 Pectoral. -3 Requiring an effort of the chest (as any exertion). -4 Legitimate ( a son or daughter ); ; grrft ind. not, tcil. practise penance) 10* r 26 Un. [ of- A breast, to- 3rm<{, 3g a. Broad-chested, : snake. plant Cassia Alata. -3 poisonons insect. lift unrH ftftsrj A the full-breasted. Pltila. ram, sheep fqffrir'mrmu ^^Tr^T7 n^srr^Mb. -2 A certain demon killed by Indra. -on A ewe. -Oomp. 1 rer A wharf. town. -2 i. From CTf wards the bosom. f:, mr: r:, interjection of ( 1 ; ; . srrfr a kind of spade serpent-shaped hoe ). ^:, -trgfj N. of Vasuki or Sesha. srfnT ahaving a serpent for a wedding-ring. 'QV<>r:N.of Siva ( decked witb 1 pacification. ^ -2. a pea-oook. -2 On two subsequent days. anger ; ( t ) interrogation ; (3) promise or assent ( 4 ) cordiality or 1. ). ( wyt, to both. . ; t Q^tarr a necklace of pearls banging over the breast. *v?i the breast, bosom. 7 35r?ja?VrWT!mr B. A Niga or semi- ; -2 1. 28, 12. 5. 91. 2. 43. --gw a. I. looking either way. -2. two-faced (as a house &c.;. Y. 1. 206-7. a. ( -tfr ) a cow Ms. ^fTf?rrsTt3rf *fr Si. 25,69. -^-of an ornament of ; sheep. A the female Tn^T?: -1'i Ttflfsr:, breast ^sn* ). divine serpent usually represented in mythology with a human face ;^r"fw^nrg'TlT^tWHTJi Nala. 1. 28; Ms. 3. 196. -t Lead. ijr N. of a .city A female snake. B. 6. 59. fr ; ; ing, crawling. iryt,'-rrat a disease of the chest, pleurisy. -971, -Vff a cuirass, breast-plate; Si. 15. 80. -art, Bhlva P. To go ( a Sautra root ^T 13 1. upper garment (for boys), -qnr in TrfJr^ a. going jury to the chest. on the breast ( as a reptile ), creep- or bar- ley fried over a fire of wet grass a tonic ) q 3itt i ( considered as a-srt $rsnc9*nraj a^srr^*i^5rfS Y. 1. 58 ; Ms. 8. 315. -2 ID both cases. ; a of : door-frame. . -t In both ways Ms. 1. 47. -Oomp. 1gg;a. two-edged ( Ved. ). ^, a. haying a double row of teeth Ku. 6. 51 ;^ftr % to clasp bosom. -Oomp. 1- the 973-1 sacrificial thread hung round the neck and upon the breast. -2. an B. Cur- to the %* ) ^*(SX The upper timber 3 ( or room. -Oomp. ind. Far, far off ( Ved. ). a mountain.. 2. the ! -ail! ocean. rwt, -wrarwi the creeper Cnoumifl Colooynthis. -^t'iji a. renowned, well-known; R. 14. 74 -5^ a. making room, granting space. -vFn a. Ved. 1. taking wide stridrs. -2- of high rank. ( -m ) an epithet of Viibnn in the dwarf incarnation. -jW o- having spacious dwella spacious dwelling. ings. ( -ft ) -ftrft 1 /- Ved. a spacious dwelling. U1 a. 1. sung or fraised by tue great Asvad. 16. -2- offering wide scope for movement. ( -*rt ) 1. N. of Vishnu, the Aivins, Soma and Indra. -2- wide space or scope ( -^ a- granting also ). -J- praise, ; -^r 302 ample assistance, or allowing unieatrained motion. ^5}^ a. Ved. _^ ;n q a noble born ; far-seeing. 5. 17. sirq a. baring a wide path or range. a. of ^ni*, great speed, of mighty impetus . % ;: ^S!i-S5r:-I*> The plant Bicinus Commanig. ^vsvfir Den. P. To 1 desire to protect. a- Desirous of protecting. a. 1 Liking space. -2 Fond of expatiating. -JFtee, unrestrain- ed, self-willed. sftirr ind. Far, ; widel ' 1 tf far off, far and - Wide region', inm3 S. 1. 7 fm R. 2. 1 3, . the earth ; girfa i>- ; 14, 30, 75, soil. -3 The or open space expanse ( comprising six spaces ; i. e. the four quarters of the sky with the and low2. 66 ; Me. 21. -2 Land, upper er spaces ). -< A river. Ved. the two worlds and earth. -Clomp. -5 ( du. ) or the heaven f^r-, -K^I, -TrSi,-1^t a king.-q^jl . & mountain -2. thegerpant Sesha. king. -2. a mountain. -^5 -- m. 1. a tree a ; Si. 4. 7, 5. 69. Trf 1 Greatness. -2 Protection, T*\fa o. 1 Yielding great pro-2 Able to help far and near. the grass or reed Saooharum ; . . otter. N. of 1 gYiJ?': a country. -2 N. A 1 ': = calf. -2 A A porpoise Remaining after ; WTB ^^"tcrrTfjtaff. ; Bb. 2. 93 ; SI. -2 N of Indra. -3 11. 64. term for curled hair. Much, excessive. -2 1 - An owl { A humorous a guinea-pig, T(-i5)R^. Vecl. Howling, a howl. 1 Ai yvftd to ; : 1 Fertile soil ( yielding every kind of crop ); trant Rrrj *jTg$n Si. 15. 66. -2 Land in general, -3 A mixed mass of fibres, wool Ac. -4 3557 q. v. year. PI. ( ) N. of a country and its king wbc was an ally of the Kurni * N.oi the reed Saccharnm Cylindricnm Pt. 5. ; 5Tcf a. [ to a field g^nrt n^: >f^ ] Belonging see sown with corn. 3??337: A superior woman. -2 Two, fibrei drawn out of the distaff. 1 g'SfTT TV. ] wood. ?^ pressed out in a ( wooden ) mortar. T^Bcref 1 A mortar. -2 Bdellium, gummy substance or the plant which of down, from which arose Agastya and Vasish/ha ( see Agastya ). Being cursed by Mitra and Varuna she came down to the world of mortals, and became the wife of Pururavasa, whom she chanced to see while descending, and who made a very favourable impression upon her mind. She lived with him for some time, and went up to heaven at the expiration of her curse. Pururavas was sorely grieved ; at her loss, but succeeded in securing her company once more. She bore him a son named /4yus, and then left him for ever. The account given in the Vikramorvaiiyam differs in where Indra many is represented Purflravas with her favoured lifelong company though he had himself cursed her. Mythologically she is the said have to thigh of from sprung the sage Norayaaa, dent desire.-Oourp. q. v.].-2 Wish, fn{ N. of a sacred place referred to in BhlratB.-tJiar:, i A it. yields in a mortar. ?<2TOi;Nia- 1 Pounded -2 ( At the end of comp.) Dsing as a mortar ^a using the teeth as a ; mortar Ms. ; A gvirf: ( kind of encumber ; see ;Y.3. 49. 6. 17 snake, the Boa large anm). ,-^ See ja 3gfr^. A Naga princess. [She was the daughter of the serpent Kauravya. While one day she was bathing in the see Arjuna, Ganges, she happened to and being enamoured of his handsome form, she managed to have him the Patala and conveyed to her home, there induced him to take her as his wife, which after to named son a him he, consented hesitation, was cut considerable She bore do. When Iravat. Babhru- off by Arjuna's head vahana's arrow, it was with her assistses ance that he was restored to life ; Arjuna J. 3^ ( of. phenomenon W^ N. of Pururavas. A staff of Udnmbara A wooden mortar used Ms. 3. 88,5. *T f^r^ gqwl<5.w 117. -Conrp. ga: the Som juice In- Urvari is frequently Pururavas. [ mentioned in the Ri'gveda at her sight Mitra and Varuna fell of the seed f? for cleansing rice ( from the busk Ac.) ; 3T^f5HT^lt55 Mbh.;^^7i8- N.of 1 famous Apsaras or nymph of dra's heaven who became the wife a respects, to have 3?j Un. 3. 42 A ) I in the sky, ;a fiery meteor; si 15. "* H^**" pNtrgr 145. 92; Ms. 1.38, 4.103 Y.^l. - ; -2 A fire-brand, torch ?r fe> ffraftH ! 86. 9 srarir siittH^t?^'" 53. Me. -Comp. flame -3 Fire, ; % The fruit - of the above. ; = 31?* q. v. 9. ; play. -4Tc be easy or cheerful. kill or hart. security. tection. ffof), 2 ; Ki 10. 8 ; Si. 4. 8. -3 A shrab or bush a wick ( Ved. ). 3T5WT a. Belonging to this gras. - CITJ N. of Bndra. ; protect, guard, defend. -2 To desire wide scope or freedom. -3 To escape from (with aco.). near W Cylmdricum .... of Siva. a. 1. to be praised by many.-2 reigning over a wide region. -J. praising aloud, -smq a. Ved.widely per- vastnesi. An vT^: -5W magnitude, ,. -3 To give, grant. measure. -5 To far-reaching, capacious.-!, perceived in a distant place as a sound ( ). Greatness, spider; of. ^ -2 To j^ -w A Wool, felt. -2 A circle of hair between the eye-brows jseegjoi't. 1 A. ( g^, gRfr ) 1 To taste. . TVfTT, A creeping pUut, a spreading creeper .-2 Soft grass (>. 1 great h*a t -tjtr a Ved. giving a broad stream (of milk.ae a cow). -*Tm<. wide-spreading, far-spread. Br^r: a long road. <sraff o. widely illuminating ; or widely extended. ( -95s ) the best world. (-^-) the intermediate region between earth and heaven. f5a?w a. valiant, mighty. nr^^ a. widely extend ed, extensive. ( -m. ) a malignant a. spirit, an imp. Ved. J. vading. -rT a. granting ranch, or granting wide or free scope. -HW a.of mighty or great strength, power. f ul ; R. 2. 33 ; magnanimous, of a noble nature. ^*r a. having a loud voice, stentorian. grfj a valuable necklace. leave. p.p. 1 Aged, strong, powerfnL -2 Abandoned, left. M. trr To 10 P. 1, ( A A Santra root ) To burn. kind of wild animal. nft^ fall o. a torch-bearer. -qt<Ti the of a meteor. wiW^w. N. of 803 S^fi A meteor. -2 22 The bag which snrroindg the embryo, foetus. -1 The vulva. -3 The worah. -4 A cave. T?*v I Excess and vitiation of any one of the three humours of the bodv; . i. phlegm, bile, or wind ( rsRffr ) -2 Any calamity. -5^ A S'. flre v rand, copious, "abandant intense 7. 84. torch. Thick 1 e> . "vforMv. ( clotted. Ac. \ Wood -1 Mach. excessive, 6. 33. Si. 10. 54, 6*, 1?. ; 37 -3 Strong, powerf al Ku. : great . U Si. 20. a. ; hwy ^i^S/oi^dTUf 1C m 6R. ag sighing V Sft'5't^H Horripilation, of the hair of the body. : MuC", infl. I made -2 shining. Briorht, ; tion. mirth, happinegc, issuing Ac. 4$g*M t ( In Happiness, joy. -2 Hor- greg, violate, disregard, exceed :Si. II. 57; Ma. 1. 10-. tr*w*wfw*n Ma. 4 ;K. 160; Si. 3. 29. itg'tM Leaping or passing over. -2 Transgression, violation. ! StimH p- Jumped over f f>- across, nagged over or bevond ^.-2 Transgregsed. violated disobedient. or ; jn- ; a. Erected, elevated. ' a- I Shaking, 4tf<44 a. ing ; >. 4 Gleaming, flutter"gfforwTsr: ns\ V. 1. -2 Moving irregularly con- or vulsively. 3|jf&w/>. p. agitated. vated. ing-, I Shaken, trembl- -2 Raised np, ele- *- ; gfffyrt^rrc. Si. 5. 7 4&tl 1 P. play, wave, flatter vti9 ; g w . i . . D. 8. rrrt -5 Light, gplendonr. -3 ( In Rbet. ) A figure of speech in which areferance is made to the merit* or demerits of ; ; Si. sport, Tgfimffrfla-flT5. 47, 53. -2 To flash, shine, glitter, sparkle, W*l-HH^(j'^m Si. 3. 5, 33, 65 73 16. 61 ; 20. 56 ; ( flg. ) ; brighten or cheer np ; K. 189. To rise, appear forth ; Si. 4. 6. 51, 16. 51 MAI. 9. 38. To be reflected ; Si. 11. ; -5 To blow, open, be 5. to -3 58, -4 54 expanded ; one thing liyoomnarinflr or "contrast- Raisina- up. elevating, -f, ing the merits or demerits of another; painting, -f Varking ogt hv lines th wi%^ *c. in a aactiflee V B. O.;for exampleg, : eR. a. ad.loc.; of. Chaudr. 5 131-133. -4 A division of a bonk, such ag chapter, section Ac.; agthetenUllioas of the Writing, Tearing ; K. 50.' " Panions, Vnown. Rnbhed, polished Bh. KivyapraVaa. -5 Beginning, commencement. d$'*M a. Gauging to leap or dance 1 ; nraft 2. 44. ont, Plncking cut- . w Splendour. ^dlf*m a. Delighted, rejoicing. d'aiffru a. 1 Delighted. -2 Bright, splendid. \fp5rV " 1 Recovered from sickness, convalescent- -2 Dexterous, clever, skilful. -3 Pure. -4 Happy, delighted. -5 Wicked -6 Black. P- To remove, nil ay U. 1 ; ^rq ( ^wt ) ; Y. Irony <* a. suggestion- Rubbed against. Canopy, an awning. moving, ex- Violently cessively tremnlon" *?WT See indicat- ; as Cutting np. a. indicating. fo ing. ; vrtnmr B often occurring stage-direction in plays. 4. , kind of drama ; ironically, ; lM< a. Calling out -2 Plucking or 2. 217. pulling ont the haii - Speech, wordg +'AsSlMU U. 3. -2 Insulting taunting- speech, taunt ; wpfrHTTTi HirgTt Bh. 3. 6. -3 Calling ont in a loud voice. -4 Change of voice by emotion, sickness Ac. -5 A hint, 1 TgTC A P*. 4. To jump up, 1 or digging ont. -4 figure of speech A 5. 19. cf. S. D. 682. -5 Rubbing, scratching, tearing np ; gr^%-sr K. 191 : ^%JT 232 ^rfWf 1 RnbWnir. gr.ratobtng. gorapiog Ac. -2 Disfinjy U n ; T. I38: Ms. 5. 124. -3 Vomiting. -4 Mention, allogipn. nttoranne. -5 Joy, delight : jrrsrriT .*- .-. TT w u. & . NSfaitf* .ran* *i*!a^iT:? rf *|Tr3M" a. Betraying, ^jfwrnr Den. P. To jump, spring (shake the body up) nr*?WTt ) Chandr. u 1 tremnlou. Shaking, trembling. I -3 Boring Rhetoric as a sword f 1 -2 Covered with thick hair, shaggy. J Affected by many diseases. thin. which an object is dcjoribed aocording to the different impressions canaed by its appearance : _.-,,. f>. -p. 1 Shinine", brilliant, splendid. -2 Happy, delighted. -J Drawn np, uplifted, brandishing erection 1 -6 58. 5, in ripilation. ( yj^y, 1 A., 10 P. 1 To lep over' pass over or bevond Trijfe'T'*'^' 371 IT?J$ Si. 7. 74, 12. 77. -2 To tran- Kn, ; I Allusion, mention. -J Description, utterance, pronuncia- .Merry, happy. -jGoingont, iianing. appearing "ar splendour, brilliancy; ; 41 ; VT, 5. 2fi the hero-'c sentiment ; DV. 23. 25 : K. 299. 302. -4 Manifest, c'ear ^r?^rT^<'*orr wnrt R. 4. 33. -5 Qaadv heavily Kl. 16. 37. ; I in a picture bear, raise. 3T%r%!f^-y. 1 Scratched, scraped Ac. -2 Thrown up, tossed. -3 Written over or above. -4 Pared; : ; fire- brand. Tfr3T> To play. ; A I draw 1 To cause to jump no or -2 To brighten, illuminate, grace Ve. 1. 12 U. 4. -3 To divert, deliarbt. -4 To shake, move K. Cain. one of Siva's attendants, -gw: a demon or goblin ( having a month of 3re); Ms. 18. 71 MM. 5. 13. see S.D. 545. 6 P. 1 To scratch, cut up, arftscrape, tear or rip np, scarify * tfragi%Wfrt Si. 5. 20 K. 30 ; to furrow (as ground ); Mv. 1. 20. ; Un. 4, 238]/ Nom. n'ng.aw, Voc. sing. 3-51N. of Sukra, reT^, &$*, 35^= ) gent of the planet Venus, son of Bhrigu and preceptor of the Asnrae. In the Vedas be has the epithet -2 To rub or grind against f^roft%fw Kavya given to him, probably because be was noted for his wisdom ; of. Bg. 10. 37 ; ftrfr55TTr ^r%t. He is also known as a writer on civil To grind down and religions law ; ; ; ftnft irjTwrof: ; S. polish 6. 5 WCT fSr*wif?*>%3w -4 To carve. -5 To ; ; *TW5TTV%R. 6. 32 ; Ki. 17. paint, 48. write, as ( Y. 1. an authority on uofiit Pt. "MS Kn. civil 5 3. 6. ; 4. ), and polity ; 304 Ved. Jojfnlly, will- ind. 3WT Ved. The it -2 hot vapour. TOT: umbrella parasol Tfjpf H*TTsff5hffaarnnf Kn. 5. 52. WT^I Delpbinns Gangeticns. tears.: 1 -f an Ingly. desire. -2 Wish, which Soraa juice | plant from produced. 3i Veu. 37?rw,a. Desiring, striv- 1 ing earnestly. -1 Devoted ing' -m. 1 Fire. tatter. -2 Ghee Wish, desire. To be srsrf to, will- or clarified wished for Or deiirod. 7*nft Injurious talk. -1 1 Cu'- ''DB speech. N gSl'MTT: (P -) 1 of a - a. c"try the modern Kandihira ) and inhabitants. 3vorflT, -rt *B*-nfrfiii* S. 3. 9. 1; (V sort of grass, a small tort of Sac- Badart 14.62 6. 1, chastise -3 To : : TV? 4. 189.-2Topnnuph, nnnTiq^ Ms. 9.273. injure. bill, TT Ms. Burning. a. ; TI I Earlv dawn, daybreak. 2 A libidinous man. -3 Saline earth. -4 Bdellium. mornine, Black pepper. -2 Ginger. -3 The root Piper Longum. orr 1 Piper Lnngnrn. -2 Piper Chaba ). -3 Dried (ringer. I Fire. -2 The snn. the 3WT:, !?WRWJ [ 3\-JT^ ] Heat. I hot season, summer. -3 -2 The -Oerjup. consume BV. . ). -5 Ardour, eagerness, per. TITS, -4 Anger, warmth of tem3rfs"TJr a. zeal. enraged. sir- -T7nTj the hot season. q-j 1. the son of Bbrigo.-2. the Mines ;a deceased ancestor. in^m. the sun. a vapour bath. : m. warmth : J3 231, 2. [ 3^-aTrtrft >rfJn 1 1 amsw^ Bh. Ku.5. 46, : Z. 7. 40 Heat, Ms. 9. : ,, ; 3isnJT I Burnt; consumed. -2 Dwelt, fixed, remaining stale. '-3 QuJtK, expedi1 -." f f r. ^n ) in Or on : tious. -ff Habitation. STTOT Hot, a [35-5^ Un. <*arm; wjt 8bat\>, strict, active 3. 2] Ac. FTi : 1 -2 mfHsfi- WTf9 w*JtfllHf jiw"(: ft- *. where 3101 has sense 1 also ). "lW'(t -3 Pnngent, acrid ( as aw ).-4 Clever, te sharp. -5 Choleric, warm, passion ^rort, wr 1 Heat, warmth. -2 The jot season ( ) ; Ms. 11. 114. -3 . vm Sunshine. -4 A deep or feverish or-. An onion, -wrr sigh. th, heat. -2 Consumption. -Oonrp. I Warm- -3 -Sii Bile. ~?T ' hot-rayed '. ftrmi, -tfSwi, -Vf-Wt the snn R. 5. 4, 8. 30 Kn. 3. 25 -TfifTt ap-arrows, arfvnuT:, sroft proach of heat, hot season. the cola season. 3^9? warm of hot water. (Run -in the hot season. qnor a. beating. t^t the hot fiver %cn?f} or the river of hell. srgr:, ; -esTi, ; T . The hot season. I Dawn, morning [a^-^lfrw Dp. 4. 1611 A camel am'n"*nfi5Mi|f*rP R- ; : ; 32; Ms. 3. 162, 4. 120. It. 202. vessel in the shape of a onmel. fo* Znd ultra. -Oomp 95TOTOT (pi.) N. of a conntrv or Pers^us&tar ; ~\ its rrijr inhabitants, in the south. a flower of a red colour. aTil^K a. making a noise like a camel. "iH'i a couple of ramels WT^i, -fsTThrrt piles. rnT camel-litter. A she camel. -2 An earthen wine-venoel of the tbape of a camel Si. 12. 26. ii^*r I ; aiui TBOT^r, Tstrq > 3fcai /. ( See under 3^. Nom. gfwrf I ) A Vedic metre of 3 P&rfas, the Rrnt two containing 8 syllables each, and the third 12. -2 A classical metre of 4 P&das with 7 syllables in each. -3 A trick sacred to 12. 1: "'ing at day-bieak. -2 Morning light cf . Aurora (personified as the dau- 37rVr q. v. -2 A buffalo. -3 A bull with a bump. -4 A cart or carriage. sfr I A she-camel. -2 An earthen 14.-2 Steam, vapour; Kn. 5. 23. -3 The hot season. -4 Ardour, eagerness. -5 The letters ^, w and ^(in gram.) see also ] SRT^T 37TST q. v. 5. . see : I Early in the morning' -2 At night -Oomp, wrst cook. vm:, -rinrt.-g^T. N. of Anirnddha , husband of UshJ.; : N. of Siva. I having hot sources ( Tjftfxw o. Trading in or selling Ultra. ^r 1 P. ( OT*f?T, 3*re, arrorrTOH, bnrn, him ind. V. ftift Rice-gruel. "> Heat. The hot Ganga, Spring. To Heat, warmth. ftr>f%frffii aOi^rfid^irf churnrn. ) 1 active. smart, ^"11(3 a. [ gor si ^nfjf, ang ] Not, being able to bear heat, scorched by, suffering from, heat ; STOrrjjg i f5l- The *frC*T)w ^5ft(fr)T ! >-f' fragrant root of the plant Andropogon Moricatns ( 9rTT9ji Mar. winiojr Sharp, its ( A I -2 Bick with fever, suffering pain. -J Warming, Bent, heating. -4 7?}wr Ved. her to have with her the portraits at yonng princes living round about her. When this was done, she recognized Aniroddha and had him carried to brr city, where she was married all ; ; ; ghter of heaven and sister of the -3 The deity that presides over the morning and evening twi^idityas). lights (used in dual); gWrorT^rflT-4 The enter passage of the ear. -5 The Malaya range. T The end of the day, evening twilight. -Oomp. TO a awakening with the morning light, early awaked. 5 tjo awakenU. 6. -2. ing early, (-vi) 1. fire a child. -3 N. of a tree ( friiv ). HT TV. | ] Anything wonnd ronnd the head. -2Henc<>atnrbap, diadem, crownet; vrfKumUfnuMir Uk. 5. 19; . 106 Ratn. 1. 4. -3 A dis; tinguishing mark. -4 A characteristic mark (of hair) on the bead of a Buddha which indicates his fntnr* sanctity. jsu|"ift< a. [ a diadem ; . awn ff-p'f 1 Wearing K. 229. m.N-of Siva. &o. See under jw. ; T^TWTiW Ved. Dawn and night. 77frr a. Sacred to the dawn. STTf aftqrfqvft 3^-^] 1 Early morning, dawn. -2 Morning light. -3 Twilight. -4 Saline earth. -5 A cow. -6 Night. -7 A boiler, cooking vessel of. JT. -8 N. of a wife of (Kircft) Bbava (who was a manifestation of Rndra). -9 N. of a daughter of demon BAna and wife of Anirnddha. [She beheld Anirnddha in a dr ; her f reind Cbitralekbi, who advised 1 Relating to, or seen in, the morning. -2 Bright, shining. 1 A ray ( of light), beam ; wif. ; ih Hw&twfw* ^igor^fai* mrwntt M. 2. 13 R. 4. 66 Ki. 5. 31, 34. -2 A bull -3 A god. -4 The sun. -5 A day. -6 The two Avini-kumaras. $rr I Morning, dawn. -2 Light bright sky. -3 A cow. -4 The earth. -Oomp. a. tn=^q; , ; . ; m. ) N. of having a brigh* bow. ( a. going oat early Indra. in the morning (as the Aivins.) qm< . Going ( Ved. ). 305 [ WTl'Si -2 An old ox. *^ A I ] iraall ox. 1 A cow. -2 Brightness, light. -) Belonging to or coining from, an ox or cow. -*T: An ox. -rr . A -4 Milk. calf. WT A cow. To 1 P. ( 3fr?fiT, 3*fe, SftiT ) 1 *5 arf, Tejy hnrt or give pain. -2 To troy see 3^. des- kill, 3T: t N. I 3^-1%^ 7.^] Wfft<*i -2 The moon. -3 A protector. ind. | A p&rticle used to introduce a subject. -1 An interjection of ( a ) culling ; ( 6 ) com- panion 3^ ( c ) ; protection. See tinder proach, abase III. Favour, kindnees. 3PJI^ n 1 An ndder ( changed to j*I^ in Bah. coinp. ); g* SRPSOTST !g5>. *hft*r*M<Jrfft R. 1 S4.-2 A covered secret place to which only friends are admitted. -3The bonom. -4 The breast of a mother. 3Tvr*^ or 3Trw Milk ( produced from the udder ) 3n*fJm*CTffir n- tsft ; Wanting, [ 2. 66. a^-lril 31* Un. 3. 2 ] deficient, defective; 1 fifrfir- ftsi'Rv: sm^TflSW ill R. 10. 1 ; i in- complete, insnflcient. -2 Lens than ( in number, size or degree) 1$ frw^fl Y 3> - 1 ; ^rsfjf- tD n ' two years old ;3r* *|x?ft W$ ; R. 2. senro Minos ( in this ustd with numerals ) 7*)* less by ore "fijtfih SO minns 14. -5 ; 1 = ; 19 i so 'f^TJt 29 5I(T 100 miti;s 8 ; ( e ) nion. A. [ g;^, To weave, g;=f ] 3. -6 Aid, nsMBtsnce, help. -7 The money given to a tailor for sewing. -8 Wish, desire. - ; T: Ved. A 3^IT a. Protecting. good friend, an affectionate compa- 97] 1 Weaving, sewing (fr. %). -2 Protection. -3 Enjoyment. -4 . d ) arrogance sew. 3Tl?P/.[3TfK%*P. Sport, flay. -5 ( ; e ; 49 ^r?iq = 92. ; 3 v (")[ - ss-^fBr f 1. ; ; ; : ; = 'ftot v. r, -grwr, -wvr* sjrntg from the thigh. (-TO.) a Vaiiya. ^en, -jTHi -nnr o. as Bry: Q. a. high as or reaching thetbighs, kneeq4t " " the knee. >^r} deep. the thigh-bone, hip-bone. p^w a. having a rent in the thigh ; see P. IV. 1. 52 i*, paralysis of the lower extremities, rhenmatisu) of the the plan'ain tree. g^mt (S^T/.) [ ^?-ltl ] A Vaiaya, a man of the third tribe ( as born from the thighs of Brahma or Pnrusha ) of. Ms. 1. 31, 87. thigh. ( -vrr ) ; 3T5fV = 3Tfr q. v. III. 2. 177] Strength, vigonr. -2 Sap, juice. ; oft with 1 To leave deBcient -2 To deduct, lesten, diminish. -3 To measure. *4 To deal tsrsnrft Den. P. out in small quantities. sfaiy.p. Lessened by subtrac- tion, leis, fewer Ac. 37^ ind. An interrogatioq ; ioleijection of ( b ) anger ; c ( ( a ) ) re- : 1 N. ;j of the month Eftrt- nd energy); -3 Power, strength. -4 Procreative power. -5 Life, breath. -6 N. of the sons of ft{<"ll4 ( reckoned among the seven 3jf | Water. r 3TTfit' Den. P. 1 To feed, strengthen, nourish. -2 ( A. ) To become strong or powerful. 3-^557 a. Ved. or strength. in food Abounding [3^-3fO Vigour, I 3^g[. Rich in food 1 the third Manvantara ). Food. -2 Energy. -1 Strength, juicy, ; succulent -2 Powerful, strong, vigorous. [g^-iS'O Srifawo- Great, 1 powerful, strong, mighty R. 2. 50; Bk. 3. 55 Mv. 4. 35 MM. 2. 9. -2 ; ; ; Excellent, pre-eminent; U. 4. g^fH'* D. a- 5. 27. Mighty, strong, great; A sft figure of Rhetoric, con- anything with speaking of tempt. grf^ir a. I ( a ) Powerful, strong, WgwfsWSW^R- Hmighty *tra* Bb. 2. 76 64 vigorous, strong Si. 16. 38 Ve. 1. 13^*) f speech ) ^ ; ; ; ; ; Great, large, exceeding, much Mv. 2. 13. -2 Distinguished, glorious, subeautiful ;fttSi. perior excellent, 1. 16. 85 *T}f3r ; ; ; 93; Mil. 7. 4. -3 High, O Ki. I. wr*nr spirited ed or noble. -4 Increased w. ; 40. grave Ki. It. might. -2 Energy. 1 tika ( as giving vigonr Si. 6. 50. -2 Energy. jttsbis of -4 Growth. -5 N. of a daughter of Daksba and wife of Vasishtba. a. -3 a. Less, inferior. or unflnifred. "pas- sap. ?r Abounding in noble, 1 spirit- deep, Strength, 1 ; 3T^/. [of. P. Wter. -4 Food wort' energy. -2 Food. 30 ] Ths thigh 3^; 1557: Bv. 10. 90. 12 ; MK. 1. 31, 87 R. 12. 88 (at the end of fern. compounds the form is f or **s: but more usually the latter vrats, 9><>r)? Voc. ). -Oonrp. 797 a. born or tbigh and knee. sprung from the thigh ; V. 1. 3. ic?if5i:/. wenkneRs of the thigh. Dn. of bull. 3?^ Si. 2. 30. : [3V^] ^ T^:/- 3; A envy. 3^ 1 q^. interjection sive of sorrow or dejection. ; of Siva. An inrf. calling. ; food. sg-jUp.S. 47] I Wool. -2 A woollen cloth. -Oomp. s a spider. _<j ? f -jTrftt , soft as wool. 3^ft 1 Wool ; R. 16. 87. -2 A cir- the eyf-brows. cle of hair between of Chitraratba. wife the of N -3 1> U of wo '' -Ooinp. -1* '. wool. -fHi -& -** ;d of Ved. a tuft of wool. a. woollen. t h 306 on the forehead. cfe( f r )*"?i: N. of Siva ( wbose teeth and hair are o. 1- looking -< erect ). fffr, Woollen. 31 1 A ram. -2 Spider Bv. 1. 90. -3 A woollen 0. ; blanket. 2 D. -2. upwards. ambitioDB. 3^ir* W sifaW*nni'mi4f-Bk. 14. 103, cover, inround, hide 47 Si. 20. 14. ; - corn hero. A 1 -2 A =$T a. <%5T Ac. funeral ceremony . for meatnring veise! A *: ). Raksbasa or goblin. above ; riting or tending upwards. rsgqftgTl) .-Jin ahigh tone, alond. -4 Afterwards, subsequent to (with abl. ) ft sqtp-jAJmgqpr Kn. 6. 93 ( ; ; 3T$-*h?B- 3n& henceforward, hereaf ter.-Oomp. with nplif ted finger. s*5fw PT a. going upwards. ( -sf ) motion above sniffs rearing of a horse. arrfiW: the plant Momordica Cha- -- rantia ( Tttff? ) 5^s motion or ^r, -ifc^r a. \ tendency upwards. having the hair erect. -2. one whose bairii torn (-^ t ) N. of Ketn. efara. with the neck upraised. ( -ST ) N. of a plaot ( >rTstm*ft ). a. with the ears pricked up or erect ; S. 1. 8. qr^q; n. -ft motion upwards. -2. aotiot 1. for attaining a high place. ( -m. N. of Vishnu. qjTT!, -^ the npper part of the body. $UT a. having the sharp qualities tirre 1 up effer; ; vescing ( ? ). ir, a. -irrfJr^ going upwards, ascended, rising Kn. 5. 23. -2. being on high. -3. ; virtuous, pious (ir,) 1. a of disease. -1. N. of Vishnu the city of Hariohandra. kind e ; irw a gone up, risen, ascended. irr% a. going opwards. ( -ft:/. ) -irr, -n flsf ing I. to ascent, elevation. -2. go- heaven. -J. going above (as life ). ^TOT,-TI? a. having the feet upwards. ( -on fabulous ) a animal called Sirabha. Rftr a . v ed. s PtT)trf collecting, piling or - heaping up. I. the kneet, sitting on the ram| hams ; S,. 11. 11. -3. long-shanked. having upper region, the ether, -qran causing to ascend, sublimation ( as of mercury ). -JT=T a saoriflcial vessel ; Y. 1. 182. -jf: p> a perpendicular sign of sandal on' the forehead of a Bribmana.-gf ind. full to the brim, foil to overflowe ing 5 t l$> 8k. yf$T o. Ved. spotted above. ( -f?r: ) a sacrificial i -2 Raised, elevated, erected; '5^1, Ac. -3 High, gnperior, upper. gi -4 Not sitting ( opp. aiitfH ). -5 Torn ( ag hair ). -6 Thrown up. -J $ ind. \ UpElevation, height. wards, aloft, above. -2 In the jeqnel auft ; in the olondg. -trni the 1 Erect, upright, ; ) Rim. -ITH^O. being above Detid. such as a bushel ( 3. -2 To cover oneself Ca. grofajrft. aspiring, flg. ) concentrating the eight on the spot between the ^ws a eyebrow* ( in Toga phil. ). a S^f: gnperior deity, i. e. Vighnn. 5T- ; ( -f%/. ( a sectarian mark least. sff|; a. Ved. being Above the sacrificial grass, ('-m. ) a kind of Manes called ffl^r.-sfTfft a devotee who constantly holds his arms above bis head till they are fixed in that yw position. a. Ved. upside- TTT: I. the down, tospy-tnrvy. npper part. -2* any part of a word *na(. coming after another part. a. I. being upwards. -2. enjoying the tipper part. ( -m. ) the submarine fire. H'l^q; a. living in perpetual chastity, a Brabmaobi'in. nrar an instrument for measuring UTS a. Sending altitude. -2- N. of a creation of beings whose stream of life or current of nutriment tends upwards. -3 a plant. : A kind of dram. forth a loud noise. jrnra pressure of the wind ( of the body ) upwards. -jj^a. having the month or opening upwards caitor directed upwards; jT^ivjTf^s^swiS^i; Kn. 1. 16 ; B. 3. 57. ( -* ) the upper part of the a. having the roots month. jjfs 1 A wave, billow ;i Me. 24 R. 5. 61, 12. 85.-2Current, flow -3 Light. -4 Speed, velocity. -5 A fold or plait in a garment. -6 A row, line. -7 A human infirmity ; Wilson ) tfwitfl srctS^ fjifrnt rT^:. -8 Distress, uneaeinets, ana horse.-lO xiety. -9 The course of ( ; -1 Missing, regretting. the ocean. ( -m. ) a 1 Wavy, undulating. 3rTfrR 3,-fW iftgfaqr after a short time 164. fcrs, a. [ i$\ W ] one a. cf . in a Wavy, undulating. of the wif e of Lakshma. . pa ; in 11 . 54. rt Wavy, undulating. a. Night. ^ *t I Extensive, great. of A fire. -2 receptacle Submarine water -3 A clond. -4 A stable for the cattle. -5 An epithetof aclaasof o. Manes or Piriis- 3^ Ved. Being in lakes, f s N. of Rudra. a. re- servoirs Ac. Fertile soil. A mushroom. A kind of grass ( ^T3 jjf r A P. III. 3. 9, lives finger-ring grament. happening ^s^if im who A wave. -2 A 1 -> Regret, thining like a wave ). sorrow for anything lost. -4 The humming of a bee. -5 A plait or fold ( ! upwards. Association, 1 number, quantity. -Oonrp. -jnf&l". wreathed or ado'ned with waves. porpoise ) Bee ; 139, per- petual celibacy or abstains from N. sexual intercourse. I. of Siva, -2. Bbtshoie. f^T: N. of the upper world, Siva. t?rsft heaven. n?A^m. the atmosphere. the wind In the upper WTJTI, -WfSi part ot the body. f tr a- put on above, put over the hed orehonlder (as the t sacred thread of a Br&hmaoa). with the face ?ITT?T=J. a. sleeping upwards ( as a child ). ( -m. ) N, of Siva. ^ftij ind. ?rt>T* vomitirg. so as to dry ( anything ) above; Bk. 3. 14. "?rw. expiration. Krg a- (-.) rising higher and higher. ( -m. -n.-) the top of a mountain. Rqffrs/. I. superior. the rearing of a ho rue. -2 a horse's back. -). elevation, snpviority. -w'tag; m. |. an ascetic who abstains from sexual intercourse ;c 3^ P. 1 ( ^rm, sitsr ) diseased or disordered ; w be To be ill. fissure. -4 _3 An acid. -J A cleft, The MaThe cavity of the ear. -5 daybreak -6 Dawn, mountain. laya Semen. according to some). -7 ( -sj Saline eartb. V Dawn, day 1 break. -28alt ; pepper. gj^jt- The plant Plumbago Zey- lanica(^f^) -, -^ ' BUok pepper. -2 Ginger. **< - . or with -i A barren salt ed TI, ing above, .oil \ Pt sTftjrwfwratT^ 1. salt saline spot 47 : part.ciea. with salino W^wfw 1 Si. 14. 46. -Oonrp. -5T from salt soil. -2- a. produoed kind of magnet 807 deiert Dan. A. To act like a aat no aoope for the production of desires &c.); Pt. 5 12. jsn * q. v. ^T q- v. a. Hot. *, Heat. -2 1 Heat, warmth. -2 The hot gesaon, summer. -3 Steam, 4 Ardour, vapour, exhalation. passion, violence. -5 ( In gram. ) Th e sounds ^r, 3^ffr[ 1 and 3T>. -Oomp. an f shman. -siff( m. pi. ) the sounds called JTshman and semivowels. OTTO: also to *F, {, ""3? ending in -2. acl.iH-of Maces 1. Sre. ; ( ; ning of ( interjection of ( 1 ) ridicule ; ( 3 ) censnre ce 4 ) 1 at the b begin) me sentence. ence. 1. 1 P. ( eaut. srfara To ) 1 2 go, perceive, expeot move; -2 To a. ^) II. 3 P. ( ? opf, an^, Mostly used in the Veda) | To go. -2 To move, shako. -3 To obtain, gain, acquire, reach, meet with. -4 To move, excite, raise ( a voice, words 4o.) Trgfamf^. -5 To disolay. W CwiTo ) I injuro, ( 3T 3?f^) 1 To throw, cast, rling; ax or implant in ; jfij eye &. ) rrinwrffrf^|-T>^j KB 3. 41 8. 6. 5, 17, 3. 26 B. 17. 79 8.6. 8;Bk. 5. 90; Kn. 5. 11 II. 15. 77 Bg. 8. 7, 12. 14 ww^n? Si. 9. 54. -J To place in, in.ert, give, get or placa ajird q-f flrJirrU re ; B. 74, 78 ; r%*rf5(rt S. 6. 15. drawn in a picture ; 2. B 31 ; grT^5rAmaro. 62 : V. 4. 35 ; Mi. 7 6 ; Bh. 3. 18 ; ;?YrtTf wftrBorirft JjfSfff R. 9. O. -4 To hand or make over; give to, give in charge of, consign, deliver fi^ 5?rmHiarTr - j - ing, discussion, considera- fall 3TO of the pros end com ; Bv. 74 2. ; 1 f Inferring, guessing. A broom. 3Tfr Supplying an ellipsis. 3ffjr^a. Who or whit reasons; in- conjecturing. ferring, ( Ki. 16 19. of. ofljTrfioft ). 3fiT pot. Observed, perceived, ft I A change, modification. An 1 rfr assemblage, collection. -2 Arrangement, a multitude reduced to order be Inferable, to I p, investigated. -2 To b supplied. elliptical. Uta. -^rij the circle of star*. -enT:> -6 To -fri 'lord of stan,' the moon, -^fki N. of Viihnn. grt 1. The frw,, moon. -2. Jambavat, the king of B. 19,10; ; Ms. 8. 191 ; (jive back, restore ; Amua. 94 ; -7 To pierce through, per- 169. 2. a. injured, hurt. alth - 2 W [***] daih) - pDiteesions, see foil. -3 property, Especially, the lord of bears B. 13. 72. N. of a mountain ne ar fFTWc( the Naruiada ; ^sji^ii g^r^fn^rsj B. bears. ; ceiver of property. -irfTi 1- division of property, partition- -2- a share, -f rft 5 * m - an heir. -2. a co-heir. V"ed. Praising, |re*?** 3Rf>. ; . 5.44 ; 3ftnnrftr?refl>m^*"f4tft- q^ Bam. a. CarniToroae like a bear. Gold. -Camp, -srrerrstt n inheritor, or inheriting heir. T^-UT receiving reBT?: n inheritor or property. \, gYtao and apes Wounded, effects (left at A goddess. [ HR: priest ( Shower of rai u a. bear tain. -tfl ; M. 12. 67. -1 N. of a moun- 6 Wt, -J N. of a plant ( *r=r* v A str, constellation, luaar man- 101 ; 3. 9 sion ; M*. -3 sign of the zodiac. 2. ; 6. 10. -2 A ; -ifor Tho plant Argyreia female bear [cf.Gr. arko;L.urui]. -Oomp. Argente* irtiT the Plant Arftyreia. Ved. Baging, violent IW f -2 38. nr^Rv. goreen. -J To shine. 8. To 10. cover, A hymn ] 1 verse, ( in general ). -2 A or text iUnai, single verse of the fltgveda (opp. 1135 ) ; ; a nd * Sat. Br. -3 The of the -.Rigvedea . ^iftvfl ) Batatat Panion- ( sihiefl, fl?f^*n the plaant 1 A star nndei born' wbioh a man happens to be stara called sm ( pi ) The .even ieven Pleiadei afterward* the north. -j> A The -rr 12. 25. B. ship; -Tofflp. stream. ; Ved. A fetter. Den. U. I To tremble. -2 To tremble with anger, rage, rave. jcioteg. ; ; Supplying an f ^ the inherent sense) ; anr PTi%'niirflf^srrwr^i4^Ti 8- D. Z. ; ; ; ; inheritance -- mh^ -?*, sjfnfT^, -5 Reasoning, arguing. -6 ellipsis. -7 Attributascribing -8 Collection. -Oomp standing. gaciiBoe (t ^^or *Wtf ( guess, conjecture. -3 Examination and determination. -4 Under. 123 15. inter or conjecture tead to- wards. ^* grr 3?jt 14. 72. 3. 48, forate, penetrate. desid lisa, ; -4 To reason, deliberate aboat. -5 To reckon upjn ( with loo. ). -6 To wait for. -7 To ba regarded ai.-H. 1 P. 1 To change or modify. -2 To pnih, remote ( with a prep. ). thruit, Caus. To oanie to reason, think, Bk. Y. ; -2 A -J To comprehend, conceive, 43. Bk. 15. 16 Si. 4. 44. -III. 5 P. ( iffjfWit, hurt. -2 To attack. perspire. A rarely P. (3>?fc^, 3!t=**K-^, srsj, 3>f8j:T) 1 -To note, mark, obs erve. -2 To guess, conjecture, infer ; wgrKHcgifft "ffjjft 3fsr: Pt- 1. ; I. 1 ( pi. ). An 9? ind, calling or abase team 37 Summer. i 3rH to allow ( collective (pi.) ; body *rt HmrPr -4 Splendour 10. 90. . -6 508 Hastening toor wards, seizing. -2 Consisting of of Soma. the sediment receiving a- N. of a a book, =fH;qiWJ 3Trt% N. of Pinini. collection of words in 3TTJPT the time for rec.ting the Vedas. itrqr N. of a certain song. nV, -sjre>tf N. of the Parisishtag of the Sama-veda. TF3^ partaking of a^ -Ri'k, ( as a deity who is addressed with it ). f^rsf the performance of certain rites -Oomp. arqrf [ =u^im% ] > TV. Ved. 3 or ] ( '. qn, superl. ) I compar. ) ( 1 Straight (flg. - Kn. 77 ficial, said is to have been produced from fire; cf . Ms. 1. 23. This Veda is divided, according to one arrangement, into 8 Ashtakas, each of which is divided into as many to another Adhyayas ; according arrangement into 10 Manilas, which are again subdivided into 1000 Annvakas, and comprises 1000 SuVtas. The total number of verses or #ks is above 1000 ]. *T%ffr the arranged collection of the by runs of .Rigveda. $nf ( 3r dual )the verses Rib and Banian. *$ 5?W3i Sfffrl^alant with praise. : [ m^-fr* ] ,1 The father of Jamadagni. -2 N. of a country. * A fryingsjjxftr: A hell. pan. 1 ! -w Straight direction, straightoeis, honesty, sincerity ;Si. ig^qr, 20.9. U , fit To U. I A -2 fetter. A A ^3i"jjfl j 311 |3i?| ii ^(Jt ^1" To ftw ) go. -2 To obtain, acquire. 4 To be -J To stand or be firm. healthy or strong. -II. 1 P. To acquire, earn cf . an ^tfrctr a. Ved. Going quick, ; striving upwards. To spring forward, -J To strive or long for. decorate. -II. 1 A. To fry. ^K a. [ 5-w ] 1 Going. -2 ; alg. ) obligation in general. -J (In or quan- The negative sign minus ( opp. V=T ). -4 A fort, strong-hold. -5 Water. -6 Land. -Oontp. awR: the planet Mars. tity, Ved. 1 Coloured, variegated. -2 Mixed with. -3 Polluted, defiled. qj s 1 Smoke. -2 N. of Indra. -3 N. of a mountain. ^TSfifR/- Ved. Burning, sparkl4. 22] =rfjffa a. Ved. Seizing, driving away, hastening towards (epithet of A Indra ). f 1 A frving-pau. -2 hell. -J The residue of Soma. 4 Water off debt, -gfoit, -whrti STfcPT paying discharge or liquidation of debt. recovery of a debt ', receipt of money lent &o. (one of the 18 titles or subjects of litigation ). debt in any xj-iUfu'i recovering a way from the debt or ( by friendly or legal piooeedings) -sjffi (sporrof) debt for a debt, debt incurred to ' sifilfT ing. ( Say. ). security, bail. g?!fj released from gfrfi &c. see sRorpwi.-aw* 'dept-bond,' a bend Acknowledging* debt. debt ( in law ); ( Mar. irfdmi ) One n^, or 3v7TTrq ^JTitT,, who is in debt, indebted. Sffforw: f Y. WIRWW-** 1 A del)tor ! 2. 56, 93. 5fffor^ A a to another debtor, one indebted on any account ) ( ; 3R^ A. ^w"nr> (aSautra roat ) To reoroach, contemn. -2 To pity. -3 To go. -4 To rival have power. I ; Proper, right. 10 14 ; Ms I Bg -2 Honest, 82. -3 Worshipped, respected. 8. -4 Bright, Imnitous (fin) -5 Gone, S^T risen, moved, affected by irtd. ?r t properly. Rightly, I A ( n also ). - -2 The sun ical literature ) 1 Uw A flxed or settled religious. ) -2 Sacred custom, pious action. -J Divine divine truth. -4 Abiolution.-5 rule, ( law, Running towards. -2 -w t A cloud. or 1 Debt ; ( as to the Guilty, three kinds of debt, see qyn); *ff debt ; sprit ft to pay ig to incur st?r 37 -2 An fT^r^tfosia! ^TW! [ Witl $*&R f St ?T: one who is bought as a slave by paying off bis debts ;= debt. ; In a straight line, i. Honest, upright, a. Going straight-forward. ^.,. 1 A stMight-forward or plain woman. -2 A particular gait ( of the planets. ). -2 To Wr ; straighten, rectify. Den. P. To be o- the right 6 5)jgr j. who ^a. [eft-w] true tnd. Straight, right. 8 adebt jorone praise is due as receives pruisa us a debt to be a. repaid in benefits ( Sly. ) wft 1indebted, involved in debt. borrowing (moaey). -2- a borrower. borrowing. ( -m ) a ffrrV* " debtor, borrower. Rr^a. acknowa debt to be paid as ledging (praise) one who pays a for. whom I. gifts. Wish, desire. harlot. I M. book, generally called MitlVsbari red bow of TjftTT the straight Indra. ^fr a. granting auspicious =ffgrmjT a. 1 Striving after. faculties. \jj ; Ved. sftffft / singing correctly. fiwrsTtr N. of a right conduct. crmmentarv on Yajonvalkya's law- run. | 45 3. mr ings. To become hard or go, move. -J To fail in ) 1 Ved. Kn. i'.d. Praising. ; ; n j^j a. acting righteously. I. one who is honest in his deala. Ved. -2- an arrow. 7. ,, -2 To o. sit- arfffl way, walk straight-forward. a. Praiseworthy. 'sfa up or distended -2 Worshipping, honouring. stiff. good. -Oomp. and stretched ting or being upright Praising, jubi- 1 20. 18, ; and the most ancient sacred book of The .Rigveda 12. -2 Upright, ; : [ 5. 3* ; Si. 10. 13, e jrorrw B. 6. 25. honest, straight-forward ; Pt. 1. Mk. 415. -J Simple-minded, plain 5 ; Batn. 2, 3. -4 Favourable bene- reciting verses of the .flig-veda. %f the oldest of the four Vedag, by the HindnB. ; debt. v3 a. one liquidate nnother oneto who gels into debt. wrfr Water rir ; Mr *#* &ftrNn$. -6 ffffrgft Truth ( in general ), right 52, 8. 61, 104. -7 Mi. 1 29, 2 Truth ( personified as an object of worship in later Sanskrit regwdel ; ; as a child of Dhrm& -8 >. Liveli- hood by picking or gleaning grains in a field (as opposed to the cul^HS^a^W tivation of ground ) an acjH Ms. 4. 4. -9 The fruit of N.of tion. -10 Agreeable speeca.~ll an ^ditya. -12 The Supreme Spirit. usually interpret. (In the Vedas ^n water, ed by Say ana 'to mean or sacrifice, where Eurosun ; ' pean scholars take ' ' ' ' ' divine ' truth, .Oomp. -5T, in the sense of it ' ' &o. ). Ved. of atrne fitb 3UiT a. sacred truth. natu.e, sprurg from for the born a. ) 3rifT?i ( Sly. cf sacrifice and having true sake result. -f3^ <. Ved. gaining the 5ff a. ( Say. right. lacrifloe, familiar ) knowing the with the lacre 809 law. ^Tfr VTJTq . a. I. shining with truth. of a true or pure nature. having an imperishable place. ~m. ) N. of Vishnu. aijrff* Ved. of true disposition, or receivW5f: N. of Siva. ing true praise. sfV a. leading in tie right way. tion <jof. := =j(fjf: fo; a tacrifice q. v. ; ping the seasons ( as divinities). JK-gjU ind. I In order, duly. -2 1; 3.46, 9.70 ; Y. 1. 11,. 79. -5 Any fit season or ripht time. -6 Fixed 2- ( lasting one day. wtPrr5T Ft ; ordor or rule. -7 Light, splendour. -8 A monrh.-9 N. of Vishnu.-lQA symbolical expression for the number 'six'. -II A kind of collyrium. for^o. Ved. having a perfect shape. ( -m. ) one whose form consists of water ; t e. Varnna. C g. I. A god who consumes nacrificiil food .-2. one whose form is truth. ^r%rt /. true -Orrap. 3fa: 1. the close of a teason -2- termination of menstruation. 5iI?J'.i sniSi -^e?r 1. the time of menstruation, time favourable for conception, t. e. 15 nights from cation of * a saonflce. -X the duration of ,seaon.-iior . ?[ _* ra! Ved. true speech. dwelling in the sacrifice or a. trntb. ( appli-giR, a. going to by inn. -m. ) flr the n^sr, right or usual altar. -^TTJ a pervading trnth steady ; n religions belief a. standing right. -sft . ; . WT ^(THf! God, apholder of frnth. To desire sacrifice. *T*rer ind. Tbrorgh desire of re*T(Trfei ward. WFrfin Lord of saorificei or of divine trnth. a. Ved. 1 Bestowing food Possessed of sapriflcn. -3 Of troe lature or character ; according to *mr5* Hxed order, pious. ; *** ind. a. DeMrona of sacrifice. Daly, righty, truly, honestly, justly. ^t-i^] An army __/. J Going, motion. -2 Awanlt, combat. J Abuse, censure. .4 Emulation, envy. -5 A road. -6 Manner of pro' * oeediog. .7 P ro8per t _ g flt 3tTrT! [ j troth. -^Remembrance. ne. -I | Protection -2 -lOMi.for. Auspiciousnew ( most of these are meaning, found only in lexicons ). .p.1 To quarrel, -2 Io be ashamed. Sirfml Censure, a bamei. fight. reproach. -2 a. Able to resist, enduringoverpowering an assailant. Un. 71 | A ] season, period of the reckoned to be six ^ year.commonly fi^, ftW W|TJ:; sometimes only five%fPC and fti or ^y ; being counted together ; of .^fa Wnfin^ ,,,. IK. Br.-2 An epcch.a period, any or appointed time.- J Menstrn ation, courses, menstrual discharge -4 A period favourable for conoep, - ; see ^?g above. the sasorii taken colleotively.-itifir^a. having intercourse with a wife ( at the time fit for cone -ption, i. t after the period of menstruation ). -vf: a libation offered to the seasons, a kind of sacrifice, -tjrn^ m. N. of Vishnu, -irfett l.tbe lord o* seasons the aprin.-3N. of Agni. -iron N. of a king of Ayodbyi ; son of Ayntayu , a descendant of Ikshvikn. fNi1, king of Nishadba, entered into his service after he bad lost his kingdom and suffered very preat t. e. ad veroity H e was profoundly skilled in dice ;' and he txcbanged with Nalt this skill for his skill in horse' . manship SR-ffTt^o Increaser of saciiflce, water, or of trnth hcly.roindedf ?). * r )j merstrul discharge and by viitne of ; it the king succeeded in taking Nala to Oamayantc KnntJinapura before into execution had pnt her resolve of taking a second husband ]. -qT)ri'!i-T'%J the revolution of the seasons. At the Precisely, exactly. -J right or fixed time. 9R"fH?, StfW a. 1 Due, regular. -2 Conforming to, or fa miliar with ceremonial rules. -J Menstruating. -4 Being in the period most favourable to conception, -n Menstruation. without, with ^ftf ind. Except, the exception of (usually with abl.). 5Rr> anifwHriRT! Bk. wt^ a^ ""^ nt 6.22; Ka. 1.51 S. 105 63 ; 57 8. B- 3 1 - 2. ; ar^fl: ; qmrf if some ; times with aoo. 3R-rsft nrt * nftit^ Wf .Bg. 11. 32 ; rarely with inetr. propsr m. A sacrifice 1 Ved. a. qrfN^ the season Sacrificing at or regnlady. who cf&ciates at a ptieet ; JIJRIT $lft;it Rv. irf^Ti5(|^& ; Y. 1. 1 85 ; of. four chief 1. Mi. 2 148 also ; the Bitvijas are jfg, 3^15, s-^j and ^at 8 r *' |(i ceremonies 16 are IHt > enumerated. a - 4, tfn, Ved. Mild, kind. P. '( ^a,a, Wftft, sometime! aiT^a, mv ) 5 ; 7 P. (Mlirac) 1 To proiper, flourish, thrive, succeed; lt*ginmqffH% Ms. 9. 322. -2 To grow, increcse ( fig. also ) -J To cinee to succeed, make -4 To prosperous. fy, please, propitiate -5 To accomplish. satisfy, grati- Mil. 5. 29. Detid. (ijtffl or ; p. 1 Prosperous, thriving, sp^nror *isnrt H VW^ B, 14.30, 85; 2. 50,5. 40, 8. 6 gpl rn didly furnished;; vf^i Ku. 7. 55. -2 Increased, growing. -3 Stored ( as grain ). ^p N. of Vishnu 1 Increase, growth. -2 A 3Jdemonstrated conclusion distinct rich ; . ; ITTH a. libation is offered. QW fruitful. fertile, the beginning or fir t Ira's a sacrifice day of a season. reJ to the seasons. rjgri the fSn ! a characteristio or Fpting. sign of the season ( as tho Mossom of the mango tree in spring ). -2. a symptom of menntruaticn.-gT(-wr) a. fixed at the proper seasons. -s(Tsir. 'collection of the seasons,' N. of Kalid&g.'e work on the six searons. -Tlltl: t. the junction of two seasons. -2. the las*, day in the bright fortoff> night ( ^ ( qt W^ ) the season. fice. }and f^mr in (he dark one &c. suited to fjfta: a kind of sacria woman who has bath^i 61 ed after menstruation and who is, therefore, fit for sexual intercourse; 1. 76. -*s)Tsr bathing after menstrua- tion. =pgKj o. Vd. I Comlnft regularly. A ffr -2 Enjoying the seasons. woman during her courses. Seasonable, relating to the season. -2 Devoted to or worship=fr^tT> a. I ; result. sfffe/- [ ^i-ir>-i%O 1 Growth, increase. -2 Success, prosperity ; affluence, good fortune. -J ElevaU. 2. 11. tion, exhibition, greatness -4 ( a ) Extent, magnitude, excellence ; Kn. 2. 58. ( b ) Grandeur, ; magnifienoe 5. 22. -5 arwtf} n: JjTri&if Mil. Supernatural power or ; supremacy, perfection. -6 Accomplishment. -7 Prosperity personfie t) ^5^11 ) -Oomp. ?Ffr>T a. desiring increase or prosperity. ^7^rr%?r manifestation of supernatural power. 5Rf3W^a. Prosperous, wealthy, respectable, rich ; B. 19. 5. r^ a. Ved. Prospering.thriving having abundant wealth. ; 310 ind. 6 ing one's appearance. P. I Sepamtely. fj) -2 Aside, apart. -J Singly, one by one. -4 Partic. lurly. -5 Ttnly. 6 P. To kill, 3JHS, -3TS, *** To go, approach. -2 To kill, injure, pierce. -J To pnth.-II. 1 P. (arffi) 1 To flow. -2 To mountain inMagadbn. injure. glide. faw.f the plant tion offered to the Warmth of the -2 AfUsme, rent.abjas. 3R^tf Ved earth fire. ; Ved, a. 33j prcdent 1 I clever, Skilful, ag an epithet of ( Indra, Agni and 4ditya. ). -2 Handy far. ( as a weapon ). -3 Shining a god gt 1 A deity, divinity dwelling in heaven. -2 The god who is worshipped by the gods. A -3 of the class attendant* of gods. -4 An artist, smith, especially coaob-bnilder ( wvtt ) -5 N. of three semi divine beings called /Kbhn, Vibhvan and Vija, sons of Sndbanvan, a descendant of Arjgirns, who were 10 called from the name ft of the eldest son. [ Through Ibeir performance of good works they obtained divinity, exercised super- human powers, and became entitled to worship. Thoy are supposed to dwell in the Solar sphere, and are the artists who formed the horses of Indra, the carriage of the Aavins, and the miraculous cow of Bribaspati. They made their aged patents yonng, and constructed four cups at a sacrifice from the oce cup of Tvaof sb/ri, who as the proper artificer the gods, wan in this respect their rival. They appear generally as ac- . I ] Un. 3. ^-3W? names of iR-HW: [ ball. -2 (With 123] A I ani- other inaU) the male animal ag wsiffa: a goat. -3 The best or most excellent member of a comp. ) ( ag the last ; tion of Visbnn. -II A sacrifice ( to A be performed by kii-gs ). vft I woman with masculine features ( as a beard &c.\ -2 A cow. -3 A window. -4 The plant Carpopogou Pruriens ( ijT'Rfi^-); *lso another plant. ( f^roai ). -Ooap. fit N. of a mountain. - N. of a medicinal plant. A : spired small or bull. ycnng 119 ] 1 An inpoet or sage, a linger of On. [ cf. 4. companying Indra sacred byrano, (. g. ym, sftrg, wft, wipn Ac. ). These .Riehis form a of class beings distinct from Ac. They gods, men, Aaoias are the authors or tun of the saorflces. Vedio at the evening M. W.J. N. of Indra. -2 Heaven 1 =fi>f$r: -3 The of Indra ) or paradise. thunderbolt of Siva. ( ] ( Nom. sngam ace. pi. N. of India. -2 N. of the ) I Harnts. -3 A fiibhn in general. Governing far ; -4 reigning over Hi- bhus. Ved. a. a. ; I Shining far. A player on kind of a musical instrument. A kind of musical instru- ment. =$5^ -2 To ( A Santra root ) 1 To go. a. [susi^foa A To be kill-. white-footed antelope. t^ Killing. -Ooxnp. -fcg:, -%fff t 1 N. of Anirnddha, ion of Pradyumna. -2 N. of the god of love. f a pit for catching antelope*, -q% a. having the feet of an antelope. 771 ; m3\ ***&% iiw ; fl sihfiT the plant ff. KoA f^vrT- The ^ar, later mention seven .fttfhig or Saplarthayat, whose names, accord- works St. Br., are ifta*, wsnir, *^ 5W?(ff, ^tflf, a^rftw, according to ar^, a?r>R, qifla; Manu 35J5, ^3, 3?5fW ft- arft ; JTUPT, and calls these sages Praji- patis or prtgenitors of mankind, and gives ten nemes, three more being added to the latter list, i. e. 39 or nd n^- In astronomy f%rt> 30 the seven A'iahis fo/m the constellation of " the Great Bear " ). -2 sage, saint, an ascetic, anchorite ( there are usnally three classes of these saints; $fltf, jfjipf or ^rsfif sometimes four more are ; ; added wd tsfPf jjgff, iwft, -$ ; A . qnqdif. connected or related Wt^ fry to the gw inspired o. .Riehi. the be- ginning of a Mandala ocmposed by a JZtshi ?5T: a sacrifice offered to consisting of a prayer in low voice). ;t8jri the world of the Alibis. 1. tjriht: praise of the ( Aishis. -2. a particular completed in one day. ^ftww a. Celebrated ( sacred sacrifice by the ) sages. a. Praising a JZtshi. a. Ved. Accompanied by sages. its 3rfV(ft)^: N. of a country inhabitants (pi. ), ^5 a. I ( iffi-irft-f ) or Going. -2 Great, powerful, strong. -3 Wise. STI 1 A ray of the snn. -2 A Orebrand. -J Glowing fire. -4 A .Rishi ( who sees the Mantras ). A. /. [ sn-fWr-fipr ] I 3|ff%: double-edged ssord. -2 A sword ( in general ). -3 Any weapon .(asa Oomp. ftwa; spear or lanoe &o. ) shining with weapons. a. Furnished with spears as the Maruts }. a. ^Tirq or, mPn, n .ftishie. N. of a festival or ceremony on the fifth day in the first half of Bhadrapada ( observed by women. ). 1*%- according to YAska, iiw they re the persons to whom the Vedio hymns were revealed. In every Enkta the ^ft is mentioned along with the gT^if! A sanctified Kill. 3OT ed. hymns ing to Attacking. -2 Courageous, determined. -JSpreadi ng far. -4 Clever, skilful. ^?r ^TO. a JZishi. Aryl S. 141 -5 The hollow of the ear. -6 A bear's tail. -7Acroocdile's tail. -8 A dried plant, one of the 8 principal medicaments. -9 N' of an antidote. -10 An incarna- N. of a ^}^4 /ed. " l he inspiring the Isinger. &%*{. metre of a HIM. srinsrtnt?:, ; asj^sj^Ht, Hlflfo: &c. -4 The second of the seven notes of the gamut ; ( said to be uttered by cows; -fnfr.t ( TfFiq: [ Wf." ] A white, A kind of Jt a mountain near the lake Parnpa which formed the temporary abode of Rlma with the ; monkey-chief Sngrlva : spB^qiff j ^rnrrt stwi^ jjfSTWjJT:. HT: N. of a tag6. [ He was the* son of Vibbanrfuka. According to mythiool account be was boru of a female deer, and had a small horn on his forehead and heuca called 'J2tsbyaringa' or deer-horned. He was brought up in the forest by his father, and he saw no otber human being till he nearly reached his manhood. When a great 'drought' well nigh devastated the country or Anga, its king Lomtpoda at the advioe of Brahmasjas, caused 311 ous showers of rain to full /Zishyaarlnga to be brought to him by meane of a number of damsels, and gave his daughter Santa (adopted by him, her real father being Dagaratha) in marriage to him, who being greatly pleased caused copi- An ind. 5jf terror 2 ( ; proach or censure sion ; ; off ( 4 ( ; The 1 3 ( 1 ) -2 earth. I } q- 2 P. ( proach Ac. TJT: m. ; N an-!-? ( see gods A ( 2 ) nTy colling ; ( ; 5 ( ) ^jfpron.a ) ind. An ; ipjj ] ; ) or censure. One, sin- 1 Bh. 3. 14 -2 Not ncconipanied by uny one U 2. 28. -t The same, one and the same, gle, alone, only ; ; identical ; ij?(ft'iriy ww ( N. B. of the S. 7 No The m PJ, except H. 1. or Pt. 1. 10!. 260. -5 Single of its kind, unique, singular. -6 Chief, noiir'tue, prominent, sole; Vrfww. tigw^:, sovereignty 121. ; c r>>?4 M. 1. 1 Hole q^fr Tirfg ffsrw Bh. 3. -7 Petrlesg, icatchlf8g.-8 One many Me. 30, 78. -9 Oft of two or ; ufd like the English indefinite article 'a' or 'an' ; 3fTf?ft -10 True. -1 1 Liltle. middle of c Oft used in trie in f-eniie the of 9 P ( Htirra, m. Siva. I | ; Motion, going, n breast. & ) To go, move- Ptpini for 'tenses and moods ; . g. S< and 3>;r ). wZ. A motner, a divine female. Sanskrit names teenical -4 Firm, unchrged remembering companion ( 4 contempt [ ? some collection. ~3 or demons. -2 Re- ap- ( 1 ) 3 /. also of the word begins wilb & or ). of .'Vt'sbna interjection of ; A Danava noble. Ved. Small, weak. a. The mother of the 1 mystical letter. -5 A To com*, ; % N- of Bhairav* -2 demon. mountain. -3 The mother of the gods. -4 The female nature. Ved. Great, high, 7: N. of Indra and Agni. ~ffstf a. which brought about the birth of Rama and hia three brothern ]. re- painted or white-footed antelope. fice compasm. ) (5) remembrance. ind. ; of interjection warding ) A bis in kingdom. It was this cage thnt performed for king Daaarathathe sacri- -f-~> 'only', with an adjectival or bial force ^ptaajfj looking ; fsulU; only ?9^%3 Kti. .'i. adveronly to 15 your arrow wtaw^gV: ri^rt s\'f. or srqT: the one-tLe other it igused in tho phirnl in the seme of some, its ; (to ; correlative being w^ or sw\ (others); .Si. 12. 45 sec si, wit also. sp N. of Vishnu, the Supreme being. 95r N. o* Durga. [cf. Persian yak; : L. itqus] -Oonrp. al^rt a eoparate |, ajijr o. part, pait in general. . 312 having only one axle. -2- having one eye. -3. havii g an excellent ey*. (-*t) 1. a crow. -2. N. of Siva. -Ha o, one lyllable, contraction. -3?CT a. 1. fixed on one object or point only. '2. inclosely attentive, concentrated, tent aghiOT^Jifin' B. 15. 66 ; K. ; gift*nirnnftSr MB. 1. 1. -3. unperplexed. -4- known, celebrated. -5. single-pointed, (in) whole of the long( in Math. ) the ide of a fignre which is subdivided, fe^r, -*nsn^ a. with a concentrated attention. mind, with undivided fo^r,f%Tr Bg. 18. 72 ; e*m = STIT^: ing one's eye on one spot. *aw- (-JFJ) concentration -SH ; votion to one object. atffr^ a- devoted to one object only. (-TO.) a one worshipper of Visbnn. and the same food, (-wt) "sm^j; a heifer one year mess- mate. 3T*fT a old. arTT . 1- passable lor only one (as afoot-path). -2. fixing one's thongbts on one object, closely atten- af -f a see TOUT. ( ) a lonely or retired place. -2- meetingunion of -3. place, rendezvous. ibougbts. -4. monotheism. -5- the sole ooject wt ^**T (T^rTisfVjar M. Mv. 4 witb one 2. 15 tive, intent ; 1. ; ; q-^ffn^r unanimously. accord, IJT = R^I^ universal q. v. -9* wfl?r prepamade with sandal-wood, -sa: wood. -3. the head. ration u kind of horse. arftjirfti a sole monarch or sovereign. 3TH5IT the only (day) receiving no part of the moon, an e, ithet of Knbu or day of new moon (born together with Kri. ihna and worshipped with Krishna and B&ladeva and indentiQed with the same meaning, having the same object in view Si. 2. 114. ( -& ) I. the same thing, object, or intention. -2. the same meaning. -3. N. ; of a glossary. arair a. inferior or less by one. wwiw a. made np of the same components. 3??ffa or / a. "fan? wsfifa: eighty- first, 34B3>r 1. the first or chief Aeb;k& after the full mcon. eighty one. Duigl ). argf^e a- 1. left as a funeral feast or one who has recenta funeral ly paitaken in it. ( -g ) ceremony performed for only one -?. Ihr eighth day of the dnrkfoitnigbt in the month nf MH^lia ( on which a srqj is to be performed ), anr a. recently demd ). 1. golitaiy, retired. -2* aside, apart. -3. directed towards onepointorob- ^r( ?i) I. the one dsy. -2. A sacrifice one day. r:, "amr ancestor o. having one k ( ject only. -4. excessive, great |r- ; Kn. 1.36. -5- WOT- nmw^iftfUKTf: only -6. absolute, intwil'ifteKfirgol variable, perpetual Bh. 2. 7 street* g*r57W Me. 109. a lonely or retired place, ( - hipping period oC lading for a day's journey. arr^T^' o. characterized b_v only one umbrella universal sovereignly ) ( showing ; 1 ; ; or course, a settled rule ^3Tr Sfnr^V^rWwiHfr^T 2. 83. ( -a, -a*, -**:, principle JT?fi * ) ; Si. twl. ]. alSolely, exclusively, invariably, ways, alsolutely. -2- exceeding, vtry much rutrwr: Bh. 3. 24 ; wr Me. 100 oft in couip l sure or destined to porieh; ft. 2. o Mn. 3 5. always timid 57 ; ft ir*tH?oi very weak &o. -3. alone, r npeit, privately. 'ja being alone or solitary. Hfj n. devoted to one ob- qnite wholly, ; ; ; ; rraimofii at g-i 3TT3: 18. 4 33;V.3. B. srg?t , 19 K. 206 ajnnq ; a. f. Si. 47, 12 ; depend- ing solely on one-self, solitary. 3I^5T: "" sobs* itute for two or more letters (got by either dropping one vowel, or by the blending of botli ); an the au in tr^i\. q*. providing the airs a. roost excellent food. -2- the first living being. ar;f&:, uiogle stiing of rr-7i"f?!T ?fr / pearl a, beadj *7fo Vikr. 1. I. a &c ; .'!0 , from a (iradicjtn to a ewbjoc*, from subject to a predlcaro ti'on ; ^ Ghandr. -iii^rf3*Tr 5. 103-4 ; K. P. 10 19. or greater or increascon(a relative) ing by one. nected by the offering of funeral libations of water to the same deceased ancestor Ms. 5 71. T^Tti -*T uterine ( brother or sister ). 31T^ a. having one Uditta accent, -rfit* v Shriddba or funeral rite performed for one definite individual deseased, not including other anseitors, Ms. 4. word. ;jTTf a. 3^: ; 110. -a?* a. less by one, minus on. one verse y ne OM jg n?f 'gge'f H. Pr. 11 ; B. on "<* 17. 83. (w), -^5li !|f^a. consisting of ne fe ; by one, singly, severally 11 W ftl|5l^ J ; S. 6. S. 7 pointing to each ainit a continuous curseverally. rent. qroTfl a consisting of or con- tained in one cup. gffr ( -?T/. ) doing only one thing. -2-(-TT/. ) ^?r$ one-banded. -3. one-rayed. 1. a. \. concert in acting operating, having with, co- common made wo ker ; anEHrfa: W' R. 10. 40. -2answering the same end. -3. having.tbe same occupation. (?) sole or same bneine a. afHW: I- on* tira. -2- the same time ( -fj, -& ) cause with ; co ^^nftott Mn. 2 ; and the ind. at oua time, at one same time, "irtsjif eating but one meal in any given time. eRrfsw, -sfiTBl'T a. 1- happening once only. *%&: -2 contemporary, coeval. of Balabhadra N. of Kubera and Sesha 55 n Kind of leprosy j ; ; 'i one Sur. nurse Ac. ( preme spirit. ). 55-, the milk of iinn the Su-ir^i' a, having ^fnf game preceptor. ( -^t, -5^11 ) a spiritual brother ( pupil of the tame JTFJT a. living in the preceptor ). the same lage. village. ( -ITS ) the 5537 a. 1. having same vil- only one wheel. -2* governed by one king the chariot of th sun. ( -ar: ) ^l1N " sole master of the whole only. ^runiverse, universal monaroh. =^r a. I. forty -one. ?^iTVn?iti; or living nlone alone; / wandeting , Ki. 13. 3 3. 53. -2. having one at4. tendftt. -3. living nnaesisted. same time. going together or at tho -5 j^regariona. ( -It ) H rhinocero. ; 1. V. -2 H^rTga-7 Tnr?sV ^ar a aories of etafoments (in Rhetoric) 11 in which them i rogulur trAnsi- or nd Bk. 2. 71%! /. a single expression ' j monosyllabic words byPurusboUamdeva. "frvrrct the production of only 49 c wanderer. monomonosyllabic. (-< ) I. syllable. -2- the sacred syllable arT^; e Mi. J. 83. ^5Ti a vocabulary of 3K a solitary f%TtfT^ containing exclua division of sively grod years ', time with Jainae.fwa a. staying o WHT. o- next bi.. remainirg apait. 7. one, separated by one remove S. aj27 V. 1. (-ft)akindof f ever. mur a. final, conclusive. w'firw de- ject only. ; hsving only one foot. ^<JT a. =grft;j; a. 1. living nloue, solitary. -2, going olons ca with one followor only. ( -ofr ) a loyal wife. -r%^ u tbioking of. one thing only, absorbed in one object. ( -xf ) Iof thought upon one oh 313 -2. unanimity rrn>3. unanimously ; *ar fixedness of mind, Agreement, unanimity. -t^tTsr thinking of only one object. -tjdf^i HW^ a. unanimous see f%5^r^H a. resting npon one ject. H. ; 1 ; rnle. (-jj) referring to in the singular number a. |. born alone or & single. -2. growing alone ( a tree ); Ft. 3. 54. -3. alone of its kind. it'; (this is sometimes called -$1^ a. con^?W?*Tii?iHTnr ) sisting of parts or portions, divided into parts. 1. a. %j, -^f|^ one -2. body. elegantly formed. (-5-, ) the planet Mercury. q* t a kind of jng with which water is taken up at certain religions ceremonies. ( -if ) 1. an excellent gift.-2. honorific of- having only -4. uniform, unchanging. gr:, -grr brother or sister of the same parents. sj;^ m. 1 a king. -2. 8 Sftdra : see 3rrft below. smr a. born of the same grrfft parents. fering. a . obtaining an honorific offering. _ti^, -yfS^a. Ipossessing the same properties, of the tame kind. -2. professing the same o- 1. -gfior a. |. labour. -2. once born. -2. belonging to cr c "te. ( -rat ) a wf r 70 --sfrrfnr a. n i Mi. 10. 4 ; 8. ^ . i ; MY. wgrennnm*ft (_ w ) 3. 11. writeatten- ft? . j. tion fixed on one object only. -2. harmony, = "prr^. -BrBi harmony, accurate adjustment of ong, dance, and instrumental music ( ' ffNrfrtf ). ( fft ) an instrument musical fit fit SW H9nr a lunar mansion consisting of only one star. wt the principal actor in a drama, the recites the ( jprqrc ) who prologue. swff: ninety-first. sr*fih/- ninety-one. urn a. having one master. ( - Vt ) B0 le master or lord. srnurt N. of Siva. -f%srr a, come to the same conclusion cr resolution, manager or party, an associate. -2. one side or party "swrunirS^r?^ B. 14. 34 'fr in any instrument note. 1. -. tudent, Ved. arrow a. brother. etenr having only one shaft ( an spiritual )-**/. thirty-one; 'Bo, TOrf: a kind of aa-riflce per:ormed in or lasting for a day. -aW., **' om> 'tngked/'epithets of GaoeTa! fnni TO. N. of a class of Sannya11 us or beggars (otherwise called *w;. They are divided into four orders . veyance. a'rtth? o. having one . for but one kind of for but one yoke ( ai bathing in the same holy water. -2. belonging to the sams religions order ; Y. 2. 137. ( ) a feTlow- but time, . -3^. -gr, religion, b&ving the same aim. (-r s ) general agreement or conclusion, unanimity. f^ff o. I. intently devoted or loyal ( to one thing ). -2. intently fixed on one ^-: N. of object. Siva ( one-eyed). ?# a. 1. of the for beating Bntea Frondosa. qrcar N. of a younger sister of rrort a single wager. -irrtT a Dnrga. cnf^ happening at once, sudden. a. 1. sudden. -2- standing alone or solitary. ( -^t ) i. s(tf.8 verse to be taken by itself or independently of the hymn to which it belongs a. 1. having only one foot. cattle for special burden P. IV. 4. ; * particular load or con) of the same kind or family r the chord of an arc; ine of 80. -stffi^ m. N. of 81 va. tTTr concentrated or fixed on one object only, olonly attentive . N. of a younger sister of Dnrga. -2- N. of Durgi. -3. a plant having one leaf only. ; an ral .a. living intnesamerogionor quarter. jjigggr o. sympathising, having the same jojs and sorrow. -f 3l>ZT*a.one-eyed.(-.) l.acrow. -2- N. of Siva. -J. a philosopher. JST o. the sole object of vision, alone being worthy of being seen. fixed or ffe: /. steady kok. fw: the Supreme god. %-w, ~^(%H?T a. devoted, dirceled, or offered to one deity. fa a occu . . pying the same place, (-^j.) spot or place. -2. a part or of the whole ), one ide ( ; K. 22 U. 4 1. one portion V^or? Mv. 2 fr;o]tfr, ; iff JfT%3qrff V. 4. 17. *IT*iT^>r5T ' what is claimed should by one who 40 ; is be given proved to have got of the fnne rice-ball ; *r. -rt consanguia. having only one son. yj- V. 'he Supreme being ! 1.-2- the chief person. jBjifjt j: ) N. of a muB'oal instrument. a. of the same kind. irqir* ; 1. ( ; o." JHJIT singularly like, -srgw incft one effort sole sovereignty. ; one point of view, in one case. Ti%*ra. having the samehaeband. q^sft 1. ^fTfr^/. fifty-one. faithful wife (perfectly chaste ) ; at ( of the voice : a. f^ 3T5*r ; a. 3. 7. a vow of perfect gff^gBtjfWra-aj.^jn^r KnTrksir the plant Ocimnm (iisrr^i). -try, -ITT a one-footed, limping, lame. -2- incomplete, (-trr^) M. N. of Siva or Vishnu. ( foot-path -qefr ) a tuan to walk on ). ( for a single 7^r a. I. one-footed. -2- consisting of or named in one word. ( -% ) 1 a single step. -2. a single or simple word. -3. the time lequired to 1. . pronounce a single word. . pre-^: ) 1. a foot. -1. A kind same time. sent time, man having one of coitus denly, all fi^5l% 95 ( ; -qr (^fefaV *r a (-\)ind. sud- at once, abruptly TflTf: K. 8. 48 ) ). ( ; verse K. ; ?wr^T 46 ; V. I eating ; but e l.o. of having one wife only- Hf* the same or one nature. -2. siusincereceiely devoted. -3- honest, ly disposed. ( -*: ) 1- one feeling, the eame or unchanged devotion ; 3. 65. -2- oneness, 1. 285, Pt. a- I- being one, q. one floor. fsf ?TI- ing but Si. 2. common. 4. 3. consisting of only ceremony one meal ( a day ). ETff eating but once a day as a religious observance. in one deivrtTfro. 1. believing devoted. ( -/. ) eat-2. firmly ty. a day. Hrrf a ing bat one meal one faithful or chaste wife- ( -*: ) ; Gratissimum breath, 1- a religions cl?t one in Having only one thought. -2. ; 9. 183. onion a measure. blow. by one serving one muster one deity. worshipping only. -3. eating together. ( -TJ? ) N. of vnfi no other wives Ms. 5. 158. -3. the wife of the same man ; a co-wife chastity uw ). killed a. ! Ms. f5s a. uni- ). offering 5^T : . at her eye the nity. ; (-gj : ) evil ted by same side partial. rorf I. 3T$crft ). ^f^ 79 ftsmnr: Tim g <m: one Pada or quarter stinza. (-eft) 1. a woman having one foot. -2. a Gayatri consisting of one Pada. crv a. Ved. an epithet of the dice in which one is decisive or of preeminent importance. apart of vftgrr, one >f3i meal. nfsr o. a -21. fixed - l - **?ating in on one in object. -2- unanimous, thinking think1. the same way. n^a. 314 ing with another, of one thought ; Mu. 2. 13. -2. fixing the mind upon one object, closely attentive ; qsTJTvrr: 3Jtanfi!r%^:M.2.-nn*a. of one syllable. having the face directed towards one place or jj<s a. |. object. -2. having the aame aim -3. having one chief or he.ad.-4- having one door or entrance ( as a n'g-g ). . (-^t gambling. -1. kind of "gpjj JJT^ = 1- ) fruit ( ^i?jiRcj ). q. v. qwr = warfr q. v. -Trie:, tjft- a. of pearls. -2. of the Ms. 9. 148. uterine. 1. family or caste ; m same ^sr: . ; M. 10 ; Bv. 2. 155 ; Si. 6. 26 ; V. 1. 9. -J. of one tenor, stable, eqnable ; Mil. 4. 7 ; U. 4. 15. -4. ; one ) ; _the ) a -W ( B. Msffhw^r: J. (-W:) -X 3. or exclusively devoted solely (to 43, 8. 65. oneness of aim or feeling. only flavour or pleasure. drama of one lasting f ) night. ^rf-ror o. lasting one night. for one night only. a 'heap, crowd -2. a sign of the zodiac. a. collected or sufficient *rf$T: 1- qp heaped together. ftt'wj; m. a coheir Ms. 9. 162. -CT a. Lot one form or kiod, like, similar Ki. 8. 2. ; ; 9. 55. -2. uniform, one -coloured. one form or kind ; Vr uni- ( -tf ) formity, invariableneas. formed or arising from one. 1 a word having one gender ^&r a _ . f^ir, . only . -2. K. of Kubera. (-f)a place in which for five krosas there \ but one (Phallus) ; M*npRit twentyone. fwvr a. of one kind ; simftrSi^H a. one-eyed ; see T^ple. SIS. fwrnr^ m. a rival ( having a common object or end in view )a pre-eminent warrior or hero ; w * fifatff- the singular number. -war a. l.of onecolour.-2. idenical, sumo. -J. of one tribe or caste. -4. the use of one .^^sT involving letter ( "fcfiww ) one form. -2. ( -oh ) I Brabmana. -J. a word of one *yllable. -4- a superior caste. ( _ojfj ) the beating time, instrument (castanot ) "^rfRi^of an equation in( ,n volving unknown quantity. ^rtor* a. I. of one colour. -2 of one old. caste. -rfitar a heifer *, -g^ a. one gatuient, in *iD8t* garment. imoim opinion ; one year having only one dress. f -) a m ^ an e or nnatr^^ f%TOj K . 85 raised 9 unanimous crvr ccneiatency in meaning, unanimity, reconciling different statement,. 6. 5. 48. ffr: 1- -2* a district is seen for4Kroas. ^/.heaven. 1^ ! a peculiar disease of Ihe throat. -2. one heap or collection. f^ ! Ved. the chief bull. wm;i -ofr/. a single braid of hair ( wotn by a woman as a mark of her separation from her husband Ac. ) TOTM*quii wrer Me. 92 ; o S. 7 ^^*isi n. j?t S. 7. 21. a solitary house or room. -crrWCTf*T<^ a. following the same profession. 1 ; ; 9W a. 101st. yt ( -jr ) 101. whole-hoofed. ( - =gw ; fjT a. once heard- . ; PrsrffT:/. one tree. in whioh bnt one tree Mv. 9. sentiment. liac., -W3T: m. an absolute king. *rws a ceremony one (-sr Ekavimgastoma irrtH the plant tfircra. a |. finding pleasure only in one thing, of one flavour ; R. 10. 17. -2. of one feeling or sentiment only, wr*^U. 5. 21 influenced only by rashness ; K. 7 JTfWrtf JTiTt Ku. 5. ft:RJT II 1. a kind of drum or tabor. -2* the Unitarian doctrine, monotheism, -wrt) -WT^ ind. 1. only once. -2. at once, suddenly. -3. at one time. JUST a. twenty-first ; consisting of twenty-one. ( -sr: ) the W' tral acoentless tone. ( obedient to one sixty-first. a. sixty-first. one placo ; -ftt ) in a "<* jgis a. Ved. command. H qi%: f. sixty -one. nJT ^r a. dwelling in K. 6. 29. HH*T, f^aro. seventy-first Htrre:/- seventy-one. a common place of meeting. WH a small double drum I'layed by a string and ball attached to tbe body of it. ?Vw: N. of a Soma ceremony. vn a. \. being or centred icone place; Kn. 1. 49 Me. 104 v. 1. -2-close-Btanding, ; slanilirg side the by side ; Pt. 3. 53. -J. combined. *ir' one or same place; q-^^sqr^n^^i^ i't. collected, sfff. the chief or highest (an allegorical designation of tbe scul). S-TITH a. one year old Mi). 4. 8 ; D. 3. 28. ( -sfr ) a heifer one year old. ( -n' ) the period of 4. 5. Hamoa ; one year. irqmtr a. of many. c n. ( -2 One ^, ( /. solitary, 5. 5 ?i ) uted as an ; 1 Dk. One indefi- nite erticle ). ; ; otber side ; iT*ari -?T ; 8- 4. 2. Oneness, unity, union, identity. rr$5 idd. [l*-^s] I In one place, -2 Together, all qr^Hirrs^R^ *3??i in close connection. taken together K 136 ^5^-Mqrw or (?*r* 8ft?rf5r on one side-on the other, bere-there. ; ; rr^r ind. \ Once, once upon a time, at one time. -2 At the same time, all at once, simultaneously ; H. 4. 93. (rgujrittd. 1 Inonoway. -2 Singly. 3 Atunce, at the same time. -4 Together. -5 Once, sometimes. a. Alone, solitary ind. One by ; U. 4. one, singly. a. Alone, solitary. num. keeping mind what one nas heard otco. ~fir:/. 1. aonotony. -2- tbe cen- in monotonous manner. company, -g^a N. of - ( a. Eleven. 5ft/- ) 1 Eleventh. -2 Consisting of eleven. -3 Lasting for eleen months. $ft 1 Tbe eleventh day of every fortnight of a lunar month, aacrod to Vishnu ; ( when fasting ia enjoined and is considered to be productive of gieat religions merit). -2 Presentations of offerings to deceased ancestors or Pitris on the eleventh day after decease, -^j The number eleven. -Oomp. -SHJ-J |. thousand. a collection of 11 days. -2. a sacri-T^TT: fice lasting for eleven days. N. of Siva ( the chief of the 11 Bn- one. drag Hf a. closely attentive. concentration. tnf$r 1001 ( -?: ) r one *TTr9r o. witnessed by *rtv \nd. together, in one ). aft the eleven holes of the 315 body ; B ee *. eleven Rudrag <> T^tT^iqr v^rs ; *h ( pi- ) A deer or antelope. -2 The hide A variegated colour. 1 of Congieting 11 rrsft parts. T^fi^pfifsj Consisting of eleven. < 1 To -2 To collect. combine. P.I To become one.blend, combine, be mingled. T^SVviw: 1 Combination, association. -2 Common nature or prounite, join together, ireftig;! perty. iranr a. Belonging to, or proceedar> A ing from one. partisan, an associate. r^ 1. 1 A. (epio. P. )( ^.isrhr- &, ^iSre, ifSig' T3f!T ) I To tremble, bake. -2 To move, stir ; ij saf&Mb. -3 To Bhine(P.).- WITHST? to drive away. 3^ to rise, go upwards. a. Shaking. a. Trembling. (of the earth). TSM Trembling, shaking. iJMfl P-p- Shaken, agitated. trfSr a. Affected by wind. A. ( <^, ir.;%3, .tfrfj ) TO an- gjyr of rubbish building constructed bone* &c., or of bard substances resnmbling bones. -2 A tomb, a wall round bones. -3 ( With BnddbiBts.) A sanctuary filled with relics. A kind of black antelope ; the several kinds of deer are given in this verses; CpHi) TTfft a -J In astr. ) Capricorn. -Oonrp. aiiV^ deerskin. fifcw;, ->jfj; the moon ; so e a. one B"NfT! &c. 'afau:, stjr^ having eyes like those of a deer. (-.) II. ( Capricorn. A female black deer. -2 A kind of poisonous insect. -Oomp. q^V 1 gated ( colour arrived. Of a varieshining. -2 Come, far. gated colour. rrasr a. Ved. Of TO . 1 1 -3 Going, flowing. ; follows Vft^nf So dition m reference which refers ^ wr it ; to finch extent. ; ) Ms. 9. 257. In this manner, thus, BO, here, at thia time, now. Note.w^ appears as the first member of compounds which are mostly self-explaining ; e. g. 3^rc tn immediately after this sfcr *3t& this matter ending thus 3fvf on this account, therefore ind. ; ; ; A. a. of such a state or condition. -Oomp. ^icR the presen: time. 3tT3frr a. belonging to the present time. K?orTr[ ^d. hence-forth. & one who does anything for the second time. mrr a. one ffa'J'T who does anything for the first time. Tlf^a- having one's origin in that. a. fTt^f nr (Tori?. at present, -2 Then certain Belonging to tn 1 now-a-days ; ( correlative to measure of of <wfa3 increase -3 To grow strong, become -4 To extend. -5 To swell, To cause to grow or Cau. " 1. 318. great. r ; ge . increase to ; celebrate, greet, fwqTTOT Bk. (Ht) snf5rfHT>T ^f^- ; Desid. Fuel ^: 15. 19 time, Ki. 1. jj'rS ). time 32. -3 => A 51 ; 90- ; S. 7. 15 ; Si. 2. 99 j B.9. 81, a Increased, grown. gt 1 man. -2 Fire. -^3 Prosperity, . A happiness ( Ved. ). trtmnr o, Prospering, increasing ; proCT hating the impious who sper (Say.). . 1 FueljirthT'rfit V Bg. 4. K. 71 C Y. ; in 2. oomp. rftjr 8- 166. 37 ; 71 5 Ms. 11. -2 Prosperity ). Prosperity, happiness. " increased qfr. j. 1 Grown, Si. 14. 31. -2 Brought up ; )J>I5jr%: wmh'fcft snr: S- Mv. -3 Filled 2. ,18. ; 7. 6. this. at this Now, ( <wt, 3T^*r ; husband 164. -2 To prosper, become happy, live in comfort ; gT>aV B"^^f P*- ; 3T7fi^ to this limit, so far Going. -2 Asking, To grow, 1 ^ ^ &o. -4 It is used in connection with a relative clause, in which case the relative generally 1 qf^VrS'^Trh The ; irfw, tj% A a younger sister whose elder sister has not been married; cf . $r but may sometimes remain in the neuter ; q-ff^r g^-g fl%: MB. 2. 206. -3 It often refers to what precedes, especially when it is joined with or any other pronoun ; nt 3 iraro: 9>? Ved. q^ a. the rrer^ ( Quantity or number. such a state or con- ; requesting. rnrr^ ^rr^jrtffr- without 1 r^vr: 1 Breath, expiration. -2 kind of fiM Silnrus Pelorius ) AB tne subject of a sentence it agrees gender and number with the preto so much, in ench far, qrarTr? dicate thu- degree, -2 Greatness q^ noun - (Tiritidr ; Tf^frt$fT TSJT^5T ind. * S. 5. In this sense is sometimes used to give emphasis to the ; ; far ; oft. used in connection with a relative pronoun which generally qY!h/. Ved. Arrival, approach. 1&fl[pron. a. ( m. HIST:, /. nrr, n, this here, yonder re?fi\ ) 1 This, ( ferring to what is nearest to the speaker ) ( ffffiTfTOic? %cf|f ^7 ) ; the Nom. forms are used like those of 5^ in the sense of 'here' ; irqr g-^rMu. 3 here I ask <&c. ; [T irentft Sk.; ; similar to this kind, ; horse. 1 a of tremrq a. So much, ao great, so many, of such extent, BO far, of aach quality or kind q^pr^f^T Ku. 6. 89 ftrd ^nt B. 2. 51 A A. Brihmana. -2 -2 Of 2. 51. a *W: one-fifteenth ^rflr. this. variegated A dappled colour, shining. >$: hone ( particularly the horses of the sun ). or cf . " said of the horses Variegated. -r*t A horse of a varie- ( ; 1 MHIJ^, "Jf) -?^r ( -5fr> ~tfl" ) Such,auch like ; ^rffr ^at^n; Bh. in 1& A kind of medicinal plant. ewe. KiMpra way of gods ). -2 personal pronouns a. Deaf. -3. A kind of sheep. -Oonrp. -irsr: the medicinal plant Cassia Toia or Alata ( 3 ^r ) used for curing ring-worms. qis a. 1. deaf and dumb ; cf. zftgyp. -2. wicked, perverse. rjg-^f: 1 A ram. -2 A wild goat. A idftntms river) flowing stream. 1 Going on their MM. m. Ved. Trembliog.caaking -3 A rranr wftySU. of a deer. -3 ^. Bee 1 Sin, offence, fault ; 14. 35; -2 Mischief, crime.-3 Unhap pinesa. -4 Censure, blame. 174; 16. 8. Si. 316 Canted by crime. -2 a. 1 <Tif**tr or q-5vrS%^ a- Wicked, W identical ; sunfcrair ftrffri S^T qrs: Bh. 2. 40 that very man ( 3 Bin- fnl. ; Ved. Thus ind. irjrT ; that time. n. ; To be obtained. tjrf a. R:, rrq^ A course, way. A kind of grass crjgjr ( said A kind of The plant ; ( ; ^ a ; plant Oroton Polyandrnm ( jpfrfij ]. speoies of cu- 8 A E5WJ 1 of The fragrant bark of *1?W (Feronia Elephantnm). -2 A granular substance ( used ss_a drug and perfume ). N of Kubera; see ildl? Ssftgr. Cardamom plant; q-sprf 9764. -2 Cardamom ?5 the plant). -Oomp. (the seed of o plant Mimosa Ootandra. Small cardamom*. Den. P. 1 To be merry or frolicsome. -2 To be wantonly mischievous in behaviour. * perfume. -2 A 1 A fcind tijjtb' medicinal substance or plant. a. Ved. 1 Going, moving. 1. trq- -2 Speedy, quick : way ; or a courser, a fleet f>P?A*j horse ( pi. ; ) habit ; or desir mode of proceeding, custom, according to Say., hymn. -Oonrp. ; *rf o- or going in a granting pro- ways & 10 ( ) diminution ; ( 11 ) com- or courses. going with horses or giant) ing desires, going quickly. ( N. of Vishnu. a. 2, (r^- ind. This [particle is most frequently used to strengthen and emphasize the idea expressed by a ; ; so, just BO, like, really expression, -fir^, -f*5;a. knowing so or sncb, well-inforuied.-f^sja- of snob a kind, such. -q? behaving such ; of auch a kind. ir^r^f o. Ved. So speaking, true. tffrt %, Rf^j, ( 3Wf ) I approach. -2 To hasten towardg, fly at, attack any one. ~3 To endeavour to reach or gain. -4 To To go or request. -5 To desire. -6 To creep or glide. ITT a. Desirable, to be I desired. -2 Gliding, running epithet of ViBI nn. q 1 Banning or hastening towards. -2 Seeking -3 Wish, ; 1 (12) restraint or (13) need merely as an expletive. (This particle is used in the Vedas in the senses see *^r. ; kind of fish. i showing similarity ), G. M. ( = af ); and ) ; S. a. igjr ITT 1 U. ; ( (i* fcfj mand r: -qiqt 7 ) like, as tion A ram ; tection ( ) also, generally to emphasize a statement ; vrnrBnrnT ft cumber. or, 6 ( a. Ved. Going. , r while jnst thinking Ac likewise ; ( *f?T -qrar the insNfT, ; ; small tree with a scanty number of leaves ) ; and hence the proverb: pepper. -Oonrp. ; ; fish. castor-oil W ( ; so of Buch quality or of sqdescription, so, such. an such a kind or form. Tijf: such 7.24. and not others ) ( 4 ) already nr q* ST & RnnRl Kn. 4. 30 ( 5 ) scarcely, the moment, as soon as 3-qRniH chiefly with participles B. 1. 87 Wrirfr =*rffcr ^T^r q-n as soon ae the name was uttered to have turned to clubs when plucked by Krishna and bis family ; of. Mb. * A woolen carpet. .. ) v Ved. [a. -n called, bearing this name, -unr a- of such a kind ; U. 5. 29 only, alone, merely, (implying exclusion ) r as^wn^fljrr >ft*T Kn. 3. 63 only the truth, nothing but the trnth ; so *rWfo, at then, possessing such virtues, S. 1. 12. - word; (1) Just, quite, exactly ; era;. ds; quite so, just so ; (2) same, very, Slnfnl, wicked, wrong. indeed, truly, : choice. iron or: An Seeking, Seeking. -2 Wish, desire. -3 Driving, pressing. -4 Probdesire. ing, -orr 1 Seeking ; wish, -2 Begging, request, -ofr 1 A goldsmith's balance. -2 A probe ( of irqur a. arrow, -or ). trar ind. 1 Thus, to, in this manner or way ; (referring to what precedes as well as to what follows ) ; ar^r* Pt. 1 it is so ; t&vrQfr %*T&* oh, not so, ( do not do so ); (TO; has sometimes an adjsotivai force tr^ ; n^'f snob words. -2 7es, quite so assent ); wtar-3?> afT^ er( implying 1 iron or steel ). A goldsmith's balance. a. Seeking, striving to get. . p. \ To be desired or Kn. 7.88. -2 To be aimed at or Bought -3 To be approached. -4 ( At the end of corny. ) Relating desirable"; to medical examination. l^TW YnreqKn.2.31. said likeness ; It is also have the senses of ( 3 ) (4) sameness of manner; (5) affirmation or determination (6) command or it IB often used merely as an expletive. (In the Vedas u-? occurs to ; ; very rarely its place being usually taken np by re ) -Oomp. jrefa a. so situated or circumstanced -aTTi^S arm a. of such qualities or kind, such and the like tr^rrrf^fir: S. 5 ; Ku. 5. 29. -3iT7 ind. in this manner. ; ; 5j7r?y bic a. Wishing, desirous, a. 1 Driving, impelling. -2 ut Desiring, desirous of, wishing ( the end of corap. ); 'n^'f ftr*}f^ u IIH. R. 1. 8. Wish, desire. To be desired or songht. -2 To be approached. -3 To be prob(T(%:/. irir a. 1 ed. rr^ Ved. well. a. containing so many syllaa. Ved. thus instants. Desirous. -2 Striving Anger. 93 minded. being in this condition or so circumstanced ; tr^ r^ under these circumstances. gar a. 1 -T?T a. intellect, VHS ; a. Ved. Of all-pervading an epithet of tho Vivede- cf . P.v. 1. 3. 9. 317 N. of Siva. TO. ^: interjection of ho ) ; ( 1 ) An ind. (2) remembrance 3) ;( ; invit- ; ing. ir^ a. Belonging to one. At once. ind. Singleness occurrence. tr^Tf*j Sole 1 of time or ^n?5 sovereignty, su- / r ( ) I Nighagtavas. cially, the .identity of the human soul or of the universe witb the r^qgr 1 Unity of words. Being formed into one word. -2 tt^TTo'r Singleness of nature or purpose. T^UfZT Unanimity, agreement, sameness of opinion ; R. 18.36 gjgH*faTH3Wf H. 1 all are unanimous on this point. Monarchy. Provided with 101. The prodnct of the length and depth of the portions or little excavations differing in depth ( In Colebrooke monotonous tone, monotony. ( *fivf- ) Provided - with 1001. cr*'llft$: 1 A thief ( breking intoloi.ly houses) fcsrf^ weinrrfbo5or Dk. 67; Si. 19.m. -2 The owner of a single house. W ; Trrtent on one object. Intentness on one object. A soldier of the body- guard ;Raj. T.5. 249. Unity, unity of soul. .Identity, sameness. -J Onenesi with the Supreme soul. 1 -2 Oneness of relation. -2 Existence in the co-extension ( in ?i*>rftr< !)-: game subject Logic ) nnwrft ; spiritnona liquor. cfosir a. Wade of sugar-cane. Suitable 1 r>gcj) a. [ 53 55 ] complete, perfect ; I Absolute, Bg. 14. 27. -2 ) for A carrier of sugar-cane. ] Carrying A descend- , Traditional. 1 igwa^ -2 Hislo.'ical. An historian. -2 One who knows I or studies ancient legends. Traditional instruction, ttfrlljt legendary account ^ rrftgr ; sr?^Rwft ^mrn^c Ram. ; faeftqVNir( ?m?f is regarded an one of thePramanas or proofs by the Panrftnik as and reckoned along with srftr^i, &c. ; see bearing Substance, scope, state of being f^qc >. e. naving this meaning, purport or scope ) ; (lii. a load of sugar-canes. a. [ |??Ff -OT* ] ; a. Fit for this yoke. Belong- -g; I A Sin. *rrqi$ a. ( rt /. ) [ ij-JH-JC ] U. 5. -2 The country ruled by the Aikshvakns. Vrata of the f 11. 126. 9>: Wvsfffc I\fitf ( tff /. ) trary. Ved. [sTf-a?^] 1 Conrefreahicg. -2 anything taining Containing the word ($*r) ( ucb as a chapter). -3 Belonging to a sheep. a: N. of Purnravas (jswr: ) q-ffff a. ( sfr/. ) Belonging to a qjt A specioa of sheep sheep. ^5- a. ww A and rubbish. wall Mil. 8. U. 1; 1. 34. *: month, -^t The plant I Lunar A ; Irtnai T tftmrsft. The asterism Mrigagiras. -2 The called ^tlT q- v. ; Ms. [ Optional, voluntary ; ^ftnnr f ?5i3r*r: Diy. B. -2 Arbi1 wre^T Bhashi -tf *r>, reya Bilhmana. -2 Bearing sugar-cane. ; P. 69. t. ( sfr/- [?g-Mr] Made of, produced from sugar-cane, sugary. -% I Sugar. -2 A kind of q^Tfcp The one accent- ) or 1. 170. tt^fpST, tNft* ). %&*a. (r/. 5T: Originating EfftM-5^] ant of Itara ( or Itara, a sage ) to whom the Aitareya Br4hmaria and were revealed. -Oomp. N. of an Opanishad. m A reader of the Aita- alg. ) sngar-ctne. ttq?3ly a. (qft/.) Produced by or relating to animals with uncloven hoofs ( as milk &c. ) ; Ms. 5. 8 ; T. less ; <* t^fT^T . from Aitareya. -5 An aggregate, whole. -6 Deity. ( tfr/- ) U. 6. 33. -2 Unanimi-3 Identity, sameness. -4 Espe- R. 10. 82 ty. ). qcT^r?T3' Tbe state of having this property or peculiarity. Ephe- meral. -2 Of one or the same day, quotidian. -J Lasting for one day (as a sacrifice, fever, festival &c.). l^f 1 Cneness, unity, harmony ; ( COitUS ( TJ^'T Sameness of aim or 1 tt^TST purpose. -2 Consistency in meaning. preme power.-2 Absolute monarchy. a- ( *f/ ) I Belongq;$ ; a - ( *T / ) Hunting black antelopes, a deer-killer. irofTr o. ( 'ft/.) [loft-3*] Produced from the black doe or from anything connected with her. A black antelope. A kind of ?f Assured, certain ; Sin. K. 68 Mn. -3 Exclusive. & In private, apart from others Pt. 1. l^nwT^': A P n pil who commits one error in reading or reciting ( the Vedas ). 4. calling (=Hola, &c. of bones . or -3im a. [ an antelope ( aj skin, to belonging wool Ac.): V. 1.2^9 B. 2. 50 Indra ing or sacred to and of 6. 275: 1 N. of Arjnna Vali ( who are regarded as sons of -2 N. of a Samvatsara. -3 53- ). Tne part of a sacrifice offered to \ N. of a Ril: addressed Indra. ; ; -ft W fcir^9>T ^TnV^r N. V.-3 The east, esetero direction (presided over by Indra ); to Indra ; irii^rsr J- - ChandVTs. 58';Ki. 9.~18. -3 The The eightemth lunur mansion. -4 half second the in eighth day of the months of -5 Indru's energy his wife 5aclii ). wWi$ ( nc' personified ^1a -6 Misfortune, 318 A kind of encumber. -8 of Dnrg&.-9 Small carda1 The eighteenth lunar mansion (j^;r). -2 Wild ginger. misery. -7 An epithet mom. if tfoan'dfo (tHr/-) [ iW&f yifir Deceptive, magical, illusive. -2 Familiar with magic. qf: A 59f ] 1 juggler Si. 15. 25. ; The fourth part n'^sn'nf: a C libation to Indra. $W&*r " ( &/ ) Affected with morbid baldness of the head. A qfef^TT: tj jm Agni ; a. species of elephant. Relating to Indra and so ijfrwTT<Ti -2 A Vftli, N. of Jayants, the monkey -chief. crow (frj^: ; faw H&Wfrr f%^- ?1T *?nfV ft^ri K. 12. 22. -2 Present, perceptible to the senses. y The world of the senses. Thinking only of sen- qfrinfj-a. these tree. theist. of lightning sft/. ) [ t^-arnr ] Consun. sf. M. of the Biiliog of fuel. ttjq' a. [ i^ UJT ] Belonging to a ( master or the sun. ; f; ( See elephant ( produced at the churning of the ocean ). ^RTV N. of the elephant of Indra. -2 An excellent elephant. -J One of the chief* of the Nagai or ^ m. (^t I A N. of Brahma, -ind. vocative particle ( oh ). -2 An passion ( ah A ! A ; asylum, refuge. -3 A resting plaoe. -4 Pleasure, gratification. [ of. Gr. oikot ]. ai 1 ^] Fossil or healing wonuds. (3: swti [ ?65rm N. of 1 asrat ] Ha and Bndha ). Man. jj 1 Food, Pnrnravas (son of -2 The planet a quantity of food. A -2 particular number. Ved. q%: Noise, cry . f Kubera; Si. A 1 kind of perfume. -2 3 [ fflT-wr !.] 1 Supremacy. Vtg human power. -6 The divine faculties of omnipotence, omnipresence &c. Ved. Weak, powerless. a. Consisting of stalks ; made of reeds or canes ; rri^jf a;^ a section of the ^fw^ Ved. bricks Sacrificial collectively. ^ffrp or of a perfume. -2 The planet Mars. ^%ir: ^^9 sovereignty ; tr&qVr^nrtft M. 1. 1; P*5IT^rt.-2 Might,'power, sway. -3 Dominion. -4 Affluence, wealth, S. 5.18. -5 Supergreatness ; ficial, N. 1 : ; ^rtt ; Bndra's dog. <*. (sir/.) [ 5i%-3^] 1 Sicri- ceremonial. -2 Treating of jiy sacrifice ( as a work ). -Oomp. a. belonging to ffijjf ( belougins: to sacrifices or charitable ^pNr works). Mars. Happening in or belonging longing to Siva ; K. 2. 75. -2 Su- to thin world, temporal, sublunary Of world or place, temporal, ( opp. preme, regal. [I51H-3W] Belonging to The north-eastern 1 -2 N. of Dtirga. sir direction. this seonlar, worldly. loi'ging to or . produced by a lord or a. I -2 Good for ap ( for: ) A A bug cake of ; prevent. ; afrnOT a. \ United. -2 Solitary despised, cast oft so Ku. -2 An , by one's frind. current _ ; _ &c. so ^fSrc , WTST inundation. -3 heap, qnan- stream, srfr floor. ; 1 Gratification, pleasure. -2 A comfortable place. -3 A resting place, house ( in general ). r: -Comp. a Favourable to the house; to its inmates. this 1 P. ( To be dry. -2 To be wtftm ) I g, able be sufficient. -3 To adorn or grace. -4 To refuse, -5 To ward off, Meeting together, unit ed t. e. -2 Local, of Business (of tiiis world). ^rjr t ci- worldly minded. f; place. bouse, kind to a household. ). house. -2 refuge, shelter. -3 A bird. -4 A Sodra. residence as aftq;^ n. 1 A house, in fl^toB or ^fi*5 a god. -2 An gftsK-. I in ^Tf [ ; ) interjection of ( 1 ) calling ; ( holla, ho ) ; ( 2 ) remembrance ; ( 3 ) com- w [ 5ft"f tTsrTTffl- 1 so salt. Siva, arm ] a! Panjaba (=5^ 13. 18. ^ir a. (ft/.) [ pi-aro ] Belonging to an elephant Ma. 3. 20. H <^ f?] Quantity, number. (said to be n. ; two senses). -7 The orange ?r 1 A vast and waterless region. -2 (pi.) N. of a Varsha. -3 N. of the northern path of tbe moon. -a'f 1 The female of Indra'g elephant. -2 Lightning. -3 N. of a plant ( *z'. <j>fi)' -4 N. of the river Ravi in tbe sual pleasures. rt^T the Supreme Being, majestic. -2 Powerful, mighty. -J Belonging to SiTa R. 11. 76. -4 Supreme, royal. -5 Divine. fr N. of Darga. rock &c. <&('. [JSWJf'i- ?=j] 1 Arjuna, or serpent-race (inhabiting Patala). -4 The elephant presiding over the east. -5 A kind of rainbow. -6 A kind 4. 44 ; . A 319 &o- -4 The whole. -5 Continu-6 Quick time in music. -7 Tra- gn ity. dition, traditional instruction. kind of dance. T' See under sflwwg, U. 10 1, -8 A 3R[3FT(ct, (3?|3TfiT, cat cross threads /. also ( as in ) afr^rfr Issuing out, rising of the dawn. ; epithet 3TrTT : > -sf q. v. Un. C *?-3=f: boil?d Food, =ar]jfff up- rice e. ; 2. 76 g. ifvify^;, -2 Grain mashed and cooked with milk. -3 A cloud. 5S) ?a "Ttw &o. -4 Splendour, light- -5 ( In Bhet. ) An elaborate form of style, abundance of compounds (considered by hie master than be taught); <. g.sfj- ; Dndin to be the 'son! of prose') ^t 1. SRW^J^ScT^w ; afr- gftfcm; Kav. 80; see K. P. 8 also; said to b of 5 kinds in B. Q. -6 In astr. Each ( ) alternate sign of the zodiac ( as the flrit, third &o. ). -7 Water. -8 Metallic lustre. sft jnrTTor*wn P. VI. 2. 69 8k. The plant ( ^r ) Sida Cordifolia. -Oomp. sTis'Tfi -smrr, -sf^Prar N. of a medicinal plant ( JT?rffwr ). S>f^ n. -9 Manifestation, ap- Wetting. pearance. -10 Skfll ;in the use of weapons. 3tTO^ powerful. wbrw^, aihryf^a. 1 Strong, vigorous, energetic, powerful;^ JT*>srr?* ?i^r tf $n R. 5. 37 ; Si. 12. 35. -2 Splendid, bright. 3*riTT<m Den. A. To show strength or vigour, exhibitone'sheroism :Bk. 5. 76; U.S. 32. airier Wl ) a. (Super, of 3^ = ^. Most strong, vehement. arfsffT^a. More vehement, stron- head 1>T onrl ; An ; '^- a srti'far ^ 8. An instigator. -j. ] Speed. -2 Strength. ^TrS'^-S'St A musical mode which omits two of the cotes of the cale ( R and q ). Wild ^T3T= and sa) ; ( m rice. pl- ) N. of a people ./atia.flower.-CoHrp.-gjr^ijr the China-rose. -jretr the ,7aa -flower; Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis and its flowers. 1 P. D. Si. 1. 1. ( afrrilr, BTffSij ) To re- (c) all right); ; fg-eftT- command ; ; and is regard mysti-o- aaonocyllable, ed as the object of the most profound religions meditation. In the said that it is what has been, and is to be that all is om only on. Literally analysed, om is taken to be made up of three the letter a is letters or quarters this syllable is all that which is ; t ; Vui.tv.armr a,tha spirit of is I waking souls u ia Taijase, in the waking world ; the spirit of dreaming vonls in the world of dreams and m is Prajna, the spirit of sleeping and undreaming and thewhol om is said to oe souls called nsnally ]. -Oomp. .the sacro'd syllable 3?t^.-2 the A 1 -2 One protector. is favourably disposed (towards another). -3 Any one 8t to be protected or favoured. I Protection.-! Favour, 3?rTrC i kindness. -3 A kind person. sffasfw^ a. Friendly. -2 Fa 1 -3 kind. vonrable, pleasing. sffararr Protection, Satiating, kindness, as- sistance. wfcir Ved. Favenr, protection. aftt^v A hard scratch MM. 7. ; affoj a. aw esculent root ( To afrsftiT ) hostage as. damp. Wet, ; An ?y : ) throw upwards, cait or A Wet, damp. g- t 3jrWi come or received a hostage, word occurs this ( once or twice in Viddhasilabhanjikft ). Burning, combustion. -2 1 afj.^: Cooking, baking. ar^ori Pungency, sharp flavour, ofr A pot-herb. TV. 3?if,-vr-^ A 1 ] herb, plant q7B ; aft . srifScj- ; 75 d ) anspioionsneBB (e) removal or warding off.- 3 Brahman. [This word first appears in th? Upanishads as a ( Mandukya Upanishad - their country (the modern OficMs. 10. 44. -|- : The China-rose. The udder. axsent or acceptance (yes, u: MM; 6 ger. STfajTsj a- -9BT*: throw up. 3frg a. An ornament of the horn ( Say. ). The sacred syllable om, aftT^ ind.l ottered as a holy exclamation at the of a reading of beginning and end the Vedas, or previous to the commencement of a prayer or sacred work. -2 As & particle it implies (a) solemn sffitraation and respectful assent ( so be it, amen ! ). ( 6 ) 3TTT5T-' Ted. Strong, a. n. Flowing. -2 I It ). exclamation 3tY*t, or pronunciation of the same. -3. ( fig. ) commencement; irr crnrftere: M v. 1; B. B. 3.78. who 1 to the ( Sometimes sft^r is prefixed names of pupils to denote that the pupil's object is more to be fed by ; Brahma Prawava or E/rakeharam a^TTP Ved. ] I Bodily strength, vienergy, ability. -2 Vitality. -3 Virility, the generative facnlty. sfnr^n. gonr ( wards strong or increase, grow. gf Odd, uneven. artsr a. web -2 A *3$i( it )?I" -2 To able The woof or 1 Sffjj: of a adt^. To be 1 3?ri3TcT ) and lengthwise, vertically and horizontally. ind. crosswise multitude tlty; mass, ripe. -Oonrp. J$T-, -irvr:, -;rtj: the moon ( aa presiding over and feeding plants ) ; cf. coming . 15. 13 ; 3r 2. R. 2. 73 a. 7. 1 ^S. ; 4. produced from plants. ( -gf: ) fire. in Kn. ; a dealer -2. a phy- *rrt, - medicinal drugs. moon Si. 9. 36 means physician also ). mvr the capital of Himalaya JTfnnB?rf*Jf* fanr^ ffrJT*fS* Ku. sician. -3. the ( where ; ' ' it ; 6.33, 36. ind. Immediately, quickly. a Burning. - ; move, take or drag along. aftfor o. Removing -- ofr ( dn. ) ] Heaven and earth. -2 Vessels used in the preparation of Sotna. -3 Pre- artrT * [ 3n-%-i5 ] Woven, ewn with threads across. -Oomp. ijfo a. 1. sewn crosswise and lengthwise. all directions. above duality ( for further aocount see Gmigh's UjjanMiadi pp. 69-73). ; serving power, protection. -2. extending in ; nnkno wftble,nnspeakble, i nto which tho whole world p88Bsaway, bl eased () In later times om came to be used as a mystic name for the Hindu triad, the three representing the union of gods a ( ViiliNii \u( Siva ), and m. Un. 2. 4] A lip ( lower or upper); gr^is^ ^rf^T:, Ms. 8. A creeper aft 282 3W, f*f. bearing a red fruit to which the lip is commonly compared ( miTcJ ). the at or an of words ( In comp. ; before sfts may be dropped, and the fern, optionally may end in 320 tt or | ostium -Oomp. and lower upper the ( creeper whose f rnit a. sr lipe. the lipg lip. a lip of ). the produced by or aprout-Iike /. The earth, -ind. An- ukthas. The Ukthag. text of the A peculiar mode of recitationfr A multitude of oxen; Si. 5. 62. a. [ ggret flffff ed in a pot STfai^ [ ( 3TST any disease of the f? ] Boil- ). lipg. At the end of comp. Taking care of the A 35: lips. ) lip. a. [3?fa-i] 1 Being -t the lipg. -2 Belonging to the lips labial ( as the sounds ). o,,o-fl HT ] Crossing in a boat. senger in a boat, or raft. f: [ ^if-aiw or the king of the 3ft?9j33f A 5ft fierceness, dreadfulneg*, cruelty &c. r- [ aita-WT$ arw ] Flood. ] 1 suitableness. fitness, propriety, -2 Congroity or fit- ness, os one of the several circumstances which determine tbe exact meaning of a word in a sentence ; of the ( ^-a^ 3jf^TT a ] (-fr-^r) [ Northern, living in the north.-Oomp. such ae ft)f)T ftift^5t: in the ^n, example &c. rosWt2 ^i?m5W there ) mw- qrg ^f - in the last word 8. D. ; or atnegg in taking 513 to t9<$ -3 Habituation. T^T: ^> of Indra's horse. affa-^q-: WHrer energy. energy. a. [ ar^Rrar: ', 1 with awe* ?* ] N. Abhimanya and star. wr/- ) Inborn, innate, natural. -2 Produced at the game time. Conducive to vigour or Treating of work [ ( the ). o. Gross, rough. fT/- ) [ 3?ff-3iTs ] Born Borne or placed upon the hipI That which is liable to be abolished in exceptional cages, though gene as a rule of ( grammar ). -2 General (ops. to particular ), not restricted. -) Terminating, conclud-4 Leaving, quitting.-5 Naturinherent. -6 Produced naturally or directly. -J Derivative. ing. al, sftrgsHt [ jf^?-*!!** ] I Anxiety, uneasiness -2 Ardent desire, eager. ness, zeal 3rNg ; 8. 5. 6 ; Whg-F^ rr Ratn. 1. 2. portents, Aquatic, watery, referring to water 3T produced by aquatic olants. a^^-^ a. ^ afoffor: f%- g?t f4 Strength, vigour of life, ^ff/- ) :fr /. ; [3^-"^] ) Contained in a backet or pitcher. N. of Dhrnva. -2 The polar a. ( vigorous, acting A hero. ( comprehended or term. of Parlkshit, son of Uttarl. Gold. Energetic, strength. a. ; is aftiVfi mean " belonging .to the following day. - direction. no- true ). Desire, ( *f/' ) Referring to 3ftrTfT^ the gods who are in the highest - Aptnegg, ] 1 idea, ; > inhabitant, place. s^w tion ( ( tbe tb!rd o{ perform- or produced in a fountain fourteen Manns. STJ-wrj ] Forraidableneag, ored knowledge. Praise Siting rally valid - Bringing, 1 tepid -2 Beaching. -3 Meditation-Gomp. 5rjjp3;a. cne who hag sa. pas- longing for. -2 Anxiety. afltcfcsir [ gspir-TST ] Excellence superiority. sfnrfir: N warm, Receiving anything with 375? month or beak turned upwards Odra country, q.v. ^ar-^sr [ raft. v. An ] Ved. little ing. Performed [ 357-3T^r ] by means of the moon cr . A a. : sound. -2 N. of Sesha aftw "ttl: <jgv- ( interjootion of (1) calling (ho,holla)j (2) addressing (ohl);(3) opposition ; (4) asseveration or determination. cite* the tender lip. ge the cavity made by opening the lipg. getr: -wrthe tree Qrandis the root of the -^ a A ( the ;jirfr reeeunbleg disease srrg- irg-tf: gJt m. \ or Ananta. lip. labial ). -T aivjrr Bryonia -13JT aF?PT: L. as f%>t( 4r )si-tr[ cf. ; ]. ( snob as a ). [ 3?(^nr wtt s^ ] 1 A cook, (one who knows howtooook). -2 One to whom rice or mashed grain is given at regular times. ] Raised from wells or drinking fountains ( ag a tax ). p asaft^TOT: ( l- ) A school of tronomers who reckoned tbn first motion of the planets from sunrise gfrfSZ&i [^SWS-BI^] Brightnegg, Portentous, prodigious, calamitous K, 14. 53. qr A portent. brilliancy. ". Wet, moist. K. 178. -* Belonging to stars kind of Riga ( in Mnsio ). ; A / ; One of the five ) [ different states of Relating to or treating of birth (jpfr? the soul (with Jamas), when sctlons arise and exert an inherent influence q. T. ). oa the future. B21 o. ( qft/. W )[ 3^> J Voracious, gluttonous a ; lnt- ton *rf*1f ftf jr*rwf nfwfNnn V. 3 ; M. 4. ; WTf $ a. [g^> *s jfd,] 1 Being in womb. -2 Entered into the womb. the a. of or sea] loned with, hotter- milk. jr Battermilk 'with an equal proportion 1 of water. Aooaitomed -^ salt, rock to stand in water. 3fa[Tfr* ( With Jainag ) The gross body which envelopes the foul. wig ] 1 Generosity, aJt^nr [ -2 Greatness, nobility, magnanimity I see Malli. on Ki. 11. 40 also under j-^ir. ; 3 1. tion ng i t in Indifference, apathy ; vff- Udombara trees. -2 A form -4 Oopper. A The of Udura- wai *r] Tbs siif - ) [ sirs-?? ] 1 -? Enumerat- ing' [ 3<[ 3 mony ( < A deducted patri. 43 -2 reach. j * ( fr tiv<> application. a metre ; A pp. Victor!- Si. 10. CO. Being ''? ] in / r C ) ^" band, within proper. -3 Theoat Fit, afmrirte ( / ^> ziw C ) an Being in the ladle (as an offering). Being near the knees. -3 Living by 3T?3T or tachir,g. wealth a* ). ( Got by instruction I symptoms ( [w*^] Serving for R simile or comparison. -2 Shown by simile. Comparison, 3?t1WT [ 3<JT-iw ] rrsemhlnnce, analogy ; 3Timt iI*i'T | $ far of or treating of diseases ). to [ aw4-^ ] Sllporin- 1 heresy. doctrine, virtue, or a degraded principle <* /) HT*: H - ! WT " 12 40 v.l. 3. Belonging to the sentences calle q. v. A -2 faro* U. T: an tendenoe. -2 The 8tte of being I -2 Obtained by mean-, an expe- ht. Proper, fit, ri R -<*:-* A efforts. ditnt, Ki. remedy ; 2. 35. Deceitful, Relating to the emplryment deceptive. ) C^^f] of anything or'application ( ). Be- of the wheel of Serving for the part v. ^ T a carriage called 3W, q. a (wn). of carriage wheel to a viceroy. above. Being or produced or Kelatii.8! to the rite cf invest.tnre thread); Ms. 2. with Y. CB ; ^>^fq^: A wood relating to wood etaffi made of the of the Ptln tree. 1. 37. -^/ /. ) [ w*^- 3^ ] One who has committed Upapataka, q.. v. nose. Being near tbe Issuing (M from a wellK -2 [ se- at o. 5 ( Ready 1 ! ). STT?- afni Metaphorical, figurative 1'gnra( opp. s^f)- ] poition or in- from (*>/) a- reei- -2 T^e sun or condary Deducted from patrimony, portionheritance arrnrn^^ &K ] Being or placed near =ffi? ( the knot of the wea.'ing garment ) ( of males or females ); *3JT 5^WfWJ26 ; SH^-ffti Bk. 4. the arm-pit- aTrr^ra- Cft / able, heritable. the Dpaniehads. <st ) A virtue. of. -eft 1 The Supreme onl, Brahman. -2 A follower of the doctrines of earfe. eye-witness. and acrid substance like Showing indicative the Upanisbads ; atWist^ a^r ( another name for Vedanta phil. ). f-j of the Udgfttri priest. ; scriptural, theological. -2 on, derived from, ; retical. aTr-ronr honey Un- the cfHce of 35 ] 1 An eclipse. moon in eclipse. aihro* ^ bitter 1. Being near the R!ating place full uUh;id eieva] Height, of 3?r of or coming from, the Udum1 N. of a region abcnnd- si^fwwfi bira trees. A ar*-w [ moral alo vf'f^g- stoicism. of Tama, the god of death, fr- A branch of the Udnmbara tree. ( 1 The wood of the Odnmbara tree. -2 The Odmnbara fruit. -3 A kind of office T; ] 10. ree.-n: leprosy. I? nelri, q. v. see Made tfr/. ) [ a^fl: ( dence, a tent. - b ara ( anftw [ Living by (teaching) the Upanisbads. ^Ti^T? a. ( ^V/. ) [ gT|ft!^-3R C and T 25 ; G. L. 4. -2 Solitariness, loneliness. -3 Perfect indifference, (to^ ), a. Being or contained _in the udder ( as milk ). 3?n*W Milk (produced from the nddr ); R. 2. 6C v. 1. ^Jgrij /. ) ( ijft Based or founded ; or j?r- affairi ; ; aft sfkft fff marriage. ] Ki. 1 ; Relating to marriage.-! Obtained Ms. 9. 206. Y. 2. 118 % A gift made to a woman at her 3?fW ^ A deposit or pledge ; anything pledged or deposited T. 2. 65. -2 Pro- -3 Depth cf meaning; excellence. ] salt. in marriage 3W w Spring water. -2 Fossil 1 srri^tf I Viotoricnsnesg. duction of plants. aft /. ) ( eft, Made ens. > Proceeding from or re- favour or kindnes.-2 Op- of the Ptlu tree, 322 l] Stony, stones ( -2 of stone. as a tax ). f from Raised Fasting, a fast. ^ 3HS-3TO ] 1 Food -2 Fasting. t suitable for a fast. [ 1 Relating tongrijfor household Given daring fagiiug be done during fast. a. 3 Fit for fasting ( ; money ( to ); 3Wfl 35 [ 3 able to fast. holy, sacred. for domestic rice-ball [ adqsr a. 3w?i wi? arw] 1 Serving for riding on. -2 Drawn for pleasure ( as a carriage ). gn A king's elephant -2 A to Any royal vehicle. Belonging to Dpendra The acred i/td. syllable f ?vff J *' / ) 3WJJT- t ] Flaxen. a. ( off/ ) ) ^ ] 1 -2 addition. plementary mentary. armn:: Mentioned L srs^-a^ in ] 1 ( .. fr/.. Any- at the r The An ar- *- ( x *JV/- ) Able to cope with adversity. Portentous. -3 Relating to change &o. -4 Superinduced ( as a disease ). -5 Connected with a Preposition. QJ- Irregular action of the humour* of the body, producing cold sweats ( 1 -2 *flfllKfl-[%qra . business m on, or worship. srfawrftsff a. Otfi/.) A 3JK [OTW a?T$%T ; 88. R. 16. aMW-e^ legitimate 128. son or daughter ; Y. 2 3Jm distin- guished. 3U?fV = 4lW aftfSr? 4 [ Mv.2. q. v. arfjfci sq^ ] Greatness ; 16. afhfr, ^ioRf, ] /. ) [ 3;ri-3?w, s^f^ 5^ ^i ] a. ( oft, -sir Woollen. J ground [ 3W-lf:j J Living ] bv Cohabitation a. ( -^ tf /. ) as au oblation ] Serving or Sj An offering O r oblaOffering. affmffcp W ] a** ; N. of A col- . j- -^ to in, 3TRnr> wrsr^w a. [ -sft, ->/. ] Belonging or peculiar to Usanas ; origiiiatiog from Usanas, it 1 The law or taught by him. book of ;?5Hr ( a treatise on civil an Upaporaa. polity ). -2 N" of g^pjff-ajor ] subsequent or A funeral ceremony. Relating to a deceatcd person, "funeral, performed in h noar of the dead (asarite):faf ; -2Pert.i n Dg to i attri- Pro- Snced Saiva or an aaherent of the sect. 3lHr a. QbUlMd lating to Be Aurva. -2 Produced from ( ,f ) [ gr,-a,or_ ] 1 tbe thigh. -J Relating to the eaith. -4: 1 N. of a celebrated tfishi. He [ or a mortar. l tor time. S s?e 3U5^rq-[g^r >r-'-!r*r ] Excess, superabundance, virulence. , t ( ; Coming from, pounded a. t fexual intercourse. ] ; -m A -:, serve, wait g>rww-3 5 [ ; jteshika philosophy in Sarra. S. ]. ( [ arawsf Agnstya. N. of srr^pr-' [3c^Fi"wa, i5 ] Eanada, tbe proponnder of the Vai- ehepbe/d. aft^r ( rfV/- ) [ awr Produced frtm Ins brrast, born of oneself, legitimate V. 5 S. 7 I-S^.] Relating rmcation. 3. 3; so "a salt. ^rg^ [ 3c*Ht Icnging to ehaep. -^f, pin*. SMWSTf f Fossil lection of owls. Living by wailing ou or worthip. sftqr?ifr a. after- wards preceptor to king Sagara of A\odhy4] -2 Submarine fire; [ of iheop. ). jf-or to is Aurva was Varitivagui. -wnravH f^t^raV S. 3Tor ] One whoao sf. : or a?g=iR> containing the word 31^. -2 N. of a ceremony lasting for oiioday. ^c. " was called Anrva. Beholding him, the sons of Klrtavirya were struck with blindness, and his wiath gave iige to a flame which threatened to consume the whole world, had he mt, at the desire of his Pitrig, the Bbargavas, cast it into the ocean, where it remained concealed with the face of a horse constellation. arnr 3^1 child at its birth serpent. Sivr-a"^] Bea ram. longing to or produced f r< -S 1 Mutton. '-2 Woollen cloth, coarse woollen blanket (%|: also) ... a supSupple- 6 eld of flax. Serpentine, telating to a Proper to be done Upas8n thing was a descendant of Bhrigu, ( the son of Chyavana by his wife ylrusbi, and grandson cf Bhrign). The Mahlbhirata relates that the sons of Klitav irya,with the desire of destioy ing the descendants of Bhrign, killed evfnthe children injthe womb. One of the women of the family in order to preserve her embryo s ; A Relating to close or immediate contact. of the Stidras ( for aitq which is forbidden to be uttered by them. ) to any employment. ( ; Si. 20. 79. Getting livelihood by entire devotion aik'afW small the Manes. Fasting. a- worship. -2 offeted ) fqs ( flre. worship or tervice, A fire used 1 -;TS to -2 Belonging 1 Used 1 making shoes. -2 To be tied or bound on ( as leather &c. ). for sfrA )' C ^Ri3r-3^ ] zealous, wishing. The ^iwiwar*] ft N'.of the wife. son of Dnara.. of king Paruravas. > The n nHle of a?T^frt [3;fit-w *sa - unguent ). root of the fragrant grass gtffK q. v. -6 A fan. 1 Tne ehoot ( of a -5 The arNnKscr plant ).-2 ^tiot -2 [ A b&sin. 3^r-w^ Black peppa dijed gioger- ] 1 Pungency. -Oonrp. 5 323 <* ( tfv/- 8 U. ) g a. I A herb, plant ( in ; 1 ) of. ; Kn 1. 10. -4 An annual or deciduous plant ; tfiqf?h N. of Soma, the lord of plants. The arr first phabet, and ). Y. 1. 108 -2 Water ; fcsrtwffot j|r trtsTT if ?pmcr: Snbbiah. ( where a pun is intended on V3TV) the apparent mean; ing being Ketava). -3 The head; as im ( = * fttft ' 3r ( fiwr?f3 ). -Oomp. cloud o. watery, aquatic. -^: giving water. ) affix added to ** A Taddhita nouns and adjectives, mostly to the former, in the nenne of diminution, endearsimilarity, ment, or sometimes to express the deterioration, original self ; meaning of the word e. g. f ojsji a small tree aohap;jit>: dear boy; ; it- nc?5i &>mi a bad bone, or like a horse, or ahorse ,tslf (W Re32-3* 1 A multitude ; labial letter, a. saWftor, ( tfr/. ) [ 3?ft-3nzr ] Re- srfrfcjr 1 oft/- ) ( -2 Walking oat at day-break. Early born or produced at dawn. and a\ the lip?. i. ftsTflf q^f: HJ 1 A see ^n drinking vessel, Dgrasena and enemy of Krishna. He is identified with the Asura Kolanemi, and acted inimioally towards Krishna and became his im- Krishn% [ gvis* Si. Ve. 1 ; jtrv^tmorr 5frHir?rr f3tfi^;rrc ^WS ?: H Re* 1 hell-metal. 3T?*J >' fragrant earth. -3it*! ( *V 16. 1. T^TSf mixed /.)! While, after the marriage of Devaki with Vasndeva, he was driva ing the happy pair home, heavenly voice warned Kamsa that the eighth child of Devaki would kill him. Thereupon he threw both of them into prison, loaded them with strong the strictest watch fetters, and kept over them. He took from Devaki it was born every child as soon as and slew it, and in this way he digsix children. But posed of her first the 7th' and 8th, Balarama and *tru ; circumstance which made him so was the follow- tribe ; ^flt'5iw*r^ -2msmi^WorSabaak. white- irg. wo.-ker a belljmtftf a metallic subfounder. of stance in large grains, a sort "* a brazier or eeller pyrites. -^rof?r7 qvi: (J^f the of brass vessels. in bras?, pewter of Kmuaa. Bell-metal. N. of a daughter of M!lda o (*/) belN metnl &c. ^ to Krishna, were safely conveyed Nanda's house in spite of his vigiand Krishna grew up to be cu p. ( TT TJ a. Fit for or j' relating to a Bell-metal. the 1 A bone. -2 Rice, which becomes hard in the of grain middle. a^mi Ved. lance, to the prophecy, hiislayer according When Kamsa heard this, he was Heat, Ugrasena and sister of Kamsa. -Oomp. -am:, aurT^.fsni; ^, n?^, g^ m. 'slayer of Kainea, i c. ; The ] bring the boya to Uathura. A severe duel was fought between Kinu i and Kriilms, in which the former wa slain by the rr N. of a daught r of latter.] can, goblet. -2 Bell-metal, white copper. -3 A particular, measnre known as SNJC, q. v. N. of a king of Matbnrt, son of foe. 3^-3a?-r? sent Akrwra to . cup, placable [ very much enraged and senlaeveral demons to kill Krishna, but he killed them all with ease. At last he Happy, prosperous. : a. R. 17. 33. a N. of the eighth Yoga. 2 A. ( <M> ) 1 To go. -2 To command. -3 To destroy e. g-, 5, 5, f, 5, ij, ?,, pronoanced- with t?{t a labial vowel. smT-arr ] Heat, warmth. fqnr T' [ produced "from or Relating to tural class. perty. -qfr 1 Happiness, joy, pleasure ( as in TOT which is explained thus ; stone. [ qj dawn. consonant of the alof the gut- Light, splendour. -21 Wealth, pro- wrpf a- ( r/- ) lating to a camel. camels Si. 5. 65. lating to dawn, early ; 3rra first letter Brahman. -2 Vishqn. -I eK: 1 Kimadeva. -4 Fire.-5 Wind or sir. -6 Yama. -7 The sun. -8 The soul. -9 A king or prince. -1O Knot or joint. -11 A peacock. -12 The king of birds. -13 A bird. -UThe mind. -15 Body. -Id Time. -17 A clond. -18 A word, Bound. -19 Hair. -20 -2 Iron Bock-salt. I to a 3?rfTI a- ( ff/ ) Belonging drawn camels. carriage by 8US ; Malli. consisting Medicinal, , afotf . Abounding in camels. The milk of a camel. -2 Camel-natum. camel. -2 to a medi- of herbs. dicament, medicinal drug, medicine in general. -3 A vessel for herbs. -4 A mineral. -5 N. of Visbnn. general ); Y. 3. 276 v. 1. ; see sfwfy. -2 A medicinal herb 3ff%rift rgf Rf&rigr^f|!Tt RHTsn Batn. 2. .-3 An herb whieh emits fire f*fn'r1r!T3r^giTT^r: Ki. 5. 24 ( ijarwnffR To reduce cament \j I A herb ; Consisting of herbs. herbs taken collectively. -2 A me- 324 1 A. (^>, TO >JT ) i t wish. -2 To be proud. -3 To be unsteady; see king ^rer. "s^r-g^N. of Bevatl and wife of Bilar4ra ; Si. 2. 20. ' ijj^. The o- Ved.' Mutilated. Gold. rt j: or of enemies head Bv. 10 ; A ^^ll'd'Kr tlie J: Th Chltaka wreath of Cbampaka flowers. -4 /. summit, peak. 2 Chief, head ; sea *ry^ below.-3 The hump on the shonMerg of the Indian bull. -4 A born. -5 An ensign or symbol of royalty ( as the w, *rrq^ -6 Any projecting corner. -7 N.' of a daughter of Daksha and wife of Dbanna. According to PAoiniV. 4. 146-147 T f^ is the form to be nubstitnted for qr^ in ). adj. or Bah. com p. -Oomp. . v$ft g. m*f^- an ] epithet of Pnranjaya, son of Saad4,a king of the solar race, and a descendantoflkshviku; frsiffiJT [Mythology relates that, when in thair war with the demons, the gods were often worsted.they, heid-d by Indra, went tothe powerful king Pnranjaya, and requested him to be their friend inhattle. The latter consented to do so, provided ludra carried him on his ehoulders. ladra aocordingly assumed the form of a bnll,andPuranjya, seated on its hump, completely vanquished the demons. Pnranjaya called Kakutstha is, therefore, standing on a ha up' ]. The peak or summit m Chief, fore nest, pre-eminent g> ; serpent. W^?nt a. [ wwq ug^ ]1 Furnished with a hump Pt. 1. -2 Running high ( as a wave ). -m. \ A moun; ( buving peaks WefTq-fl-ft ). 3?<s . -2 A buffalo; 22 ; a bumped 13 47; Ku. 1. 56. -3 N. of a medicinal plant ( S^H ). -. Tho hip and the loins. bull ; 3T555 OQ his . A A or psrsoni- peak, ; q^tr Ved. Distinguished a. A ; su- orooko piece of end of the lute. -2 The tree Arjuna; 0.1.33. ^.T^rnr: %j5t -J A kind of goblin or evil spirit.-4 One of the Blgas or personified I >T: perior. wood at the I mmical irodea. trr I Spacs quar-2 Oae of the Ba^inis. vf A ter. flower of tha Kutaj%tree; Me. 22. ' food of the iky,' sT^iff a kind of fragrance or -lomp perfume. Ved. Eminent ; excal^ff lent y, A part of a carriage. A worm in the stonaaob. ; 1 P. To laugh. a. -- A : buffalo with a -2 A perfume prepared from p To.Iaugh. - hnmp Visbnujandof Hard, 1 solid. -2 Laughing. Ohnlk. : larking or hidingthe lower gar- -2 The end of place. ment A I see ; <jf,-^[.-3 A climbing plant, Ta^g- creeper. -4 QMSJ, dry grass 9f*fW57^i B. ; 75; Ms. 7. 110. -5 A forest of dead trees, dry wood. -6 The arm -pit "ajtft Pt. 1. tru oivity of the a-mpit srfsn:ii?^i%!f 5f- $t<^ irsmnr^ar Si. 2. 42 -7 The harem of a king. -8 T':e interior of a forest an^T isrif*r qj^riq Bs. 1. 27 q^rt^lar ^rj: Bim -9 The side or flank 7. ; ; ; of anything ). -JO A wcrnin's 3T?nff%&*f^:. -II A surrounding wall -12 A part of a boat. -13 The orbit of a plant. -14 A buffalo. -ISA gate. -16 The Bolerio or Terininalia Myiobalan Belerica. -17 A marshy ground. 1 ; in general ) ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Logic &o.).-13 Emulation or rivalry. A sacluded part of an edifice. -ISA particular part of a carriage. -14 -16 The jeweller's weight, Ratti. -17 The end of the lower garment whiob, after the cloth ii girt round the lower part of the body, is brought np behind and tacked into the waistband ( Mar. *t A star. wind -2 Sin. -Oomp. --arfjr: conflagration ; B. 11. 92. 3T*T inner or private apartment. 3rf$r4t: |. a superintendent of the haiem. -2. a keeper of a royal garden. -J. a door- keeper. -4. a poet. -5. a debauchee. -6- a player paintfire, Wilson ). TWra fragrant grass, M?8tfi Cyperus ).-vr the shoulder ( W ^r = ftr a. -31 a dog. seated on the hip or the flank. (FT^fi^T o. Agreed to, promised. eRgrnilt Den. A. ! To lie in ambush. -2 To intend anything wicked. q. us in Painful boils in the arm-pit. v. 5ttTt 5)4fV*3 m. N. of a renowned Aishi sometime* called Pajriya author oi ; several 11. 55, ; ( ( -4 A surrounding wall ; The waist, middle part Mk. 5. 21. -6 A courtyard area. -7 An enclosure -8 An inner apartroom in ment, a private chamber Ms. 7. 224 general Ku. 7. 70 ^rf3f<*?fl'fitf3 ; its berries. a. a girdle, waist-bind -7. an actor. -8. a paramour. -9. strength of feeling or sentiment : plant. ; er. tree. gird!e shoulders. kind of animal. The Bakula r: 5f^ ; tain -5 mode of music -7 The personified quarter of the ky. -8 Breath, animation. -9 Unornamented hair or hir hinging down as a tail. ' of a Bftgiot A A ; e. ; A 9. fied A [ ^>5T: Mk. 5. 26 ; Si. -2 Splenioar, beauty. -3 summit. -6 bird. fnT sstflsr TigrffT 25,3. 33. ; quarter direction, frjiffn' ; sacred treatise orSistra. nj[. ). w f? H back of of part A I of the compass !02. 6. ( I &o. / A kind of bird (Ved.). Dtruot o: of happiness cavities of the loins -2 An elephant's rope also his girth. -3 A woman's girdle or zone; hymns of the /iigveda. a. Ved. 1 Consisting ot shrubs or dry grass. -2 Secret. -J Filling tha girth (Sly.). -$ A The upper garment. -5 The border of a garment. -6 The inner apartment of a palace. -7 A wall, enclosure. -8 Similarity .-9 A shrub yielding thej black and red berry that serves as a weight. ^q1 The cup or receptacle of a balance. -2 A part of a carriage. -3 The hinder part. -Oomp. q. T. 325 P. ( 1 To laugh q?<sf?r ) ; 4i<|<j| An enclosure a large building. P. To 1 ; of division A | mango. a people ( pi. ). sandal. -2 Scent r A I r: ;; 2.31; U.4. 20;Mv. 1. 18. ( -* tioned in : B. ) below wwota f^mlr Bh. r H. ; 2. _ i 1. 5. ; _ Py ; ^^nrg^y ^orI , bell or A small tinkling ornament. -2 furnished with bells. -Oomp. a. adorned with .igjror tinkling ornaments. nofr / the jewel in a bracelet. Adorned with a bracelet. fonfr,: haircomb of tree. ; -ft*r Si. 15. 33. jr t A comb, A kind 1 -2 A poisonous animal. *r [* a* f^ma fsnm f -w^] ^ | Batter( mixed with water ). -2 A high number ( = 100 niyutas ). Bad, milk frrtn vile, despicable. The <4<M><<}: Hexapetalum 1 -Oomp. ( A kind A ~ plant ftr*r* Alangium ). of ding. skeleton; MM. 5. 14. | srrftre PI. N.of Siva, f^g, ITT^! <.,,(, wmw ^rrqr ). smoke. W*n*>f% ( especially of the head ) ; Mb. ; see O mr ^r mwmi ; : w^Mt ^m were by by should succeed in mastering the lor* ; but on both occasions he waa restored to life by the sage at the intercession of Devayani, bis daughter, who had fallen in love with the youth. Thus discomfited the Asnras killed him a third time, burnt his body, and mixed bis ashes with iS'ukra's wine ;but Devayani again begged her father to restore to life the youth. Not being able to resist his daughter's importunities Sukra onoe moce performed the charm, and, to his surprise, heard the voice of Kacba issuing from his own belly. To save his own life the sage taught him the muchcoveted oharm, and, on the belly of Sukra being ripped open, Kacha performed the charm and restored his master to life. Devayani thence- An ornament o. ; fTcyt ind , by) (fighting charm for themselves, and induced Eachatogo to Snkraobarya and learn it from him by becoming his disciple. So Kacha went to the preceptor, but the demons killed Kacha twice lest he 60. forfw jrtirffr tion bind, to secure, if possible, this ; rtDdb.- ) To means of a mystic oharm which he alone possesead. The gods resolved -3 An ornament in 4 A crest. OR Water- 2. general. To restored to life Sukraonarya, their preceptor, ; Mv. -wmt^t a fragrant ointment of the hair (tojr). seizing the hair, seizing (one) the hair ; B. 10. by 47, 19. 31. -- 'Hair against hair', pulling each other's 3N"nf A free market :( where no duty or custom hag to be paid ). H-JtWi The -2 A dry battle riage-string ( fastened round the wrist) 3T<mrs?'nf>JT5fiirwr*! l. 18 Mil. 9. 9 ^ ; fftiT rendered quite helpless. But such of the demons as would be slain in -2 The mar- 1. ^rf^ 1. 36. ; P. A . 71 1 ) Bh. srf^!f(i^r3! or healed sore, scar. -J A binding, band. -4 The hem of a garment. -5 cloud. -6 N. of a son of Brihaspati. [In their long warfare with the demons, the gods were often times defeated, and -srnr, heron ). <: 1 Mail ; defensive armour ; military accoutrement* ; Ve. 2. 26, 5. 1 ; B. 7. 59 ; Si. 18. 20. -2 An iron hook to goad an elephant ( Bhira P. The hand. Hair *i%5 like a A ftofffforrinftind Ki. hair. 1 w 1 ) tree. m . or ani'ct^5 Kshatriya's wife]. ^r I A female elephant. -2 Beiflity^piendour.-lomp. air carls, end of hir. 3Trr%iT a. having dishevelled hair ; The Aiaka : kind of musical instrumsnt. -2. beating time by the clapping of hands. gw-T^r a shaped like a heron's month. ( ,-^ ), -raj a pair of tongs; Ve. 5. 1. a qitfeu): ( ; kind of crow. ( *^lW, sound, cry. -II. 1 U. 1 fasten ( with ) ; trot Bk. 14. 94. -2 To shine. a . heron's feather fixed on an arrow. dog (sleeping A would be powerless he, in return, cursed her that she should be sought by no Brahmani, but would become a wi -Oomp. ^rj; _f, a kind of fish. of Enjoyment, fruition. 5'U A kind of Parr'o qfa n , seed :( four kinds of it are men- lotus. nished with a heron's feathers kind The inner body ir. of sort of the _ A medicinal eaith ( described as of two colouiH, one of a silvery and one of a gold colour, or one of a light and one of a dark yellow ). A heron. -2 A variety of -3 N. of Yama. -4 A Kshatriya. -5 A Vriehni. -6 A false or pretended Bribmana. -7 Name assumed by Yndhishibira in the palace of Virata. -8 One of the 18 divisions of the continent. -9 N. of : that the kind of corn. ^v-)*:-* perform. act, Hha thereupon cursed him great charm he had learnt sister. gj: Body. A. To go. 1 F.JJ steadily reaiated her proposals, telling her that ahe was to bin] as a youn rer a. reduced to a skeleton (remaining in the form of a skeleton) U. 3.43. at, deride. forward began toj make stronger advanoei of love to him, bat he ^|$ vile. ed, a. 1 ocean. wick- Ill-disposed, -2 Intolerable, unbearable. Difficult to be attained. -- . -3 A snake. A gailinule. An esculent root; see ^rfr. -A string or cover containing and keeping together the leaves of a manuscript. . An tfe^ij gr^ aquatic plant. Bad, dirty. -2 Wickdebased. T Buttermilk diluted with water. ed, a. 1 vile, ' I hope A ind. terrogation ' ) particle of ( a ) in- often translatable by ( 9?ra^ 3T5T7T ; WWT- ?i S. 6 isiij*3ifr<jrrTfrr wfx: B. 6. 7 ; also 5, 6, 8, 9; (6) joy; (c) irfir ; auapicionsnecs. -3^? 1 Bank, margin, skirt, bordering region ( whether near water or not ) ?Tp?r9I'!Jfl'W? ; ; ; cricket. -2 The Imbrioatum ( plant qRnfr ) Lyoopodium airar. -Comp. the border of a lake or stream shy place Ki. 7. 39 12. 54. N. of a place in the South. -if, ; ; ; mar- 326 I a turtle, torioiie . wr snr gruffa ?} A. ; Q- 1 ; 12. 42 ( thus explained anwr HW^JJ *^ f|i I. 44, by Dnrga i w H^reaJ w^rrm srfh Ms. ; r? ) -2. a tal monr on the palate. -3. un nppiratni Died in the dieiillation of spirituous iquor. -4. an attitude in wrestling. -S. the tree Cedrela Toona. -6. one of the nino treasure* of Rnbera. ( fr ) I. a female tort nine -2- a cntaneou* dineane, wart or blotch. -3. a kind of late also the late of 8ra ; vatt. q;:/. Mt. ^ft a kind of gra*s A 1 An 1 ^55?: wilrynPt. cloth S. 5; Pimnle, blotch. -2 -2 - A Itch, icab. ; A -3 body, robe jqT: ; the plant ( qjr^ ) another plant ; jrgjnfr The plant Cirpopogon Prurient to cause itch^ppfOTj ( said ing on being applied to the skin ). WTO? a. [ qr5g-< --fW!8 ] P. V. 2, 107 Virt] | Scabby, itchy. -2 Unohaite, libidinous.- J Poor, wretched. *r N. of several plints ; ^TCT, A kind of Curoaraa ( ^iir ). A plant with an esculent Aram Colocasia ) cultivated rt for food. rrf* sense a Santra root ). See under ^. garb, IWR: A -4 W Batn. 2. * bodice, jacket Si- 6 61, 12. 20; ; Amarn. 81 ^irri ; vjvyrt Tm= gs^W^ of. " a bad workman .qnarreU jfTTf with his tools " ). -6 A kind of drawer! or short breeches. -7 A strap of leather. -8 Husk. ( Phrase: ffitfH ; with ar- Famished 1 ] 1 Lamp-black (an important character in dramas'); ( he mnst be &o.; cf V. 3 a 1 Brihmana, very old, and 5. 5. 3 ). -2 A libidinom inandebanchee.-J A serpent. -4 A doorkeeper. -5 Barley. . A Amaru. 3T3; An i. c. bodice ft K. 105 ; srarft at ^*tCh. P. 15 ; 1 A hair. -2 N. of Brahm A. -2 Ambroiia, -nectar. N. of Brahma. -smTt N. ^T: 1 Lamp-black ( especially oooaidered as an application to the yf ). ftf* H f|^ 97- 35. caught by a glanoe.ftf$r- *QV a. 29 ; also 25, 28. Me. W. an arrow-like look of love, -srrjf: a fire kept up with dry grass or straw the straw plaoed round a criminal to be burnt. 3TTi the extreSi. 18. 42. mity of the temples 7f?T 1 water for a funeral libation. -2. rut, ichor ( inning from an elephant's temples ). qjm a mixed tribe (of low soaial position' 1 ; Uinag qrVfl: ). a spitting -pot. eating much, voracious. a jackal -2. a orow. -3. a ( 5f: ) 1 glass vessel, a tumbler or l>jwl. a hamlet inhabited sirT: by herdsmen. Jfl^:, ~=rr a kind of de. parted spirits STHlir^onrr^u ; ^ - (^ T.I. ) 23. ;also --IT^?: opening of the temples, appearance 3 a. acting by of rat R. 3. 37. will, (-ft) l.Siva.-2- an imp or goblin -3- one who gamble) or plays with dice. -4. a worm. -5- a kind love. -J The Brahma. -5 belly. -4 of A -2 A An epithet peacock. -6 A hermit. : A kind The B^ of bird. plant 1 of the class of Vi. -v ths buttocks. gleaning corn with the P. P. 1 1- ( ). -sirv:, hands. -2- any royal calamity or misfortune. -fr: N. of several plants nrft?sfr wine stfiftwKfli arrnBiifr *c. or any vinous liquor. aroT: N. of Bbtiuaiena. $i^n 1. a fragment of a mat broken off or of gtraw. -2N. of a plant. zyfr 1. the hips loins. -2 an elephant's temples. N. TCHT.: N. of tha ?s4r tree. 1 ^HMau; 2 HariV of several plants; 3 aPfl; 4 fc<=fr; 5 ^sf^rr; 6 fft. ofl; ' A bracelet of gold ; and Siphonanthns ( sfrsmrmE^T ) ^5;*5 dyadbaras Hit: The god of elephant. Togo. , kind of bird, Gra- kind of bird (the bird of Kandarpa). qt3T*:, ^TSTTT: 1 The sun. -2 An on which a lamp is placed. ti'Slpjtl a. Covered with k RWrff irrj of demi-god, A cnla Religiosa. Indioa from ; 1. 5. 11 fenule dreas, lotus. -3T; snp:-tfTr Snlphnret of mercury, JEthiop'g mineral. -2 Ink. -Oonrp. --tusr- a lamp. -^r^?f: -q> the wooden stand lampprepared look, leer 3TVt Mil. Mg. II. 71 ; j^w. wtnr^at jf4? Mil. 23. article of The 1 hlaok or with a collyrium thin piece of wood, plank. f\ Long pepper. -- j Dust of flowers. -Oonrp. gtfgt a glance, a gidlong ; ^3-: con- ; ^ ; a bodice. ii 1 sidered as a collyrium and applied to the eyelashes or eyelids medicinally, or sometimes a* an ornament ; Wf^[5i: -Comp. or soct, throw of the dioe in tf^rf f^iHTR: 5fi?* r>nmffcrr rrfJr Mk. 2. 8. -6 A kind cf grais. -7 Eicegs ( aa in 3J ). -8 A corpse. -9 A heirse, bier. -10 An arrow. -|| A custom. -12 A cemetery, burial ground. -13 A time or season. -14 The plant Sac hirum Sara ( ). -15 An annual plant. -16 Grass ( in general). -17 A particular ; of Vinr,nn. > A ; snake. monr, mailed. -2 Having a garment; *JT* Bh. 3. 130. ?pgf%^ a. Furnished with armour or mail. -m. I An attendant on the women's apartments, a chamberlain; ?tf> 85^ 1 P. ( *3ira ) 1 To be bappy. -2 To be confused with joy, pride, or sorrow. -3 To grow ( in the last ^- jfrfirsTi dresn, dress the upper part of the m VTflTT? limit f>^Tg! A -Oomp. Tho hollow above the hip. -4 The temples of an elephwt; K?ITRT^IT i hazard in general ) ; Dk. 29. ( 9iiTffsrri* ^f^r'^w a. f- root ( l)oil armour, mail. -2 The 1. 65. fitting close to wart accompanying gonorrhoea. ' ITT amft11 skin of a snake, alongh A ( which, after being carried ronnd, the body, ii (ratbered np behind an d tnoked into the waist-band. I 5Ff%^T branch of bamboo. marshy ground, mor- **&( *&j )r?3rr, ffi^ijTCT The end or hem of a lower garment **'aiHtir -2 The Arka ' plant. fr%^ *r Tobind. -2 To ibine. | Tlie Bnn ' : ( w r% wmfr Ch. P. -2 A zone or girdle. -3 A string. -4 The link of a chain. -5 A mat. -6 Sea salt. -7 The tide or ridge of a mountain iiygT^: *B. 16. 31, >, Kn. 7. 52 15 1 To rain. -2 To surround. -J To encompass, cover or screen. 7;: 1 A straw mat Ms. 2, S04. the -2 The hip. -3 Hip and loini ; ; ; Si. 16. 77. ; -8 Table-land; Si. 4. 6S.-9 aeatnpjSi. 59; Mu. 5. An army, -10 A the loins. -4. an armour of the hip or the loin*. the loins. ( ft of fi ) sfnrt the buttocks. nneCT woman's zone or girdle. n?5t: ^ 5. royal capital or metropolis (rra^fl)-II- A house or dwelling. -12 A circle or wheel. A -IJ ring placed an ornament upon an 1 elephant * tn ' i k --N N. of the capital of Orissa. t m. A monntain. A cemetery. sf.Tbe plant OK^ Mat Mnncatus ^Rqo. I Andropogon ). tori, Having handsome The icreened &o. loins An elephant. 9J?qj3-a. Excellent, N. of Sira. -2 : ~, bfst. supposed to represent _the noise of rubbing together. ^H^nrqfrT Den. P. To rub to- make a creeking or gratine *ldrlJ: Ganeaa Y. -5 The f%3r v ; *ihdfr saunders 1. tree. vssTw- ^H"^ The roof ( or thatch ) of a house. ^ A kind of musical instrument. -2 An arrow. 1 |p p: oil libidinous man, a citizen. [ or butter ( of a semispheriodal shape and furnished with handles ; turtle's Mar. -7 Hell, the -8 A young female buffalo whose horns are just appearing. -9 A Dvipa or division of a known continent. -10 A heap winnowing infernal basket. regions. or pile. A _ . par, pot. _./ O^-?3.] I The -2 The buttocks hip. ( jconsidered by rhetoricians as vulgar and colloquial in these eensea the word qriS in ; *I2^ &3 hollow above the TO the 1- 27. loins ; hip, the hte(tr>r3tir loins. Mk. a cloth girt round the sr 1. -2. a zcne, girdle. -3. an ornament of small, bells worn round loins. ; species x>f the. Balam crooked sword. -2 hollow. ^ posteriors, (5 or &/. A ; Si. six ; flavour finr, words ) ; Y. 3. 142. ( b ) ^ ^ ,3,3, r n N -6 Hot, impetuous. g: 1 Pungency acerbity ( one of the six flavotus ). -2 N. of several plants. 5 /. A medical plant ( ^ngiifr ). n. \ An improper action .-i Blaming, reviling, -Damp. ymi {. ?$HR> tree. -2- N. of the king 5r?lii ginger. the Di- =R^ -^ 1. ginger, the fresh root or the pUnt. -2. garlic. ^ret, -^Tre^f: a gnat, the fe\%s\ bird. arrof: mosquito. so jK5r:,-|5r n. dried ginger ^rr= dried gingr or ginger, -^rg^ran aggregate of four pnngent substances, as of cardamoms, the bark and leaves of Lanrus Cassia and jT^r jjf-the am* tree. prepared from acid substan- fifaK^f: 1. the ^jpfa tree. -2. the 5im tree. f3wr * spj jiff. 5^a kind of bitter gourd. *4 a compound substance of ginger, black ces. and long pepper, -^sjr = vv^r plant. -fttgrv: grain not inundated. - JJSdJ _^f a ^ compound of ginger, black ~^. _ (MarT^la). (-c?) N. of a perlnme prepared from tin berries of this p U nt . f'lyofr Tjfirjor?. : = . Pungency. Rough manne/a, rude- ness. Buttermilk fT mixed with water. An earthen vessel. A shallow cup. Pungent. w ] A pungent flower. -2 A man of an inferior and degraded tribe, a Chandala.-Oomp. -ifiorr a kind of lute played by the Cb4n A : . weapon, dagger. . called sr of a tree, commonly ; . t Despised. qjf^n. ] The skim or whey of curds. -2 Buttermilk with water. diment. 3 A sanoe, con- tp<^ I P. To ( "Psi^, sr^frrj, ipfscj ) live in dittress see 57^. N. of a sage, pupil of tjjj: I VaUampAy ana, teacher of that branch of Yajurved* which is called after him. -2 A Brahmana. -3 A note or simple sound. -4 A kind of rik. --3T: Thn followers of that sage. tft 1 A ; fdroale follower of Katna. -2 The wife of a Brahmana. -Oomp. teacher of the Katha -MVTTT*: : nd *>3ir long pepper. Hsrrfaf t n8 SHftHf5! tree. n>^ a a. having a certain perfume. of the Yajnrveda. tjff : a well-versed in the branch B ihmaiii : Brfihtuina who has mastered the branch of the Yajurveda. of Siva. ftf(fr. w harsh sound. ( -^: ) 1. a frog- -2. a harsh word or sound. ^!%ft the | ^^^ **?:, rT^j of black pepper. __^ eFj/hfo,^ ; : ; qgrs ' N. of several (at the end of comp.in a bad sonse; as bad curds') -2 A coinpouod of ginger, black and long peppsr. -Comp. ajrarraa kind of bitter (*)/. Disagree- able, unpleaeaat jwjordig gqTonjTIT*IfiT ft*3t B. 6. 85. -5 Knvions. ; :- Oliw^r. .- aiep, ; *j, nsjc, *rm, and . Of several plants Pongeat, or *<*); Bg. 17. 9. -2 Fragrant, exhaling strong odour; R. 5. 48. -3 I'l smelling, hiving a bad smell. -4 ( a ) Bitter, caustic 3f Pungency, acerbity. -2 and long pepper. hip. hips ) 1 ( said of a raid the rasat are IP. 1 = a. scandal. *2*rrt%i srr-f^-s TV. ] | frying-pan, a shallow boiler for ^3T5"- A A bird. A A -2 i N. of Siv. 1 lecher. acrid --**, Pungency . 13. 34. ( q-.i<: A The *5 a. 1 Sharp, pnngent. -2 Impetnous, hot. -3 Disagreeable, unpleasant. -4 Fierce. -5 U ^ b. wi5*. ^ftf :, -% I A cave, The cavity of the loins. fite, Termeric. -2 Yellow I of. ; -2 Gold. -3 N. of 285. -4 N. of Siva. Fire. 1 hip. kind of gourd A ^ plant.:- apple. sonnd. f: A : m 3>?^?T An onomatopoetio word gether, the rider of an elephant ( who sits upon the hinder parts of the elephant as distinct from the driver ). ?fl$t the loins. (JCTCT a girdle fmnishel with small bells, 3$ a zone or waistband. *5*1 plant, -f^ngj a . producing acid humors in digestion. T, the mustard-seed plant. a Hard, stiff. : : A bird. Gravel. 328 ': gallinnle. called (jg4igjf|7T a. I 72 ; Mn. tree stiff Hard, 20 I. bearted, cruel, ruthless ftnri Ku. 4. 5 ; wrs .frfs^ft- ; Araarn. ; *wr. so ; -2JSard-1 i ^fis sr ftf\r Pt. g 1. 6 ; ;p*3Trarfytt^3rm!r (M fcfWrwnrwfV.J. 11. -5 Giving pain. arr I A sweetmeat Wt A thicket. made with refined sugar. -2 An pain &c. atortoiss. Hardness, firmness. srRtwerr, -rtr 1 -2 Severity -3 Cruelty, hard-heartedness ; Ki. 10. 51. -4 Difficulty, nSfrw, -9n**T 5.9. -2 A per. a. S^fr Hard I also ( fig. ), qjOTnrbrirr^ Mil. 5. 34. -2 Cruel, hard-hearted, ruthless; wfa wr* *r?u f%<* & fik U. 3. r>rr. -3 Sharp, 27; so "j^r, piercing ; 3tf?T Sinti. 1. 22. -4 stiff; solid, | of a pot-herb point, angle. ( M. ; 0. oolonr. K. is 7 ; c ,1ria: fi^w: noon-tima. -Oomp. advanced far in U. 2 it iw pregnancy a. D. ; of fJlfturgrffi a portion 1. 49. the Brahminda pnrina. SiTtarr, -wr Hardness, firmness, severity. Den. P. To fninish a. Hard, resisting - 1. 1 U. ( *3ia-rt, To be proud. -2Tonnhusk *K of. ) I ^. -3 To be disturbed or confused. -II <J P. To eat, consume. -III. 10 U. 1 P. 3^- ; 6. sword, or rough. ^jor I. I P. ( ^PTl'3, fii^Irl ) To I sigh, sound. 9>ra. I Dumb. -2 Hoarse. -3 Ignorant, foolish. ^5^ Sea-salt obtained rtion, by eva- A kind of iron lance or A ; a N. of a philosopher see ' ; A goldsmith. 9Hi?rf%:,-^r/- 1 A sonnd. -2 A tree. -3 A creeper in flower. 3jbr ind. A particle expressing the under -2 vor. satisfaction of a deaire ffaffc uyi ' satisfied. : 1 . er of corn. -7 Spark ( as of fire ). -8 The spark or facet of a gem. -9 Flake ( of snow ). -JO "aa^K^. orr 1 A kind of fly. -2 Long pepper. -3 22 < ; The *(5fen ^ 1 j& a. P. ( ^zfrt, *ftfT ) propounded the Va<ethika system of philosophy (which may be said to be a 'doctrine of atoms'). aiqr a. one whose food consists of grains. the state of one who is made aj to live pitiols, grain by grain, little by drop by drop Ac.; arrtif Kn.4. 27, VW& rj conrte- To go or move. Thorny. A thorn ; An atom, a Cumin seed. oft I drop. -2 A kind of corn. -3 The plant Premna Spinosa orLongifolia. -Oomp nick3Tf t-j-vrtft.-gst, OT. name given to the philosopher who tree. A she-elephant -2 A zan, harlot. particle ( of (ir^ramwiir), ' he drinks Sk. milk to his heart's content or till he Sfohrro anything ). -3 very small qaantity;^-ftij| S4nti. 1. 19 ; 3. 5. -4 A grain of dust R.' 1. 85 ; or of pollen ; V. 2. 5. -5 A drop ( of water ) or spray ; afiarqrBjr srrfo'fi'H'Cii'Jilt o. 8. 7 ; aij*, arg* Me. 26, 45, 69 Amaru. 54. -6 An little, Vaijayanti &o. Dk. 35. kind of fly with tail. An ; atom or smallest, the most sting. ;?t- -sftaj small cumin seed. -TSJ -gs^Bi. N. of Kanada. kind of bird. sjpT: a whirpool. ^forsu tad. In small parts or minute tear. <* KTqt is Crying out with pain. 1 A grain, a single seed H. 1 Ms 11. 93. -2 break off a part, separate or detach, To The p ?ff3rs qnilT^*: sonnd or cry (as in distress); moan -2 To become small. -3 To go or II. P. 10 or approach. -Caus. 1 To wink, to oiosn the eye with the lids or lashes. -2 To ; ear :or spike of minute. : scimitar- he liarah or severe. r An knife. To be hard 1 tf -2 Proud, The 1 T.I on grains. 51555: a kind of plant. sftr.: a white kind of cumin seed, -2 small pai- a- Small, diminutive. remove of grain. -3 To To protect. the chaff or husk 1 A -2 corn. The stem or stalk -2 The end or ). A A sacrificial A grain. m tree. -2 A servant. 1 'gQ^rf! -2 ; ; ( i /. U. impudent. 14 5. haughty, tawny developed, complete, fullgrown, of mature age ^^taraT 3ft- ; vessel. -' Full, 6. 25; sNftlftffWT U. 1, 1. 49, Mil. 6. 19 ; Mai. Si. 1. ZO so a* new, young 1. -5 ( Fig. ) Matured, re2. fined ; STfCT ^rfSTTTPjtHf * * of friSrsri, Science a. needy kind -3 Hip. wife. -2 To Living in diitress. -r. t or distressed man, a pau- A 1 -3 An ear of corn. -4 A meal of parched wheat. -5 An enemy. -6 N. of a purificatory ceremony, i. t. waving ronnd lamps at sacrifioitl rites. small or 3TT I An atom, a minute particle. -2 A drop ( of water ) Me. 98. -3 A kind of corn or rioe. -4 Cumin seed. -5 The am9; A I 35T( ?! )'f IChalk.-lThe little finger. 3%^ Straw, the stalks of 37 )T: obscurity. A a liquor, ticle. ) earthen vessel for cooking; ( n. also in thu sense ). aft Chalk. -Oomp. spirituous various sorts of pulse Ac. 3T4T( 97 )?i*T a. To be fed with straw. An animal fed with j; straw, such as a cow or buffalo ; R. 64; 83 5f*T. -3 Inexorable, inflexible. -4 Sharp, violent, intense Amaru. ^grrf commonly ijrrtar Ms. 92 ft&i*r* A kind of rum. Chalk. . of ( ; Pt.4. 18. -2 V. 3. 53. -4 state prickle, a sting; troublesome fellow were, a thorn to the an enemy of order and Any as i*, i -3 The point of anything. ( fig. ) who A THp' 1 '* W?T3r?^ ) Chin. and it good government a^Wiaf^r-Kj^i % sft B. 14. 73; firTV^Sf(TfTf^wa* Mv. 7. 8. -5 S. 7. 3 Ms. 9- 260 source of vexation or ( Henoe ) Any ; ; ; annoyance ; nuisance; Ms. 9 . 2S3.-6 erection of hair, Horripilation, thrill. -7 A finger-nail. -8 A vexing peech. -9 A fish-bone. -10 A sharp stinging pain, symptom of a disease. -1 1 ( In Nyoya philosophy) Refutation of agrnments, detection of error. -12 Impediment, first, obstacle. -13 The fourth, seventh, and tenth lunar ^fi 1 A bamboo. -2 A work -shop, manufactory. -3 Fault, defect. -4 N. of Makara or the marine monster, the symbol of the god of lore. ^r A kind of mansions. 329 nr: a kind of lisard. -Oonp. camel. ?PT: 1 -W5fi,-gsi;i. a 31- wgto; a kind of flsh (having many bones). mtTTi a kind of worm. 3llCT:a kind of tree. a^H thacting thorns, weeding. -1. (fig.) removing antoyancrs, extirpating teieves and all each sources of public annoyance SuMjiTHJ Ms. ; 152. ]. |-T! tree with thorns, a thorny Susb fif fsratf fTT^r: BW w *?*iBTm 9. 7. -2 (be Silmalt tree or a *rj- M k. ilk- -4. the Dhattura tree. -5. a term apfruit of plicable to any plant th which is inveited with a hairy or diithorny coat. sr^f? inppreiiing tarbanoe. 5^- a. having thorni, fttfrg* extirpating every thorny onrce of diitnrbanoe or trouble ; ti>l*f*?Ttaiffinrj Vikr. 5. 1. fTOftssp-ciei of nightshade with -fr tfroh, (srafaft). the Solanam Jacqnini. -2. a I poronpine. Jrarrj N. of a tree ( wwcfi ) ; also fWw. several ft N. of SoUnntn Jaoqnini, theeilkplant*: ootton tree. /. . ft*WlRr Solanum S. 4. 5 ej&w, Hffr;* ; *rt * G 3. fSft Jacqnini; also the fruit of this tree. ftr- -2 The Pt.4.6 neok, Amaru. 19, 67 97, 111 -3 Sound, tone, voice ; A^T B. 14. 68 ; ; Kn. 5. 57. root of the ftftrf fsjtincft 8 cf- thus defined ( ; : w a 1. : B. 19. 32. being in the throat. -2. guttural (as a letter ). -J. being in the mouth, ready to be repeated by r"te. -4. learnt and ready to be repeated. $7 A Ti<M necklace of a single string or row. sjrfV* o. Belonging to tbe throat. Neok, throat. -2 A necklace, -J A rope ronnd the neck of r^ft 0. 3. -4 Tbe neok or brim of a vesse! 4o. -5 Vicinity, immediate SK#t I a collar. proximity (as in 3<**).-6 The opening of too womb. -7 A bud on a stalk. -8 Tbe spao of an Inch from the edge of the hole In which sacrificial Ore Is deposited .-9 The tree. -10 Guttural sound. -Ooasrp. rrfh a bird ( digesting in the throat or a. clinging to the giszurd). neok. STTTW a. come to the throat ( as tbe breath or soul of a dying person ). Mim"! a neok- ornament, necklace i|(^Tsj(4 9ffsi5'^"''H^"' drmirait^ Vikr. 1. 14 ; of. names like ^wrfNgtmor wrsft^t neckembraoe ; ile. 8 ; Pt. 4. 6 Bb. 3. 81. 3tf personal testimony. the ssoart a kindof fever. ^fdnrr Indian late. n a. reaching or exnw a I betending to the throat. ing at or in the throat, coining to the throat t e. on the point of depart. ahorse. -Pomp. .<*, 1. a lion. 2 an elephant in rot: w'^rctf r?njf or rrm5; Dk. 7. -J. a pigeon. -4. explicit declaration or mention ( fft ^ wnm ; ; lotns. brace T 5pw*a:^r- . The tuberous ; Me.3, ; ; cotton-tree ( Mar. fffafi ). T>5ji 1. the bread-froit tree, Panasatree. -1. the jfrgr plant. -3. the cattor-oil tree. thorny leaves $?:,-; 1 Throat Mk. 8. gpyt ftOTUft- *?s7^T^ 9. generally used with the preposition loc. or rj^ and a nono in the gn., dat. case ). ; of Siva . neck). *3*r a. or being 1 at, -*P. -WJ blue on the ( Belatine or suitable to, the throat. -2 Gnttarnl. a guttural letter name; '7 *f- WT, < ^. !?, 5, 5, and gattnral vowel ( ar and wt y\W A I -X War. -4 boat. -2 spade.tu e. oamel.-5 An eioolent A A root.-6 ). A churning vessel. -7 chnrning vessel. A camel. 55,, A bag. -^ A churning vessel. I.'l D. OirjfSHt * ?f) I To re glad or satisfied. -2 To be proud. -J To onhnik. -II. 10 U. (wffi-?t, *^ . Thorny. -2 Covered Subhlth.;Pt 1.196.-2. approaching with erect hair, thrilled ; bcrripilated We> w^t Ku. 6. 15 ; B. 7. 22 or reaching the throat. IT*!, ff*, -^ the side of the neok. a a- I ; ; 8. 3. 15. a. ( ifV/. ) 1 ly ; Thorny, prik- MzffcJrr *!rt lie. -2 Vexatious, troublesome. m. A fish. m.f. N. of several plants;*^, "^i ^r> *^. -Offlnrp. "flftft ar a. '\. produced from a flsh. -2- prodncadthe bread* by the Mimosa tree. -^ ; fruit tree ( ( -jyr ) >R8^fr plant. A flraftfff: thorny kind of bam- boo. A I N. of a plant ( rf* tree yielding a species of ). -2 Gum Arabic. . a. N. of several plants : m. N. of seve- Thorny. ral trees: *5 fJ^ ) 1 1. 10 U. To mourn, mist, be anxious member with 42 grieve for. -2 or regret ; To long for, re( in this sense t*T a short neuk-laoe ; f%jqt SKZmSri 1. a IjfT^j Vikr. 18. 102 jewel worn on tbe neok. -2. ( fig. ) a dear or beloved object. ?jjr a. I. dinging to the throat.-J. suspended round the neck. -3. throwing the arms round the neck (in embraces); Mil. 3. 2. oirr 1. a collar. -2. a horse's baiter. in the throat, being at or on the point of *nfo i e. a. sirg* departing ; nA: B. 12. 54. hard tumour in the throat. grf> frrVi (lit.) swelling of the tonsils. 1. drying up or parching of the throat. -2. (fig.) fruitless expostulation. JJT* banging on, by, or round the neok. ejpr a kind of em- qfr4 I Threshing, separating the from the graiuiaisrt^nJam^ (srwni*) adroit ^rs* ?HIT. -2 Chaff. ift 1 A wooden mortar in which chaff the threshing of corn or grain performed. -2 A a. Dislocated A sinew | ; ( is. of 2. which 16 are considered to be in the body ). -2 A is pestle. human principal vessel of tbe body, i large artery, vein ic. N. of a servant of Siva : A short section, short est tubdivision (as in the sipt^) -2 N. of a couatry. ; Wf t m. /., 8Rf s / 1 Scratcbiug,-2 Itching, itching sensation; qjir?p5jff! Ku. 1. 9 ; Sanli. 4 17. BftfWVwj -Oonp. Mrt? m t*' 'he wiffllMi *> N. of a plant verbs. ,*igiff. -sr: 1 N. of a plant. -2 white mustard. JTC a. Scratching. of reed. -T: A speoies 380 U. Scratching. -2 Itching, :/. 1 itch; Who [n. ) Scratching.-] Itching. 1 . Den. U. (/>..? To scratch, rob gently B. 2. 37 Ku. 3. 36 ;so ftir or which of S. 1 O. L. 22; used merely as a wiff S. 6. 16 ^rfTWRt ; Mi. 4.82. a. sf Scratching. Scratching, robbing; iSfT^ef*^* 1 *" hrnsh for rubdr*T R- 2. 5. ifr A Wfjpr, bing. & stzjf A iff; I tickler -2 Scratching. Itching. it is ; strengthened substitute for (%,) When followed by ^r end preceded ' by THIT it means any whosoever,' In 'whatsoever'. negative sentences not or 9)1? means -qir epafl with even one', 'none at all'. Itslsomeans ' ' Pt. 1. 71. ; sometimes ( 1 best or excessively gccd-lookirg'. Sfat pron. a. ( *^ n. ) Who. or who or which of two shifa3r: ; Bg. N. of a plant canting itch. a. I Having an itchy sensation, feeling theitch.itohyi^afttr- I'tfTg^fTiffcrgW *rriRifr: D. 2. 9. itch. - W! An esculent -2 Ganging 2. 6. On which of the two qnrc?: a. [ f*H.+5ffi ] ( Sffir pron. A basket for holding ( made of cane or bamboo).-! safe, store-room. -) A camel (also ) ffr The late of a CMndala. or A force and -Oonrp.-f|OTr qft33Ti 1 The lute of a Chind ila. A basket. A -3 safe, store-room. 1 : A <* Ved. 1 f%7 -2 Praising ; qaqrgrnrfrar Bv. 5. 41. 4. -3 Fit to be praised or honoured ; 115. 5. -4 Daaf. crj; 1 Rv. 10. N. of a renowned sage, foster-father of Sakuntala and progenitor of the line of of the Rigpeculiar class of evil spirits against whom charms are nsed. -3 A praiser. -4 The founder of Vedic sobools. uj Sin, evil. arvr^ a. consuming or deComp. spirits called stroying the evil hymni A Kanvas sides ? always <jna, 7- 18 3. putant. -3 9iT5T a. ' H Ma. 6. 67. nnt of this tree, see j ~ 12 I. Amaru. 25 JT -a * The also. The clearing-nut plant . talkative. *f To be said or told -2 Worthy of relation, I ; ^fl* jrr?RW ftwr . how many o. Telling, speaking. ; 1 Me. nnm^ O ledge. H places or parts. 9rftnr a- r^it-wrsr 2^ several, a certain 1 Some, W ;qrfn ; elapsed *of, fl?T Si. 2. 72 grwift Si. 2. 40. ; tion, i know- feigned story ; allusion, g ; l.-5Avaiiety ; tate - (t0t y -3 An account, Pr. 8. Tff: A historical fable, saticn, speech Me. Z3 5in$W: ^^: U. '3. 2 8R'f&T'lf|^Wl& seme days having * 4 -2 A mention =r] number U. sn*fl<"f 2. How many times. How often. -2 In -4 Talk, convernvti Srt wwt S. 4. of prose composi- often distinguished from mmi- ; with some ; ^fffq^H or Efrni 5^: Advanced to a certain place or degree. a. n ) see nnder 3r;^rn?i also. -6 ; In phil. ) Disputation. qrr^rOTi or 9in with sjfir ( what mention ) is ' often used in the sense of what need one say of ', 'not to mention', Ho ssy nothing of, 'how much more', ( SJTT How many kinds. How many at a time. '<J. or TV. ] Fire ; cf. A. ( (peniff, swagger ; ^iwa ^ctir ^lUWtlTft SJTIBJS^* ft trgri 1 ) * 3fsjft Bk. 16. 4; $?tT?9f<>IT fsfrm Mb.-2 To praise, ce!ebrte.-3 To flatter or coax. -4 To abuse, R. 8. wt jrf?r gi-Mjsf a. -srr Boasting, praising Bragging, boastlcg. sf, Ved. Swelling, rising. Water causing happiness. 10 P. (wi,*|Si(0 To loosen, cfTf_ slacken, remove. < The shoulder. I Wtt ^Wf^T S. 3. 1 ; ; 9irr 10. 25 28 ; Ve. -Ooiap. wgriTi taking pleasure in conversation, attention. aiat 1. the course of con2. : ; *.mWiiw ?itH?g nwnr sr^JtT: -2- another tale oT5fci>iq) a. one of whom only the Mk. (, spfq?T a. 43 w qfr ; fW: RsWPW* To aBRm% H ' kss how much ' w 1 Wtg. II IT effort. afg^sf story-teller. Tellirg, to be neiied. versation ; actor, A dis- Nairaticn, relation, description. nNV ftwrr a few, ; S. revile. TV. ] The olearing-nnt plant, ( the nnt of whicn is said to clear muddy water ) A a narrator, chief speaker of a prologue. -2 qiVuftiT a. boast, - A ] A 1 cfrt or declared. Kanva. . q^-osar~ [ rdator. ; , a Ved. Very wise. United with a praiseror with the Kanvag ( as Indra ). ; ' (?). -fffrf -gsrr Sakuntali, Kaova'e daughter. ffftg^ a. Ved. a friend of ths Kapvas, friendly diapojed to tham. -^rja. one whole priest is a -S;TO ; becomes indefinite in ' sense, meaning some ', several ', Talent- ed, intelligent. ofr iiftf s. 7. 7IW Kn. 7. 78 'frta^^? ^<^ H. Pr. 8 Pt.4. 37. -6 To inform, give information about, complain against Mk. 3. -7 To denounce. -8 To suppose. Past, (toft) 1 To be called. -2 To be regarded or considered as. arft, Epfir loses its interrogative caterpillar. . ; ; sejft ^ilfliivmr d< scribe, relate ; -3 Some. When followed by f^g^Jf grain / Santi. w ; ; ftJi**in state, declare, 11. 15. -3 ; B. with, hold con- 34 2. converse, tslk versation with ^raftw g^^or B am. - 4 To indicate, betray.beipeak, show V. 1. 6 Mai. 8. 10 ; MI^K- 88.18;^^! w^9f^ 10. . Bg. ; To declined in the plural only ; fm^: &.) I How many 5r?i?rft 9if% root. 'fTf'ra: 1 mention ; Scratching. a. Scratching, asoratcher. To 37. -1 11. ; l. ; ; ielate,naria(e,con)mnnicate(uBually with dat. of person); ; aw ; -Jr many 7. 7. narrative remains, dead. 3?i*>fli the of a * deceased, commencement conversation. mencement of a tale. den of fable. imntt wrfrt comarrvrm garcon- ipoh, 331 versation. T^Vi the beginning of a tale. the second T^TtTi. 1. of the 3ve kinds of sprr'^r, where the first character enters the stage over-bearing and repeating either the words of the manager (95see 8. D. 290 ; vrr. ) or their ftnee e. <7-in Ratn., Ve. or Mndririkehasa-2. commencement of a tale or narafter ; ration 3<$t ; B. 4. 20. T: narration, relation, telling a u<j 1 the guise of a fable. ftory. -2. giving a f alee acootmt. -mw:, -g^T: the hero or leading character 'T . of a story nWT^T* U. ; 6- 4. the introductory part of tale or Btory.-2 N. of the Brat g or book of the *mm%flPi a tale, fiction, fable. ir^r a. fc 181 N. ; j-oijons ( ^T5?rr!T word is ^arat re><* t%*rt 35. 1. ft^s ) 1 |. a -2. srtjnrw- ; Ks. 22 cnrer of ^mun'ibT a^- ; (where the question is gnn- to know', Ki. ]. 24 (where the used I'D sense 1 also) -JTIOT: an actor. -2. a prof eenioial storyg^tf the introductory por tion of e. story ; Ft. 1. jfrir: I. teller. course of oonvereaticn, talk, discoarse. raWttr: changing the course of a story. farm o. re- narrator. -2 A story- 6. 3 ; Me. 22 ; Amaru 12,S9,50,73;Pt I. -5 Scarcefrwfl gi^sfNwT^m hardly HrtT> Mil. 2. 6. -Comp. gfRrqr. ly, ; an inquisitive person ?fff ind. in what manner, bow sfKnFrwsusrsrr gftfofrrnry^rt Si 2. 52 ; ^rasfrrf g%f 8k.; N. 17. 126. -jrunr a. of what measure -*jiw: what state. ; how *%< a. I. noture being. -2. of what kind ccmmentatnrs ). or used by ^rr a. of what qr^ a. of what power. shape. gjwrr What oft. ( fonnded or U.5, mean. -4. bad, 1 to A.(v^) tion U ind. cp^ -2 War. -JSin. sr a.], avaricious, unavailing. miserly. -2. little.insigniScant, mean. -3. bad, disagreeable, (-^t) a miser: Ms. 4. 210, 224 ; Y. 1. 161. tfr -rt 1. avarice. -2. insignificance. -3. >TT? stingiavaiice, nejs. sr?: a bad horse. sif- badness. : wr^rj a. defermed, ugly. following evil practices, wicked, depraved. (-T:) bad conduct. -^f^-^r bad organ of sense. a .a bad camel. TWT ( also ^ffaor ) < 3TT* ?; ( -cor ) lukewarm. a fragrant grass. -2. the plant jfosTi. tepid, ness. lukewarm. A I. rfoj- ing drink, wine. inferior articles. or carriage ill ; distinctly ; 103. 5. *% a. 1. or inaccurately or in^T 3rnr R^Tn> ^jg-^ ?^rf%'i5 Bk. 6. 75 arfr^T! Si. 14. temptible . 1. a. m. pi, three a bad chariot Bk. T3r?nfi%'f speaking fir T^I' , ^ifH^f vro^- -2. vile, con- Giving water. -2 Giving I op A cloud. ^^: t w*. ^^f 3^^ to put TV.] 1 A kind of tree ( said forth buds at the roaring of thunderclouds ) ; S7fw , Ved. O^-fH] 1. despised, dis-2. rendered useless and dained. suffer also 1 P. see %^. ; Slaughter, havoc, destruc- 5. 10 3T?fi%^ a. spise. canopy, awning. See under ^5. or hurt ; D. to disdain, de- sroTfr 8 vile. A I To ciy, to weep or shed tears. -2 To grieve. -3 To call. -4 To 5f7^5T 1 insignificant, 3^ soit or confused, -J. happiness. manner. -2 Inquiry, question, demand. ^rl.4 A. ( teller. p ^jf Trt ; kill A SR-ijsrrtr- ; |apanobavimati. Den. P. To tell, relate Sc. : 1 ; ' ' with bow', 'with great difficulty, great efforts' mentally. -U. ' U. 3 ag( D. 6. -4 When connected with the particles f%^, ^^ orarjq it means 'in eveiy way'; 'on any account', 'some- served, taciturn, rMsliking conversation o. sec A small tale ; t. g. Veti- -- w * iq> eralized);*Kw*i ; ccnrie of conversation; H. ! R^JT ^mc^pt Kn. talkative, talking much and foolishly. -2. mad, foolish. (-T:) 1 conversation, talk, or what indeed [(expressing surprise); srw >TTd*N%9iffl S. 6. - J It is often connected with the particles ??r, sim, 3, ^r, or fo^ in the sense of, 'how indeed', 'how possibly,' 'I should like ; trfj J. TnirsjtiisrtfiTTjfwiT! where the speaker is doubtful as to the propriety of what he says). -2 Oh ( -4 The mnstard-Bee4 plant. -5 A tfr particular mineral substance. N. of a plant (^?TW ). & 6 U. 5. ; ' paiticle of *A A mul- described, narrated. -2 Expressed. ~ where*. interrogation, This pattiole wbich is a substitute for the word % is often need as the firet member of a comp. and titude, group; ?yrrtr^g7?^* ^T5? $rirH* lO.-Oonrp. ir^-TT ezpressos the senses of rrfsnr Ki. 5. 9. p. Told, I ; 11. >% only narration flfirfr^fT (i. ( only ), Remaining dead, deceased in narration ; Kn. q&B( ind. [ i^n-iwnrJr ng How, in what way, in I manner, whence ftm: U. I 3ii ; well fare' how 13. *i^m ] what } RiTrfT$r f^ft w tsr **i Mn. did the physician ; ' 4. : wig^w- >*v T *j: u^> J> f%. R. 1. 64, 3. 44 *raxrfronr fa*ri wimrif ft *dfa 8. 1. ; badness, littleness, deterioration, naelersnesf, defeotiveness &c. of 3fK l.abad -Comp bad writing. -jt\y: a anw-J a bad road. ^ bad food. 3Tqc7 posterity. or custom. anything. letter. -2 little fire. 3i bad bad ctiild, aix^nri a bad bubit I snJ a. useless, what -2having purpose or aim ? ( -is ) a useless 18. of the multitude. wsf 1 Kadamba tree;^5ffirarf^5r- A kind of grass Ifragrant (HP- -sfr>w; breete ( charged with the ocU>nr of Kadamba flowers) ; ir ^r'tftrBwnrc?aifi^rf^wr: K. P. 1. a7g^r^s ^ -2. spring. ^rt^^nT: "* under the flowers a yqrtf. ynjTi-B^T plant of which resemble those of Kad; breeze amba. *Tgt a fragrant unmeaning. thing, -artisf, -srr tronlling, tor- am^rS Den. meLting, torture. P. I. to despise, Blight.-2.totronble, N. 8. 75. Bh. 3. 100 toimenl aiflm a- 1- despised, disdained, flighted qr^fSriTHltrt if ^'ff^ 5TBh. 2. 10. -2. Tj(t Hs-n: "THtf ; ; ; tormented, teaseo ; U The mustard- seed plant. A saw. -2 An iron goad for driving an elephant. -3 N. of a tree sometimes substituted for Kha': v ^_ I dira as a sacrificial post. -T.I, -* A of the feet caused corn, a callosity t coagulated. external friction. by milk 332 The tree of Amaro. ?5. N. plants: jfa, rafter and Tbe I plantain tree Mk. several *nw R. 12. 96 ; YT. 3. 8. -1 A 1. 36 kind of deer. -3 A flag carried by an elephant. -4 A flag or banner. -Oomp. (at) ^QJT the flower of the^tft plant. --jfs;, -*?*,*: a kind of illusion. A lanncr, flag Mil. 6. Kn. ; a. bright as gold. (-HF) the ^iujrwlrfr plant, -irowr the wJ^a^} plant. frr tbe ^s;*^ofl plant. -^-fW: I. a yellow orpiment. -2. fluid gold. jrraf: N. of Kirtikeya. ^i a gold necklace ; m. -2 A A kind of antelope. rt * cocnrober. woman. When, at what time ; sum w5?rBr V nrirY Pt. 1. 207. beantifnl in,;. a piece of gold. itw; some time' r ; ^v * sometime* f 'at 9:3117 nerer with a ' place and ( tfre gpinig Hm ; ; at tome following ^jn it means time ', one day ', ' at one time or another ', 'oooe': simj Tgrfr : Ms. 2. 54 144, 3. 85, 101 wi 50. e. Red arsenic. ' One-eyd Dn. ; dnoe in ; w: ^nrVr% qjSTT cf. A Ved. ^ ' ; ~) Granary. ). patched garment, wallet *r 1(T: worn by ascetics ) gftor? 1% Bh. 3. 74, 19, 86 Siuti. 4. 4, 19. -2 A well. -J A town. -Oomp. { ; , -WTfOT wearing a patched garment, as practised by some Yogin*. -tiifX m. a religions mendicant, Yogin. To cry ; \ P. ( q??ft, *i$T ) lament. -2 ( A. ) To be ronfoonded ^ or perplexed. -3 To confound. A 1 A bulbous root. -2 Bh. 3. 69 ; -4 3. -3 Qrlic. lso ( flg. ; A : ) ^TST- kiot, swelling. (enaale -5 AnafiEectionof themtleor I A cloud. -2 Camphor. organ ^: -^jt lapsus uteri. India. re- An H^ a radish. -Comp m. small, diminish Bk. 18. 25. girl ?JT pro- the garden of ?rr< t.nlbons root. a Having gj^a. P. -To lessen, ^ god thought and feeling vm. make size, ' qftf ; of love. bulb nrcsTrisricf giTsr ) female ) a Happy. -5: 1 Cupid, the -2 Heart ( seat of ^g ^:-^ gold, golden. of a Ttrtha or sacied the hills adjoinirg it ; fl ' 1 'at tiroes', ' Made of a. when connected with a now and following sriq it means ', fWwn a land of gold, gold mine. ; fqinj|% Ac.; then ' w<7f A -2 harlot. of. ( ; ifta Happy. ; ; W*raH elephant streak of gold ( robbed on a tonchstone ). <JT^ 5^f ^JT sR^^pninsrn^wr ^h. P. 10. tT*T": gold-doit. Tpj; a kind of flsh. (-fj) a weight of gold. -q>T fJV 20 nr?nt?*: Me. 96, 77 ; 1. A I 1 "Star Silesia. fk Tnt% ; ( golder-sticked ) the royal parasol, -tjfvqn a golden sheath for a iword &c. Mn. 2. Prax*: a plantain WfBW *?! &&%? ; esc lent root. i- A : palanq'iin. ; The white water-lily of. ; the youngest ; girl. < ft&4 ' now : K. 58 et seq. [ of. Neighing, crying sjff^- a. L. V. ( Snperl. of arw or g^ ) The smallest, least. -2 The youngest. -J Lower -4 Having the feet 1 [***] (f '?/) 1 downwards. S: N. of Siva. g-r 1 The little finger. -2 A kind of heroine. -J The wife of a younger brother. -Oomp. q^-jj^j the least Tawny. -2 Variegated, spotted. -2T1 The tawny colour. -2 The variegated oolonr. -if:, -%,/. Wife of Kayapa and the mother of the Nagas -Oomp. js;, -g or first root. Tbe Ved. finger; ^ -tvnaqmc Subhish. Fond of A (raise. A kind ml, *g ). | To -2 To love, -4 To go. To shine. wish. -3 -m _, nj_^, ("1 rt | 1 , "rr sriPiHT^fl S. 3. 13 <57. daughter or girl. Ved. Young. o. <S5I 1 P. Ved. ( be satisfied or contented w: ; Me. 2, 37 Tbe Palt tree. -2 The -3 Mountain ebony. I | ' little finger. of sft I The -2 The popil of the eye. nVijrs 1 A boy, youth. -2 The pupil of the eye. r 1 A maiden, girl. -2 The pupil oi the eye. -Rasf The little finger. -2 Tbe the eye. Dhattftra tree. ( or epithets of the raonntain Snmern ; g^ srwar ^ Bv. 2 9 g Foanger , ; a golde, hatchet. *ft/ X( l pupil of Com par. Smaller, wnrr, ; less. ^mrT, of -J H- Ao. j 1- 28: tf>rm ^ *'^ J TI -Oomp. ). 3Tf: fever of pudenda mnliebre. dosire. ~^love, passion, vehement Siva. -aqt5!-5*TBof N. -mi't t^Tt, tbe male organ of generation. -?jc?rf 1. memhrnm mod* virile. -2- a particular of Beiual enjoyment or coitus ) A 1 new shout or 40 -2 Reproach, censprout ; sure. -3: The cheek, or the cheeK and temple. -4 A portent. -5 Sweet sound. -6 Th plantain tree ^ffyKfr&rert 3. , ; o. Younger. derived: thus ^ 1 sramsirftw *f *: UgMl> - - 2 Ij0ve ; arr- N. of Cupid, the god 1 ifc^i: ele- hol- cave, valley, phant. low. i Dry'gitiger. -Conrp. 5f^: a mountain. of love ; Me. ; A " little 16 1. hook for driving an A T. is smallest. grass. o. 56. ^t^fT^^T The *rfwg*f a. a Reddish-brown, tawny. 1 Whey. -2 Buttermilk raized with water. i Bh. 3. 69 very much. ' a ' alc y cav ' v *d- " | Smaller, 4 Copper. ?5ftl%i/. ing plant. 1 A cart. less. -2 -2 A creep- -2 War, -3 ( dala flower ; R. 13. Si. 6. 30 nana ) War wA Kan- Hence of words, controversy. q^ff, q. v. battle. 9. ; I The ) tree ; plantain ( or the Ba- 338 4. [Un. V. 4. 5 ; Me. 21 ; Rs. 2. 5. -2 A kind of deer. -3 A flag. -4 Lotus-seed. -Oonrp. $gir ! a mushroom. -2. the flower of the plantain tree. ^ffTWT a. 1 Budded, blown. -2 Pot forth, emitted. N. of a plant ( Mar. W r- An 1 Ill] un- 15. Si. 35. contrivance married girl or daughter R. 1. 51, S. 10, 3. 33 Ms. 10. 8. -2 A girl ten years old. -3 A vi'gin, maiden Ms. 8. 367, 3. 33. -4 A woman in *rt general. -5 The sixth sign of the -odiac, i. e. Virgo. -6 N. of Durg& -7 / [ Un. -Oomp. roasted ( *5= as grain A 3? 14 1. ] A A /. ). for bill playing pr. Bb.2 83 ;Ku. 1.29,5.11, 19; K. 16. 83. -cjf A pillow Bh 3. 145. -Oomp. -a'hyr any game with aball. The white I cpffe-: ( J: ) lotu*. -2 me blue Ictus (a provincial form for ^feTns; ) ; wr^g^; A I -2 .A kind of clond. as a disease Ao toi ). 16 -2. N. of Klrtikya. 3f*lf%^; Y. Z. 220 The ocean. 3TST [ /. ^-'6 a fainting ] Mv. hair. --? . 8 irl WT^wrsfff53 -2 An unmarried girl, virgin, maiden Jj% WT SW- 5?Wl*-f: wasreil* Mil. 7 Y. 1. 105. -3 A technical name 28 ^fwi^rrfSr K. 14. ; ; 11. ; old ( ; Khet. ) Une of the several kinds of heroine^ ; an unmarried girl serving us a chief character in a see under poetical composition 5. -S The sign Virgo -Comp. seduction Y. 1. 61. ^fi=frr- ; tfoir^: 5T5T- a maiden son of an nnmirried 129 ( = rptfa ) for instance nJUT, -rw Ac. ; Y. 2. Ved. Calling a girl jTrTJ^rr *M ) ; ; a girl ( ? Ved. a The T: ^i The youngeit little lister. ( *;<j[- ). girl. youngest brother. finger. *ft The asfif - is] 1 The skull skull-bone husband : broken Ms. & Bb. 2. 95. -2 A piece of a CTn&iT f)rTr A mulutode, colMs. (i. beggar's bowl jar, potsherd 8. 93. -J lection. i -4 A ; ; -5 A cup, jar iu general q-^-5Trsr -6 A cover or lid. -7 A treaty of poaos on equal teimi 3 1 Th shell of an egg. -2 Th colyla of the leg of union, any flat bone.-3A kind 44. ; The m The youngest 5h~jrTT a. Consisting the form of a ycung girl 16. 86. TT . The harem little sifter. of or ; ( B. 6. in 11, consisting mostly of girls ). The hand below the To move 1 P. wrist. N. of ror- ; see -2 A Mi ~^ : cheating Pt. 1. 191 Fraud, sfursMH^r ; ; deceit, of ff 's L. eaj,ut ]. ; bowl, [of -Oomp. irra^ for 8or t cf p'n or spindle wiurling cotton Ac. . nir55O -ii*!T epithets of Siva. nru?*>'Y N- of Durgl fti'5: a peace on eqnal terms, H. 4. 100. N.of Siva. trick, W'JWtr^Tir'ii' Mk. 9. A 8. 250. -1 The p,tsh4red; o. an usoetic, pseudo ascetic. qg a. adept in deceit, deceitful, crafty ; hivirg a skull ing skulls ( ; I ; Furnished with or Y. 3. 243. -2 ^jrrtl'w wj: ) Kn. 5. 78. Siva ijrr^ftfr" lof 1 , M.4.78, tarttr of the teeth. ^nrsrgwsfJTSr A meannaro equal to the caof the two the hollows of pacity -Oomp. hands joined together. be _-CT 5. A begga Or. kephale of leprosy. -bV -wej, demons. the 3TflT: girl 1IZ1M *lf Leaf ov panel of a ; the sign Virgo. t. Younger. -HI ^r;iTfr 35 * [ 1 J Ts^rjsi ]. the openof a door. -2. A door key. fTt a house-breaker, thief. *sjg; o. broad-chested K. 3. 34. fffot |. the junction of the leaves of a door. -2. K manner of multiplying a disease of the ear. ; avc^Ti. hclf, a part. ing: virgin. finger. Sabdak.;. -4 (In A -Comp 60. f^uf ravishment or eduction of a maiden ; Ms. 3. 33. *rwj*rr, *nH*r 1 Young K hl. -2 ; for a girl ten years and mwvi: ; by a maiden. A Shaggy. matted 1 ] ; very fine choice of a f^'VnT: the A I rwwi door m tit. ^jj^r tri$r: shell -2 Braid- N. of Siva. TO. ; -2 A swoon, 8' n - 30. small brnirled Ved. ^f^^rnt a fon in law (marrying Y.I 262. -??f money one's girl ) her given to the bride's father purchase-money of a girl. price, The neck. I 1. i f dowry, -qf^: -*fsr a ) . -2 Wearing Amaru. ; see 3ff*K also. ; used KB a coin ( . , ; A 1 ; 'daughter's husband', a scn-in law. qrfT: a dealer in slave girls. The neck. -2 'The holder of.watr ', a clond. -J A kind of grass. -4 N. TT The of a vegetable ( >uftT ). neck <jr A od and matted hair, eapecia'ly of Siva G. L. 22. A small shell or cotorie, 'TvTKtfcl marriage. q-tT giving away in marriage. 5T a r defilea defect or ment of a virgin. ^"iT: blemish in a girl, bad repute ( guch grans. 3T?w > ). Ved. -*\ ( fir ). ^FITPT: : \^s\ ( or cowrie (used as a coin). a girl 3?fTH : The white lotus. ^j: 'PT* ^; Shaking. girl in blue lotas. talk. ( -51; ) dishonest. Fraudulent', kind of perfume ^sTTJr- ; Pt. 1 Mv. 2. 50. snz a. following after or hunting young girls. (-?:)! the inner aputrnenta of a house. -2- a man who hunt* or goei N. of a after young girli. <|)3T: ooubtry. ( -3f ) N. of ao ancient city in boiler, o. 'parched, (IB? forged <> a- cardamoms. -Oomp. the woman's apartment; Large rj a deceitful disguised, masked. disguise, false dress. A rogue, cheat. %5T ; woru>, caterpillar oven. ^*r 1. ^rr document. ; fraudulent a jrfiT! H. ; ; *ff Wear- Pir^l^J^rw^ . I yvifv An cpilhet r%!7 ?rgi man of l?TS^ftf: O. L. 28. -2 A low caste ( offspring of a Brahmana 384 mother and fisherman father N. of Dnrga. ift ). ; s^nri an epithet ( 1 ) of Rama 2 ) of Sogriva. ^g-. ( the chief of monkeys ) an epithet ( 1 ) of Hanftnoat ; s^aft ^5? Tfrfa 9> ( ; f* wfls-wwwft if U. 45 ( ; 3 W3T: N. of Arjnna Bg. -^iTi the hog-phim 1. ; ^T 20. tree. -Srt.-fM'.^'n'frqjn. storax or benzoin. an epithet of R&ma. -2. irft I of Sugitva. ^tii an epithet of ( 1 ) Bama 2 Arjuoa. fjra^ /. a kind of perfume, -ary brass, -TO*t N. of Narada srrert-^ a cabbage. $ir$ the upper part ( coping ) of a wall -- siYiHf vermilion (Mar. tTs)juroTr a kind of mnsical instrument. ; ( ) The Ch&taka 1 bird. -2TbeTittiri bird. 4RfSr: Tbe wood-apple tree. I The f rait of the above tree. ni -2 A particnlar position of the hands and fingers. -Oomp. -3H77: a kind cf monkey. g^5T ; ; ; of the Sankhya system of philosophy ]. -2 A dcg. -3 Benzion. -4 Incense. -5 A form of fire. -6 The tawny colour. -7 Lnpure benzoin. -8 N. of the sun.-9 N. of a country. -10 One of. the incarnations of A brown cow. -2 A kind of perfun.e -3 A kind of timber. -4 The common leech. -5 N. of the female elephant of the southeast. -Oomp. arsfr R kind of deer. N. of Siva. wsr: an sicstf: Vishnu. c?r 1 ophhet of Indra. the wfto /. place. irr^lV: Vishpn. grlh the un. -^rsu a vine with brown grapes, sffti a kind of trm |TN.of the Grange* peifnme. fcft$| a- [ qrft-Tm3 ^ ] 1 reddish-brown. -2 Reddish Dk. 160 ; 27 ; ffr Udb. -2 A watery foam or froth in general. -Oomp. sift, dry gingr- Jgr^ifir f aliva, spittle. gr kind *ftit o. ( sfl-/. ) [ tptrr-p^ ] Affected -with excess of phlegm, phlegmatic. m. An elephant (?) Brown, ; (unrrt) ftf&trrsi'U'Tt 8. 3. wwnJrfwfoirt fa srt^Tj^s'Rftst 7. 12 Me. 21 R. 12. 28. The brown colour. -2 A 5Ts I compound of red and black colour. -3 Storax or coarse benzoin. jir 1 The Madhavt creeper. -2 N. of a ; V. 7 2. river. ; ^rr, -^ft, -5} mm. of ; A spirit, a ahnrt N. of Siva. -Oonrp. surf: a kind of 1. spirit, mm. /. The elbow. Embrowned a. ; a. Phlegmatic. Si. 6. 5. A : kind of liquor. N - of several plants snch as the holy fig-tree, the betelnut tree &o. T gj^ -2 To To colour. A headless truck ( eswhen it retains life ) ;(*%) ^c<jr*(ii' Hfl\ 49. The belly. -2 A cloud. -3 A comet. -4 N. of Rshn. -5: Water -Ti 1 on each side of the head. ab- worthless, (^Hia', ^i?tr) 1 praise. 3?3rvTM -*4 ^S^^fTj ^STH'^T 1 The ceretonsore. -2 A patch of hair Mean; Ved. The elbow. P. 1 pecially mony of said to be n. in this sense -6 N. of a mighty ( low. ject, WKoff ^fffoT.', ^ -2. a deity ) 3>^|: /. N. of a the skill. %a5f, ^5* plant. 3. holy Sankhya Sutras of Kapila. qffis ^K: [ tfqr-f^ Up. 4. 143] 1 An ape, a monkey; ^tfrwfifcfsriV^ Bk. 9. 11. -2 An elephant. -3 A specie* of Karanja. -4 Incense, atorax or impure benzoin ( flrena )- -<5 The son. -6 N. of Vishnu. ~fti/. - of J&mbavat. a -2. 16. 67. ) ; Si. demon mentioned in the Rama/ana. [While A dove, pigeon. -2 bird in general. -J A particnlar position of the hands. -4 The grey colour of a pigeon. -Oomp. 3lfsri/- a "ort of perfume. 33rT antimony, "sifts a hawk, falcon. strt of the colour of a ( -*r: ) a pale or dirty white ^TOTT a sort of perfume. a" aviary, a -^rrgwTt -vrrfr / frari the pigeon-house, dove-cot. qoTr samll cardaking cf pigeons. moms. wir a kind of perfume. nt antimony. y?^rr o . o. pigeon. Rama and Lakshmana A colour. ; said that, though at first a heavenly being, he was cursed by Indra to assume the form of a demon and to be in that state till killed by Rama and Lakshmana. He advise, 1 Rama form friendship with SngrSva see R. 12. 57 ]. to ' 93T> -ft Usually written ^fT-0 q. v. I A small pigeon. -2 A of folding the hands together. 3T ; A animal. place abounding in qjgT^t / The hinder part of an pigeons. qrflrrfr I kind of A female pigeon. -2 A lacrificial post. [Un. The wood-apple tree. Tawny. w. The tawny a. Antimony. *H?tT*l<JI 1. 66] A cleek, animal. ind. Ved. A particle uifd eg qrjj^ an expletive or enclitic. S. 3. 10,6. 14 ;R. The knee-cap. -Oomp. any object againt which 4. 68. rfl 371^: anything ( especially the cheeks ) is nibteisKi.S.Se.-^aijr: the (broad) cheeks. ftt%i/ tho temples and cheeks or excellent ( i. e. broad } cheeks cf. frgwi%. fr": the flush ; ) of, 63 To love, be 1 be in love with ; ( enamoured g^ an instance of ginnr) 1. ^Mal. for, wish, desire; sr 5rrfl7- ;3Tiff -2 To long ?T&?r^H3>Ti>- ; in the cheek. '^>f! : [ ^ 31^1 fK?fS 5. f <-J TV. ] 1 Phlegm, one of the three honours of the body ( the other two being ; Endowed with 5Tsf( *T )ft^ awater ', epithet of the Maruts. -m. N. of Katyayana. grrTa^fi mode lived in the DawZaka forest, Kabandha attacked them and was slain by them. It is 26 ; 4. To have 48 ; 10. 53 ; intercourse Bk. 14. 82. -i To with. -4 value highly. a, [ dinous. qn^3^ ] 1 Lustful, libi-3 Wishing for, desirons $\, ; 335 6. 74. -) H-. 1 Lovely, beautiful. Cupid, the god of love. -2 The Asoka tree. -3 N. of Brahma. -4 A Brahmana.-Oomp. g^-. a heron (having beautiful plumage ). To be 5fBflf7f a. 1 desired, desirable awiipfrertnfnfjfcfi Kn. 1. 37. -2 Lovely, charming, beautiful 517Ki. 7. 40 ; ; ; S. 3. 9. T. 1. Lustful, desi- ] rous. a. ( =ft/. Lnstfnl, libidi- ) nous. a. -2 Beautiful. Desirous. 1 [Up- 1- I 100] -2 Pt. I. 184. A water-jar. or a small tortoise A A tortoise ; A bamboo. -3 -Oomp. crilh 8 4. Bk. 14, ; Svarita accent. qr Shaking, movtremor. -Oomp. aif^ a. tremulous, agilated. fy^^m. wind. Trembling, eh&kJDg. sr- 1 Sisrra season ( November-December ). -2 A kind of missile. -3 A kind of fever ( ffifliqrfaqr ). if I Shaking, tremor. -2 QaiveiiBg pronunciation. collection of lotuses. 1 A lotus B5JTamfTf% = ^ Ttfqg q. v. JBR& =^ 5 9f*3?tifa5frfiit K. P. 10. so W*, %**, sator", Ac. -2 Water N. 1. 130 Ki. 5. 25. -3 Copper. -4 A medicament, drug. -5 The Sarasa bird. -6 The bladder, the right lobe of the longs. Oomp. wjjft a lotus- ^-^ [ Trembling, shaking. fr 1 Trembling, to shake. ) 1 ; ^% ; eyed lady, of lotnses.-2- a lake -arrsfr.: 1. an assemblage full of lotuses. WWiran epithet of Lakahmt; Mu. 8TTH5T! 'lotos-seated' N. of Brah- HrtarfV j* 9T?rHq- Ku 7. 70. ?orr a lotos eyed lady. aafflower. g- an assemblage of lotoses. grl. an epithet of Brahma. -2 the lunar asterisin called Bohint. ; 3^ a. . [ of wool Variegated. r.t Un. 1 SIWR m., -HTJ, tas-born 7 -HW. 'lo- A small lotus. An excellent epithelof ); A lotng-jlant A ( snake, tremble, place r7TfK H srrvfr ?fW 8nSH H. 3.-2 A dew- ; abounding ; A cloth', A a. A Covered with ajblanket. bollock, ox. -Oomp __^rgr^r drawn by oxen, a bullock-cart. ^t/- I A ladle or spoon .-2 A shoot. -3 A branch or joint of a bamboo. ( fig. Un. A 3Jrr5T-- ' she11 - -2 A kind of ; nw ^Hsfiitr: j| R. 4. 69 v. 1. g^ The fragrant root ( ). &n$lf. The wife of Hiranyakaipu and mother of Prahlada. n. 9315 oauses 4o. ; j:*r, 1 A hand ; 5W nT&c. ^ wirg^wri ftsrm A 1. 24. *)E^*rt S. beam -2 gg^J ^r ; srV. 3. 34 ray of light, r^r also ; T: Jt- Jrr^ Si. where the word: 9. 6 ( used in sense lalso). -3 The trunk of an elephant tap jsf^fftair q^or ftftm U. 3. 16 Bh. 3. 20. -4 A tar, toll, triis ; ; : ^ means ' ray Si. 1. 70 also (^) 8^^. ), ; ( where n'hra'Jrt5T tft ** B. 4. 58 Ms 7. 128. -5 Hail. -6 A particular measure of length equal to 24thumbs. -7 The asterism called ?<<] -Oomp. : 1. the forepart of the hand.-2. the tip of an elephant's trunk, -^rqrcTt a stroke or blow with the hand. -3HT amtsi finger-ring. airasn supporting with the hand, giving a helpSTTWr?: 1. lha chest.-2. ing hand. a blow with the hand. 1. ??%; /. a cymbal. -2* a small musical instrn. -m ment. -qjs^f:, finger-nail. 57- *RJ,-q5r^-,-q* a lotos-like hand, beautiful hand; afrr^fwaRrfiarrfsftTrT^rirqj U. 3. 25. 3f5j?P.,-5f the hollow of the hand ( to receive water). l%WWl:.-T 1- 'sprout like hand, ' a tender.b and 5?Tt%Ht3^nn?gTmjr srf^injf 0.3. 19 ; Bs. 6. 30. -2. a finger. fJW the finger. ^nr= ; f a. ( 3 or 3 a/. ( ) Spotted, vari- m., n ') A conch, tavfV ^3: |%jpf =qMfTT% li-f? Si. 18. r: N. 22. 22 ji 1 An elephant. -2 The neck. ; ; ^>, ^Rn) To move by woollen a carriage covered with blankets and ; about blanket ^srfffW 1 A small blanket. -2 kind of female deer. *hll T*ft&! H^rfvri S. 4. 10; R. 9. 30, 19. 11. -2 An assemblage of lotuses. -3 with lotuses. A ^jylra- -art egated. -5: T si^t T gat Me. 90 ?P^I A. sfrNrf*i woman. -Oomp. an epithet of Vishnu. 1 106. ] blanket. Lakhmi.-2 cf. elephant. --J ( pi. ) N. of a country and its inbab.tants cffsfiair: n> bute 1. ^f%'-> epithets of Brahma. ', I -Tftfsrs, Variegat- bhish.; gRJTcsrfffT lap. -3 A sort of deer. -4 An upper garment of wool. -5 A wall. -6 A small worm. -3 Water. -Oomp.-q-igrkind of 'carriage covered with a m. ; ; cf^ ed colour. ; ; go, move. ( bracelet 1.93. fm j - OT mr3 1 Shaking, tremulous, moving, agitating fttrnr ^furrSc swftr 9f r% N. 1. 14! ^m, 8*. -2 Agile, quick. 1 P. i; ( qNrft, ) To <* A plunderer. -2 ff^i -2 Shaken, swung. tremor. -2 Causing [^-*gt^] ; ^l^f: 1 A concb, shell. -2 A mean or contemptible person. a Stealing, m. | A thief, 5E V* a- f or O/.) [Vpflft, ^i| a,^ f -f-w\] ( Mostly at the end of comp. ) Who or what does, makes o- Wind. : .p. a. 1 Desirous. -2 Pahvred. The Slrasa bird. -2 A kind of deer. -3 N. of Brahma. ffr A a shell 3?q;f a. [ qr^-j^ ] 1 t Mk. ; a wBij An ; ^ female tortoise V*f5'Q'>-s5"-A- water-pot (earthen or wooden ) need by ascetics ; 85- ma 81 31, 15. 70. Cans. \ To shake, cause to tremble. -2 To uttei with a thrill or shake. : [ T5j ] 1 Shaking, tremor ; f3ff^?irr1iu?r mz$i R. 13. 44 with a gentle nod or bend of the head 13. 28 ; Ku. 7. 46 ; vfufa:, fosjRil: &c. -2 A modification or the king of tortoises. 2 4. ing, Beauty, loveliness. neck marked with tluoe lineslike and considered as a sign of great fortune ). -2. a lady having the neck like the conoh-shell. a also); fa^^T: B. 54. -3 The variegated colour. .-4 A vein of the body. -5 A bracelet. -6 A tube-shaped bone. :-Oomp. -snarr^ m. a kind of kite. q&r a lady having the neok like a conch-shell. 1. a conch-shaped neck, (i.e. the cavity of the palms, hands hollowed to receive water; '^JJ-BJ Ghat. 22. IT*:, -JTffor -2. taking the marriage. levying a tax. in marriage. -3. I. a husband. -2. a 1- hand m?: tax-collector, -qfart, -sftq m. the the teak tree. chuming-stiok. 1 3Tt a finger-nail n'rvmsTa'ning Ve. 4. 1 ; 81. 11. 87 ; Bv. 1. 105 j ^, ; 336 Amaiu. 85 (-3r) a kind of perfnrae. snfj a stream of. light. palm of the hand JKJ; the ) K. ; cocoa-nnt 3TTWc5 <& Hail (lit.') My n Amaliiltn. fruit (fruit of the robolan ) placed on the palm of the band ; (flg.) ease and clearness of perception, B' ch as is natural in the case of a f rait placed on the palm of the hand WTHarnTFj^rfiHTf fw4 am^TcjtafTflf K 43. ^r a. renting on the palm of the band clapping the band* 3. N. of a ^ river. a. I . pay- ing taxes -2. tributary: WtfMpmrww&ti itMsft Ve. 6. 18. -J. giving the hand to help &c. ^BJ <* bandy, doxtercua. nr 1 a saw. -2. playing in water Vjj m. The palm tree. eaw. jrfsr*! splashing q-wsfr a water about while bathing or (porting in it. qggvt 1 a tender hand .-2. a floger cf "fifHBT. -TrWt, - . of. '-git ff: -OOM. 40. >: A 1 1. A flnger-nail S. ; 8. Me. 96. -2. a sword. -irrt3*fT a small clab. -fic, -fic.8?t 1. a gword 10 ; f , or tcimitar. -2. A cemetery. -3. N. of a town in the 8. M. country. -4. a kind of tree. ( -fj ) red arsenic. ( -ft ) |. a woman who hag borne a son, a mother. -2. N. of Aditi. -J. a good cow. ( -f ) a finger-nail, -^sj. swelling of tbe bands. -m?: I. weakness of the hand. -2- the fading of rays. -q?r a marriage string worn ronnd the wrist. -HJfflfa " an epithet of Siva, clapping of tbe hands. t ( m^rr -2 The -J A small pot (of a small box a skull ; ( ; also coooa-nnt); as in nfj?5fr s nsed in Kidambari of sugar-cane. -5 ). A -4 Any bone the ' [ w- preparations An ( OPTW TV. 11 uged of an np ). [i*^ A orow; Sinti.4.19.-4 An atheist, unbeliever. -5 A degraded Brihmana. -6 A man of a low profes-7 A mniical instrument. 8 The first Sriddha ceremony performed in honour of a dead man. An elephant' cheek. -2 A arr oow difficult to be milked. sion. 'l 9fg: A crow Mk. 7. -2N. of qrdlfm the propounder of the roienoe and art of theft. -J N. of a jackil in H. and Pt. I ; elephant Bv. ; 1. 8. k'nd^of bird (crane). A writer, of I irnW 4. 5. -7 An instrument or means of an action 3nffcfirercTSl*ni T. S. -8 ( In Logic ) Tbe instrumental cause which is thus defined) nTKfw- -9 A cause 4^rrwr or motive ( in general ). -10 The ; ww sense expressed by the instrumental case ( in gram. ) ; trnWilH W 1 ( I 'aw ) A do- cument, a bond, documentary proof; 126 1. : A I ] bnmboo of ); ; duck ( fish. Kissing the band. a. U. 3. US 3T 3 f- ""^ of the ] 1 The back hand from the wrist to the root of the fingers ; metacarpus, as in^r-1 w*?;i B. 6. 83. ; see iw?; below. [ r, jr J * TV. The trunk of an elephant. -J A young etapbant. -4 A young camel; SI. 5. 3. -5 A camel in general -6 A kind of perfume. *?t A shecamel. -Ooaap. 3T: / a lad y whose thighi resemble the back of the fore- arm jarwnnJTV 5rwWfiTS w eT S. 3. 11 ; S?. 10.' 69 Amaru. ; according to another explanation ), whose thighs resemble the trunk of an elephant cf. Kn. 1. 36. ( ; A camel. "i. Doing, perform- ; ( r Wwwt Bh. 2. 84 77. -2 A bee-hive.-J A A m. A ing, accomplishing; effecting; mnfff*, wn*, fti* Ac. -2 Act, action. -J Religions action. -4 Easiness, trade. -5 An organ of sense; r<wr 5){irf*3T^5 T inwcij irrational ji'Wf:, -Ti%wr, *5WT/- A sm'll box made of bamboo. 69; or I Making, [ f-cgi ] doing, effecting, producing. -2 v Ved.) or; 1 (Ved.) An asClever, skilled sistant. -2 A man of a mixed tribe. Un. A sort' of sword. -4 -5 Liver. -J -J fw t small box or basket 1. ] medicinal in 1? f -WZ^ Up. 4. 81 ] el* phant's cheek. -2Safflower. ^T3f: 1 aw ism or ?ror the head. rnr^inir! N. of a tree snrd collectively. kind of A -2 ronl. number. -Oonrp. swirir: the irm: the organs of tense tiken body. *t The wnUr.pot shower swrwiT: a A kind of rhythmical pause, beat of the hand to keep time ; Kn. 6 40. -1$ ( In astrol .) A division of the day ; ( these Karanas are eleven ). -14 The Supreme being. -15 Pronunciation .-t 6 The posture of an ascetic. -17 A posture in sexual enjoyment. -18 A field. -19 Plastering with tbe hand. -20 The usage of the writer catte. err 1 A womtn of a mixed Ms. 8. 51, 5t, 154. .12 caste. the flower of the tree. -?IT*JU a finger. -tfr^: water thrown out by an elephant's trunk. -^jsff: 35 ; the fin- wq-of an ornament worn round the wiiit, such as a bracelet. -ni?J:amoke.-g^a kind of weapon; ^?t 1. TO. ; Mil. 5. 16 A ger-nail. sf i%c?*n?t3;'T gfrwtt Dv. 3Tr; water skeleton. -. awsntt | water-pot need by ascetics. Mil. 9; 1. Si. 13. 60. -2. a finger-nail. a large amonnt of tribute. .^. a see arigx- -ejft ). ; cocoa-nnt tree. of hail. 5j 5. 19. kind of musical instrument, perhaps acTDlbal. arf?rair,-iTn?T 1. clapping the hand* ; a^rzsrtot flRWrPrerrit *f* r " N. 3. 7. -2. beatrsrarsTT Twq-! ing time by clapping the handi. Si. 15. 39. -?. a efnrf shall of the a pot as Me. 54 U. ; 1. -2 The 41. ntd < The pomegranate tree. -2 Hand. -J Tax. -4 A kind of bird. -^., ; T?TT Wlfi-cT Pt. 2. 124. ascetic : An elephant. lion. The betel-nut tree. A m. prisoner. a- faihrr, On. Mixed, intermingled, ^ariegated nqrnunf^OTWc*' SrT^' tKt.fi 81 4. ***** ] 1 ^ ; N.I. 116, 85; fwnftfWtr%ftrfl Qtt. 11. 33t*T: -2 ' Set, inlaid. (CO * Flour or meal mix- ed with curd*. -2 (WrniMs. 18.76. Mad ; *r>Trg^rT- where the word but Medhiis variously interpreted; mad ). -* tithi taken it to mean ( ' Groats or coarsely ground mixed odour. qrf** 1 with onrds Groats. . ' oats. -4 A -2 Flow mixd 337 : 1 N. of a country ( perhaps the modern Karhida in Sat ara ; district ) ^ftjq-o: ; fcamifo- g?fr Vikr. 8. 2. -2 The Sbroug root or stem ot a lotns. -3 A group of lotuses. A market or fare. -2 place where revenue in collected. 1 : A ^TU^Nr A of crane. b!rd > ) Mil.3;Bg. 11.23,25, 27; R. 12. 98; Mv. 3. 48. -2Gping, opening U. 6. -3 Great,-larg, -4 Uneven, jagged Ve. 2. 6 Mil. 1. 38. -5 pointed LUrsh MAI. 5. 3. -6 Wide, spacious Mk. 3. 12. -7 Deformed. & ; ; ; ; ; t ; -2 A disease of Resin, pitch. the -3 Black Tolas*. -?yr A terrific form of Dnrgi ajprasi * ajrnteeth. ; of ar One of the seven- torgnes $ A particular condiment. -Oonrp. ^5 a. Urrifio having teeth. q^ir an epithet of Dnrgi. <MlfeJ^: 1 A tree. -2 A sword. N. of Dnrgi. . ed by a wound cans- Scratching, a finger-nail. -2 The number . A wateran elesmall of rcot cricket, a Battle, fight. ,. -7 !'> [ Un f-f** * - 28 ] srijn fire Dry cow-dnng. -Ooarp. of dry cow-duug. r A strong wicd or gale. The goddess of wealth. '8' (in Pt. elephant. Math.).-0omp. 70 2. -*. the frontal globe of an elephant Bv 2. 177. 5%*r: a fragrant powder of =nn%3R. lishr the roaring of an elephant ( aff?i ^Rtisfit Ak. ) ; elephant. ; grief, sorrow as: ( 9 sentiments ) ; U. : one of the 8 or 3. 13 1, ; fsrot -3 The Supreme 8- 70. W- sziriqronqTrciY ~iut 12 ; R. 7. qf?r being. -4 A Jaioa saint. oj Ved. An action, a holy or sacred rite. -Comp. jjjPr the Ma'Iiki plant. ( in Rhet. } the feeling of love in se- fw^m jt; ^orr *^Tt 1 A crab. -2 Cancer, the fourth sign of the zodiac. -3 A kind of orane. -4 The fibrous root of a lotas. -5 A thorn. -6 The curved end of the beam of a balance. -7 A kind of coitus ( nwr ). -8 The radius of a circle. -9 Compass, circnit. -10 A kind cf pin or wedge. gr 1 A female crab. -2 A kind of cucumber. -3 Th carved end of a balance. -4 A small water-pot. srmr A tender- Me. 93 A so qftreor kind ; ar; unkind. Oonrp^TTcfl'T ft* tender hearted. STf^T ". tender- moved with hearted, tive. -f;rfvT: store of mercy, -qr, -ftgw T-^ On- pity, -sensi-JTIT a. merciless, cmel ^TorrTais^ ^?s*fT R- 8. 67. -f^'TfOTr^: aery of distress, a pite; U. flag carried by an *^vj: u herd or troop of female elephant ; 9f- . ] An I Un. 4. so ] i The shoot of a bamboo. -2 Ashrotin [ f-fr=t gnneral anftfof. *5] elephant in; gener- A 1 I The jajube tree A Hard, | solid. A hammer. -2 -2 Firm. mirror. -J of skull ); bone, broken piece ( Mil. 5. 19. -4 A strap ; or rope of leather. -Oonrp. -ar^i a wag tail. 3HT: the Khanjana bird. a blind well cf sfvrgr arg^f: . ; The Karnikira A female tree. elephant ; 37 ; R. 16. 16. -2 N. of the mother of Palakipya. -3 N. of a medicinal plant. - Jomp Ko. A (fe^l^; founder ot the science of elepbants. The poisonous ^;\a^m. /. phant. A male glance, leer. A curl A Poles at -2 A fruit of the or female C opp. The knll ; Mv. busi'ii. To laah(a [ i-autra roct). fv-V WH*T <" )i Har(J 73 .i rou 8 h flTigNitmm*- 55, 12. 5 irfT*3mn-375T T R. ; I ] 9? rintopR 3. 41, 13. 63. -2 Harsh, cruel, word*, cdoduct Ac. ). -3 Violent, strong, excessive ; H?IJ 16. merciless cap or with small bottom, as in a sieve. the. ele- ; 1 P. of hair, ringlet. water- jar ^^r a. 10, 1 5. 19- a look, side-long 3. , 43 -* fragment plant Rarenn. 1. 2. 1 A finger-nail. 5, 5. 48. -2 _oj: -<j: f. \ ifXaysR Ki. 2.6 :Bv. 5. ; gp^r; a. T: 1 a. Pitiable, distressed. A 4. 1 9 1. : v. a its fruit, Pt. ; kind of cranes. *Hc>& n. q. and plant jnrvrr S. 4. v. 1. -2 The fruit of his tree ; Y. 1. 210. t ous tone, wail. q-> = %% A species of encumber kernel. elephants. A the shell or cru-t of a n. crab. -**^: a rope with a hook. sort of cucumb?r. 8r/I Compassion, pity, ; ; ^^u( ?TT*:, an epithet of Ganesa. a : srr- ?TI^>: cob, young elephant. to which an ele wsrirrfr ; V. 1 Si. 9. 67 U. 1 28. on I Pity, compassion, tenderness. -2 Pathetic sentiment, ; ivory. ^n^T: a lion. a musical instrument. a water-elephant. Tender, pathetic, pitiable ] a. very kind, ; Nttipr. 2. an elephant-driver. '. exciting pity, mournful ?mwr An I ?3ri,-f**T:, -TO a large elephant, lordly elephant ; jsrqTflT: %W The -2 A -fr 1 phant's tusk. fin paration. -?i%] t|ff: 1 Subhash.- 4 j: - ^rr 5. flre. T,T also f^r ; Mai. 33. of. 5. high, lofty. 1 comber. ; -.. . jar. _ 9r*T5f a ' l.Dresdfnl, formidable, frightful, terrible ; 0. 5. 5, 6. 1 ; wide test;. 93 ma " kind & ( grass-hopper. ^rfrRTiT The root of an elephant's *& [ f-^ Un. 3. 40 ] 1 White. -2 Qood, excellent. -& 1 A crab. -2 Cancer, the fourth sign of the zodiac. -3 Fire. -4 A water-jar. -5 A mirror. -6 A whita horse. [ cf. Pers. kark Gr. korL. cancer &in<>? ]. -Comp. f^Kcr srniiH en- 2. 18, ( -4 Hardy, WWftWW*rtB... strong, muscular, robust. imperative, peremptory ; -5 Mv. Strict, 2. 11. 338 -6 Desperate. -7 Brahraasa and cajoled him out of his chaste, divine -8 Ill-conducted, unnn'aithful ( as a" woman ). comprehend W Huar tfUTIIff ^^^ ,r f ; to difficult Incomprehensible, -?u A B- P. nnr BWOrd. armour and ear-rings, gave him in return a charmed With a lin. javehimself make to desire and in proficient the science of war, Brahmana went a he, to ' Rarasurama and learnt that art from But his secret did not long remain concealed. On one occasion when Paramrama had fallen asleep with his head resting on Kar's lap, a worm ( supposed by tome to be the form asumed by Indra himself to yrjfi Wild jujube. A gonrd Mk 1. 51. Cancer, the fourth sign of him. ; the zodiac. ^tHT'-sf kind A. of gem or precious etone. -2f3: gjtfjl,;., 1 [When king Nn'a, being persecuted by Kali, wag made to undergo many hardships, Kaikcfa, who was once saved by him f rcm ao deformed b<m that note might recognise him duiing bis day ,of adversity ] -2 The sugarcane. -3 The f3r t er uee. &%}' A 1 kind of fragrant -2 Orpiment. Tnrmerio. 1 ; $V( 1 P- ( *$Gl, fTjfrr make uneasy, distress. qyep? 10 U. To ) pain *oiV, *f3fa ) 1 To -2 To hear; usually ( pierce, to here. with the preposition an q. y. ears. gjxir o. Ved. 1 Having long -2 Furnished with chuff ( at grain ) <S S 1 The ear qffawvis^ii *$r f%33Tj> Sfoi- i ll se"r ^frgirrrjfif i%- ; gjof Ft. Bir& "at^n^r sir!sr.- 304 also 1.^305, qr to listen ^qftfrnrfl^ to ; cometo the ear, become known K. 1. 9; to put round the eer ; Ch. P. Bjjof 10 ; ifrof giUTf^ whispers in the esr; of 43JFJ, lrJF Ac. also. -2 Tr.e handle or ear of a vt seel. .3 The helm or rudder of a ship. -4 The hypotenuse of a triangle. -5 In ; I pro- epontiee. -6 N. of a celesody ) brated warrior on the tide of tb Kauravas mentioned in the Mahabharata. [ He was the ton of Kunt begotten on her by the god Sun while the was yet a virgin residing at her fathur's house ( eee Kunti ). When the child was born, Kunti, afraid of the cen.iure of her relatives and also of threw the public scandal, boy into the river where he was found by Adhiratha, charioteer of Dhrhara'sh/ra and given over to his wife Radh& who brought him up child; whence Kai*a like is her often own called E&dhcya &c. Kara when grown up, was made king of Anga by Duryodhana, and became by virthe of his many generous acts a type SUtafuIra, On of charity. (whose care Arjuna ) it one was to disguised .occasion favour himself Indra his ion as a : a in chase ) slain the earth would that eat his chariot in the up the wheel of hour of trial. Even with such disadvantages as these, he himself most acquitted valiantly in the great war between the Pasdavas and K auravas, while acting as generalissimo of the Kaurava forcei after Bhishrna and Droxa had fallen. He maintained the field against the Pa*davas for three days, but on the last day he was slain by Arjuna while the wheel of his chariot had sunk down into the eaith. Kaixa wes the most intimate friend of Duryodhana, and with Sakuni joined him in all the various schemes and plots that were devised from time to time for the destruction of the Paitlivaa -Oomp. ]. -3J3rf3: the auditory passage of the onter er. -wgsr: Yudhisbf bira. -si a. cloe to the ear ; *<M|% g-f S. 1. 24. : -3jj: -j f. ornament for the ear, ear-dug, -sjq/a'r giving ear, listening, -smu^: the Sapping of the elephant's eais. a semicircular ear-ring. jj: /. -3^H: an ear-ornament or merely an ornament (according to some ftuthoritree ). ( UammtU means if mrk ad Joe *tf .ft fairer says that here ; cf . aUo big re- c t - ^otfi^H- tfftnm*J4VTr 3aawrflNmij4 n K P. 7 ). -Tq^rnfaiT rumour ( lit. 'f r om ear to ear/' $$. a kind of J. desr. 1. a worm with gfer-?r many feet and of a reddish colour. -2- u small centipede. -&%: ( in medic. ) a constant noise in the ear. Hi>fa: i . ; ijjj ear wax ( -r : ) -jJ5f: harden- ing of the wax of the ear. -ift^n aaudible, -jrr?: a helmsman, -am a. also qfafcn) a secret tradncer, talebearer, informer. sr root of the ear ; arfq? sm&17. 37. = 5^- j|l%: helmsuivn. a pilot w.$w sitr?T H. ; 3. 2 ; 3rre5t?!T^(gfir5rn ejrtf Ve. 4. -yrRofir * female elephant, -mi: the from ear -q; frlr 5WiITor g* ; Katn 1. q-4^ n. the oignth ( i Karrri) section of the Muhubharat e. i. inflammation of the outer thelobeof the ear. iJiicfr: -pfr/- ! ear. -2. the outer e go of tbe ear. (-rfi) an ornament of tbe ear. -qr?!: a beautiful ear U. 6. Z'l. jj the auditory passage of the eaj. -tjo Ac. ) ]. an ornament ( of flowers worn round tbe ear. RD ear-ring ;y^(fiqT: ; ^ wiT55 f%fJir% 3forn5frBifiR* K. tree. -3. the Sirisba tree. -4. the blue lotus. j^57: 1. an ear-ring. -2. the Eadambatree. Aoka 60. -2- tbe -3. the Asokii tree. -4. tbe bine lotus. a disease of Jjoir^:, -arWTr?: the ear. qtft: the lobe of the ear. kind of fTW: an ear-oruament. flsh. -ij^trf, -yn tbe root of the ear R. 12. 2. HIJT a form of q>fr a. having the ear as a Dnrga. source, -fjai-sfagn' the lobe of tbe ear. j^j- a raised platform or dais ^! ; of bamboo. -IISTT a. earless. ( -ir: ) a snake. ftw, -13%, -jr, -ir the auditory passage of the ear -fi^/' ear-wax. f*qpo'sooing the ear', ^w; piercslanderiug, backbiting. ing the ears to put ear-rings on. ~^-^q-fS^rr an instrument for qiTr, piercicg the ear. -qe:, %s^ in farring. -sregjaY the otter part of tbe ear (leading to tbe auditory peerage); N. 2. 8. -g^r:. - a. earless, Kttrna. -g-l^r snake. Ved. tftJiclVi A 1 prominence i handle. -2 The leaves and branches &o. of trees. -3 A tendril. -4 White hair ; Bh 3. 126. -5 A kind, of fever. ; a. Having o. I ( dering, tale bearing, calumniating. ^iJW a small centipede -grijr the tfi ; an ear-ring. range of hearing. >i A i>f it; to car, hearsay had unwittingly tree. Gold. made by R. 7. 39, 9. 71 into his lap it ; but as discovered by his preceptor who cursed him that the art he had learnt would avail him not in times of need. On another occasion he was cursed by a Brahmaxa ( wbose cow he fire, noise defeat Karea s object ) began to eat and made a deep rent in Kama showed not the least of sign pain, his real character was One of the eight principal cobras. t wo ; calling himself : Mil. 5. 8. -fSr^ m. ' conqueror of Karnn', etitbet of Arjuna, the third Pandava prince. pain to the ear U. 5. 6. aijT: the flapping of:the elephant's earn, the : Long ears. eared. -2 Having tendrils or books. ind. a- 1 From Hiving ear to ear earg, -2 Hav- 339 -^ 'n* a helm. A Bergman. ear - r D P-2 A knot, round pro8 " CP --Pericarp of a lota. -4 8" b rp8in -5 The middle -^ faW - ought to be done Ghat. 12, is -4 The ekoll -5 A kind of weapon. -6 A back-bone MA?. 5. 22. or fit ; ^TW, -V -m - I Having ears. -2Long.-3 Barbed (.. an arrow ,. ^5V:, -T 57? o. or t. [ A - f ft ] i an elephant. ^f . doerf medicine sonthoMhe Indian N. of a treo ; V. a. accruing to the agent. ..,,. STTTT, anything. . wS _ : : f . I A a 9T^ 3. Ved - To be done. -2 Task. - ) a. Variega'ed, $ as a crow -2 To ). move, spotted f. ; or spottd , grFVi^T^r^isT^TTsrjfrt Si. 17. 56. -2 Of -the cnlonr of pigeons, whitish, grey ; tujrfojr SffmgFTjr The variegated Ku. 4. 27. I -2 S n. -3 An evil spirit, demon, -4 The Dhnttura plant. -S Rice growing amidst inundation. TT An ^T N. of a plnnt ( n^t ) ; epithst of Dnrpa. as the bowel's ( To go, 166. colour. charm. spell, ^fi^ approach. the who does agent, one mirror. 1 P. ( *?r | Ved. F* : Obligation, duty. We ( An . A r ^,, active voice. frfa. Z. 23; Rs. 6 6, 20. -2 The psnoarp of a o toi. T A flower of K.roltir. tree. (This flower, it ban an excellent colour though UM no im-H 8n d h-noa Jt is not|,ked cf. Kn. 3. 88. | An _ Vb -3 One of the Blunt. or mnsical modes. f : ; Supreme gpirit. -4 An epithet of Brahma. -5 NT. of Vishna and Siva also. -6 A priest. -Oomp. ftjr 4 Ztdoary. r: Qldsmith Ac. -2 ( In ) agent ( the meaning of instrumental case ). -J The the ). ; a rf gram. - -2. a piero of camphor. ^rr%5rr a kind of food a kind of irror: 1 jewel. -2. a while mineral ( used in ; N. of a country in pl. ) 1 camphor liniment. r.fj ; the ?: caniphor. one who does, makes, performs Ac. ent R. 2 64 r^oT ? , author ^or^r t^rf one who debt fyaff?rr a benefacto.; 90. ] Cama fild of 4. Or;. [ -Comp. phor. . lAaM.-aAMijMM. oottofl tree. : -3 arrow furnished with knoti Ac. disase * the nterns. The f ; ^ . . Sois- 8nrff*T f H. 3. 11 ; HT ^T'v> wf qrnr: fw :w wsf sirrfwr Ft. -7f, What ongbt to be done, a doty, obliption qnfT ,> w g^,^ Kn . 6 61, 2- 62 ; T. 1. 331. -7 The tip e ' What f. . Si'- 7k A frn.Ut.lk. tr -2 sors. A^ " Knife. I '" tw ). f I Gold. -J Water. -3 The Dhatlura plant. U. 3fi( f )ft?f a. Variegated 6. ; 5wr*f *?nj: .rmfg^r ft,**, -Comp. -fjrq-, 8n epithet' of ). STof? 1 An arrow of 9^4 Rumbling of the bowels. sfV The day of full-moon in the month of V?. a particular shape (barbed arrow). -2 N. of the mother of Mftladeva, father of d , itter a lady', vehicle, palanquin sWmi. fibrous root of thelotaa. aquatic weed. m 10 P. < srfirfl, ,ffa i ) To -2 To remove. *rT a. Ved. Cuttfng. _J, , A -2 Rending, tearing. hole^cavily. lacken, unloose. _H WffJT a. Ca'tiDg. I CnttiDf? lopping off Y. 2. 229, 286. -2 Spinmmreotton or thread ( ff j, R. 4. Scisaors. | , Scioiora. -2 A Knife. -3 Cutlass, small sword. lopped, a. fit What ought to be down I Mud, slime, 35; . -2 Dirt, flltb. -J ,N. of a Prajftpati. -IT -4 flesh. -Oomp. srra^n a receptacle for filth, sewer Ac. I q^B^ri fruit. A -2 A kind of granulons kind of serpent. ^fSfif a. Mil. clotty -3 A Made -2 Muddy. 0d, ragged or patchpiece of cloth, solid garment; or a red1 ^ ed garment. strip. | 3. 9. ; -2 A coloured garment. -4 A cloth ; Pt. 5. STTiTO,-'* a. Covered with ragged A kind of weapon*; to be cot or Ao. ; <3T Dk. 35. An iron sauce-pan, a pot or vessel frying-pan. -2 A general (as of a potter ). -3 A potsherd, piece of a broken jar in ma.ll iword, a knife. 1 ^. 57^' w )c a. Variegated. A dmon. -2 N. of a plant. -3 The n A leech. variegated colour. ^ 1 GoVd. -2 Yellow orpiment. m^ [f Un. ; at in '' - 4. 144] Action, work, deed. -2 Execution, performance. -3 Basinets, office, sr% ftrfcrnrf *n* M. 4. -4 duty A religious rite ( it may be cither 1 ; ; fiw, *imi%ip or q?i!T -5 ). moral duty. formance of religious action, A specific -6(0) rites as Per- oppos- ed to speculative religion or know( opp. just ) ; R. Pro8. 20. ( b ) L'ibonr, work. -7 active duct, result. -8 A natural or property (as support of the earth). -9 Fate, the certain consequence cf ledge of Brahman, nets done in a former life; sfnfrr^fqu? 94. S*t 31%: ^Rlg^i^"fT Bb. 2. 69, The cbjoct cf an -|0 ( lu gram. I 5f3&fcH'*atf *TW t P. action; I- * Motion considered aa one of the seven categories of things ; thus d (in Vttis. phil. ) nqr^wjHjiaf fl'ii^iflHi'twsftsq! ^of destroyed or pnt 1 A Si. b. 68. 49. -II garments. : aBi 851 5. 24. (Fig.) Bin. ; s 4. Mk. M 14 13. ft. gfT! 1-deva. father of the scienc and art h'evi ; . [Un. : ; _ Wt*STT7*ffR. Mud. -2 CUy. -3 .4 Any 1 : The 4 f utrn ( ^4 Vai. It is rlve-fld:-3r^qiir Bhasha P. 6. ). -12 Organ of -13 ( In n-tr. ) The tenth lunar mansion. -Oomp. 3 II sense. 340 capable of doing any thing, -^hf part of any aot ; part of a sacrificial rite one who commits an atrocious deed U. 1. 46. -3. N of R&hu. -%*r ac. on?, active^ laborious. of the Dara sacrifice ). -arnN-TlT: the right of performing religious rites. -3T3sT <J- 1- accord- tive exeition, action, -^rr^srr lity. ( as wra ing to action or any particular office. -2. according to notions done in a previous existence, -wgsrsr practising one's duties, -srgm*: conse- conformity to act* . the end of any business or tagk.-2. a work, business, execution of business. -3 a barn, a store of grain &o. Ms. 7. 61 ( Wnr: Sfj'flTll? of, or quence -sjff! 1 tfinrcvprKnl!.). -4. onltivftted ground. -3TtT< ' difference or contrariety of action. -2- penance, expiation. -J. suspension of a religions action. -sif?rl a. final. (-apj) a servant, workman. -3f? a. fit or suitable to the act or rite -f ( ) a man. arrgffat one who maintains himself by some profession (as that of an artisan &c .). ~3Tr?s;=( a. endowed with the principles of action, active ; Ms. 1.22. the son). -fYINr an organ of (*) action, as distinguished from (they aret ^r*>nf5i'r^n^rr(% srftfiiti Ms. 2. 99 ; see under |r?4 also), -tj^n an y valiant or noble aot, magnanimity, prowess, -syjpif a. busy, active, zealous, -^t 1 . engaged, a hired la- bourer (a servant who is not a slave). nffofTn nr H ance thereof. -BHTO 1. one who does any business, a mechanic, artisan (technically a worker not hired). -2. any labourer in general ( whether hired or not ). -3- a black-smith ; Udb. -4. a gsrRqm. a labourtff a er, artiean, workman. -^rgafiT:, strong bow. -^i^sfi a washerman. -^U a. able to perform any work or duty ffcieTt bull. aj/fjrejjfaw %? snsft wf R.I. 13. -|-3f the land of f WT- ; reli- is, m?ra$; cf. ^TR-^IH. caugftj in the very act ( as gions acts,thst -^wfa <J- a thief ).-srrm leringoffor suspend- ing work. -qj( ^r }^rc7: in deed, deeds ; ' 1- 'base man of very low acts or Vasishtha mentions these a ; -2. 9 attachment to worldly sfflt motive impelling one to ritual acts. -2. any positive rule enjoining a religions act. -gr a. resulting from an duties aud their results. aot. ( -5f: ) 1. the boly fig-troe. -2the Kali age. -3. the banian tree. -4- drawn from every kind of worldly the effect arising from human acts :fl^T, Mil &o. -5. heaven.-6. hell, -^r with one acquainted a. religions rites. -? duties or ceremonial aota. worldly 1 -ja a. cor- minister. a religions person I. Bcts.-4. discreditable conduct.-trrrr: N. of a compound, a subdivision of Tatpnrusha, ( in which the members of the compound are in appoaition); cTTg^iT gr&rrTT ijnig Fit ^gwrfe;: Ddb. -w*n I. loss of fruit arising from religions acts. -2* disappointment, -sunq ( in gram. ) a paotioibepial nonn. srTSTT N. of a river tween Eist and Vihara. -fsrs a. devoted to the performance of religions acts.-r^t^r: renunciation or the result of religious aots.-q^i; 1 . the direction or source of an action. -2- the path of religious rites ('opp. ) -1W: ripening of actions, reward of wmm actions done in a former life ; Pt. 1. 372. -iTTinfta: a term for certain preposition?, particles or adverbs when they are not connected with verbs and govern a nonn in some case e, g. srr in arr 5^: tfWTTi '"^ in suing um^gt qfj?crs;^n7r ; so wg of. ;j and irffr Ku. 7. 83. -2. one wht ; witnesses the good or bad actions of man there are nine divinities ( which are said to witness and watch over all hnman actions %$ wr ; 1 : a place for roan's pjobation ); ur- c^nt 5r4^ft Bh. 2. 100, K. 174, 319. -2- ploughed ground, -jftntar the MimtmsH of ceremonial acts ;see ffffltflt. -JJ3 a kind of sacred grass 1 called f 5T. -gif the fourth ( the pre* sent ) age of the world, i. e. the Ka1. perforiDnncs of jj)ij: li-yuga. actions, worldly and religious rites. -2. active exertion, industry. ( with Buddhists ) the ritual. an epithet of Sudra. -^^H -?^r; w?r: fate con- sidered as the inevitable result of done lunar day ( in a fifa former ). - n ) IBT%J accomplish- f- ment of any business or desired object success. -TOT? a pnblic office, ; a place of business. V 1 srwara. [^^STJ'T P. 2/35.]. Proficient in any work, clever. -2 Working diligently. -3 Exclusively devoted to the performance of reli- gions rites. -3-1 The F *%-1^ director 7of a sacrifice. a. 5(fH<"r Skilfnl/ ] clever. - Wages, -wq Activity. qrnN ". 1 Working, sctivo, busy. -2 Engaged in anv work or business. -3 One who performs religious deeds with the expectation* of reward or recompense ijETsnunurragJt ^fr trfnrerpfr *nn^!T Bg. 6. 46. -m. A mechanic, artisan Y. 2. 265. ; gifSg- a. Skilled in bniineis, clever, diligent. qj^f^j m. An a religi- ascetic, ous mendicant. The manna of the bamoo '<>. fsrertT -j;,,-ijfo,/. i. the land of religions rites, i. t. *rc with- who performs re- acts. -2. an ascetic ; ; who hat ligious deeds without looking to their reward. -?nr%^ m. I. an eye- ; &c a -*rr%*: -^imrnm. w^rrngfr:, ; rupt inaction, wicked, immoral, disrespectable. -^tT: 1- sin, vice ; Ms. 6. 61, 95. -2. an error, defect, or Ms. 1. blunder ( in doing an act ) 104. -J. evil consequence of human actions N the 1 : Ms. I 4. 215. sfnRTT a qHi; - A blacksmith 7. 1.163, ; -2 A bamboo. Variegated, spotted. P- (^tS,Fi?n)To be prond, 1 boast. desire. -2 A rat. The market- town or capi^T^j: I tal of a district ( of two hundred Tillages). -2 t)n Hvity of a mountain ( also q>TC3> in this sense ). -% 1 Sri: Love, ; A city. ^( Sin. sort of of i" Variegated, )C -tt -2 Tiger. -3 A demon. -4 medicament, -ft I 1 A An epithet Durga -2 Night.-3]A Rakshasa. -4 A tigress. 3s5T;f a. Rendering lean. -Tt Fire. ST ft^T ft ^i [ ] 1 Drawing, 341 dragging, pulling Y. ; -1 217. 2. Attracting. -3 Ploughing. -4 A furrow, a trench. -5 A scratch. -T., -5 A weight of goldorsilverequal to!6 M ash as -Oorap. -arroTir ^IHTNI q v = . KT3i a. f ^-fff^ [ . Who ] or . hold of the die called Kali. -III. 10. P. ( fimz, ?nscr ) 1 To push on, urge, drive forward. -2 To carry off. -5 Knowing, understanding,appreheneion.-5Sounding.-6A embryo at the first stage after con- Sweet and insjjjf f%m!r ception. sir 1 Taking, seizing, grasping ; <jrifrer?Rr A. L. 29. -2 Doing, effecting. -3 Subjection. -4 -3 To collect. -4 To throw, To proclaim the time. what q>-^ ] I aniHirjr ) 37J5 a. [ cast. ^ drawc, attracts &c~. -wt A cultivator, husbandman ; Y. 2. 265. distinct ( *mr H. 1. wfora. 1 Drugging. -2 Injuring. -3 Extending (in time), see below, -or [ f5-TW 53^] I Drawing, dragging, pullicg, bending ( as of a bow ) 59 M. 5. 1. -1 (Hence ) Low, soft, sweet ( note &e. ) melodious, pleasing. -J Making none, gingling, Ac. tinkling. TrwsffcFt^nwt H3trm5rnnm!5foTrci; R. 1 1. 46, 7. 62. -2 Attracting. -3 Ploughing, tilling. R. ; -4 Injuring, tormenting; emaciation, Ms. 7. 112. -5 Cultivated land. An . nnchaete woman. Drawn, attracted. -2 Tormented, harassed &c. -3 Worn oot, decayed. -4 Ploughed. VtfSff a. | Who or what draws Ac. I Attractive. m A ploughman. I . 1 The bit of a bridle. -2 medicinal moon-plant. -flfr A A I /". *nd. ^fir Ved. When, at wba* time? tM6f-e|<J if^- At anytime, usual4. 77 ly with H; Ms. 2. 4, 40, 97 ; ; 6.50. ^ A. 1 enwt ) count. -2 To sound. -II. 10 U. I. Wfl ) >irff->, I ( (SOT, To D ; 18. -2 (o) To M count, ; Sinti. 4. reckon ; 351??: WF^mm? Bg. 10.30 (i)Tomeagnre; wrr ; ; ; ; regard, consider ; grT^-jTrsw.^ wj% wtSi.9.58 6.54.15. 55, 16. 64; Santi 4. 15 ; Mlrft^iTTfJ>7^T TT^ffTT 37S!^fili HrtmtfrT Qtt. 4, 7. -6 To Undergo, be in6nenoed by BjrffrgtgjTgag? 'Tvny Mai. 8 tir? perform. -8 To go. -9 To attach to, t ie on futnisb With. -10 To urge on, impel, incite Mil. 9. 41. -II To ntter t sound, murmur. -12 To take ; : Understanding, comprehension. -5 Putting en, wearing. 3ff&Tf p. I Held, seized, taken U. 5. 5. -2 Broken Pt. 1. -3 1. ; ; ; ; Plucked, U. 3. 6. -4 gathered produced U. 5. 2 311%*5%5iwn Ifft swffi rar: R. G- -5 Influenced ; M41. 8. -6 Mixed Mil. ; 10. 10. -7 Known, understood Mai. 8. 13, 2. 9. -8 Fnrnighed, endowed MAI. 6. 6 Kn. 6. 76. -9 Gain- ; 12 16. 74, 82 5ffyr%r%oFr T> ; Si. ; A rien, 9. qu7%-(7! 6. 14, 4.57. ; -4 Weak. -5 Grade undigested. I A low or soft and inarticulate tone -2 ( In poetry ) Time equal to four Matris. .J ( m. plu. ) A class of Manes, -fj Semen. -Comp. aj^r-. ; ; ; ; ed, obtained. -1Q Reckoned, counted. -11 Feparated, divided. -12 Sounded indistinctly, murn;ured. : ^8*>" 1 A kind kind of prose. ^5JS: and agreeable discourse; ftg^f a. soft and clear ; . PM|S (TT/-) sical instrument. 1 A lion - -2 A mn - tT*5f A whirlpool, eddy. a. ( at the end of comp. Causing, effecting, -srt A . defam- -2 A deer or any bird. struck with a poisoned weapon. -3 Tobacco, -gf Flesh of nob an animal. .1 The thatch of a house. a- Bald-headed. . firort 1 A wife, R 8. 83 ; 1. 5-rgtjciTr 32; 12. 34 ; &** r?5TfH z3rr& ?ic5r5f Bh. 2 -2 The hip anl Joins I 68. f-fjjrsrft^iwK. 189 rffr^c?r?T>i?r(is^5rs!Wf Ki 8. ( where nr* has loth eenseg ) 9, 17 -3 Any royal citadel. -4 The seventh lunar mansion. ; ; A man of a mixed Wisdom, t:ibe. intelligence ) : ( 'ft/- ) Ug. ^w-sw^ J. w ^ 122 : ; ; ; ; ; other animal. ) A sort of cane. A defect, an spot, mark. -2 -3 Taking, seizing, nffence, fault -tj 1 A I other anim ; ; an ep ;thet of Siva. Ten. P. To defame, tfT S. 5. -yiri a gander, a swan **Jf<$& hrfgFSSJUT Kn. 5. 67. -2. a duck, drake ; Bk. 2. 18 R. 8. 59. -3. thesuprem soul. -4. an excellent king. I 5^ m. stain with gtigma, sally. 9u?i%?r a- Spo'ted, stained, ed ; U. 6. 37. -Wor^if wanton woman, -trrot the ( Indian ) or a wanton lascivicuckoo. -^ra^iT ous woman. -VJ?T silver. -I-IPT 1- silver; oackoo. -sTr? a. having a low anrl sweet tone. ( -^t ) a swan ; see qy^yE*fsr. -m^ir lisping, the prattle of childhood- -TTt I- a low sweet tone. -2. a dove. -3. the (Indian) onckoo. maik, a dark 15. iron. -Oomp. $fgrw, ; ) ^^rVr ; ing tone. {&Flif- 1- illumination of a manuscript with goM. -2- characters written in gold Rl*rtl*t7K? crasrierw Qlt. 8. -OTftf: I. a low sweet tone. -2 a pigeon. -3. a peacock. -4. the (Indian) spot, a ;B. 13. A -2 fish. -2 (Fiji. ) stain, stigma, obloquy, disrepute ; ?. ..3 A fault, defect ; Bh- 3. 48. -4 Ruat of geon. -sfffjt I murmuring* or bom of a crowd. -2- indistinct orconfnsf d noise ; * *J I rf J V *>< TT Si. 6 14 ii ( in dramas > ; 6h. 1. 27, 37 ; Amaru. 28. -3. N. of Siva. -4 pitch. A 1 A r*TR* o. high, 8*n K. S -J. a bee. sharp. -qJ3 a. having a sweet voice. (-*t ) far/. ) 1- the (Indian) cuckoo. -2. a goose, swan. -J. a pi- resin, of : . i ; ; the Sirasa bird, -srgsrf^sj; m. 1. a sparrow. -2. a bee -3. the Cbitaka bird. srnra-;*. a sparrow. -srrwfTt a tweet humming sonnd. -?. sweet 1 ; ; ; strfyfWif R. Si. 13. 51,4.41.-2.gold;ftra*f5?frWV ; ^^fr 12 5^ fea-- ; 5. 5 Gtt. 1 norr u To bold, bear, oar>-y, wield, have,pnt on t 1 ; wrwt ; spot (lit. furrow, trench. -2 A river. -3 Canal, -m. \ A 6r of dnVd oow-dunsr. -2 Agriculture, cultivation. -3 Livelihood. j>r: 41, 8. 81 grasping "ffWfWSwj. -4 Un. 4.r84 ] 1 Rice sown in May-June and [ which is ripens in December- January ; 342 <Jtt! *K?w*T*HTO?t Ki. 4. Kn. 5. 47 ; B. 4. 37. -2 9, A wart An I Fresh ( the neck. a Hotter. ) the The resinous exudaBobnsta. -1 Bhorea substrata of j the elements of hnman body -T: 12 practical art or fine ) ; there are 64 chnical Y. A 1 TV. fjf spsrrow A -2 1. 174. dih water-pot, a jar, A interest, proflt "W Wff^ vi^- g^ ^iwfff* ?vr^ Llli. ; ; N. of Agastya. 2 A churn. -3 A kind of measure. -4 A ronnded pinnacle on the top of a temple. Turret the ocean. . Si. 11. 8. - A ) Oomp. Si. ajar; N. of Aga- pitcher, g*r: 9. 45. Crck Tft snrsrt a tumbler, a dancer ( as on the sharp . edge of a gword ). ( ^ 5^ deadly STSTrt C Strife, quarrel ; s - Til. 8 ffiw-r I gs*>*>rt"? so ; I> JJoiTWr!?! &o. -2 War, battle. -J Trick, deceit, falsehood. -4 Violence Ms. 4. 121 ; kicking, beating Ac. ( where Medbitithi and Ku'lnka ex- w 2- 80 Indian wy by 3srRi[5?rwrra^TA ^er^B^rii2f respeclively). -5 way. -6 The (heath of A cry, sound Mil. 9. a road, -Oonrp. amrftir a woman separated from her lover in consequence of a quarrel with him (one who and yet sorry for denned in 8. D. it ) ; is she angry is ir . ,,.... the moon. I. ; oi promoting ) ag ^pssfsmffr M. 1. qnar 'tis -*rr ) ( -rt ) an epithet of Nirada. ( ( ; a bird ( fffitor ) I [ f'J-Wf ] anything; U.I. 1; a ffc^rt K. 204 A bit, j T ; r5rrPt. 86, 8. 36. -2 A small part cf 2. 3- 55; digit of these are sixteen the M. A 1 moon 5. 5rlf^ sfnTs^ ) n*T R^jsTBr^i Mil. 1.36; Ku. 71 Me. 89. -3 Interest on capi- tal (consideration paid for the use of ( ft ; ; tails ). / : Lending, loan. -2 I Usury. ^wTJT^ A 1 kind of rice ripening : ( &o. artist 1 . -m Mar. N. of a leguminout seed TOiorf ) 64 ( ^mf^^-^^sr^ moon. A r bird, crane. ladle. -2 The fore-arm. The white water wagtail. A A A ^ bundle band, Ko. fflWWf? ; 1. 42 a round necklace of pearls WI'USirtTT: a zone of several strings* -2 A group or whole collcolion ; things 3T|%t5fu5l3f?Tr ; -3 A peacock's snagrsiig 5rv nfor^s^T 7. 5. 13 2. 14. &o. Mk. ) ; Pt. ; ; ( ;Bh. 1. 27. Bs. ; with ; 1. zone qrf or 67; Bs. 5 An ornament 57, % Jr 3. intelligent B -2 War, battle. ]:tr 20 33 9< - Si. ; 7. Amaru. i -3 The fourth age of the world, the iron age ( consist- ing of 432,000 years of men and bginning from the 13th of February 3102 B.C.;; Ms. 1. 86, 9. 301 ; -4 Ealiage per^m^&c Sal Kali a). persecuted -5 The worst of any cUsi. -6 The Bibhttaka tree. -7 The side of a die which is marked with one point. -8 A hero. -9 An arrow. A bud. /. -Comp mTC:,-3rr^-:,-fTt an epiof Nftrada. ^ tbtt some. ( -Tf: ) 1. monkey, apo : ; N. of NUrada. -2 a M. 1. 85. Curlew. /. flower, a bud ; AD uablowa I ^rmt S. 17 ; The fa scfWarf"} 3 ; Be. 6. K. 9. 33. -2 A digit, streak. -1 bottom or peg of tbe Indian lute. sr: ; -II qur- Strife, srratfrriTr'snj or in ge- man. I contention 16, neral. -6 The rope round an elephant's neck. -7 A quiver. -8 An arrow. -9 The moon. -10 A shrewd and *$ 5^J [ dissension, f?ir%'r V. woman's oft. 1. 80 2. -4 A tail : sonified, (this goldsmith. cock. 1 E. 55 kind of rausioal in- ( 3TI55T ). *-f^W3ifrf% i ft 1, 19. A 1 cock. ) rT(%: digit of the Si. 13. 21. ; A : The moon . The Birasa -2 N. of Kamsa. girdle 2. Pt. ; -2 The -3 The In.4 The time 9. <5. The ni?ht. .... i fond ^5^. . 31 6. Si. ^ strument : - a. ^ Versed in the Mil. 2. thus 117. aiof^r o. tak- n q^f , by main force or violence. wftT quarreleome, turbulent. fqq- Udb. II -2 an a. -rt-fW9 arts n r quiver. ag a pea- ' ; : far g a ( in the cold season. sword. -7 18. ; and tail A p g8coc k B. ; ). Having it* 1 mark sectarian ( ) cuckoo. dian fig-tree ( ). ( when peacocks spread their , ; plain I TO . poison. |ri% a. gay, wanton. ( -fo : ) an epithet of Kama. Tt waning (of the moon) ; B. 5. 16. -ftft, _ the moon and subject ft< 7 ( fr-ini;jrae^ : Ty- ] 5^'* ^rcrra)?!?: Bh. 1.2; 5^ "fl" o. ). stya. ** A -5 on the forehead ). -13 An stom.-I4 A term for the embryo -Oomp. aitrr I. BBO her digit. -2. m ff ) A -2 STwvflfa pitcher, 97 -siiTrS -( ice 44. -2 .Spreading ^a^ utanNt ; tration Ms. fl-**?*. -Oomp. the ^. they are:-37,5j r same Ki. 3. 41, 4, 43, debt to be paid when tba peacocks spread their tails. 1 A band or handle in 5ff: general. -2 A string of pearls. -3 The rope round an elephant's n<-ck. -4 A zone or girdle ( = spcfll ), sport, stain. 1 ] ; ( ; bondta of grass. eeries of four stan sengrammatical ^jilftg rBIT* ) ; for an illus- tence ( -6 Any degree. A ffr "RWrgf 1 A zag on the forming one -9 ( In Prosody ) A syllabic instant -10 A boat. -11 The menstrual discharge. -12 A term for the seven Womb. 5. hair. such arts as music, dancing &< -7 Skill, ingenuity. -8 Fraud, deceit. time after conception. qr^pygr: I tion of the m ( Tne ftc*, uterus. embryo a ibort * -2 A term for ' ore roinnte, 48 seconds or8 seconds. -5 The 60th part of one thirtieth part of a ztdiscil pign, a minnte of damba tre. The cape of where -4 A ( moats digits also ). division of time variously ccmpnted; The KB- arrow. -2 32 Si. 9. ' rogue, rascal. qsefc-: A poem written in one metre. -12 Atnft( money); ; a A thief. -4 reed for writing with. -3 A 34 pen, qjfgrjT a. TTi ( pi. ) S. 6 6. ; Clever. -2 Cunning. N. of a country and its \ 84S inhabitants; (a district on the Coro- mandel oott il iff R. 4- 38 ; ( its position thus described in Tantras :-5tlrT - it ). t g fsrfjv, jtj <*o. woman. The 1 -2 N. of fork-tailed shrike. plants ; ( beautiful several irr ). A Indra grain i ) A mat, a screen. See nnder a>R^. N. of the mountain on which the Farannft rises. -2 The sun.-3 The Bibbitaka plant. -Oomp. 1 river Yamuna ; *ifSar*rr njft rarfa B. 6. 48 miSf Ptftt grpfa Bv. 2. 120, Qlt. 3. the of epithet* ; the Kalinda mountain. gn, =n^^i epithet* of the river na ; Bv. 4. *-v Un. 3. 40 Sin- ] The wax of the ear. -Oomp. the pomegranate plant. i : [ wioked. 5grs, -ssj 1 The viscons eediment deposited by oily substances when gronnd. -2 A kind of tenacious paste ; Y. 1. 277. -3 ( Hence ) Dirt, filth ( in general ). -4 Ordnre, faces. -5 Meanness, deceit, hypocrisy; Si. 19. 98. -6 Sin. -7 Levigated powdtr; at ffta^ffSR'*'' I*tl&?r Ko. 7. 9. -8 Incense. -9 fa), (TTr, Yamu- 3, 4. gr?gf Deceiving, falsehood. . ; over-reaching, g^q-^JT. toxicating liquor. end of The tenth and 9ri?3r: qrff monial and sacrificial acts ; see under g^tr. -9 A termination added to nouna and adjectives in the sense of >a little leia than,' 'almost like,' 1 nearly equal to.' ( denoting similarity with a degree of inferiority); Q<J> gp,^ B. 5. 36 ; *T3rrV S. 2 ; 3. 2 ; so irvrrflijn?Tr ST^H* &*ft ^ incar- last nation of Vhhou in his capacity of the destroyer of the wicked and liberator of the world from its enemies ; ( Jayadeva, while referring to the several avatlrai of Vishnu, tbas refers to the last or Kalki < e. sn g. ?j A Impervious, impenetrable. large heap, confused mass ; re$ir% h. 3. 34 ; confusion ; ^iffaiTwrrlf Bg. 2.52. q;g^: A cymbal, -2 A meteor. ^T<. 1 -art 1 A tavern. On. 75 4. Turbid, dirty, muddy, fonl ] irirr- ; tf!g full of ; w^s *tff>rr* ; 5. -3 8. -4 D. Si. 6. pleased, excited ; ?Ww w*trergTT takes ( Malli, qrrjT Bed i m tried ; vrw 13; B. 5. rV to 64 mean un-5 Wicked, ' censurable ; opaqne. -8 Idl, lazy. -9 Perverted ; Pt. 3. 184 &c. *; A buffalo. Dj,t ) q| ; rand ftimqrg^ihT: Bs 3. 22. -3 Wrath. -Oomp. jfrfsisr a. illegitimate, of impure origin MB. 10. 57, 58. flltb, -2 Fonl, 1 dirty. m. see ^i1^> above. ? feasible, turbid, 3 possible. I fit, -3 Strong, vigorous. -4 Able competent ( with a gen., toe., inf. or at the end of com p. );trifciT TCTCT: 5f?q-:Bhag. able to do his duty Ac. fffsBir'iw^iTfa: ibid., not competent to do one's duty; st^n^T rrmt?r65iright. ^vnortj^q- Ac. sacred precept or rule, law, ordinance -2 A prescribed rule, a prescribed alternative, optional rule ; 53: Jfon^T^fT ^">sggr?qsT va^ Ms. 11. 30 able to follow the prescribed rule to be observed 'in iSTWT ibid., uqr A 50;! 1 . ; Sin. : 1 Torbid or macldy. -2 9Tgfrer Offended, displeased'; Ma. 3. 9. -3 . Wicked. preference to all others'; mra: ^KW M. 1 a very good ( or best ) alternative (fir ^ CWR: ^?: Ms. 3. 147. -3 ( Hence ) A ; proposal, suggestion, resolve, deterS. 7. -4 qj?q;: ssfTTt Manner of acting, procedure, form, mination ; way, method in religious rites ) ; gfp inor pqTWHT Ms. ( ffirra"*'r 7. 185. -5 Bod w>ut K 94 ; of the world, 1. universal destruction. -6 A day of Brahma or 1.000 Yugag, being a period of 432 million years of mortals and measuring tbe duration of the world n>^(fItr?9i?t ( the ; 9>@ The body Bh. 8.5;Bv. 3. 88; 1.103, 2,43. ; H. Tnv?*T*tl1. 47; Bg. one in Rwi which we now live ) ; 10. 2. -f*n wfjfltf air:, j^fj, one of the trees of I tree supposed to grant all dedres 'wish-yielding tree'; ^55- iu^jr,,,^ fSsri Praoticab'e; -2 Proper, f% STM 5f?rw5 ; ^fjrq- agijit ergiSiwai i%? Slnti. 4. 2. -7 Medical treatment of the sick. -8 One of the six Ved&ngas, . that which lay* down the i. iilul ftnd proscribes idles for cere- grrer 48; N.I. R* BHU? -3 a ( tig. ) 14. very ge- nerous person *reft5ritrm liquors! -Wat. -HffoiT I a creeper of Indra 'g paradise ; Bb. 1. 90. -2. a creeper supposed to graatall desires sipff. ffei: Bh. 2. 46 ; cf. i-FFTJnr above, o. conversant with sacred precepts B. 1 94. q^ a manual of ritual in the ; -f^ ; form of Sutras. ' dis- Angry, 3. able,' 'incompetent' ). sinful, bad. -6 Cruel, B. 14. 73. -7 Dark, 5^ o- all heaven or Indra'a paradise B 1 75; 17. 26; Ku. 2. 39; 6. 41. -2. , Qt. 10). ; [ (sst-^ry hoarse, husky 4. qngiT: S. :, -2 Wicked. de- things in the creation. gf?rtj I. author of Ealpatfttra, Ks. u 3};,; ; renovation of 1. *- -Oomp. woild, universal Bh. 2. 16. 'f lasting to the end of a struction avatira 54 ] arf^ra a. [ *c5.-tf5lC Un. 1 Covered with, fall of. -2 Mixed, blended with ; n?r q;?rw?fljt?t gnTt Mv. 1. -3 Affected by, subject to ; M^^fcrfi Si. 19. 98. -4 the ?q3f: [ I A -2 A rite. barber. [ ?s^53I, ] 1 Forming. fa-hioniLg, ananging. -2 Performing, doing, effecting. -3 Clipping, coning. ~4 Fixing. -5 Anything placed upon another for decoration. -srr 1 Fixing, settlement ; 9?rTt g 247 Ms. ; fqr^nr nmsRpisTr Y. 116. 9. a^^riqg. 2. 120 -2 Mking, per forming, doing.-J Forming, arrangW^irsirH Mk. 3. 14 [ng Mq-mg -4 Decorating, orna%-jl" Mk. 4 mentiog. -5 Composition. -6 J n . ventiun. -7 Imagination, thought ; ^ ; tR?4friYfi Sk -8 An idea, ; = 3J5 ceived in the mind -9 Fabrication. -10 A aWt'. fancy or image ); ( con- Santi. 2. 8. Forgery. -|| contrivance, device. -12(Io Mim. ) = arefi^ q. v. -13 Decorating an elepiiaut. phil. Scision. 344 a. 1 To be made, fashioned or contrived. -2 Feasible. -3 To be substituted or supplied. HHT^ ftx^fl JT5-Ht -or 1 Good Mil. 1.3, [Un.4. 154.](-n, ^;rt 3T^r H- -fr/. ) 1 Mixed, intermingled ; Si. 5. 19. -2 Set, inlaid. -3 VariegatSalt. -2 Sonriess or ed. ^i, -t 1 *i I A braid or fillet of acidity. prosperity 5T?uror ; l?7l> a. Fit, proper. H. : 212 1. ; ^if^trtf a. Arranged, roade,fashionS. 3. 22 ;ce g-q CHUBB. ed, formed ; An elephant armed or* caparisoned for war. (T Ved. Splendour. : * Brightness, a. 1 Sinful, -V wicked. -2 I -2 The band (% msn%f lO ^FHrwK5. 16 iC H. 1. 21 Bg. 4. 30 dreg*. -J bin ; ; 22 4. 260, 12. 18, q-?m *. Hell. ( fragrant rice. Yam OB a. -2 A N of the river spotted cow of - . The Jaroadagni. -r Stain. -Oonrp. -tizi N. ot a an epithet of Siva. a. blessed, f a. ( sft/. I ) Happy, ^5 1 A- ( Daf a. jffjj f r ; -2 Indistioctness of -Tv. ] I Sound, free from sickness, healthy 1 ; Y. 28 1. ; Bv. -4 Agreeable, auspicious ( as a discourse ). -5 Deaf and dumb. -6 Ingtrnctiv9. -F*f 1 Dawu, day-break. -2 To-morrow. -3 Spirituous liquor. -4 Congratulation, good wishes, -5 Good news. -Oonrp. snsi:, ) anything vial, or nniii poitant Mk. breakfast. meal, morning -)( hence distiller : trrjJt, 2 r 4 & ; tri- light, trifle tnt a t'i 86 ; srg at- ; river L. Gf. A mnnhroom 1. ; ^f- ; so ^F? ; ^ A Y. 6. 14. ) ( drum. Oonrp. yi distiller. armour 5 1 Mm-sisr waifs 5im: V*isft. ] cE. fortu- happy, lucky, Blessed, nate ; ^Kr* 5T57rnoT siTRJn'iTi Mo. 109. -2 Bflauti. R. 6. 29 ; fnl, agrccatle, lovely. -3 Excellent, ilia slrions. -4 Aunpiciout, salutary, old a. q-gf. the birch wearing armour. an enough to wear 1. qr^fo ; in ifjfa U. 8. Sk. ; ^JTI*: 94. ( -*: ) a boy, child. ^BVff The leaf or panel cf a door. Water q;?^: month. P. To. eat, devour I Eaten, swallowed up as a mouthful )- -2 Chewed. -3 (Hence) Taken, seized as ( i ; . as ( a Ved. Sounding, - the door A if: ). ^pf^f: An armour. -2 A I prickly shrub. for lotus. Ved. Selfish, stingy a ; washing the *5W " C Omniscient ; -1 Jf U 9 Bg. 8 9 138 ] 1 Ms. 4. 24. 4. ; wise. Intelligent, clever, -3 Thinking, thoughtful. -4 Praisef^s 1 A wise man, a worthy. thinker, a sge 3rprr ; Bg. 10. 37 ; Ms. 7 49, 2. 151. -2 A poet ir^fr? *re^K 1. 1 Si. 2 86. -3 An epithet of Sukra, the preceptor of the Asuras U. ; ; ftftvf*qfa K.56.-4Valm!ki,the first poet. -5 Brahma. -6 The sun. see -Oonrp. sqg- : an epithet of Vfilmtki, the fit it poet. >jg> an epithet of Sukra. 1. a great 5rj5f. poet : sfre^ 9n**r5i*Ti%s5irrairKffiT: Qtf occurring in the last verse of. every canto of Naiehadba Charita. -2- N. of a poet, author of a poem called ttqwftCPT. TTHrioT: an epithet of Valmiki. bit of a bridle. n ; A bandage. a. ^-g considered. OB a preservative like armour. -3 A kettle- -2- ; -2 mean or contemptible enemy. ^^=5:,-^ [of. Dp. 1.2] 1 An armour, coat of mail, a mail. -2 An amulet, a obarm, a mystical tree. I: 50 ft^anft 575^11% 171 ;Ms. 5. 5 ; 16. Mil. 7. ? ; mouthful. 1 Spirituous liquor. -2 N. of a plant ( gfiwr ) -J Congratulaa q/if^f: tion. -Oonrp. giff:, gccd;U.2 ; a. 55: 3^131 ; white water-lily. A tf&<$: 59 9. shield. A. ( y)lable *i"ir% 9. propitioni, Pt. 4 A : break- -^rYTVl!/. tn e morning meal, ; 3. gargle. ^Wifer Den. , ^ qtT mmt^^r ww 1^ 5 2- D. f?r, STrewr- ifTffwmBr^ ; A ^ ; -2 An enemy. -3 Joy, 1. 59. ; f ^f mouthful -<JTrftTf: happiness. ; A fnnrt 8. oreaking wave, billow Bh. 3, 82 3>c5??I<* ( I Deafness. I A Urge I *^ "5^ [ V. ] articulation. To-morrow. tfsHT ). . fast. prisoner. To 1 iffft, qriJCT ) sound indistinctly. -2 To sonnd. -3 To be mute. CFCT ; Git. 12. A prosperous. -2 Lucky, for.nnate, blessed. -3 Propitious, auspicious. o. Inimical, hostile. _ q. head of hair ->jtr: a fine Auspici- foi^fr/. ) ( prospeions, Ked:arsenio. <* 3. )ft ; ) demon, goblin. -4 The black colour. -5 A form of Agni. -6 A kind of V. * gffl( ; ous, mixture of black and white. -3 ( A -2 lecturer ( qis^ ). A braid or fillet of hair; U. 3. 4 Si. RcstesrsrfisfiTR'i ^vrSV 9.28; Amaru. 59. -Comp. vr?:, hair. good, beneficial, good Bg. 6. 40. -2. propitious, lucky. -J. virtuous. r&( a. virtuous. sf(gf a kind of pulae ( Mar. jjtr ). sj?J;T a friendly speech, good wishes. ; * Variegatwhite. ed, spotted. -2 Black and Vi 1 The variegated colour. -2 A king ; ; ; Ms. B. 2. 50 ; 17. 11 Ma. 3. 60 BO "arfiTl^ft K, 104. -2 Virtue. -3 Festival. -4 Gold. -5 Heaven, -aft 1 A ocw. -2 Holy or sacred cow ; R. 1. 87. -3 A young cow, heifer ; U. 4. Oonrp. ^5 a. 1. doing ; Stain, dirt, below the wrist. *j, Foul, dirty. luotre. Water. f fortune, happiness, good, A bad deed. Poetry ; 345 fir Bh. 21 2. of Brahmi. He bears a very important share in the work of crea- ; gif P. E. 1. 22. X The *ft A of a bridle. bit lotui. a. Slightly warm, tepid ; ^Tf^rj ( opp. 5| ) An oblation of food to deceased ancestors jifv^ira*! f 5Tt JI^T^ f wisTTr>t MB. 3. 147, 97, 128. class of Manes. iTj A -Ooarp. olannf WTO, I. fife- -X Maoei. fire, 1 P. To sound. I A. whip A whip usually in ( pi. ) Mk. 9. 35 ( where may be m. or/. ). -2 Flogging. -3 A striosr, rope. -4 The mouth. -5 A quality. : II a. [ifgfwar, srstr-JTn ] Fit to be whipped or flogged. 57 | Spirituous liquor. -2 A horse's flank. B Water. mungous*. or n. pillow. A -3 j according to ft 9>$( % t ) * m - mat. -2 A Food. -2 and clothing 1 )- " I Tne bf>ck- bone. -2 A kind of grass. *; One of the nine division* of Jambodvtpa. *>5^>i, grass. of the lonar constellation. He wca thus the father of godi, demons, men, beasts, birds and r*ptile<Mn fact of all living beings. He is therefore bften called Prujipati ]. -Oomp. sf^r an epithet of WT, disgraceful, ignominious ; ( vfa as R< Id ) I ) gr^f'ar ; qr 2. iuh. -5 To leap. -II. 10 P. ( N. To wroft) hurt. ; fa^a^aw N. -Oomp. 69; MR. 2. a qifprr 17. 3. touch stone, ; 1. 3, 24. qfqor a. [ sF_-5g? ] Dnripo, immature. of | Rubbing, markinar, scratching ; ^t?ijiinBiT?rfnr<jfn%>- ! ?5ir q. is ( pi. ) m. -Oonrp. -3f t -3, , n. saffron Br. ; w^mT3r*1 5tJ- 1. 71. v. 1. Having black teeth. fieb. ' ; I 44 kind of a. [ frs-TB poieonoas ia> I ] Bad, evil, tf?Tqg!irPT *(&\^ ; worse", ill, aFrHa? ' gou'/. from bad to r^dueeclto a wretched con- diiion ( -2 Painful, grievous ). ar- ; 56 9re^s4 WH Tj?i*Tf*: Rtn 1 fu'l of cares ; Ms. 7. 50 Mil. 9. 37; Y. 3. 29; nwrtj: R- 14, fr^^^ra-"?! ; Chin 59 -3 Difficult 5jrn V. 3. 1 U. 7. -4 Baid t gnoMs. 7. 186,210. dne (as an:enemy) ; ; -5 M'sshievous, hurtful, irjuri'us. -6 Boding evil. -7 Sorrowful, miserable. a. Injurious, o. I brdeh -2 6 ; Sid, ; ^THWWTs P' 1. wickfda-ss -3 D.fficnU ftisTi qx iiome how or ty, off rt ; ind. A'ai. ! Ah other. ! ] 4. gnn. harmful, hurt- a. Hart, injured. ^irq- Evil, difficulty, misery, p, pain igrffra^^^- I suffflring, tiial. AatrinRent -2 Injury, ; S. 2. -2 78 -Oomp arrived or not 34UT* wtli d ffionlty. Efrt (iivirg fain, troublesome. grrT: -5T'^=r7: tbr world (g ihe eo*ne of mistrKs). iraqo. one who practii.es hard jieoatc" ; S. 7. -HWT attended with tronlles ; Pt 1. 163 2. 118. wiw a. to b accomplished with difficulty. -^lT*f ; ; IjJTJct^rHarrHr^Wifisr'Tr''': 5. 41. -3 2 21 ; 0. ; Red, dark-red Me; 31 ing Mw ^n^rR^sffmsjfet ; -4 (Hence) Sweet sound, -5 Brown. -6 Improper, IT:, -l 1 Astringent flavour 3. 32. ; MaL a b.id p^ 7. dirty. or ta>te (one of the six rasas) ; see tation, a difficult or disagree- able pluCO. -2 The red colour. '-3 A decoction with one part of a drug mixed with four, eight, or sixteen parts of. water whole bring lioiled down until ( the one quarter is lelt); MM. 11. 154. -4 Plastering, s nearing ; Ku. 7. 17 ; anointing -5 Perfuming the body with nnguenU Ka. 1. 4. -6 Ouin, a resin, extract or exudation from tree. -7 Dirt, unoltanness. -8 Dnl- P. 1 I. (ipflft, move, go, approach. or qj^ ) I ip: A qj^jrr ). the )HT R. 15' 43 thus described in Tantras: : A cFG-psr; j v. Fir. -2 Th Ku. N. of a country the modern K&shmira. ( Its petition *Atfl % )^^r The back-bone, spine. 103. r?fT^5T^ Mb. afiu?*r ft** *raJ5T Bg. 2. 2. *9nj5TB bird in general. f b'rd. fc' Hfiff r^Ti Ki. 5. 47. -2 Test of gold by th touch tone. STIE-:/. 1 Test, ; A arq-irr S. Fragrant tji?m7 : 5Tnfl'?! U. 2.9; Sfnor*rniw qrfcr I ; 5PT a. [CT-S?^ 1 Rubbing, scratchv: 1 liubbing. -2 A touching. stone 0^$R ^iTrflr'mHRBVJrTror- v U 1.41. ft 1 Dejection of mind, townees or depression of spi; Yielding a resinous exudation, astringent. -1 Dyed of a red colour. -3 Worldly-minded. m. N. of several plants %, ^y To -2 Affected. Si. 7. 11 wrong ( nwrrfr-3, trcublr, pain. rits ; ^TT'nlr'J a. To U. 1 1. 9>^r:-!JiT A sort of The back-bone. a. [Up. 1.106.] Font, dirty, 34 sect. ful. ^JTtT ^TTTftrr a 1 Tinged, reddened, colou'ert ; 3jg^r WT'ffSWfV Ku. 4, rub, scratch, scrape ; f^5T'f qfT/^ Sk.; Bk. 3. 49. -2 To tet, try. rnb *^ Kali emotion. -2 Passion, nymphs Grarocfa. Vikr. A 1 bed. -3 Food Clothing.^ ( numerous and very diversified progeny serpentu, leptiles, birds, de- on a tonch-'tr n ; the word qtm other account', lie married Anil! and 12 athnr rtanghtets of Daksha, and hegot on Aditi the twelve .4 lityas. By his other twelve wive* h had a irons, B. 1. 67. -' According to Mababharata and tion. 1 TT: ynga. A. $ ( go. -2 To destroy. touchstone, of. sp*. To A poisonous spider. [%j: Food, boiled rioe. A kind of grass. : Ved. The prop of oar- riage-pole. ; -9 Attachment to worldly objoota. -10 Decay, ruin. To qrrSif ) -II. 2 . 1. 121 ;Cn. P. 7. -Oomp. musk-deer. ness, stupidity. q. v. 2. 4 ; the 846 denoting that something has been an incision in the skin. Going. -2 Inj nring I left oat. -2. buffalo. The white (-ft) a particular intercourse. -3=5^:5 lotus & A qrr%: cap ( ifcrenc ). ; White copper. i of. P. IV. mode of sexual the (Indian) cuckoo. - Bs. 3. 15. kind of crane. gf &$*&. 3. 168 w. ] -35--. of white copper or bell-metal ; Bell-metal or Ma. 4. 65. 1 ftf 5. 114; Y.I. 190. white copper; M. -2 A gong of bell-metal. A drinking vessel ( of goblet ( ; r/. ) a brazier, a brass a ), -Oomp. ssir: worker in bell- 15. 81. Si. w>, Hff metal. trrsfr a rra?: a cymbal. brass-vessel. DC? verdigris. 97 Mb; 3. 43 of a orow ( future good or evil under different circumstances ); Si. 6. 76. qurr a woman that bears only one child. a shrill tone (as that of a crow). Leprosy with black and red spots. ? crow; wr*ii$5fhii%f^inr^ra ! 5% Pt. 1. 24. -2 (Fig.) A contemptible fellow, base or impudent person. -3 A lame man. -4 Bathing by dipping the head only into water ( as crowi do ). -5 A eeotarial mark (ffi?w). -6 A kind of measure. -7 N. of a Dvipa. 5?r N. of several plants V A female ^Tyrer, KavirJja Bv. 1. 76. f the natural enmity of the owl and the crow ( CTVt^rt ii the name of the third Tantra in the Pan; ; chatantra the f%^r r^Nww: H. Pr. 35; some times used adverbially in the seme ' of ' accidentally ; Ve. 2. 14. see under rqpi. firgr%^ a. contemptible, vile. -^H: (lit.) the tooth of a crow; (fig.) anything impossible c er not existing ; ir^or searching after impossibilities, (said of any use- and unprofitable the submarine fire. task). fihrr vsrsrt - light slumber (easily broken). gar., -q-. ajgj: side-locks of hair on the tem- ples of boys and young men ( espe. cially of the Kshatritya caste); ^j^. trwv^nr insert B. 11. i, 31, 42 ;3. 28 ; U. Alowandsvsett 1. 8. -2 A musical instrument with a low tone used by thieves to ascertain whether a person is asleep or S.-irjf I.tbesi g n( A)lnMss. 1 The <jf -2 A palate. A 1 : snake raven A 3 Y. ; 1. 174. -4 A boar. potdivision of the infernal regions 01 bell ; Y. 3. 223. -6 A ter. A -S poisonous substance. of. P. VI. 3. 104 ] A side-long look, a glance, at Frown, look of dis gnr^fotr^Tpleasure, malicious look Bk. 5. 24. A perfume, a kind of fra- grant earth. A crow : P. 1 ; ( cf . Atm. epic also *tf$B ) 1 To wish, for ; qoftteiffr S. 7. 12 ; long ). desire, B. 12. 58 ; Ms. 2. 242. -2 To 1. 32 expect, wait for. 9rtn [ *Pt?J:W ] 1 Wish, desire.-2 Inclination, appetite ; as in vr^ftlgl. Wished, desired. 5f IfiHef P' p- I -2 Expected. ^rtii^ a. ! ; : ( Indian Wishing &c. Bg. ; r: A A low sweet tone. w A wish, desire. oft/- ^-frft ) [ ] ^fa", srs : beron. GIM 1 : a. Scattering water ( ( for, desirous 11. 52. cuckoo. ) f crystal u- ; 5^5 : 44 a. ( anything ) taking place ; less 1 tone; Mg^^gTq^rr^rafJfliew U.3;Bs. 1 quite unexpectedly and accidentally; an accident nft 3 *rg *m fff nq; 'f TTW Mil. 5 ; wr^rrffni^- descendant of ^wtw, an epithet of the kings of the solar dynasty; WTJ WnHTijnrat ?trrort B. 6. 2 ; 12. 30, 46 see ^?r. ; ^rerraTv -3ft / ; m^hr 1 3 A 5JTT( arTT ) I A raven. jewel worn npon the neck. 5n5ft5: 1 The top of the windpipe. -2 The thyroid cartilage. - Gnnji, plant ?np, -3f^t 1. a wag-tail. see ^t? ?^ -2- a side-lock of hair below. 3rw the ( Indian ) cnokoc. ). A ; Timid, cowardly." -2 Naked. -3 Poor, indigent. -<jji A hen-pecked husband. -2 (gfr/. ) An owl. -3 Frand, deceit, trick. - ] -3 Muttering, murmuring. -4 Tongue. -5 Stress, emphasis. ; kind of small coin. n. A it- 146. (^ry>mr: the shrill sound considered an a sign of Brass. 1 nd* n Pt. 2. 86; Made of appeal, ( in ucb cases the intended meaning is suggested by a change of the voice ) f cf. Pt. 1. 1 or cowrie used as a coin. A -2 part of a measure. -S of a balance. -6 A cubit. q. v. -2 cowrie ; 3. 123. 1 A jewel worn upon the The upper part of the neck. The beam A quarter of a Pana 1 A quarter of a measure. -3 H. : 1 Change of the voice <JTT*|>:/. under different emotions, such as fear, grief, wyRwifaiM anger ; S. D. fJiw3v*i?i*fft: ; 12 1. ; A sum of money equal to 20 cowries or to a quarter of a Pana -3 A weight equal to a quarter of a Mlsha. -4 A Sinti. shell l: H. 2. 68. -2 A swinging shelf, a string so fastened to the yoke as to support burdens. -3 An eye-disease, an affec- loop, a tion of the optic nerve, producing dimness of sight. -4 Alkaline ashes. -5 The string of the balance, --^j1 Alkaline salt. -2 Wax. -Oomp. 3W: N. of an aquatic bird ( qqr ). tj^ a glasi ewer. nnnr a glass vessel. W, c^oir, B odd. SrTP^: 1 A Hr*r: crystal, qaartz. *rf black salt or glass, stone. -2 Al- kaline ashes &c. Mcfi^ntffif- **"iS a. Suspended in a loop or by a swing. WST> 3fRTf3rt A which ties a parcel or or tape bundle of pa- string 347 pers or the leaves of a of. +^d- WT^T'rtlJ^ *|pjy: -3 A tn. A 1 manuscript Bh. manuscript, writ- mouse. -2 Gold. A vegetable. A cock. -2 cM^'gt 1 vika The Chakra- A 1 water. -2 Bad little water. ^jf^l A. -2 To ( 9>N;t, made of gold ( S. 6. 5 in& ) Mi. : w 5. 112. aravTn^pft nsnpT Mi. Gold I 2. 239. -2 Lustre, brilliancy. -3 Property, wealth. -4 The filament of a lotus. -5 Yellow orpimeot. -6 A binding. 1 The Dhattura plant. -2 The -W: -ft 1 Turmeric. -2 Yellow orpiment. -Oomp. a sjifjwoman with a golden ( i. e. yellow ) complexion ; Bv. 2. 72. wajT: a firft. N. of the moangold-mine. tain Meru. ^t/. !. golden (yellow) goi!. -2. gold-duit. wrar: a treaty of alliance between two parties on terms of equality ; cf. H. 4. 113. Champ&ka The fruit of 3ri^-*5f: gj tree. rice or grain. Yellow orpiment. The Kovidira ( at: ) s a. Golden. orpiment *jr tree. Yellow ( ifRr^fr ). *>fT%:, -^fr/. [ woman's girdle *1\ *vft ff% ] 1 A or zone furnished with small tinkling bells or other ornaments; rrnrou s^grrTJsfrfJr wt^V3orwTsTt^^Hnrr: Kn l - 37 > 3 - 55 Me. 28; Si. 9. 82 R. 6. 43. -2 N. of an ancient city in the sontb of India regarded as one of the sacred cities of the Hindus ; ( for the names of the seven cities, see srffft). Oomp. 3W| STTTT the same as ^t^r (2). - ; ; 1 : A well. '. one whose mother son of an unmarried woman ( a term of re; i%5" TynswrRT Mk. stockjbrancb Amaru. 95, Ms. 1. 46. -4 Any division of a work, such as a chapter of a book as the seven KancUs of the Rim. -5 A 16; 48, Mil. 9. 34. [-you. qa TV ftnlo?% ipcfR separate department or subject, e.g. &c. -6 A cluster, bundle, multitude. -7 An arrow. -8 A long bone, a bone of the arms or legs. -9 Cane, reed. -10 A stick, stuff. -1 1 Water. -12 Opportunity, occasion. -13 Private place. -14 A kind of measure. 5 Praise, flattery.-16 the end of co mp. only ). -Oonrp. -gfK: a maker of arrows. ( -t ) the betel-nut, -iftq?:, -qscff: a ^Ti, an iron arrow. screen surrounding a tent, curtain ; arrow's flight, Si. 5. 22. the military profession, a soldier. -2. the husband of a Vaisya woman.-3an adopted son, any other than one's own son. -4. (as a term of reproach) a base-born fellow, one who is faithcaste, religious, profession &o. In Mv. 3. Jamadagnya is styled by ^icrnf a8 ftefSi (w- by arms, : fs^jT A II ; ; ( a? a cowrie ) ; . A pupil of the sage. Mv. N. of a celebrated 1 : writer on grammar who wrote Vartikas to supplement theRfltrnsof Panini. -2 N. of a sage who is a writer on civil and religious law Y. 1. 4. An 3>Tff nrft 1 elderly or middle- aged widow (dressed in red clothes). -1 N. of a wife of Yojnavalkya. -3 N. of Parvati. -Oomp. ^r:, s N. of Kartikeya. tfruqim'fcr a. jana. ifi : A A Composed by Kotya- pupil of the sage. well. a- plished with RET ( / Accom- ) difficulty. narrator of stories also a writer of ; stories. Un. 4.83] of goose iR5?ff ) ( -2 An arrow 9. ; ; 1 B- 13- 55 Si. 18. 29. A kind ; Bs.4. -3 oinetime. archer, used 3. ) arfirW.'A basket of reed; ; A The Kadamba tree. sugarcane. -4 Kademba tree R. the Flower'of 5f 13.27. ; An arrow. 9. 15 ; long line of clouds n^nrma^f^'fi' H*g fm^ G. Bv. 4.9 ; ; A tilled An j Perforated, broken Wishing, desiring. a. Belonging to Katyaya- [. like gfisjs as a term of reproach cf. 17. 47. a- A 1 One-eyed w?irr Wf7: 8k aurSTT ^~ g^r i% *r H. Pr. 12 Ms. 3 155, -2 ; ?rif%ffc^ R. sir* Mai. is Cowardly, ; archer. kind of corn. -2 word also I ] A kind of gourd. ( tbis to fo^ 3?ra reed-basket. A 1 said ; a warrior, soldier. An ( ?^fm " less to his family, grammar TV. : A horse. -17 ( at Vile, bad, sinful, ^rifro [fts-l'^l^^r] ] 1 of a =5 WiatT^ timid, discouraged, Pt. 4. 42 ; Amaru. 7, 30, 75 ; B. 11. 78 Me. 77. -2 Distressed, grieved, ViS Hardness, tightness; S. 3. 10. -2 Stern- -3 ^TH7 N. have been written by Sarvavarman through the favour of Kattikeya ). ; . ness, hard-beartedness, cruelty. Difficulty, obscurity ( of style ). <*. ; U.S. rock, stone. 5TTJT A ^ lives ' ; afraid; I. 1 section, a part in ^fg-;, general. -2 The portion of a plant from one knot to another. -3 A stem, Acidity. -*3f usually in combination ; m? : Sour gruel. with an unmarried woman, ). ( ~ff ) the how 11^ ^t?JS iffi ??rT of Karna and K&ma. rn;, -Hfl' a fiorr fracture of the bone or limbs. the lute of a Chagdala.-H'rS: a knot, ^TB: one who joint (s of a plant). Sour gruel. ^r^ind. An ezclamaiion of abuse or insult, Bbag. 1 An unchaste or faithless woman. -2 An unmarried woman. -1 followtr of Kaova. one-eyd woman. ,-TtSon of a proach occurring usually in the voc. case only ); gjronTrere: wff* f3?f%- ; Me. 79; T A tree. -Oomp. ^N 53^] Gold- ). crow. -2 A cook. -3 A kind of goose. -4 The bird which makes a hanging nest on the Tala is a. ( sft/. ) [ ^t^sr To 1 ijrtftrr) bind. shine. Mar. jstf **tf ( ; crow. bird. ^nr^j en, A -art 4 3. 3>T<5sr: I rat, A detcendant or : ; from damba H3 tree spirituous liquor disthe flowers of the Ka; Pfanr tuous liquor or wg mtW: H<W- 66 4 5>l^tt S' tuous liquor flowers of the 1 fr 1 ^ : A spiri- from the distilled -2 Spirigmejnl S;T tree. wine is ; 348 S. 6 * nt ; or jrfcm.wrwfrom K. 2iO -3 The flu (i issuing the temple* of A tatting elphnt.-4 An epithetc>f Surngvati, the uodt!e of lfarr.ine.-5 A fvr ale. cnckoo. -6 The rain-wHt' r coll'c ed in'o ulefts or hollow place*. -7 A feimle bira Orel's" ft 1 A red variety of the sugarcone. -2 Mountain ebony. -3 A bamboo. ?t A kind of sugarcane. t 1 A ymptom.-2 A nens, t-eHnty 5 of snake ; Si. 15 -2 Br fS D. - ( ). -ft A lovely or women. -7 An epithet of Dnrga. -8 A digit of the moon- ^ T.W^ A I f erect, a 27,13.18; Me. grove ; R. 12. r=>!rr*!% 42; forest- ground. -2 The month of Brahma. -J A boas*. -Qonrn 3115-. 18, Wildfire cofiflngrMi'on. srr^frni I. en inhabitant of a forest. -2. a monkey. The 1 *fx a beantifriitg, l|luminaticg, b i^htening. -qa besotifying, adorning. ( ^ | bf| e . _2. c )au-Oonrp. fieH bntter. f - sdornnig ^g- m offspring or the young- Lovely, 1 Si. ; 10. 4. imp, goblin. upecies havionr, m qrrtj$q: *H ttt, 3^ ] 1 The -2 Monkey-like be- ckey -tricks. A mean, contemptible fel- low, CoWird, wretob; ggff; 85, 361. 1. i The son of nn nnmnrried womf>; . p. p. [ iff^-rE favourite, loved. Hear ; ] 1 baiter, a 1. 4. beautiful 2 RI 1 ; -3 Any he- -2 (H noe) ler- / ( *"r ^ pei verse. ) f dishonest iit, ; gee A | ^13-3^ -2 j ] WUked flatterer, para- -2 A student, scholar. site. - ^iar I A l>elovtd or 'ovIy wom*n -2 A mixirevs wife in general ; F>terrRTO*Tr r.irsfiJTf'siRr'r? rf U. ; -t ^j Wickedness, fraud, deceit faa.- sm ] A bad rod ; and fig.). sf N. of a fragrant root ( atfk ). Kflatjog to pfcnlla A follower of a ceitutn Sa ] form of g'irlandg and eating arid Pt. 1. 212. drinking from them $ \ kind of leprosy. -?fr | A wreath of skulls, -i A clever woman. ' A laree or .. road. -3 A hole, Cru'lty, lt:. . cavity. brutality j 4. 5rTfT ! %=f m. N nf Siva. f/- ) Snaped or belike u in 'i. key. a (f?r/ >ir?tr'r g , penitent. or oonfesaion BIII. A bitter teed. ind. An.intrrjection ) 1 used in rg out to another. 2- . inf. used wiih the 3.67 65, form ; oft. n'ggrrwt Ms. 2. deairons to go ; Bg. 2. 61 ; 94.-2 Objeit of desire fnrri 5TfHK Ms. 2. 5. -3 Affection, love. -4 Love or desire of sensual considered as one of the wng> enjoyments, ends of life ( gsn<J 3?*!q>T ) tiflcation, iunt ; ; cf . Pecnlir or l)^lopglog to Kpil. -2 T*ngnt or derived from Kp;U. s ] ^ by A follower of the Sonkbya lyetem of &$ ( 8 ) carnal graMs. 2. 214. -6 The -5 Desire of. god of love. -7 N. of Pradvnmna. -8 N. of Balaiama. -9 A kiod of mango tree. -10 The Supreme being. wish. w 1 Object tjt Desire, cf desire. -2 Semen virile. [ Kama ia the Copid of the Hindu mythe son of Krishna and thology Knkmini His wife is Bati. When the gods wanted a commandfr for their forces in their war with Tiaid of Kama raka, they sought the iva toin drawing the mind of wards Parvtj, whcie issue alone could vanquish the demon. Kama nndertook the mission ; bat Sivs, bring offended at the disturbance of hin penance, bur-it h>m down witb the tire of his third eye. Sub- sequently he was allowed 3. 21; so Si. 10 73.-3Tht PTiyaneo creep er 4 Larae OHrdamomn. -5 A kind of t-atf nn.e. -6 Tlie enrth. -Oomp. the Aoka tree j tee ! (lit. A ^icq^rc: Avowal : ; steel. -2 A bad flight, ; Si. 10. 3, 29. 1 the eyes to applied 1 call id. Bv. 2 178. ; colour. -2 An- chiwrcj, !:,-^^ : and -1 ' ; ; Desired, loved person. -4 The moon. -5 The scring. -6 A king of iron -7 A prociong Btcne ( in comp. with nif, ^!f and 3(!)H ). -8 An epithet of ( 1 ) Kailikeja ( 2 ) Krigbnn __ a | s,f. fron. -2 A kind of iron. -Ooxop. -3^inr the lod stone. gf^fi m. a peacock (of iron). aiy the loadstone. 3r* antimony aa cillyriam. of : N. of a county ; Me. 100 afraid 1. to white of pigeons. -5 Natron -4 Fossil. The grey colour. -Oonrp. a5r- benntifnl, 30. Pr.t i Pt. -2 ^$s fit{rrcfur q-;*rfft 5. A lover. -2 A hobend rT: floes fl confectioner. wHy, fnjjitjve trnuioj; rifleii. asfa cRgf ^rPleafini?, sgr'eal>!e; ijrf frf*t$^ M * 1 A timony. 3TT^3 Anything ros-ted of baked pan or oven. - 2. 1?9 pr the definition given in Mi. 2. 172. N. of miff. -J N. of Kama. Qrey, of a diity in *n iron a i monkey ; A P. IV. 1.116] ?rf^^ m oon. ; est child. : if,,. Kn.4. i, 5 71 Me The moon. -J N. of Cm ftplendid littl* finger. ?nr^ m a. ^rrfSuq The for- An [ spwfa: t. 130, 131 Trsr ). j 3?Kr frnm ^jjf SFtpT 03: 5iPT^ t ?T*-*>W W The seed of a plant f^ ' Liquor 1 deiiy. few 20. 43. ?ji ^(K?n^ -2 A 5Tf7tJT: MB ; lotus. of gnfrarcnn*. 19. hy love ral. SnsfVT A kind Und A ~~T! philosophy propounded by Kapila. -2 Tawcy colour. gjtR^f A iptritnons liquor. hy Siva fo in the to be born agaia Ptadyumna at the request of m of Rati. Bis intimate friend is Vasanta or the spring ; and bis son is Aniruddha. He is armed with bo* and arrows \hebow-string l<eing aline of be, and arrows flowers of five different j.Untg. ]. -Comp. of love, violent or ardent love. -2. violent desire, fire Q: 1 a fire WTO 349 of passion. 1. inflaming *jttf)tM of love. -2. an aphrodisiac. fire -X a finger-ma! . 1. srj-W: male organ of generation- mango tree. srrVfTTT: sfr.i* the thn the influ- ence of Jove or desire. a. srfwfyr snrwi see a. blinded by love -*r ; the ( Indian ) overcome by love. *n?pjr. aiq- or pinion. ( : cnckoo srfw^ shfr musk. Retting food at will. wfvrfnrr libidioont, Inatfnl. o. plea- 3TT" sant grove. iifr: |. an epithet of Siva -2. a mineral ub?tance. a. amorous, Inrtfnl, Iaciviona. awtfr: N. of Pradynmca. -34*B7TT: I ("nppresnion of p IBM'OTI or at will. -2- unrestrained enjoyment. N. of Dnrai. -sunsrnsuTv 3f^ . wrgT, o- love-sick, affoted by love wwrgfrorf- sr vri r PJTSTT 8nbb&sh. snctrsr: n epithet of Anirndbs. son of Prndvamna. wiTHI : Jnstfnl, libidmrag, enamoured ; MB. 7. 27. -"-arnjtf I. arrow of a. tbe god of virile. ( -vjj jpr " ; membrnm )the mango tree. a 1. -2. viiltnre. arr- Qarnt2i. -2- a love-trioken, affected by JTPT love lova. tfiTfn-TT ft- W<j Me. 5. Jrytn^T&rTsnTTTV- wr?Tfl> overcome a. with love or desire, impassioned, laitful. a. striving to grg obtain a d'sired object. -f-a?r: ).an epithet of Knbera. -2- the Supreme son). -T^SR- 1. voluntary libation of water. -2. a voluntary libation of water to deceased friends exclusive of those who are entitled to it by law 7. 3. at will; -TTT a. affected by or over- come with pafmcn. qrst N. of 9ftrK,-q;rRati, the wife of Kima. ffc^a following the dictates of love or pK8 on. ajfrt a. acting at will, indulging ones desires ( -t: ) |. voluntary action, spontaneous deed; Ms 11. 41, 45 -2- deeire, influence of desire B<. 5. 12. ^?: I. the paramour of a harlot. -2- harlotry. : $^ a. acting at will, acting as granting or fulfilling a -m. ) the Supreme noul. lustful. ( -%: ) . a para- |. likes- -2. desire. lirBr ( <* }. amoroan fioort. -J. copulaaffBT 1- dalliance of love, amoroas sport. -2. copulation. IT a. going of one's own accord, able mour. tion. to act or move as one likes. ( -nr ) an unchaste orlihidinons womtn; T. irfr a- ahl R 13. place 3. 6. logo to any desir- senn gelfiabnesi. a. |. ed independent a 3n fTfi%4 3' ;?r!Tifr &n. 5. 8T ( -fa: )/. I. tree and i : ; vfr>l Me. 63. jfnt movirg unrestrained -2* libidinous, lustful. -J. self willed. ( -n Qarurfa. -2- a spar) | 5r n. produced by passion or row. desire; Us 7. 46 47, 50. ftq; a. R. 9. conquering love or passion 33. ( -m, ) |. an epithet of Skanda. -2. of Siv*. tTifT: the ( Indian ) cuckoo. a. mulling a desire 3- unrestrained action. -2- freedom of will. j f^p / increase of passion. -f-<jthe trumpet flower. -JK I. a loresbaft. -2. tbe mango tree. -JITS' the science of love, erotic science. tf- granting arequestor desire. (-%;) an epithet of Skanda and of Siva. 31 =*W^f3 q.v. -^$PT a. looking lovely. a. 'milking one's desires'. grant-j-7 ing every desired object ; sftnr 5TTT;9rr?mR. 1. 81, 2. 63; M4I. 3- N. of Vasideva.(-/.)N.of Rukraint. i?i I. N. of an erotic work by Vatsyayana.-2. 'thread of love'.love ; attainment'of desired objects. 1- l he spring. -2- the month of 'Jhaiira. -3. the mango tree. -^;a. ; 11. jsrr, /. a aesires ; fahulo>w jg ffjT: W: fnlfllling incident real cow venly cowyieldin? accord, all ; desires; yfjrf^"> an epi- Of 1 one's own -2 willingly. libidinous. Wish, ?r desire. Beauty, attractiveness. m. A brazier. intl. :\ Su prme being.- JI^ST expref s ing one's desire, wish or hope; ^rfi^-an nniestiainfWTirtjrSr Ak. ed or free question. TTPS: a species According to wish or inclination, at will ^rHTrr- -2 ; Agreeadly to desire Mu. 1. 25. -3 To the hearl'0 content U. 3. 16. -4 ; w. wire: (p'O pro- 16. 8. 5Tf!T^ a. Lustful, sr Desire, wish. -2. the tree. B. -ST'JN- ind. : mango a. ^ thet of Siv*. qfff. - of Balaiama also of iva. IT^ a. granting demirep. ( -^: ) ! a kind of roitns. of the ^^ 1. 4. Voluntarily, knowingly, intentionally, wilfnlly; Ms. 4. 130; rjiyr tj sjmnrt Y. 1. 168. -3 From pt>i>ioQ or feeling, -4 At will, lustfully; Ms. 3. 173. freely, unrestrained. ^nr=I 5)TTV^ desire; R. 5- 33. (-m.) Mai. ; cause ^rrjTcrs, . T<5;fr any duced by mere desire without any Bg. 10. 28. yielding all the fauial? cuckoo.-^-^i 1 the Jffr god of love. -2. N.of Sivi. -J. N.of Vihnu. ^r^V5? - granting deeires. wg:/. the cow of plenty, a hea- ; Willinsly, joyfully; Sinti. 4. 4. -5 Well, very well ( a particle of assent ). it may be that; inuiHIxcr^Tq-r 2. 43. -6 < ift r vrt wr*g in en- sual graliBoitions -jjy : a festivnl of the god of love celebrated on the full-moon dav in the month of Cbaitra. mra^ m- N. of Oaneaha. -sifttT o. influenced or infa- Granted or admitted ( that ), true that, no doubt, ( generally followed -jjy, yet, r, luited by lve U. 2. 5. TTi semioal discharge. ^rnq, a. liutfnl, etill ) ; libidinous ; Bh. 3 112. ?ormT giT CT a. 9rrnT?fl5J: taking iiry I. form t will; gT=rnll n\ srjf^S^tf q7rntf JT^;^-: Ma. 6. -2. beautiful, ( - pleasing. S. 1.31 2. 1. R. 4. Mil 9. 34. -7 13,6. 22; 12. 75 lnd<ed, forsooth, really R. 2. 43 (often implying unwillingness or contradiction ). -8 Better, rather (u$rml!y with ^) ; i ; ; j Me. 9. 89 ; -J. the freely or unrestrained, wandering will. < will.' centious, dissipated; 91'. 5. 154. -ff% a. acting according to will, self-will- 76 ed 1. tbe got: affection. -2. saqntlity of uasxion, -ct enjoyment. -3- an obtiety, perf -^-f, -'grt ject of sense. moving ; 'showing heroism at a. wantonness ;5f9frtrgriu>TT$ $ftr*'hriR* 14 62. -3 one's will or p)eanre, free will; srnTr^fTi^Tr Sk.; Mg. 2. 2?0. -4. ; one tft*}- (m.) an epithet of Qarnda. f^r a. addicted to sensual gratification, li. ; 4. Kn.l 50. -^nt a. unchecked, nnretrainad.(-^:)|.nnreiitrained motion.-^- independent or wilful action, ^5T a man^o sfirinjrT, ft? J ". disappointing desires. 1. 131. vmftg a. Lustful, libidinous K. 19. 50; S. 3. Ti'e spring. -2 A desert. -3 Excessive ob'trnction of bile. I 3)Tnf?5^ a. dice. tree.(-rr) mooolight. iiiflaeaced by love. ( -jr: ) ^^zr a. subject 8nbjction to love. at to love. sr^- a. saying anything - U. ; ; a. A Suffering from jaun- Spirituous liquor. I Desirous, wishing. libidinous /. N. of Rati. -2 man, lecher 350 a. Desired, wild duck. wished r A 9K: shell ^irwiT a. Wished, desired. desire, wish, love Ki. 10. 44. 3- A [ ^-|3ipf ] sfr/. ) ( performing, working, maker, author jfcr^. 8athor i A native of 44. -2 A *. | Act, action 5*?raK: Ac. Ac. as "> STranr- -2 A term denoting a sound or a word which is not ; king of the Kambojas. -3 The Punniga tree. -4 A species of horse from the Kamboja. country. $r*5J [ ?T?*3 ] Slightly acid, Desirous. -3 Loving, fond. -m. I A lover, a lustful person ( paying particular attention to inflected as sa^r* Ms. 2. 76, 125 ; lgc9fK *c. -3 Effort, exertion ; Si. 19. 27. -4 Religions austerity.-5 A husband, lord, master. -6 Deter- ?f>nj: -^f ; ftfif The ruddy goose or ^5pq[^ bird. -4 A sparrow. -5 An epithet of Sit a. -6 The moon. -7 A pigeon. -8 The Supreme being. _ift ] A loving, affectionate, or 8- 112. woman fond woman : ; 41 8k.] ( in Ms. general ) 9>rrr 5,^ "9JT* gfifJrifr R. 9. 69 ; Me. 63 Rs. 1. 28. -4 A timid woman. -SSpiritnoni liquor. ; ; T5^f a- f? ] ( SRF or qjr/. ) ful, man libidinous^ ; *w ir?fcmrr ^r^ir 33 [ ^.^. Wishing, desirous. -2 Lustlibidinous. 9*1 | A lover, a 1 ^3. R. qrrgfet M. 4 19. ; A sparrow. -3 The grr A woman desirous qft A libidinous or Rs. 6. 9. -2 ; Aoka tree. of wealth. woman. lustful tent? o. [qrn-ija;]: I To be desired, desirable ; gtrr ftsT ^fi^rSAnti. 2. 8. -2 Optional, persome particular object foimed^for ^ W* ( opp. Hf)i sift ); jfirnr^q- 9r*for; R. 10. 50; Ms. 2. 2; 12. 89; Bg. 18. 2. -3 Beautiful, lovely, charming, handsome W(I^. R . 6- 3Q ; U. 12. 5. j^, _* A intention, request wish, desire, rr|trI^rRrr 10. 1. -Ocrarp. Mk ; 3;R.l. 35; Bg. a self-interested motive or purpose. a rite . formed for some particular object and with a view to future fruition. 3Tf*irr*r fH -^ a. sweel-voiced, having a pleasing voice ; Si. 6. 8. ( / .) an agreeable speech. ?|5T |. an ceptable gift.- 2 . a free-will offering, 8 _ vo antar ' voluntary gift. suicide. >tb, a. [ JJTrrj the tortoise. - ff?6r f^ , vow voluntary VK.^ ^ Peculiar to Spirituous liquor. A musical note. ; N.of Mil. 9. 31. <wii covered blanket. [ *f3-am with a The body t%rrf^ grwt gr- ; late except tbe wires ). Principal, copital. A -4 -6 10. 36. 5sx a. working, acting as agent. ^. a toll-station. 5TK3T a. (f^tRT/.) [ K-^^XUsnalIy at the end of ) | multi- -5 collection. assemblage, tude, Home, resi- A butt, a mark. dence, habitation. -7 cornp. Making, acting, doing, performing, creating doer &c ; ^jr^ gr ,^. y. 3. i 50; 2 . ; 156 ; wor>iT -8 Natural temperament, -if ( with or without afar ) The part of the hand just below the fingers, especially tbe little finger, or the last two fingers ( this part being considered sacred to Prajapati is called 73nificflr of. Ms. 2. 53-59 ; Y. 1. 60 ; Ms. the digestive 3. 38. -Comp. -arfjr: faculty. ^-^ : bodily suffering pain. f%f5fiewr the third of tbe eight departments of or medical science, treatment of diseases affecting the whole body. measurement of tbe body. srrsr *rf semen I. (Ingram.) The relation subsisting between a noun and verb in a sentences ( or between a noua and other words IT: ). One of the eight forms of marriage, generally known as strsTPm q. v. governing it ); there are six snch Karakas, belonging to the first seven cases, except the genitive ; ( 1 ) S ) * )*;( . -2 That part of grammar which treats of these relations armour. in I. (fr ) 1. a ; Y. woman -2. the Myrobalan the wife of a q>prr. 1. 336 Mk. ; 9. of that caste. tree. ( fairer a. ) cor- poreal, bodily. ^nra- ( -f^rr/. [m-^ ] a. ), 3rrt%fi- ( ^jf. cause ( -,i> \-iii i^ ^iir ,J: the rctive or opp. arq^fg). 9>iT9r?r, -$ft is <* 1 Interest ( whatever is given for the use of money ). -Oomp. 5iT ft%: /. 1 . interest consisting in the use of any animal or capital stock pawned. -2. interest of which the payment does not affect the principal, or the use of the of body an animal pledged by the person whom it is pledged. 3n*rc[ a. Having a body, embodied ; U. 6. 9. A A ] carriage wo:llen cloth or hut made of thatch. At the end of oomp. ) Making, doing efficient -2 who iBstru- mental, causal. Relating to the finger nail. 1 ; 8- K. P. n Relating to one busy with anything. $TT3T a> Relating to tbe body, bodily, corporeal grrRrwrr: Ms. 12. of speech which the same E4raka ?m ; 1 syntax. is conreeled with several verbs in succession e. g. fosft fo,ift the Supreme being. -2. the writer-caste ( proceeding from a tfftjf father and a 575 mother.) a man -3. of that caste tfrrT?w HS9T rnrr Mu. i. e. 3f?<7gf (in Rhet.) a figure girdle. -2. the union of and blood. *&j an w: ; -3Water produced from hail. -Comp. virile to . a tree mination.-7Power,strength.-8Atax -9 A heap of snow. -10 The Himalaya mountain. -U Water produced by bail.-12 Killing slaughter. -Oomp. 3T^ a man of a mixed and low caste, born from a Nishida father and Vaidehi mother ;cf. Msor toll. III. 3. : fty: Mk. i. 57; %qt Ifor ifrav ^rraarwrr^sft ungr^izr P. R. 1. 22. -3 A woman **m: P. *nrT &c. -2 The trunk of a tree. -3 The body of a lute (tbe whole lovely or beautiful g^jrf^ r% 5T5rf3>: =fjnwfrTk- ; I srwjrf^*'- ^?!TrrsRiT^ STRT: wr^r, A -2 [ ^m:, f%-q-s ; ttn, acidulous. V. 4. 11 Amaru. 2; M. s,.-.^, 3. 14. -2 A uxorious husband. -3 J doer, ^^^ . ; 3PnfT3T: 0Mltt-siiL ] 1 the Kambojag ; Ms. 10. ; sjrwj; a. Lustful. -? .. , J- [ %5-ff^ ] A vendor of ornaments, dealer in shells. for. A cause, 1 18 reason sfrwoigfhrr. K|TV;V: M. R. 1.74; Bg. 13. 21; oft. with of the effect; Bh. 2. 84. -2 ; motive,object; i% ^. 203; Ms. 8.347; 2' ^^f |'oc. Ground, Mbh.;Y. ^mmvff ^3 -3 An instrument, means -4 ( In pbil. j A cause, that which Nyiya is invariably antecedent to some product and it. IB. 22. V. 3. 20, 65. not otherwise constituted or according to Mill, 'the antecedent or concurrence of antecedents on which the effect is invariably and unconditionally consequent'; according to Naiyftyikas it in of three kinds: (1) *TOlft ('intimate or inherent ), as is ; 351 threads in the cafe of cloth ; m. (2>3ff- ? (non-intimate or non-inherent), as the conjunction of tbe threade in the cage of cloth ; (3) ftm ( instrumental ) as the weaver's loom. -5 the generative came, creator, father ; Kn. 5. 81. -6 An element, elementary nutter ; Y. 3. 148 ; Bg. 18. 13. -7 The origin or plot of a play. poem, 4c. -8 An organ of sense, -9 The body. -10 A sign, document, proof or authority ; MB. 11. 85. -II That on which any opinion or jndgmentis baged.-12Action.-| J A legal instrument or document.- 14 : from Urging, reason on account of hatred T?rforrq; t or my sake Pt. 1. 22. )! -Oomp -- 3?i%?r a- having a cause or reason. g^rt special plea, denial of the cause of complaint ; admission of the charge gebut denial of the actual nerally, ine (in law). ssrrof an elementary or primary cause ; an atom ; Ki. 18. 35. a referred to its jr?f f or the Belonging to a pheasant. T7 " Belating to a cock ( flu's ). N. of a tree ( i<W Imprisonment, ment. -2 A prison-house, a jail. -3 Part of a Into below the neck. -4 Pain, affliction.-! -5 A female messenger. -6 A female worker in geld. -7 A sound. -8 Aa instrnment:for drowning the sound of the lute. Comp. ~ 37TrrTi prison-bouse, a 40, 6'anti. 4. 10. a guard of a A as a conch ( jyffi a D72-' prisoner, ). beginning _flnfr!T a . without the creation. a cause. Vedanta phil. ) ( { the inner rudiment of the body causal frame. ^ ^ . aminer.a judge. -2 r formed a. a^r r ; To be caused Kn . oomp | An ) ex _ can. Crjal, sative., or per- 7 37. ^rrftfr, 3iT Causing Wfft:/. Action, act, An artist, a mechanic. wrRw a. Caused to to work. do m wheresoever verse, or a collection of snob verses, power of restraining o. Wrf?^ Making, doing, causimr, bringing about (at the end of comp.). A mechanic, : A or philosophical, ^TTTTT * [ V^k~3T^.] Hade :of hoots of reed or bamboo. ^Tf^faf [ ^fl'Sllt duck ; flS.5 : ^"Jt ] ^ (/)[ A *H he once to it ear'.h, the go, wrong by jus- invincibility captured ai>d confined beast in a hfsp 4o. corner violence maker, doer, an agent, servant. for carried R. off of by by his Kurta- Jamadagni. known a like city ; cf. slain Kamadhenu father virya is also Sahasrorjuna. j. w was having the revered artisan, mechanic, artist ; 5TT?f*r: 9Trft*t ^T fBf%w ?^u%!T* Vb. 1. 13 ; 57?ii HT ^Ji^nw Snstf -rBfr of his Kartavi'rya Parasurama Un.l. 1] 2 An by the name Gold w cTasffn 20 %fiir K. 82. ; St. 1. 187; Ms. .5. 129; 10. 12.(They 249, 1. are: atjT T a^^iiffl ^3f?facr ; Ai i at ?; 1 An epiTertible, horrible. thet of fi w#3; the architect of tin gads. -2 An art, a science. -Oomr. ologer, fortune-teller Dk. -J -2. a young elephant. -4. a hillock, an ant-hill. -4. froth. -5. scsamtm growing spontaneously. -6. redorpi- October-November of Skanda. in the ment. 130.' <jft ). The -2 An epithet full moon day month of Earttika. The month of-Earttika. hlfrift>i; An CTIT&4! artisan. Compassionate, kind, tender ; Nig. 1. 1. ; 1. 2. the son the direct Most A a. Belonging leech. to a female fl^VIIPTO* 3% ] N. ). to is Karttikeya war of the - [ of Skanda (so called because he was reared by the six Erittik&g [ $fr*<"r Compassion, kindness, pity; l Qit. *i(vm\ elephant. ; Belonging to the month of Kirttika; B. 19. 39. of the month 5H: 1 N. in which the full moon is near the pftr or Pleiades ( corresponding to one who commits burglary, a dacoit. 5T: 1. a piece of mechanism, any product of manufacture. -$\K: *rfi v.2.23. willed of conquest tice, 6. f-^ he by enemies &c. ; ( cf. R. 6. 39 ). According to the Vayu Pur ; artist. sort of him scientific subjects; e. g. Bhartribari's ,-qffr be done or affected, -nj Interest, the amount of which ig fixed by the debtor ( beiW forced to do so by the creditor). m. shipped Dattatreya, he obtained from several boons, such ai a thousand arms, a golden chariot that went female crane. female dancer. -2 A 1 A memorial business, or trade. -3 1 wrf^j; m. a complainant, plaintiff. *tft . the origital water produced at the of ( At the end of Cause, reason &o. or ( /. ) a sort of well. %e(%qr a. for ear-rings. 3TTr? 5*T a - Relating to the ^tyi. son of Eritavttjrnjsjftf; The rya and king of the Haihayag, who ruled at Mahishmatt. [ Having wor- -i%?^ prism, 'jailor. musical instrument on grammatical, 1 trj- fit A A W5 8. D. 728. ^ a - Relating to an ear. The wax of the ear. -2 An ear-ring. or: N. of Vrisbaketu. -dump. sfrnit' f^rSa- ; rfJr%s7ir jffrsfor ; Amaru. 24. 39 o. Like .a white horse. a ?' ^5f^*5! ^fft jail sternness, cruelty of dried cow-dang. rJhK j Hardness, roughness. ; confine- tl>e ' ' -2 Firmness. -3 Solidity Si. 2. 17; Pt. 1. 190. -4 Haid-haartednfss, ) a. strong by motives ; Pt, 5. 29. 1jr a. I . caused. -2. forming the cause. Wffjr a figure of speech a chain of causes ). ^TtjjA'T Karikls on grammar l<s<)1>lR^r -4 Torment, torture. -5 Interest. ' f ^r? ( cause, resolved into its principle. 5<Ti a quality of the cause. a m well. A crow. ; . coming . N. of a tree V. CTTOC^ f & camel. : Agency, ( or lflrT( TT )l?: -^: Ved. 1 A fl/ tering vessel. -2 Feast, barm. -3 A Camphor. instrumentality. -15 A deity ( KB the proximate or remote cause of creation ). -16 Killing, injuring. OTT 1 Pain, 5. 32. -2 agony ; Casting into hell. -3 in- stigation. that ; g-r -2 Brazier. I mineralogist. CTOT " Produced of the the 'Mars or the Indian of Siva of mythology. He is (but born withoftt intervention his god epithets circumstances of a woman ) have reference of his Siva cast his seed into Agni had gone to the god in the a dove o while he was birth. ( w ho form enjoying $52 who Parvat'i company unable to bear^it cast Ganges ; hence Skanda ( ), Agnibha, Gangaputra transferred to the six being into it was then Krittikas when they went to bathe in the Ganges ), conceived each of -"horn therefore and brought forth a son. But these ( at cloth Activity, industry. hards and eyes, ( hence he is called Shadanana, Shanmukha Karttikeya, -* According to another account Siva was cast by the Ganges into a thicket of reeds ( Sara ) whence the boy was called Saravambhva, or .Sarajanman. He is said to have ; mountain Krauncha, name Kraunchadarana. He the pierced whence hie was the commander of the army of the war with Toraka, a their gods in powerful demon q.v. whom ed and slew ; and Senani and Turakajit. he vanquishhence his names a. is represented ( gf>/.) [ irfSj sureft 3^5 or atle todoa ] Fit for ") 103 woik, doing it well and completely. I A bow; a^ra^j si^gi^isrnfc: Ki. 3. 48 ^fr ^rrfosjre-r^ S 1. 6. -2 A bamboo. -3 The ninth sign of the zodiac. -4 A kind of machine or instrument shaped like a bow.-Comp. ; <$\irpot.p. [ 1 (a) action, act, *f*n^ffqi A 1 a candidate. er, a editor, Muddy; with mad. *fe-3T!r ] [ 1 petition- A -2 rag. with iostr. ness SnHffSiT: [ *fc-3* ] ! A P'lgnm. -2 One who maintain* himself by carrying water from holy riven. -3 A caravan of pilgrims. -4 An experienced man. -5 A parasite. ^r ^ftia^5fT^5T RI$ H^St-WUt Pt Poverty, 1 q-nf wretchedness Compassion sirfli3rr ; Bg ; lightness of sp : Dk. -j -3 Niggardliness, pity. ; indigence, 2- 7. -4 Levity, rit. Ved Ccmbst, - ( gsr^ffsr'Ti'S- 4. ^ f- 9JT7 Hi tft f- ); ft - V 1- . 2. 20 71 > 4 ; - 27 i Amaru. 71. -7 Condoct, deportment. -8 A law-suit, If gal business, dispute &o. rfi[Tii!R*i gnifftw:^! wtViiV ; --9 An effect, the Mk. 9; Ms. 8. necestary result of a canee ( opp. sew ) -10 ( In gram. ) Operation f%il%9)l5 aeclension. -I I The de- fj nouement, of a drama ;q>|*ffq$t -12 HealthiBgnftf^l^Mu. ness ( in medicine). -13 Origin, [cf. Germ, iaro; Pers. kAr Prik kajja; 3T**T a. unMar. kaja ]. -Comp. ; Made of cotton. -H: -tf 1 Anymade of cotton MB. 8. 326 cotton 12. 64 -2 Paper. -tfV The n. the seed of wftw -Damp. plant. thing ; ; . the cotton plant. -srfo3TC "* spindle. H*W made * cotton thread ; Y. 2. 179. nrift from a. ( tfr/. ) Made of or cotton. WTlftrtfT The cotton plant. indusqjrjT a. [v&^-oi] Lahoiioua, able to do one's duty, incompetent. 3t5n9 to be done and not to be done, right and wrong (action), Pt. aHRi^ft^U; discussion as 1. 306. to the propriety or otherwise of anything, deliberation on the arguments for and against any proceeding. ar a work fijcr: 1 . the superintendent of or affair. -2. the planet that decides any question in astrology. 3Wt 1- 1 the object of any undertaking, a purpose ; Ms. 7. 167. -2- an application for employment. -3. any object or Finishing a work. -2 Doing any work well or completely. or Magic, witchcraft ; raMSFS^Tra^or *wr,i Bv. 2. 79 ; Vikr. 2. 14, 8. 2. 3lf&n[ a. I. making purpose. obquest. -2. seeking to gain one's 2. 81.-3. seeking ject or jnrposfie; Bb. an pleading a canue trioai. *nfar a. ( ofr/. ) C ^=1;^ 3. i -T^fr Mat. 2. 13. ; does any useless thing. -2. a mad, eccentric or crazy man. -3. an idler. sr^Tt dis%<&j; an liked to work, laziness. 1> a action man who *risiH,-qj?rany agent, a messenger. ore engaged in active life. 3fjJ n. ftqi%:/. a an aim or object. fail- ure, reverse, misfoitnne. -$wt l.the remainder of a business; Ms. 7. 153. -2. completion of an affair. -3. part ftu%: /. siuces". ?H\3 a place of business, office. anJT 1. obstructing or marring H. 1. 77. -2- opposed other's work of a business. ; to another's interests. 1 Through soms object -2 Consequently, neces- ssnfm ind. or motive. ; 4. 3. battle. manager of firfai settle'' ue of con- affair. duct, course of -?: occasion, busi- -6 Want, teed, 61. -3 Lao. imbecility ment of an 5. 150. (6) A matter.thing. Si. 2. 1. -3 Occupation, enterprize, emergent business. 4 A re-5 A ligions rite cr performance. H. rnpect for the performance f^agr a. prudent, oauti into public affairs. affair, 2. 36; ; dismissed from an office gjnr.-?5? { 1. inspection of a work.-2 inquiry Ms. motive, object, purpose; r,% Pt. 2. 65, 113 ; Si. ; 7. business, executive officer; Y. 2. 191. ^jtf o. out of work, out of employ, -2 Dnty; a. ( eft/. ) [ soiled or covered an agent, a woikman.-2- |. ous, considerate.(-^t;). J-^fo-Ta. ] What Work, m. a friend, benefactor ; pt. 1. 131.-WobT'JT ( dual ) 1. canoe and effeot ; ject and motive; U. ought to be done, made, performed, effected Ac. 3 Wral^ir nifenr S. 6. ^rqi: Ms. 8. 61; so 5 - sion jjtjm. I. the archer or the sign Sagittarius of the zodiac. -2. an archer in general. 3. 14; 3. 183. 3>Tfe: 1. ; He a riding a peacock. ] -Oorni. J)^: /. Parvutt, mother cf Karttikeya. Totalfty ; entirety ; mf%- Mi. tex- Ms. 9ir| P. V. ). -3 Any variegated ). ture. sons .were afterwards mysteriously combined into one of extraordinary and twlve heads form with six the seed o enperintendtnct: of public affaire ; a 7. 141. TJft: discharge of ^gr?T: active engagement in duty. * fficacions. ^JT a any business. gjror made. -2 Embroidered, intermixed with coloured thread If annfactared, six &c. in conit, going to law : Mk. 9. arrPT neat of transacting business. ~^- called is It ). An artist, mechanic. A smith's work. : the a re- employment.-^, sarily. Having business. -2 <. 1 in a suit. Engaged Wlf5^ a. -2 Hav- Active, assidnoni. I Seeking for some business. -3 A party to ing an object in view. -4 a suit. -5 ( In Gram. ) Subject to a rule. Fiery, hot. <* 1 leanness ; 29. littleness, scantiness 3;r$:, emaciation, Thinness, Me. 73?: A Ved. 1 -2 Smallness, ; B. 5. 21. husbandman, oulti- vator. Effifr a. Attracting, draw- -2 Ploughing. -f>. Fire. -/. Drawing. -2 Cultivation. Ved. A husbandman. 1 ing. \ Ved. OUISO. The goal of race- A (or - or weight of different values 136. 336 9. 282. ( *T ). <* ; to Belonging . { tfrf. Worth one Krishna or Viahna -2 Belongs; 15. 24. ) coin Ms. 8. Money. ; a to ; R. Vy&ia. -3 Belonging to the bUck antelope Ms. 2 41. -4 Black, -no? Ved. The ; kin of e bluok antelope. tl -o 353 -Of 8 Ceninre, blame. -9 One of the seven tongues of Fire. -10 A form of Durga cprc$tanr: a buffalo. -1 1 Quo ; of the Muir/ia or divine mothers. -] 2 N. of a wife of Bblma. -J3 A sister of Yama.-14 A kind of learnirg (nfiiszrr). -ISA small shrnb nsed a* a purgative. pj ] Iron. -2 A Kind of perfume. -Comp. 3<7 ; a. ( tfr/. ) [ Made of black iron ; U. 43. 3. Iron. [ t f of the god of love ; ] An epithet Si. 19. 10. Blackness, darkness. a- ( aV ./ ) 1 Black, of a dark or dark blue colour. -2 InjurThe black or ft; I ing; hnrtiog. derk-blue odour. -2 Time (in general ) fw<;i%ir ; ; ; 12. 3. 12, 4. 6, Mk. 69'; qsfrr: mtvvfi -4 A period or portion as the hours or watches of 10. 60. of time ( i%w*W V. 2. Ms. a day) ; j. 153. -5 The weather. -6 Time con- r& 1 ; sidered as one of the nine dravyas by the Veiie(hikag.-7 The Supreme spirit regarded us the destroyer of the universe, being a personification of the destructive principle; ^rw: gjr?TT 5*5* -8(0) death ; iju gnaw f liHtfaomt Pt. 1. 146. ( b ) Death, time of deatb.-9 Fate, destiny -10 The Muck part of the eye. -11 The ( Iu music or pro* idy who diutilu and ) -15 A person i>e!U spirituous liquor. -1(5 A eet-tion or part. -17 A rei kind of plumbago. -18 Resin, pitch. -19 N. of an enemy of Siva. -20 ( with the Jainas ) One of the nino treasures. -21 A mystioal rame for the letter ! <7T 1 N. of several plants. -2 N. of a daughter of Daksha. -3 An epithot of Durgl. -ffr I 7. used a a purgative. sie^r: the ( Indian ) cuckoo arfdjntt -WOT delay, bein& late ; Pt. 1. 154. wtihnVl,-wflR*: loss of time, delay ; Mai. 2. sitft* a. elapsed, passed by. -sr?^nr: I. delay, lapse of time. -2. loss by lapse 1 presiding over time', epithet of the gun. -2. the Su- of time. preme ' 3WT-jTt soul. - sjgiTfiH m. 1 --W3WIWT: yellow time, regarded as Ihe of death, and the destroyer of zion. god -arg argrrR:, svtttGi every thing, -aifrr 1- an interval -?. a period of time. -3- another time o r opportunity, 'art^jr a. hidden or concealed in the able to bear womb dly 5lfl "ftr: of time. SJR o. nqrcrom ; ; frer. Pi. *^%^ S. 4. an animal venomous only when enraged, as a -aw. rat. K dark, watery cloud, -areftri appoicted time. awfhrt knowledge of time and circumstances ; Mai. 3. 11 - -sTgr^h/., -srsifa period of tnouruing, ceremonial imparity caused by the birth of a child or death of a relation in the family see sr^fK ar fr? a. 1. led to death -2. produced or brought by time. -srrHrat depending on time or destiny. -3?r ; ctm;m. the Supreme iron. TH a. sown stnrtf spirit. in due seaKon. blue lotus. -9>J9??i an epithet of Siva. ^y. 1. a peacock. -2. a sparrow. -3. a wagtail. -4. a galliU. 6. nnle. -5- an epithet of Siva 5T3T a ; tune. 8atyavt!,m*-lherof Vya8a.-7 Night. pule. -^59T: a water-snuke. sfoUT: fixing time. WB 5! gallinule. -W35T: appointing or airotar, -9?"?? misfordeath. WHn?: daik Q^rot cfirq n. fatal, deadly. -S a deadly poison 6 ; S. 6. -s'7) ijy. ( the poi- ) son churned out of the ocean and drunk by Siva asrrftr 5TI55TW Jfi m f%t? sf>r * preme spirit. -JJTT a. 1. produced by time. -2. fixed, appointed. -3. lent or deposited. -4. done for a long time. ( lapse jr. ) the sun. of time, course of time ^IifS'FJfcf w. ; coiTe of process of timn in 19. II me. f. 1. farrr death. ^q-- |. , 1. loss cf time delay, . TT ^7r<75*T JTT'iT Ku. ; a time. -2. -v *\ Qf> C.& fixing ^__ T>* " -2. passing the time. 5T, -xjjg- the liver. -ifrf the river - ; t * WST't, Yamu- na, -ifrsh a year, -srrffo a. killing by degrees or slowly ( as a poison ). 1 the wheel of time ( time being represented as a wheel always TO a cycle. -3- ( hence ). -2the wheel of fortune, the vic's situdes of life. ( -jp ) an epithet of of the sun. f%jr 8 symptom sumapproaching death. -rf?'?r a. moned by the angel of death. -v%% moving fig. ) s a. senior in years, grown up ; D. 5. the prt per time 12. jr a. knowing ( of any actirn ) ; Wir12. iTTi wfr tre. -2 Tagara ! sandal. noise. or occasion a bee . -2- a sparrow. -3 the Cbataka bird Blackness. -1 Ink, black ink. -3 An epithet of ParvatI, Siva's wife. -4 A row of. black clcuds. -5 A woman with a dark complexion. -6 N. pf 45 En. -staler a sort of collyrinm ; 20. 82. ( -;ft ) a small shiub ^TFJ: Supreme being. Yama. a myrrh. ig%: f thet of Siva. -Sftr the three times ; the past, the pre*ent,snd the future; deith. -qrwfV an 5|'g: '^^R- K. 46. ! epithet of Durgo. -virfti -J^1 the line of conduct suittl3 to any the law or rn particular time. -2of tim. -3. effects proper to the time -4. fated time, death sffftfT: 9ff4jf9TWIwgTHIJTt ^rnr: SFrrpiUWJir c&o. ; 5'" r Mb. j IT -^ifrr prolonga- T*: ( in astrology ) the figure of a man's body. -ffrV'.i fate ft^ntr: decree of -f*ri^: Siva. tion of time. W^ or dectiny ?TB mon, uncle of Havana, c*epDted by him to kill Hanutnat. -3. N. of a demon with 100 bands killed by Vicbno. ft?: "sfftt, i epithets of Krishna. e. ed by time, ^ ?T:. T37 a- m ripen spontaneousY. 3. 49 a time so as for standing m^TWt 'he noose to become stale. TT5r^ orf^W. a hangof Yatna or death iran. as 1 a spcis of antelope. the -2. a heron. (-tf)l-N. of . ly; Ms. 6. 17, bow of Earn* general (the ; sorra 21; Vo. 4. -2- a bow in tumn or Sarad ; two months followiigthe rainy 354 teaion considered as the best time). w n epithet of Siva. *rST: the BOD. $fr7 an epithet of Sivs. iTTst a meaame of time. gr^: a &ft/. the Manjispecies of ape. biha plant. tr^: a king of Yavanas and enemy of Krishna and n inyincible foe of the Yfttovas. Krishna, finding it impassible to vanquish him on the field of batto the tie, cunningly decoyed him cave where Mnchaknnda wag sleep*iTTti ing who burnt him down. instalment!. -4 Periodical interest paid at stated times. -5 A multitude of clouds, a dark olond threatening rain ;Vrt%%* Rrror srarflrft B- H15. -6 Flaw ( alloy &o. ) in gold. -7 The liver. -8 A female crow. -9 A -Writ procrastination, delay, put- old porgnating ^ . ^tr: fate, destiny, 'w. according to the requirements of Pt. 1. 184. the time an epithet of Siva. f.\.o, dark night. -2- a sister of Fama. -3. the Ainavasya on which lamps are lighted ( in the Divalt holidays ). -4- the night of drat rue tion at the end of the world ( identing off. -II N. of Durga pudenda to the navel. -14 A small singing bird. -! 5 A kind of fragrant earth. -16 A girl four years the day ( half a watch every day ) at which any religious act is improper. tfqrot a girl 9 Dnrga ing 1. years old personatat a festival. tf*Nr: keeping back for Ms. 8. riod of timely. date. a long time, 143. -2. lapse of a long pstime. Hjpr a. opportune, ^trw a. dated, bearing a *rf: the black and most poivariety of the snake. wt: sonous th black antelope. ( -f ) a yellow sort of sandal wood. JJTJ-, -q^q? 1. thread of time or death. -2. N of a Y. 3. 222; Ms. 4.88. particular hell Dnrg& at a fWf: the Tamala tree. ^stf terrible ai death, (deathlike in a. form). ?T: an epithet of Siva. ^jj Itws of time, delay S. 3 U. 5 ; Mv. 4.41. R5*f a. ; -sjTf*:/. delay Black, ; ; K.13.16. dork-blue, $;, A mole, freckle, mark. -2 A water-snake. -3 The black part of the eye. -4 A kind of grain, ^f Ved. 1 A kind of bird. -2 A daughter of Daksha. -gfr | The liver. -2 ] An unknown quantity ( in alg. ). N. of Durga. Relating to time. -2 Depending on time; f^q-; qiTTfl-gpfuq-^T Ak. -3 Seasonable, timely. q- | A crane. -2 A heron. ^j \ Blsckness, black colour. -2 Ink, bUck irk. -3 Price of an article to b p;.d : by ; Si. 8. 43. tremendously to Gurcdn, the of ferments, owing to the cnrae of the 6a ;e Saubhari). He was crushed to death by Krishna when he was but a boy B. 6. 49 Si'. 17. enemy ; ?m 69. ; Tfce of -conrp. fr: epithttsof Krishna. A heron. ) pi. ( black serpents family Si. 19. 28. ; The judgment N.of the sixth lunar man- sion. a. Relating to time, timely. The Ealiyuga. SfTBPT a. CTcTnr wood ; I Belongingto -2 Seasonable. [ <jrra-w ] a particular time. vm^& [ also : A ] kind of sandal !5?to?-. N. of a mountain 1 and adjacent country ( modern Kallinjar ). -2 An assembly of. religions mendicants. -3 An epithet of Siva. uor fr An epithet of Darga A serpent'* hood. an imp, a goblin. -4 the Kalapa grammar. knows this -3 A A demon, of 35T(3Hf3Vq? 1 A species of aloe wood. -2 A kind of turmeric. -3 Yellow sandal. -4 A dark kind of sarHal wood. -5 Saffron Si. 12. 14. ; Foulness, diitinegi, 1 ^alejttif turbidness, muddines* ( fij aho ) *rg ; : in qiToi^lV Buttermilk (produced a jar by churning). OT^nT: 1 The hair of the head. hall Yama. ronddy or defile Disagreement. N. of Vishnu. 1 a. pf^q ae. The sandal wood gjijyiftp: 5f Opacity. Kn. ; A liver. 7. 9. kind of -3 the Kali to Belonging 1 if -2 t. -2 Black -3 Saffron. wood. alos A fragrait wood. -2 The sandal wood. -3 A diteise I black like jaundice. 1 STf^pr?: of sandal. 5?: A dog, hound. A'dog. -2 A sp-cie B student of -5 Ons who grammar. An assemblage of the of -2 The doctrines Kalapa. pupils or teachings of Kalapa. ^I5T a. [ ^?q arn J.I Preceptive, laying down a rule, ritual. -2 Relating to Kalpa. q,lrtiuj, | I Existing only in Produced in or the belonging to A of kins: ni 1 Kalinga country. thit country ;srfa3Tinf KT^yTf *flrnthat gftfTOw: B. 4.40. -2 A snake of A specountry. -3 An elephant. -4 cies of cucumber. -5 A poisonous plant. -6 A sort of N. of a country water melon. ; iron.^--nn see iSn. ( pi. ) f A " ^T5T Timely, [*i^-T4l sensonable. -2 Agretable, plessint, ?qr I A cow fit for autpicions. the bull. -2 A woman arrived at who has puberty or maturity ( reached the time favourable to con- ception Day-break. 5*i ). ^' Anspicionsnefis. Connected with or coming from the mountain Kalinda or the river Yarn'ina. f A water melon. ~- Yama, fancy, fictitious; -2 Counter-felt, ss?Hl%; fabricated. U>r? ; 1 a ground forbidden lity. -2 of large serpent who dwelt at the bettorn of the Yamuna ( which waa a festival. . ; 7TT^T7 N. : Blackness; Amaru. ' -2 P*lenss Si. 4. 57. ; Black sandal wood. -2 Hoeti- g? 1 tified /. periodical interest (payable month ly, quarterly, or at stated times ) ; Ms. 8. 153. %?rr the time of Saturn, i. e. a particular time of the ; spirituous liquor. Si. 17. 44. -12 A particular blotd-vejsel in the ear. 13 A line of hair extending from ; with Dnrgft). -5. a particular night in the life of man, on the 7th day of the 7th month of the 77th year. ftjjwt#-j^ steel. qrft prolongation of time. ff^p A -10 scorpion. "* 88 the god of death. Armorial. 3; A mnltitude of men in armour. sfrnm Mo88 ^ - An nmbrella wi;hc,nt a gtic^. cfTI^-p: 1 vika A c-ck. -2 The Chakra. ird. Saffron. N. of a river inthesomh of India : sRi^ff wRat q?S'- 355 -1 A B. 4. 45. harlot, courttzan. -J Turmeric. 3JTVJ- a. Possessed 1 [n^-THrJ of the qualities of a sage or a poet. -2 Praiseworthy, flt to be described. -I Prophetic, inspired, poetical. RTi N. of Sukra, preceptor of the Ajuraa. HIT 1 Intelligence. -2 A female fiend. -sir 1 A poem; T,^\- &o- -2 Poetics, Tf^ Tin 3riTf poetry, poetical composition. ( -Tri is defined by writers on Poetics in f>T"f. ways differeiit B. G. Kav. sR ; -4 Light, splendour. an epithet of Siva. IT; N. of a king, father of afr r, trer: SHKW and 3HiffeT, q- v. rf$r9>T 1 The city of Benares. -2 N. of a commentary on Panini's Sutras ( called ^i%ifi% ) See ^rr?fr - Oomp. r(?l' epitbet of Siva. TTISJ. an Trr^T pilgrimage to Benares. A tp'^rff ed ituifl ; commonly plant call- ^mrag$3?w !j>!5B*rF! 1 - ; }I 10 ( **/ Born ) be- in, longing to or coming from KiUhintr. ^r: pi. N. of a country or its inA sort habitants ; see^^h also, of g'ape see $?HH also. t 1 Saf fron 3rt3i?rfiir'!51lfHf frtn^TTt Cb. ' P. 8 ; Bh. 1. 41 Jflwri Cbandr. 1.7.). -3 Happinesswelfare. -4 Wisdom. -5 Inspiration. (The purpose of a Kavya as mentioned by -Mamtntare: II ^t: 3i<j! a pceiicul thought or idea. a robber of the ideas of another poet, a ?rf^r ^eir 5-* Vikr. 1.11. -=afii: a stealer of other men's poeraa. ~J?rntW3>: a rhetorician, critic. -*t%Sf o. one who has a taste for and can appreciate the beauties of poetry. -f? a. figure of speech gysrnr plagiarist ; thus defined :^isq^5'i5-f^^T?ii'ar K. P. 10; 9. g. foftfa i?4tJ )!%%sfaftflW- Cnaudr. S. 119. a farce. 1, 4 A. ( TRT-^I SJT^ To shine, lock ful Bk. brilliant or beauti- B. 10. 86, 7. 24 ; Kn. 1. 24 25 Si. 6. 74. -2 To appear, ; j S. * IJ/HS? ^r ^T^^rr^rc Mb. -3 To sri^su appear, or f^STt look like. [*i5r-3T\3 A kind of used for mats, roofs &o. Sower of that grass Ku. wrvrf, -?r 5; A 7.11; B. 1 = spur I pfrrj-rj: N. of a celebrated sage. -2 N. of Kai.ilda. -3 An epithet of Aruna. -ft The earth tits?; 1. 68. i Flesh. -Oomp. an epithet of Gsruda. -2. N. of Aruna. -3. a god. -4. a demon. Bv. ). An 3TI?T|5: of Arnoa. epithet of Garodaand 1 An epithet of the twelve [^^T^] 1 Bubbing, scratch- Ve. 2. 18 -2 That ugainst w tilth anything is rubbed ( as the stock of Ki. 6. t^jnf&tgjsrft 26 see qrqtawr also. ) 17 q. v. ; Bs. 3. 1, 2, 28. $r, -2 Appearance. -J ; ; Word. a Made ; ; qjrqrir a. ('rft/. ) [*w3f ; wife of daughter of Daksha. ' ' 4. 69; MB. 4 49.-3Ast.Uk; -4 An instrument for suru:, measuring length. -Oomp. ^ a wooden house or enclosure ^~ Wl^rflffT a wooden bucket. the wild plantuin. -qSVj a smsll tree. qrmit, *jn%cr ) ( and To 1 -T Yama. epithet of tr, -jjg( ) a. -y^ an re- moving cough, pectoral. (~{fr) a sort of prickly nightshade. -n$: a cure of coogh. Cough. a. Having cough. ( fr/. ) Bv. 1. 43 ; A buffalo. t A p nd :> Bh. 1. i p ol i lak ; ( vitriol, green Mar. 14^1^3 ). U ?- 1. 85 ] t *!*( 5J )/' sort of lauoe. -2 Indistinct Light, lustre. -4 Disease. votion. -6 Understanding. A by-way, a ITTqft: ! 32, Gtc. 2. ^rtfhf Green -3 218. tiTgr- catarrK -2 Sneezing. -Oomp. a. affected with cough. ( -y or limber, a piece of log of wood* fu J?f^H. extre; ; phate of iron ; nq-wi see ^r^j. -2 To cough, make a sound indicating any disease. *rm:, [ ww-sr? ] 1 Cough, shine A 1 5sT^ [ ^5 -Vl\ Up. 2. 2 ] one used as piece of wood, especially 5. 69. -2 Wood fuel Ms. 4. 49, 2*1 : ^q- ; Kayapa The plantain . ; ; q-ffr excels -UN. of a ; Y. 2. boundary limit, m^rfTWraft^- Ku. 3. 35.-4Bacegrcnud, course. -5 A mark, goal. -6 The path of the wind and clonds in the atmosphere. -7 A measure of tirnf= 315 Kala.-8Water.-9Theeun. -10 A fixed place of a lunar mansion. SrTif5rr Bed, dyed of a reddish colour if A red cloth (rTT^ri^^TTJ'it Ak. or garment 5"H ^TITf*! ^I5i^ M. 5 cot B. 15. 77 H (tln>ftirf&l !t the hood that makes a monk'. of Eata grass. a. Shining, brilliant. -$ft/- N. of a celebrated city on the Ganges, the modern Benares and one of the seven sacred cities see *Kt. f$i: 1 The clench ed hod, fist. -2 A handful. -3 A -2 55. ft^lYnfawirort frrar KTr /Idityas. -2 Of the sun. -3 Gttrndi. -4 Gods and demon*. a tree : A. sfiTS^KT: ^T^T- ^^ mity, pitch, climax, ; 4. Splendour. m. pi. N. of a country. tl?tfl( o- (fi/) ( Usually at the end of comp. ) Shining, appearing or looking like, having the semblance of f*r?rair?i5? e. g. one who behaves like a conqncror see the ; -Oomp. flesh. -si^rsr; piling np wood, forming a funeral pile. -vr/r?W: a wood-carrier. Hst a funeral pile. -n|j: a bier, a wooden frame on which dead bodies arecarried. ^Wi(r . a 8raft l[ W0 rm war Spirituous liqnor. 4' qr ; 3. Saffron. ; be visible; grass Born or a- duced in Kashmtra. ; sfWHNrrro ns^n^^ra fa 9fr;fl?(( ft n^m., aj; a small worm found in timber, -arro the Indian pine tree i?. Pallsatree. -g-.the a wooden'statnte or image. ter. 1 A quarter or region of the world, direction, region ( ^$r) Ki. -2 Boot also 1. of a tree. -Oonrp. ^-, grn^ saffron ; Bv. 1. 71 Si. 11. 53. ; l.).-oomp. generally found in Wood) a kind of wooden shovel used for baling water out of a boat or for scraping and cleaning its bottom. -ET^-^: a carpen- pro- ; ; worm n. ; Git. 11 decayed r ood -3?:, wood-pecker; Pt. 1. 332 ( a found in wood ( = vrsfz ). m. a cudgel armed with iron. *n?:, s a wall made of wood. Aloe-wood. A bearer of wood. A small piece of wood. -m ; insect found in -%3t J^ra: 3 Mat. 9. 7. 1 1. sno. ; K. P. D. 8. The -Oomp. / sul- I A speech. -5 Desecret path. kind of musical in ttrtmient. ^Tf5I a - 1 Df y> withered. -2 Mischievous. -J Excessive, spacious, 356 _ Wt | A cat. -2 Acock. -3 A crow. -4 A sound in general. fj 1 Indistinct speech. -2 A kind of musical instrument ; St. 18. 54. & ind. Very much, exceggively; Si. IB. large. 54. fft OT A large drum A young woman. military ). -OT.-fJ ( 57;, A horn An : epithet of Siva. o. Poor,meari, insignificant. A The board of corn. -2 1 r: An arrow. beron. -3 I r%ur: A A kind of tree having beautiful red blossoms, but without any odour ftar^tar sr $iVi*% f;)ftir 5T ffirQCTt Chan. 7 ; Rg. 6. 20 ; R. V. 31. -5R The blossom of this tree ; ; tree; see The cocoa-nut tree. -2 Ihe blue jay. -3 The Chataka bird; ( the bird is also named as 1 kind of worm ( teeth ). f%r%: A monkey, an ape. jackal A /. fox. ; A A email bell or tinkling ornu- I D. 7. 49. 5. 5 -2N. f$f%t: I ; 6. 1 ; Si. 9. 74 Ku ; f%a^ TQ^t M. 4 Me. 111. -2 The Dhattiira plant. -J A kind of perfume. -4 A gamester, gambler. -5 A mad or crazy ptnon. Tfce inner bark of a tree sitffff f%c? 41 17, m A ( _ 1 A parrot. -2 TLe (Indian) cuckoo. -4 Cupid. -4 The Anoka tree. -5 A apaoieg of : maranath. : The filament or Wfars* U. 3. 2 ; 1 To go or approach. -2 To frighteo, terrify -J To fe*r, dread. f%f%: A Ku. hog. epithet of 8. 1. Kubera ^ : , -2. a Ki. a. having a bad king. a bad king. (nom. bad friend; fl- fjfr) a H 5irf^r *YsfS wR f%^r ws 2. B. 15. 52. P. (fcrffr) ; usrq ) sing. , f^ 1 only ft ; -m. nivrifto $ at ; blossom of a lotos or ; for kind of musical inBtrnmeut. (-ff/.) Me. 56. -2. a I. a female Hinnava ' low or deskind of lote. S*T: with picable man', a mythical being a human head and tbe form of a horse ; Ku. 1. 14. i^^ an epithet a bud master or of Knbera irg: king 1.5. An earthworm. f%l^ pron. o.inom. ing.^: m., I Who, what, whujh f> .) (uged interrogatively ); ITSTTS 5fi%T qoriniriffffsi^sT ^r^gnfrff ^frp: S. 6. 15 <>*urrfSgT 67. itfr f% T ft 5* Kffrnlmirwrr R^ewff V. 2 v% ; ^ ; r: 1 A Icute. -2 A bug. Hi ; - The pronoun is oilea used power or authority to do imply krnd of leprosy. thing'; excre Secretion, meV,Bediment, dirt semen virile. ; ww . _0omp. ' i. e. % Wf*t to a S. 1 ( Hf? ) is frequently used with instr. of nuuna in thegensa of 'what is the use of; i%^rm^erf^'iirsr H. 1; 3 2. 55 i% ; { ; jrccom Mk. 9 7. or ftq ^ MB often added to (% to give it an indefinite sense ; far^T 1 ^ff^3ffaf5^q"t9!f Kn. 5. 30 a certain ascetic &<.; grffq- aff rr^Tlfr^rfr Ma). 1 a ctrtain lady ; U. 1. 27, T;7!%?T*|5Tf?lT Mai. 'a little', U. F. 2. 116; 6. ' . 1. 'somewhat' f%ni> 35. ; alee jfw tie like I sbonld sense ef 'possibly', to know'; ( mostly adding force and elegance to tbe period );f5sfT rf)m^ ITU f%f^ f? H f -.^ *go;ff: U. 6. 30 f%in^ is wswrr n'B5t srtsafft S. 1. ind. I A particle (' 20; see f^ nl o ; interrogation sumnr^or ; t$f grf^^T- 68 'ie anyone killed or 'worshipped' &o. .(TJT: i% "iW J37i% arf^(?l 11. 1. what then. -2 A particle meaning 'wh)', 'wlicrefore'; f%o-T,r^orH^ ^5fff ftw*^ W^ T ^l^ Kn 4. 7. -3 "v'hether (its correlativeainthesenae ' of ' or being f, 33, 3?II[ ; see these wordg). 3tt<< >>>d. I. to some extent, -Oomp. somewhat, to a considerable extent. -2. inexpressibly, indescribably ( as to quality, quantity, nature &o.) -J. f%nr} very much, by far ; S. 3 ; <& a. having what mo$ aim; f%niTs'f 1W:. ind. why, wherefore. wujrq' a, having what name f%Hre^W trarift &o. tive or ; Hf q?tf> fft ind. why, In- S. 7. deed, why to be gnre, for what purpose ( emphasizing the question ) ; TWf. Mai. 1; or ( Kn. 6. 44. -?, -TB l.whetuer showing doubt or uncertainty); ftgRffttrf: f%S Amaru. 9. -2- why f ( 8T$t ftg Wfft- -3. more, bow much leas; u ; 35 ! ) ; i ftr- how much qr? H. Pr. 11 wifa't f%5 103; R. 14. 35 Ku. 7. 65. ; - indeed ifxwirj Io'awr- who are we &o.' i. e. what & power have we &c.; f or ; ' I%JT%. Used . 1- ftn 3 is ^THT !*t: Rtn. -2 The neuter 3. means 'indescribable'; see srRr. sometimes added to t%j^ in horse. bad or deformed inan&c.;seecomp. l>d glave, below. -Oomp. ^ia: or gervant. ^^: a bud or deformtd man a mythical being with a human figure and the bead of a horee ( any other plant ; the beginning of comp. to convey ' badness,' 'deteriornthe genaeB of 'blame' or 'cengure'; 'defect,' tion', a bad friend |%WC: H ) Mil ; . cuckoo. -3 A large black bee. -4 N. of Cupid, the god of love. -5 The red colour. ^ The frontal sinus of an elephant. rr Blood. dian * gT^WS: f% &c. Bb. P. (felft)l To deaire ; long time has elapsed, &c.; so *'rTq $ STir S ; of an acid sort of grape. A horge. -2 The I n ^3 SRRWW amifir nfii^i: horsa- -2 To live -J(ftr?<6^) To beftl, cure. -4 To doubt, suspect. -II. 3 1'. Ved. ( f3r$nr ) To know. g- t ment cially in coin hi notion witu 137% or or - aw ; said to be injurious to the huir,naila,an ; 326. 8 See under A T- sar ; Amaru. The **'* position have we &c. Sometimes fif; means 'long' as applied to time espe- -2 ? RrS. 1.13; Mk. 2. ll R. 16.84; 18. 47; Git. 1. -2 A wart, a moe -3 An insect found in waod. r%TO Bin. wi -<"T A drog or seed used to cause fermentation in Ms. the manufacture of gpiiit* cheat 6.21. vessel. copper corn, callcaity, a TO. ] : A I : Rnst of iron. 357 whether, how slave 3TTt% ?r R. 2.35. ( tr ) a female servant. ( ) the wife of a servant, -q?eir- aernt, ; ?: ; woman who fi- Me. 14. n situation in which one oneself what thoutd be done rHS': 'being it a loss or perhavjfrcor < plexed what to do'. ing whut reason or cause. ftitj ind. [cf.P. V.2.40] (Nomm. <%iffft /., fln^ f%!ir^ ting. n ; t How how far, bow how many, of what ex- 1 ) much, tent or qualities ( expressing displeasure or dissatisfaction, P. III. 3. 151 ) Pt. 5 ; having an ( ; ; N. 1. 130 art ; 1- 3,- H. 13 ; belonging to wbut nd, moreover, au ftrenflrt ; 4. ; P. 1. 40; Hnrt i%^arsfT: Ve. S. 9. -3 Some, a little; a small number, a f ew ( having an indefinite force ) ^ ; , ^^ terer. a, doing something, nst- ertion. some however. g how ind. then, long 50. but, ind. but, yet, however, w^rfl $?r*3^fer ilfea Pt. 1 ind* |. -OTRt fi^i%T ; long N. ; how ind. |. how how long. -2. f%r ind. how STrsqfs' ftft Kn. 5. 137. 1. far, fcq^t ; how W -1. for a time, a little way. TOqTf': A horse of a red whether a ray ray or beam of light, srr ; i%g NnU. ranch leas sift ; tftwim *or 5l^t fc 10.10. -2 nincnmoie, how 1. possibly, why indeed, how is it be sure to S. 5. -2- may ; why fw g ^g be : 1. <WST tht 291 K. ; a. iniser- of what j.-j ind. how much lenn V^^T ^i- 3, 17 d- 'n wht,t marn.ei ; . or diape re^oit ; V. 42; U.I. gunt man. Tfi%, m jft/. a.cl wLat rumour, Ri^ejar U 1. ^tie^t *n extravaind. 1. a purtiUo of iuterrogaiion fe^rf ?i jaai^wnig. 'whe^HjiTrr S. 7. -2. or ( corr of f ; nsijTV QHT fi^r 3triff Pt. 1 afas Rrtfrfw f%i f^r inniyriJi i%^r : 1 A run. rue on or scribe. any -2 A pig. ( of the shilling iibstunoe); J. 4 ; rrafir i Kn. 1. 3 ;Santi. 4. 6, B. 5.74; Si. 8 I7 radiant, brilliant. -2 A 4.58; nnll particle of dent. -J The gun. -Oomp. a degraded Palasa tree. Variegated, spotted. -^ %tfVr ; . of wl"* 1 habit*. -R=(^ ind. A savage, barba- poem The gauges. -2 An epithet of Dnrgi. ft^nft woman 1 A of the I I Verily, indeed, aiw|fff %E5 i%err snredly, certainly M. ]. 18. 4 ; y^ f3vwi*Twi^irfi rs: -2 As they pay ,as is report; ( ^ ; ; the combat of Arjuna with Siva in the form of a Kirita or mountaineer is poetically described).-3rrQarcda. fjiq m. an epithet of 1 weeping, showing report or tradition ifrS3 fTff4: B. 6. )i T>J5 '"'ft anifT SFW f%w Trg^^: 38, 13 51 Mbh. -3 A feigned action ( are?r* ); rian. -3 A dwarf. -4 A groom, a horseman. -5 N. of Siva in the disart (,?!) N guise of a Kirita. of a country. -Oomp. Wjgsfhf N. of a by Bharavi ( in which / -Oomp. -Rr- agitation, ; B faTift: cast, laughing, being angry &o. in the society of a lover reftf ^fa ftTrsrft t rife N. t. 44. ed -2 trifling. amorous S. 15. spotted. . To throw, urge, Instigate. -2 send. ar 1. 6, Variegated wild hog 1. 6 P. ( fowft, f%1c?cf ) 1 To be or become whitu. -2 To freeze. -3 To play, sport. -II. 10 P. 1 To a mountaineer; Ku. : N. of a Rakchata slain by Bblma Ve. 6. -2 The variegated colour. -3 The orange tree. -Oomp. f5r^, of Bhtma. ^-iTt epithet* 1 3-113* 17 ) hall, building. -2 fofc-.f.l An image of gold or iron. -3 The mountain trib^ who live by hunting, 1. ftfliCT A w of N. frltf ?)?fl A . ; SH bay 3. ?fl^fcji*.5Jic?t 4. or f^ fr hog. bhlsh.; Pt -qvrr^ nat povter. -^a a. poBsegeiDg what sort or nalnre. -^q- a. of foim short ; Me. I ; l>owr or energy. much mere, how ; [ -tra,- niggardly. ly, ; a. A 1 - -Oomp. -irn^ " a king. HTlS^ m. an epithet of Arjuua. F*ClR^ a- [ (% Ply, itmc, it - 5 trader. in nd ; [f^ ; colour. wat^PTUS'l*'! $ i*^^Tf,a Bg. 1. 35. -3 what deed f*w < *lHri;.- g wg fruit of the roarehy Un 4 1841 ; diadem, crown, crest, tiara %fnnr<jf3n5f: Ku. 7. 92. -2 A dis- 5T55T?t1: nevertheless ; arwiq^fcft srw^i'fl^nr * K. 14. 40, 1 65. a. having what deity. jf^tr what strnw9, -WRS* o. having name. iWftrer having wiiat cause or reason, for what | urpose. -Ptfn 3 ind. 1 *1^ ind. why, wheietorr. SMfT Ibe .A ?t: time. little %t tant, - vigorous and persevering ex- effort, only a little. jjfs a. conversant with which Ve'da, 3-31 a ipeciei cf bog, : Git. 6. -OOfflp. fnl. "^fffji sometime, a tittle time. r a. qror a. having a little life. spider. A I clond. ftfllg; date tree. 1 -2 Of what consideration, i. e. of no account, worthless nirrlr reniaY wrwr 1 f%crt m5f, *-?5 ] [ -2 A f^^:, -t 25 a -4 Parvall in the disgnise of a Kirltt. -5 The celestial boar. , ITt5 Tranrwr? 8k. WOT a. one who a}8 'what is s moment,' a lazy fellow who does no: value moments; or fly-flap -3 A bawd, procnregg. f%ft: in- f%*rrf*>iW?i$8; ) carries a 16. 57. fi. ; Ganga. groat, terrogative force what a pity chowri female Kirita, Kirata tribe. -2 a A UP !%?: i%<5 *Tf ^^4 R- 2. 27 9 inr^wr^ i%c? srra^wjrr Ki. 8. 48, 11. * -1 Hope, expeota- Mu. ; 7. -, tion or probability ; f%fy r^gr- s-^s^ Q. U. -5 Diflsatisfaction, dislike ; urS ?^ i%a: 'fiepi^ Q. M. Contempt -7 Cause, reason ($3 ); (very rare) ; . M. 'for he said eo'. A sound, a cry 1141. 5. expressing joy or pleasure 11. --(7t An epuhet of Siva. ; -3T ; fownfcmtfMt D chatteiing noise ; n- Bk. To make 7. 102. 358 Coagulated milk. m. A bamboo. r: a. Ved. Leprous. tf I white leprous spot. -2 A blotch, cab. -3 A kind of leprosy. %f^T3T I mat. -2 A thin plank plnk of green wood, board also chastity. Draupadt complained o his unmannerly conduct towards herself to the king but when he declined to A 1 A mat. -2 screen or twint of grass. The JT Sin I 118 A 8. ; fir A m. ; 3. 13, 6. Bg. or pine tree. horse. ; j ; MB. disease, sicknesssprout, shoot. A t%fTWr'T A shoot ; A 235. -3 she interfere, of showed a sprout, young see {$087. f%fhT: [On. 165] I. A colt, cn>>, young of any animal ijrvrftftsffo &o. -2 A youth, lad, a boy below fifteen, a minor in law ( itw^SR -3 The gnu. --fr A maiden, a young woman. f%f%vr:-w: I N.cf acountry.-2 the ; w > N. of a mountain situated in that country, -qr, -Wf N. of a city, the capital of Kishkindha. death fsrj^ OT then agreed that ma, the seooud Paydava prince. a. Ved. Wonderful. 10 P. ( (flCTijr, rfita ) I 1 , i- T of. ijmSn, silk. rioua. -3 To (.wr/, Of what kind ; i : ( ( Pcor, indigent. (PI.) N. of a 1 Behar), --& 5ffgj^T a. A ijfcre?: [ bamboo. -2 Hard, firm. tf A bone On. 5. 56 A ] 1 hollow biraboo rattling whistling in tba wind JTftV. ; or 56; R 2. 73; K.U. 1. 8. -3 N. of u peopi^ -4 N. of the commamler-in obi f of king Virata. [ While Drau 12; 4 padt in the guise of Sairandhri was residing at the court of king Varata with her five husband: also disguised, Kichaka once happened to see her, and her beauty stirred up wicked his ward kept a endeavoured sister, the heart. 1. He thencefor- eye on her, and through the help of his sinister king't wife, to violate her of Yauia, A parrot 1 ; HKV crt 5fft Bv. 58 1. ; N. - 3. The country and the people of Kashmira.-t Flesh. -Oomp *r: ( Pi.) the E-; mango ^QI^J a parrots ) 1 97TT3>: A : tree A ( liked by kind of perfume. Graining, Buddha. -3 -2 obtaining. kind of tree. Tied, bound. -2 ^HHH stake or pole ixed, 5^'JIB^- r sf^aTw^Tr 10.-3Siaked, impaled. -4 Pierced, transfixed. -5 Pet ). tf A r as a tie. a. strew irg the / ocean, -q: a demon, goblin. ?u 1 An ape. ^T^f a. Naked. monkey. -2 The sun. -3 A bird. The earth. -2 The. bag* of ^:/. 1 a triangle or any plane figure. -Oomp. s^t Mars. [ f I%O 1 way ;S. 1. juring. ' ' [fl-5301 Telling, narrat, Praising, celebrating. -3 A prefix implying ' bad- ' deterioiation, ' ' sin, tion, ' deficiency, 'deprecia' ' ' ' reproach, want, &o. Its various sub- stitutes are r ), 3U Pt. 5.17. a fpf ' ' 7. In- A ^ ind. ness, Scattering. -2 Covering, hiaing, concealing. -3 -2 ^TP5T5y^ 1 A heavenly drink similar to Aror/ta, beverage of the gods. -2 Honey. -3 A beast. -55 1 Blood. -2 Water. -Oomp. -gf flesh, -ft; the Ved. Praise, hymn. p. f. [* re]l Strewn,spieaJ, oast, scattered. -2 Covered, filled. -J P laced , put. -4 Injured, hurt.- Oomp. ing. sxle. ; qfj^: f Miil. 5. f?i!>rer the god of i%tjt% *Fsu5liH^aHnSlf Sr. -2 A kind of monkey. epithet 73. R^ si^rvw mj*- ^fN^r^Torr: Me. passion in An 12. blue jay. A 36] 1 . nailed, pinned down; H*nT5rc3ffi Cultivat- I soil. -2 Poor, indigent. -3 Niggardly. -4 Small, little. --51- | death horse, (m. lao); Mv. 5. 19. -Oomp. -ami:, -gtf: a bird in general. A 6. bfi- ; man. vile [Up. ; -2 A *rH3f: 1 A wedge or pin. -2 A fence. -3 A pillar, column see spfe ing the Sr/0 -2 Miserly. ~-*r country A a. . a pin 21. 1. The pin of an f*fWrTTT -2 To pin -1 1 A position of the f ostng just fore the time, of delivery. cfftjiwri^sfrf^r: Prab. 1 ; N. 1. To?. sprout, u K. 9. 35. q?te3> bind. -3 A jiOBt,piIlar.-4 A weapon. -5 The elbcw. -6 A blow with the elbow. -7 A flame. -8 A minute particle. -9 N.of Siva. -10 A gnomor. youag and tender shoot or foliage; . To 1 faoce. at sort, -2 noto ; stake. Pt. *f ), or Known 1A wedge, sTrf^rr 1 A small worm. -2 A poor insignificant creature ; Pt. 1. ) asserted. Said, -5^ tribe. V/- KIT^I -4 Piaised, celebrated. t^ 1 P. Hard, harsh. ^. | A worm. -2 A bard of the MSgadl a what nature;^, ' 1 .. rfre3f a. WWtf^pJ wr^t^ ; Mentioned, told. -3 : measuring lengths. *TWKTT: S. 1. 21 2 10 MS tfcnrs 37T^^ir Vis. ; -3J- re ; ; -Oonrp. -K>T: sulphur. lac. -tjfdr; a fire fly. Fame, ^TPrfrt% Ms. 2. 9 *$r?7 ^rahasiagafff K. 2. 64; Me. 45. -2 Farour, approbation. -3 Dir? mud. -4 Extension, expansion. -5 Light, Instre, splendour. -6 Sound. -7 Mention, speech, report. -Oontp. ^rrst, a. famous, celebrated, renowned. ( -m. ) en epithet of Dronn, the military preceptor of the Kauravag and Pandavaa. -rrt survival or remaining behind only in fame,leaving nothing behind but fame, i. e. death; nown, glory ;%% tinge or colour. -2 To bind, fceten grry a Hard, harab. - ?t I A worm, an insect gfijift gJWWTrcfnt? Rt Wtft r%t! H. Pr.45.-2 Atermexpie*sive of contempt ( generally at the end of com p. );f|ftreji3'! a wretched elephant so >j%re: Pt. 1 ; Ac. ( fiRW*:,-* A an epithet of Bi , ; gtoty. Powerful Btwrna.] the by -Oomp. contemptible, bad. m. 01 f. I The fore-arm. -2 A cubit, span. -3 An instrument for a. Vile, t%*T5J:-?y> to his they should me;t at mid-nigh: in the dancing hall of the palace. Pursuant to appointment Kj'chaka went there and attempted to embrace Draupad: he fancied Ehi'ma to be owing ( as to the darkness of night ). But the wretch at once seized and -crushed to abuilding art, suggestion favourable was It assistance his :it herself advances. the sought and Bhi'ma, ac^ work of , i we 10. Ms. 4. 243 45 R. 11. 34. -2 fault, offence, injury, gnilt f3a5T?5' temp'.o f ^fra^TO^rrr $r$ft K. 180 119. tr I Narration, recital. -2 Fame, ; 1 A ; f mean EJT^ ( 3^*3 ), ;tnr ( fitrWOOT ), dfr ( %i(g: ); cf -Oomp. -qrq. a bad deed, . ( act. IT?; an unpropitioua a peity village or hamplanet. -nrn: let ( without a king's officer, an 359 agnihotrin, a physician, or a river ) a, wearing; bud or ragged gar- %& ments. t^iri wickedness, evil conwduct, impropriety, sff&j. a. l born. a 33 deformed, Bgly-(-gO an epithet of Knbnra. bad jr*r late, %<. gophistical or fallacious argument. -2. a heterodox doci l. : trine, ^free-thins;ing gjT*i^"TW ; y To coo 1 P. ( I. 6 A. (f^) f'SU^) . ; Ma. 12. 95. q^r: |. a bad place or country. -2. a conntry where the qr^a. nely, deformed. (-?;) n epithet of Kuber. vfr a. I. foolish, illy, stupid. -2. wicked. srr: I. bad actoT.-2. a sort of trumpet flower. -3 red arsenic. si^ur a mIl river, rill 53< r ^J^STI^T ?* 125 STTSI: a bad mastar. ^frn- m a miper. qtr ; |. a wrong road,- bad wa y ( fig also ). _2. a heterodox ; -- . q^ doctrine. unwholesome, a examining a. ^^^ improper, badly, not vslning rightly 15. a y=f. a 5T^: _ ; Bb. 2. bad or wicked gon. low or wicked man. a. low, vile, contemptible, -ft* a. digagreeable, contemptible, low, mean. 3^, a bad boat ; ep^r: nsn*n Ms. 9. 161. *BT:, -w^r* jt ^ m. bad a or degraded Br^hniana. flW: 1. a had advice. -2 a charm used to eecure success in a bad came. *JTJT: an inauspicious cona ( of planets ). ^frnH; false devotee, impostor. a. having bad jaioe or flavonr. ( -w: ) junction a a. m kind of spirituous liquor. ngly, tin. ^ctf -nrgw deformed ; vn: Pt. precribed ceremonies. The oavit y eee bad, gcnrriloug fonl language. abusive, or ( -n. ) abaae, bad language. ^^RJ a atone regembling a diaoryital mond. TO: a gndden or violent ; ; i%VT?: form a of degraded or marriage Ms. bad behaviour. ; gf%, /. 3.^63. 93T: a bad quack. physician, 5fipr a. rude, wicked, unnrannery, iM-ttrapered. 53 a bad place. ^f n: (P fwrPt. a small river, rill ; 2. 85. gfa: /. 1. eril conduct, wickedness. -2. conjuring, magic -3. rognery. ^ft a bad woman. 1 1 -) also called ^sitf. tribe of the 6, 16. 79. N Chaff ' :,-7 r A fire Si. ?TT a 6 15, 13. top,imp8de. -7 To writ tor delineate connect. -II. 1 p., ^^ 5$?yrrt TT U. 6. 38. -2 ^g?: (i?r^?r, cock, wild cock. -2 < mixed a ^w 3p%er a. in- Closed, contracted. A occk 1 : A wild cock- -2 A *t fixed star. oondnct, wickednesj. A species of lotus. A 1 tree l41 Un Pt. 3. 93. ?^iT3P,3prnT<7t,-T: breaks into'a house. A thief t~A vegetable per- 71^ m. a species The belly ( in general Mk. A certain he eye. A meisnre of capacity equal ); gsm-m*' ) the part of containing the foetus; -ffTa^rS?-. ( The -2 the belly womb, 5fi^^rj gffasr: R - 15- 15 ; Si. 13. -3 The interior of anything B. 10. 05 ( where the word is us" i in sense 2 also ). -4 A cavity in B. 2. general. -5 A cavern, cave of a sword. 38, 67. -6 The sheath -7 N of Bali. -8 A bay, gulf. -Oonrp. 40. 3T?5rFir^^(%i. A key Bb. 1. 63. -2 gf%affr The shoot of a bamboo. -3 A shoot of reed. -4 A kind of fish. I 9. ; ; bending, con* disease of Curving, -2 traction. f?T%: 1 who ee 1 to eight handfnls T: -2 The / A A of deer 12. ; planet Mars. -3 N. of a demon killed by Krishna (also called ^qr q.v.) 3rr N. of Slti ; also of Dtirg! fog or mist. general. -3 Varnish. dog; 5^>r Mk. 2. 11. fume. -Oomp. -3 I Going slowcreeping.-2 Detracting, cenaori- ly, religions rites. tere? ted in I Small, little. caite. -7T / Hypociity, ^%Mobservance of 5TW g, a nipple. the slope of ?r, the female breast, the breast, ( fr? or being meaninglesi ). . r.f 1. ; A whiap of lighted straw, a firebrand -3 A spark of fire. jf | A hen -2 A small house-lizard. -3 The silkcotton tree. eh#jf:: 1 A cock, wild cock. -2A man j^iw, fr%r ) nipple srffr V. 4. 26. -Comp. teat, ODS. armour, mail. A also To maka crooked, bend o curve, -2 To move or go orooke Uy. -3 To make small, lessen. -4 T<5 shrink, contract -5 To go te or towards. [ yj-T ] The female breast, ; of chaff. ?j 1 A hole, (fillftd with stakes ). -3 A n I TO i ) -8 To mix, made ditch (y^r, jprr .^ -2 N. of a people, ; 6. P. utter a shrill cry ( ag a bird ). -2 To go. -3 To polish. -4 To contract, bend. -5 TJ be contracted. -6 To a. * * - Saffron, paint. wr?: N. of a mountain. hips Ydav 5T%?T ; ; a- Contracted, curved) bent &c. |^ IP. Cf f 3T (*3rm) To murmur; - . v A place overgrown TJT:> -3T I with plants or creepers, a bower, nn . .jpr. < /. ^j^. -2 37. -Oonrp. 5! of th ^fT(l)* loins just above the vro. a. abusive, improper aw *y ives a girl in marriage with suitable dacora ion? and in accordance with 19. using shower. who Otte ^w 5. lead. . accept, kind of spirituous liquor. A mountain. ; t. 10. 25. 1. fri.1. - A j'- Bh. ; Mai. ' 8m ne To ! - ^^ r necessaries o life are not available or which is subject to oppression. p 10 ! 9 ). seize. t wertk sight. 51%; f. 1 -2. an evil eye,sinister eye ( fl*. ) -3. an opinion or doctrine opposed to the V>das, heterodox doctrines ) To Bound. -II. To moan, groan. -2 2 .P. (^Ifs) To hum, -2 To eoeak. 1 A. (-^^1 To take, Wrlmii.^J*<JfJHJI G. L. 31. ^ cry. -III. ( ag a bee : bad teaeber.-ia'sr an evil or unpropi- | belly-ache, colic. 12 Me. 19 B. 9. 64. -2 The lower jaw. -3 A cave. -4 A tooth. -5 The tusk of an elephant. -Oomp. ^irc: .a bower, a place overgrown with ; feed his ^HWwTt a- I 'Caring to own belly',selfljh, gluttonous, voraeions. -2 interior ; CTJJ ( otam. Filling or 15. 5fi. pervading the Saffron aP^B%HT(q; Ka. | ) ; B. 4. ; 67 plants ; B,. 4. 2 ; 5. ; and creepers 53 2. 29; Mil. ; . Qtt. l. 5." 19; S60 ( fig. ) V. 2. 107 Virt. P. *-<, An 1 ] honest the end of comp. only ). Amara giveg the following words usod si- ^I^'TRH^ t Mu tree. | Sonr gruel. P. ( ^yw, f fea ) 1 To be crooked or curved. -2 To curve or bend. -3 To act dishonestly, cheat, 1 [ a ?^-$ To break -3 c' ooked. A ] v/ater-pot, fort, A Z: I A hammer. -3 A -4 A house. -5 A mountain. 5f 1. N. of a tree; Mai. 9. -Oomp. 15; Me. 4 R. 19. 37 ; Rs. 3. 13 Bh. 1. 35. -2- N. of Agastya. -3. female N. of Drooa. StfisRT a s ; ; servant. A fT^tjr 1 plough without a pole the post round which The tfT- A An small bouse. ^rjj^: I ). A arbour formed -2 A garden nar gage, an ascetic. the rope of A fr lotus. which stick churning ^; A -2 cock. tent. 5J A A A t^'ee*. roof, thatch. /. A "l curve, lend. A beat, ^; -Oomp. -2 lint. cottage, f 5:1^ a por- ; Pt. 1. Crooked, 1 ] ciiriod R. 5f| jrenrq I A monntain" t \ Sexual -2 A woollen blanket. intercourse. -3 Exclusion or oneness. " Paved with Pinnl! stones, ^firw decorated with mosaic. IT:, it I An inlaid or paved 8or, ground paved withtmall stones, pavement; gjf^f^Tffrq-?,^i%H3 Si. 3. 44 R. 11. 9. -1 Grouud prepared for the site of a mansion. -3 A jewel-mine. -4 The pomegranate. -5 A hut, cottage, see n household, ; sntfO. 1. 70; Y. 12, 22 8. 166. -2 cares of a family 45 Ms. 1). duties and R- 2. small lionse. ; The ; q. v. afifltT^f*: A kinsman, 'a re7. 71. rti -* 1 lation by descent or marriage. -1 Offspring, progeny. -3 A name. -A Race. -5 A group, collection Vikr ; Amaid-servant.slave; cf A small mountain. A smnll house, hut. - ;fu7f ir? internal cr -Oomp. domestic quarrels. tfT'the burden of the family ; TWT iir^fufl^T^TOT e 4. 19; f%a^r P- .5. 4. ( a father ) who : A ^ family. ; vr^r 6. ; ; \ of ; A bouse:, sir^T 9rTirag 5tfr" Ku 6> Ma. 3. 80; Y. 2. 45. -2 : cf , bird, the wood-pecker. H^:, -3?f SiRsr-, 5fP or take care tree. is provi- holder, married icon, a pater familial, one who has a family to support H^r: 82 19. 65. -2 To U>ous, wind- curved, ^r^vrt S.5. 23; 17 family a. cottage, hut. [ ; jjff wn^ 142. dent nnd attentive to the good of the poise. rt ^cITI'TOfmt t : procuress A 1 1. 92. A 1 it ; passe*. Ved. ^jfRH The affected repulse of a lovei'a endearments or caresses (ono of the 28 graces or blandishments of the heroine]. The 8. D. thus defines An>rbor formed by by a bon* e. The post round ttf: the a. 1 Cnt. -2 Pounded Ac. ar Unskilful opening of a vein. f rgw creeping plants. -2 A creeper winding round a tree. -3 A thatch, roof. -4 A lint. -5 A granary. A bawd, Bt: 32. ; creeping plants, overrunning a tree. -2 A sinill house, hut or cottage. A measore of grain 1 q-; -3 Mil 5 what or cuts; ^^^ST^fnfoiWIH^W I but, cottage, ^for A w ho ^gisra. (*fr/-) divides or ; roof, thatch. ,.. . A 1 go-between- Amaru. 48. t I SexuM intercourse. -2 Extlnuiveness. string of the ohnrning-s tick im*H"e. U: ^g4 ^rt a kind of ascetic who entrusts the care of big family to his son and devotes himself solely to religions penance and austerities. fjZTT:. -t, -fFifaSt in 5jjrsr: I nosegay. -5 U. 2. 29 ( A grinder -2A kingfisher. Cotting. -2 Pounding. -3 Abusing, censuring. gfgf l|f MV A bawd, procuress, a Cottage, W 5; J ) gtrong-hold. -2 tree. A To I ) viding, cutting, grinding. Math. ) A multiplier. Mb. pitcher. jar, A ypfir, ftga ( -2 To grind, pound. -3 To blame, censure. -4 To multiply. -5 To burn. ^<- a. ( Av the end of comp. ) Di- etealtbilv carve. -1 general. 10 u. out, divide Akind of perfume -6 Spirituous liqonr. -7 A ^-5: a bawd, procuress. -Oomp. religious mendicant of a particular order, qrgfifar ft*fT ~4 to pieces, break asunder, divide, split; a. Bent, ' ; I. 6. ??ZV* ; hot nmrfroft e^t 8k. ; Ms. 11. 73 ; g elephant-catcher. ^f?*r-ft ; JTTVT. Cnrved, bent, crooked. A vvrvcftsft I? ; 1. 17 ; B. 8. 86 Amaru. 48. -2 A large household or family. -3 A woman in dishonest, malevolent. Coming 1 ^ft?^! M. sfirtor^nrn hnnter on bis prey, crouching -1 A thcKsmith'g forge. the Atvattha tree. amr%t I. a lion. -2. Sara bha ( a 'fabulous animal with 8 feet ). IT?:' *n indistinctly. ; Mn. (rsg-jiJT crooked hy a. revrrv I WTI Pt. 2. -2 To speak To be warm, burn. eye. lashes. evil-minded, malevolent 7. o. . I 1. ni.tiiro, -4 The lunar asterism called u^r-5 Hair. n,-rV A female elephant. -Oomp. sTjfrer the division of an army consisting cf elepbant-corp deceive.-II. 4 P. (fsira> curved having -I'nr irirjii^iTT- -3 The Asvattha "srg-^r: n. ??T N. of Saraavatt 1 -2 A kind of perfume. # I N. of a plant -Oomp. WRTT a( rrrO. -2 Tin. T$WT evil-minded, malevolent. -2 Any thing pre-emi elephant. nent or excellent of its clane ( at milarly ~^r I The wife of a householder, a honeewife (in charge of the house ) vrerj Santi. 4. 9. dis- Insincere, fraudulent, 186. Pt. 1. st ; sffrdfnw. 85 V; 3 ' " i Bh 7t 3. 11. A ; 1 -2 A An An nre. axe, or hatobet; sort of hoe or spade. tree. i 8g. ) One who takes care of anything. -J A peasant. -4 A member of a family ( -TT f: A small axe. A wo6d-cntter. A small x. 361 1 A tree. -2 AD apa, a monkey. -3 An armonrer. 1 A tree. -2 A mountain. eg fa: Fire. 1T3T. fWOTwrf3w!| 12 ; 33tT?t3aBrffi| Dull, foolish, ^y?: The wind produced by a 6 P. ( jgtfr ) To play or A act as a child, trifle. ( fig. bower, an arbour. ( *T* ) ^ measure of grain equal to J of a Prastha and containing 12 handfulg. The body An of. Un. 143. 4. a- [ On- 1. 106 Opening, ] fnil-blown, expanding ( as the blossom of a flower ) ; B 18. 37. 55. An faa$rsrT^J<*iyr% ; 1 -3 To heap. To A 3. 222. ( ; ; a ; hlotsoroer.. Bndded, 1 -2 Oneerful, smiling.-3 Half-closed; -2 To To maim burn. -II. 1 P. bole in general To protect. wnr^- -4 A ; one consecrated pool, well; especially to ; some deity or holy purpose. -5 The bowl of a mendicant. "-7: Wlf- ) A son born in adultery, the son of a woman by a man other than her husband while the husband Is alive q?^r aftflfff OTt ?TT5 Ms. 3. 174 ; Y. 1. 222. r An epithet of Durga. -Oomp. -arcflpi m. a pander, pimp, one who depends for his livea bastard, or lihood on a era adulterine Ms- 3. 158 ; Y. 1. 224. 37W^(fjn?r/-) I. a cow with a full udder. -2. a woman with a full bosom -- gfte 1. a keeper of concubines.^. a follower of the Ohirvaka doctrine, an atheist. -3 a Brihmana born in adultery. 3fr<7t a low or ; Mil. 9. 32. A wall ; *r^ ^qrwria^ ^fj} 1 Y. 2. 213 ; Si. 3. 45. -1 Plastering ( a wall ). -3 Eagerness, curiosity. -Oorap. itf^q TO. a house-breaker ; a thief. a digger. (-=j) a ditch, pit, breach or opening ( in a wall ). ^ir: 6 P. ( yufi, fPKT ) 1 To To sound -II. 10P. support, aid. -2 frrm ) 1 To oonnsel, advise.-lTo ( - . ; man. converse orspeakwith. -3Toinvite. vile -4 To a group of gsr together ). and ear ring wr^ 71 ; Oh. P. 11 *T^ T 533^ Bh. salnte. A- young animal jast born. a. ( ft/. ) [ of. Un. 3. 143 ] Smelling like a dead body, stinking. <Ti, - ; bowl-sbaped ycse1, a batia, bowl. -2 A round hoto in the ground for receiving and preserving water. -J opening bad]; fwgr*rorr7ni5 51;"'&j B. 16. 47 D. 6. 17 Si. 2. 7.-5J A particular hell Mi. 4. 89 T. 5^ I. dolled Blunted, \ ; bracelet. %i*W ^fejj A dead body, corpse; 5Tnrft5. ( a vnltare ) ; Vt 5TrT^3Tft V. Ms. 12. 71 ; often vnvTr^urTtifr used as a term of contempt with living beings. -q- t I A spear- -2 A f onl smell, stench. ^ ift?y, -iftesrT 1. Rs. ; 2. 20, bom man -4 A ). gneat. -9Qrain.-JOTheeighth Mnbnrta of the day wg' 8f^ ft^ q? f $V a^i sister's son ; wm W n: rwA ' ^ra; ff f^-- *?f s -I ii An 3. 19 ; 2. B. Kna $ The Manes th nin " i - grass. where ff sinr*! Moba. whence; M. 3. -2 Where, where pis*. In W: what (other) place &c. ^jfi=i!?rf From wWW ind. ^ra( I : ! S. 2. ff -3 Why, wherefore, 5. what cause or motive fj8. 5. -4 How, in what raaBner ; fsrm 15. ^ 43, 4. 31 ^f...w lets i !f ; Cb. 5t Sft'ft for ; S. -6 Because, 1. Up. sometimes used merely for the frj^; 5: ( = ipwg vrar? abl. V. P. wrfJTmsw* of '* g>if^ 5*! becomes indefinite when connected with the f%^. partiolca 7 &c. ). or ari^. -STST, ^BfW a. 1 Whence com* -2 How happened. ^g^ 1 ; U. -2 inclination. Desire, 3. = Curiosity ( tig* ). -3 Eagerness, ardour, vehemence ; Gtt. ,/- A Bml>u for oil. fl^ - cellent, best. 55 1 katlMirn The eighth bottle =f^ 1?1- ' Wonderful. -2 Ex- 1 -3 Praised Deiir*, cariosity T: 55??? S. 1 T celebrated. ; ; Qtt. 66. 1 ( ; ror^ B. 3 b4;13 -2 Eagerness. -3 What 21 >5, excites ; or Ved. Crying ^roiT^ sn<j Bv. ); ^fdt: 1 ^ <* ( n cripple with a withered -2 ( *fr f- ) 1. P. ( j ZT?T, A whitlow. fi3 1 To be blunted or Hailed. -2 To be lame or mutilated. -J To be dull or stupid, be idle. - $5 a. I Blunt, dulled 3. 12 has 55 Ku. 46 ; v& titfftno effect on l. : 14 ;of. 2. 95 also. aft/. ) 1 ear rings. Fat, corpulent. N. -2 pleasure Decorated with Circular, spiral. -3 Winding, coiling (as a serpent). -TO. 1 A snake. -1 A peacock. -3 An epithet of Varuni, and of Siva. -4 The spotted or painted deer. iftA-form of DurgA or Sakti. a. 1 Forming a A dent's water-pot ring, coiled. -2 pitcher. ( vwg ) A in- curiosity, anything pleasing; -4 Delight, teresting, a curiosity. f%m- 3. 30. 8. A or crooked arm. ig&f out, ; 1. . 5*: -! -5 Much more, much to be left oot or not ; I instrument -12 A time anitable for the perf. rmanoe of saoriftoes to oal : -2 A bracelet. -3 The coil of a rope. -4 A fetter, tie, corlar. : ^?55r Encircling ( as a word ) to considered A -7 bull. -3 The gun. -6 An ox, a A daughter's son. -8 15-3^ ( -5 Fire. ( takeri 11. 15. it is A I gruel. -2.. ifl35f I ; denote that Strong, -ft A man. Brahuisna. -1 A twice. iT )r 1 A. I. A the Vidarbh^e. : or mutilate. -III. 10 U. cf . yfj. clasp of a necklace or The -2 fool. .. palso ) j wooden earthen or eat. water- pot. A but <; ; B. -3 Indolent, \ -2 A baetard. -3 , ' : 12. Kn. 2.20 ; B. 11.74; Bv. 2. 78 B. 1. 19 not hamsrrfc^r^fa-rtt 31%! perert or impeded. -2 Stupid. -3 Mutilated. -4 Grasped, held. -5 Encircled. A T: Si. 8. gjrri stupid. ; ~4 Weak. laiy. fan or chowri. ^ Vikr. 1. 14 An epithet of Sivahorse. N. of a city, the capital of m. &o.; stu- ; D. 1. 20. sB-rtf^!! a. with curiosity. Desirous, \ J MAI. 1. struck -2 Eager, impatient. *n<2. 1 Where, in which plane; 3 f |%! 5' f*frgi pt * H. 1. -2 In which cse ;' aar :pr CT & mr - ; tnr: ^KTJSOJT Pt 1- 328. someti'mes used for the loc. When connected with sing, of i0bethe particlesf^f, ^srorari^, ^TB: gnm'tt (aY is 5^ 862 comes in Heiics. indefinite anywhere somewhere, ^snft no where ^sfe^uf^a; ~5=*f^g[ sr ; ; one place-in another place, herehere Ms. 9. 34. in ; Where o. living or residing. jwiRf, yfftar ) To abase, revile, censure, condemn ; Ms. 2. 54 ; Y. 1. 31 ; Santi. 2. 30. 10 A. ( (jEofl, jfo* To 1 To ) become putrid or fool. The Ku*a grass. itink, T -w, -w , 1 A painted cloth serving as an elephant's housings. A carpet ( in genera! ). -2 !pfTt &> -&& ! , I -2 The Kinohana A spade, JTJJ: A ^T3?: ^?T; I j. A The ( lanoe, Indian a ) cuckoo. barbed dart, ; . ^irr, aw- 1 $drf: I The a look of hair hair of the head, UcrgfW*! JrtaNftj?=WT>f^3: U. 1. 20. Ch P. 4, 6 Gtt 2 -2 A drinking cup. -3 A plonf b. -4 Barley. -5 A kind of ^r: ( pi. ) N. of a connperfume. try and its inhabitants. ; ; A batter knifa. of yft m. ) N. of a oocntry and its people. sffr: N. of a king, son of g;f' -Damp. >ngrt N. of a Yidava prince, king of the Kunties, who being childless, adopted Knntt. r: ( pi. N. of irtrr, daughter of ^fft I Yadava named 35*, adopted b gffr>?r3r- [ She wag the first wife of Pandu. As he was prevented by a curse from having progeny, he allowed his wife to make use of a charm/ she had acquired from the sage Durvasas, by means of which ahe was to have a son by any god 9 he liked to invoke. She invoked An fHra ) 1 -1 ( ipJiit, g4h7i arjTti, To be angry, < gene- who ; ; ; B. i 3. 56. ; -2 To be excited, to gather strength, be virulent; as in ^tw. l^cifft Snr. -Caul. To provoke, irritate ; to excite, agitate.-! To stir up. -II. 10 U. 1 To shine. -2 To speak. WTO [ ^-n> 1* ] 1 Anger, wrath, gfftf T T^ri^ ftal'inrwfl^ sr wrr 3?r ; do not be angry. -2 ( In medicine ) Morbid irritation or disorder of the i. e. frwh, humours of the body Oomp. qifT^q Ac. wTfjff, -wrr?ff ; a. enraged, furious. angry or passionate arsf: 1. an man. -2. the course of anger, -fhr, -sffoer o. inflamed with anger, -q-jj |. came of anger. -2. pretended anger. -v$ri %in violence, subjection to anger. fury of angeT. Pasqftcrsf o. [ f ^.-m^rfn^ 3^ ] 1 sionate, irascible, angry. -2 Causing anger. -3 Irritating, causing morbid disorder of the humours of the body. or ^-f9lft J 1 ^?^in% if? "1^ Becoming angry. -srr A passionate angry woman ; jrnmtnq Tr^Tieri 3. 8; Amaru. 65. Ved. To be guarded or ff protected. See A fisherman. kind of net for catch- A ing small ^f^ " '! fish. Despised, low, mean, con. j^pr a. A 1 base meiai. -2 Any meEi. 1 . 35 ; ; bnt silver and gold Mi. 7. 96 ; 10. 113. -Oomp. wrar a braziery. K. 108 ^mw^SJWirMu. 2 M. 3. 21 U. 7 -sj in- Causing anger. -J causing disorder of the homonrs of the body. -m. A waterpigeon. frtr: Ved. The beam or lever at a pair of scales. yctf the object of anger, but sometimes with the ace. or gen. also ) ; sgofilr passion irritated; Gtt. 10.-2 tal is 1 In- ] Enrsged, furions, prc- , : dat. of the person rally with the ( f ^-i"lt-^[o?gT[ make angry. of lotnes. epithet of Vif bnn. P. 4. 1. [ temptible. A multitude A oat. ; of grain. -4 Passion. ; kind of grass. : A rat, mouse. - e. uf^rft K. P. 2. ( ) mffr^ersr^tT spear A crow. ''llfd^r a. ^tftar a. flower 3155% srrafj^rgr?^ q- 1 An epithet of Vishnu. -2 A fragrant oleander. -J One of ihe nine treasures of Kuboru. -4 The number ' nine '. -5 A lotus. -6 A turner's lathe. -Oomp. *: a turner. plant Me. 65, 47. mountain. A ^ The 5. 19. of this : -TJ 1 A watch honge. -2 dwelling raited on a scaffold. &HMlS Irritaing, *:, -=? C D ?- 4. 98 ] A kind of jasmine ( white and delicate ) ; Bk. 2. 18 ; : : A jMtm, s'fficr ) -2 To cling to. kind of tending to enrage or exasperate, ( jj|?r, suffer pain. hurt. tree.' A 3W^-*=iiit 9 P. 1, copper pitcher. : Angry. -Wi a. perfume. Bilhmana. Me. 113 ;S. P. 5^4. hoe. vok'd Ac. -J To sure. A virginhood to test her charm. ]. -2 A fragrant resin. -3 The wife of <^ contemp<j Cen- Low, clined to a $?<'> ;E*tn Abuse, contempt, reproach, abusive language ; ^srarit ^r 5?** Ms. 4. 163. ^r Expression of contempt. 5)R^Ttr P'P- 1 Despised, tible. -2 mean, vile. Dliarma, Vayu and Indra, and bad from them Yudbishthira, Bbima and Arjnnu respectively. She was also mother of Karna by the deity Sun whom she invoked in her !ff>m% ^rr%q; g^wytrsiirs^^ff! Kn. riches and treasure and the regent of the northern quarter ; The god of Malli. thereon) the son of Viaravas by and thus the half-bro Irfavida, ther of Bovana. .Besides leing the lord of riches and regent of the north, he is the king of the Yakshas and Kinnaras, and a friend of Bndra. Ku.3.55(W [ Knbera is His abode is Kailasa.He is represented as being deformed in body, having three legs, only eight teeth, and a yellow mark in place of one eye ]. -Comp. &rQr:, -K^?T: n epithet of mountain Kaiaia. f^^ / the north. a. [ j f^ snsprr^r m 51*" Hump-backed, crooked. ssr* 1 A 'curved sword. -2 A hump on the back. srr A young female servant of Earns a, said to be deformed in TT. ] three parts of her body. [ Krishna and Balarama, while proceeding to Mathura, saw her on the high road carrying unguent to Karnsa. They asked her if she would give them some portion of it, and she gave as much as they wanted. Krishna, pleased with her kindness,made her perfectly straight and she began to appear a most beaubeing very much tiful woman JTT: a r ftrtnrt ]. -Oonp. hump-backed person and a dwarf. S63 &&r the going astray ; Pt. 2. 5. manner.gait, or character of a humpbacked person ; S. 2. SigpJT: N. of a tree; Ms. 8. 247, guard the sooth. -J Camphor. -4 A. species of monkey. -5 N. of a Naga who gave big younger lister ffggrrfr to Kna, son of Rama tee K. 16. 79. 5. 2. -Comp. gjfij^if silver. 3TI3TC: -snvrw. a pond fell of lotntea. 3 an aseembhige -5-51; the moon. ; 86. An unmarried $fcjf girl eight years old. 33T I A forest. -2 A hole for sa- crificial fire. -3 A ring; an ear ring. -4 A thread. -5 A cart. m. A mountain or a king. c: [cf. Up. 3. 138] I A son, boy a youth B. 3. 48. -2 A boy below five. -3 A prince, an heir apparent (especially in dramas) nhJr; ; ; T B. 12. V. 5 r: ; 11; Tq%5?m Baksbaaa to ?prTT: Mu. 4 (said by Malayaketn). -4 N. of Karttikeya, the god of war ; jm^^T?* gg> ^fflt B. 5. 36 ; ejftnrfri ^HUTOPW: 3. 55. -5 N. of Agni. -6 A parrot. -Comp. <m?f: 1. one who takes care of children. -2. N. of king S&livahana. ^WT I. care of young children. -2. oare of a woman in pregnancy or confinement, midwifery ; B. 3. 11. - ^ A child, a youth. SfJnr.fi't 1 pnpil of the eye. cfnrcinf Den. (like a child ). j: A To P. -2 The of lotuses. m The lotns plant. Abounding in Knmndas. - -urr 1 3jmT*r, 5n?T 1 A young girl, one from 10 to 12 years old. -2 lotas-flowers A Ms. 9, 90; 11. 59 ingjn fr B. 6. 69. -3 A girl or daughter in general. -4 N. of Durgi. -5 N. of several plantt. -6 N. of Stti. -7 Large cardamoms. -8 rfi ; | The southern extremity of the Indian peninsula ( cf. the modern name -Oomp. -^.y, j. the son of an unmarried womm. -2. N. of Karna. -aq-grt the father-in-law of a girl defiled before marriage. a. 58^ 1 Unkind, unfriendly. -2 Avaricious.-*. I The white waterlily. -2 The red lotns. [^I- fllr jg-j ] 1 The white water-lily said to open at moonk sfr*|TT%i;? frTH%to fwr?^'ntgrH: V.3. 16 ; so S. 5. 28 Rs. 3. 2. 21. 23; Me. 40. -2 A red lotus. ^ Silver, at I An epithet of Viahnu. 55^ -2 N. ^^prprt irafir W5 ; 55^^ U. 5. 26 Si. 9. 34. collection of lotuses. -3 A * ; place abounding in lotus. -Oomp. -srj^., moon. - SF5?^ 0< Abounding in lotimes ; A =* <"f*5 B. 4. 19. jft I water-lily with white flowers (openIng at moon ris ) afcnfft ?rf$n% 535?H ; S. 4. 2 it* =r ( 17 3. w ; ; -2 A collec-3 A plaoe abound- B. 6. 36. ) tion of lotuses. ing in lotnses. ^HT^*: An gT?r: the moon. ^ TV. er-pot jar Jag. ; of the elephant soppoged to ; ; J I A pitcher, wat gT? Qtffj waf^arpr sr%?3pT^c H' gHrwfilr sgjr: Bh. 1. 59. -J Aquarius, the eleventh sign of the zodiac. -4 A measure of grain equal to 20 drogas ; Ms. 8. 320. -5 ( In Toga phil. ) Closing the nostrils and month so as to suspend breathing. -6 The paramour of a ! ; mm in which the -7 An tbones of dead bodies are collected. -8 A kind of heart-disease. \jj A *f A fragrtint reharlot, a whore. sin ( 5153 ) -Oomp. |. 'PitcH srcjr: er-eared', N. of gigantic Rakshaaa, brother of Ravana and slain by Rama. [ He is said to have devoured thousands of beings including sages and heavenly nymphs, and the gods were anxiously waiting for an retaliate npon pleas- grant him boon, when the gods requested Sarasvati to sit on his tongue and to pervert it. Accordingly when he went to the god, instead of asking indrayadt he asked which to nidrlpada was readily granted. It is said that he slept for six months at a time, and, when roused, was awake for only one day. When Lanka was besieged by the monkey-troops of BaHavana with great difficulty ronsed Kumbhakara, desirous of himself of bis gigantic availing strength. After having drnnk 2000 jars of liquor, he took Sngrtva pri- ma, soner, becide.s devouring thousands of monkeys. He was ultimately slam by Bama ]. -2. an epithet of Siva. 5fit5T a bilious affection. 3iUs 1. potter ; Y. 3. 146. -2. a mixed tribe ^jjujf U*anas Parasara ). -3. a serpent. -4. a kind of wild fowl. ( -T 1 . the wife of a potter. -2. a kind of collyinm. qtar: N. of a town, -an, -STSJI^ ., iffR:, -^vrflT! 1. epithets of Agastya iWfiT^?iir?>T: ^r^r^15. 55. -2. an sfbw: B. 4. 21 ; epithet of Drona, the militaty preceptor of the Kanravas and Pandavas. -3. an epithet of Vasishtha. a bawd, procuress ; somefr)ffr times used as a term of reproach or abuse trf- the sign of the zodiac called Aquarius. the (rf$T: sign Aquarius. fa^m. a form of &T( that time of ihe day in Agni. rizon. ; opportunity to Brahma was about a which Aquarius f H. 1. 77 ;B. 2. 36; so -2 The frontal globe on the forehead of an elephant g-vrg-tr Mai. 5. harlot. ed and was ; opithet of Vishnu. kind of head-dress 33f: Ved 1 A for women (?). -2 The upper part of a club.5cr 1 A thick petticoat. -2 An enclosure round the sacrificial 32 rise; ?&fm ).-2 A. gronnd. in girls. i plant, ( small tree (the seeds of which are aromatic ). fgfsfsTr 1 A water-lily with white prince, heir-apparent. ). N. of a *poit play, a. OfiTf.), 5infisi( ofV/. ) a. furnished with girls, abounding Cape Comorin ^ 9 moon - rigid austerities. the powerful demon. After Brahma bad inflicted on him a curse for the humiliation to which he subjected Indra and his elephant Airavata, Kun bhakarna began to practise the most jr^t a pitcher. -2. ed man ter y- cf. ; above the ho- rises 1. ( ( fig. ) a frog in an inexperienc- lit. ) ^TH^. ?in?T pot- the hollow on thotop of an elephant's head between the fron- tal *TTMf! globes. H5T: 1 A The base of a column -2 exercise ( in religious Yoga phil. ), stopping the breath by closing the month and both nostrils with the fingers of the right hand. IJ/HW * A small pot. -2 A harlot. -3 A disease of the eyes. Bv. 1. 52. cgfH^ 1 An elephant -2 A crocodile. -3 A fish. 4 A kind of poisonous insect. -5 A soit of srfragrant resin ( Jfjtf ). -Comp. ; *35t a particular hell. jrjft rut, ichor. gfin7: 1 a house. -2 brother. -4 A thief who breaks into A plagiarist. -3'A wife's A child of an imperfect impregnation or horn at undue sea- sons. jn 1 earthen A small water-jar. cooking vessel. -2 An -3 A measure of grain. -4 N. of several 364 4 plants. -Oorap. in jars trrwr grain sufficient for six stored who stores Wi^f: a house-holder day a. & kind of venomous grain. serpent ; D. 2. 29. I. the trrsfi contents of a cooking-vessel.. -2. ( sing, or pi. ) a particular Dell in which the wicked are baked like potter's vessel Y. 3. 224 Ms. 12.76. ; A ; The Punnlga 3pfr$f: I catamite. -} tree. Swelling ^of the gjr eye-lids. A r: thief shark. V. =tnf>r M. 4. A st cro- codile. The Indian (' ^rr: ral ? ; 5*n Hrffr jff f J*g. -2 jnifigji^j f (IT -Oomp. deer in 14, 4. 1 jrt derr A 1 gene- deer-eyed woman. vwf). Ssrr a m A horse. A red species A salt A -2 osprey ; Y. A : A A 1. An osprey. -2 A 1 ; * ( Me 65 The ; ; <*r f: ( Bs. 6. *()* ), flower of this tree ; f : u. ) A 5. light bay horse with black legs. A kind of grass or corn. I A kind of head-dregs for women. -2 Copulation. The knee. -2 The worn by women A community. -10 A "fafir: m. /. the second, and the tenth lunar days of a fort-night in a month. *WJT: Wed- a fanesday. aig^Ts the scion of mily ; S 7. 19. -3irru a respectable or high-born ( chaste ) woman. ai ta a 3? 4. seven mountains whiob are supposed to exist in each division of the conti: names their R. ^ 80rt VcT ST*rrj Doing Ac. m. I 1. A -2 A shoemaker. P. in a horn 3n5>RT ll. nolle 3TTWSTT: familyfamily. pride. wra-K:, -W^l ., -wfi duty or custom peculiar to a family or caste, -atr^rft, -SVt I. a familypriest or teacher. -2. a geoeologist. > son. sntjf^^ o- main- tain ng a family. -f7*: I. the chief of a family. -2- N. of Siva.(-*r)N. of Dorga. 3c^7 a. high-born. ( -?: ) a horse of a good breed. -3-W*T, -T^ir, -3^T a. sprung from a noble f bmily, high-born. -9971 The head or perpetuator of a family; sse ^f3^%51i a family name. one wbo is a disgrace to his fa5iS^r: one who is a thorn or mily. :! ; M41. 7. rif* Mil. y m. the founder of 7. a family. 9fR%: one who is a disgrace to his qra: 1. rnin of a family. family. -2. extinction of a family. t 5. 8, 4. 16. v. To acI -2 To be related cumulate, behave as a kinsman. -3 To proceed or go uninterruptedly. -4 To count, 1 H are: ; !3 ) ( ^iffiff, collect. ; ?5J I A race; family ; ft^isrfo. R- 3. 1. -2 The re^^l^^-fSVT wat sidence of a family, a sent. bouse,6n ahode P'srfajwg' ff R- 12. 25. -3 A high o r noble family, noble descent zg$ gisff Pt. 5. 2 ; ^ajftcyRUso zg&*iT, ^=5fwicT: Ais.7. 54, 62 =K?q9ir &c. -4 A herd, troop. flo< k collection, multitude ; ; ; ; It. of a countiy 35^: (pi. )1 situated in the ncith of India about -6 ifiT, gang, band ( in country. -7 The . reckon. '6. lot, j so trouble to his family a girl of high birth A servant. 3j iw:' elbow. curl, a ; * ira I. See .p. 3T species of auiarantb Me." 78 naf ^5: R. 9. 29 tribe, caste, : of bodioe |TfcJ: lock of hair. 18. Black -2 Rubbish. ^Tt^jtrft ; abounding with place ospreys. 1 | ; ^Tr* A A ; blue stone, -gft The head of a guild or corporation. -Oomp. M^JTW o. 1* of a mixed character or origin. -2- 174- $m* ^T: -Oomp. cock. dog Pt. 2. 90 v. female: uiprey <^*f B. 14. 68 -2 A ewe. JTOT: a flight of ospreys. I 7*3Tr An A wnm^rt mirror. I Yellow amaranth. ) having a ( ct. y< ; A kind of orange. A look of hair, especially of the testi- an ). 9 2. 71 body. -8 The front or forepart: -9 nent ^ yel- ^-?g-: Enlargement cles or of the scrotum, bydrocele. t! ( U. of amaranth. kiadjof bird plaintive tone ) : low amaranth. v: a bad sense sixth, on the forehead. The * c. -5 middling, ranth q. v. SWET ; Si. 9. in h; Yellow or white ama- mask. srrfir; f t"V 3FTTi = $TT A crab. f: T! A shoemaker. ) ; day species of srw, 3rs?r, wf^tfr' ; Ms. 2. 19. -fchnr: a the course of which three lanar days, three asterisms and three yogas occur. }%grt a crab. grtiTc? ^r, q- v. rrart an epithet of , Duryodhana. i>fa : a weight of gold eqnal to about 700 Troy grains. -<^fs an epithet of Bhishma. ' A kind of pot-herb. 1 1. solar ; A 1 ; Bg. : ) w^ar i% wrw 6 ^hft 5*- frwrif: WT3rfr>ri^la*t ( S. 2. 6 Qt. - crane. (ifr/. ) A 1 kingH of this country. priest. ):To sonnd. jtfef, fflff ^*lf 5}''^'-, -1 The 17. 1. = ^W* ; ;r 6 P. ( the site of the modern Delhi ; , ; above. jr a. ruining a family ; "^T: ^wprat Bg. 1.43. gr,-grnT o. 1. well-born, of high birth. -2. an- cestral, hereditary in both senses ). ; Ki. 1. 31 3HT: a ( used high-born or distinguished person. 35: one who continnes or perpetuates a fa- mm: nt.f. an imporUnt lamily. nar day, viz: the 4th, 8th, 12th or 14th of a lunar fort-night. fifcrar. the glory of a family, one who does honour to his familyspu:. -^hrr ee tne glory of a family. ftt-fl/. a lutelary deity ; ^T |*ar ^HSR the guardian deity of n family ; Ku. : r 7. 27. -dr a- cue whose wealth i the preservation of tbegoodnamoof the family ; U. 1. 14. (-*) the dear- 365 ; 8 14. 1. 44 ; Ma. 1. 11* a son. gvt (a SOD) able to support a family, a grown up ton K. 7. i ft *rrU ^foprr 71 HfST a. gladdening or doing ; cTfTff: wr swg^ -- hononr to a family. srrftsir a girl worshipped at the celebration of the 1 B. ; / m*n. fpSW, ; 0. 3. 48. good iju OUH wife. mily custom, the beit way or tbe /. a way of honesty, ^rft-^, woman of good family and coirac- of cular respectability. -2. inclusion 1 41. . A ^iirfcr: irjcq'fir i guild. of -4 A case Oi receptacle. -Oomp t^r A PL )N. ( 5 A Hin. country and disease. -2 The Gruel. ^yms grain. -Oomp. " ; the -brand. of arrow by which the head to the shaft. a-. -2 Tbe 2. 9;~N. 1- 141. -3 A place or pot in general. woven texture, a web. -5 A .. b*ody. a biid or foulness of rulers. CT The nest -2 The Indra 'g thunderbolt. fl '- I bitch. 1 orab. tongue. f An f:,-j} frofin /. 1. Tha chief of a kind of pulse, A ; 1 A '^T 1 son except one's own, A I The fur blue ^tone used as a.collyrinm. : antiquity or prosperity of a family. -3 family obseivance or custom U. S. 23. A9) a. Of good family, of good birth. : Beating an adopted son. -sr [jaiiyatfrt wsfflf 51* ]A.n unchaste woman; Mu. 6.5, Y. 1. 215. -Oomp. -?($: a cuckold. %TOf! an excellent servant. -sir u of good lamily, a nobl 53ftrri Bg. ScTV: fourth sign of the zodiac, Cancer. o- Of a pood family. -^; ^ffHifr A kind of wild kidney-bean. its K-gr: Any enjoyment. 5Trw Water. A 1 A cymbal. -2 ^e^sj. time in music. sexual of epithet of Sakyumani. wife's elder sister. A ; among ; swArHvrfru i"t mode An ftr^nT: condolence, congratulation ) ; ; according to tbe left-hand A disease of nails. Sdrcnaa, Ms. 3. 66 Htlfilt / posterity, descendants, continuation of a lineage Ms. 5. 159. -tfvr*a. of areipeotable familyfamilies respectable Safcti ; family ! 4. ; thing ; Me. 61. -Oornp. -wt:, - 13. WTJIT .Pt 1 ; ; B. 3. 68 23 f}wn?,?*- ; qraftsfnt w Bv. 9tfen a. well-born, of a good family. ( -m.) I. the chief of a family or a guild. -2- an artisan 1. ; : ; ; Amaru. 96. -2 Veil. An axe, a hatchet. -3 Tbe poiod or end of a email river, canal, stream gg^vtvfti^; q <s-sw&: srrflHt vftarqjyt: S. v. 15 B. 12. 3, 7. ^"Jnrtarsurr^TlK 49 U. 3.23. -i dike, trenoh. -4 A measure of grain equal to perienced member of a family -S a family vow; r B- 3. 70 ^fe rip 20 2. ?atst Ku. mountain. -2 A bone Mv. 2. 16. -i Flesh. -4 A winnowing basket. ?qr 1 A virtnous woman. -2 A ; -2 The 4th 88 &c. tr('principal day ( t. e. ftgr 1Tuesday* and Friday ). knowledge banded down in a family, traditional knowledge. -2- one of the three arrM?r^fr lores. ft*! a family-priest. l^t an old and ex- - ] Of high de$c*fa a. [ % 5n fairs, ( -^ of noble birth. Ku. Of good family, |jFT o- [ JS-ig. ] 1 Belating to a family, race, or corporation. 2 Wellborn. -?*r: A respectable man. ?4 1 Friendly inquiry after family af- pregnant woman. JTffaf family honor or respectability. nr*f: a fa- ter. A orab ST%5V:,-^f ny ritual, -si the Darning of a A ^T%T-,-T sign of the zodiac, Cancer; see ^fjfc. ' Tbe tbunderboli of A high-born ; JR*j5rft s^gv^f *5fTWJg* JT^rgrnft Bh. 1. i>2. -2. an ancestor. mi? a virtu^ woman womtn jgfg'?* W ; a respectable or m. high-born. lizard. hand. Indra: ^=r^ij ( jft/. ) pot- rgrte- its rulers. business. 5!%^ o. high-born woyni a nobly-born youth 5-^ 4 10. improper to begin it is A A bird ( in general ). 1 kind of mouse. -3 A sparrow. N. of a country and ( pl- ) A -2 ; on which 95 A : certain portions of time on each day 1. A : thief. -2 The chief or head of a guild. -3 An artist of high birth. -Oonp.-v^r man 1. A J i colour. ; chaste, or 1- - 117. 1. An aviary. horse of a light brown A : Sri 3d. a Of respectable birth or origin nobly born. ^ra^T a. Of a good family, wellY. 2. 233. born. 3)t 1 A kinsman . : birth.. One who continues or a- a woman disgracing her fain ly, an unchaste woman. By Uo. aviary, Tra>^Bb. 2. 95. -2 A wild cook. -3 Anowl.-tfrl The wifeof a potter. -2 A blue stone aged as a collyrium. perpetuates a family. g Tiff ind. : bird-cage, an ^H ^srw^f^nrfflfff ; pounds. orgies of the left-hand Slktas. -srrfr a higD bred and virtuous woman. USt: I- "'in or extinction of a family. -2. an apostate. -3. a camel. HfHf the series of generations comprising a race.-qY3h 1. the head of chief of a family. -2 a sage who feeds and teaches 10,000 pupils ; ^ S. [ ^syr?y: ter argrr ; ; A 5fc5rrWT dove-cot. connection ; ( the number of verses rangirg from 5 to 15 and the whole forming one sentence ) e.g. see Si. 1. 4-10, B. 1. 5-9 ; so Ku. 1. 1-16. -3 A kind of proie composition with few com- in grammatical : ^r^T Bg. the act of sitting in a nest, hatching f%ri a bird. brooding. -2 Any artisan of eminent birth. -3 An ant-hill, -wf 1 A collection, multitude. -2 A number of verges and most valued treasure of the family D. 7. 6. -vr& family cnstom, a ilnty or coitom peoaliar to a family Tvcmstprafat wgTrort srset 7: part of an is attached A kind of an^w gruel. Ved. Bald, bare. Furnpon the tongue. flower. -2 A lotus. The son. A iTbe water-lily. -2 A psarl. -3 Water. -4 The belly of agerpent. Thn bine water-lily 1 ;nH^^V ni!fHT U. 3. 22. -2" A water-lily in general. ( -m. also ). -Oonrp. -3 The eaith 366 wrt^ N. wnfifOT- of a work on rhetoric by f*i a king. Having blue lotuses 5*r?5f^a. U. 1. 31. bine a. Forniihed with Mil. t. 11, B. 11. 93. ^TwHfff lotusei ; ^TOfeft 1 The bine -2 An assemblage plant. -J A water-lily of lotuses I -2 valuing, censorious. A 5: A A ( ^%ofr when caught ), A 7- caste. to hold flab-basket. general fish -2 A badly arranged trees of hair. A -m. An epithet of Valmtki. 5f$!5T basket o.l Wicked, vile, depraved. A kind of grass Of ad. 5ti 1 considered holy and forming an esreligisential requisite of severaj^ ons ceremonies ; qin^tif ft ^STTt -2 Mantra Sraddha f%e*B. 8. 18, 1. w^rjs jr*Tt*3 N. 49, 95. -2 ; of the elder son of Rama. [ He was one of the twin eons of Rama, born Siti after bad been abandoned in the forest ; was the elder of the two in point of first seeing the light of this world. He, with Lara, was bronght the np by the sage Valmtki, and two boys were taught to repeat the of the poet. Baraoyana, the epic Knsa was made by Bama king of and he lived there for some time after his father's death. Bat the presiding deity of the old herself capital Ayodbyi presented to him in bis dream and besought him not to slight her. Kna then returned to Ayodhy a: See B. 16. Koaavatt, rope of Kn&: grass for wit h connecting the yoke of a plough the pole. -4 Ooe of the great Dvtpas. 3-42 ]. -3 A A plank for covering anyof wood -3 thing. -2 A piece A horse's bridle. 5ft I A sort of Sir 1 iron -3 Ploughof cotton. ?i as in ftow q- v. -Oonrp. snr the sharp a monkey. Udle. -2 wat 3T$f: ; Kua ( ; 58 1. ; Me. 101 you doing well ). -2 Virtue. -3 ' are how. do you do ? An &. Cleverness, ability. epi- thet of Siva. -Oomp. sirous of happiness. ^|ir a. desty, friendly inquiry after a person's health or welfare. 31% a. wise, intelli- gent, shrewd, sharp. ( 'ff IFStra^ / well, prosperous;; w?T7 55tc?r W51TJ Me. 112. rope. rff pital of N. of ) Happy, doing & -2 A j a the city, see ; ca- f ^r. N. of the grand-father of Vivamitra ( according to some accounts, of the -eyt father of fruriflf ). -2 A share. -3 Sediment of oil. Usury *: dancer A 1 il?Hf ; An 5>$ii <w. ; Mil. ^|r^! A 1 ; <jft granary, vj?o> Affected A leaf. A A religious An epithet ceremony. -2 of the wife of Siva. of pumpkin ^"Hrefft A kind gourd. 4 P. ( wfir, f f%?T ) 1 To embrace. -2 To surround. SI%?T: 1 An inhabited countiy.-2 ^ One who lives on usury see spft? ; below. Lazv > 8lotbfnl - A also written as f?U-?r-? ) h>an money-lender, usurer. -<jl Any or thing lent to be repaid with interest. ( -2 Lending money, usury, the profession of usury ; ^tft- q-T5rtiain%5rnmt Pt. 1. 11. Ms. Y. 1. 119. -Ooinp. 8. 410 1. 90 TO: usury, usurious interest any intorest exceeding 5 per cent. interest on uuon*y;f /. ; sj- j M. Ms- 1 Tbe A ; ) The of Hn du. cupboard, ^TTH: %: 8. 151. of usurer. wife of a usurer. w ;fe a or a jar in general. store-room o. 5%?r kind of pumpkin -3 A gourd. -2 A false conception. aV I particular religious formula. ? WTf water-pot ), Cutting. -2 1 : wlTjrui"iioT ( sTr/. 1 \ -3 A newsmonger. -4 Au ;^yi: The ; f i%5* ( with leprosy, a leper. ; actor, w?r epithet of Valmtki. -^} wo sons of Kama. asctio plough- TKaiffl' ^PiOT: 1. OT The month or 3fft : opening of a basket. -Ooarp. ]. sulphur. -2* N. of several plants. sort of poison. 1 see q?tf$. W'irjr'rrir Ve. jr ; ; bard, singer -2 102. ; inert. Usury. E6 "' P> 1 To tnr<>w- -2 ^STtrfrV To abuse. -3 To despise. ^:, _ [ Un. 2. 2 ] 1 Leprosy (of which there are 18 varieties ) Bh. l. 90. -2 A ra*5srrnT'g;iTnr =* ^: o. Sqnint-eyod. 65, Mixed with water. ^fr(f%-)T b.idle. Knsa, Bacna's son f Burning, scorching. a. Indifferent, Welfare, 1 jj ; ' TW?i: r ; a penetrating intellect, sharp, shrewd ( wni ) f>5TTIT3% 3>5Tatf K. 5. 4. artfnr a- penetratwijrfr-fri a ring of ing, sharp. Kusa glass worn at religious cere monies. amf^t: N. of Durvasas. ing 12. B. grass in the sense of 'sharp,' 'hrewd,' 'peneff^ o. havtrating' as intellect. 3. fi. a happy or prosperous condition, happiness ; tpr^r ^jrw t Wroght A pod point of a blade of the hence often inert in corup. 5*^ ; -4 share. Si. 16. ; 190 1 monkey. . 1 ; ^ ruthlessly yet he water-lily, Bight, proper, good, 41 ; Bg. 18. 10. -2 Happy, prosperous. -3 Able, skilful, clever, proficient, well-versed ; with loc. or in comp. ; ^rsfr5^t $*RJ Y, 1. 313, 2. 181 Ms. 7. 80, -2 Vile, wicked, detestable. -: 1 The sun. -2 Fire. -3 An ape, a loins in 'prrf^Jt^nr^t^J^ojl^ff' ^s The ( TOT: )S. 4. 10 ; B. 6. 18. (Indian) crane or Sarasa bird. auspicious f: 17. ; examine. -3 To ; SpflV a. lotns - 12 ftrwTt ; a. Clever, expert. a* Famished with Knia a. sfTsr^ grass, draw out 18. To 1 ( frorift, ff^ff ) ^lorfir Jrtmfa Bk. 7. 95. -2 To test, drinking vessel, or combined with $ii ; K. P. 1 , water. weaver -2 N. of the weaver town the of P. 9 3^ tear, extract, pull or shine. A : -5517: cup, goblet. Lovr, vile. camel. 1 (-?ft) N. 1. 5f?rr under- Detracting, water in which K ua grass has been infused. <^K a garment of Knea grass. t*3Tt the younger brother of Janaka. tQc? N. of a place in the North of India ; Ve. H. Pr. 20. -2 A flre made of ohaff. -Oomp. rpiniri a householder who baa three years' grain in stock. fyr^TOTrffSrT! Dviraka. place abounding in lotoses. T: The fold of a door. a. the sacrificial fire. mat of Knia grass. a seat or ~ A flower S. discharge. -J of the eyes. 30. 7. A nsu-er. ; -2 Menstrual -4 A disease fruit. W A form of fire. the calx of brass used as acollyrium. -3T3rf?j: a handaiftnrt, -swiTTW, ful of flowers. m. the Champak tree ( bearing yel -Oomp. sirsrH 367 flowers IOT fragrant ,.. ). ; 3TST:, flowery arrow. -2- N. of the god of love; aifirsm: ^jgsrge'irw. Mil. 1 ( where the word may also be fe3 rnm: ); HHt HT- atn ^3 %(*?i^wr7 Bh. 1.1; Rs. Ch. P. 70, so 24 19, B. 7. ; 61 6. ; 34, 8. Si. 5g5!Tfronn$T Gt. 10. garden. -2. a nosegay. -3. vernal- season ; 35<Jft JjgST^fT.! w***; Bg. 10. 35 ; so Bv. 1. 48. saffron. Mig'ra: 1. a garland or chaplet of flowers. -2- the god of 9lT5rc: t- a love =f QJTT ; Mi! 1 ( . where has both tenses ). 3TTH7 ! honey. -2. a k^ind of spirituous liquor it (prepared from flowers). ai^rf <* brilliant witb blossoms. *rS3T:, -WT:i -V<^ m. epithets of. the god of love sf gw^fnmiisnrjgfJTs B. 9. 39 ; Bs. 6. 27. faw a. heaped with flowers. jt N. of the town of Pi; ft ^-gqjTTfifJm ir?rg3TWr- ; WWWt Mu. appearance 2. Jlff%i, of flowers ; -JigiRr: /. S. 4. 8. a creeper in blossom, a bed of flowers V. 3. 10. a nosegay, bouquet ; ; ^gwwrere^T wt *rafart Bh. 2. 33. Ifgwq. a- Furnished witb flowers, "frfr flowering. glass vessel. 5?pnjn Interested performance of religions austerities, hypocrisy (^T)- A 1 ^j^ hollow cavity, as in ; &o. ~2 The ear. -3 The throat. -4 Proximity. -5 Copulation. -6 A hole, rent.-7A'gnttural sound. *ttT*T^S* 3n^* A in general. -2 Indian ) cuckoo. -3 Sound 1 ^ff^?T The cry of the ( sound nttered in copulation. The leaf: of the Piper ^fi%: Betel. SU New moon ; /' ^ the last day of a lunar when the moon is invisible 1?5 i. : : day, month e. ; 5T The g: N. 4. 57. -2 presides over this'day ; imr n1$j Ms. 3. 86. -3 The cry of the Ind an ) cuckoo fijijjH fim n ui -j Sff sj! ^^trifftT 'sra^ftofY N. l. ( ; 1. 1. -4 The day of the first quarter on which the moon rises. -Oomp. qf;;, -gur:, OT ftwilt frt: Sit : sfgJTOfr 1 A woman in her coarsen. -2 N. of the town Pitalipntra. first 5o!**a a. Flowered, witb flowers. -ca-i. A r- furnished cuckoo. -515?: the ( Indian ) the king; of turtles. pit filled with stakes. : A thief. A t,-H [On. 4.106] -2 6. 4. Saffron. of an ascetic. Bafflower; Jag. ; Rs. 1 ( 1, ^jfft: /. Fraud, cheating, de- ceii. 1 An epithet of Viahun. -2 The ocean. $W ^ surprise, astonish. ceive. $: -2 A 1 -2 To cheat, de- Kubera, the god of riches. rogue, cheat. To ) 59 U. sound, noise, 5 ;15.26 ;16. 29. ". female imp. One who gives : his dau- with due cere- mony. The female breast, especially young or unmarried woman; gjg-t thai of a 10 A . ^q^, 5fat ( ) To 1 from giving, not to give. -2 To censur*. -II. 1C U. 1 Tobnrn.-2 To call, invite. -3 To render confused, to muddle. -4 To be dis- To despair.-6 To counsel, tressed.-5 advise. %Z a. False I Y. flrffliT: 2. ; as in 80. CT: T^- fj: -2 Immoveable, - 1 51, steady. -3 Despised. Fraud, illusion, deception. -2' A trick, fraudulent orrognishscbeine. -3 A puzzling question, knotty' or intricate point, as in |^s$ta), nt%. -4 Falsehood, untruth oft used in comp. with the force of an ; *w^pr ttAto or deceitful *y&\,X\*&<>- -S A summit or peak of a mountain wfaftrv w^ t A adjective words ; ; ; U f.* ^ y^ r TJ fj\ o. 4. i| l^ilSl^ovrvj^^fiT: 113 ; Mil. 5. 32. -6 Any projection or prominence. -7 The bone of the forehead with its projections, the L crown of the head. -8 A horn. -9 V. 3. 96. -10 corner End, Head, chief. -11 A heap, mass, ' a heat of multitude 3*9$? clouds'; so 3irfi? & heap of food' Mv. 6. 32. -12 A hammer, an iron mallet. -13 A j!ough-share,the body of a plough. --14 A trap for catching deer. -15 A concealed weapon, as a dagger in a woollen case or a sword in a stick. -16 A water-jar. -17 The.door of a city. ; ; ; 7: I A house, dwelling. -2 An ox whose horns are broken. -3 An epithet of Agssty a. -Oomp. a false or loaded die; n: y. 2. J02. swii n apartment on the top of a house. srft ambiguity of meaning. *nf^nr a tale, fiction. T<rpr: a fraudulent plan, < a ffr -WTWt stratagem. yg[ a- Irogue, a false witness. a cheating, deceiving. -2- forging document ; Y. 2. 70. -3. bribing. a man of the writer caste ( -m, ) 1. Siva. ) -2- an epithet of ( ^T^TVOT: a false vnrinor q- v\ a swordstick. &4T<^ w a VW? fijjft see 3^. $P^$r, ^"t of 1. trick, A ghter in marriage snpernataral being. !BO cry ont in distress, jsm35f*>sg*T Bk. 14. 20; 1.20;14. granary, store-bouse for corn &o. ). -2 Ved. A kind of ^?g*|: 6 A. (qr^, j*w); ^ make A I fog, mist. -3 The water-pot H Gold. JT= Mere outward affection ( compared with the colour of safHower ). m. An earth-worm. '. ^ abstain -%%*a. \ Envious. -2 Hypocritical. 5TT H: 1 A mouse. -2 A snake. 1 Hypocrisy. -2 Assumed and false sanctity. -3 Tbeinteiesled performance of religions austerities, hyposf 1 A small earthen vessel. crisy. A indistinct 1 Cooing, war^gf:, $-3T*, yRra bling. -2 The rattling of wheels. *W, -2 make an noise. H. trick, suspicions, cautious, wary; 4. 102. -WT: a cock. deity that !5!TT 5 fv to coo, to cheat, ing, cheating. ; talipntra A ] Jugglery, rogue, juggler. cfru a. conjurdeception. -Oomp. ^i%*r a. afraid of a OTcfttf a chaplet. r'ad as 37 2. ^,-snr gathering flowers P. 3. Un. [ hair, a pencil. ^^ P. 1 make any ( A -2 A 1 key. !3KT ) 3lft, inarticulate sound, coo, warole ; Pt. 1. 343. ; gwr a false a. where falsescales. of *|if pair hood is considered a duty (aa a place cheat small brush =E5f'A n*t TO 1 hum, house, country, Ac. ). - U&fy subject ., . N. -2 To moan, groan. -3 To Ku. 3. 32 1. 127. fill ; Rs. 6. 22 with icunds. ; B. 2. 12 -WiTH ; |Q,' ift, or ( srliT^rfrw^ ) J1 M10IN ; ^^ TR "^ 1 wPiffr Mil. 1. 39 aUo sometimes written as f 2TRJ?' ) nTBJ: a potter ; a potter's kiln.-4rrfn,-4w; ,.. ( : snare strap, R. ; -Oonp. 39. 13. measure or weight. an epithet of Skanda. if a sj-qn, -WOT!, -rift, false -sin: horripilation. -ffr (lit.) a tortoise of 81. STTFS.'S:/., m. I. a specie* the Salmsii tree. -2- a kind of tree with sharp thorns ( regarded as one of the several instruments perhaps a club- with which the wicked are tortured in the words of Yam ) see an inexpe; (fig.) rienced person, one who has bad no experience of the world at large, a man of limited ideas who knows only his own neighbourhood ; oft used as a term of reproach. TJ^- a water-wheel, a contrivance for raising water from a well. i^r# ^rf^iT a bucket or pot attached to the waterwheel to draw up water. *hif? R.12. 95andMa11i. thereon, -s strnr see a forged grant or decree. TO. a false witness. a standing at the top, the highest well ( temporary ). -2 f^qgr: 1 hole, cave, cavity. -3 The hollow below the loins. -4 stake to which trap, a snare for deer, birds &c. g^j treacherous or unfair warfare ; R. 17. 69. T^rwr a trap laid ; Ft. 2. ; w occupying place ( saH of a person who stands at the head in a genealogical table ). (-W:) the Supereme Soul (immoveable, unchangeable, and perpetually same the ); 6. Bg. 8 ; 12. ^ 3. ootmterfeit gold. $!* ^ a. To 1 fiitfT ) -2 To become firm or become fat. -J To sol; A a boat moored. -5 The mast of a is -6 A funeral ship. under a funeral A oil-vessel. -9 midst of a river. A -7 -8 A pile. A bole leather rook or tree in the pile. -10 A boat, -fttar stone or rook in .the midst of a X qr s The;ocean. The bladder. I ft/- ) 1 Beautiful, )T agreeable. -2 Hump-backed. r.:,-* The pole of a carriage to which the (t A hump-backed yoke it fixed. man. -ft I A carriage oovered with a cloth or blanket. -2 The pole of a carriage to which the yoke is fixed ; a sETUTjrr | The horn of 'any animal. -2 The peg of a The fj^*: lute. offspring of a Brahby a tfishi, begotten mana wcmun U. Witt be weak. -2 To weaken. Dp. 3- 27] I ( f Food, boiled :,- . Kua -4 A well ; To ; A bunch of any -2 A handful of ; U. 4 6. -5 The thumb and the middle tip of finger brought in contact so as to pinch &o. -6 The npper part of the note, the ing, bragging. -10 Hypocrisy . -4: 1 The hflad. -2 A store-room. -Oonrp. . Bv. 1 9 ; ifr^TH H*% 3 fjT- as in cave, hollow, cavity 5nrfr Si. 7. 74. -J A leather oil-vessel. -4 A post to which a ship is moored. -5 A tree or rock in the midst of a river. -6 A mast ^(ofr; ; ; W^iiiji: Dk. -2 A flask, 1. ift 1 bottle. A small well. -J The navel. The elbow 1 A tortoise 19. Si. ZO. ; ; j Ms. 7. 105 Bg. Vishnu in his second or ursTi ; 58. -2 Krm in- 2. -J One of the outer winds of the body. -4 A particular gesticulation with the fingers. JTT A female tortoise. -Oonrp. -srorrr.! the oarnation. Kurma incarnation of Viihnn of. ; n. -f^ -js^r I- The back or shell of a tortoise. -2- a lid or cover of a dish nsr Vishnu in the shape of a tortoise in his second incarnation. ^ 1 P. ($aft, f iSjr) hide, screen, protect. -2 -3 To keep A I off, 1 ^^5t: A bushel. cleaning the teeth. brush. yr^tjff 1 A -2 A brush for -J A painter's painting bank nurwi':mff; -J Skirt, edge, border, 5-15^1^3 wgSRT ; 5*5 ^ N. 1. 141, -4 A pond. -5 Tbe rear of an army. -6 A heap, mound. -Oomp. ^r, a. frequenting or grazing on the banks of a river, -ij;:/ the land on a bank. f rsp; eddy. fprfi: * 1 Bank, shore. -2 A 5t?5r:, ^K; An ant-bill. heap, mount. A cgff!^ a- river. Furnished with banks or shores. " Tearing away or under^)<j*1 mining the bank: fj&afft* fiig: imwHWRTSPPB; ^S. 5. 21 Mil. 5. 19. -r: 1 The current or stream of a liver. ; -2 The ocein, sea. qr A river. l^iHT a. Kissing, i. e. bordering on the bank of a rivar. a. Breakingjdown banks. as rivers, elephants Ac.); R. l?Tg?y ing a a. Tearing bank. q- v. | A kind of pumpkingourd kind of spell or magical form. : A 22. The ocean. -: -2 4. ap or carry- way the = f=K brush or pencil. -2 A key.-J A bud, blossom. -4 Inspissated milk. -5 A needle. a. Stuffed, puffy. To cover, To enclose. 1 obstruct, prevent. shore, fjt*5?;3r -5?Wt! the conoa nut tree. Bh. 3. 88. -2 A hole, 3^: ^?rnfr S. the upper part of the f$TCV y\\$:, palm of the band and foot. ^n-, -,*^Wt ifrTOi part between the eye- -2 The knee. proximity part (or hair) between the eye-brows. -7 A brash .-8 Deceit, f rand. -9 Boast- 3^7 ^: The moon full brows. declivity. rice grass. -J A peacock's feather. The beard siTiraOT & 1 Playing, ; 4. ^J 1 :, thing, a bundle. the ) day of Chaitra. -2 The day in Chaitra. pond, pool. fetter for the foot. Mountain ebony : 9; 15.45. %WT: Qit. 1 sqfV35, 68. -2A slope, during menstruation. A leap, sporting, -srr 1 A festival in honour of Kimadeva, held on the fifteenth [fj A a hawk. Leaping. -2 I m> A'oarriage. crooked arm. f^rns a. I Shot, closed. -2 Contracted ; Mil. 4. 2. -Ormrp. f^fof: Having %$* To W^I^ISJ" ; ^S*^St^TOTBk.l4.77, 4. $rn; 10 1). ( ^onrtS^, ft5r?r ) 1 To speak, converse. -2 To contract, close (said to be Arm. in this sense). a. I a.;Being in a well or hole. Ve. l^for frolic A stream. graze. 1 U. tffm-^fffr) 1 jump. -2 To under ^mr. A 1 Fraudulent, false. Fraud, deceit, trick. -2 Elevation, prominence. -J The body of a plough, a ploughs-bare. <& I A braid or tress of hair. -2 A perfume. -Oomii, arrow? an invented tale. : ind. In heaps or multitudes. 6 P. (f*TlT, or frog in a well ^ 369 nla. A -3 kind of To N. of Durga. U5T A fog, mift. |fI.5U. ( ^offfi-f <5S U. injure, kill.-II. 8 To ) f ) wht ; w?f ITTI. -5 To *wl- 55- prc- dnce, cane, engender ;' ms^rturraTT 3)Mf tY^^*?) *&*** ; i Pt. jart ^TETT. gnsrnft srra ; 1.-8 To perform, be engaged in; WTtnr--9To WIT: *ffflreTi out, execute, rrcr. \fl.l 1 * tell, obey nr : .C B ... JL. narrate ; ~fa, nil also to clasp to the boto wf'tf 'to reduce r _ to pi eM e : WOTHS to spend time Ac. N. B. This root by it is Atm. admits of either Pada; but in tk with prepositions generally 1 ) doing injury senses:! following 2 censure, blame ; ( 3 ) serv- discharge urine, make water; to gifr? To atisnme, tp to Told excrement. put on, take ;wrwjfrm ; mniHmi'T -U 5*rort Y-3. 162. -14 To send forth. to ; ; ' Prize or booty gained in a buttle. -10 An offering. Oonrp. aifra done and not done ; i. e. done in part but not completed. ( -H: ) the Supreme ) ( 1 violently ing; ( 4 ) outraging, acting or rashly ; ( 5 ) preparing, changing into ; ( 6 ) the condition of, turning using ; see reciting ;f 7 ) employing, Guide to P 1 3 3 2 and "Student's " 338. Note. Comocsition Ao. -15 To place or put on f with ** x w a. a * I loo. j: 9TS 5HHflf^ K. zlz; mi"m<* c * - ~'<5 To WT entrust C with fiTT some duty ), appoint ; STCTSTI^ mv- being. as food ) The regard, consider: fr%*&ofr- ynammqmiHm take ^rrw. -18 as in ( as in rovnr* N. ; and in Sanskrit literature, its ^ -JO To make a sound, as in jjfit^fij, <^^,^ ^^K so V^^$, fWTBTr^,Ac. *1 To pass, spend connected ; ( time ) Twnor f$T Wf : spent ; ^of 5^- wait a moment. -22 To direct towards, turn the attention to, resolve on ; with loc. or dat. ) ; e. ; fig. also ); T? g. $ anwn "" ( $rft f?5Tt sfif ST Ms. wrH% 12. S. 2. 118 nin -23 To do a thing ; for another ( either for his age or injury ) advant- ; r% WTTfff Vikr. 1. 18 fijf if ; fanm ^r Pt. make use of 1. -25 To di- vide, break into part* (with adverbs to divide in ending in ?i ) ; fyi-rr to two parts ; srmn ^, Ac. y y ^ -16 To cause to become subject to, reduce completely to ( a particular condition, with adverbs ending in to subject or approHTOT^ priate to oneself to rednoe to ashes. -27 To appropriate, teoaro oneself. -28 To help; ^ 47 to think of, wgother's example, subservient. wer a. bringcustom, usage. STT.i -ITS ) 1. ing to an end, terminating. ( of the death; fr deetiny ft determine 1 36; or to resolve or with to form f riendnhip 'tei : wT- ; tbe nee of weapons; roT S*to practise at to itflict punishment frtj to die "*" to pay heed to ; WIB to think of, intend, mean; B ; T -S% 5 ' libations of watr < to delay ofer N* the Manes Pi* to 5>ft Ac. -24 To use, employ, ffr *nrr T ; ;jj< to play on the lote clean the nails ; a*rt violate a from, to ; sr^ri M. 5. 2 *& show ; ^ l T to outrsge arat e P maiden fi^>^ to be abandoned by. as Brwrnawnr ; watat have re- "*t*JI W&S* W* P win Ve *V ; to !' ; make an *T oanae exhibition or a with res to honour, treat W w" ed conclusion, dogma, tiine. -4. a or sinful inanspicioug an epithet of Siturn. -fl. rwnlt of Saturday. -7. the inevitable lunar former actions. -8- the second action. -5. mansion. -9- the number 'two. 3T- ysSfft^tttffi excrement -2 -3. digested food. crimi- smrw a. goilty, offender, fear 3TT a * aved from nal r - danger. augurated. i *r -3. a demonstrata proved doe- M'e. 1. 5. ; to in subjection, subdue; =srflfW surprise t, r to to place in tbe middle, ference to ; marked, branded; 1. 8. ; or senses are variously modified, almost infinitely extended, according the root is to the noun with which to set foot U. 6.19. -19 To the hand ) sffrgiir4. 59. of the most frequent is root application " afar 281. -2. numbered (-*r:) that side of a die which is marked with a. folding the four points w'srrjy hands in supplication ; Bg. 11. 14 Mi. 4. 154. wg^C a. following an- Us. Sanskrit To cook ( To think, rejec- ; itself ipi qp to the syfa: ; srnrr* so sjcjr^ to to slacken, make slow ; lances ; roast on the end of pointed To throw : affix. &tP-P- Ff-"] Done, performed, made, effected, accomplished, manufactured Ac.: ( p. p- of ^ 8 U. A 1 Work, deed, action fTtt q, T.). TTT%Pt. 1. 424 ungrateful Ms. 7. 197. -2 Service, benefit. -3 Consequence, result. -4 Aim, object. -5 N. of that side of a die which is marked with fonr points. -6 N. of the first of the fonr Togas of the world exending over 1728000 years of men ( see Ms. 1. 69 and Knll. thereon); but, according to Mb., over 4800 years of men.-7 The nnm ber 4 '. -8 A stake at a game. -9 T & jirt Bb. 1. 27. -12 or let out, discharge, emit e.g. , mm* n w T*w Ac. -1 1 To bring about, accomplish, effect; MujtnTlt 4>nr w irnm with a krit m55m to colSdif : Generally at the tion of krit affixse. som'! embrace; to incline, bend ashes ; ;gftto value as HttH as straw ; w^rp " *rnefr- 5ir?nr mk ' jifr Ac. -10 To carry g>< fTtf, Si. 14. 41. a. [ 3E-ft>t.] ( end of comp. ) Accomplishes-, doer, maker, performer, manufacturer, composer Ac.; q;r y; trsn^ to Sometimes these ra-efy Ac. Ac. senses mations take place in other whiten i write, compose do Ac.; ;e.g. S"""?, ously that which is not already black, * blacken ; so *iX\ g black, i. e. i* . t ; frara them, clinable* to form verbs 'en' somewhat like the English 'affixes a ' ' of making sense the or (i) fy it previbe to person or thing ' *o not ture, shape, prepare: sprerm qjttfih 9fi3T*TRT Ac.-4 To bnild. create Caus to place aside. nti'^fr TITCfit-ft ) ; rtrfrty. ; ; ( is often the last 10 senses). This root indenouns, with adjectives.and used ; ; To cause to do, perform, make, execute &o ajrgrr ^TTT twrfir Bk 8. 84 ^?ir ciN ^r 5>i ^rrtjf^ 8k. Desid ( ftmia-S ) To wish to -35 Toworship.saorifloe. -56 To make like, consider equal to, be Atm- only in cf. ( said to ^%, awitf3*ifa, *^i I To do ( in general ) nf; B- 335; ii!3Ti ^wt Ac. -3 To manufac- W Sf pot in practice. n^K- spfaiia-S, -30 liable. ( as a girl ). order. 33 To violate or outrage -31 To begin. -32 To free from. -34 To proceed with, put hurt, (9>?ira-f^, To make give aid. -29 or imp. -rfr spirit, WT^* < HSI a. practised ) " crowned, a priBce. die -ar^t the in- rrw called sav one's object, having gained marked with four points \ conBucoessfnl. -2- satisfied; hap^y. tented Si. 1. ;' M ^ert i B- ^atvsf*T 8- 3 i Avfl^f^ 2 Ki- 4- 9 i <> 370 1 Pt. 1. 194. -3. olever. ( render fruitful or successful. ; 1. to make good -2. to m^M^mr- qrftf ; ^(fW^Tt Amarn. fitii 15 ; BO Mil. 3. to make fruitful anrapr careful, attentive. srvfta. 1. fixed, appointed. -2. sr*a$ a- ! efbounded, limited. ; 6. ). from facing -2- in- recollection. STTOT a. I. summoned, canned to be present. -2- fixed, settl- tolerant. armed. -2. trained in arms or missiles R. 3^37 a. baring performed ed. 3T5fa. 1. the science of 17. 62. ; the daily ceremonies. 3TTTH <* advanced, proficient, skilled, (-nt.)the soul. Supreme OTTO^ . offending, criminal, sinful 11. aTRBq a. 1. baring gnilty, ; Mn. 3. control self-possossed, of a over oneself, elf -governed spirit. -1. pa rifled in mind. arrow adorned. MT1TW a. labonring, suffering. one who taken any place. ( -rt np ) his a frog. I. a. arttTT abode ln- anwifr governed, rul- lodging. rrfq^a. ed. -2. supporting;, resting on. -3. having taken residing in. srrflT one's meals. amn* <* challenged. TWmr diligent, making effort, striving. Tf^r a. one who has per. formed his ablutions. TtTT . ! - married. -2. practising penance by standing with up-lifted hands. TITsrrta. I. favoured, befriended, assisted ; Kn. 8. 78. -2 friendly. OTtftq a. used, enjoyed. ^rfR a. 1. one who has done his work ; R. 9. 3. -2. skilful, olever. (-m.) 1. the Supreme spirit. -2- a tianny&tin. 3iTT a. one whose desires are fulfilled. (FTi^ a. 1. one who has done his work or obtained his object. -2. havqrr? ing no need of 'another's aid. a. I. fixed or settled as to time. -2who has waited a certain time. (-55:) appointed time ; Y. 2. 184. IJTT, -larva. 1. who has accomplished his object Bg. 15. 20. -2- satisfied, contented ; Santi. 3. 19; Mil. 4. 3. -J. who vant hired for a hired servant. exact moment rf *? >Q5iT! ^erW ; previous measures.: -^ft whom the ceremony of tonsure has been performed Ms. 5. feating a all boy on ; planted ; Ku. 5. a. I. grateful ; Ms. 7. 209, 210 ; Y. 1. 308. -2. correct in conduct. (-$ri)I. a dog. -2- an epithet of Siva. a. 1. one who has visited or frequented holy places. -2. one 58, 67. 60. srw* * hW a. ?-*T,-f*TaF a. 1. 'dexterous, olever, skilful, handy. -2. skilled in archery.- ffOTtrr 1 -skill, dexterity .-2skill in archery or generally in Band- wife. professional means or exfrq a ser1 : stated period, a tft a. 1. ling arms ; g^^sq- frtTs-rar 3TTT prudent, wr considerate. -2. learned, educated, wise Mn. 5. 20 ; Bg. 2. 54 ; Si. 2. 79. mninr <* named, called as ; S. 6. fs^sur tTur3fri a penitent. a. I. resolute, resolved. -2- confident , ; sure. a. g in skilled pared archery. ( 65 ) result, 513- a. f a head and chin. his penitent II Pt. 1. 45. jc^f -,"r$ R. 15. 33, 64, 69 ; N. -4 Magic, enchantment. -5 In jnrinsr, killing. -6 The number '20'. -7 An enchantress, a witch. -8 A hurting, knife. -9 Way-laylnK Oomp. VKi an injnrinir ( Ved ). epithet of Havana12. 155. ; . a. being N. of nr*mfr -irfi% office, set o. aside skilled in ; Kn. art or 2. e $T>^ a. [ iffWJT, fcf-fl'' 1 * On who has done hig work or gained bis ! strong or powerful. ( -$ s ) the father of ^(pr Sahasrtrjnna. 0. hired, paid ( as a servant ); Y. 2. 164%%; o. grateful ;Ki. 13.32; see fTiTsr. %$T a. attired, decorated; from -2 yftMm^f* l a. Doing, manu- 1 f-niR,] facturing, makinz, Action, deed. -J Creation, work, composition ; ( JTT ) ^frfS irra;ii*r has ftitr ^w%* performing. learned, educated; ^jfrnr trtfmfrnr Pt. 4. 43; fVf%' wiw gno?hjf5 annrr ^r w^t^ S. I ; R. 11. 4i ^ [ olever, who 1. away ; Kripaand A rvattbiman survived the general havoc of the great Bbftratt war. He was afterwards slain by *r of. ): - ; Sityaki. U. ; Enough, no more ind. with instr. ( wise. -34 the first ( golden ) of the four ages. a^ror o. 1. stamped, marked. -2. branded Ms. 9. 239. -3. excellent, amiable. -4. defined, discriminated. ^^ m. a warrior on the side of the Kaoravas who with shaven Ki. ; : 3T5Tra 1 S. 4. 13 ijf^f learned, Mn. 3 fTf^T ( Me. 75 has performed his devotions. nrf5 a. blessed, consecrated. trffra firm, resolute. ^Tff^fOT { Ved. one who srjrsj a. 5TW- -4 Adopted ( as a son &o. ) 5 oft. at the end of comp. also ;?rf?l a. 1. learned, educated, wise ; Ms. 1. 97, 7. 30. -2. a man of resolute character. -3. informed of one's duty. *m?^3% 8. 46. ip^ya. successful. consequence. ; ; Feigned, pretended, sumed _ ed his promise. ) ; a. ; opp.^af^ ( ; Artificial, tfiKir Nyfo Sutra. -2 done or prepared artificially 3jfT done formerly. srf&fT !f assault and counter-assault, attack and resistance R. 12. 94. ^j^f a. 1. one who has made an agreement or engagement. -2. one who has fulfill- j$ ; clever. -4. having done his duty ; Si. 2. 32. ani: a purchaser. jror a. 1. waiting impatiently for the a studies with teacher. -J. fertile in pedients. -4. a guide. 27. trade. a. I. splendid. -2- beautiful. -J. handy, dexterous. sftw <* purified. tnii, - end, satisfied, contented, happy, suooesaf nl irt j? a' frSrsfr TTTW ^r U. 1. mq R. V*r (Hence S. 1. w* ^or ; 32 r ; 51 3. ' w??r%Hrw V3 ; -2 64. 12. Lucky, fortunate, blessed; 24; 7. 19. -3 Clever, competent, ) able, expert, skilful, wise, learned ; o Kn. 2. 10 Ki. 2. 9 Si. 2 25, 30 H. 3. 96 Ve. 4. 12 -4 Good^ virtu. ; ; ; ; ous, pnr*, pious ; HTW%* frnnrrwrr r! Bb. 1.56.-5 what is doing Following, obeying, enjoined. ind. ( With gen. or in on For, for the sake of, account of ; smtot srroTfrt ...fW Bb,. 3. 36 gfr^ 'J5i&sw^ K. P. 1 ; Bg. 1. 35 ; Y. 1. 216 S. 6. IjVfftw comp. ) ; ; making an appointment W^ff wiWRWff ^prolrfi *Tf trff 3 J <^j Qlt- Un. 3. 30] I Working well, able to work, powerful. -2 an Clever, skilful. ?gt A mechanic, 5._'*Tjr artist. or senses. -J a roused, ^-w'srrf a. clad in armour, accoutred. 1 nomy -ti9r? ; a. 1. having presence of mind. -2. restored to consciousness -*mr?ifr, CT a wrrn woman whose husband has married another wife, a married woman string a co-wi f e or a superseded ffg a. trwo. What [f-cfij; [ f w^jcf. P. III. 1.120] should or ought to be done, right, proper, fit -2 Feasible, Who may practi- be seduced from allegiance, treacherous ; Raj. T. 5. 247. fir 1 What ought to be done, duty, function ; Ms. 2. 237 ; 7. 67. cable.-J 371 -2 Work,bn8ineB,deed, commission' sfg^tf Me. 144 ; 3^ifr*r$t: S. 7. 34. -3 Purpose, object, end ^jfi5f; mriftriSTOJ'fr B. 2. 12 -4 Motive, caaie. fjj; Ko. ; A 4. 15. of class affixes used to form potential (future) passive participle ; these are ar, atftalso ?itfn- -?r?r 1 Action, JT, 1 and A deed. -2 Magic. -3 whom to offered for destructive and magical purposes. witch, euchaDtresg. A cha- lizard, meleon. l>^r^ -3 A A 1 lizard. A -2 cock. -Oomp. peacock. an vqsr; epi- thet of Karttikeya. 3^7* 1 The neck. -2 A part of a column. The 1 f>>.rHi^l and -2 The raised the neck. back of the neck. a. [cf. 2. 21] I Causing trouble, painful ; Ms. 6. 78. -2 Bad, miserable, evil.-3 Wickfd, sinful. -4 Being in a difficult or painful situation. f^fi, -fj A 1 difficulty, trouble, hardship, misery, calamity, danger ; fr^y sf ^frof: B. 14. 6 ; 13. 77. -2 Bodily mollification penance 5. 521 expiation ; Ms. 4. 222 11. 106. -J Torment, torture. -4 A particular kind of religious pen; ; ance ( stf3nq?!t ) Sin. *$, |f: ; Ischnry. ^p- frs^T^ 'id. With sFpEfjror, groat difficulty, painfully, miserably; Bstr >*5Tor ^Tja- H. 1. 185. -Oomp. -srtat: a. I.ODO whose life is in danger. -2.breatbiog with difficulty. -J. hardtrivT a. i. cnrable with difficulty ( an a patient or ly supporting life. disease -2- ). accomplished with Dn. A. 1 To -2 To have wicked mind ). A ffljy: having a carriage as an emblem. -8TTt, -5*1, -gff: epithets of Kirttikeya. -wt the moon. ^ -3 A plough. r(H Cutting, 4. ; -2 To round, encompass. -J To attire. tf-^p.p. 1 Cut, ( 1 20] fwt the. great war he sided with the Kanravas, and after all had been slain he was given an asylum by the Pawiavaa. He is one of the seven Chirajivina ]. a. I " 3WJJ,] |> Poor 1 TT^TW ; ^om ^arr; Tiwwr 25. -2 Void of judgment, unable or U. spin divided. unwilling to discriminate or to do a thing ssnmrr f^ ifn^i^ti irVl^Tl'T: Bh. 3. 17. -3 Low, mean, 2. 18 ; Bg. 2. 49 ; Mu. Bh. 2. 49-4 Miserly, stingy. -5 Avaricious. fictitious, IV. not of -2 A nised by tbe Hindu law he is a grown up son adopted without the consent of his natural parents ; cf . A Wretchedness. or: 1 miser j^qponr w^r^n ftwifr worm. aniwwT n i ; nwaffr Vytia. -Oomp. a. little or low-minded. a. kind to th poor. a. Miserable. ; * 5r>JTi yirt Y. 131 2. li^J / a park, garden. an <$<m artificial lr Sinti. 4. 19 ; V-] I A ; Subhlsh. -2 Tft I A rflS'i I - 'fold' or 'times'; ^ 3is$fT: eight times, so tf, &o. Ved. Strong, efficacious. Un. 3. 66 ] 1 Water. -2 o. [ entire ^% ; e Un. Sin. : 3. 17 S. a. 15 Bg. 3. 29 ; 105 ; 5. 82. 1 Water. flank or hip. -3 The belly. A sword. PTOT pair of scissari. -2 *: 1 - 1 A A A Merciful, compassionate, kind. jTfr The sister of fir and wife of an epithet of Drona. -Oomp. qjert Drons g?r: an epithet of 3?aniin^ 4. 184 ] 1 fPTI? [ f 5-*te3 Up. Underwood, forest, wood. -2 Wood, firewood. -3 Water. -4 The helly. . i ; -H Ved lap. whole, ] All, ^f^st HnrmsrutsmirMs. 1. tr$f. A Den. A. To. lament, mourn eight- a. multitude. ; ftf numerals to denote ; ten- ^nw sword dagger. fold *.] Pity, ^977(^^1 5Kn. 6. 26 kindly. -Oomp. a. ji%, f, a look with favour, a kind look. knife, dagger. g. wish, desire. ^cf merciful. Causing, effecting Ac. -2 Active, diligent, busy. -3 Practising magic. "" ? An affix added to fTr^n^ To knife. Ved. a. floor. Den. P. W^-ft?T 3OF derness, compassion^; [ ; cf. also Ms. 9. 169. -2 Incense, olibanum. -3 Benzoin. A jj 1 kind of salt. -2 A kind of perfume. -Comp. incense, a ijq-,, -iju^f: kind of perfume jwi gee yfowt. -357: a doll, puppet ; Ku. 1. 29. sur- -2 De- 4. ; cf. P. ftw Artificial, proficient in the science of archery. In . ; To <* 1 To be weak. -2 To pity. -J mourn, grieve, lament. fTO The maternal unole of swRrrq^. [ He was born of the age Saradvat by a nymph called Janapadi, but along with hi 9 sister Eript, also born from ths nymph, he was brought np by Santanu. He was vile 5=r: 1 an artificial or adopted son ; one of the 12 kinds of sons recog- A destroy jr^ft ntnt&fcd^T f 5fafn sflnm U. 3. 31, 35; Bk. 9. 42 15.97; 16.15 ; Ms. 8. 12 -II. 7 p. 1 divid- off, spontaneous, acquired ; fwj, 'fcsrt Ac. B. 13. 75 14. 17- -2 Adopted ( as a child ) ; see below. w:, 1. (fTltr. frf) cutting ing, tearing asunder. [ painter. ( : designs 6 P. (fram-fg) To cut, cut divide, tear asunder, cut in piece?, f^ off, suffer pain( in consisting Pleiades. -2 The The ) 3. 27 lunar represented as nymphs acting as nurses to Kirttikeya, the 3ti^ a kind god of war. -Oomp. of horse in an Avamedha sacrifice e. difficulty. freJlffT third of the ; Un ; stars %fcm straight part of ^Sg The ] 1 six Long pepper. -5r- 147 1. 54 M. 1. 1. f^-fa^i%W On. (pi.) [ : of 6 stars throat. 1 A kind of partridge* A worm. -3 An epithet of Siva. -2 Ko. icflr mansions or asterimns, A Tie npon &c. -4 The biron-tree. -S One of the lunar mansions, Pleiades. -6 A bouse. -Oomp. m. an epithet of Siva female deity Kre sacrifices ly, the hide of .an antelope on which a religious student siti. -3 bark of the birch-tree used for writing -2 The -Oomp. TIB'- -2The store-room. Granary, a cupboard. -2 A house. rudder. -2. the I " wind --Tftr> ocean- -3. : flre. Un. 4. ^^-^5 Wt 121 ] Full of worms, wormy. firt an insect in general 1 A worm, fTlS a - f^ t ; a. Ved. | Shortened, sired, sought. ^T lated. T'^t/. [fl-r^l I Skin, hide <m general); Mu. 3. 20. -2 Especial 1 A. ( *fa, jfod ) pity or mercy. -II. 10 P. muti- -2 Deficient. To have ( j7- >?[- ~ 2 Worms fsrBf%ir Bh 2 9 An ass. -4 A spider. ( disnase ). -3 -5 The lac idye ). -6 An ant -Oomp. fan N. of seveia - - 372 plentst -%: ; grr lao,the agallochnm, aloe wood. red dye produced by insects. -grfy^r:, -TlR^flf: a shell-fish, an animal ( flgb, &o. ) living in a shell. ~3 ^, w oyster. A ; small worm. Having worms, ffcc? wormy. A frf<7T fruitful red colonr. A ^rffagr: white lort of kidney, ; duct as an army * fcsrt jry^? wfo B. 4. 32. -4 To bend (as a bow ) B. 5. 50. 5 To be- P. ; : came master overpower of, subdue, vanquish, W(**n*ffir To obtain srfn* Sk. -7 ^ ^aw^ ; =gr Mb. -3 To take away from, deprive one of Caut. 1 To draw ( with two aco. ). out, tear up. -2 To extract. -J To n^irm ?! JT^WSTI torture, torment, give pain. plough, till, cultivate. a- fTTS ^-jO.:! [ -4 To ?W ( w rlr. 1 ) ciate. ^W ^?r a. XV [ ^ f% snperl. spiers ) ia; ; Compar. Lean, weak, 1 I ( feeble, f maciated ; ysragt, &e. -2 Small, little, minnte ( in size or quantity ) gfj^R vmrwt y?rT: Bh. 2. 28. -J Poor, insignificant ; Ms. 7. 208. -OOMP. 3T W . a spider. WIT a. lean, tbin. ( -ir- ) an epithet of Siva, (.ft) 1. a woman with a slender frame.-2. thePriyan- f^fi ; gu creeper. ed T^T a. I. thin-waist- V. 5. 1C ; Ku. 5. 42. -2. having tlie belly reduced in bulk S. 2. 5. fr$Tf Ved. 1-A pearl. -2Qold.-'j ; ; Form, tbftpe. I r: A dih made and of milk, -2 Kioe and peas with a few spices rice. boiled together ( Mur ra^ft ). Hair Tj: *: 49 -.7 2. 107. [ ft: 21 ; ( of the head *fl-wg* ; Un. ). in^ m. -Clomp 2 4. frsrrgiTMtnrfsrHft10. 74 ; Kn. 1. 51 ] B. 2. Bh. ; an epithet of Siva. g^rrfsi^f m. 6 U. ?T An Attractive, fTTOTt ^T'/- fm [ of. P. III. 3. ! 103 1 Ploughing.-2 Agriculture, husbandry ^fw$ *tf&wpnfo Wf^crf^Jrr frPor: Ma. 1. 3 ^fr: %arsfMs. 1. 90, 3. 64, 10. CTIT Pt. 1. 11 ; ( i*fiHt, 18. 44. js ) To furrows. -II. 1 p. To draw, drag, pull, ^^ -Oomp. . aftfr; a. agriculture, husbandry. duce or profit living by agiioultural pro- gppj Me. ; for 16. ^Tra: cf. P. V. 2. 112 ] One who lives by husbandry, a farmer r f^ ^f rTW , y. ^fq1. 276 Ms. 9. 38. ; ^ ; ; a. fTff [ artj f^fo ?p ] 1 Drawn, dragged, attracted &o. -2 Ploughed Pt. 1. 47. -Oomp. a. sown on cultivated ground, -tr^r ^ ; -^T^ro. 1. ripening in cultivat' ed ground cf ar*?^. -2. culti. ; vated. <jr3 the product of a har- vest. ffe: r*X-ft>O A learned man. / 1 Drawing, attracting. -2 Ploughing, cultivating the soil. ffsgr^: An epithet of Siva. a. be gradually ed many other feats of surprising The chief companions of strength. his youth were the Oopis or wives of cowherds the of ite ; He his special favour- Jayadeva's Gitagovinda ). Kamsa, Naraka, Kesin, cf. ( among Gokula, whom Rodho was killed Arishla and a host of other powerful was a particular friend He whom to he acted as cha- great war, and staunch support of the cause of Pandavas was the main cause of the his the the Kauravas. On occasions, it was assistance and inventive Kri- overthrow the of several critical mind that stood the /anjavas in good stead. the After destrucgeneral tion of the Yadavas at Prabhasa, he was killed unintentionally by a hunter named Jaras who shot him with an arrow mistaking him at a distance for a deer. He had more than 16000 wives, but ( as also ites. He dark-blue Rukmini and Satyabhama Radhu ) were his favouris or said to have been of colour cloud-like cf. ; Git. 8. His son was Pradynu-na ]. -8 N. of Vyisa, the reputed intbor of the Mah&bhftrata.-9 N.of Arjuna. -10 Aloe wood. -II The Supreme spirit. -12 Blaok corr I N. of pepper. -13 Iron. Dranpadt, wife of the Pintiavas Ei. 1.26. -2 N. of a river in the Deooan VT sj* W-qs-tf$: [ to began agri- culture, husbandry. pulled, character when he easily crushed discovered, the most redoubtable demons, such as Baka, Putano &c., that were sent to kill him by Kanua, and perform- shna's ploughman, husbandman. 79;Bg. vine of Arjuna, rioteer in A drawing. -2 Ploughing. 1 =ffj ploughman, husbandman. -2 An ox. 7 A ploughshare. ( also w. ) are ,j> ] J Black, [ fTSOT dark, dark-bine. -2 Wicked, evil. ror. ] The black coloor.-2 The blaok antelope. -3 A orow. -4 The ( Indian ) cuckoo. -5 The dark half of a lunar ; -J -4 N. of several plants. -5 A grape. -6 A kind of perfume. -7 An epithet of Dorgi. -8 One of the 7 tongues of fire. that joins the sea at Masnlipatain. A kind of poisonous soft A dark ness, insect. sair Black. 1 moral also ). -2 night. darkness ( -3 Antimony. -4 The blaok -6 Lead. -7 An inauspicious act. -8 Iron part of tbe eye. -5 Black pspper. Money acquired by gambling. -Oomp wmr " a kind of sandal-wood. ar^Tj: Hn epithet of the mountain Baivataka. wf%flf the skin of the black untelope. arvcn; cf. ; month ( from full to new moon). -6 The Kali age. -7 Vishnu in his 8th m. an epi.het of fire WTO, 3TT^ "; incarnation, born crude or blaok iron. affffft, srwrrgjfr the 8th day of the dark half of Sravana when Krishna was born s sndeva and Devaki. actor. and Yascxia by whom he was brought up and in whose house he spent bit diIt was here that his childhood. demons. ; To become lean or emaciated. -2 To wane Caus. To ema( as the moon ). ff^4 was, for all the son of Nanda ; ; v. 5TT=lf5:P.q. Kami*, he of practical purposes, ; ; Vart. ] bean. cousin ; ^^ B. A woman. Linen oloth dyed with ftfnifyfir away, tear sum H**t f%a *rt 2- 27 V. 1. 19. -2 To draw towards onseaelf, attract Bk. 15. 47 Bg. 15. 7. -3 To lead or condraif fttir, a kind of poisonous worm. ' worms or lice in the ear,' a kind of disease of the ear. ?F>5T:, -wrv: the cocoon of a silkworm. "?ni silken cloth. vrat a disease of the ear. -y- N. of several plants Dsed as vetmifoge as the onion, the root of the jujube, raarking-nnt fft turmeric. plant Ac. 3T, -gr*W raoit celebrated thology and the the deitie.. Viudev hero [ of VaKrishna is the of Indian my- most popular of Though and the son the Devaki real and all son of thus a ^ arrf^r iron, ; WWW: also called ifr^Wiewrholy fig-tree. a^T: a a red lotua. snake, *? the o* ^rf^ o. kind S73 D. 5. 2 6. 1 of black deeds, criminal, wicked, BSTW: depraved, guilty, sinful. a raver.. ^TTTt a bnffalo. qsrjj a -2 To strew, cover or kind of 3. 5, 17. 42. -II. sandal-wood, sgalloohum. firr the river i?: * gambler.; rfwj fire, amfit** ^wnrrtf r* B.6.42.-itu?:(/.pl.) l.thepregnant wives of tbe demon Krishna. -2. waters in the interiors of the cloadi --ifhir a kind of poisonous insect, -in*: N. of Siva. ^pff: a kind of pea. -^3-1 N. of Vasudeva. a. what formerly belonged to Kriobna. -TTor mat of iron. - -^H To in general ). a ^fft bee. -^rrnprt N. of Vyasa: ffnyim'Tflfiwjf ^rort dark-brown. o. 8. 6. 16. the v Dnrga. -HT ( black ) N. of antelope ; -gi:,-**t,-*?sTi the black? faced monkey. *>*liff: the'fait?jru: an tiilya or black Yajurveda. rw: dark-red epithet of Agni. colour. a^or I. ^ar=^r.q. v. a kind of black salt. -J.; a factitious salt. <j^ 1 . fjc?: the loadstone. black colour. -2. N. of Rihu. -3. a : Sndra. vnfc m. 1. fire ; B. 11. 42 ; Ml. 2.94. -X N. of Rahu. -3. a low man, profligate, black-guard. f%qrTT Ved. the horns of the blsck antelope. %of> N. of a river. wgjrm: a crow. JUT/., WIT:, WT ( ?*WS*?nt V. ^lf^5nsfr(g% 31. 4. t a S. bnffalo. ^ir ri,-aidiR an epithet of Arjuna. -V ) cummin VI* seed. The hide of the black antelope. ^wirei The Qunja - plant. & Its beiry. srf H. 1. 83. like Krishna. ^srnr^ : ^ -2 To behave f Blackness. Blackening, black. 6 making P. throw about, pour disperse ; TV. eyed; Mat. 2. 5 eye ITo ; 4. 2. ; tiqnint- ] A t su^^. -Oomp. of. squint sag a. squint-eyed. The cry of a peacock recite, declare, communicate Ms. 3. 36, 9. 42. -J To name, call. -4 To praise, glorify, commemorate; srqswfOTRC rgw Bk. Mil. 9. 30 ; B.I. 39, 7. 69, 13. 27, 16.64; Me. 22. . A %g?f*?:, -%I%^>t! -liff^ %T3i*i3T3u;9)c7<*: pencock ; y?f: tell, ; 15. 72. Bh. A. 1 To be fit result in, bring S. 5. 8 ( 79 23 ; ; Ku. with dat. Will, intention, desire. -5 Summons, invitation. -6 Apparition, -4 ); qn?s^T05er1; I%MT?l ; . r A about, accomplish, ; form, shape.. -7 Wealth. -8 Atmosphere, sky. -9 Intellect, judgment. N. of a %JI5f: [ fa$. fl*ft "I <5 3. 5. 44, 6. 29 j 5. Me. 55 B. 5. 13, 8. 40 ; S. 6. Bk. 22. SI. -2 To be well- ]J ; nfctrt"lW ^TITW *rt*rHf ; Ghat. 15. -2 A banner. -^ A flower of the Ketaka plant; %$& sf%o& Me. 23 ; B. 6. 17, 13. 16. sxr I N. of a plant (=4cT); Bjffrffnrc ftplant managed or regulated, to succeed. -t To become, happen, occur <*rf? Bk. 16. 12 nfcf *<: sfini: ; A learned. -fi 1 house, abode. -2 banner. Living, habitation. -3 or adequate for, tend to produce, 1. 37. [f*a-3fMKT^] Knowing, %rTfir ) 1 ; A *"* ( 9. 44, 45. -4 To be prepared, be ready ^f$^r TT?f 3R Bk. 14.98. -5 To be favour; Bs. w%l^%AllMNt A -6 To paitake of. -7 To prepare, arrange. -8 To proable to, subserve. flower of that plant 1 %err [i*^?3?.] abode Mil. 2. 9 ; A -2 23. 2. Rs. 2. 20. noose, an ; duce, oanse,en!ect,create (with ace.). ; -9 To accommodate one's self to.-lO To fall to tbe share of. Caiu. ( $? tfsri Git. 7. -2 An mons. -3 Place, um- invitation, site. -4 A flag, ban- HW ner ; Hjr TfHiT *riW f>ilrw Ve.2. 23; Si. 14. 28 ; R. 9. 39. -5 ready, fit out ; $rTnT?*n<*> <.4<4J^ K. 156 ; 157. -2 To settle, fix upon, in- A sign, symbol as in ir9KrH. -6 An indispensable act (also religious) ; tend, design sff^crar %%<* HTOT^Mn. 5. 17. -3 To make, offer ; Mn. 6. 20; R. 5. 28, 11. 51, 03. -4 To provide or furnish with ; Bh. 3. 95 ; B. 1. 94, 5. 9. -5 To ; JJj?<jiretart r Ye. believe, consider, imagine, tbink ; fc ftlxW q^uitw Mn. 7 ; Si. 21. 47, 15. -8 To form, hear. -5 (as a poem). ^|5JT a title-deed. -Oonrp. frankincense. tj : <*,%:/. [^-fol] 1 Accomplish. ment, success. -2 Invention contrivance. -3 Arranging. o. Bonght, pnrc-ased. N. of a country and : (PI. ) it people ; %sj' 1 spot, mark. To snmtnpn, -2 To advise, counsel. appoint a time. -4 To show, indicate U. 6. 24. [ 1 ; summoned. -2 T^'3 wi^T! On. 1. 73 ] A flag, banner ; ^JTrggTfH* iffffh 2 srr^wnf sffain'i'ET S. 1. 34. 1 A ; 1 A Called, Dwelt, inhabited. P- [ *5St;*6 ]! 1 Arranged. prepared, done, got ready, equipped ; -2 Cut, pared Ms. 4. 35. -3 Caus*<*H%?t i Sr5W ed, produced. -4 Fixed, settled. -5 Thought of, invented. -6 Formed, To ^Tcwa. frame. in her nuptial attire. -7 call, invite. -3 To fix or, 6.-6Tooot, divide j S.6. -7 To execute, bring about, do, perform ; Si. 11. 11. 3. 16. Den. P. *W3 ; out, oait, N. of the wife - ) (w framed. -7 Ascertained, determined. To catter, Bk. ; |EtlOU.(&|ft*,tif$T) ' Black mustard. . with ^pnm, ffnr -111. 10 A. ( <m*P- ^wrnifc Den. A. 1 To make black, blacken ; ;js 11, nil 9 0. -9 To invent, compose igsaiH Extremely black. Amaru. mention, repeat, utter ; sni?sr ^fd'air IT? B. 1. 87 ;Ms. 7. 167,2. 124.-2To of Arjnna. -rs ; To know, inform. trs} foal meaai. money got by S. 1. 7 ; injure, hurt, kill. qct ) R. 9. 17. of Dl<aratha. j 4 Qlt. w- ( ; ' chief, head, leader, foremast, any eminent person ( oft at tbe end of comp.?;H3ii Ram. -3 A comet, meteor Ms. 1. 38. -4 A sign, maik. -5 Brightness, clearness. -6 A ray of light. -7 The descending node considered ; as the ninth planet, and the body or trunk of the demon 'itiV*f ( the head being regarded as R4hn ) ; ^nr?: -8 Day-time. -9 Apparition form, 374 -10 shape. A pigmy Intellect, race. judgment. -Jl -12 A -13 disease. An enemy. -Comp. the jjft artr a comet. descending node. a cloud. a flagstaff ; Tffe: / B. 12. 103. - Squint-eyed cf . A field under water ; meadow.-2 A basin for water round the root of a tree. -3 A mountain. a. ; 4 A particular mountain forming part of the Himalayas ( modern Kedlr. ) -5 A form of Siva.-Comp. TO a small dyke, earth raised to nni: a particular keep out water. form of Siva. %*Trfl The amorous sports of love. %^K: 1 The head. -2 The skull. cheek. -4 A joint. -5 The temples. -6 A kind of hell. a. Ved. Wise, learned wantonness, amorous address. -2 the confidential companion of the hero of a drama ( a kind of ftf or buffoon ). ( - VKW. an actor, a sport ; Ve. 1.2. dancer. ig-.-fSriffsr.-rtffT, -we* pleasure-house, a private apartment; 8. ;rrK: a sensualist. Amaru. a. sportive, wtrftton, Bv. 10. 44. 4. ladder, helm, a large oar iiBed as a rndder. centre of a circle- -2 ijrj 1 The IL The argnmcnl of a circle. -3 The argument of an equation. -4 Distance of a planet from the first point of orbit ia the 4th, 7th its Ved Undean. TV.] A worn on the upper arm, an armlet; |f*in T Bh. rVi*Tjfi s^t 5ro =T %iftT3Tsn A Kn. 7. C9. *: 2. 19 B. 6. 68 kind of coitui. with a braceifi^n^ a. Decorated ; ; let. %*5J: ( I* ) N. of a country ( in the south of India, the modern Malabar ) and its inhabitants Mai. ; woman 4. 54. -ffr 1 A ; R. of the Kerala country. -2 Astronomical science. -3 \ Hora or period of time equal to one hour. 6. 19 i P. i TO ( *wirT. *Twa ) %FS; shake. -2 To sport, bo frolicsome. A ?: r dancer, tumbler. Den. A. To aport. The Asoka I Play, a pleasure-i ark, 357: a parrot kept q^fr pleasnre-grove. for pleasure. %cfj*qft ) To serve, attend to, wait upon. %37 . 3FT37P Ved. Ved. A A m. /. [ uncommon -2 Alone, mere, , Pt. 1 ] Play, 2 Aniaroo" sport, pastitie &c. Gr.. 1 sport. ; : ibid. \ W!3?t5Tt ib\d. 175 ; MB. 8. : Amaru. 7 357 ; RH. ; 4. Pt. 17. 1. _j Joke, jest, mirth. -Ry:/. Tbe earth. -Oomp. ^r 1. spoitive skill, a lonse. ipf: 1- a braid of hair. 2. an epithel of Varnna. 5fTrT " seized by Ihe hair, -irf:, -n^or pulling the hair, seizing ( one ) by the hair ( both in amorous sports and in %5nr?: ^rj Brr SfT^IfH3. 11, 29 Me. 50 so ); The doctrine of absolute unity of spirit and matter. pj -??T: much w %?ror5T ; B. 8. 31; cf. also a? ctr-i s^ifV^ one a. 3. 19,20, 31. see under s^r^ir. whose essence is absolute unity Ku. 2. 4. ^rrHr^ m. the first Aruat. -^-sqr black pep; -^pi highest knowledge Pt. 5. a mere logician ( not ; --;r learning ); %Wt7ar^ anjt. other so |iirar>r. solely, Simply, wholly, purely, merely. ^srfff^ o ( rfr/- ) 1 Alone, only. -2 Devoted to the doctrine of absolute unity of the e*mUn. 5.33] Hair in general hair ) ; ; fjawrOT'?'!?* Ku. 1. 48; 7. 57 : cf. &c. -*y, a hair-bind. the head of auy other ~1*< -^f?l:/. part of the body on which hair grows. trsrvTift, -JTC^ff, T^HI dressing the comb. atross or fillet of parting of the hair. -3 A I A goat. bug. -4 louse. linir. qg-; a $$Tt the Skilful in dressing the hair. T: : -Rr^H hair. A -2 N. of Vishnu. brother. -5 A -6 An arrow of %5T-^ P V. 2. 109 ] Having much, fine or luxuriant hair. -^; 1 An epithet of Vishou ; y% Qtt. 1 ; Subaash. -2 The Supreme : Being. -Imnp. tree. ( -tj ) a arr^T: the mango weapon of Vishnu. i^rw: the Asvattha tree. fighting bair ; ( Mb. ; ) ind. ' H&ir to hair,' by pulling each other's Y. 2. 283. %T5HT o. ( ?sr/. ) [ sF^I-2? ] Hav- ing fine or luxuriant hair. spirit. 1 sjWJfi^T branch of i'ld. ornamented or ( i i;i,i. Only, merely, solely, entirely, solutely, wholly ; %*c?ft?&T J^rrrw K. 155 w ER-asr -arr^not ouly-bul ; not morbid baldness. 3 ). is, m ab- -Comp. ; ; - a hair-dresser, barber. -srriF the root of the hair. q-$r., - -rtf^[ sole, only, Astronomical science. handsome K. 8 (that ; -ffi or . Ve. isolated H ft !TfT f %*f?t fsTif sj^ 5?faq% 5fffra sornfro U. 8. 5 f Brrr much argrv: 9ir&{ dressing or arranging the hair (of the head ). ^Tpjrt: a mass or quantity of hair. afr?: fighting hollow, cave. fisherman. proficient in **-?* 1. in battles 12 s ceremony hair. tree. sport. -2 Amorous fq^- : a cuckoo kept -Oomp. for pleasure. per. spoil, play. C'ystal. of the hair. -2- long hair hanging lock or tuft of hair. -3. cutting of the hair as a religious tonsure. >: ; bracelet, of Varuna. -6 A kind of perfume.-? An epithet of Vishnu. -^fr 1 A lock of hair ( on the orown of the head ). -2 An epithet of sH: 1. the tip Durga. -Oomp. An epithet confidential friend. ; T : Ms. 2. 65. jJrRt^f a. ; extending to the, end of the hair as far as the forehead. -2. relating to the ceremony of final Peculiar, exclusive, a. Ma. 7. 91 ; f75T*!r(t?<Jm' smsf a pleasure-conch, sofa ; tfrasnfvrogprm Git. 11. gft: /. the earth. -^r%?: a boon companion, tree. 2. 134. (*ief)To shake or tremble n. 5. 68. -2 Especially, the hair of the bead ; or %?nrnf 5'"' Sk - ; down, or 10th degree. I. amorous. joke, sport, pastime. -tr: a pleasuregrutrad. -jsf: a species of Kadamba A -3 angry in f sister. younger flrey: I?Ht m. [%3i-5H] I A lion. -2 N of aB&kshasa slain by Kri8b.ni.-3N 375 of another RJkehasa who carried Devasenft and who slain by Indra. -4 An epithet of Krishna. -5 One fine - Damp, ft^^r;, WOTt epithets of Krishna Bg.18. 1. having hair. A woman ifir$T.?T 1 ful braid of hair. ; with ed her for her wicked demands, but was has, or the wife Visravag and mother of Rivana and Knmbhakarna. -3 An epithet of Dnrga. ane 7. ( Me. erRroffiri 9m*r}<s|: fffr 8. 6. 17 ; M. 2. 11 R. 4. 67 Si. 9. 47. -3 The B.kuK tree ; <wr81 ; ; jnWfff%^?TT: Ka. 78; ; lrerc*jr=? -4 The Punnlga 3. 55. Me. tree. fibre (as of a mango frnit). -6 Saffron. -7 The hair. -* I A flower of the Baknla tree B. 9. 36. ~38a! ___' an P ha t of iron. -Ooarp. W^y. epithet of mountain 3lg; the - citron, -** saffron. the father of Hanft- N. of a demon mat. killed %T9T [%(TW 3r 3)^] A flower of the Ketaka plant. f%rw w- f* m tferrt [ A stake in a Falsehood, STO ] 1 game. -2 Gambling. -3 t2. 29 S. 7. 3. ; best, excellent, or most ( at the end of ls Rf., m&o. -3 A -2 The prominent of comp. ) ; of. -4 The itron plant -5Punnagatree..6N.of the father of Hanumat. -Oontp. t an epithet of Hanumat. f ( sunt ) To sound. A " [ ] A field or meadow. %fttW, -\\ Bice, corn. ince or ruler of theEekayas. -ft A daughter of the prince of Eekay as and one (the youngest) of the three wives of king Dairratba and mother of Bharata. [When Kama wag titude of fields ; Si. 12. 42. : *m ( tail. ?t fisherman; A (as ; fisherman. irs Perfect 1 ] isolation, solenesg, exclngiveness.-2 Individuality. -3 Detachment of the soul from matter, identification with the supreme spirit. -4 Final emancipation or beatitude. Hair-like, fine as hair, -q^ The sentiment of love, lust, -q; A quantity of hair, -^r 1 One of the four varieties of dramatic style, more usually and correctly written qrhlre) q. v. -2 An epithet of Dnrga. %^frt [ iV^t'W ?R 3TJ ] Youth, childhood, tender age (below fifteen); %^: I A of opening light. gambler, cheat, rogue. at moon-rise pletely perverted the mind of Eaikyt that she became ready to ask the king, as suggested by her nnrse, to grant her the two boons which he had formerly promised to her. By one of hese boons she asked for the installation of her son Bharata, and by the other for the banishment of Kama for fourteen years. Daaaratha, blinded 1.75. -Comp. ai\ TV. ] [ ; ^5) f*5iW*TOT wr moon- 2. 73. -*'g: lotus -3 A cncioo. -4 A frog. -5 N. of Vishnu. -6 A wild lizard. -7 A wild date tree. -Clomp. -%*t a forr Qlt. 5. an epithet of the sun. -sftj: jrrw an indecent treatise on the art of love. pigeon an epithet of the The red 1 lotus 5. 36 f;T < ; Gtt. 10 -2 The red > of vegetable poison. 1 The ( ; water-lily. A ; %^fj^: A kind ; ^'TrfOff: U. 1 A lotus plant bearing white lotuses. -2 A plaos (pond &c.) abounding in white lotuses. -3 An Bv. assemblage of white lotuses white horse. -OT tf?.?^ Dn. Indian or black ) 1. 54] cutkon ; aVhifoat I'n'JC 1^5r Eu. 3. 32 4. B. 12. 39. -2 A fire-brand. 16 ; <*. [ f*fl(T-Mw to the Kiratas. -n I A Kiritas. -2 A strong kind of sandal-wood. &Wi( A 1 ni%w )i m. The moon. KirlUl. hair, ; moon. %CT?T of ' -2 An enemy, -v The white wn'TOfTf* Bh. ^W wolf A maxim ) 7 The whole mass quantity of hair. a Kinnara. an argument a ' how fortiori ( derived from ($53 much more.' ). bow much more, about to he installed as heir- apparent, she was not less rejoiced than K ansaly a. Bnt the had a very wicked nurse called Mantbara who long owed Bama a grudge. Finding this to be an excellent opportunity for her revenge, Mantharo so com- leold- A ] cj ) Santi. 3. 16 ; Ms. 8. 260 to his descent see Ms. 10. 34. ). -T, &?T$ A mul- fermiRT, ; demon, TV 3?iir - Coming from goblin by paiiion M he was, severely falsehood, (jr?! Gambling. a- Being on or growing in a farvsjr ' : device. trick, roguery. flower of the fqrg* tree The sing of the Kekayas V. fsr^rifHT^r deceit, fraud, roguery, tow Ka. 4.9 ; B. 8. 49; Si. 8. -4 The lapis lazuli, -w. 1 A cheat, rogue. -2 A gambler. -3 The Dhattura plant. -Comp. row a horse. -m ^STWHrygq^c? 28; ; 3S. . ; , -fr&nr:, -3?rart an epithet of Siva. -2* of %=?m^m 3TST nrrfif: B- by Vishnu. [He" was a very powerful demon. He and Madhu are said to have sprung from the ears of Vishnu while he, was asleep ; and when they were about to devour Brahman they were slain by Vishnu ]. vn-tfr An epithet of Dnrga.-Oonrp.-aifh.-nr^ m., -ftgt, -f^ epithets of Vishnu. triok . Enbera 5- ; -Comp. 1.3. ; ** 35. insect or monntain, a peak residence of Me. 11. 58 ; B. 2. of the Himalayas and Siva and Eubera as ; epithet of Yavana. ^ a -5Tr*l: 1 Coming from an An : ; 1. 11. q^ a. Sport, pleasure. nme ^Xanthippe']. The office of a'servant. An amorous person Batn. %ar On worm. Rs. 14 S. 14. -2 The filament of a flower ; ft* yield. become proverbial for'ashrcw,' : 1. to obliged account of this wicked act her a beauti- -2 N. of at last ft H a. ] Belonging prince of the man. -ft Belonging to A ; -Oonrp. tree. qpfa?:, the -TW: the mango a kind of sugar cane. arrenT:, -y. -^Hpoi: ( P1 - > N. of a country, the strip of land between the Sabyadri and the ocean. 576 Remiki, wife of gff: an epi- N. of [ 5T *dR 1 SEt^ - coming dry -^ f ichneumon. -3 ] q?Mll<: 1 [ jft a^r diadem, crown. -2 A - -2 A hnt by Bi. ; M. A fe -am^^io] I A fortified 1. 86. srnft 1 A naked woman. epithat of the goddess Durga l, ( represented as naked / ). *:* 1 1 5 ed end of a bow C The ourv- ijfliMiiil**^!?- ; asT&iB. 11. 81; U. 4.29.-2Theend or extremity, edge or point in general ; Ks^rff srr*T ^nwrr few* Mol. 9. 32; ati^ash'ssir R. 6. 14, 7. 46; 8. 36. -3 The edge or point of a weapon. -4 The highest point ; excess, pitch, climax, excellence; so K. 369 Pt. 4 excessively angry .-5 The horns or digits of the moon ; Kn. 2. 26. -6 Ten millions, a orore ; B. 5. 21 ; 12. 82; Ms. 6. 63. -7 The complement of ; an arc to 90* ( in math. ) -8 The side of a right-angled triangle ( in math. ). -9 A class, department, kingdom rg^ , Jrrfor 4c. -10 One side of a question in dispute, an ala millionternative. -Gornp. j-*7Tt aire. ran TO. an epithet of Kllidtsa. 3ur the co-sine of an angle in a right-angled ( in math. ). ^q alternatives. irnf a rudder. irrot the gnard of a stronghold. ; to ^fcq ( fig. ) A variety of leprosy with sjfy: large round spots. -2 Ring-worm. 99 ; swww a ror 55?: 173. -2 An intermediate point of the compass. -3 The bow of a lute ; a fiddle-stick. -4 The sharp edge of a sword or weapon.-S Bv. A ( lit. ) onlt things. 2. an epithet -6 A drom-sticV. -7 N. of the planet Mars. -8 N. of the planet 8atnrn.-9 A sort of musical instrument. [ cf. Or. gonia~\. -Damp. gflTypjj B t r iki n g o f droms, tabors &o., used In the sense of ' a mingled sound of various musical in- struments ; Ve. ^nTi^ Forming the ). a. Edged, pointed; millions,, in By crores, S. 7. 26. innumerable numbers ^TTC:-* 22 ( It is -^ort a bug. Un. [ Having a crooked handfS-r* ] 1 Afflicted with pain. -2 Churned. -u 1 Putrefaction, corruption. -2 A' sore. -3 Gangrene. -4 A disease of the M An eye-brow. -2 An "> t A A by the poor TV. ] bud 35 ; of prw- A 1 ] bud, - ; -2 3. developed ; rwnrr, t^m^tr^t?^ B^l rftt (rrj ^, Qit. 13. -3 fibres of the stalk of a lotos. *- The -4 A kind of perfume. sjftftar a. 1 Budded, sprouted. -2 Ground, ponnded, reduced to small particles. q. v. A hog, SI. 14.43, 86.-2A raft.baat -v3 The breast. -4 The haunch, . boar ; hip, lap. -5 An embrace. -6 The planet An out-cast, one of a degraded tribe. -8 A barbarian. (5 1 The weight of one Tola. -2 Black Saturn. -7 pepper. -3: A kind'of berry. -Crap. sr* N of the country of the Kali nga8.--yur. a heron. A bog. The body of a Inte. T-f^ij-cft/. See sr^fr. loud and confus- ed noise, an uproar. Long pepper. a. Experienced, learned] skilled, wise, proficient ( with gen. or loo. bnt usually in comp. ) ;37r- t%nwfsra9?tf%^Tft Vikr. 1. 16 ; gor^TOtft^: Si. 14. 54, 69 ; unamsnu- Bh. 3.100; 1 A 6. f eyes. -5 Churning. A as the Sneers, ( 5. -3 Any : a. nrsrrw 1. 173. thing resembling a bud, partially opened bnt not fully corner-wise, diagonally. ' The lapwing; 1 %OTT5T 3TJ Htu-*! an unblown flower d.From angle to angle, Wiii*1f3r highest by tens of f? moveable joint the knees Ac. ). -3 : point of anything. ittd. A m. an epithet of Siva. : a. 1. thus defined by Bbarata of Dnrgl. tffo* [ 1 stick, staff, club. ; *fh of the stalk fibres Mil. 9. 7; Ms. 5. 13| ?. small white crane. i. t. A striking a point performing the most diffi- a. The gsr?r ( fig. ) corner, an angle (of "anvthing") ; W^r Sffm sjr>f TWTfrr Vikr. 1. 1 -2 An -3 Handsome, beauWater. -2 Clay, earth. 1 of a lotus. 1 *5T* ; 100. -B 3?l- fort ] town, strong-bold. -2 The gtnirs of a pond. -3 A well. "-4 A libertine, a ; nfiflr 2 ; tiful. 5sr-r? +|: mason "' 1' 14 4. 66.-2( a ) Soft, low Agreeable, pleasing, sweet ; dissolute person. a tree 2. : ( The hollow of ; The naked woman with dishevelled hair. -2 N. of thn goddess Durga. -J N. of the mother of Bona. 1 offspring of a a daughter of a potter ). ; - > moral alio). . A creat .-3 caatle. fe*T Carving, bending -Wt I builder of thed, thatcher. -2 A mixed oaite A 11. is. erTTf: [ ( kind of *fflJ a [f ^S? 55,^ ft ST: of. Un. 1.106] 1 Tender, soft, delicate S. ( fig. also ); fs Bh. 3 N. everal games. [fC^] 1 A *ort harrow. matted hair in general TV.] N. of a fentivnl held on the full moon night in the month of Atviua and celebrated with ^IT* A hair collected ( by ascetics ) on the forehead in the shape of a horn, 31%- W*]&^ shed. -3 Orookedneti beard. -4 epithet of Indra. * A *&, : aquatic bird. ; A ). stinflf An T-- oaste, ( the offspring of a fisherman by a female butcher -2 An ascetics in the shape of a horn. be- Drying, Drying ap, wither. 1 : hair collected -2 A man of mixed ing, aridity. nft *HF TV. ] 1 The on the forehead by [ tffif : Jamadagni -- Clomp. thet of Parasnrama. -T l, N .of . 5. 10. g^isurorarfof irmf^T*r. Me. 30 Ms. 7. 26 $j^;Hvi* Mu. 3. 10. ; ; a country. tree ^ epithet of Siva. (hlf*>tnt Rs. ; 3. 6 ; U. 5.1. bind o' grain. species of grain eaten ; fimr ttij^glH rnt *nter Bh. fT&ft- 2. 100. . ] 1 holding liquidb, a pail. A vessel for -2 A bucket, 877 cap. -3 A vessel in general. -4 A box, cupboard, drawer, trunk. -5 A gbeatb, scabbard. -6 A case, cover, Ms. 1. covering. -7 A store, mass 99. -8 A store-room. -9 A treaury, ' Trade, business. merchant. -3 Submatrader, -2 A rine fire. . -13 A closed bnd S 29 f?w ; pod. flower, fiif% -J6 A nut-meg, store-room ; sheaths or CUSPS ( ) house. -26 A cloud. -37 Ths interior of a carriage -28 A kind of band- An oath. $fr ( shoe, sandal ftprfd;, master A 29 ). -2 A bud. -3 Tbebtardof corn. 4 seed-vessel. A in surgery ( -3TW: qrp>T ) -Oomp -ar1. a treasurer, pay- ( modern cf the room. . ^rTTs 1. one who ; qr a chest in ira^f:, treasure is kept, coffer. kind of perfume. -2- which <JTH- a a 1. crease of treasure. -2 enlargement of the scrotnm. 5TTTTO>r a clasp'd knife, a knife lying in a sheath. purification by ordeal. ^ w a. in- animal r sr ). a. deprived of riches, poor. An 1 A ^ egg. -2 A A testicle. * The mango bribe W3fvi, qm3f>: business A grtsnr a. l*r( and try k. 1. 84. -ror : 5T )c?= ( I?'- ) its oeople 3. 5 g?rf?^r a. I Relating to a snare or trap -2 Dishonest, fraudulent ; o sur- A nke~d woman; 1 ] blaok- v fig. ). N. of a conn- ; nig*' ; 6. ; 7 1 celebrated writer en civil prlity as ^nm^r( the work being known jfrfiil, the friend and ad vi jf r of Cbannd a very imiortant draouptt character in ihe Mudrlrakh*"a ; ; 3: Speaking indis-tinctly. kind ot mnMcal instrument -2 A sort of spirituous liquor. -A The inventor or first teacher of : the drama. 1 qj^-fjj- c -2 A hunter. ^Trf^T 1 A Crookedness (lit- and -2 Wickedneci. -3 Dis 'O1?5. Pt. 2 ?r s nesty, fraud The crooked', N. of Cbiqnky", a Warmth. 17 The city of Ayodhyi. A A imlto. ferrt: 9. 1 butcher, ; B. 9. 1 TV. a ; poacher. ; warm, tepid bivda 4c. in sells tha fleeh of bird?, animals &o. [ ( *TI$* One whose 1 to catch i -2 One who traps. Proceeding from as a ound ) [|TJT *js wf^-'] Luke- o. Mn. 7. a Belonging to the plant or niadeof it. An epithet of Durga. Evil doing, wickedness. -2 Repentance. to .iw a cock. ^)mfe?T: [f Z 35 ] 1 A family A mendicant who -^2 always fixing bin eyes on th ground for fear of treading upoi worms, insects &c. -3 ( Hence ) A er. Tied to or being cPTSra- 0*fr/) I on the sides. -2 Abdominal. in th bJly. -2 Bein* in a h'ath ; a. CTnnP A -oomp. shma. 5. f3: ^prq- Distortion the hands. 8; ; thing or - paralysis of V.sh. -1 Ea K erne, Ary iwpatifnce. -3 or wonder. creating curiosity vehemence, Vikr. 1.90. d einon ? Mal i an epithet of Bhl- so b ' in .ire, curiosity, ;. Fapily (wr r jf"5V 9f: a swr. 3? ] Constitut.ng family.^ of a f unnly ; l1i father or a master 4.31. HC in'tar r O [> ^"v relationship. ^ for Necessa.y 3 or honsshold. paler familial. hypocrite. tree. OTnraraJ ( =^31%$ q which is tkrt more correct form). 48 granary. -2 drinking vessel. K miljisi m. a false witness. fal*a evidence, perjury. ! nutmeg". ^rffrs? n. an animal living in a shell, a chrysalis. fi%j /. 1. in- gt%: /. who works at home on his own account and not for tha vMagre. one 9. <& A brick trough rounding wall. for watering cattle. !fr8U To o>round, enclose. makes scabbards. -2. a lexicographer. -J. the ilk-worm while in the cocoon. -4. a chrysalis CTTCft a silk-worm. ~"^1 "* B kind of sagar-cane. sj-ja treasury, store-room B. 5. 29. Pent undergoing an ordeal. =g^j the (Indian) crane. -rnrsi: -TW! * a treasurer. -2- An epitbnt of Kubera. A evidence. -Comp. false the Kuteja. tr-ee tT$T:,(. OPPffT((T?f' ) an inrlfpendent carpenter, nt*T- Ms. wirrftqr: treasury. the chest ele- 5f; treasurer, store ' minister ; of finance' ). -2- n epithet of Kubera. 3trr*:, -t a treasury, store( ; -2 Giving 1. an animal living in a fhell. the manager of a store-room. an'jr: the gastric fticnlty, digestive 1 ; age or ligature Belonging to an ow juice. which successively make the body, enshrining the so-il. -24 (In law) A kind of ordeal of Y. 8. 1 12. -25 A ; bonse ; hence, indeing in one's pendent, free. -2 Domestic, h mely, homebred. -3 Fraudulent, dishonest. -4 Snared. zs I Fraud, falBtmcod. the heart, iriT5r*rfi;T9i?S't ttt ; 280. -2. 7 niit-gheM.-l a vi* Ye. 3 The cocoon of a silk -worm Y. 3. 147. -18 Vnlva. the womb. -19 An ege. -20 A testicle or tha scrotum. -21 The penis. -22 A tail, globe -23 ( In Ved&cta phil. ). A term for the five vestures 1 the body, a Inngs &c. -2 The belly, abdomen. -3 An inner apartment. -4 A granary, A surrounding 1 store-room. ff wall. -2 The shell of anything. a store- house, arrrt ' -Oomp. bbish. -14 The stone of a fruit. -1 5 A ; a ) : ; N. of ) pi. people or rulers its pbpnt. xh yo)M<JV q^fsr^sniT: fSfr R- ; 3. 8, 13. ) Un. 2.4] Own. ; vocabulary. ( Any one of the viccera of 1 ( Us;, also); ^T5iW(W: K. 45. -11 Gold or silver wrought or nnwrcught. -12 A dictionary, Uxioon, 1 of a tree Si. 12. 37. an apartment where money is kept; Ms. 8. 419. -10 Treasure, money, wealth ; f^ispmwroragfwarfr R. 5. ^RW ( ; ( : country and 378 -4 The marriage thread ( -worn on the wrist )' ; wfi'TOrgTin'Swnf gftgsr.! Ku. 5 66 ; R. 8. 1 -5 The ceremony with the marriage thread preceding a marriage. -6 Festivity, gaiety. -7 (Particularly) Auspicious festivity, solemn occasion ( such as marriJ^ITST* S. 4 ; Ku. 7. 25. age ) ; -8 Delight, joy, pleasure, happiness Bb. 3. 140 ; U. 6. 33 M4I. 10. 3 : U. 3. 37. -9 Sport, m ; ; A -10 pastime. song, dance, show Juke, mirth. -12 or spectacle. -] Friendly -Ooaap. honse 1 salutation. a pleasure- greeting, 3THK; -t, -^jgr qfrjOTirnum^ Ku. 7. 94. ftm, -smw 1. a solemn ceremony. -2. ; particularly ) marriage cereR. 11. 53. ; -of after;, ( mony a trinraf.hil arch erected tive occasions. <* 5?hjl%a Eager, longing to the god of war ; Mil. 1. 1. ft 1 The wife of one who has not married another wife. -2 The Sakti or ] 1 ; of Kftrttikeya. i1 Childhood ( to the age of five. ). -2 Maidenhood ( to the age of sixteen ), power ( ) Tift Wlf virginity firar TON* ft *jtw<* Ms. 9. 3 ^fcarsfa^ ; ; ^f?J a. W- *W -- iffi the rearing ment of children. TI^M the position of an heir-apparent ?* a. marrying or gaining a woman as a girl Ti *IWIT?T: (pr i? f T: K. P. 1. *lwiw Boyhood, juvenile or tender age ^qi^%sr fJinn^af A ': The sen : & *J ( ) TV. ] gay. f ya-aw [ 1 ] Desire, curiosity. interest ; iwq^on 1. 9 S. 1. -2 Eagerness, vehement or eager desire. -3 1 tWiijgrB: V. curiosity, a A solemn cere- A S&man $>lf*f Katsa. Varatantn R. 5. ; composed by N. of a pnpil of 1. -2 N. of a de- I fjr: won- grad'd family. A man <M3[Tf5J3r: of a mixed ctste, a fisherman. ^ Sochal salt. Ugliccgs of tf [ . Moonlight ; 51/5.5^ H? irffT wg^V Kn. 4. 33 ; 5n5r3'nin* ^Vgtfr JisrgTK R. 6. 85 ; ( the word is tbts popularly derived: %t iq?} snir zr^JT ^lt *tg:{l 2sr A ] Son of 3>i%T: [ j ;jn: SRW 5-* ] an epithet of Yndhistthira, ', Bbtma or Arjana. ( q~r V. 2. 20 1 ] /. ) [ ^T-sror ] coming from a The pudenda- -2 A Rewell pri- A small piece of vity, privy part. -3 cloth ( usually a email strip ) worn over the privitog : STa^rsTW*101.-4(H B5(ifrr *K9Rr3!i?m$uBh.3 A ragged or tattered garment. -5 Sin, an improper or wrong lometiiiits act ; i Pt. 3. 97. The mace -2 Hmnp qrh-TK . &c. -Oonrp. full ( fr /. ) f?R [ ww ] ] bastard. A 1 moon in the moon. ann ] 1 Juvenile, youthful, virgin, maidenly ( of men and women ) qfrutt: trr%. ; wnf:.-28oft, tender. -J moonlight Bl sg-r^t the day of month ^vina. -qffj: g^r R. ; 3. 1. appearance of yy. the stick *Mlc5* a Made by *PTOt3nPT- *f3r mace of Vishnu ; of the a. ( M/. ) ^3 ?t *T, f $-3? ; of Knru ; nzsrrfw wT^^ar wsr^ T sftqr^ Ve. 1. 15 Chan. 50. -2 A rnler of the KnriiB. ( So FWnri3r ; ^^T ; err ] Belonging A 6. ^a? war 12. f An ; R. 14. 36, 84. -2 An improper act, bad or scandalous conduct ^9fn ctrf ^ f^ffflTH' 5*^ 3T'w STJ?IT>W^ Ve. 2. 10. -3 Acornbat of animals. -4 Ccck-fighting. -5 War, battle (1n general ). -6 High -7 A privity, the podeuda. birth. -2 A Knrus. ^tcq": The zodiaca] sign Scorpio ( a word derived froaj Greek ). High dTTwis-tf 1 -2 birth Pt. 1. 116. ; scandal. Family -3 Family honour. A king of the if Mn. [ !fs5-5 ; fc<*> * ; fjM.3; Me. 112; 9BWT: [f?-t"T] 1 A descenda.it of Horn 5lhsir3"?Tfrw$rJT5i ^ (JIT $n5rfti^r no- follower of: the ritual. a scandal evil report, to a The son of a fe- T: 1 male beggar. -2 left band Sikta [: ; pertain- Earthenware 1 Belonging to a family. -2 Cus37tomary in a family, ancestral. ] A weaver qflfaiRT ftc^qor *T5Tt 5r7*lt fsfW Pt. 1. 202. -2 An impostor, a heretic. -3 A follower of the left hand Sikta ritual. ififour, i^Kn^i inter of 37 porcelain. ) *?nr^ Ve. l. 19, 25 or ; ^?r: Si. 3. 18. ipl^ or - ing to a potter. V. 2 N. son bastard, daughter of disloyal wife. -2 The child of a beggar. or stand of a 'amp. and of Krishna. [ fsn-wis] I Crookedness. batkednesa. a- 127 -2 Anything ^ the Kuntf or ). serving as moonlight, t. e. cansing delight and balmy coolness ; c*n?T aYf^ i^^ig^r Kn. 5. 71 ; ir aRTsCT i*nrM*ir: 5^*nr Mai. 1 34 ; cf 1'i^r. -3 The full moon day in Karttika. -4 The fall moon day in -4vina. -5 Festivity ( in general ). -6 Particular y, a festive day on which temp'es, booses &o. are illuminated. -7 ( At the end of titles of works &o. ) Elucidation, throwing light on the subject treated, g. ' lating to 5?(ir v: The a bast- ard. ble family. spearman, lancer. iq a. family, of a good family. son of an unchaste woman, 1 nails. WRW j'fT' Sprung from a noble <* -- of an nnmorried woman. The aonth Earttika. ; Anything exciting der, cnriosity. -4 mony. speech of "4 1, S5IBV7 1. in. an^ of. Win P. IV. [ f SZtIT: The son of a ( chaste ) female beggar. -2 A bastard. CT^i^r: 1 The son of a female beggar ( chaste or unchaste ). -2 A father of girls. t a. Festive, Karpnr. sftD.6. 19. te re e ted. t%H f& ritual. ?j The doctrine and practices of the left band Saktas(for a short description of qh^q4 see ; on fes- eagerly ) [ Relating to a family, ancestral, hereditary. -2 Of a noble ?y: A worshipfamily, well-born. per of $rr% according to the left 1 hand andgenrral treat- ; )/. ( rfr P. IV. 2. S6 ] wrart *)W 3ur Bg. 2. 13. -Oonrp 3trej a harlot ; Mil. 7. ?? Belonging toa -2 Belonging to the Avatara of Vishnn as A tortise ( "jtjtir ). ^t N. of a Kalpa. tortoise. ble family. ly. _^f. sect. ; 5' ] o. 1 -2 Pertaining Of a no- to fami- dog, hound. Noble born, of a high -2 Of tbo left hand Sikta ^qbirth. A. Knlutas 1. 20. a. \ 379 / (ft) aw ] [ Belonging to or f rcm coming mwr* Knbera Tipr 45. m ; bera. o- SETT^T An (5ft/-) [ffl-SHorJ Kna -2 Made of Silken. 1 grass. -tf epithet of Kinyaknbja. A woman's Ms. 5. 120. -3 garment of silk r: fasrfRr ; Mk. 5. 3 lower <si?r'7g Bs. 5. 8. ; a. Belonging to the people of the Kasalas. $q t A prince of the Koealas. ?ur The wife of Dasarathn: and mother of B&ma. Oomp. far*, Rama. <>. 1 Connected m* jTr?r epithets of 3^. *ra-Oomp.^ ^Hff n. a eaoiificisl a demon, ceremony. ^^, -jg^ goblin. cjffT^ m an epithet of Siva (who destroyed Dak gha's sacriJchratu ir the ]. acridce. . fice). - of a sacrihorse 3^7, an epiibet of Vishnu. gst m. a god, deity. \i5^ n |. the Ir.rd of faorificeg imrag-Jin: ^igTr^ Ms. 9. 260. -2. the ^ranjisacritke. -n^f: the fice. p*crmer -qsg: a sacrif cial . ; with 3?f?fTT loan. -2 Usurious. a sacrifice. , 1 Well-being, cUverness Skill, happiness, skilfalness, m fiWrsjOTf* inrrsrww*rfr *m* TOrnrt ; Ma. welfare, -2 prosperity. 3. |nnrr ; fff ttwm'^err: A SnSnS'Sr Si. 10. 13. A present, an -2 Friendly inquiry after one's health &o., greeting. ST a< 95t5W C epithet of Flowery, Wild r cheat, 1 ] A *i$!*r [ W 0*r ] The Dawratha and mother *tTOt!f ; Blrna.sonof Kanlyl ; Bk. 7. 99. ; ^itfr [fSTfrf i^ltrf 3T<*] N. of an ancient city on the Ganges in the lower part of the Doab. ^f^ O. Wr ( /. ) [jftf-SST, Incased, sheathecf. -9 Coming from an owl. -3 Born of the family of Kurika. -4 Silken. ff5H>-3? An 3fi 1 1. ; 3W Indra of ; N. 64. 5. Siva. -U An epithet cup, drinking of a river in Be- A RT 1. N. blr. -2. N. of the vessel. epithets of Vishnu. 3^ et. seq. also. crow. -Comp. wrwsr: 10 1, 10 P. 5(5^ 4, To speak. -J To To 1 hurt, injnre, *f 1 1 P. (s^rlr, ^355;, To cry, weep, shed tears A saw ; - : ; ; (witha-o.); sB^m'^ta'wVstt HrgsrggrtraiMark.P. -3 Tocry ont,exclaiin. -4 To yell, howl. -5 To neigh ( as horse). -6 To roar. -7 To creak (a a wheel ). -10 P. or Caw. \ To cry out continuously. -2 To r'oar, rave. -3 To cause Bif: Ved. I To mate Eetaka tree. U. 4. ^ 3. -Oomp. u^ 77] . r*<J^9; ar?Ti^?r^or <jri^ 1 A gsimt R- 65 5tff arW5rJT ; ff 1 ; 1 A. (=pq 1 To pity. -2 To gjr^ mourn.-3Tolameut. -4 To go. -5 To long for, desire. ; gjjj; 1 U., 4 P. (tPRisr, ^W, nesB,adeqaacy, efficiency. -10 Delibe- cpproach. pulse. ration, consultation. -1 fTlSffliarrfff Tha profession of an actor. -12 Enlightenment. -13 Offering, worship. -14 An Asramcdha sacri- Praj&patis; 1 Inspiration. (these senses are mostly Vedic). month ^ishadha. -16 or liking. Excess of fondness -17 An organ, [cf. Gt. kratoa Zend or weepine, *tfifnr^ig f^"JT: R- 9- 75. -2 Mutual defiance, challenge. legaminoas plant, A if Wept, called ] epithet of Rama. cat. A M. 1.35 -4 Intelligence, -5 Power, ability. -6 Plan, design, purpose. -7 Resolution, determination. -8 Desire, will -9 Fit- The A ] cry of deatrees or lamentation cried out. talent. (jr^y, ory, Ved. Battle-cry. a. [ 5R^-^ HTfH, SPi'ftfl. walk, step, go ; Arjuna. arrgtf rainbow. cocoa-nnt tree. ftq-. an A Calling, inviting. the t 5H^ A tree. Hjflpt Neighing. -2 cry of distress or weeping, lamentation. -2 Mutual defiance. -3 1 r sacrifice to weep. 1 tFT?T: [ W'\ v\3 a . The Eeatka f3r ; calling out. creaking sound. -2 To sink. -3 To be wet. arer^-: (pi-) N. of a country sn*t B. 5. 39; M. 29 rnvsroifireff Pt 4 nofrjif V. 1. HT?ro%* : R. 14. 68 ; 15. 42 Bk. 3 28, 5. 5- -2 To call out to, call out piteouely to any one, To be crooked. -2 shine. ^g^lA.(?^Jt3) ; swftt, -&ft. an epithet of P. -2 Cutting slaughter. 5.2. kill. goddess Durga. -3. N. of one of the four varieties ofdramatic style; B^nrrofeprr TT5l3?r arg sficrft gee S. D. 411 a -J A manner of joining the fingers. -Oomp. fjsror:, -a;r^ m. -f^r= epithet of r>sTiftir q. v. -2 An owl U. 2. 29. _j A lexicographer. -4 Marrow. -5 Bdellium. -6' An ichneumon. -J A snakecatcher. -8 The sentiment of love ( ) -9 One who knows hidden treasures. -10 An epithet of A 1 faw^ IN. of a celebrated gem obtained with 13 others jewels at the churning of the ocean and worn by Visbpn on his breast ww^ir |r<j7r ). -10 D. To delight. safflower. fjwr ^ra z% knave. -2 A juggler. To injuro J with gen. cf person t [ spf^a ( cEjjft, ( Si. 7. 57. ; Kaus&lyl. eldest wife of of Rima. 1 P. hurt, kill W^T flower red. Blma; son of ] [fST aiw ] 1 Prepared with safflower. -2 Dyed with saf: An ffSi'Sroi flowering, -jj 1 The ashes of brass ( ngd as a collyrinm ). -2 Pollen of flowers (TOJT) bribe. OTSTT&BjrT, grrsnft I offering. aifNmf [ yei^-sirsr ] J The practice of usury. -2 Sloth, indolence. : Rff, 313, ^.^ft, IBiiT ) To 1 Bk. 8. 2 25. -2'1'ogo to, ucc. ): ^nr ^T^ ( with ; Sat.Br. -J over, go acrnB,traverae f To pxsH ; U or 8 o 2. 13: . Ram. -4 To g^ 1 leup, fice -15 The Silk, silken, 94. -2 A silken if I P;. 1. Silk; cloth in general ; ; -5 To go up, a ; " cover, occnpy; take ' ' ) 380 To 6 ) ( f>*w*r B. 14. 17. up to, pervadr, Bfrmi^sr reach penetrate ; Ki. 5. 34. ; Rwn: wifwfcqr^T artnti *fww*r B. 1. 14. -8 To audeitake, strive be able or competent for, after, Low energy fur ( with dat. or inf. ) Vop. wig; 1. 16 ??r ; s: Sk., q-- -9 To i yT ; of Agni. >Jr: ^if. succes- irregularity. sion, order. Bk. B*infbft*j$ ; To -10 8. have q. v. 551? ) foot. fulfil, inle'conne with. ( Bjr P. I. 3. 38 B>H by itself is need in the Atm. in the sense of continuity or ' want of interruption, energy or application', and 'development or inciease', and also conquering or over getting To cause To repeat a letter ( 3>"urirf ) 1 ' arritngement i^*fl^ Ac. anm: pace '). flriiartr: ; the =PH ^r ] step, ; ast -4 Performance, oorrmencernent fwfiparft gf a ( ) nep, tucoets'on w 2. U. ; Kn. ; 5. ; course, Ms. 3TW9T ; 53. order, f^Ffl^fH^r*^rMi. 7. 24, 9. 85, ( b ) Trad.tional ) Order of proprie32 -6 Method, manner ; 6. ( c A Vikr. ; ; g,amr 18. -8 A '.d by a qjiYs sjjrqgn' pog.tion of attack an animal taring); WlHTSjP'. 4. ne,, Bk. Mil. ( sKsr: 3 assiim- before making Gone, ; ( j,. *1\ an?, fr^^f -9 PreprHtioD, reini2. 9. -!C An noder- Amnu. or 3?)cV 4.J, 33. -12 Ve ParticaUr uianuer ot leo.ting die texts, leaving at each time one word and taking up another -ft J Power, strength. -14 jf. of /. *q. 114. -2 An ( N. ; M. ; 1. ftrer 16. composition eipiatory when the moon conjunction with a planet ). **** o. omniscient. ?%* Goin ?' proceeding. * A step, -2*A pace. -3 Surpassing. -4 Attacking, overcoming S Declination of a planet. The -6 _^ ff!) ecUptic. -j,^ a by the ecliptic. ecliptic. _ ^ the d ;Mrib , d - 3 , r he sine o f declination or of the ecliptic. ora: the equinoctial points or nodes of the the ie -^rT: decimal. on of a point of tho eclip" 0> -'^"= 1. the ecliptic. -2. the trop.oal zone, space within the tropics. : A bird. a. Ved. Worshipping, prais- ing. B*w ifc-fr^n. Ved. flesh, oar- tion. Jr. ; carrion; *jgiii5qB-af% MSI. 5. 16. [cf. L. caro -Oonrp. ^ M. act, Me. business, ). ; 1. rHFrr^TmwmT flifiiT -6 -7 Practice A opp. ( literary work, ^r^lT JTqifaTWt^ft' V. 1. 2 ; -8 A purificatory rite, a rite or ceremony. 9 far- r&- An rite, expiation. -10 ( a ) The ceremony of offering oblations to the deceased ancestors ( sirjf ). Obsequies. Worship. -12 Medical treatment, application of remedies, cure ; sfhTTiarTT M. 4. cold remedies -13 ( In gram. ) Action, the general idea expressed by a verb. -14 Motion. -15 -U ( i ) Especially, motion as one of the seven categories of th Vaiteshikaa ; see grfc- -16 ( In law Judicial in) vestigation human means by ( witnesses &o.) or by ordeals. -|7 Burden of proof fo^r ?7T ffllW^T>: ffaft imffSr V. *II^?r: Mayft. -18 A verb. -19 A noun of action. -20 Disquisition. -21 Study. -22 Means.expendients. -23 Instrument, implements. -Conrp. -sr . ; ^qr i practising ritual observances, 1. completion or termination of an =T Baw Do- -5 Possession of some art know- pect in astronomy ( _^ I ] as of singing, dancing Ac.), ligioua lofflp. action, v. ) ; ' ; 5t performance, ac3TrgK, Uff; sr?g^f undertaking ; sraninarTf V. 4.15; Ms. 2. 4. -3 Activity, bodily action, labour. -4 Teaching, instruction %TT f ft B. w?5ct(%!rr JwY^fo I A horse. -2 A foot, step. 3 Djclmalion. -Jr i Q : ng> pig g. ing. -2 A step. -3 A certain as- -ff: -^ HT% irwtr ir ; passed over, j. of Zadiae waTftrfcfrartrfa?^* sroiMij y\^T theory sr taking, enterprize. -1 1 An act deed, manner of proceeding >ta! 18 affair, execution of a tiik; flesh, _&- ]. a. eating raw ; ant-hill. execution, 3. 29. camel Si. 12. insect aloewood. gj The sign of the %?TT [f ing, ledge 29 1. An worm.. -2 called Aries. 6. 104. ecliptic. bold n complisbment betel-nut tree; sit^friVtrr^a Si. 3.J1 ; V.kr. 18. 98. sawyer. -Oomp. i^ffcr- |t?rs A I : see r> o. [ cPT^iTfl: ancestral, hereditary. The A : ; 2^] 1 Succeseerul. -3 Descended lineally, sive, Thinness, emaciation, Killing, murder. ; -4 1. 68, 3. 12. ; 69. 3. 173, order ty S. 7 30 sff"! Si. 14. BT Beguiar step. gnlaily, successively, seriatim. -2 Gradually, by degrees B. 12. 47 ; -5 A ind. Siler p. p. traversed 4c. A I A ytxtisr | ftjpfHT.Iti afarsjftflli Mb. ; Si. 12. 18. -2 foot. -3 Going, proceeding, course; r <7aTflT wif^ r ST<* of m. leanness. : ^f)tr'?r, wnrti ipf? ', horse, GradnalIy,sncceBsively. arnjr: ind. ] In due order, re- go Ac. -2 as in Deiid. f1*TTWTWT^t BJfT: [ to ] A -2 ' Caui. ( ). tFT.'Vra^ stu Walking. -3 Proceeding. ' ' A Transgressing. -13 To have sexual ' 55-j ] ; To -12 !^ Den. P. To emaciate, thin or lean. ari'sia' a. Made lean, emaciated* the Krarrm arrangement of a text. SfHT: [ tFrWi(5[ qs^r g^jThe | 22. effect succeed, awnsjnpirrtrqj-qt Si. 1. 54. -I I To be repented ( as a etier or word in the arrangement accomplitb. 1 make methodical O.-derly, Ved. an epithet gjSEiq who goes through a regular course of study. -2 One who knows (Aiin.);!T called I reading )_^tfq-.. flesb. 1. such as rBal, its -2 Bk. a carnivor a tiger Ac. ; U. 1. 49. -2. a demon, goblin; B. 15. 16 smr;r: a deer ( killed for ( -TO. ) : an ox. dett fce 131. 5. declin- 3Tmir a. 3r5rY9T!JM9?iii* Bk. 9. developed or increased to have fill scope be at home Bf?ir> Dk. 107 ; ( with loc. ) rnfi'Sn 23. 3. 167. 84, ^g- n: the sine of a planet, ation. 0715. the Krama Ms. ous an 3*jr ~2 Going, proceeding. ** tftr siij wii re- 3T5cmri, 73, ; isnu ;r Vikr a*r rf ; sbnu..0oarp. gular order, dne arrangement, -snitf, -auiTrT o. descended or inherited lineally, hereditary ; Pi. 1. flesh liberation from ceremonial absolution. agreement sppgqiro: ; ft a acts, special 381 M. 9. 53. 3TV{r*r a. one a law-suit through tha statements of the witnesses Ac. who loses -JTBpr see*'Jfi3-fl.-iK<7T witnesses, other proofs adduced by the plaintiff or complainant. TTTT: 1. connection with the yerb. -2. the employment of expedient* or means. -3. active devotion. ;yfart emission or discontinuance of any of the eisential ceremonies of the Hindu religion T nwr: Ms. 10. 43 necessary ipflaence of acts done. ; *'-d m of action, manner of any rite. ; Ms. 9ffcn^af I. an adverb. -1. a predicative adjective. srr%s/. the power of trod' (in creating this world). 120. Hfftfwt/- impartinsr (toothers') one's knowledge; teaching M. 1.19. *T*rf&BKi the repetition of any act ; ; Si. 2. 43. I | (du.) trade, traffic, buying and sellftaff^T: a ing ; Ms. 8. 5 ; 7. 127. r"?arf^ o. bnying or selling, striking a bargain. a?i ; 1. 167. [ A -2 er. A ] 1 JPI-?^ trader ; purchaser. A thing exhibit[ *>?-TT.] for sa'e in the market ;.( opp. SPT arsT ed which only means 'fit to be purchased* cf 8k. on P. VI 1. 82 ) 5rr*r( ft fa. 1 A purchaser. -2 A Boneht se afr- ; One -fT: of the twelve kinds of sons recognised in Hindu Law a son purchased a Vd. - 1 his natural parents : ^njj^f sport, play. -3. sexual intercourse. a pleasure-house. sirft sjy, -rii% a prostitute, harlot. cock kept for pleasure a toy-deer f >T: by law ( a. Vd. Playing, epithet of the wind. ) ( as the 8. Got by purchase. (>: A son bought from his parents and adopted Mi. 9. 174. of. aft* ab v a. - ; ^T^ ITT a. bought. gjTf play. _f* t A P. ( 1. amne y dchl^'TTmr^KT 74 4. jet, joke ; be ' To at d'ce or at, go up *N. 1 -2 A leather bag -3 N. of the conntry of : a clond (?). -3 To 138- 3 : anery : innrr S4nti. 3. ^w ^ 1 on*se)f : is Atm. -Wmi 3. 8. 10. to 1 N. 3. 87, <arTOtT& 9. 174 88 Si. 18. ; 15 vilay fto. -2^To barter, exchange icra*W9Wjwr<mriT9! gjrorrnr armr Mb-3 To win. f of Pers. Jcharidan ]. tfV a. (At the end of a comp. ) Buying. 9TtTi [ TW *nt 1 Buying, nnra market. chusing. -Oonro. *" -BKTW a- bought.army; j^j a deed of sale, conveyance &o. ( ijj ; ). also : HHnrft W Fierce ; Angry, provoked. -2 ^f Anger. Ved. Angry, wrathful. 1 cruel. a. [ T.v-mq r^] " I Anfr, wrath; 62 : so *c. -2 < In Rhftt .) th considered feeling Bg. 2 3. 50 ; I*JM Mbh. HST'^rfT carts creak. ' the ' Anger Playing, spnrtI nit. 7: Sport, pastime, play, pleasure. -2 Jest, joke. affff a. [ ^l^-rw afrr*r> 1 A ] player. A -2 ajra^r [ 5prs sporting. -2 A nr 53? 1 1 Playing, play-thing, toy. -w, wa-fff, play-thing, toy J S. 7. which gives ri*e to the raudra sentiment. trr N. of a daughter of Dakpha. -Oonrp. 5^5" a. inflamed with anger, darting out fire Ratn. 1. 4. 3T??m a. free from anger, ; porter, door-keeper. ana*nB:, Brioupati Ac Anger. ; ; W : ttgp.p- afr- : but wrornTT>V Ffrrt MP. 67 ar>f with ?r is Parm. in tre acnsfl of ' tnnking a noipe ?w *?freifra ; kill, slty. ; ' ?a strumPt: V 13 t M.. To ) P. f 5wf?r, as ) To he with the dat. of the pernon the object of anger 1 fr^r but sorwtimtg with words ijtrfc, Jrrir ; jrotr jcrrw ( fV / wr, -TVC, I : like ( t.port. play. Bk. irfVort *r ( Mk- amus* 1511 JTrwaTfrtrrsfffa to ) (s*w, .frren) 1 To -J To be or become P. Murder, killing |: with ^5-^^,3^. 187: 1. Atm. I^TPT irr^rsr. amrHr, ( arrows, cistern, Pt. ^ 6 P. 1. A curlew, heron. -2 fr^ ( I A curlew, baron. -2 A kind of lute. -3 N. of t'-ie mountain who ; A ] swan. : tt. 23 to. sink, dive. thick. ] ( EE^rW, small, shrink.-4 To make mall, lessen. -5 To approach, arrive ^ ^y Y. or-trifle to ) "k. fVl^Tt t 2. ). KTOT ) 1 To make crooked. -1 To be crooked. -3 To be or P. become or become IITSTT': iv 1 -2 To gamble, play Ms 5FIWT SPIST*, oneself Pt wsj Foma sr^ m. fit Purchasable, Y. ; sporting, to jfrfopj-oft /. Buying, purchase. buyer, purchaser a plea- Ved. Playing, moving up a. curve 1 A 9;a^n ; JT^ 1 in$ m. 168. a pea: B. 16. 14. ' tfH the gem of Me. 77. ). afttH) -- n^ ; sure-house --|r?r:. -U^T: an artificial hill serving as a pleasure abode, a pleasure-mountain a7M*J T- 131. -Oonrp. ---ar3?nr: 'repenting a purohae'. rescission, returning a thing purchased to the seller (admissible in lome cases frtfttfhn T- in perform- Doing, To buy, pnrche -^ , artqfri wall. gfr 9 U. a sportive 3nfj; : from the right manner. ing. -2 Killing, -damp. sports', copulation. trader, merchant. tRtttp. p. ; Me. 33, 61. -2 Jest, joke. ; . -2 Performina; ceremonies deal- Sport, j>as- 1 ] play, pleasure trader, merchant. a. | Engaged in any actnal mnrpr<j work, versed in the practice of a thine WTS fanrwFsw * ny&. H. *-ji% M [ tim, iw A acomposed, cool. fT ( vices ; %gwr HTJH i\f jn?S'rrrf^ir sr^i R If 8. 7. S82 tive bowels a. overcome or inf atu48 ). jjvSgrti a. psBtionate, ated with anger. violent. -5^ m. an epithet of Visbnu. m o. [ afmsr m* a^l Wrathf uj, iionate, aogry, irancible j^ pas- ^fwm^ir A wrwrg aw-sng; [ irascible, aD gry7pa8' o. Rrff^ ^f 9 P. A | ) 1 Nag. 4; Bh. To embrace. ween, lament, mourn ( 6. for ) cry, ssrsr- ; -2 To 124. The -siilr:, A " A cry, yell, HTtWt [ ffsr-^5 ] 1 hont, scream, noise. -2 A measure of distance equal tojthof aYojina, this Ra KTSTTJ B*$fJTjt:t ally a Kou 13. 79 ; ; BTsnfrt (loc.). a large t L A r Crying. pitiless ; ferocious, samischievous. -5 vage. -4Destructive, ble, terrible, fierce, -10 S. 2. 4. Hard, solid, hardened -11 Hot disagreeable, sharp Ms. 1 A Boiled rice. ; ful appearance. -Oomp. terrible in form. ( -f!h Havana. 3 sn^TT^ ) ). -2- of jiht n. 1- a epithet of o- following cruel cruel disposition, a bloody act. -2- hard labour. ^ unrelenting. qfftr o. a - &ny cruel, having cos- fierce, 1. R. cases of t fit **f ww ff^> [ V? ] 1 1 A cur- Santi. 1. zv -3 Distress, suffering sore. R. 15. 31 Wetness, 1 ] ; ; -2 Running, difcharge 21. 7. from a so yii^. = 3H!?f Malli. ( ; ). wa^T a. Wetting, imitning sft the fires in the FDlegm. -2 One of body. m. The moon. Betting, [fs^Prf-^] a. n Phlegm. Wetting, moistening. -2 Trickling, masingwet. *: ooz.ng, IETI moon. the body an epithet lotus.-wi!f%:,-3Tftt,-f}$i of Karttikeya. -2. of Paraiur&ma. an epithet ( 1 ) of ^Tf.ort, -5^T: 1 Karttikeya (2) of Paranrama. 3?r3 1 Cruelty, hard-heartedness. -2 Teriibleness. A mendicant who g^f^r^rfirq,: wilka a hundred Kroas -2 One The 1 Morbid -2 combination of the three humors of stalk of a lotus. C-^r) the seed of the D. . I. some %if er afow ( ( ). fftfR To lament. Ved. The created world. 4 A. (also P. according to %?^, If! or tormented, be authorities ) ) ) 1 To ( .be afflicted, suffer ; 1 deserves to be approached from a distance of 100 Krcsis ( as a teacher ). who - wi^TI a- 1. or savage practices. containing fierce animals ( as a river ; tender-hearted. - 1. Bloody. -7 Rw. ; the strong Un. ; ; Wounded, hurt. -6 -8 Strong. -9 Inauspicious. 3*1-5* by Karttikeya and Parainrama) JTWirt sjj'Tfarsit*?T*nt i?N*>i Ms. 57. -Oomp. -gr^?r the fibres of the lotus, S7r?<m Me. 105 Mi. KrfwwvT 10. 9. -2 Hard, rough -3 Formida; ( [ ). moisture, dampness %ir t Hs. 4. 8 ; Ms. 12. 64. -2 N. of a mountain ( said to be the grandson of Himalaya and said to have been pierced cry. ffwWrerfnni IT a heron lew, wicked, hard-heart- R. 12. 4 ) wNf! -wtr s^ T*i. ",;. 2. 21 ] 1 Cruel, ed, nrat. jackal Oomp. BJ a Wear*n?J*- watering of the eyes. an eye eyed. rhinoceros. ) fear, be a1 A. also. To ( Kl Wf/- in- ; ( as word are necessarily formed from sprj and the weak ones option- drum. a. vn^ -Oomp. A 69 ] ( Fatigue. 1 f^ the bosom. -2 Weeping. -3 fjtat S. 3. according to some 4 P. ( fJF*R, Ifir ) To become wet, be damp, be moist. -Caul. To moisten, wet ; w |ST iff q'fTrqt Bg. 2. 23 ; Bk. 18. 11. f|pr a. Wet, moistened running Embracing, clasping to Rfoftafftor ; refreeh'ng, ^f4A. (ww) fraid 1. inr W-fiPl [ fJn vigorating. s*ri, tortoise. / tffih codicil to a will. 1 Crying, a cry. yell. A noise, sonnd. a Krrg'! -Oomp. 4. TJ. ; -2 Withered, faded 2. 23. -Oomp. ; marginal writing. -2. a postscript to a letter. -3. a supplement. -4- a Cried out. -2 Galled 1 -3 Culled at, dinned. out to. lap anno^m Fatigued, tired Me. 18,35 ; I R- 2. 13; 1 -4 The middle 35. ; P f!R fl H'WJB'sr tfT Tfeni'r )^ sre^fot 26 ; R. 10. 48- -3 Lean, thin, emaciated. -4 Depressed in spirits, exhausted. , To A jackal. m. i&p.p. V. Vikr. 11. 75 : ee &T3 n. -5 An epithet of the planet Satnrn. -gr 1 The breast, chest. th part between the shoulders. -2 The interior of anything, a cavity, hollow. -3 The breast of a horse. -4 call cry out, yell, scream, bawl, out ; anirv ^wrsi afnwrsr sprrcr ^r Bk. 14. 31. sr*Ti* 2. part of anything fire. ^IP.Cansrm. *>! *n*ftTi*ri Bk. out Passionate, -2 To be distressed, suffer pain. of wood to arg^: Ved. A piece catch the sacrificial W*P ; chest, boaom, qftei^ to clasp to the bosom ; ; ; ; 3. 21. -2 A dog. buffalo. jeirm ( breaet 3. 30. ^H;,^ira! <J?wj! Fatigue, languor, exhaustion .f^Trf^giV'WU! sas^sf S. Ms. 7. 151 gri^ff: St. 4. 66 Udb- -3 The onate - [ gw-f"ri% 1 m. angry. U. A 1 : [ as^ '5irirt rg ] hog. -2 Tha hollow of a tree, cavity Wrathful, ] ; ; Etfrafir Injnry. a. ; Caut. ( ^wifT-ff ) pine for S. 6. To fatigue, exhaust, depress, wither ; m. a raven. trft^ vixen, passionate wcman, si Being angry, anger. if Provocative, eftupita err a. c?)^f: a" epithet of the planet Saturn. . of a mountain aeetp',^. Ve. 3. of Kmisika. on N. of a _^. or depressed ; w =3$ Iff T ft*T& Bk. 14. 101. -2 To feel sorry, 5. 102 strong iftr sulphur. purgatives). 1. evil-eyed, having a malignant lock. -2. rw'echievous, villainous. Mars. ( -m. ) N. of Saturn ; also of *t* |W 5?* sWurfi: 31. ; unaffected by ( s ^l, 9 P. 1 To kill, hurt. -2 To turn round, revoke. P. (^'^. jffr ) 1 To call ont.-2Tocry, lament, weep. -II. 1 A. or ) 1 To be confused. -2 ( pfc I. 1 ^0 To %$ 4 P. afflict, molest, diatrens; S. qRm<5Tcr%^ 5. %5ilf 6 nniTfT%5'nft 9"^* R. 11. 58. -2 To suffer, ; nwwnw- Ku 2. 40 ; feel pain. . ffhrt B d -2 Afflicted, fering pain or misery. tormented. -3 Faded.-4lnconaisent grieve. ^H 1, , -2 To totmont, molest. -II. To < > ( iSJVUft, fB. f 1W > ( jiflfar, fir(a, jtcr ) 1 To be fatigued or tired, be exhausted contradictory Elaborate, ; e. g. nwr ^ as artificial, ( << -5 a coraposi- 383 ffcftt ar 18. -2 Sometimes the sense of the loc. -6 Put to shame. -7 Wearied -g Being in a bad ; ). hart, injured, condition, worn. -9 Marred, impair9 ; 5. 19; Pt. 1. 11; S. 6. sr^Jr ed; S. a following disordered ; S. 7. 14. -10 Dimmed, made faint Kn. 2. 19. -1 1 Injured, hurt ; S. 6. 19. t A contradictory statement. -Comp. ?-n^n. a disease of the eyelids. somewhere, anywhere /. I distress, pain. %, [ ffc-JT: ^ ; 2 ( ( 1 ; ^r$: ; 5. 2 i. e. in ) ty jrr ; goffering, distress, trouble ; 1 ; |j 51: ilwrwr TergosfYrTi S. Bh. *&* ( 12. 5. 5. 86; Bg. 3. -4 a. allaying arf!r a. pain, a son. ". [%5T-f^] Giving Belong! n ^^ P. 1 emasculated ; Y. 1. 223. -2 37^1 Unmanly, timid, R. 8. 84 weak, weak-minded f^Nri Traninr Mk. 9. 5. -3 Cowardly. -4 Mean, base. -5 Idle. -6 Of the neuter gender. rt -r ^:, -ir ) 3 An impotent man, a ( ennch si ijsr pfj T*T ftffr ; ; Kit yiyuna quoted in Diyabhaga. -2 The neuter gender. VrftartW -2 Dtnanline88 w timidity, ; coward- wi if^ JTT > ; To move, go. ! A To 8 P eak dF3K) 3F?*. articalately. -2 To impede, hinder. -3 Tb strike, kill. -4 To (istress. j 1 A. ( P. (ssjft, sr- ffftiT) A ? A a pigeon. a moment, vitriol used as a col- A : ; ( Ipsft ) the continu- To shake, move. new crea- sore. wocnd, Injuring, killing, wonnding. a. [ $0[t ^flTrwriraTSOTs[ ] Momentary, transient iqmmn'fTfti : P. 1 who deny perishes and undergoes a tion every instant. ^Tl%?3J ". ( hV/. ) Met with fI^ grroccasionally, rare, unusual rq-;^: iij: %jvj; m. ed identity of any part of nature and maintain that the universe lyiium. ) 4. 130. ^rifl-q; ftvg'r^q; a. perishable in (-m.)a class of atheistic philosophers decoca con- -Oomp. dietroes. H. sient, frail, perishable ; Bl^ ind. for a moment. tinued or gentle beat. -2 The mixture of the materials for decoction. -3 Pain, sorrow, a ; worsrr^ioit R. 13. 75. - I demon ^!, ^, 70. / boil, -sgT ] Boiling, decootirg. ; E] Boiled, decocted. [^ Si. 6. ; * night-blindness, nyctalopsis. -IfiT?tri -irT- lightning. pf.rnT! the porpoise. >r>SC a. tran- digest. arI: A decoction, solution prepared with a continued or gentle heat. 1 arrwt [ *^-*tar r ] ticn, solution prepared with ; -2 turmeric. 63. night-walker, a small To 1 ; moon g,1h the eoond -2 To decoct. 'J-A* blue 1. A 1 Si. 3. ; -qr ) I. night ( V*fmftm -2 The sound of any mniical instrument. earthen pot or boiler. Impotent, neuter, Ms. 3. 150, 4. 205 ; 1 -2. water. ; ant:, STUTT, arfanr, arrors aeenining. Impotece ( lit. ); T^fyjunnm!? Pt. siiy-ijjr- ; ). -Oomp. a 45 in general. (?)! ; ; be II Me. 62 immediately ; ; bebave like a eunuch. -2 To timorous, to be modest or nn- i If(T) 1 To jingle, tinkle ; (ffirffi, f (T: arar^ H. 2. 86 a Amaru. 28 Ra. 3. 24 Me. 36. -2 To hnm, warble ( as beeg&c. ) ;sing Kn. 1. 54 U. 3. 24 indistinctly Bk. 6. 84. ; or opportuni^ti^f mtfK- rT*tT certain day of the fortnight ( as the fnll moon ). (In comp. tguj is translated by 'momentary, ' temporary.' 9Tr3,-;i place, ; ) a. moment fit the next Sfri; tent, to S5y what - pain, Pained, distressed. a- 1 Causing pain or Buffering. -2 Hurting, injuring. 1 A. ( ,** ) I To be impo- T to sound (indistinctly), troublesome. fprv ( ' being ^here. consoling, palliative. ( -g-; ) a. causing pain or trouble. a. capable tf enduring trouble. ice ; B. 13. 19. occupation. Worldly m% -Comp. ^ now-now ( b ) 1. 4. 125, referring to time) -2 Wrath, anger. -3 Care, trouble. A *5t "i^tff *ofV tr^t Pt. 1. 138 ; ; tgaj- jwr f%u% Ku. ; leisure is at yonr disposal' 1 pledge my word to do your Dk. 147. -4 An auspicious or lucky moment. -5 A festival, joy, delight. -6 Dependence, servitude. -7 The centre, the middle. -8 A guiah, ft STH ; 'my work. 3 one plaoe-in another place, here-here (a ; ; ; aff%^-a>f^ An 1 ] 2. 60 SH^rsT f^ gr?: R. 1. 73 Me. 26 ^nw? reis*? wait a moment. -2 Leisure ; ar?nivr BS r^nft M- 1 Pt. 1. 138 *flV ) some- ) ; - Pa'". 1 ] With ) 5=^ TO-ar^ oT!,-of [ 5R>fS instant, moment, measure of time of a second; sroTOiW^rerequal to 3T ; -2 Service. -Tit a ( means it in ; With a following {%^ it ( 6 ) means (1) in some places STR^I-JT: ari^nisdtraf*^: g^f T^esr: S. R. 1. 41 1.14 ;Rs.l. 2 ( 2 ) in some cases a7f^5Jrgr: arf^W *i\- angcisb, Affliction, i%q times. ; %fif: ^(^Hq-5Tatftr used is of fl- 1. ; R- 8. 92 06. ^rr Lightn- ing. - ffe- The Fermented liqnor. -2 The bladder. Ved. Fear Bv. 6. : ; 46. 14. g7 ind. 1 Whither, where ar $fft'i qcHt: ar g if ^n gfra*? Dastrnotion. -2 Disappear- -3 Lightning. -4 A field. -5 A farmer. -6 Vishnu in hia 4lh or Narasimha incarnation. -7 A demon. ^,^1 lungs. ^r: 1 ance, losn. ^U'srafi-er) TO live in distress or pain. -1 A. ( SJ3H To kill. -1 A. (i>M?r) 1 To w- go. U. 6. 33 ; gj-ar when repeated inco-ordinate sentences imply ' great difference, or 'incongrnity' ;ar ' . 3. 2 ; gr ^vnfv B. 1. 2 ; r?r: Ki. a 1- 8. 5. 2. . -fr Night. ssi^ ) -2 To /. 1 Killing -2 Tearing. -3 Injury, hurt. Wtphurt, ; ^ sufoiqr (sfr/-) 1 Having leisure. -2 Momentary. -3 Having a festival P- [ tS 1 ^^ injured, broken down &c. ] 1 bitten, Wonnded, rent, torn, see 8?m r^riTflrRrag^j w ; ; give. ; ; ; 1 To s^TTillThurt, injure ; rrt ff^ Ku. 5- 54. -2 To break^ to ffTOoft^ scratch. -2 A wound, bnrt, Pt. * pieces ) i ( ^3* )?^ r^f ^r^T HfT^^ftT -TR, -ft injury 2 ^r Mk. 5. 18 s^ -3 Danger, destruction, ; 3. 29. . 178 U. 4. ; ; 7 Ku. peril- 384 . 2 - 53 > -arft o. victorious. -Oomp. duced by injury. cK h a ra: dysentery. ftwgncrihrfcji B- P ro- blood I- 3T 7. H ; v,. : mtXifviolated womi.a, a woman who triya triya. ^r is BO longer* virgin. fasra a mftncuts and wounda. with covered gled, - -jftfJ/' destitution, being deprived eftf: a of any raf ana of Bnpport. student who has violated bis vow jft aloe- To 1 The wife of a Kshatriya. To cnt.-2 ( g0 ) Ved. I -3 To consume, eat. -4 To kill. A. Carving, dividing, tearing. 1 Si^T 9* Tfa 5* [ - -2 down rew*vj cutting, Destruction, tearing ; Rr7?WTWi}r: iww disadvantage Rnin, loss, ( Fig. ) ar: gisf srsrriJr npsrat **T?tT~ S. 2. 6. -3- w srSfcrtaTur ifffS: di- D. 37. -4 Decline, decay, 13. minution 24 ; H. 91. ] ; 114. . [ An thing. -2 keeper. -3 flSTTOiJi til* One who 1 21 Un. 2. cats or carves anyattendant, a dcor- A coachman, charioteer. -4 A man born of a Sftdra man and Kebatriya woman cf Ms. 10. 9. -5 The son of a female slave, (a. g. D. or 10 ( srrirt-ar, sri*a ) A -8 One who fights from a chariot.- 9 The manager of a treasure Omi^S?)Brahma. -7 frjO- -6 fish. Dominion, power, sumight. -2 A man of 1 : $T5r ,-'T premacy, or caste, Eshatriya taken tribe Kshatriya the the g^S Siz?i: col- srnra gcg^ir: srati%t? ; 11. 69, 7t To fast, 1 To throw, fft B. 53 2. ; are'sur w^ifrffSSrT S. man of the 9. 322. -3 ; RT,% Chin. 110 An bar. -2 A An offence. : STdT [ fSTTflia 3 t^-i !^ ^8f net. *^ l^ ; a de-iion, goblin nwisr Bk. 2. 30. gft:, air: ; f3N- STTt^ -Ml^ night-blind- nT: 1- tne moon. -2^x: qt: a dark cloud. camphor. a demon, goblin. ^R. 9lr To be Htf: I- bravery, military heroism. tr : -2- the duties of a Kshatriya. a governor, satrap, -sjgt 1 . Etba- a a triya by caste Ms. 2. 38. -2. mere Eshatriya, a vile or wretched Esha; triya ' ; as a term ( of abase ) ; cf . 12. 4. -2 To an offence ) 45. A man of the military 3fr forgive ( s STtniT Bh. 3.13; parrion, sriJT ^ B 15. patient or quiet, wait To endure, put up with, suffer ; Mu 2 ; -5 To oppose, resist. -6 To be competent or able ( to do anything) SR-a *%: srrePra ST!T 9i: ^TTff2. 107. ; w>tenwrHW "H= /r. 1 S'i. 1. 38, 9. 65. To be borne or en- to be -2 Pardonable, dured fit . or second 5f A member of the military caste ^ angrap. 5nV rank or cower of the Kslmtriya clasp. -Oomp ^sfj ( art ) an of Parainriuia. a. a. RQ:$nT w^w To be borne, patientTo be pardoned or I Patience, for^ forgiveness ; STHT f^T =? vrfrTlJr ^rir H. 2; B. 1. 22 ; 18- 9 ; an: ^nrr ?r *rMgr*-i smr tsw-an^ ] [ ?m bearance, > Wte -2 The earth. -3 of Dorga. -Oomp. gr; *T8icra: Si. 2. 83. An epithet the planet gw.,-jf3f:a king. V.'a-a. ?Tr^ arorfS'Ttr smrgwa. Patient, rfq: a. Patient, forbearing, of a forgiving nature SRHT srrfrj 1: ^lA Si. 2. 43 Y. 2. 200, 1. 133. -2 Capable, 1 ; ; able. 5TT /> Patient, 1 [Jira,^] .p- forhearing, enduring. -2 Forgiven. -3 Borne, endured. -4 Friendly. -3: N. of Siva. ar The earth. Pa *tsrinh / [ srq->fl*-i?E3; J ence,forbarance,forgivenesii!jrrf^2. ra-Bh. <* [ g: 18. 42. 21;Bg. W fRA V> Patient, ] fatber. borne. -2 To $rr*T.p0' p 1 To be be pardoned or forgiven. $rzr See under \%. P. [^m, transUively TK(T ] L^-37^] 1 Used intransitively ) 1 -2 To send or stream emit ; B. 13. 74 ; -3 To drop, trickle, oow. -4 To waste away, wane, parish. -5 To b*come useles, have rn r 9. 8. ; f^HiTRI To slip from, be deprived of ( with Caui. (wT'IiT ff ) To accuse, abl.). WITH traduce ( usually with arr ) W I a. Oft W?i S^" 'f. ^X -1 Movedbi. Melting away. ] -3 - eartji. Patient. Perishable; -2 Enduring, submissive. 3 Adequate, competent, able ( w ; ( or To flow, glide. forth, pour out, [ $rj/. Ved. The frrounJ, iffH ; ; -fa to melt away, dissolve. endurOT-'J^ ] Patient, ing, forbearing, aubmUsive. 3Tg- T- TV. ] borne. -2 forbearing. forgiven. order. ^rtTofi^r a- 1 ly ( %*%, tsriTfl. t;3) 1 To permit, or ; -4 V. 2 18 ; 3^1 y-asq-^ot. . ; ! 7. 1 J8 5. -6 Bfarable, endurable. -7 Favourable, friendly. IT 1 Propriety, fitness. -2 Battle, war. JTS N. oi Siva. A., 4 P. 1 gpj; -4 Water. -5 The body. 3i(T9fi - -Oomp. ness. ; srfirf o. ( =ft/. ) A ; -Comp. an epithet of Parasurama. 3Tp?nRTr Sit sroftj T ^3'% s 3mm 'ifg Den. P. To ask anyone's pardon, beg pardon. S. 6 4; night f^nH'??5T%a' rr^ $rqrrt B. 2. 20 ; Me. 110. -2 Turmeric. niijht-rtallker. -2. si?: 1 allow, suffer; __ ; indulgent. ; 4. A 22 ; Ms. warrior class, a soldier srasfcni U. 6. 18 martial or heroic valour ; 6. 16 V 1 A woman of the milia memtary caste. 2 The rank cf ber of the military caste. -3 Wealth. 1. -2 3noT3ft dioant ; ^?r8fftriiT ^?R, fit, forgiven. -2 To miss. I Defilement, impurity Destroying, suppressing, expelling. ^. Banddba or Jaina m'n- Mu. ; tuf rrrftra: B. 1. 13 ; S. 5. 27. -5 Fit for, capable of, suited Caus. OT /. Ved. I Night. -2 A measure of time. -3 Darkness. -4 Water. STtr: Water. oi Bauddha mendicant. Srcrort A - *wr Water. Ms. 5 69. ; (SNarcr-%, gfor) send, cast. ; lectively I ( SRrt^r ). 1. ^^ ; "H=t ] -2 Food. to be abstinent wound. B. 8. 60 *?if JSating. WW^ ^o;l U. wood. ; -4 Appropriate, proper, suitable awr U. 1. 14 to cover, protect. -2 141 11. 6; 3. B. n^fr: ; SrfinfT S. 17. -2. puss, -latter. or religions engagements. of the Eshatriya caste. the EsbaSTf^floff 1 A woman of caste. -2 The wife of a Ksha- The body. -3 i 1 Water. -2 The Supreme Being. Ignorance. -4 -5 Cause and effect. -Oomp. 3? 385 a. ( also sj^gf ) tillation or from a cloud. produced by dis- nrv a. mutable. WA Washing, 1 t=g?J cleaning with water). -2 Sprinkl- ( ing. ejT-m* fj^] I The act of flowing, trickling, dropping, oozing. -2 The act of perspiring ; r: B. 19. 19. [ ; wrfsKT p. p. [tfS-'*] 1 Washed, cleaned, pnriBed. -2 Wiped away, utrr f * requited U. 8. 28. ; : Dropped, liquefied, oozed, melted &c. m. The rainy season. j'-f>- 9X-s*3T ^r i ] 1 Corrosive, canstio, aoid, pangent, saline. -2 Flowing, oozing. T: 1 Juic", essence. -2 Treacle, molasses. -3 Any corroaive or aoid substance sr^ :3rrir;T*lnr qrsr* U. 4. 7 ; Uf%T!t Mk. 5 18 ( gtf $^ bag become proverbial, and means 'to aggravate the pain which - [ -10 The negative See under 5. minus Relating or peculiar to the mif*nr fT fr srrar U. 6. 9 ; B. 1. 13. wgrtrr^r litary tribe ^ s^ The Kshatriya I ; is to make intuit to in- tribe. -2 The qualificitions of a Esbatriya Qita thus describes them the ; : ' add jury'). -4 Glass. -5 Salt. -6 Ashes. to -7 A rogne, cheat. ^ salt. -2 Water. -Oonrp. salt. an alkaline a pool qt^ir: fluid. ?r=f:, the saltocean. -^wv^faVWgg': I. sea- 34=5=7 an alkaline nnguent. 3T3TST 3*3 " Black I of saline mod. -?l%T saline hell. f%- ; % -2 To furnish 1 with person acid or sub- of. STIQI. ; Distilled I 10 U. ( from saline espe- srr^fiT-%, tfrra;r ) Si. off ; 1. 38 ; H. WITH ; - abode [r^-ai^l 1 ; -q-f^arw Cleaning 49 washing. Mf^fr: an ). -Oomp. of Krishmother of Devaki, epithet a king ; B. 1. 5 ; na. $51:, -fJTt an OTTI d st3. 3 ; 11. 1. man Ved. *T;- ftr^m. aking.prinoe. "2- an earth-worm. -J. W: 1 the planet Mars. -4. N. of the demon Naraka killed by Vishpu.(-ar) horizon, (-grr ) an epithet of SHa. of the earth. -^T: nr? the surface earth-quake. > ; as house, residence, 6. 61 1W5T> Ms. ( ; a tr *- Br&bmana. 7. 94. 2 Less, deiliL*, wsttp, wane, decay, *irg wr: B. 3. 69 t. 2- 170; so ; ; trr. Bh. -qf^:, -TTB:. 2. 46. 5^ m king; sovereign 86,7. 3, 9. a mountain; Ku earth considered as vj;j: milch-oow - ; . A Wasted, earth. -2 A dwelling, an sbode, a house. -3 Loss, destruction. -4 The end of the world. -5 Wnne. -6 A <jft- 47 ( 1 Dwell- The ). ?T!Tt 4. 60. -2 ft to wash K. 5. 44. S- 7. 35, B. 8. or pass nw?lf%nf^: ruler.-',! e earth. ; ; ^ sfflTJ 5fh?c?rf3^t 5fT* Bnling, a farp-p. [1V-^^5r^] 2. 19. JTWtt? 1 decayed, lost. -2 Weikeaed. -3 Poor, w Killing ; injuring. miserable. nmwwf*i7%iJTwwt Amrn. 93 ; H)%: sfrr>P'- 2.4 time 1 i *Ht f%q; a. ing. -3 De 1 (fauft) Me. 53. -2 To spend wish, wash off, purify, cleanse 3TrT T>: STTHfVji ST^rT W: STTt tf U Wf 3- gov9 P. Ciui. ( ^ To To wipe away. rule, 1, 5, I %TiifT) S. 83. -lll.-t) P. ?tr>H 4.66 JTl4> ( -II. ==r I a. of. ftrs/. 1 Abode. _2 Going. itruotion. -4 Waste, loss. 1 To abide, stay, dwoll. -2 To inhabit. -3 To remain. -4 To go, move, approach -- Past. ( $re!j ) To waste, wane decay, be diminished ( fig. also ); m?srnmlr WIT: sfi'mfoiY 3- Bh. matter. -2 Falsely accused cially of adultery). vtfrflff or jfN ) ; Hunger. sn^ ruf^, RriT ( mster s^Ud. To speak ill of a person, To abuse, calumniate, tradnce, censure Srfowg;a. 1 Wasting, decaying.-2 Perishable, fragile. ; mix with aoid substances. -2 To stances. -3 accuse. -4 m. The moon. ; Distilling. Den. P. ; ; To destroy, attect, join, corrupt sf nf?n 9rijrTt r%oftf* B. 2. 40. -2 To diminiob, cause to waste away B. 19. 48. -j To kill, injure. -4 To spend, pass rft( as time ); 9ir% 5^^ TF*mOr Accusing, especially of of ] Converting to alkali 5n{iir,- torture a P. ( srrffii 5f ; tjiTT^ft I. 1 ern, bs -2 blossom a bud or new-blown flower ( * adultery or ashes. ^rfvq; a. ( oft / ) 1 Diminishing, decaying; 3TT*H5r7 wf*}fi KSrorBh. 2. 60 ; waning, wasting sr '^T^'HTftT !rft B. 17. 71 Ms. 9. 314. -2 Consumptive.- J Perishable, fragile. diet. *c. See under ^ij. Juice, essence. -3 A cage, basket or net for birds. -4 A wasnerman. -5 A tation. ; alka- Alkali. I 3HT3: Consumptive congh, consumption. n. A dwelling place, habi$nrer^ ; [^-HI^;] Deatrnotive. To decay or waste. -2 To [ SJ-"55[.] A or- 1 : line earth. STrra-t &c. -- wrH^yr'i' vrnfirg^r ufg'^firsT %* 80, 8?. -3 Wight, little, small. -4 Weak, inflrm. f: An epithet of Vishnu. Destruction. if ITT The earth. nnwhole-some total loss, rnin. a. Destroying bitation. ; 3iT**i an opportu- gf^ir: /., -i>T*[: place with calm water. -2 A bay or harbour of A dwelling-place, ha- Ved. The earth, ground. srrswirj a. Ved. Scorching, withering, drying an epithet of Agni. &c. See under ^. Heft' soil |j a saline flavour. Scorched, singed. -2 Diminished, thin, wasted emaciated, lean ; srfJW^nfh*82 HIT* S. 3. 10 ; ns^ ?rwr iSTrw^ a- wr*j7 snrgpfr iror^r *refftRT Udb. HtW. an alkaline substance. W. . if ] 1 M. decay or destruction, ruinous. I9>Tc7: time of universal destruction .-2- the SFTUT: consumpperiod of decline. tive cough. tne dark fortir^T: ^tiT: consumpnity of destroying. tion. ^rgt the wind that is to blow at the destruction of the world, -q-- a. natron, salt-petre and borax. a river of alkaline water in ^Rr:/, [% ^SR a. sign or quantity, algebra ). -1 1 Family, in -12 The honaeof Yama.-Comp. night. Bg. 18. 43. of a Kshatriya by : The HOO a woman of another oaste. &c. See under $rT t -Conrp. -2. N. of a hell, aw oil cooked with alkaline ingredients. -g-tf ,-f=iwv ( *f* ( also ST'Nre ) a. causing ' already unbearable,' bad worse', race. i& ; ; . o. -3 Destruction, end, termination; ft=?mT^jn% I'^T Tt^Bt R. 1. 9 Amaru. 60. -4 Pecuuiary loss ; M>. 8. 401. -5 Fall (as of prices). -6 Removal. -7 Universal destruction ( SSTJT ). -8 Consumption. -9 A diseaeo in general. 75. ; B. wi:, '- -rt^ni m. a 2. 51, 5. 76, 5?: I- . a th 6. planet 386 Mars. -1. the aritb. ) wwT: m. 1 f%5 sNTOiir n. ) Hm ; 72 1. ; 312, ; pour on, . -9 distract, afflict ; VUTT to bind or tie up, collect ( as hair ), ( %gt? 4. 8. A fo finger Rv. ; 3. 23. ( a. pasaage). -3 Abusive, disrepectfnl. q>: Throwing, striking, 1 q-j bitting Throwing, casting. -2 Reviling, insulting, -qr 1 Sending. -2 Throwing. -3 Night. fsr i%73T: [fiJT^-sn] An rajiruf [ archer, a warrior. rf3r f$i Wi ] rt Send- 1 itg, throwing, casting. -<2 Reviling, abusing. fT An 1 /. A A 1 SnTor [f?T3;?3i] Abusing. -5 A sling. An -2 A / 1 oar. A sling or any instrument with which missiles are thrown. rWfa o. ^ fWTSt [i^-3T3^] 1 An archer. -2 A weapon. -3 Air, wind. etoneg Ac. the wane. q a. reduced to poverty, impoverished. our a. one who is purified f^TI'S o. [ sweet-smelling. having suffered the consequences of tin. one who 5mj has enjoyed all big stock of merit, and mnat work to acquire more in another birth, . jrv^ g] -3 *![. the moon on after A %-^s^ ] en(?er . rifaq; inhabiting a m. ) a dove or, . dilapidated house. ( pigeon. ftartff a. deetitnte conrge or prowess, -,%<,. of fottp.p. .^ 8ided(Ma Ved. The arm. ftff-fe [ 1 ] Thrown, mad (gee ; j^). m Night. {f A woand caused by start: a mad V9 traded in a. %y shooting. -Oonrp. r%^r a. digdog. mind, absent-minded. Kill, ( Hr-Mfc-fire*. % hurt, injure. T%sr: [ iy*-<* ] 1 The son. -3 A horn. A deseago. -2 fCT 6 U. (bnt only P. w b en pre . ceded by &ft, and 31ft) 4 p ^ (i%ia-rf, f^ft, %ir) To throw' | oast, send, dispatch, go(withloc. discharge l.t sometimes dat or B. 12. 95 67, Si. on or <>Tt: ?irff M JTHT Mb ' with rf* a "jf 86 -2 To place,' put upon, throw i n , . 15. ' riddles). isrg o. a** t To fix I. 1. 230 ; ; *> *W* frqft II. east away or throw OB, 2. <J. _4 , O ri [ fi$T 3. 6 1 d casting, compar. i^m ; Bk. t. ( ^r^ fV 1 U. ( wtft-% jure, hurt. P. 1 ^r^ or from the month, vomit, eject spit ont. To kill, in- To sound in- ) ( sTrsrtSt ) 1^-9^ -4 Depression -2 ; . r 6 27 - -2 The ap of trees, exuda- ^ n<WHgfaQWit ^tSforsr ; t produced the thechnrning of the iiea. ea of milfc yTf(f W^T fl%" jsrr 26. "flTf:, sff T: the moon. gsr an epithet of Lakshmt. above. ^ftf q- v of the sea a wave ; Kn. 7. = MP. 47; A of milk down. -5 Transgressing. -6 Passing away time ) 5ft?5i*rq; ; -7 Delay, dilatori"" nesH. -8 Insult, abuse; aft' . Milk ftr -3. an epithet of Sesha. -4. a pearl. gf sea-salt. 3TT, "cTiTr an epithet of Lakehmt. -ang-; tho pine tree. -3^. dispatching. striking ; See under See s moving about, movement $"^mgIR whistl- Ku. 1. 9. -3 Water. ? frr; Me. 107 a sucking -Comp. ST^J an infnnt, child. wiRTi the sea of milk.3r |. the moon. -J. the Amrita or nectar -Ooinp. prompt. ]1 Throwing,tossing, rgirau^jtt Ku. 3. 60. nrow.cast. -3 Sending, The s/ispf [ ^fi^ HT> ?g<^ ] in; of hollow reeds. tion jresin; 44. vi ; 4 P. , To J7 a. acting quickly, 08 )> *.--- sender. or cast &c. Sk. milky juice or ~ sr (as a thrower, caster, casting. -2 2. 21 ; Si. superl.rftg ) 1 Elastic (ag a how). -2 Quick, speedy. r 1 A measure of time of a Muhftrta. -2 The =JX part of the Hand between the thumb and the forefinger, -it ind. Quickly, speedily, immediately ; f^rr$f g-srfer ^ Bg. on, attach to Throwing 1 *s?(rrfr |%IT Bk. Killing 16. 50. -3 Obstructive. ; missiles, distinctly. /. [ l%^-(%^ ] | Throwing, sending fortu. -2 Explaining a hidden meaning ( such as solving flnr casting be any ; ISTlfrt U. for To ] (ling, 1 Loss, destruction, waste, decay. -2 An impropriety, offence againt t established customs ( on^Kthe following is an instance ; prostrating the body, lying down. v A To be thrown . scattered, hurled, oast. -2 Abandoned. -S Disregarded, neglected, disrespected. -4 Placed. -5 Distracted, depriv- ed of the means or support, ont of employ -,%, a weakeDed j season. fragrant smell. f^-awlgr, m. Cheat velocity, speed. A ef Fragrant, Diffusive. - RrTfeJi ( for: ) . wanted. A [ cast. instrument I -2 The body. -2 The ipting ofr f*r,, net for fishing. -3 thrown or -3 priest. cast- Throwing, ' ing, sending, dnectiEg&c.-l Spending ( as time ). -3 Omitting. -4 nut. -4 A weapon, -rot; stroke with a whip. -6 Wasted nway, decreased, lost, ditriinished. -7 Dead, destroyed wsftonrRir: MWrsfi Mn. 2. 21. -8 Injured, broken, torn. -Ooaip. spurious or interpolated additive quantity. -2 An passage. -2 A oar. Addendum. ri3Ta. [fi^-of^]! Atbrower,ender. -2 Interpolated, inserted ( as a 3. 9. 27. snor- ; 3. strew. scatter, arbra' BO i-Wr s 5i?fr ; -10 To [I%-?E] Thin, emaciated, waned, become loan, diminished, ( Rr 8)r>. -9 Cure*-10 Pride, haughti-II A nosegay. -12 A stroke -WITH ditch, air. worn away, expanded To To -8 204 2. peot, contempt. Mil. -- Wind, 8. Btriko, hit. a a tree. . 10 T. in- Ms. to ; ' a corpse, deed body ffa:/. the course of tbo earth', patient bebavionr. eg^rw: a cave within the earth, an underground hole. ro. abuse, S4nti. ness. of an oar &c.). r !3 Laying on ( as a paint 4o. ), besmearing. -14 ( in globe, v$ m hollow. 270 To disdain. -7 scold ; reject, revile, sult, king' also) -2. a king. 'a ; the -6 To m.|. saw V. 4. jj;j H^Ufmwat ; 27 ; (where it means Ki. 5. 20 Rs. 6. 26. BFj - demon Nanka. on the earth. a. dwelling a monntain boiled young I throat ; - R. -with child ) 4. 27. milk. sff?*' rice 9R3^T; a milk in the 3:, ( having ; 3 Mv. 4, 52, 5 II. oo- 387 ^nft yielding milk Aavatth* g-jTt the agnlated milk. ( as a cow ). a "wet-nurse. of milk yg: aj^r tree. -PTfiJ : the sea 1 fa:, ?akfaatnr* B. 1- 12. wgt /. a milch cow. ?fK 1 water and milk. -2milk-like water. -J. a fast embrace. r;r a. supported ; . as a Gopila ). by ^inilk ( -*rRfr: the sea of milk. /. ingpiggated milk. the four treea *TKt. ! rlr$r1r fiff t 1. N. of s^JKr, g-j^, wvnr and T>J37. -J. the glomeronn flsrtree. 51*. cream, the gkim of milk. t the tea of milk. TTt bnt- . [ -2 to -3 K- -4 ( Fig. ) Practised, fol- I* 6 g?3f5f^i5T (TV wnf: unusual ; Mil. 3. -5 Violated 17. 1. lowed 3?' K ; vow i -6 Exercised, practised, gkilf ul. -7 One verged iu the sacred science but unable to teach it. -8 Overcome, defeated. -Oonrp. ( a duet. -2 rf 1 ~Powder, ground. Flour, any ground substance. m. Minuteness, araallness. P. ( jpulft, yispf ) To be hungry Bk. 5. 66, 6. 44, 'J. 3D. ; H^ repentant. ^poTO: A kind of at a fnneral. gi-wfR; t* [ ] -Oomp. otnon 8- with 6 3- rtunr a. nnjuice or gap milky ; ^FTZUTt a stone. preoions WTTW'Jt m. a commentator on the Amarkoa. fn^ the t foam of eompar. Minute, ( Den. To look P. like A dish prepared with milk. -1 fielding TTWI Mk. 10. 60. oblation of milk, rice, Milky. wa An and lagar. Sftf. 4 P. [ 1, (rfrifr 1 Bjinnir ] To be drunk or intoxicated. -2 To spit, eject from the month. rfhr cated a. ; gj^ vfi 3prrg* *re*r Ve. 2 P. intoxi- drnnk, Excited, TTran 58* 5. 27. g^ [ grift, ?riif*rr Si. 9. To gneeze ; Ch. P. 10 ; 1 ] 83 ; WW: [ JT m^rCt sri I ] Sneezing. -2 Cough! A kind of pot-herb. species of rice. -2 A woman. STTcfr A Trifling, insignificant. W*H ^ Congh. -4 Sore throat. / A jg: Food. -2 ga^ A A -2 A bee or A bee. -2 A fly woman maimed cr quarrelsome woman. rice. harlot; 7TK. 107. -6 A woman. -7 A dancing girl. 3- Ved. A particle of duat, flour, meal. -Comp. afcrH a kind of unguent applied prostitute, whore, ff* g?rfirfiiT>T*srrt bage or despicable i%=ET 1- small bell. -2. a girdle of small bells. ^^- red sandal-wood. a sijt any email animal. a'^fT: Pinall gadgrain of rice. ^f^i^fr low minded, mean. minor disj^Tt honey. tfli a ease ;( 44 are enumerated by Hus- 31% a- 51^-; ). a email below. ( 9011%, pound k. 6. 36 down ; inAvf* ing. [ ). ). implement for tar. j* ( A. ) -2 -Wrm H to crush, bruise, pound ; ft^t^Tf Rr>ftrTt Bk. 14. 33. : ; arq 1 ] -2 The anyis ground or powdered, a mor-3 Any ground substance, flour. -4 Dust, particle, any U. 3. minute particle ; STJT a. ; Cans. -3 To stumble ( fig. also ). ( ^ltnS ) To agitate, stir up, excite, partnrb. 'H/. V*(i- gT a. A blow, push. [gff-y] Exciting, agitat- ing &c, o- . Shaken, agitated &c. 1 ; -2 Afraid -3 Enraged. Qxii^).^). steady. A I 1 Agitated, shaken, no- -2 Disturbed. -3 Afraid. churning stick ; siYSr^r m^*- A givigi*TafTity^oi5tr Si. 2. 107. -2 mode of ggxnal enjoyparticular ment. WIT: tossing [?>*; ; ^3 Me. Shaking, moving, so ^fTT^^Wi 95 R. 1. 58 V. 3. 11. ] 1 28, ; Ac. -2 Jolting -3 ( a ) Agitation, disturbance, excitement, emotion; ^rir-Tr U. 3, 3. 29, ; ; : R. 7. 69. ( b ) ProvocatioD, sni: t* *ti?npf S. 6.30. irritation sriWiia'itTa- ; ST'S: W>T a kind of flux. -2 p^l^r 1 Linseod, grind^-^stone Founding, on which thing 15. 43, 17. 66. To move, be agitated Mr*: pestle, : tree with small roots and branches, a shrub, bnsb. A., 4, 9 P. ($ft, gtifit, fr-spr ) 1 To shoke, tremble, to be agitated or disturbed Bk 9. 118 B. 4. H*trf f* 11 ;"Si. 8. 24. -2 To b unsteady. 3. small gadfly. -2 Small ornaments A B. 2.39. gavage race, the braes, -ff Smallnesg, insignificance, a. Minute, small ( applied *n^r m. grinding. a conch-shell. g^df low or bad gold, i.e. m. an epithet of Siva, A Hungry 1 ---Ji stone. precious form of leprosy. -j- ). gq A shell. fly. Kood. Hungry. N. of Mlechchhai. 3. a -37rtf, a. to the eyeg in certain diseases. 3R-=r: the small cavity of the heatt. 3<3r: a small owl. ffjt a small ^fprjTt -- 3?(?fa-, ; S?r gfjf^fr ! bells ( for lion. g%, S ror ) i To tread or trample upon, strike crash ( under the foot ). against, braise, A -5 -9 1 g- : especially to dieeaaes and animela 1 See under D. 1 A A sneeze or sneezing. Ved. ITT or gnat. -3 crippled. -4 ruta [ l?' 3 ] 1 Sneezing. -2 -3 Irritation of the throat. : minor. mall particle of ^rj a mild Bk. 14. 75. -2 To cough. 1 -8 short. wasp. milk. I Miserly, indigent. -6 Me. 17. -7 Diminutive, ; Unimportant, milk. vrmTT Poor, niggardly -2 187. o. small, tiny, little, trifling.-] Mean, low, vile, base ; j%sfa q^ 51*0: Tq* Kn. 1. 12 -3 Wicked. -4 Cruel. -5 HT^TW grf ; 4. -ariRe o. emaafflicted by hunger. $rr*T " ciated by hanger Bh. 2. 29. -f^TfRTcia. hungry and thirsty. -(% fl%:/- ceisation of hunger, ap- 1 wrr Ubd. Hunger J 134. 7. peasing of appetite (in general I inperl. sfiiSs ) ! Ms. ; drum beaien aj^/. Grinding, crushing. 3-: Flour, meal. Si? a- / S*r $TC ). a. penitent, 5^R[TT^ " [ <S$;-3^ ] VVater. o. [ 3^-f5t^ ft ] Pounded, Pounded, 1 ^J-TE ] bruised. pieces, Powdered, pulverized, groucd. Beaten, trodden ( as a path ) ; crushed small 2. or -Oomp. capable of standing a test, scrutiny or investigation. The^indigo plnnt. To CHt, 1 or lines make furrows. scratch. -2To A Illzor K 7 4C ] 1 $j*t [ Ms. 9. 292. -2 A razor-liko barb af.tacbed to an arrow. -3 The hoof of a cow or hpise. -4 An arrow. -5 Tiro jcrj6P. (mw.'^r'dT) W* ' ! ' : 888 foot of a bad-stead. -Oomp. * -fifcqr the act of shaving ; Ft. 1. 386.-^jtnr the four things necessary for shaving. WIT,- Hl# a razor- in* a. as case. at a razor. sharp an arrow with a sharp horse<* ahoe-shaped head g^3?TS)?fi?JH u: 1 . ; $tfr B. 11 89 62. -2- a sort of 9. ; hoe, a w?eding-Bpade. -nff% -jft^ m. a barber. A A gRsir, jn 1 small razor. knife, dagger. -2 - A barber. -Oomp. o. Small, little. -emr: the younger brother of one's father ; of. Qrj. gjjW vile. -J superficial contents of ). a figure in ( = s)r*9r q. v. ( -m. ) husband man. -2- a sage, one who Eu has spiritual knowledge -3. the soul. nr*VTT.: I; 3. Jnsigniflc&nt. -4 Wicked, malicious. -5 Poor. -6 Pained, distreased. -7 Hard. -8 Young. wt A mall shell. epithet of Siva. 1 P. [SIUM, vrfrfr:/- figures, -frsj a. l.|a sleoderness. 50. &t drawing a [ -2 Landed property, land. Ma. -3 Place, abode, 1. 3. region, repository ; gr Me. 16. -4 A a place of pilgrimage 9*1^7*Ji^iten Me. 48 Bg. 1.1. ft& rh -5 An enclosed ; ijrw ; 4 pot of ground, por- tion of space, superficies, circuit. -6 Fertile soil. -7 Place of origin. -8 A wife tf*m ; wft ro 3gSr7're<Ti'frft*- w^ S 1 ; Ms. 3. 175. -9 The sphere of action, the body ( regarded as the field of the working of the figure in geometry. -2. geometrical demonstration. fir a. residing at a NnT A ; Bg. 13. A bonse 1, 2, ; 3. - field Owning 1 [%1-fft] cultivating ; Milky. yf\%: The post to which an ele- a is tied. phant Und. -2 Agricul- -m. 1 An agriculturist, a cultiT. 1. 161. -2 A ( nominal ) husband 8. 5. -J. The sonl. -4 The Supreme soul Bg. 13. 33. vator Relating to a future body, or incurable in the present life, irremediable ; ffy-,*j SrfWr ^r irwrgnftrU diagram. -HA sign of A the zodiac. siftrqrvn the tutelary deity srrof any sacred piece of groand. ifrw:,-!J7T:,-^ m. a cultivator, pear?r a. geosant. rt3* geometry. 3-qqf%t / geometrical metrical. -Oomp 3T a. 1- produced in a field. proof. -2- born from the body. ( -rs ) one of the 12 kinds of sons allowed by the old Hindu Law, the offspring of a wife by a kinsman duly appointed to raiee up issue to the husband; Ms Y. 1. 69, 2. 128. qmr 9. 167, 180 a. b gott-n on the wife of another. a. 1 knowing places. -1. clever, ; -5f the sonl ; cf. Bg. 13. 1, 3 Ms. 12 12. -2. the finpieme soul. -3. a libertine. -4. a husbindmaa. -5 a form of Siva. -6. a witness, (-jn) a girl fifteen years old personating Dnrgl at a festival. ifn: a land-owner, a landlord. ?T: ) ( I. ; man employed to guard a field. -2. the ocean. to, to room on Woven m., -2 ness. Honey ral o;nr: a mountain. 8mll- -3 -4 particle of dust. -Oomp. - A T kind of mine- trrfj: substance 63. the dis- ir?: (Tifijr?)- cs e diabetes mellitui. ; ^pi Ac. See under f^. a. [ Rr-u^ Un. 1. 138 frf Wax. ] I Con- f H'^-T ^^T^ ferring happiness, ease or comfort, nrrffTBT i*t good, beneficial, well -R ., Linen' 9T^ 1 Silken cloth 1 woven *JW^ ijm< W%a( Bg. 1. 45. -2 Prosperous, at case, comfortable. -3 j I Peace, hap. Secure, happy. JT-, piness, ease, well-being ; Ki 1. 17 f jrtj S Ms. 2. 127 sjijH Hftwifef Pt. 1. -2 Safety, security S. 4. 4 Pt. 1. . -6 Basis, founda -7 Residence, resting-plaoe.- star, ast*rism(iT$n).-jT: perfume, -wr An -Oomp. -5RT, A : A ft razor. bwbsr. ; eternal happiness. A )R- Flax. Shaving. R. 15. 6. -4 Eeeping what is acquired ; cf *fhi$-sr. -5 Final beatitude, tion. rfr ; 1wr^ Mk. 7. 7 safely 146.-J Preserving, protection; ( -2 An airy room on the top of a bom e. -3 The back of an edifice. 4 A fortified place before a n' 1 Linen cloth. -2 Linbuilding. ; qr^or asr sfomriwH^ ; 10. 8. seed. ; ; tilk w ; . -2 tree. I lowness. Meinnes, B/irg ; Water. 5 ^ wax. subject silk. gsj^m., -m: any: 1 The Champaks N. of a mixed caste. y wife. To expose E. 1S5. ^ a king -4 Physicking, operating. s}r;ft*rft Den. P. To desire another's riPrf;8U. to Mu. 7. 4 A JT ofr/. See gtw- -Ooxsp. , organic disease.-2 Meadow grass, pasturage. -J ( pi. ) The surrounding parts of irj 1 A medicare* nt. -2 any place. An incurable disease. -JAn adulterer. ). gij. ^'H?] [ the top of a house. An 1 *f '!,- -2 rth. 'one' ( in math. See under g^. &o. See under Irfifa a. [Vf-v] 1 field. -2 Curable in a I'l* I Mfafr/- $friOf! The number ; ; -10 -11 knowledge of Spirituality, Quickness, spee iness. afq- tural. a town.-13 plane figure, as a triangle. tnnt- ; ; Eu. 6. 77 The mind.-l 1 W* ] 1 A A field. ! fl5? the Boul. STflUfo. ( aft/. ) [^rRWW HifJ Relating to a field. -q> : 1 A farmer Ms. 8. 241, 9. 53. -2 A husband ;Ms. 9. 145. ; soul ) V^ft titude of fields, -2 ; A field, ground.soil; 1 -p;] -5 Giving peace. trosperons. An the division of a field, -igftt/. cultivated land, -frf^r: quantity represented by geometrical math. -2 Low, a. 1 Little, minnte. -). an area or sacred place. The wife of a barber. m. deity protecting fields. <jtjj the epithet of Siva. A ^nj 2 sharpen. P. -WiTH w( Atm. en also Bk. 8. 40. ( fig. Ved. a. propitious, causing peace or security. Srftq a. ( oft ) Safe, secure / happy. ^ T*V a. [ %jrj fljg ] 1 Resting, at ease. -2 Habitable, comfortable. -J Healthy, salubrious. ~\ Lucky, whet, to sharp ened. kind of ( also ijnif;* ) ); To ) $9J*a. UTS-*] Whetted, sharp- epithet of Dnrgft. -flffir raff ) ( yflfr, A grind-stone. The earth 1 ; ( a* R. 18. 9 w Mu. 2, 18. ' number planet a king one MaM. ; -2 ( -Oomp.^ T. -nS SR/% 5Hiqfff Qtt. 1 ; ft? Jr- ) The gn the In math. ' ?Rt ) ; m - 389 ^ fft SRTlTi Pt. 1. 155. king or mountain. SHrg; 1 A. shake, tremble 14. 21 ) To =g>prnf ^r irqr Bk. ^[RiT $Rn7r, ( ; Bk. a. P- 1 $RT^ Stfaft ( -2 To wink, ) olioe the eyelids. ffcrf f%rr ) 7. 103. 17. 73. ; 0. 1 s ( I Bounded $71%?:-? inarticulately. Soft, unctuous, oily. S^g-a.I Crooked, curved. -2 Wicked, depraved. -3 Difficult to be approached.-g-; 1 Sound, noise. -2 Venom, &. To ham, roar, whistle, growl, son ad indistiuc' ly ; MB. murmur, zt 1 The roaring of a lion. -2 A war-cry, war-whoop- -3 A bambco. $qg^rl Murmuring, hissing, whistling. -2 A hissing pronunciation. gap, or discharge pice, ichor &o.; exude. -WiTH JT to murmur, hum ; m. a f^f 1 A., fa; 4 P. unctuou!. -2 The 1;: ion. The sky Mk. 5. 1 *jr ; rnpfti ufrT: Jrvert ^ifir imnpo Kn. 3. r Me. 9- -2 Heaven. -3 Organ of sense. -4 A city. -5 A field. -6 A ; 72 ; A -7 dot, and generation Ms. of. 60, 53 3. 50. 2. Kn. ) ; ; wrf* 144 4. ; Y. 1. 20 A wound. -10 -1 stellation or the sun's entrance Wr it- A 1 A fountain. -2 well, _m river. -Oonrp planet. -2. Kfthu, node. arririrr . < ^j: a 1. ) a planet -^frffrft 5*^, Siva, -wgyi 'sky-meteor,' N. of the gun. 3Tr%w a form ot the sun. iri a. [ awr$t H!ricr -. ) 1^|. w3"'bT wii w ^fr*r g N. ing in ihe 12. 6d. -2 air. air, y bird 2 ^ 2. wind; BHt mov- ) a ( 1^ t an epithet of . galli- ; . e.%r^ Ms Tfm ' Skanda. gfc? fky-water ', dew, iftfn^ m, a firefmra; 1. a cload. -2. smoke. fly. wrffs 1- a firefite3>: the sun. rain, frost &c. fly . *?ff wr5rt*^irr?flnr: Mb. -3. the inn. -4. a planet g a^ftf^ vrr! w ftfejTH; TV. -5. a grasshopper. -6. a deity. -7. an ar row. ; ) wtft rain-water, dew -^ Ac. -*Trs alio ( %?ni ) a. resting or dwelling in the air.-sr. ftt a celestial body. ?rw: wind, air. -iron a- produced in tha wgm, k 7- ~%St the earth. moon. sgjfr fqrfHr the sun or gem. tha moon having a cypher for jr. a. its denominator. 1 ^F^ at, P. ( ^wrS To laugh ) deride, ridicule. ^^3"? a. j solid. Hard, Chi Ik. A beggar's staff. A kind of reed. A curl, a lock of hair. : ; : . the ascending an epithet of the 3-5^ l. a meteor. -2. ^jsjr, the planet Mars. N. of Dnrga N.of Ganges. (-IT: {*qn astronomy, -^rmt the moon. ^T a. flying, moving in the air. (-T:) or 5n^T:l- abird.-2.olond. -3. the sun. -4. the wind. -5. a demon. -6. an aerial spirit. -7. a Gandbarva or Vidyidhara. -8. a planet. -9. mercury or quicksilver. -10. a into To 1 snow, hoar-frost. . sphere. man. -16 The glottis (in anatomy ). -17 The tenth from any given con- ) tf ; Happiness, pleasure. -12 Talc. -13 Action. -]4 Knowledge. -15 Brah. &c. ( i^afer epithets of Grarnda. ^ff /. the earth. the hollow of a tree. -2. 1 a bird's ne ;t. ifirr celestial Oangi. QOT a. having a cypher as a the celestial nr?jt multiplier. 1 P. nf!Jr wgorfft^iwc Snbhlsh. a planet. a yfrft. falcon. WlSTi 'the jewel of the sky', the sun. jjfnt an epithet of Siva. dbarvat or missile weapons). a bird. -( 5^ } qq^t a kind of fj?f?T3f: war- battle-cry, Play, nnle. %r A -4 jest, joke. nf^i /. 1- flight in the air. -2. the motion of a planet. ITIT a. moving in the air, flying ( as the Qan- ; . a hawk, faloon. 'strr^TTm an epithet of Siva. 3UQW| 1. the eastern mountain on which the gun risos. -2. an epitbft of Vishnu, "y^t, *tTgt:, ""n"*?: WM an annsvara. -8 A cavity, an apeitnre, hollow, hole ; Ms. 9. 43. -9 An aperture of the human body ( of which there are 9, i. e. the month, the two tun, the two eyes, the two nosof excretion trilt, and the oigans cypher. lion. Humming, murmuring The roaring of leap, jump. -2 To play. -3 To go, move. -4 To shake, tremble. Snbhash. -3 Moistening. -4 Abandonment. -5 An inarticulate sound emit, a 1 growl, roar. -3 ^1 poison; To be 1 To A whoop. 4.64. wet or -2 $t ; 1. 1, ) 1 9 P*. ( To come unfa, w^rijf, forth, appear. be born again. -3 To purify. -II. 10 U. ( WMirft, ?rf%fT ) 1 To fasten, bind. -2 To Wf'artT set, inlay. p- Pfull joined, [ of, '3^-f ] 1 Fastened, intermixed with ; 7. 11. w^rar(^f>cjftnn'% Me. 81. -2- the sun- the son. qr^ Bk. VJT: 3. a rccket *5 r- -2 To -2 Mixed, blended. -3 if Bt.-.dded, in ; darknes. 5iT 'sky-flower'; used figuratively to denote anything impossible, an impossibility of. the four im- comp. ; nffcr*, ^C^T* verge : set, ;M41. 8.10. ^5^ 1 P. ( 3iO, (jfi'Sm ) To churn, agitate. ; possibilities stated in this Inlaid, 5T5Tt jtiok. [ l-si\ ] 1 A churning. -2 Agitating, churning. -3 390 ladle or spoon. stick, ladle. -2 srr 1 A Ckurningfowler. fingers extended. -3 Chnrning,agitat- cot. -2 A A ^Tf 10 P. bier. a. Dwarfish. A 3re>: crush cburning-stick. -fsrar A bird. A r SR\ A 1 P. ( W3Tf3 ) halt, limp, bed-stead, conch, ; of Siva. -are? sTTtttl, a- : A [ fJoj-53^] i wag-tail**; * wag-tail 174 ^ ; Bv. ; Amaru. P. 1 78 2. ; ; ( A kind WSTPT- also : Y. tables and spices. Chalk. m. or/. on which the corpse 1 [ s.-H*H A sword To zft ) desire ; *?-3^ [ ] 1 Phlegm. -2 A welir-S^A hatchet. -4 A plough. -5 Grass. -6 The -7 A kind of blow or wound. a spitting-box. -Oomp. TTsrgsrt 3rrarq?: 1. a jackal. -2- a crow. -3. an animal. -4- a glass-vessel. -5- an closed fist. eater. | ^gtfr: A man whose business is s 272, 5. 1^ bier or bed ; fist of wrestlers or boxers. ^cfcimJ A 1 A man The hand half-closed. Chalk. -2 The external open- [ Un. 1. 121 ] Ddb.; a E. ; rhinoceros 9. 3 18. 62 . -3 A M*. ; Iron. 3. -Oomp. a sword-cnt. mvritt a wrfinT a bufsheath, scabbard. falo's flesh. snyt a rhinoceros. utt a swords5TT$T! a scabbard. man. tig:, wadil 1. a small sword. -2. a female rhinoceros, -tj^r the blade of a sword. ( -*r; ) a tree in bell having swords for leaves ; of. irPr o. word in hand. a vr*sel made of buffalo's horns. A side-door, window. ad loc. a. cover, 1 screen. a. 1 A Dwaifish. bed-stead. A 1 ;?; -2 A dwarf. A kind of shield. butcher. ; : -ft The m.f. A civet-cat. bier. JJfisfr ; 1. 'ars'ff Armed with A -3 The cream of -2 buffalo's *jr%q a. ( -;ft/. ) Armed with a o s. -2 An m. 1 A rhino epithet of Siva. tickle. ^J3 means In comp. ( ' ' incomplete ). -Oomp. wtf I- scattered clouds. -2. the in amorous impression of the teeth measure of oil. aurfw: ! sports. -2- a pond or lake. -3. a woman whose husband has been guilty o* infidelity, -gim a short tale. <S: 1. weet a kind of bulbous plant. -2such as potato. -flnt i reg;er 5 rT *ti^*^ngwft ^ 8. D, 564. 3ft nt^ a kind of sugcr. -vrrr scissors. * Siva an epith 61 ; nf- G- L. Mv. 2. 33. -2- n epithet of Parasurama, son of Jamadagni. -3 An q^s 1 N, of epithet of Vishnu. of Siva. -2- of Paraanrama -3 Baha. -4. an elephant with a broken confectioner. -JJHTS 1. in?*: a partial destruction of the universe in -which all the spheres beneath Svarga are dissolved in one com- tusk. mon ruin. -2- a quarrel --rigt? a. gibbons, not full or round. ( -?J)the kind rn?f>: segment of a circle of sugar. c5?or a kind of salt, -ftw^Tf candied sugar. woman, an unchaste qnt: sugar. wife. A milk. A ' ^frar a loose] a sword. swordsman. 1 sugar-cane. cf. wftTOTTJ. sword. grass. -2 One who observes a particular religious penance peculiar to Buddhists by walking on swords zV Chalk. (qifT) To scab- wqT^9f fgvrpf, 31% fir a knife, imall sword. q^ a swordu? IT: ft sword-ont. blade. ^w; a kind of artificial composition, the words being arranged in the form of a sword ; seeK. P. 9. W^TKTZ: iug of the ear. 10 P. r partial, bard particular position *3: of the hand in shooting. in the attitude of shooting. Tsnfr^WT'J'T multitude, an assemblage, group ; 10. tr**rer K. 23 ; Mil. 5. J3, 8. yt 1 -5 A term in an equation. Candied sugar. -2 A flaw in a jewel A kind of salt. -2 A sort of 1 is carried. . cf. ed ; qrs a. [<3f <*gl 1 Broken, divided, c torn asunder ; | i^fj Pt- 2. a tern, ruins. -2 Having chasmsin pie gapa or breaks. -3 Defective, den, cient. ^:, -S 1 A break, chasmfracture. -2 A piece, fissure, gap, srtfTrpart, fragment, portion ; fqwt nwjreiw Me. 30 ; wrs", rtw &0 -* A section of a work, chspter. -4 fc A f -2 The horn of rhinoceros j?: ; ?iTt ^wrrrn- wish. blind Breaking, dividing. -2 Buttermilk boiled with aoid vege- ^: Ms. 5. 14 99. ( small bed-stead. 1 of wag-tail. -2 Mustard. *f Going < conoh. *. See t 1 6. 24, - A qfsrr -STT 5. Til. 4, *S- Hf^tf 5T3I5* Si. 7. 31, 20. gf% JT^T: Pt. 146. -4 To disturb. -5 To cheat. Si. 2. 77. . J. To nseasa ; To 1 to pieces, -2 To defeat completely, wr smr. or astray. tSffRre Den. P. species of the nt "it Vjrll* II _ /^_ _"i___i PTw 9TVHf IT BIT S.D-; 1. wrong ing, going Limping, lam. a. ; ; break dis- on bed. -2. low, vile. -3. abandoned, wicked. -4. silly, stupid. -5. err- tail. 18 dstroy, dispel r : 5. mvfit, 3fai ) ( tear, 15. 54 ffift^fSli^H. 2. 111. -3 To in love appoint ; frustrate, cross lying I Bk. 16, 12. 3. ^an ; ; Mu. fiff . ladle. lame SIT^ JiT3ri3r;r: TIW^I: s N. 11. 107. o. [ ^-3?^ ] Lame, crippled, halt -2 A oot. of swing, hammock. -X A kind sw; 1 a club or bandage. -Oomp. staff with a skull at the top considered as the weapon of Siva and carried by ascetics and Yogins ; Mai. 5. 4, 23. -2. N. of Dillpa.rc, epithet of Siva. -3nH m. an epithet ladle or spoon. To A 1 ladle or spoon. Clarified butter, ghee. j: cut, breakj battle. A tick, tin- kle, crack, clank. gjr 1 ing, stirring. -4 Killing, destioying. -5 Den. A. To A. butcher. -2 A hunter, A small bed-stead, a f The band with the [^-"^] Destroying, *S3*> a. removtearing, breaking to pieces, Si: -W A fragment, part ing, &c. or piece. m: 1 Candied sugar. -2 One who has n. no' nails. /Jomp. -aug sweet potato. *5rs* a. [ **53O ting, dividing. 1 Breaking, cut- -2 Destroying, anni- 391 hilating Qlt. 10; ; 2.-il Breaking or cntting.-JBitinc; injuring, hurtUCT gsrwtpr ; awSrsiJretf Ft. 1 3r="f ^ ing a. [ <^-3i ] I Digging, dividing. -2 A digger, excavator. ~3ft 1 A minor. -2 A house-breaker. -3 A R. $ ?fr>H -3 21. 19. Disappointing, frngtrating ( as in love) -4 Interrupting ; werCTTrow B. 9. 36. -5 Cheating, deceiving. -6 Refuting (in argument -7 Rebellion, ); N. ^4 ^-fg?. ] [ ^fn:, -sff/. [*?^*i ^i^] mine ( of jewels ); ft. 17. 66 22 Mn. 7. 31. -2 A cave. ; &sfoir*tpot.p. 1 frangible, brittle. A Wilrfi, -fj To 1 ^-51 meal. [3-ariwr sj] I A sngar-J Pease. -3The armpit. -^ The food of peaan. -2 A kind of wfe^Tt 1 a potter. jf fore angiy with him ; who is digger. moat, ditch- A ; -2 A debtor. -3 -5 Horror. *^pf l 3<^ *arffaiT,-*r o. Drinking ass's milk. A ehe-ags. .^ ^, -Oomp. f^-; a Bn jackass. i case. jgrer o- [^-f Foolish, *srtm%: -3 stupid. White. ] I Cruel. -4 Desirnna of prohibited things. ^- : 1 A horse. -2 A tooth. -3 Pride. -4 Cupid, the god of lore. -5 Siva. -6 Liking for prohibited things. -7 The white colonr. -^ t f. A girl whocbooses her own husband (Tfiq^ 8k.). DIgging. -2 In jury. -Comp. the cocoa-nut tree. lc<mti o. who 1 ^r?^r Powdered musk. : ( ftcr/. ) [ ^-^ ] One digs, a miner. A Niyikas in Sanskrit; R. 5. Me. 39. She is thus described: principal 67 A A spade. -2An oblong pond. A thread. -4 A wood, forest. there- one of the 8 1 1 pointed, betrayed, abandoned ;?ffiftTA woman rrr g*faf*55T WH wild jasmine. -2 Digging, excavating. ^ vessel, -fjfaj apple. a pigeon, -vm a donsey-cart. -?i^ : 1. the braying of an as. -2. an ?rrar a stable for asses. osprey. -^;:/. a moat,ditch. -^q-ffn:: ^ra^r: ). guilty olinSdelity, and -3 hole. dUch, moat; Pt. 5. 29. -4 An oblong pond. -5 A cavern. -6 Digging a hole. An artificial pond. (TT -Camp. ti/feltp-p. [^-TF'] 1 Cut, broken in pieces. -2 Destroyed, annihilated. lost, decayed '{%> ^jHr Bb. 3. 33. -3 Refuted ( in argument), controveited. -4 Rebelled. -5 Disap- A A boiler. ; hoe, a spade, An ezsavation. -2 ff 1 ; music A- into pieces, fragments ^ to cot into pieces. -2 Bit by bit, piece by pieoo, piece- ( in ] wooden a irirJt ging ; Kv. 7.49. 2. smr.p. /> I Dug up, excavated, bored; rePt.2.89.-2 lorn, rent,. e tone i digger, ditcher. f^Kl A small shovel. a- Ved. produced by dig- piece. end. rsfg'sr^ air or A . To be -2 Des- -3 Refutable &c. tructible. A 18. ; pick-aze. SJgTfhr, 1 ; 113. 6. Digging-, excav- 1 -2 Jurying. ating. -8 Dis- opposition.. missal. broken -4 A mine. rat. ; the month Jyeshtha. ^rjr, a stable for asses, -or^-onr a. sharp-noied. -^& a lotus. the opposite-leaved fi?-tvee. the thorn apple. vtffr^ m. an epithet of R&ma, who killed the demon ^rr,. the braying of rr^f': an ass. sira: a lotus. <jj^ an iron vegel. -riif icMH Scratching. mine. - , P. |>*&, ^ram 1 To ] make pain, uneasy. -2 To. creak. -3 To cleanse. -4 To worship, honour. A A jg-fSiKT 1 bole in a wall, A venereal diseasj. -2 relish. breach. tittHtanftm d. D. 114. -Comp. -f%B-- a. maimed, mutilated. immoral, frT abandoned parts, ed. ; sir w^^ [ Mk. pieces, cut op. 1 ed, fragile. Rr^iT) -2 To 1 divid- To be hurt. strike, kill. ?.-i%<^ ] Acacia Catechu 1 N. of a ditch, moat. a. (opp. ?5, ?wpn, ?f) I -2 -3 Pungent, acid. -4 Dense, thick. -5 Hurtful, injurious, cutting, amart ( words ). -6 Sharp edged %ft ^CJT^SI^m Q. 10. -7 Hot; &o. -8 Cruel. T: 1 An as frf^T: ; ( pi. ) Fried or parched grain. 1 U. or wturi) 1 ( w^fn-fi-, r?it?;.pass. To dig ^q- delve, excavate ; qprau^ftc? iflTi Pt 3. 17; Ms. 2. 218 ; Re. 1. 17. -2 To dig into the earth, bury. : [Up. 4. 90] 1 Date-tree. Dcorpion.-tl Silver. -2 Yellow orpiment. -3 The fruit of the date-tree. The date-tree : R. 4.57. 120, 8. 370 ; y. ICO. -2 A mnle. -3 A heron. -4 crow. -5 A kind of prickly nightshade. -6 A quadrangular mound of earth for receiving the sacrificial 2. A -7 A Daitya or demon in general. -8 An attendant of ( a ) 8nrya,(6) Siva. -9 N. of a demon, half-brother ot Havana and slain by Rama R. 12. 42. -Comp. 3i|r:, vessels. ; up,- fr 1- a stable for asses. -2- a barber's shop. ^or:, lapis lazuli. the francoline partridge. A % ; 4. 115, A /. Itching, itch.'gcab. -2 Hard, rough, solid. -2 Severe, sharp, strict, 1. R.8. 9 ;?H*: ^FT: ^rw: Kav ; -4 tree. Silver. ^r ^ Scratching.-2 The date- 1 -3 The Dhattura worm, a kind or insect. tree. To be dug or excavated. Ms. 21.210 tree, V.I. 302. -2 AH epithet of Indra. -3 The moon. -Oonrp. for; the frciUtirue of the Kbadirattee.-gf^r, - ^^ wgj:/. home-breaker. ; 'srT^r.i [ ^ A Wt To be broken or -2 Destructible. ^1P.firm.(^, steady, VA 2. )SS-jfR ] J The earlh. 8 D. To divide, tear to WS-3j a. Sgrr a. dissolute, Consisting of pieces or parti -2 Divid- W8^ino. : wfrtST: A ^f P. [ 1 A 1 jcT^; cheat. -3 scorpion. wfm-] To bite, -2 thief. sting. A togne, A beggar's bowl. -4 The aknll. -5 A piece of a broken jar. pot sherd. -6An umbrella. -t= ^iftr q. v. *S"hTifiT, ^ffr A kind of colly, go, move- rinm. ] 1 To go towards. -3 To be proud. TjfiJ ( ) a ['Mi. 3?^] 1 lated, crippled, imperf oct. ish, low, short in stature. I A large number -2 N. of one Muti- -2 Dwarf$., $ (10,000,000,000). of the treasorei of 392 Knberi. -Oonrp. <^njr ish, small, short. ^ vrfeii -z [ ^ft' 81 town. 2 A village a mountain. ] 1 a. dwarf- A marketfoot of the at Prohibition P. (* To gathar, collect. A threshing Y. 2. 282. Ms. 11. 17, U5 shake. -2 Wf7:, floor ; To move, 1 W [ *f-3T?] ; -2 Earth, soil. -3 PUce, site. -4 A heap of dust. -5 Sediment, dregs, deposit of oil &c. -6 A mill. -7 A & I A wicked or contest, battle. rniscbievons person, a villain (also base, villain; a.) low, mischievous, mean ous, infericr, fir it if: ; Cbftn. 26 -5 Btahon 2. 70. dejection -Conrp. sr ; ) i^RRr ; spr grace to the sentence ( ^riprta^K m. Darkness. A T for place ?^?qT [ tude of ti. repliing multi- : tloors. Astoneor vesselforgrinding drugs, a mill. -2 A pit. -3 Leather. -4 The Chataka bird. -5 A 1 frying-pan. Bald headed. Bald, bald-headed )Z - ; ; q^ -Coarp. -3T%:/- abuse, wicked tn?i a threshing-floor. language. j: TO./. a sweeper, cleaner, ]. -ijfo! quicksilver. ^'w^T: keeping company with wicked man. wf?N.a. Having sediment, -m. N. Bh. *31%(??r)=T:,-*f The bit of a bridle ; ^^ 9 P. its ^ 1 -3 -2 in- Hurting, -tfjfg-:/. 1 Evil, mischief . floor. ;: A pitcher. a- Bald headed,, bald A 3*- A 14 T ; jjrg J3?n%'5rf -2 Entreaty, S. 1. 10 5nv*ra?j: ; * H tg ^m vrnnc B- couciliation : a 5. 4. V. 1 : N4g. -2 Violence ( -2 N. of a Itch, scab Poppy. An expression of repioach (at the end of a compound): '}taK'j''H3?JT%: 'a bad grammarian', 1 /. one who has forgotten W ' *i PPP V> it'. pray ) itid. -Conrp. rw: -3 Inquiry 3. ( = -2 An The nound made ; to jg-[?$ in clear -?T, -fem-ft / A bier, a btd-utead on which dead bodies ar< carried to the Eating and being glad ; and be merry " ; so 11^ ] of. " Eal, drink tooth. [ ^r^iSt -537 ] A Eating, chewing. -2 Food. ) Misobievoui, wj3> a. ( qfr injurious, malioious. ^STTOa. Eatable. ?f Food, TIC- / tnals. iNIKt Ved. A brooch, bracelet, ring. Made of or comiug Khadtra tree ^if^f 2. 45 ^ Catechn. from ^ ^RT the Jf t. ; : -1T : -fV/ A measure to 16 drooas. gram equal ^ of scar. A. fr o. Equal to r gown =StR( ft with a kharl of grain. *srn'? Yuga of the world. Morbid baldness. j a Like a threshing - ,% %: A fox. !%%?: ! Afox(?r/. floor. ).-2 Tha bier. -2 -3 Caprice, whim. P. ( fczfr, ^'Jrs ) 1 To b, terrinedorfrigbtened,tofear,dread.. -2 To terrify, frighten, snrpriie, scare away. a. Terrified, scared. 5sJ?? %gr 6 P. ( i^ft, I. r%r ) To down, affliot.-ll. 4, 7 A. (^%, t%f ) To suffer pain or strike, press cemetery. ^ftr:[^ii5^]l A scar. consumer. eater, ( fefilr, misery, to be afflicted or wearied, feel tired, depressed or exhausted ; S. 5. 7 W s*p?r T: 3K!rt< H. 2. 141 overpowered fe srrR WTT i%B>r U^t Ve. 1 Santi. 3. 7 Bk. 14. 108, mv$ ; ; pj The ; state of having frac- 4. 24. -4 Whs^'. Sugar candy. a forest in Kurnkahetra, sf N. of gacred to ; ; 17. 10. -Caus. 1 tures or gaps. ^5 fti%nrer asr u. 2; 3 ^znn Kn. ] *3Tj[ a. Eating, devouring. Eating, consuming. -2 Food. wrf 5T a. ( f|8sr /. ) [ wr?.-"^ ] gpr- 1 A debtor. Eating, consuming. %?; 1 r: A ; foot of a bed-stead. clearing the throat the throat. ' 101 1. r Fried grain. 3. 51. ' ( ; ^5 b. hurt, " Delating to a rhinoceros, nrRfvar ^Vs^: V. ^= ); ftiTHnrifcr ^g Rgrnra^Kt aigffr^f! injure, opium. Ceitainly, surely, verily, indeed wnfg^tfa To see ^jf. or oil implying ptrticle ) Anger. :: 14 oil-cake; fwtpTrf t^jjnziit u^nr I^f5'-j^ri^rsh Bh. 2. 100. tnrf. 9. 78, 14. 87, ; H. 32, 53 ; 15. 35. hurt. t) ; mountain. -55l/. Sediment of "-> )N. of a country and mfff ( 1 ; [; T.' 1 P. ^^r; 6 6. -2 To JffT-'j I country ^Wtsfr, -?!& The poat of a threshing pi. cruelty. Ill-treating; Santi. 1. 25. ?qR Ms. 5. ^r^HtK T ; people. ^jwcrs *afa)TT:, ; ). kill. floors. juring. Vikr. 18. 99. To cause prosperity, ; ; ^n ^fif: ( " multitude of threshing 1 written Si. 3. 66. A 90 2. produce wealth. -2 To purify. A mountainous ( P'- ) 1$T$'country in tha north of India and Ms. 10. 44 its inhabitants ( also of Siva. ; *r ) ; 2. ; ^ SBRt n?;f f ^ ] A 1$$: ^, sr^ TT^r: Bk. military exercise. hart or injure' (3) ' to ill-treat, corn '; WBTyrrs'f ar^r*. M k - to . ?3T^ 1 P- ( miff, ?mffr ) 1 To eat, devour, feed to prey upon, bite ; 81 ) leather water-bag.-6 A canal, trench. -jfr Shooting pain in the extremities. ; N of a town. JT^T. ] A confectioner. ^TrTi sgrW See under rrq- 4f%a??T^vrT ?H5 ^i? ?ft g<jr 4. 10. -6 ^^ is sometimes need as an expletive. -7 Sometimes only to add ct. ; ) Indra, and burnt by Agni with the assistance of Arjnna and Krishna. ; wg i%^: Ku. 4. 5 ( G. M. cites this as an illustration of Bv.l. 76, 78, 91, 38. -2 The sun. -3 Xhe thorn-apple. 'to crush' [ WJ5TST means (1) (2) Vas. n : for ( ) 9jr?sirt or 1 with gerunds ( 2 To exhaust, To frighten.terrify. fatigue, make tired. i^nrp.p [r%^-^] 1 Depressed, afflicted, dejected, distressed, suffer- 393 ing pain ; 5*, Tft 5*3 Ve ! ; nr Me. 38 13, B. 11 3. eb. P. ; I ] exhanstion ; -2 ). ajB^r^fffcrg- ; ^H ; ; Ve. 1. ; 1 -3 A Amaru. ^ST 1 A. -2 A kind of petf ame. -4 The foot of a bed- 4. 67. razor. -Oomp -srr'7[?ft) ~oro" ^* y^tO * an arrow ; Tiring, exhausting. An ?nf&37: 1 iron arrow. razor-case. A A -3 ^ -2 -2 see g^tr. : A A poor man additional to the regular collecMs. 3. 232. -4 supplement -5 A compendium. -6 Vacnity. .7 Bemainder. sy N. of Brahma and of Vishnu. a : and 3TJ v< f 1 \ jI ( i7?r"3rrYr ft \ * i w l. iwrtr^ta^to become impassable, to be blocked np, be left unfrequented m*nnin9 f^rr^ f^r=fnrtn OT ; KU. hill. ism- (^R^&O. ) To - horse. A skin. ( JV. %T j ?:, <storft ) rob, steal. TO break in pieces, divide, cut up. <S*': The ankle-joint. A .^*.2 .(^-;H Pieoes. To break To lim^, b |an, also in non-con. 1 Hunting, ohase. defectiveness ' or and 'deterioration,' may be' rendered ' ' ' ' by low, miserable, vile, ' wretched ' &c.; snrc^r? miserable town. ) See under ^. nowned, praise. ' ^--..v. A small village, hatnlet.-^rt A shield. -2 The club of Ba- , ? 1 Iara.ma. A 1 lecner, libertine. -2 f f fnl ; a. B. I Sportive, amorous, playV. 4. 16, 43. -2 Mov- 4. 22. ihg, shaking. time. -Oomp. a sportive or 31 Sport, play, pasJTI%, JTJTST a. having stately gait. Shaking. -3 Play, pastime. -3 A performance. ft A piece or man at cheia &c. 1 - [ ?it-^ ] I -2 Named, : 1 Known ; B. called. discovered ; Ft. 1. 39. -?r 1 OomProclamamunioation, mention. -2 tion. -OtHBP. T5T <* notoriously vile, infamous. OTnmr -2 To be citizen. SmfSiF ). ^- 1 P. (^sfff,^l%a) - -3 Told. -4 -5 well-known. famous, Celebrated, Notorious.-* Made known, betrayed, 18. 6. ' Hrsir in ; 1 1 Grass. -2 Hide, B. At the end of comp. expresses 18& ( Atm. ( -Pats. ( nwft ) I To be ). named or called ; Bk. 6. 97 .-2 To be known or famous. -Cau. (ifWriit ^) Ms- 7. I To make known, proclaim 201.-2 To tell, declare, relate Bh. 2. make re69; Ms. 11. 99 .-3 To extol, shield. 1 To shake, move to and fro. -2 To tremble. -J To play, sport. A. To sonnd. 10 P. -4 ; A -2 ( To ant- Bhell of a betel-nut. To A minstrel, whose business it is to awaken the master of the house with music and singing ) limping. jngational tenses ) ( ^mS. 'fTKf ) dat. tell, declare, communicate (with eat, ^73fTR:,-5r: SThrft shrewd or A quiver. P. village, small A ( -2 Sauce-pan, pot. Having a weapon, armed, -zi 1 town or hamlet. -2 Pblegcc. -3 The club of Balarlma. -4 A ^fz^ n. - cunning & Helmet. A helmet. -2 An -3 The : _ P limp. lame. ) a. Limping, I ; ^r ] . 45. ( b ) to be ndered impracticable or stopped_* 3-151 IHTKPrdrf u ^i_*m-~. 1 To Lame. a. consume. 2. 1 1 P. 1 of person hymn appendad [1%^ & ( -2 An pillow. road. P. often used in combination with white and brown horse. ,-3i; Disease, sickness. A addi- To be lame. ! A> See r^ra : ?j [ fissr-qr ] 1 A piece of waste or uncultivated land, desert or bare soil ; a desert, waste -2 A gap, vacant place. -3 An ; mule. A -; 1 tion in general. wait serve, tional. younger brother. Indra. A To ) a. Supplementary, (S'^if) To Pla yW( )? a. Small, little, mean, low ^55see g5. -Oomp. fnan a father's %%T: 1 Anascetic.-2Apioper. -3 The moon. -4 An epithet of 1 ^^ a. Crippled, lame, Qtrag!': irou arrow. Diiturbing, afflicting, troubling. 1%^^ ^r ] A : int: a kick. flat-nosed. ( upon. ; a. 1 panper. A hoof; B.I. 85, 2. in general. -5 Poverty. %f^T a. 1 Pained, distressed, afflicted. -2 Annoyed, troubled. --f* [ (or black; horse. 1 Sport, play. -2 An arrow. -3 An animal. -4 A bird. -5 The sun -6 A song or hymn. 5.5. tress. _*fff%5r. ) at Lassitude, languor. -2 Ex-3 Pain. -4 Sorrow, dig- haostion. scratch, out. nrnr: prints of hoof ; B. 2. 2. ?5*<7T Military exercise or practice ( aa of arms, archery &c.); Mv. 2. 34; ^ -5 Poverty. -6 A disease, Ved. A hammer, mallet. To horse's foot-marks. st with a semi-circnlar head ; 5qf Ms. ~T^i ; fmnlr ^73 2; Depression, **rr?wtf;*r3w?T^ U. 1. 24 an^W? nW: Mo. 32 B. 18. 45. -3 Pain, torment Amani. 33. -4 Dietress, sorrow 5*, ,%^ H. 3Tftr tawny 1 a^ftft- ; lassitude, dejection ( of spirits 53. A : stead. Rl^-n> 55 Fatigne, ^Tj?t_) q-jj Si. 9. 11. fc]f: [ ( : "m imrrf 20 Fatigued, ftm ,%* f^TS ; ^nhnwT%Wfwir 3, -2 3. 6 P. break in pieces. - fiJrwwmff: Qtt. exhausted ^ &j - Wfrfsf: a. 1 To be styled or called. -3 To be celebrated. [frr-frS*] 1 Benown, told. / fame, reputation, glory , celebrity Ms. 12. 36 PC. 1. 371. -2 A ame, -3 Narration. -4 ; ; appellation. Praise. -5 ( In phil. ) Knowledge, the f acnlty of discriminating objects title, Si. 4. by appropriate designation ; -6 Praise. -Oomp.-9fr.i- arsrsia. 55. glorious. 9tnw a. 1 Making known, declarconfesses. -3 Indi- -2 One who ing. cative, *T nowned, celebrating, 394 whom Bhishma, the youngbecame a well known personage, renowend for bis valour and at the end of IT a. ( Used only oomp. ) Who or what goes, going, moving, being, staying, remaining, having sexual intercourse with &o. A Gandharva. -2 An epiIT; 1 thet of Ganesa- -3 A long syllable an abbreviation of 5$ ), ( used at sons, of ( in cf. prosody irr.-'T A. ). song. Some suppose 17*13 (l) ( be an incorrect form, aa ed by a writer <w?g% is m : <[IM to observ- %3f ornrft- 1 The rnn J?IT sky, atmosphere ; *s: w^or B. 3. 43; itTinnr Teerrt Pt. 5. 6 *fH -gfif: mrffr mwrq. S. 4. v. 1 ; Si. 9. 27. -2 ( In math. ) A cypher. -3 FirmT: ) ; ament. -4 Heaveu. -Oomp. -anr the highest heaven. a STII^T heavenly nymph, an Apsara*. -wCTiTt 1. the snn. -2. a planet. -3. a' 3?j n. rain-water. 7583?: the planet Mars. 3TQJT, celestial being. ' ' . . sky-flower, any unreal thing, an impossibility; see ^aq. rrfa-. 1. a deity. -2. a celestial be=q^ ing Me. 46. -3. a planet. -jBtj ; a- moving in the a bird. -2. a planet. -3. a heavenly spirit. -4. a Innar mansion. -5- the zodiac ( *[iJN;p ) 5p. 1. the sun. -2- a cloud, -itflfts? a, moving or ranging in the TO. ) 1. a luminaky ; H. 1. 21. ( ry. -2. the eon. -3. a celestial being. m. ) -*r^ a- dwelling in the air. ( a celestial being Si. 4. 53. -f?rg: /. an epithet of the Ganges. w, -f?a3 a. situated in the sky v*$si: I. air, wind. -2. N. of one of the eight Maruts. also ITT^I^T ( ) air. ( -*i ) I. ; P. To langh, deride. ^ 1. 120 C Tl; 1 ; Un. ] I The river Ganges, the most sacred river in India ; snfttf jfri T<reqirffr ?arSRtrail Bh. 2. 10 K. 2. 26 ; 13. 57 ; ( mentioned in Rv. 10. ?. 5 est, another account she to According celibacy. life-long 2. 10. ]. -Damp. 315, -3?vr^ n. 1. water of the Ganges. -2. pore rain-water (such as falls in the month of 3nf**=T ). M^tTTT : 1. the descent of the Ganges on the earth ; viimr f? K. 32 : jHitn"T*afT, ( where to the means also if ' descent in- ' for ablution). -2. N. of a sacreO place, -sjg^ja collection of eight erges addressed to the Ganges. a^f: the source of the Gangesriver Ganfsf the ges and the district two Kois on either of its bunks. f^jfr Gan- Gauge* 3T: 1. N. of Bhtshma. getic kite. -2. of K&rttikeya. ^T. an epithet of Ehfsbma. git the place where the Ganges enters the plains ( also called eftjK ) vr*: 1. an epithet of Siva. -2 The ocean. <j^ N. of a town. $3n I. N. of Bblsbma. -2. cf K4ittikeya. -3. a man of a Ganges personified as a goddess, f Ganei is the eldest danghter of Hiinavst It i. said that a curse of Brahma made h.r come down upon earth wher. .h, became the firs^ wife of fe.ngSant.nu. She bore him eTht elephant ; ' A demon killed by Siva. -5 One of tin eight elephants of the quarte: s. -Comp. anrofr > I the icoit excellent among elephants. -2- An elephant of epithet of ifrwa, tb Indra. --3m*: lord of elephants, -4 a noble elephant. 3irtr$T: a superintendent of elephant*. arTR^': a vile or wretched elephant, a common or low-barn elephant. si^TT: the religions fig-tree root of a lotus. his ajwrKT ). sritt 1 who -2. N. of Siva mon ( snsfte: livelihood by . (-sf )the a lion. killed the de' T3T. one who gets elopbants ,' an e elephant-driver. -aiRsri.-aTrtT: P>Ganei. 311^^7: science of the treatment of elephants, -air- theto of r;?jr: an elephant-driver, of Hastinlpnra. %q N. -sri f^: -3TT- an 1. lordly elephant; f% ^reiflf iT^J^jrw^ S. Til. 7. -2. Air&vata, Indra'a elephant. qjcT: a 5r4: an epithet of Siva. excellent elephant, a m N- mixed and vile caste whose business is to remove dead bodies. -4. n Brahmu^a who conducts pilgrims to the Ganges. ijq m. I. N. of Siva. -2. the ocean. mi>t the bed large enculent root. of the Ganges. Tft^r I- a pilgrimage to the Gange*. -2. carrying a sick person to the river-side to stately elephant-like gait. a portion of time proper for a Sraddha, time at the eclipse of the sun ; - ^nff?T^ 1- a itately or of Garu^a. ijf^:/. elemajestic gait like that or an such a with a woman -2. phant. a irrmHt a woman having gait. ?mr die there. F^n N. of poem Jagannatha Pandita. HITO the place where tne Gangei enters the ocean. g^: 1. an epithet of BhJshma. -2. of Kirttikeya. by ST. of a y&: a?*f. nfnr The Gangs. a. Become sacred ag as ; along with other rivers considered eaored in India ). -2 The An in nsff Ki. 1. 36. -2 The number eight '. -3 A measure of length, a guja or yard (thus came down on earth being propitiated by Bhagiratha : see ai'nw and 3j<j also ; and Bh. ] I *T3tt the Gangei. inftoy: ed A precious itone also call- ifin^. A tree. -2 The period number of terms ) of a pro- l|T>y: 1 ( i. e. gression (in mith.). 1 P. (isifa, >ii%cj) if-% 1 To sound, atna'Mf. Bk. 14. 5. -2 To be drunk; to be confused or inebriated. roar ; ^ rr n. g *?r Era-, sJ -g^m as high or tall ai an elephant, -ija: 1- an elephant's tusk. -2- an epithet of Ganea. -3. or bracket pin, ivory. -4. a peg, ITT aprojecting from a wall the ^ n made of ivory. qr;r 1. from the temples ( ichor ) exuding of an elephant. -2- the gift of an of an sff^if the trunk e'.ephant. the lord or 1. trfir: elephant. tall a keeper of elephants. -2- very and stately elephant ; Si. 6. 55. -3. a an excellent elephant. #1*: large and excellent elophant ; n^rj^'^a Bh. 2. ^ ^?&*ring% the tfK frotaraft 81. 55; a email to olo ground 395 for a ^f&'fr phants. TWT the for stable ele-- the sacred fig-tree. T5T3r: gum olibanum tree. -n'?tf A Tif^ft 1 -TOfffr a ring or circle of elephants. ger-ting. pearl supposed to be found in the kumbahe or projections on the forehead of an elephant. gWi, -VTWt, jTrff*: -^Ti epithets of Ganesa. a lion. %*] a herd of elephants ; B. 9. 71. ifrfa^ a. fighting on an elensr: a lordly or noble elephant. phant. tffwi -fr/. the three lunar bent. a- iifgoft. sn^f, an<j . T: a troop of elephants. T5TSTT the science of elephants. ^rjnr N. of Hastinapura. .^ST (lit.) bathing of an elephant ; (fig.) useless or unproductive efforts resembling the ablation of elephants which, after ponring water over their bodies, and by throwing dirt, rnbbisb, and other fool matter of. ; ar^rtt^n^^r*f frffcrfTTTnr'r WIT H. 1. 18. T3WT A multitude of elephants SI. 71 A A -2 water-pot. heads (of god, men and demons). -9 A sect ( in philosophy or religion ). -10 A small .body of troops ( a anb division of 3?stii6ff )i consisting of 27 chariots, &s many elephants, 81 cloud. if.tr [ A -13 sheep. ii^nmawrftzsi.] ; people of sheep ' ; of. fit , K. P. 8. T^fSS: inn; 10 ^ U. ( ,, . connt, number, enumerate ifolr ifiTTHrw S. 6. 11. -1 To ; Ku. rr$jft compute calculate, mals. for a 12-50. ; 1 *f^ Having elephants;R.9.10. P- ( Tsjfff ) To sound, sound in a particular way. trsri 1 A mine. -2 A treasury. -3 A cow-house. -4 A mart, a place where grain is stored for sale. -5 Disrespect, contempt. A \ g, r hovel. -2 A tavern. -J A hut, drinking vessel. -4 A mine, jewelmine. 3T 1 A mine. -2 A treasury. a. ifsjsr to 1 Contemning, shame, surpassing, GH. pu'.ting excelling ; 12 ; wrBfjB'Tsrsrri^TSTsr S. D. -2 Defeating, ; ** W^ITSI* conquering 5KTfe'qftTqT*3TJT Gtt. 1.. imaRr A tavern, liquor shop. "5 1 P. ( irsffi, lifa ) I To dirt I, draw out. -2 To run as a ( liquid ). p ( Tsura ) To cover, hide. n^'- [ 1 A screen. -2 A Tf-*rj ] fence. -J A ditch, moat. -4 An im! - 154. -6 To take into account, give consideration to ; wtoft wiorggftwaft- red-lead. - ; ^5rrHi, -f-3 Malli.-7 To regard, consider, think or take to be ; ?*irr RTF Q^ft B. 8. 69, 5. 20 f?T W T"^ 11. 75 5ft jror^ fier. ; Pt. 1. 17 or impute 54. #^ -9 To attend mind V. 2take notice of, to, not particle ) ; ; 2. Tjfmni^a^f 53 ; 15. 5, f^Slflsrfaroi^ rorifir "g-.^i Sinti. 45 H. ; f 142 2. -WITH K. 10; 1. ; ' pediment. -5 A kind of gold-fiih. -Oorap. ^^, -^fi^r, -^dr reek or fossil salt, especially the distiiot called i\-f flock, multitude, group, troop, collection ; cf^TTii'TT'Tr, *mart &o. -2 : ": A [ lazy ox I in A cloud. A young steer. -2 15-1^] ; jroiTimn nVrt: K. P. a. [ TJ-J backed. tUt found 10. S. 7. A 1, 4. 18. series, a class. -J A 1 body > of attendants. -4 Particularly^ troop of demigods considered as Siva's attendants and under the special superintendence of ; -3^] Crooked, hump1 A bump on the back. u. 1. 66, 7. Bbimasena. class. -2- collection initiation of a noinber or a performance of rites fora number of ! persons. ^'rr%^ one who officiates for a number of as a persons or for various castes ( been iniprieet ). -2. one wbo:has tiated into the worship of Ganesa. who %*mt (pi.) groups of deities or in classes troops; generally appear classifies them: wri^'5K'T- A follower!) or a demigod of this troop ! Ak. thus 1 of forming a tioop or -q'rwr With ( r JTStawuf mind 64 ns^fr sfrr'niT T ^g^Bh. 2. 81,9; Bk. a. a negative to care for. not to -10 13. with ( Bh i"^ Jior'in'raTPirer ; 4. to attribute to, 3rra4r ) -8 To ascribe 4. epithet dinner eaten in common by a party of virtuous men. -33^" a metre reRfI gulated and measured by feet. ; wr5if%?T Gt. -2. an -^?^in ; arnr praise. -2 to enumerate, count. T 31=3.] TOT: [ TH.*4i5r *Sfl . ; troop or number. ( -7: ) tbe leader or member of any religious association ; Ms. 3. 154. fst: N. of Ganapati, Siva's son (ee imqfS' below). e 3f*;ff an epithet of Pirvati. "^rfr lee. 10 mess, food prepared 15. 61. -3 To gum or Si. 6 15 add up, reckon. -4 To estimate, value at ( with intr. ) T r ^sTrft -5 To class with or among, Dk. reckon among 3?Ji T3r*<5[ a. sitf a number of persons in common one of a Ms. 4. 209, 219. sri*K ?r^w ntntff< "nonr ir ; residence of the Ganas of Si?a. -3?for:, -wRjirfn: I- N. of Siva; Si. 9. 27. -2- N. of Gaijeaa. -3. the chief of a troop of soldiers or of a class of disciples, of a body of men or ani- golden vase. ; ; -12 ( In words belonging to the same role and called after th- first word of e. the that series e. g. Mn?i'T class of roots which begin with ^. -14 An epithet of Ganea*. Oorap. wq A 1 line of sheep. -2 A continuous liiti ' stiesm stream, cnrtent ; 'n^t^j ' of fheep,' used to signify blindly like a flock following other 84 1 A number A foot (in prosody). gram.) A series of roots or horses and 135 foot. -1 Baw mouthful. -2 (in math.). TTfTi-oJ'- 5. -6 A company, association. -8 A series of tribe, class. lunar mansions classed under three fin- sugar. To ; -7 A Hump-backed, crocked, A ; objects. . ; with which an elephant is decorated, particularly the coloured lines en hia bead. rrsfff^nr, the ornaments mansions M. 33, 55 Ki. 5. 13. -5 Any assemblage or society of men formed for the attainment of the same A javelin. -J A water pot. -4 An earth-worm. -5 Any superfluous excrescence or addition, a useless BOB object afaff -6J A goitre, excrescence on the neck.-7 A humpbacked person. -2 yc N. of Uastinipnia. fire. fo?fV, 40. ' P n blic pro-1. * variety VT: I- the head of a of articles. class or number. -2- tha teacher of lt*r: -in?*'s ]. an epia school. ^ifVthet of Siva. -2. of Ganea tit, - perty, II- 3**l common stoofc. or of Porvatl only, for according to 896 one legend, he sprang from the scurf of her body. He ii the god of wisdom and remover of obstacles: hence be in invoked and worshipped at the commencement of every important undertaking. He i uinally represented in a sitting posture, short and fat, with a protuberant belly, and four bands, riding a moose, and with the head of an elephant. This bead ba* only one task, the other having been lost in a scuffle between him and Paraiurama when he opposed the latter'i entrance to Siva's inner apartmentc (whence he is called Ekadanta, Ekadanshtra &c. ). There are several legends accounting for his elephant head. It is said that he wrote the Mabobharata at ; the dictation of Vyasa who secured bis services as a scribe from the god Brahman.] -3. also an epithet of Bribaspati and Indra.-4. the leader of a class or troop. v^-fr lee nrTTT. collection of gants or series -ITS': of words falling under the same bosom. jipfi the olasi. (pi.) N. of a head of a tribe or country and its people. fl^t the 1 eader of a tribe or class. -r| m. 1. an epithet of Siva ; mrngVwr Ki. 5. 42. -2. of -3. the leader of a class. mess, eating in rite common Oaea. ifrsr* common. a Trjf: rj*^ N. of an to all. . t jrir, a series see 'iJivjq^. sjrfl-j, species of perfume. ^ a. Tn-^ [ ] ( ft^ /. ) Bought for a large sum. sf 1 An arithmetician. -2 An astrologer ; % / Tprt [ TT-J^] Counting, -m. 4 ences. ft^i. harlot, couriizan F 1. 6; Mk. 5 s ; A kind of jas- mine. TW(r .p. p- [ f!^e ] I Counted, numbered, calculated. -2 Regarded, cared f or &o.; see irr. -j 1 Reckon-2 The science of comcomputation, mathematics (it ing, calculating. ; prm or nrrFriSffi'arithmetio', 'algebra', form'BreT, and iwrfriT 'geo- rf&ram wwt ^t%*'r fRrMk. 1. 4. -J The sum of a progression. -4 A (to genemetry') f?Wr mm ral). irfarfita m. a One who hag^made 1 calculation. -2 A mathematician. a nook itpr^ a. ( &/ ) Haying 9TTOT^ or troop ( of anything ) B. 9. 53. having a pack of hounds'; m. A teacher having a class of ; ( ). 1 irofni5T or class. -2 Ta)*r a- Included in any group Calculated, counted. Subhish. -3 stars. ff Numerable, what may Calculable, to be counted. -2 ( At the end of oomp. ) class or Belonging to a multitude or pot. p. 1 An assemblage of eight A astro- a class or multitude, belonging to a party or faction. -2 A cabal. -3 Collusion. -4 TOTnf-f? 1 Forming Classification. -5 Arithmetic. ify: 1 The cheek, the whole side of the face including the temples ; WJSW Mil. 2. 5 ; nqr^TKn. 7. 82 Me. 26, 92 Amaru. 81 Rs. 4. 6 ; 6. 10 ; S. 6. 17 ; Si. 1*. 54. -2 An elephant's temple Mil. 1. 1. -3 A bubble. -4 ; ; ir [i*-Htt *3?.] 1 Counting, Adding, enumerating. -J Considering, supposing, regarding. -4 Believing, thinking. -5 Aoconnt. *r Calculation, considerar *T rorrrwtion, regard, account; calculation. -2 wp: of Ac. ( ) ; K. 157 of. *m ( ) what naed we say Me. 1" 87 B. 59 Amaru. 64. q v . , v fa ; ; 66 ; Si. 16. ; -Oonrp. irffc.^. I. an arithmetician. -2- -an epithet of Ganea. RJ rTTW: a minister of finII. ^^ . l Calculable, to be counted or reckoned. -2 To be classed. -3 Numerable. . ; ; A boil, wrmV tumour, swelling, pimple !ftr* ftwtit Mu. 5. ; af r -5 wfftift Rf^rr f^r S. 2. Goitre and other excrescences of the neck. -6 A joint, knot. -7 A -8 A rhinoceros. -9 The uladder. -10 A hero, warrior. mark, that exudes gj-gti the juice from the elephant's temples daring well on the rut, ichor. --f^R peak or summit of a mountain. PUT! any large or considerable village. %5i -tr^?rt, -nra> -vrcft, Susr. :, the cheek, the temples of an elephant. -2. temple-region ( in U. 2. 9 ; Mil. 9. 81. general ) broad cheek ; -fifrri I. ; / 9. 47. the opening ! fJrren in the temples of an elephant from which ichor exudes during rut. -2. 'a wall-like oheek, an excel' lent oheek and broad f. i. expansive fJr$far3TwrT?5T:ftr%t ( TSI: ) R. 5. 43 ( where Malli. gays "iitTOm^, fee et a, q. ), 12. 108. exceedingly very stupid. foolish, any large rook. a huge rock thrown down Jfcj: 1. an by earthquake ir storm ; Ki. 7. 37. -2. the forehead. HTSriT N. of a called also river, ift^ft. fro, fw^5 the cheek RfTTfts; Pt. 1. 113 ; S. Til. 7 ^a^rOTjftfaTt^wn R. 6. 72 ; Amara. 77. -2. temples of an elephant. -ipirfV I . ; fa-wSf llJfrt [ * -2 An impediment, female servant. loger. fr- ; The Karnikara tree. -/. I harlot. -2 A female elephant. T3nfr 1 A bawd, procuress. -2 A irSr*: The wife of an T lf% S'JTHWfa %* iyrffcnrt D. 1. -13 so fajTfrr f$lWT be counted. irair srfiW- annw: Mu. ; wrw pupils ^ Wfr ; <WT- ; -2 A female elephant. -3 A kind of flower. -4 prises *r- 3T75. ?r. - ; ^m tHTWt-wf? ty-seven portions of a circle on the plane of the ecliptic. -14 An astronomical period. -Oomp. arT A rhinoceros. ^truT^r & pillow ; i 9. 10. g. The tenth yoga or one of the twen- A 1 . : well-versed in the sacred writings and the auxiliary sci- connected syntactically is troop. iftt to be see tfft as ; One who empire in the Dekkan. of nights. In troops or flocks, by classes. joint, knot. Part of a horse's trappings, stud or button fixed as an ornament upon the harness. -12 of An unexpected combination a words consisting in patting one speech immediately after another.ao A mark, spot. -5 A A tumour, pimple. -6 Disjunction, -7 A coin of the value of four cowries.-8 A mode of reckoning boil, separation. by fours. -9 Astrological science. -Oonrp. g^ft = *rar5V q. v. A lamp, a ball. I N. of n river Sowing into the Ganges. -2 A female rhinoceros. -Oomp. 5^:,-f$TOT the SaligrJma (tone. m. N. of Siva. A white spot. -11 -4 1 A rhinoceros. obstacle. -3 ] ife : 1 sort of The trunk of Uurvi. a tree from the root to the beginning of the branches . Goitre. -2 I A sort of pebble. -2 A kind of beverge. -3 Anything advanced beyond the first stage. 397 r An A "if : / * ) A 1 pillow. 2. -2 A joint, knot. A -3 A joint, knot. -2 pillow. -4 Oil. -Oomp. C f^t/. 1 kind of worm. small bone. -g^-; lead. a * ij' 1*^<7 jff T: -^T of water ) ( ift Ku. A I 37 3. Mouthful, handful ; odour, expressive of joy or grief. 7^ inarticulate speech. qrq;/. inarticulate or convulsive speech, inter- tree. ]. indistinct Raw jry -im, &c. See under P. 1. 1 (ir*ra, Ti^a) 1 i\%[ To speak fiirfi j 11 39 B. 6. 45. 10 U. -II. ^^<*r sfiric enumerate. 4o.) To thunder. T^t -3 A ; sTjilwtl , ^ Onprra-3' ,__ booty .,, ** O' . nr indistinct utterance. irffVjjj a. 1 Loquacious, garrulous, talkative. -2 Libidinous, lustful. ?g: N. of Elma, the god of love. ; B*nT5fns Ve. 1. -Oomp. snnrfor a. having a mace in the right band. qr,: an 15. epithet of Vishnu. \j^ a. a clubbearer, one who fights with a maoe. a (-m.) an epithet of Vishnu. jjqjfight with clubs, -yw a. armed with a club. rf^rj>./>. related. [ n^-rF ] To be spoken Tarra^^n IT B'e. 6. 47. may be compositions Kiv. see 1. di- 11. Spoken, said, ( irana ) To be mixed. Ved. To be s eized ( WWW l|3 a. faltering ; Amaru. 53 Stammering, stuttering, nf^f tff? ; n^ir> Bb. 3.8J nr'Cttt 10. ?f ind. Tn a the civet cat. -sFfrfrfTr I . irsfij ) a female servant whose business or to it a artisan in the living house of another, but not altogether subject to another's control. lfri*'.-*wl / N. of Satya- (. taking a scent, smelling. -2. (*rm) To I injure, irer-q^wf ] Smell, odour 1 ; - srujm f iftmrsrnr ^t re- see ir^nr* -"JJOT fl. having the property of odour, -irror the smelling of any odour. 3f?j the nose. fragrant water. ^rr a musical inKtrnment of a ^Sqdolent. .. A. perfnmes. -2. prepare female as ir^f: loud sound used drum I'D or trumpet ). a kind of oil battle ( as a jfo a fragrant prepared with frag ant substances. ^rv n. aloewood. ^nf a fragrant substance. urftq o. bearing fragrance. (-TO.) an epithet of Siva. f. \jtjy: the musk-rat, --^rmusk. :r^<7: oil, i member of a Bah. comp. it is preceded bv Tf ^rlf, S, S^f^i or w he n the compound implies oomparinon ; i TWrSt'rv t when R. s ?! 5 ; 5rrr?r- 1.38 ;3rrfff%*1.53; jense of a little ). -2 Smell considered as one of the 24 properties or gnoas of the Vaiieshikas it is a property earth or characteristic of >jf*r^ which is defined as im4cf? 'jzfl T. 8. -3 The mere smell of anything, a little, a very small quantity ; spr*ffa %4i*j(H 8k. 4 A perfume, any cnrr HTT flf^^r fragrant substance Mu. 1. jhijfwt Mk. 8 ; Y. 1. 231 4. -5 Sulphur. -6 Pounded sandalalso ifv is nsed in the ' ; ; ; wood. -7 Connection,relationship.- 8 A neighbour.-? Pride, arrogance as in Wrntvr humbled or mortified. ; n^l a. ( sfr/. ) [l^-jR] 1 Armed with a club ; Bg. 11. 17. -2 Affected with sickness, diseased -m. [nv ?ft] An epithet of Vishnu. m. one who lives by perfumes^ a oerfnmer. arrgi ( forming ittfr;| mother of Vyiua. qn7 aloea kind of perfume. wood. 3fjr ^TIw^iT musk, 0. tiirt^r, if ). >fvr: [ ; ; vatt, -2 To ask, beg. -3 To move, go. -4 To adorn. ' club 70 hur -4 Thnnder. 7 A kind of poison. -Oomp. anr^T (du.") the two Agvins, physicians of gods. snnrt an epithet of Krishna; Si. 2. 69. snrofr: the chief of all diseases, i. STOT: a consumption. cloud, -smfw: a drug, medicament. ZV" ] A mace, all ; o. 4, 17. 81. ' ; 4 P. *1 t> Tqt Md^Hd Ul -T3T:i H^ V. 5. 18 ; R. 6. 7 17. Ki. 17. 17. -^rfHr spirituous ilquor. Tf scented water. -TTsfrft^ a>?j>Trsfq- to 48 [ i^-a^ ] I Speakinjr, aueech. sentence. -3 Disease, sicknesn ; Qt O| O 01. &. o* ifnf'Q' spT:, ' ; roTr(T -3)^.' A weight equal To * sandal-wood. ) utter- stammering pot. p. [ 1^T<^] which vided isn?^- j^urf) ^nrsjfxrHthe orange the scentIfff!) elephant ', an elephant of the best kind ( JI^T >rsr snnErrT T (asw srifi- ST Prose, elaborate prose composition, composition not metrical yet framed with due regard to harmony ; one cf the three classes into irq. articulately, speak, av. relate ;sntrSi. 2. 69 ?nr 'i^ujvH *ff STT^ 411WHt*l awr -g=g- ; ) smell. fffcra " Stammered. or uttered monthfnl. *TcT> ( -5^T: ( the organ of Den. P. To stammer. A -2 sugar. Mb. ance. -2. a buffalo. a. I or very fragrant 'f^TS^JT: ; -2 The tip of an elephant's trunk. -3 A monthfnl, handful in general. *i?T5y: ; tinct or convulsive speech. -Oomp. MPT: a low, inarticulate ound : Ji^TSTB 5T*SJ U. 3. 16 Mil. 9. jrsrnr ; 43 8. WT flrupted by sobbing &o. uttering stammering sounds. (-*:) crooked. a. Bent, ( ) H* A according to the nature of the deity to whom they are offered. su^f: a vendor the musk-rat. srrsi'hr: of perfumes. srig^ a. rich in ftpj- ; *i^^ u. 30 producing a gurgling sound. 3:1-3 1 Stammering. -2 Indis- UJ^ B* (7T*r ^r ^rrttM hero, champion. f: ( stammering tone faltering or epithet of Durga. -10 An epithet of Siva, -v -2 Black aloewood. -Oomp. I Smell. 3iftr$f sri^rTT rea kind of perfume. n. fragrant smells. 3T5 moving water. 3T*?rr the wild lemon tree. aam^f a 3T?n^ w. sulphur. mixture of 8 fragrant substances offered to deities, varying in kind the nose. kind of jasmine. class of Manes. -- ir- %5>T- "raft --TcTl^f)' n of zedoary. species meric Siva. q-jrri f5rOTr a of a N. MI ( OK Tfyrr?rr turm. an epithet of snlphar. rT^TTf^T^TT the smoke of burnt fragrant resin its dark colour or ( so called from cloudy nature, or perhaps from its attracting demons by fragrance ). JBTJ 1. the Vetasa plant. -2. the Ketaka plant. ( -vq- ) I. a fragrant flower. -2- flowers and sandal offer, ed to deities at the time of worship, 3^*r at -tjsqr an indigo plant. kind of imp or goblin. ijrpft I. the Priyangu creeper. -2. a hud of the Chfunpnka tree. rg> the mango tree. -HT^/. the earth, -nr^sr a. intoxicating with fragrance. ( -^. ) ]. a large black bee. -2. sulphur. -3. an epithet of Ravana. ( -q- t -^ ) N. of a particular mountain to the east of Mru, renowned for iti Ira- 398 grant forests. ( -sf ) the forest on this mountain. ursf^T spirituous liquor. lac. - Jrrstntt the civet-cat. musk-rat. ^.... 15fr:,-i'ft/- tbe gTi 1. the civet-cat. -2. the musk- Chitraratha, the chief of the Gandharvag. -fsRlT the science of mueic. f%3f? one of the eight forms of marriage described in Ms. 3. 27 &c. in this form marriage proceeds deer. entirely form love or the inclination of a youth and maiden without and without it ig, as Kali- r . -^JT: a bull, -wr^T: sulphur. a bud of the r Chsmpaka tree. of perfumes. "awR: turpentine. fcf, prcpprtttion myrrh. .... -W5f: a kind of jasmine. ( -gf ) ! sort of perfume. -2- sandal-wood c?tH tbe Priyangn oreejer -t^grr 1. a bte. -2- a fly or gnat. *y:the wind trf^f?^ I'vr^? JrTrfil S 5. 4 1 grf: ! the wind Bv. 1. 104. -2- the musk-deer. -*nfr the nose. -f%s?: wheat. -j$re>:-fj: a kind of the flala tree. the nose. ; mr^pj fragrant berry ( ffgftg. ) g|f8''ft'the musk- rut. WTT; ! 5H3T: musk. sandal. -2. a kind of jasmine -g^, the white -S?ft the musk shrew, wfit nervunt water-lily, -sifter a female whota businexe is to prepare perfumes cf ihr^rrft^fT. ; bulphnr. fT: Continned effort, perstverance. -2 Hurting, injury, killing. -3 Manifestation. -4 ' . Intimation, information, hint. *> >tv*3 a- Scented, fragrant. 1 The earth. -2 Win. -3 N. of Satyavati, mother of Vyiga. -4 A variety of jasmine. a- irtfrg Fragrant, ( At the and of cornp. ) ; liftfc: a. ( Used only at the end of comp. ) I Having the smell of ; as in ssrannrer. -2 Having a very small quantity of, bavins; only the in ; anj'Tf'tNr: name 1 ^-. A a oroth only of per- teller jfryn; A E&ving '* sage, pious man. -Oonrp. 1. SHIT, 5* the city of the Qandbarvas, an imaginary city in the sky, probably tbe result of some natural phenomenon, such as mirage. 3 ace. ) B. rfffn*5J?<Mr ; ggwr 3rTrR or received the rrsjrftrr^if ; : Ku. 1. name 26 went by of Umijso ^mirsufabtcomessatiefied r^n^ T ; does not become angry ; became released from debt JTHT T^C to think of, remember Ku. 2. 63 ; f^or T'lTr: riding a bull Ku. 5. 80. -6 To cohabit, itTi A I wasp. -2 Continued ^ fragrance. -Oomp. damoms. ; gmall car- ; ; A wasp. -2 Dtied ginger. Ved. 1 A ilit, cleft. -2 The >f*Jt^V IW have sexual Intercourse with I S?rt...$t m.f. 1 A ray of light, a sunbeam or moonbeam. -2 Ved. the shaft ( of a car ). -3 The forepart of the The sun. arm, the band. An -/. n nfirm Ki. 2 gth ; Ft. 2. 107 ; To cause Ku. 4. 24 Bh. 3. 38 ; -1 To spend, pass ( as ; 7. ). -3 To make clear, explain, expound. -4 To signify, denote, convey an idea or tense of ft Tsff two negatives make *^?rr>y imfift one affirmative. -5 To tend to. -6 To bring to a place ( aoo. ). -7 To impart, grant, btsto'v. -8 To intend, time r%r: of epithet T*ft sra T. 1. 80. ~Cau. (>rafa-^) 1 to go, lead or reduce to (as a state); vulva. ; Svaha, the wife of Agni. -Oonrp. ' ' . m the sun. , * r!r N. of Visbnn. t m. The sun ; trqttrTT'^ST mean. B. 3. 37. n. One of the seven divisions of Patala. Sf^ 3!a'T, senses); 4. 35 ] TH fl^. Deep (in I irer p. p. [ TH-itr ] parted, gone for ever Tt- wft?HTn U. ; Deep-fonnd. ng (as a drum).-3 Thick, dense, impervious ( as a forest ). -4 Profound, sagacious. -5 Grave, seriou?, solemn, earnest. -6 Secret, mysterious. -7 Inscrutable, difficult to be perceived or understood. -Ooarp. arrw^ the Supreme Soul. 1 A elapsed, past go, ; UWT- -3 Dead, arsrft departed to tb Ku. 4. 30. -4 Gone deceased, world ; next ar- to, rived at, reaching to. -5 Being situated in, seated in, resting contained in usually in comp. m^utHTtf: Ft- 1 seated on Ac. K. 3. 66 seated in tbo ; ; in, on, OT- ; 3t large drum with a gong. small rontid pillow. ae- P. sembly vnrft Tffr S. 4. 13 united so an?T a husband *T$>T ^iriq^, f erring or relating to, with regard to, about, concerning, connacted with : freq. ; Vb. 4. ' what is the use of looking the stable-door when the steed is stolen ? '. -2 Passed away, ?J*TftfaTT: 5 2. Gone, deUn. 1. 25 1 ; all .j-dltfltfl' celestial ; A t the its rules. deep sound. -2 A come, undergo, suffer, part&keof &c. usually joined with ncunt ending in ar -c? &o. or any noun in ( the castor-oil plant. : ( pi. ) N. of a country and a smell, smelling. magician, a demi-godg regarded as tbe singers or mnsicians of gods, and to give good and agreeable said voice to girls "nr ?JV^ ^r^rwt fr?7 iptf fir* Y. 1. 71. -2 A singer in general. -3 A lioreo. -4 The musk-deer. -5 The soul after death and previous to its being born again. -6 The black cnokoo. -7Tbesnn. -8 1 goto a. very penetrating bug. ifqsj: class of ; ; T'sfar wist H. 1. 1; in the long run. -5 To the state or condition of, be- mutual ; fumes. -2 Sulphur. -m. ; ordina'e Vedas or Upavedat, wbich treats of music sen Tt%?. JW'i perfumed, Having the smell of, smelling of A kind of perfume. see TTVT ft [^3 dasa observes, is^inttijfaf ^tssrffS S. 4. 16. ^, one of the four snb- Un. a. smell of ceremonies consulting relatives scented. rfSr ; ; ; ; sc q<|or qv-sif Tl &o. -4 To away, elapse ( ai time ) ; TnrfS B. 3. 8 as days rolled on, in oourso of time Me. 83 ^ntlSTTW 199 pass, pass move A A ; to ; ; 1 To n^3TOTTf 5JT- STf?f^ or aifrS iu general ; ) usually in comp. ) 6'. 5 S. 4 s; ( ; w* fainrfr %JTI S. 1. 34 where depart, go ; asrgfr T- thon going '. -2 To forth, go away, set trsgrriT: ; ) the door, 4. ; so if 1 Motion, Known, understood. goin? jraggft qsfnrf ^rRrff^o ^tK on S. 1 ; ; <-ecoils w^ref ysm*: ^5-; &o. -8 Frequented, resorted to 35^ Ku. 4. 24. -9 Known, celebrated. -10 Directed towards, belonging to -11 art j ( r;j!TT*jr ; ; forth or out *Tfffl^*ti Ti?$?cirsrt UUTT 5- 5. 30. -3 To go to, reach, r sort arrive at, approach to, Ft. 1. 7 r> (pi> Ms. 8. 19 the sin goes to ', | ; 399 An event. -4 The place where one has gone. -5 being Celebration, diffusion. -6 Manner. ( At number or comp. translated by known, first 'free from', 'bereft of,' ' of, 'without ' deprived &% -Oomp. ). a. srs^q; a. 1. one finished a sightless, blind. who has accomplished or journey; B. 4. 46, 11. 33. -2- conversant, familiar ( with anything ). ( -f. ) the time immediately preceding new moon when a small streak of the moon is still visible ; ^TT^fr( 3WisflrWTT)--3igicf following or precedent, -argrfa'sr a. custom doing as others do, a blind follower jnrrgirfa^ cfr^r T B>5f: (nrorffart Pt. 1. 342 'people are blind followers or servile imitators' ; Mn. 6. 5. srfr ; a. one whose end has arrived, -ani ]. poor. -2. meaningless ( the a. meaning being already expressed -sfrftcr, srg, -SHOT ). expired, [ TH.-qfofo^ ] I Motion, going, moving, gait; irfSnTrSar Pt. 4. 78; arntainnr: 8. 1. J4 ;(*) ffcf- fr R^t Tf^wsgcT: En. 1. 11 do not mend their slow gait ( do not mend their pace ); so iripwnh Pt. 1 <53tft: Me. 16, 10, 46 -2 Access, entrance ; I 23. -3 Scope, room 5fV<nsrrrm 4. 19 ; in -2. a barren woman. w ^ tnr>: spirited, dejected. strength or eLergy. a. freed from crime or sin, fied, puri- refreshed. ^STST a. deprived of sense or consciousness, -jjpr a. insensible, senseless, -f^r, -i^ff : the past day, yesterday. ind. -f^jjf o. returned weinrar yesterday. after having gone away ; Ms. 7. 186. ir*r a. bereft of splendour, dim, rrror o. lifeless, obscured, faded. dead. srrq- a, almost gone, nearly passed away;nron?r tsrjfr. -WfVr 1. a widow. -2- ( rarely ) a woman whoss husband has gone abroad ( = siTfisi^r ). ^tTfB a. 1. bereft of lustre or pplendour, faded. -2. deprived of wealth, impoverished, Buffering losses. qq-^r a^r^, advanced in years, aged, eld Pt. 1. 10. the past year. -|j qq- , a. at peace ( with ), reconciled. ; : wjr a. free from pain. t;r* a. past child-hood. -rfir a. 1. free from attachment. -2. adverse or indiffer- ent to. HW o. ]. dead, -WB: an ^y a. i?idif- elephant out of rnt. ferent to worldly attachments. 1 ; dramas ); Pt 1. 319 ajwrr Tf^T?K. 148. -10 Recourse, shelter, refuge, asylum, resort Going motion. ; i^ S20, 222; ^& Source, origin, 2. 43 ;Ms. 1. 50. -U A ma*cb, tfi^Rmei: 8k. -II acquisition Bg. ; A -12 way, path. 14 An procession- event, issue, result. -15 The course of events, fat*, fortune. -16 Course of asterisms. -17 The diurnal motion of a placet in its orbit. -18 A run- wound or 'ore, fistula. -19 Knowing Ki. 14. 15 knowledge, wisdom. -20 Transmigration, me- ning I [ TH.-g?. ] A way, course. traveller. ft/ ) 1 One that goes or -2 Having sexual intercourse with a woman. nft A c>ir drawn by oxen; (*r-ftr nf a. ( of comp. ) Going, moving, going TR, grfiTRi ??7TJT, Ac. tempsychosis M. 6. 73, 12. 3, J3, 40-45. -21 A stage or period of life ( as lifiir, nf gram.) A some other ( s ich us term for prepositions and adverbial prefixes oto. ) when im- fi<*r a?5*, mediately connected wKh the tenses of a verb or verbal derivatives. -23 Position ot a child at birth. -Oomp. sigff*: following the courau of another. -JJT a. impassable,desert. without vjjT: stoppage. ijlr^ a. refuge, helpless, forlorn. irfiref 1 Going, motion. -2 Carsc. -3 Condition. 4 Refuge, asylum. TiffUfT a. 1 In motion, moving ; V. 3. 3. -2 Having running sores, filtnlous. A TTflCT river. I A series, succession. a. ( fif.) -2 Going, moveable, locomotive. -2 Transient perishable; Pxv. 11. | to, .- Going, moving. -2 March; 3Tg^TfTW:. -3 The march of an assailant. -4 A -5 Inconsideratenesg, thought-6 Superficiality, careless perusal. -7 ( Sexual ) intercourse lessness. with a woman,cobabitstion q$ipTTMs. 11. 55 Y. 2. 293. -8 A game played with dice and men. -Comp. swriT, going and coming. ; JTJT: ; o. ( RraiT/. ) [ T^-cr5 ] 1 InTfl^f dicative or suggestive, a proof or ind-x of ; otil^^wifh ^. A <S%* rriT* Mil. 1. 7. -2 Convincing. kind of mniica] note ( of there are seven ) { A >TTJii 1 WT traveller. [iJl-sg^] -2 A which road. 1 Going, motion, gait ; wrortHm^BWTRHr Me. 82 j so in^irfl^ S. Til. 7. -2 Going, motion considered as oae of the five karm*n* by the Vaiseshikss. -3 Approaching, going to. -4 March of an assailant. -5 Undergoing , suffering. -6 Obtaining, attaining. -7 Cohabitation. p. 1 Accessible, approachable ; S. 1. -2 Intelligible, easy to be comprehended. -3 Fit to be practised or observed. -4 Relating to sexual intercourse ; gvft* Ms. 11. 102 (<jj 7 ) ; for other senses tee >r**r- a. as in Intending to go -m. A passenger. JT*T pot. p. I Accessible, approachable. -2 Intelligible, or easy to be comprehended. -3 In. tended, implied, ment. -4 Suitable, ; , desirable, flt ; X ; l. 64. -5 Fit for cohabitation ; 3pfqjT<jT frT: Pt. 1. 278 wnfcfiTBf ra'f i*r Tnrt Tyftr mrViTt 1> H^rort Bh. 1. ; i ; Ki 2 12. - I 19 i A man witn wbom a intercourse, a libidinous or voluptuous man, lover, 89. woman * may paramour IMT n-. ; ; ; If^tgiH: nil A ; annihi- lated, lifeles).- -2. base. ; course, alternative srgtrV '? Mn. 3 ; IRT m^t what help isthere, can't help ( often used in i: ^rtf ^sw^rsraff- dient, fro f*f bereft 3Ti;5rg.a. of ; ?=Tr wra dU- 27 8. w^ft^rt Bb. 2. 104 41, 420. -9 A means, expe- tr irfr Pt. 1. R. f^j: 1. -3-fjfrrf a. ngi -2 road. ^r ; nrfr H^I% R'eraw Bh. 2. 43 ; Pt. 1. 106. -8 Position, station, situation, mode of existence : rT4rtPt. a, decrepit, infirm, very old. anifwoman past her child-bearing. arr 1 proached, accessible. f rsrr^rot ; a. anfSt astronomy ). free from anxiety, happy. ( ( as complished reaching, attaining, getting &c. to, f%T stars To be gone, to be -2 To be aca way ), to be ap- reaching, obtaining ; ?^3T7r nfih Pt- 1 obtaining Heaven. Dk-6 Fate, issue vrgnI?i'ra<JT 103. -7 State, condition vfTr Going interchange of (lace, M/il. 6. 46. -3. the flight of a bird backward and forward. -4. irregular course of the ; ; 3rrrH't Kn. ; \ to or attained. moves. ; ?'fy n1f: ; 6- f*rfr Ku. 5. 64 ; srrewrurajfsfTTOrJTf V. 2. -4 Turn, course- |f irftfif r%wr Mn. 7. 16. -5 3. dead Bg. 2- 11. aimtf 1. going and coming, frequent vixits Bb. 3. 7 Bg. 9. 21 Mu. 2. 3, 4. 1. -2. ; U. ; . gone ; have Dk. 41. N. of a tree. 400 64, 66. A ft 1 -9omp. Jr%^: A -2 lotus. restive <* citron. ( an as elephant ) ; not minding the goad B- 4. 35r^*T f&Tf *$* 'itrr TH>^fipT 39, Si. 5. 49 ( gee Malli. ad. loo-). ; Lying deep. 'u^r N. of a Me. 40. river ; - The sky. -7 One's own place which in or N. of a city in Behar irr a place of pilgrimage. *: 1 Any drink or Swallowing. disease. fluid, beverage. -2 Sickness, - J Swallowing ( TO also in this uenee). *:, -t 1 -4 A factitious poison. ^ 1 Poicon. -2 An antidote. The fifth of Sprinkling, wetting. -2 the eleven Karanas. ~0omp. -srTtfW the 1. the insect called Laksha. -2. {r a. I. red dye obtained from it. -2-bei'.lthy.-*fh poiaon. destroying a kind of fish. ^ a. poisoning, giving poison. a peacock. TT<JT jTT*r: ; -^ ) 1 The act of swal-2 Sprinkling. -3 Poison. Foetus, em[IT i[|o 3T*r-sT,] see IK. ' *[*&'1 a'fl: poison. [lft-?S5l lowing. bryo ( ' Poison or vrnoin in general &c. $ [ 'j-ff^Un. 3. 86 ] 1 hollow, hole, oave sra^g; Tffe Ms. 4. 47, 203. -2 A grave. 1 The hollow of the loins. -2 A kind of disease. -3 N. of a country, a part ^-j-frafa of the Trigorlas q. v. -4 Ved. A throne. -5 A chariot. -6 & table for playing at dice. -7 A house. -8 The post of an assembly room. -Oomp. wrsTT: an animal living in hole* or under ground, as a mouse or rat. aRISHm z%_ ] A weavwork-shop ( so called because the weaver sits at bia loom with his feet in a hole below the level of the ifa^iT [ ; floor). jig; 1'P., 10 U. ( Jtflt, r< )To sound roar. *!& ( ft/)jTf-3W^ Un. 3. 122] An aes sr ir^W ^magi ^ff^ Mk. 4. 17 sir& 5 fr.rsr n* t ; ; vf^Snbha.sb. The ass is noted for three remarkable qualities aifj^ttf ^l^R ?Fhftot ^ T f^iW ^ntrawni i^t : i i Tbe wing of a uird.-2 Eating,swalquail. 'TrRfl " lowing. -Oomp. JT57wg a. Winged iryrff^l^ftQl R. 3. 57. -m. I Garoda.-2 >fra?^^: A bird in general. -J The fire. Rl^af ifwni n Chan. 70. -2 Smell, -v[ The white water-lily. ^Tw tt odour. - ; A iff 1 she-asa.-ZAn inect gene- rated in cow-dung. -Oomp. &S:, -S^T: N. of two trees <$r & n<*l3\tnft a partiarrsv a white lotus cular disease of the skin. Garuda, the chief of birds. N. of an old eage, one pf the sons of Brahmi. -2 A bull. -3 An earth-worm. -( pi.) The descendants of Garga. 4 A kind of musical ire-^j 1 jpp ' Ttf er's A kind of insect. fT*fT cutaneous di sease, a blotch, erup- ir^vr^f: A tion. pause or time. ; ; m face, an aquiline nose,red wings and a golden body ]. -J A building shaped like Garuda. -i N. of a particular anrsf: an military array. -Oomp. epithet of Arnna, the charioteer of the son srff : an epithet of Vishnu . ^Tfrn-an emes^f&ef, -3T5nq; m. rald. Tsr: an epithet of Viubnn. - roaring elephants in rut. A for the same. Vinata was then released ; but the Amrita was taken away by Indra from the serpents. Garuda is represented as the Vehicle of Vishnu, and as having a white ns^ A T?fs, -aft, the heavenly beverage (Amrita) to purchase her freedom, not, however, without a hard struggle with Indra 5^t a particular military array. Un. i. 94 ] m [ [ T^-tp ] 8ouned, roared The thunder of clouds. ar a-; down her slave. Gramja brought N. of the people living jpj-: 1 round Gaya and the district inhabited by them -2 N. of an Asnra. -3 Wealih. -4 House, household; family. -5 Offspring, progeny. -6 abode. by big wife Vinata. lie is the chief of the feathered race, an implacable enemy of serpents, and elder brother of Aruna, In a dispute between his mother and Kadru, her rival about the colour of 3^r:si^ Kadru defeated Vinata, and, in accordance with tbe conditions of the wagor, made her 1 A whirlpool an eddy. -2 kind of musical instrument. -3 A kind of fish. -4 A churn. % A churn, a vessel for holding water. A kind of fish. JTIR: m W nom Th9 vefSTttft *nnr 10. -2 of of a snake. ?j A handle grass. -Comp. -sift: an emerald. A : a. Poisonous. ) 1 hoarse, gurgling sound 3. threat the of ), MM. A : irRn^ m l Wei'g ht heaviness : -2 Improtftnce, greatness, Pt. 1. 30. -3 Worth, excel- -4 One, of the eight siddhit or faculties of fiva, by which he can make himielf heavy of great at will; lence. see fari[. jjfre o.J Heaviest. tant ; -2 Most impor- (snperl. of g? a. q. v.) r(tW a -H eav * er > weightier, more a. q. v. ); important (compar. of 35 r H - * - 8 To roar, 3T " 9 2. ; ; 15. 21 ; Mk. 6. -2 To emit T% ( rnffK ** ^T'< irsffff embryo ) ; irsfiff 5TTCf f ; Si. 2. 24. 36. . of Wrd. r 4. 166.] 1 H U a *oo of Kaiyap ' - ' pregnan5^gm^?J^r% m*Tr- ; ^isft ; The roaring JT3?! [T^-fll>lw] 1 of elephants. -2 The rumbling or thundenng of clouds. -3 A ( roaring )elophant.-4 Roaring, thunder- ; 36. -4 The t>. S. ) child ( in the birds. -6 of brood orofP.pring Ms ^^^nr^womb irarf, uploudi. in^t The thundering 2. ; child, ing. T3?f -TT [ T^->n? ?*rr ] 1 Roaring, a roar, growl, thunder. -2 ( Hence ) The inside, middle, or in interior of this comp. ( JHOW and translated by 'f nil of, Jfilted in anything sound, noifte in general. -3 Passion, wrath. -4 War, battle. mS Renroaob. N. of the king : ; R. 2. 75 ?* ^trr Ku. 1. 19 n^ ^?I?T -3 The bears a child in the womb. time of conception iTHtH-ftssvf ^trtr TO Tons' C$ra' i 112 Desirous, act of conception, ; cy conception and in several other verses of the same Act I ) J TW^ ^TWM ? 1 6a 2 A fcotn9 M8 6 belly womb, the ^ift^r Mk. 5. 32 irsfa awrw fH^U: S*7T: ; / n $:[^Un. 5. a deep or thundering sound, thunder "** ( sTTrwrfJrTTra'^': greedy, convetons Ms. 4-28. -i> Following or pursuing with eagerness. ( anything 1 The 3. 152 ; growl Bk. ifiW^ ( 5 Si. 9- 49- dignity U 10 a. Poisoned. ( Greediness. eagerness. -2 JPIT, trW a. Covetonc, greedy. 'routiniDg'&c.);rsHt.Tfl^ with', iJ of / pt ti. 3- tJ i 5. PI H1**N inwardly itntl ; 401 S. 4. 1; B. 3. 5. 9, MM. 3. 55; Si 9. 62 12 Mu. 1. 12. -7 The offspring of the sky, i. e, the vapours aad fogs drawn upwards by the rays of the gun during 8 months and grot 9. 17, ; ; down again in Ms. 305. cf. 9. the rainy season -8 An inner apart; ment, a lyiog-in-ohamber. -9 Any chamber -|0 A hole. -1 1 Fire. -12 Food. -13 The rough coat of the jack-fruit ( miifz* ) 14 interior The bed of a river, especially of the Ganges on the fourteenth day of the dark half of Bhldrapadaor in the very height of the th'e river when rains -15 The isfu|le,t. fruit (of plants). -16 Joining, union -17 The calyx of a lotng. -18 ( In dramas ). One of the Sandhis q. v. -Cornp. sj^. ( ul 80 irirs^r! ) an interlude during an act, as the scene of the birth of Kuaa and Lava in U. 7, or tho flVm^Tt in BMaramlyana. Tbe S. D. tnns defines it:fTBWHft II. 279. swarff^:/- descent of the soul in. to the womb. aitrfT: 1. th? eighth 7*: ff T*far: fffriT month from conception. eight year from conception. -2- the ST^T^ non-quickening of the foetus, -arrirrf 1 uterug. -2. an inner and private room, the female apartments. -3 a lying-in-chamber. -4. the body or lancttinry of a temple, the cham- ber is whore tb.8 image of a awrN placed. I. deity impregnation ; 9. -" ) Me. One of the SamakHrug or purificatory cererao- nieg performed nfter mensiruntion to ensure or facilitate conception in a re( this ceremony legalizes sense tho contummation of ligious marriage )j Y. 1. 11. an?n>: the nterut, the womb. artfnw: mis; carriage, abortion. $-*ro one boro rich ( cf. born in the purple ' ) a sovereign or rich man by birth. TWT%: /. the formation of the em' : Ttnmr: miscarriage of the embryo ( applied to the sky ). -;yn> mfipfr a cow or female miicarrying from unseasonable gestation. -30-irr%: / formation of the bryo. lying-in-chamber. -3- the sanctuary or body of a temple; fafaf irboRrconqr M"il. 1. -3r?rcjr impregnation, ception. -rrf^i a. canting abortion. ^pff quickening, motion of the ! the uterus wjy fallen from the womb ( as a child ). -2. miscarrying. vtfcft/. 1- birth, foetus in -2. miscarriage. -^flTt used ( often ; as term of abuse or reproach. ). f^TWT: certain days on which the vapours collected in the air show signs of life J a. ( nora. sing. tf Ved. H^- ) causing abortion. delivery. -$r a slave by bkth semen childbirth. -HOT, -^?fT^ ^m- miscarnago. -^p, n. 1. tion. 51 pregnant, tr^r -tjr- umbilical the srrrfr cord. lectively. nifaq, m. rice ripening in sixty days. qnrs miscarriage after the fourth month of pregnancy. frT'iT, -vr4q; foetus, gestation wro mf >rn3t inner 3igr%ft fvrrf"rn'an 12. jfsjq-; apartment, bed-chamber. a W1W: month of pregnancy. -riY^s? delivery, birth. fr;r a pregnant : woman ; ( tig ) the Ganges TSjrdr prooverflowing ,itg banks. ^tr; -$ the abode of the foe'us or ute- *br*: -tfwfih / becoming *w a. I. situated in pregnant. the womb. -2 interior, internal. rug. Wf^: abortion, miscarriage ; -^t 1 ; Y. 3. 20 Ms. 5. 63. : Pt. ; A chaplft of x flowers worn the hair. 3? A period of two nights with the intermediate day. in A pregnant woman. Prcgngnt, filled wi'h defect in poetical composirt. ft A tion. with. Pregnant, 105; 1. woman. / -sure^dr, -*7TTfik science of the progress of preg' na: cy ( a particular bead in medi' cal works. ) ' o. womb,' as Consented in the -2 Contented as I a child. food or issue. -3 Indolent. to t^fT / 1 A kind * g r *. -2 A kind of reed. -3 Gold. -4 A kind of bse. Ti P. 1 )To be proud ( T$ft, urtii haughty; ( used only in }>-pwhich is also supposed to be an sjjradjective derived from r$ ) or ; Pt. if irf^fs 4. 146. ; nr 5(f -2 Pride considered as one Moha M. 1. arrogance Pride, .M. 4; of the 33 subordinate feelings in rhetoric ; B. G. or according to D. ir^ I?'- TWtftRUHSfcdl(V ; 8. I swiTiHftsrrwt'H^hnfS'TOTflfn a- [n^^^-R t, iff u 181. snstsw mhaughty. -2 Proud, I Conceited. A watch-man, Hil"|j: T^ 1, door-keeper. < sometimes P. A. 10 nSfn, n(fn ) 1 To blame, fWrt f^ sjsrt censure, reproach 3 ; Mi. ) ( lift, ; -*' [T 53^] Censore, blame, r|oT, reproach, abase. irfrf [ censure. >I^-M ] Abuse, nftw r . p. [ *fr ] 1 Blamed cansured. -2Conteraned, despised.-j Contemptibte.-4 Forbidden, bad.vile. act ; Pt. ^ A blamable or sinful _ 1. 342. nrf a. [ li-r^ ] censure, censurable, blamable ; irff 5,'rrt *ft Ms. 5. 149.-Oomp.-WTf*q a. f peaking ill, speaking vilely. P. ( IB^, OTicl, smiefii^, ir^ 1 z *' To 4v< d "P' w< 26, 91, - Bv?2. 21 To drop a y. ; 114. -Comp. sr^dr midwi f ery, care and attendance of pregnant women and aew-born infants. ^nfjf the longings of a pregnant 1 B. 3. 2 9. ~"~' ; 3. nourishment of the ; or arimals ) Mai. Ma gf o. an inner apart- ment, the body of a bouse. -2- a virile. -qrrnr gestation, impregnation. |. a breeding fa: Ved. place, a nest. -2- cohabitation. ^rt aborTOT, -trrr impregnating, procreative wrtf: 1. time of impregnation. -2. tho time when the vapour collected in tbo air ghowH tho ftrtt giftn* of life. -iJTrvr:, -^: uterus. jj^r; puias caused by the cinbryo, the throes of parturition or men ther of -- embryo. *ST, Enlargement of the navel. A pregnant female ( whe- i -frvr^rr Si. 6. imprtgnited Bk. 14. ; 19- R. down; 42 9. 75 22. or fall 99; ; 17. 87. ; imr*r l3 < -2. 402 R. 7. 10, Me. 44. -3 To .vanish, disappear, paes away, be removed [T^] 2, ^ T*nJ Dk. fftr^sT r?jf^ g^pi^g-: K. 289 fatf jnm>rrStTrfinr f%3*ilfHCh. P. 1 ;Bh. 2.44;Bk. R. 3. 70. -4 To eat, swallow 5. 43 Caus. or ). ( connected with n 10 U. (p-p. ifea ) 1 To pour wit. -2 To filter, strain. -3 To flow (A.). -4 To fuse, liquefy, dissolve, melt. ir??lS ; ; ; -Wmi fon to ooze R. 5. down drop down Bk. 2. 4. 17. i^HgSr TI" iT^T sr^ neck; sr trickle or flow out, inrf to ; ; rat [ throat, cf. 88. ] >r& TT<7 ^J^FfT Amaru. srerutS^T Bh. 1. 64 -1 The resin or the Salai The 1 ; tree. -3 A kind of mnsical instrument. -4 A rope. -Comp. aigfT: a particular dieeage of the throat ( I p Dropped down. -2 Melted. -3 Oozed, flowing. -4 Lost, vanished, deprived. -5 United, got loose. -6 Emptied leaked aw;iy. -7 Filtered. -8 Decayed, impaired. -9 Decreased, iRrr. tl^ cow-flhaped). exhausted irfswfrvWTfrm^ grr: Bh. 2. 44. -Comp. jfg-advanoed or shirt of mail. or fallen ; inflam- when the incurable leprosy and toes fall off. who has lost his fingers a- one A irf&trer: kind of dance, gesti- irg-j 1. enlargement dewlap. glands of the neck. -2. IT?:, -V&JT I. seizing by goitre. the throat, throttling, smothering. -2. a kind of disease. -3. N. of ceitain days in the dark fortnight the a A I multitude of throats. -2 month A ir&Tfff: from mediately which it commenced, but im- a day on preceding is prohibited. -5. study, begun but immediately interrupted. n, the gullet, throat. grr the mouth. *)MI a necklace. ?t$ a. 1. safe in the work of the throat, able to eat much and digest sound ; it, healthy, Pt. 3. v. I. -2. a ^9K |^ %^ ^^ : parasite. ft^rth in the throat. tumor and abscess a peacock. arcf: Sifter the uvula. gsr swelling of the glands of the neck. ^pfj ^r ( also ir?5Frfy ) ahe-gost. 1. seizing by the throat, throttling, an arrow with a collaring. -2cf . crescent-shaped head snJ^^zfifcra. seized by the throat, throttled, stranled. ; A kind of : The I the neck. -2 ; T5^ HJ* 537 ] 1 A ] small pitcher. small water-jar with a hole in the bottom from w'uich the water drops upon the object of worship ( an image, Linga, Tulasi & ) placed below. , A . -2- the mesh of lattice. a an air-hole. 3*f$ra a. furnished with windows. arjr a multitude of cows (written 3T$rer: ; strong but Speech. -2 1 ( H?>TS, i,?H(T ) To. be bold or confident. Bold, confident, proud, haughty. -2 and horses. bulls cow-shaped. daily measure of food given to a cow. ^: 1 an owner of kine. -2an an excellent bull. f-?i:, owner of cows. T^f: an excellent -3T cow frsr: a bull. or bull. A of ox speciei ; fa: s ; Ku. 1. 56 ; Rs. female Gayal. The irww. Buffalo's horn wild ; 23. 1. The *ft buffalo. ?y Si. 20. 12. iT^trft: 1 The chief cattle, a bull. -2 A cowherd. -3 an epithet of the sun ; also of fire. = IT^H- a. I ous. 3ij cast. T. S. 1UI q. v. audaci- herd of cows. T^: The cheek especially, the part of the cheek near the cornerH of the mouth. ( Rhetoricians consider thit word to be u\ni or vulgar cf. the instance given K. P. ; a. , of cows. -2 Eager .rr?!^ a- Ved. ( I Wishing in general I ). Ved.l Wishing for cows. -2 Desirous, eager, ardent. ; Desire, eagerness. / f%: -2 Desire for fighting, battle. v butcf Bhavabliftti's . nri -Oomp. ). a small reund pillow to put underneath the 'cheek. ^gfr phi re A 1 -2 Sap. wine-glass. see irprJf below. : ; A vessel spirituous liquor ; for 'drinking tr* Mk. 8". &C. : 1 Crystal. -2 Lapis lazuli. a vessel for -3 A goblet, drinking spirituous liquor. T?^ 1 A. ( jj^fit, m^tf ) To blame, censure. JT7 ( A substitute for ifr at the beginning of certain compounds, especially before words beginningwith vowels or as the secondjmember of, D vigil comp. ; O-^IN -] The sun. us.e: fieh. Oozing, trickling, dripping. -2 Letting. -3 Mehing.f using. 4 Falling down or off -2 A 1 A ] Ved. gmr: throat, 5rr& a ). i\fe. T^:> -?TT : TeT [ see ; it. or shrimp. : : Straining. is throat its A prawn J: of study . . of : hanging from lazy bell : made kind of bird,:( so called pendulous fleshy purse the the 4th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 13th and the three following days. -4. a day on which a course of e flf% a. culation. bull's of 5^OTMtTTTrSTt rti-"l- holding grass &c. for feeding cattle. srRr^r Inc -- 3T grass or of ropes a ^Nrf: ; one who jrqsro. tumor throat. . 11-93; Ku,7. 58; Me. 98. has lost his eyes, blind. *rHrf aone who has lost the bloom or charm of youth, grown old ; rnfcT^ra*TT emfitfr Bh. 2. 56. wir^o. being in the decline of age, in declining years ; R. 3. 70. claws and teeth. ". toothless. ^?T A quantity of a particular kind of the R. 7. 11 ; as fisir, 'fterir ar 'd >rwTJr ) -arepr pasa ture or meadow grass. I ar^sft pasture. -2 a manger, a trough for snsr^tT mation ) rsr*: the tuft of hair on the neck of a horse. wta; in f: ; ; -Oomp an air-hole, a round window 1. five COWB ; of got * Consisting or cows. -2 Coming or from a cow ( as milk, ourds -3 Proper or fit for cattle. -4 cattle Ac. ). Sacred to the cow, worshipping the cow. i* 1 Cattle, a herd of cows. -2 Pasture-land. -3 The milk of a cow. -4 A bow-string. -5 Colourn ing substance, yellow pigment. -2 A measure of 1 A herd of cows. distance equal to two Kroag. -3 A bo w-string.-4 A colouring substance, yellow pigment. Ved. Belonging T*r*r a. coming from a cow. a. to or Ved. Desirous of cows. Desire for cows. -2 -3 Desire for what comes from a cow (as milk &c.). -4 Desire of battle. Ved. 1 Desire, fervency. 403 a. I Delighting in cows. -2 i|Wr, Desiring cows or milk. -3 Fervent, eager. -4 Desirous of battle. A measure of length TWffrrfirs/nearly equal to two miles or one Krosa. -2 A measure of distance equal to two Krosas. -3 A pasture' mountain. cattle, by A Red chalk. To ) 1 inquire for; (RWI^TTtf: Him^sklKt Ks. 25. 176. -2 To strive after, desire ardently or fervently, make efforts for ; JiWjTror Tft"TNoJ HHHi sr?j B. Ved. <> Search, sf; 1 Desiring ardently. -2 Desirous of combat. of, -orr Search or inquiry after anything; ; N. 4. 107. >r%i^T a. Searched, sought, inquired or looked for. 10 U. (ifjjit-?* ) I To be thick *T or impervious ( as a forest enter deeply into. iryjf a. I impassbe un- -) Hard ^r 1.11, 285 Bh. 2. 58 irfih Bg. 4. 17 ; Slnti. ; ; 1. *rfoft -4 -5 Im- -if)- paid or trouble jr^^: ; 3. 15; U. 7. 6. -7 fied ; Mil. 1. 30. Deepened, * hiding-place. -4 A cave. -5 Pain An ornament. -7 Water. The Supreme Being. jnftv thicket. Relating to a cave or n. Depth. -2 I An Bhtahma of Gold. or *f Karttikeya. { A carrot. A ! : A qaail. irr^r. (fft/- ) [ inm^-ara. ] i Relating to the leader of a troop. -2 Relating to Ganesa. TforiW: [ A nr?ft-ij^ ] per of Ganesa. | ?*f TST a> ; ft/- ) Deep, imabyss, a depth. fore8t - A An et ' -4 An inaccessible "5 A Didin g-Place. -6 A ft?' -7 riddle. Hypocrisy. -8 Weeping, crying. -9 Water. -10 A deep sigh. An arbour, bower. ft A -2 body; Jfw flg^: ] A group of harlots. 3. ] 1 of Ganea. The bow of Arjuna presented by ijoma to Varana, by Varnna to Agni, and by Agui to Arjuna, when the latter assisted bim In consuming the "ttstw wwn* 1. 29. -J vr^r^ general. -Oomp. thet of Arjuna ; Me. 48. ; A bow m. an in epi- An TTrTTTffa ( iffiTnj'n'rtep limb g^rqf^3. Io9 -J The sn elephaut. 5. earth. -Oomp. 3Tg& he body. *TTT nra^f See under weave together. string or JTOT a. [ ![<* HlltT <3?r not very deep, shallow f 1 - A ff Fordable, ] ; A shallow place, site. / ) Caused by place, ford. -3 Desire of gain, -4 Bottom. N. of [ lyr-jO Vivamitra ;(heis sup- mfa:, TrfasK posed to have been an incarnation of 'Indra and born as the son of king Kiu.-ifuuba.). 10 ; the father of A worshipper 2. 1 ; A The cupidity. ITf9npi' [ frSwrt -Oomp. -3fj, -sf^5T:,-3^: an epithet of Visvamitra. ^T^, -3? an epithet of Kfmyakubja, the modern Kanoja. An : 1 A epithet of Viavamitra. A traveller. -2 A singer. carriage drawn by oxen. An epithet of the 1 Ganges. -2 N. of a princess East, wife of Svaphalka and mother of an epithet (1) Akrura. -Comp. gtT: of Bhishma. (2) of fUrtvikeya. (J) of Akrura. The mother of Akrura. (f/.) Caused by blindly following or imitating custom or example. A the 4 2- S. 17. 209 fore-quarter of an chieftainsbip. 2. 26, 6 ;Ri. 1.21. Ms. 18; -2 W or I of Un of worship- ; <, ?i ntfrgfnfjjrtJTn?^ B. thi cavern ( -* member or : 37<0, ; 'r Gane*a.-2 The leadership of a troop, ? P. V. body 3. Worship of going or coming. pervious. The 1 ; cload. See under inaccessible place. *i Being in or on the a.( ft/.) <|J4|t| Ganges, -q- N. epithet of Arjuna, the third Findava prince Ve. 4. Ved. Depth. lyrn kind of prawn or nftrvft: [ towr arro 1%^] N. of Bhtsbma or Karttikeya. . nt A intensi- An 1 ; o. epithet of Durgi. Santi. abyss, depth. -2 A wood, thicket, deep or impenetrable forest ; An shrimp. 8. Grave, dignified ;.M4I. 1. 4. passioned, replete with love, strong; D. 6. 33. -6 Hard, difficult, causing down from the heavenly Ganges).-! Gold. to derstood, inexplicable, mysterious ; ^mrir: T<*nr? T> *JY?JT;mrc?ritT*r: Pt. *ft -- - impenetrable, able, inaccessible. A ; peculiar kind (supposed to fall 2 To ). Deep, dense, thick. -2 impervious, arqr ] An *TtT?:"%Tr a. Searching for. r^r inquiry. "?N?i 'liaP^^T. t ] S. ansj irrat ) [ Ku. 5. 37. -IT: K. P. 10 epithet of Bhtsbma. -2 Of I Bain -water of a if Karttikeya 1 1. 21. irthror 'ft/- ( T: seek, huntfor, searcher 168 4. 1 song, verse. Jlfif o> ; 10 P. A., T A 1 Being in or on the Ganges. -2 Coming from or relating to the Ganges cloud. TT3 . kind of grass -g: in a hiding-place, Being concealed. rr 1 or 2 A., 3 P. ( nit, ftTriJT ) 1 To go, see -2 To come to any state or condition .-J To praiae.sing. irf A f^:,-$:,-5P* -II Access, egress. -12 Progres8,in crease, welfare. irgfifl a. ground, pabturage. eaten cavern, recess in a rock cr cave, A singer. -3 1 A song. -2 JTTJ: -4 The celestial chorister. male( ludian ) cuckoo. -5 The large Ved -6 Going, motion. black bea. -7 Free place for moving.. -8 The earth. -9 A refugo.-IQWay, sonrae. Gaudharvas. T: I Relating to tho A singer, celctial chorister. -2 One rtaof the eight forms of marri.ige Y. 1 Cl (for expla$. tfimTRro: -3 A stibordination, see rnJ(>3T? ) music atnate Vodi treating of see the Sumaveda to tucued The art of the _4 A horse. , ; ; i^- 404 Gandnarvas, muaic, singing . t. A Vedio metre of 24 nnmt gr^wrw* Bg. 10. I ; ; tf 1 Speech. -2 An epithet of Durga. -Comp. f^TtT a. one whose mind is possesaed by a Gnndharva. $ri?5r a music saloon, con- Mk. 3. J peated by every morning and evening devotions ) ad on other occasions alio. Great sins even are said to b expiat- dhya cert hall. A FT: r.: The 1 ] An ^w ^Tfl fWt pfT ft 3?flffi * ^l^n?i.B- 3 A hymn composed 62. 10. recited in the Gayatrt metre. an e P' l lot ^ Siva. ^ V&T: and */ ( ) hymns, especiallj of the S4 mff: Cft/ ) [r?3^] A afo 5Twfl^^rnf!?t^err: N. 1. ) -. singer ; 103; Bh. Singing, a song. -2 subPractising singing as means of 3. 27 v. I. :f > sistence. Shaped likeUruda.-2 Coming from An or reUling-to GuruoJa. :, -^ I emerald ;. R. 13. 53. -2 A charm against (snake) poison {i^iTTrTS'T K. 51 (where it has sense 1 also). -3 A missile presided over by Garnda, -4 A military array (1515) of the snape of Garudi. -5 Gold. A cpi. ; ) ed with Goia>g, lea ling to ( as u way ). irrf> charmer, dealer in anti Comiuir from or counect- (j 'irgyn. Descend el from Garga. a. end of com p. 1 ) Going, moving, walking ^f^rirfft M. 5 ^ff^rrrfV B. t, 30 hiving the gait of a lion ; Am*ru 3T3ff' , Belonging *t R. 3. 49. -4 Leading or going accruing to ; ftrfinnfr wrif:, w|rrfJr ft> ; ; TT>frT [ WKwirf! *15 ] I Deep' of water, sound &o. ). -2 Deptb, profund.ty ( of meaning, character <&o. ) ffj^ far ; JTTT: [ *f 3. 112. m^i^ TT w ^:[f-3^].l * nt T An fn as, a. (rff / ) . r ] Singing, a song ; A singer, musician; nnrvrt Bh. 3. 27. uctor. -4 A song -2 hymn. affairs, 1 Flowing, Jiquefying. -2 Dropping. -3 A flux- lUgr: T(c^ ns [ ing ( fluids melting. ?J^ for^-MT* j. The Lodhra I Strain- 1 ] -2 Fusing, liquefying, / TTr%: T5^ [ : a- Abuse, ] abusive or fonl language ; Bh 3. 133. Strained. -2 Distilled. I -3 Melted, fused. irrf&'SV the A Gteedinoss ( ). -2 An arrow. -Oomp. - 2 Sick, 1 Drunk, intoxicated. diseased. -3 Foolish. it Examination. The seed of An s a lotus. epithet of Sanjaya, on of Gavalgnna. i A. [imr^i ^mt, arofit. nr|T wni, >ni?j, Tit. o r TtfpO I To dive or plunge into, bathn, immeise oneself into (as water) irriTTt ; a ( >ff /. ) [ itf nj 3Tor ] of pregnant women. jjHi^T (%?) fl'3^', sr ] 1 One of the ihrte sacred fires a houseperpetvally maintained by holder, which he receives from his father and transmits to liis descenwhich fires for dants, and from Ms- t. 231 8g. also ( ) 46 5. into or entertains doubt. i ; ; is plunged enter -7To deeply into, penetrate, roam or range over; irrf^fTf9?J Tft BY. 1. 21 ; K. 58 [ purposes are lighted -2 The place where . 2- 14 ; Me. 48; Ki. 13, 24. -3 To shake, churn. -4 ( wilh loo. ). -5 tir ; of this H. up, 1. 171 agitate, To be absorbed To hide oneself -6 To destroy. WITH and dignity of a householder. jjrfTfT'' , Ku. irre^t irr- a I Uterine, fetal. *ft/. ) Relating to gentati n Ma. 2. 27. ( A number rf^'f 2. ; feathers. tion of position particular finji rs. -- vulture, probibly for iii4 -2 -2 A tree. of ebony. -3 N. of a sage, a. pupil of Visv^roitra ( said in Hariv. to be his son ). 22. 11, 14. 67 [HWTWH. from a sacrificial or -2 Domestic ). household. -J The five Yajnas to be a householder. daily performed by Si. 3. 73. ( ; Y. coming from an Greediness ; ; 7V to or 51. fift^ R- 4. 4. -3 Going or reaching to, extending or applying to, relating to 73 irt- n&q ( a sinine. ; 5 bolder Tr5JtfVrT o. rrrrr a. At the end of romp or stage of life of a house- The order kind *Ti*mff a. ( fi /. ) [niwi^ wrafi wj ] I Shaped like Garuda. -2 Bacreil or presided over byGarurfa (as a inisila);K. 16.77 * An em, raid. 2. 1 411^: Rice, corn. dotes. fnr" Pt. -2 Biding o. ( tft/. ) "J5H.W? 3*f ] proper .for a householder, --vi: The live Yujnas to be performed by a honaeholder. niiwvr ?it or mrJ-o. Domestic. One wbo *Ttpfa : [ "Nt" wp4 vnraw a^ I A vendor of perfumes, a perfumer. -2 A scribe, clerk. Fragrant wares, perfumes irinrrwf irtnta v*v f%m^, ; and position ; dignitv of a householder. - thet of Duryodbana. rflfftq; a. ( The govern- ?rr kept. ' THfr^N; irrwftt [TNlWwrt ??J ] An epithet of Sakuni, Duryodhana's maternal nnole. irhli^r N. of the daughte- of Subala, king of the Gandhi rag and wife of Dhritarashtra. [ She bore Durto her husband 100 sons and his 99 brothers. yodbana As her husband was blind, she always wore a scarf over hr face herself to bii ( probably to reduce state ). After the destruction of all the Kauravai, she and her husband lived with their nephew Yuahiihthira ]. swi s{ * as follows^ which seven myrrh. [ itirfr ( fire is ment of a family ed by a pious repetition of this verse, singer. third of the primary notes of the Indian Gamut; denoted by IT in musical ( commonly notation )- -2 Red lead. -3 N. of a country between India and Persia, the modern KandAhara. -4 A native tGumor a ruler of that country. TNrbn sacred syllables reH5. -2 S- of a vety nacred vetse Brabiiwna at his sn- tf to enter, to or into, penetrate into ^HrtBk. 15.59. nT* p- p. [] bathed 1 in in. go tfnrrfifc , Dived or deeply entered. -J Frequently plunged into, plunged resorted habited into, to, ; thickly in, crowded or frtrftwjt awr HIT in"aft 9- 78. -3 Closely pressed jtir^OT R. together, tightly drawn, fast, clo*e, R- 16. 60 ,trnrrtight , irratirfffrf' 405 Amaru. 36 a close embrace 6. -4 Thick, dense. -5 Deep, impervious. -6 Strong, vehement, -Comp 31 3. Mai. ; -3 an epithet of the Malaya moun- sense). tain. 'eight '. fan ! an P>tht Himalaya mountain. -2. an of the 9. 1. S. Til. 15 12 Me. 83 ; Me. 102. >TlijHHH tni JmnnjJfOTf ; Amaru. 72 ; so ; also TTf o. man. -^frTJf a mountain-grove.. -$(i summit of a mountain. iprr N. of a river. -55: a ball for playgf r a mountain cave. ing with. ^T o- roaming or wandering on a mountain ftrr^tT if* 'Kf'- ^"mrt thif5T<. fihrfS S. 2. 4. ( -T: ) mountain born ( -qf ) 1 talc. -2- into, Diving f; 1 Diving into, plungbathing. ing, bathing. 2 Depth, interior. [ l!^-5T^ ] The >TTfw [ >'13;?3?J jrrf$?r into. gee a. . &c. Bathed 1 ; act of diving into, plunging, bathing red chalk. -J. benzoin. -4. bitumen. -5 iron, (-wr) 1. N.of Parvatl plunged in, -2 Penetrated, entered into the daughter of Himalaya). -2. the -3. the bill plantain ( ; ( irif . irrfsj o. I One who plunges into water, a bather, diver. -2 One who penetrate*. -3 Shaking or agitating. -4 Destroyer. 1 A ball for playing with. fir^: -2 N of a ffa"- [ . tree see grfi?- Ad- ; words, language ; f^w^filr Ku. 2. ;: 53 irf?JT^ 3. ; 72 ; ^rrdrfWs^ S. l ?rt r%: Ki. 1. 25 ; Si. 2. 15; Y. 1.71. -2 Invocation, praise, song. -3 N. of Saras vatt, the goddess of speech and learning. tr j -Oomp. %fi ( tf^ifj- ) Sarasvuti, the goddess of speech. fhftfc ) 1 N. of Brihaspati, the preceptor of the gods. -2 a learned man; so njtffor:. -^cf: ( ftw: ) N. of Brihaspati. ri( *r !or: ( ifafor ) a , god, deity 1. 63, 84. fltTT ; ^ff clove. Speech, speaking, language, voice. Un. 4. 148] Venerable, respectable, worshipful. ft: I A bill, mountain, an eleva- . _T: S. 6. shiuapatha. -2 A huge disease of the eyes. -4 rock. An -3 A honorific title given to Sannyasins t. g. STPTflW?:. -5 ( In math. )The number t eight '. -6 A ball with ; which children play (ihjv). -7 A cloud. -8 A peculiar defect in quickailver.-ft, /. I Swallowing. -2 A rat ; mouse or^f thunder- or Dak*r$ a moun- fiirej. low N. ^jf^f^T'R'rt^' ; 4. 3. - f3tfnr! ( the declivity cf o mountain N. of a fruit-tree, -^nrsrf bitumen. inmr: the jy. Iho top of a hill. a mountain. declivity or ilope of . -irw the table-land of a mountain. WITT a female of the Bos Grunniens. 3rivi7: sn epithet of Siva. -f^T m. an epithet of Indra. ( -/. ) a river ). ( breaking through a moun- ^ a. ( mountain-born. ift of the Ganges. -2. /. ) |. an epithet of Parvatt. -n%Wf th Kufaja tree. HPT. an elephant, especially alarge and powerful ono. 5^*1- ^/ TT*, red chalk. -2- mountain soil. m. I. a bigh mountain. -2- n p|TT3T:the Hithet of the HimaUya. a of aar N. malaya mauntain. in w&i a kind of city bird. ( -r ( -; n. ) Magadbad. of ^n: an epithet the peak of a mountain- ) an table -land. 37. 1. 60, 6 P. ( ftff^, (rfeif To swal- ) properly speaking, this it not a separate root, but is connected with 2 ). ( ; - ftt?' flr^-ip ] [ swallows or devours Who ; e. what or y- W: 1 The citron tree. -2 crocodile in the Ganges. -Oomp. a crocodile, shark. :, -fffft . A 1 Swallowing, eating Prt?5:/- i, up. A fit?r5: tumour bard the in throat. ft a. )ff Eaten, gwalkwed P' lnet of sira Sun K' cbapt" ed S. (lit. ); told, said 2 ; ( ; ; 'arrr>r- MM. ifhfWroJratsi't'nTT ; see under a song S. er- 1 -2 Declared, 14. 2. . ^ aNo ). * Singing wf (nrrT^r flnTTtaT frt?rr ifhfsmt-pnfr f^rt 3-1^ a means or K. 32. -Oonrp. a lute, inrtrument of iinging, i. Ac. *m: the arrangement of 1. 5 ; flute a one. ST singing. mic -f5* (-T.) ( -*rr ) versed in the art of or fond of a epithet of Siva. uw at N. of one of the Matns JT^^ tending on Skanda. science Kinnara. --5IT-* the music. ff A of song. HT certain in verse sacred writings form of a dialogue ) the in often ( to the exposition which are devoted and theoso. of paiticular religious D hi-al doctrines; e.g. nnrtm But the name appears confined be especially the BhagavartgHa ; toth. ifri'lTg'TTHr quoted by " HIT: I- iron. -2- tin Brahmana Sima- -3 Especially, a versed in the hymns of the veda and who chants them. en- of Parvatt. -2. of the Ganges. -3. a river in general ( flowing from a mountain ) m i ; (Also fiffanr: and fi|UMt). district in tain-torrent, rill. or^f (TSf) closed by a mountaiu.J-lff^Ht li tain C^t-ft* Indra's vw^r N. of a 5Tirt epithet of Siva, t PtK?iffM-raT^ B. 2. 41 ^^TT srfT? WT g%?ft Ku. ; jfrta mountain-pass bolt. ball fer jifr any stronghold among mountains red chalk A A -*rff^ ?i>, sfl srrjo*; WTf^wi!^5T: P. III. 2. 15. An Viirt. ] a range of mountains. 7WT: a hill-fort, 70, 71. N. of Pfffcr: [ ftft singer. dressing, invoking. f. (nom. sing. instr. dual iftwjl &c.) 1 jft; Speech, ^r 1 ] ffif^JI*: )*l^r:i frfawtmffi an xw., -si^T:, -gfT:- 1epithet of Karttikeya. -2- of Qanea. ^-. an epithet of Siva. Hrfr talc. Ganges. Indra's thunderbolt. if j*. 5-1*1, *rsi<5j Ved. ; Ptft( ?T the attentive ear. -gfs- a. closu-fii-ied, avaricious, miserly, (-fe; ) a sword. mountain. playing with. India's thunder-bolt.-^f^sr:, a species cf~ibe Kadttmba tree. the a cavern. -3>f5rw cave, ^: eurth. iRtor: a bliad or one-eyed -g- jnd. Close- much, excessively, heavily, vehemently, powerfully. -Comp.-afir^ a- having closely filling armlets. 34lf?i'M a close embrace. ^"fr; an ly, fast, tT ftffci: [ ftft Willt ; Mai. Main'ika Sivn. -2 A ball for playing, -qft small uaouie. epithet of Siva g 12; the gtf: gCT an epithet of Parvati. mountain torrent. number : U. this a high mountain 1. mfilaya mountain. -4 a term for the ; ; in fiKl -^3-; -2 an epithet of Siva. -3. the Hi- excessive, -intense 'II jH-jrff^PT fell fast asleep 3%JT fxccpsively tormented written also ( ; Ch. P. rasvamin- to last, Sff*^ 406 / >fir%: i?Fi; ] 1 fris: S. 5 A song gun Bv. 1. 15 : ffW 5T?TT 'JWR: Bk. 2. 19. ; ; result ; A pill. -2 A round 1 any small globe or ball; ^ta"fm?t Mk. 5 -3 The cocoon yfdejal Ku. 40. 3. -2 N. of a metre pebble, ; A pp. lee 5l7 A jftffofr I -2 Sing- short song. a- jftr^ 4V/. ( One who ) re- 5 6 P. void foacec.-II. 1. stool, peak ^= Song -2 Speech. 1 ( stffT, 55 To ) excrement, 1 A. Ved. void by R? indistinctly. A (A^ri'!>.-g: gum grant A dealer in bdellium. A bundle,; bunch ( in ge- 1 neral ). -2 A bunch of flowers, a cluster of blossoms, a clum (of trees Ac. ) ; da-^Hfa 6. 50 Y. ; Git. 11 229. 2. Ms. ; 1. 48 ; a peacock. -4 A necklace of pearls A pearl necklace of ( in general). -5 of 70 ) 32 or, according to some, ( neckstrings. -Oonrp. -arch a pearl lace of 24 strings. ( -&,-$ ) half of a cluster. 3fnT?r: a kind of corn. the palm tree. vine -2. plantain tree. see ir^: Mr symbolically represented by molasses and offered as a present to Bribmarjas fte a sort of sweat me at, flour and molasses ground and boiled together. ( Mar. P. 53>, Sinra or gfSnr or articulately buzz Bk. 29 ; ff3rT?T ), ( ) often g.l To sound indistinctly, H ; 19; 2. 5. 6 ; 143 6. srf5 ; P. in- hum, 1: 5f3 14.2; U. ' Bv. 1. 6. A cluster of 55Tt 1 Humming. -2 blossoms, bunch of flowers, a nose- gay ; cf. -JJ^T. -Oomp. ->ftr. a large buzzing. shrub S3TT [ (j?-3^ ] * A small red black of that name, ^bearing oj: ) smfSiTJT'ir ( for berry ; I't. I- -2 196, A berry of this shrub used as a weight, measuring on an average 1^ grains Troy, or an Vikar. 1. artificial 25. weight calledffun/a mcasur a ing about 2 grains -3 Hntruiing, lo%v murmuring sonnd. -4 A kettledrum ; Bk. 14. 2. -5 A tavern. -6 Befle tion, meditation. -7 A kind of plant with a poisonous root. A berry of the Gnnji plant. Humming, murmuring ; ; ( ; ; 37^). -14 Repetition, multiplication, ' fold or ' limes', usually at the end of comp. after numerals; ' denoting : molasses ; gtressr ) [ js^ 73; ^ wr= ] A I .ball. prepared with molasses. f%^rr 1 A small ball. -2 A pill. -3 Kernel. Molasses. JSS^S Spirituous liquor distilled -' An 1 HH pill. epithet of Arjuna; TWP^^ ^If JTgT^ST ^5TT?f% Bg. 11. 7. ( aud in several other places -2 An ?rf?!IT!f A throat (as breath) epithet of Siva. in rattling 11 Chan. 78 so f%gor 5nr?rof?T^f% becomes a hundred-fold. -15 A second; ary element,a subordinate part (opp ~16 Excess, abundance, super- S?'). fluity. -17 An adjective, a word subordinate to another in a sentence. -18 The substitution of rr, sft, 3^ and wfj for f T, 57 ( short or long ) and pf, or the vowels 31, rr, afr, and 3H and 3T5^. -19 (In Rhet.) Quality , from molasses. 1 The cotton plant. -2 A 1 Sloth. -2 sleep. Sounding lowly,: humming, jjspi belonging to all created things these are t^. riTff, and ?ri^) ronprfrTrirnr Ku. 2. 4"; Bg. 14. 5 R. 3 27. -12 A wick, cotton thread; Pt. 1. 221. -13 An object of sense ( these are five CT, ^r, nr, ?r$ and ties ; of the Qltii.) black bee. A quality, general Ms. 9. 22. -10 or property of all characteristic substances, one of the seven categories or pada'rthas of the Vaueshikas, ( the number of these properties is 24). -1 1 An ingredient or constituent of nature,any one of the three proper- f ^nrafr my- in -2 A mouthful. -3 A kind of drug 2. ^s^fiff ?i?irnT a cupola. sgir preserved ; -7 The 54. ; globe, ball. the 3I3^r: 1 ; ; -2 A 29 ; ball for sugar. robulan ^rw: giT3iffrT(TftgHH'5 sugar-cane. &r^ -'gr / aromatic bark of the Laurug Cassia Mar.). fata ^g:/. a milch-cow -3 The plumage of ; To defend, n. Si. 35 ; strike, injure. Susr. 1. 1. 9. ' 3^3^T sugar. Ml^t rice boiled with coarse sugargtit, "^TV:, -V 3is HBv. arspr a playing with. -4 A mouthful, bit. -5 An elephant's armour. -6 The cotton tree. -Ooxnp. water mixed, witb molasses. xj<jch -3 A resin. gra^cfc: g^y: 1 ) S^T; TO^C gfhr^f fra- particular -5 (where JJOT a merit '). -6 The bowalso means string gorf;?^ rg Treacle, molasses V. 1. 303 1 ?J5': ^T: Sk.; string. (fc)Thread, string, rope, cord; . 4. 8 ; 5. 10 ; fjoVjoicq- 4. 15, SSlt To preserve. -2 To ) ( ; f^T-JTsr- ; 5. 70. q. v. zizw 6 P. &% discharge ( pearl K<&& cites in a singing manner; ifMY fTarmiati: Sik. 32. ifhir A of the silk-worm. -4 ing. 3Jfi*rrorr S. wm^TrsorJT^ ; gorRf rrt R? ^ gornr ^(r: Ki. 10. 25, 6. 7. -5 ( a ) A sir.gle thread or 7. 4 the caused by cough. considered as an inherent property of a Rasa or sentiment. Mammata thug defines gor: ^ K. P. 8. ( Some writers on such as Vamana,Jagannatha Pandita, Dandin and others, coneidei : ll rhetoric, useful Cordifo- Gunai to be properties both of 5rg and 3!*}, and mention tea varietiei under each head. Maminato, however A 5%T-- > A ball, globe. -2 mouthful, bit. 10 U. ( 'pimV-f, Hfoirf ) 1 To multiply. -2 To advise. -3 To invite. oecognises only three, and after dig cussing and criticizing the views of thors, says ^ig^rjr^fli^D^irgT^ ^ gnfo K. P. 8 ). -20 ( In gram, and Mim. ) Property considered as the e. g. meaning of a class of words Sit I )^T N. of a very medicinal plant, Cocculus Mar. ga^f? ). lius ( &% ] 1 A quality (good grar, J^DT. -2 (a ) A good quality, merit, virtue, excellence JTor : [ or bad ); nnr-ai^ ; ^JTSorr: Mai. 1 ; ^wm rUl^ir ^ gRjfH Ki. 8. 37 B. 1. 9, 22 WT1?> 5pr ERt gor: Pt. 4.. 108. ( ) Eminence. -3 Use.'advantage, good jrorr ; ; ft ( with instr. uaually ); Pt. 5 H. 1. 52 fsJHrflfr >pr: 2. 20 1. 15. -4 Effect, result, efficacy, ; ; ; 5ft Mu. good : ; grammarians recognise four kinds of the meaning of words anf^, JroTi f%*rr and JTTST, and givefh, g^t, ; ^r?y:i an|I t%?T: ae instances to meanings. -21 ( In A proper course of action, illustrate these politics ) an expedient. (Tae expedients to be used by a king in foreign politics are peace or alliance. -2 407 war 4 3 TPf march or ; expedition WT or shelter ; arrn^r halt; 5 tfsnr seeking 6 jftr or ^ft>?rq- duplicity ; ; FTH ttminr: Ak.) ee Y. 1. 346 Ms. 7. 160 Si. 2. 26; B. 8 21. -22The number 'three' (derived from the three qualities ). -23 The chord of an arc ( in geora. ). -24 An organ of seme. -25 A'nubordinate dish MB. 3. 226, 233. -26 A cock. -27 An epithet of Bbtma ; win gftftttft jrorfSTr: Van. -28 Leaving, abandonment. -29 A mul; ; ; tiplier, co-efficient. ( in arith.). utterance ( f IUTJTM ) they are eleven. -Comp anr^ a principal qua"*ltfa R- 3. 27. sTJror. merit lity and demerit Si. 16. 44 3fnT a. freed from all properties, being beyond them. ( -;T. ) the Supreme Being. sTftsTT^ the region of the breast where the girdle is fastened. ; ! ; connection or association with virtue* ; B. 1 22. 3Tg*nrt love or appreciation of the good qualities of others ; Ki 1. 11. -argtfsr: conformity or suitableness to good 3T3J*ffaf^ . quality 3^rt a different (higher) jnrfn ft(F<mtvr5: M. 1.6. a. irorftT* ; arr^nr, -strew, -gis? -$ w endowed with good ritorious, qualities, megood, excellent. worthy, STTWr^;, -fSrerr disparagement, detraction. rits', arrere: 1 'a mine of me- one endowed with all virtues Bh. 2. 92. -2 tf, of Siva. a. rich in virtues srreJrq a. having qualities. anm*: 'a receptacle of virtues', a virtuous or meritorious -sn^ person. lent. SJTSTT a$-3ii 1. the virtnous, excel- Supreme Being. -2 the Chitraki'Ua mountain. 77^T: excellence of merit, possession of superior qualities. Tfsrfhfsr panegyric, eulogium. --TC^B a. superior in merit. 3^3- a. endowed with good qualities S. 1. 12. sfar.jr uperior or abundant merits. suisr , 1. extolling, praising. -2 a condition mind of the hero of a drama to which he is reduced by Cupid. grn^ n. l.an unessential or secondary action. -2 ( in gram.) the or of state or less secondary immediate indirect ) object of an in the *T, example action ( i. e. ; e. g. ^rs^W pj- y ff^' is tive of iJTTT o.producaprfrJT^ good qualities, proBtable, ga - latary. ( ftf pares -t: ). 1. a cook side- dishes or articles =of Bhlma. food. -- who pre- any secondary -^fif. f. id. r; According to the three 1 chief qualities things ). -3 According qualities. ; sr 2. 5. -jrfof appreciating merits, -irappreciat#i|, -ffffS, -HT?r=3C ing the merits (of others); Ratn. 1.6; 3v. 1 9. Si. 20. 82 HTJT: a collection of virtues or merits JT^K. ; ; 116; >ranrft JJOHTUT Gtt. 2 ; Bh. Bv. 3. 103. siffat a,, detractor, envious, censorious. ^f a. knowing how to admire or appreciate merits, appreciative ; *rreRr ^IWWrfyV >JIHiiur5rrMu. 2 jrorr ST^rf gwr HtfiT H. Pr. 47. 'rir, --ftcnf the three constituent properties of nature, i. e. % tsr^ and snr^- "STPTRT: life. 3frr ( du. ) virtue and vice 62. qjh the virtue or duty ?w Pt. 2. ; incidental to the possession of certain qualities. fafa: a store of vir- a woman having feet as tues. superior perties of things. ^nr: delighting in the mequality. rits of others. *T?h": an epithet of Siva. 33TOT mark or indication of u^n. an internal property. jjursf [nw ^] 1 Multiplication.-! Enumeration. -3 Describing merits or qualities, pointing cut or enumerat- merits %% WHarsf ^a^Rjrorift Exatrarcav^WO^ GHt. 7. mining books, studying collating and correcting copies to determine ; : tbe value of variants. [ s; ^T^ f *fi JHT . in >^arw.merits. ^Tf: pointing out- f^^Rf discrimination in appreciating the merits of f y:, others, a just sense of merit. ~f ST=Ff! a mast or a post to which a ff%:/. 1. ship or boat is fastened a secondary or unessentitl condition or relation ( opp. g^qfra ) -2- the character or style of merits ^^riHf pre-eminence of merit. 51*^: an SFHfJrJT 'enumeration of adjective. the three essential qualities', a term applied to the Saukbya ( including the Yoga ) system of philosophy. good with qualities jjiT: 1. association or merits. -2- attachment to objects of sense or worldly pleasures. -*rr^ or richness of merits, /. excellence mi*: ! great merit, perfection 'an ocean of merit,' a very meritorious man. -2- an epithet of Brahm/l. 'void of merit', meritless. ! -sjni a- -2. poor ( as food ). I -A calculator.-2 3! [ 22J-' 3 ] 1 Study, repeated reading, repetition; II 75 2. Malli. ( aifmiir ). Si. -2 Dancing. the science of profession of dancing. -3 The prologue or introduction to a A drama. -4 garland, necklace; g-frA. L. 3. -5 Determining the value of the various readings of a manuscript. -6 A cypher, the character in arithmetic f%anrfair<Jinrafr STarf which expresses nothing. goiSnr a. *T ^r aintoT] 1 To be To be enumerated. -3 [nor multiplied. -2 To be advised. a tent. g^r a. 1 desirous of merits.-2. attached to. merits. -w^Jf, OT^3>: a word which connotes an attribute or quality, an adjective, or snbtantive used attributively ; as TTiTr A possession of, qualities in generaI.-4 Multiplication. -5 The state of a rope or cord. ; WIT, ^T excellence, good -3 Being endowed with, or ing 1. property. to merit. ence. -2 Virtue, appreciative ; existing to -^ I Subordination, depend to merits iprcrr, M of ( -2 According a appreciating or admiring merits be ), attached ( wherever they may -2- an epithet of -r*rr, of merits, panegyric, praise. *rvga. 1. desiring good qualities. -2- possessing enviable or good qualities. --JJST -30 Division, subdivision, ipeciea, kind. -31 The peculiar property of letters which are pronounced with external qualities. rpi singing praise, extolling. TT; Study, practice. The multiplicand Consisting of single of the three constituent properties of nature. -3 Possessed of merits, meritorious. guinq a. threads. \ -2 Consisting guTWrt a. 1 : Endowed with good qualities, virtuous, meritorious, good, excellent Pt. ; -2 Endowed 101. 1. with qualities. Jor^TTT, -?^ qualities good The Possession of 1 jyJHrlTffr ; IWjrt^Tr R. 8. 31. -2 Excellence superiority. irjfui5fr A tumour, a swelling. Mul5f5rrT -p- p. [ 5^1"fr5r TP ] I tiplied.^ Heaped together,collected; -3 Enumerated. jjroni a- [ 5r-5^ ] Possessed of 1 endowed with merits, meritorious; f% ST 5r% f^?pr: Ms. 8. srofr Trof 73 Y. 2. 78. -2 Good, auspicious or ; ; Dk. 61. -3 Familiar with the merits of anything. -4 Po8sest5f3T5TrgTST t ing qualities ( as an object ). -5 Possessed of the three qualities; Ve. 6. 42. -6 Having ( subordinate ) opp. parts, principal ( sn^nfrov A *ft gur ) ; goijjfor- bow. a 1 Deprived of the oriS'^rg?' ginal meaning or importance. -2 Made secondary or subordinat. -J - : 408 Invested with attributes. -4 Made having become a merit or orna- T or ment. -5 Varied according 35- to quali- 33-: -6 Having a certaiuforce or application ( as a word &c. ). -Comp. ties. in Rfcet. ) the -sirjir ( second of the three divisions o? Kavya ( poetry ), n which the charm of the suggest- ed sense is not more striking than that of the expressed one. S. D. thus 7 defines it: wtij jtfl^cT'U ^ ^MK^I265. This division of Ka^ iir>$ vya is further subdivided into 8 classes ; see S. D. 266 and K. P. 5. i with [3M!<j] I' Endowed jpnr a. merits or virtues 7^ iu<|4juij ; r -2 To be enui 47. ifti|ui -3 To be described or -4 To be multiplied, the meratod. praised. multiplicand. fc5 10 U- To ( 'jzirfi-ft, jfraT ) I encircle, surround, envelop, enclose. -2 To hide, conceal. gy* ing. hid- Concealing, covering, | Surrounded, covered-2 Founded", ground, reduced to 1 3H ) watch over P. 10 astft, ( or protect, defend, ^fr*r ifr ; "ffarftiT TnrJiw, ( arrfur- Mb. ^ 3rfr afef I ) see 22; -II. pr. A. 1 ^5=% ( strictly desid. of.n ^) 1 To despise, shun, abhor, detest, censure (with, 1 to means of pro- Ku. $TT- ; ?* 5ftFF>?iT^: gjth% Si. 11. 60. -8 The lower deck of a boat. -9 A leak in a ship. -JO Check, stopvr*T page. On who guards 3T5% of protects R. 4. : some-times ace. also) ablo. gc^ Sk. Bk. 15. 19 : ; f$ ?J y. 3. 296. qrirs^f- ; Jim^grT*reT: -2 To hide, -III. conceal ( "fta^ in this sense ). 4 P. ( gwrffi ) To be confused or disturbed -IV. 10 U- ( ntoum-* ) -3 Ti con1 To shine. -2 To speak ceal ferent conjugations " : ? ; -2 Hiding, con- 20. -3 cealment. ; -4 Reviling:, a bnse. Flurry, agitation. -5 Light, lustre, splendour. iffr* [ m? 25 1 ?55. ] Guarding, protecting. -2 Hiding, concealing. -3 Reviling, abnee. -4 Flurry, harry, alarm. -5 Light, lustre. -r5 Envy, jealousy. -7 Perplexity, confusion. sfT I Protection. -2 Light, lustre. ifni^rT o: To be preserved 1 or protected. -2 To be prevented.-3To be concealed or hidden. -4 Secret, mysterious. \ jfi-qrr3T A A king. -2 protector. To -1 To pound, reduce A -6 tection, foriBcation, rampart ; 6. 33. -7 Confinement, prison ; 1 ^ in the ground. ;r dust. cover, hide. P. l To guard, 1 in the ground, a cavern, sink, cellar. -5 Digging a hole kind of grass. I. JT^ -4 A hole bird. ( Jjr<jtf ) as in vrtJTljyr. -2 Smearing, jif^fT a. A The Chataka To lie. )5J: 10 P. ^ ! Pro] [25. ^f3t R. 10. tected, preserved, guarded -2 Hidden, concealed, kept 60. secret ; Ms. 2. 150, 7, 76, 8. 374. P- A - preserver, defender, one who guards. iffgnpr Protecting, guarding, de- fending. ; powder. S! [J^ ^] 3 grant grass. A Wn d I of fra- 2 Pounding, grinding. Dust, powder. -2 An -3 A soft or low pleasing meal. Dirty flcvir or jjl^f! 1 oil-vessel. tone. -4 covering, hiding. g*r Concealing, 5<%ff: Flour, meal, powder. a igftiT ground Pounded, 1 -2 -2 cow-tail, ohowrie. A T^ 1 ] nosegay. -3 A A 4 The section or chapter of a book. *n A. 1 ( fl^, Jffr 3$ The anus 136 ; ) To Y. 8. 93 ; play. ; Ms. 5. -Oornp. ai^T? piles. obstruction of the bowels. site* the opening of P" e 8. 282. 3jrrw-. - T^"*: anus. the gfts:, -<*ftrf*: piles. flatulence. -trr^T: irf : constipation, H^T; inflammation of the anui. the anns. ani. -^T^ P. ( a9ft, >JH 1.4 wrap up, cover, envelop, 1 A. ( n>r7t ) r To ; ^ be other ft_i>id. who ( protector. 'frrTO' Protecting, preserv- ing. a. (c-?r/-) [35.55] ' A proteopreserver, guardian; erffcrn'ir 1. 55 ifrnrt irr^flrw R. 2. M. 5. tor, u ; ; 20; Bg. 11. 18. -J One who hides conceals, -m. An M epithet of Vishuu. caresses and endearments dast, present or future srTnjtfT'itW ; and mTfoiTT'TgTci'fr'nr ^JTRgm see HasainahjarT 24. -Comp. ^rur a secret or oontidential coiuir<%: a sipy, munication, a secret. II^HT pledge to be carefully preserved T: g^5i: A jjccTitf ; a disguise. ^ ^P^ Ms. , I ] ^V^Trf^ t. 87, 94, 99 wRnmrg ; Y. Preserv- 5 H^T 1. 198. -3 Covering, 5>>T5?sr: K, U. Conooalinsr., hiding. sheathing; slave, servant. I To P. (J tie, put, string or (rsft, j-i'fcO weave together, wind round; jr^ir: fsrrrW WStsSi. 14. Bv. (fig.) S( tied, To 3 30 l. write, )"f ; 71 ; Bk. 7. 105. -1 compose. p. p. Strung together woven. ST: [j^^?] 1 Tying.stvingingto. getner jjq;> grofr^t B. R. 1. l.~2. Putting together, .conaposing, airan*. gemcnt. -3 A bracelet. -4 A whisker a mustachLo. ; preserver. 3T&: / [ ?T. protection ing, -2 ^r or present. A ^- 6 ; gift, a defender. sound of a small ob- ; lover's II. -III. [23t^4rT^] 1 To be pro-2 To ba kept secret or hid"den Pt. 1. 100. -3 To be kept, tto be taken care of. -4 To be cherished. CTj; 1 A servant slave. -2 A son of a female slave. -Comp. -arrftfr: 4 jfrcq^a. tected. conceals her To angry. ; An epithet Secretly, priJTT One of the princivately, apart. pal female characters in a poetical composition, a lady married to an-2 of Vishnu. 'jivm ) play, sport. a. Protecting long drmii. tpl An appellation usually (though not necessarily ) added to the name of a Vaisya as ^^3H:. *rg?3jH:&c. or is added to the ( DsualVy ?r&i name of a Brahmuna ; 53, ijrifr or ^rf 'o that of a Vaisya and ^r^r to that of a Sftdra cf ?iin %l clothe. a- Surrounded, enclosed. The -5 Joined. sight. an emissary. ^* a. going secretly an epithet of Balar4ma.-2 a ( -T: ) 1 a secret spy, an emissary. .{r^t prolapsus WhT: constipation. 9P.(5=mJO To withdrawn from Invisible, ; [ 2?fl- wrfft jjSHTffs -4 private. . = JpKT q- v. bundle, bunch. Secret, ; Covered with dust. *TfH: -3 Protected, defended. A m. ^TT 1 [ Jj 5? ] String-fag -2 Arranging, composing, Good aiHimtment ( of wurfo getber. . -fl 409 their senses Si. good composition ), ; 2.2. -8 The propcumler of anew doctrine -9 The lunar asterism called HBir.-lO N. of Urona, teacher of the Kanravas and Pfincjavas. -1 1 N. of Prabbfikara, the leader of a school of [. 6 A. [g^, S$-?4] To maka an effort or exertion.-II. 4 A. (;>. />. W) To 1 Sfof -2 To go. hurt, kill, injure. mt [ JO, the Minjilmsakas ?9?J Effort, persever- 5^ Heavy, weighty also) Rs 1. 1. 7. opp. 5^r ( ftft -2 Great, Long ( momentous, S. 4. 18 *orf%f>;&T V. 4. Bh. 3.7; B. difficult ?TT?5 ( great 14. Me. g^- ; It ( by in excessive, n^ S^T is : 1 ( ) defiles bis step-mother. ^frfee given to a spiritual preceptor ; R. 5 1. -'a guru's gift. ^pt ^Jtr. the constellaticn jtnj. -rr-sr the tamarind tree. ~^rr^r a difficult of digestion. \. tie ceremonies in propitiation of Brihaspati when a work is to be performed or undertaken. -2- the worship of one's spiritual preceptor. T^fTf the product of a guru's blessing, i.e. learnconstellation gJ7. >f 1- the ing. -2. a bow. -J. the sign pieces of the zodiac. JT^5: a kind of drum orr - ym prized. -16 GrievA father if ; ' ; ; gsj^ 4. 17 ; 2. Bg. 5 Bv. ; 2. 18, 19, 49 sirjrr g^oir srf%^r*offarr R. 14. 46. -3 A teacher, pre- 7, ; -4 Particularly, teacher, spiritual preceptor sft s*raTT?'ft ^- mfll nfsT^3' R. I- 57; (technically a Guru is one who performs the purificatory ceptor a ; Jj^ftinrr. religions ; ceremonies structs f* him orer a boy and inVedag 3 jj$q sjilvjft Y. 1. 34 ). -5 in the- fW^$ : ; A lord, head, superintendent, ruler ; ^otfwTTort gtf vf^ R. 5. 19 the H head of the castes or orders Jj^Tmrt B*% Gfrv 2 68. -6 N.of Brihaspati, the preceptor of tlie gods ;ij^^rajfhr ^"Y^irflRr *nr^: Ku. 2. ; 9; Pt.l .230. 52 -7 The pill. planet Jupiter; or tabor. *?;t 1. topaz. -2. a gem brought from the Himalaya and the Indus. ( ?t^rR^ ) who resides at ^ r T:,-^mT: preceptor's house. Thursday. ff%: /. the conduct of a pupil towards his preceptor. -vrt y student his a. ; a preceptor S^iff ( greatly i?rw^ grief. heavy distressed, cf ; VS --fft . A I si: SweetDss, a sweet taste. A A -2 bal1 - A sparrow. A ter bnnch or clui * see ; jwThe ankle Ku. 7. :-?W ; 55; s^ i ^w [ TV. 3; A clump or cluster of thicket, wood, bush Ms. i ] trees, a 4P 7. 1. ; ; 192 12. 58 Y. 2. 229. -2 A troop of sodiers, .a division of an army, 9 consisting of 45 foot, 27 borce, chariots and 9 elephants. -3 A fort. -4 The spleen. -5 A chronic en; ; villargement of the epleen. -6 A A wharf of lage police-station. -7 -8 Disciplining ( Mar. *rtz ). an srniy, keeping it in a posture of defence. ?ft 1 A cluster or of trees. -2 Jujube. -3 Small staiis clump cardamoms. A tent. -Oojnp. sort of cane, sorrel. -4 a small %5 hair. %5t a. having bushy fresh ginger. wr:, -3?t: ease of the spleen. jj$ : n^o'C'ft/.) 1 a dis- in Growing a Tlutcp or: cluster. -2 Having a diseased spleen, or a spleen affect- ed by jw. -3 Composed of different divisions ( as a force &c. ). : with an epithet of n>- To I ) raise or tk-vate. -2 Small-pox. : ; B. 3. 31, 48 ; 4. 1 8. 29. ( b ) U. 5. 28. -2 Forefather, ancestor Any venerable or respectable person, an elderly personage or relative, the tlders ( pi. ) g P. 1 -2 To 53ft Molasses a se- the worst kind, committee of an wiaqra* cf. Ms. 11. 103 ). -2. one usually a 5f try. viofl5Tn:,-m? who woman pregnant The wife of f who one I. works on highly ^ ous A ? e- ; ; luable, ; ; g^ffi- rep?esented prosody ; m^r Irre'it>'wJ!fa=ft ^al*: &c. ) -13 Mai. 6. 1. sistible, unassailable -14 Mighty, powerful. -15 VaIT down through of teachers,traditioc a] ina t uction -JT: white mustard >a^ attendance *r*: upori a preceptor; Mai. 9. 51. any venerable person, an elderly relative,the elders collectively ;uqfyff> Bv. 2. 7. JTPT: IgygfST: K. 158 the bed ( >i fc) of ateacl:er.-2. violation or violator of a teachor's bed. ; !TWT of district inhalitant of Guja- Vikr. 18. 97. worshipped. I ries ftTfJusr S. 4. 15 ; Bg. 6. 22. -7 Venerable, bard of respectable. -8 Heavy, digestion ( as food ). -9 Best, excellent. -10 Dear, beloved. -II Haughty, proud ( as a speech ). -12 ( In prosody ) Lcng, a a sylitself, or being lable, either in short, followed by a conjunct con. sonant &c. e. g. in ;? or 3 in f ; rilth ft u epi- offlie of; Bh.3. 20. -CKH- in- struction uanded 5?r : : made much -1. *ifaTm?5?rorr -6 Great, 1. intense B. 3. 17 The I -2 An Gujarath. ; weighty uffair -2. the ritual leacber -^ ; ; s< Universal gravitation. ed (-w:)th 9 Supreme noul.-^U: woradoration t5 1 seiious or ship f^r^ij^-- ; % ; 27. Si. 16. ; : Ka. 3. 13, 35. -5 ArduoiiB, 15 to bear ) violent, snmft ( fig- ; *rafrar ; 10 6. *rap= . HTr -4 Respectability, venerableness. -5 The office of a teacher. -6 Importance. -7 46 2. . entitled to great respect w*J a. important (-&) a preceptor's fee for instructing a pupil 5j7vjrrr?"5rTf ?lfi>B^ R. 5 17. -3^TH a. highly rever 60 5^5: -4 Impor- 2. 83. U. ; wr man 1 large, long, exin dnration or Bh autfljpff ); $&s 1. ; f%*ffc%3 TMTfg Me. tant, ); ; tended. -3 length grperl. ntfs) ; (3Trat gof HT%^5 f%f%34 12. 102 3. 35 ; sr ; R. ffc* 35 Un. or *f /.) [r a. (* fr him after called PrM>b&kara).-13Tbe Supreme spirit. 3^-Coinp aj^nr a long syllable. prr 1 the wife of a Guru. -2. a wo- ance. 24.] (compar. nfkjr ( greatness Tbe l)etel - nut trce< a,Ved.lnterlaced,intwined. the Himalaya. 1 5TO a. -2 Long ( ( qft/. in ) I A prosody little heavy. ). JH7HJT a. Mcst important. u: best teacher. -2 N. of Viihrm. 3^r,-c* -2 Bui 1 1 A Weight, heaviness. trouble. -3 Dignity, ' ' , *Wffi-itr 1,'l* hide, conceal, &m 3 '- U. (15(3-^, 3Wi "fit as'Ji^ - . 55 ) 1 To coxer, keep secret >rjr;^>i 72 2. Bh. ; norp* ira^trft ; s SiSFJ^ M..-1 To105coverR. with 7. 49;Bk 16. 41. ; 14. 410 An 1 [ air-*] jpf. of epithet K Karttikeya"; Jj? fsrrefaysST"*?: A horse. -3 N. 5. H- -2 of a Cbar,,iala or Nitha'da, king of - 8.;Ku. Riina. Srii.gavera and a friend of also of -4 An epithet of Vishnu Siva. -Oomp. Ttaf: the peculiar form of construction of a tempi*. the first fort night of n ; Mb. -2 Hid- -3 A pit, hole in The heart. -5 Intel- ing, concealing. the ground. -4 -Comp. lect. the heart. amlhT f ?fr far **%*- H. 1. 56 f% female B. 12. 50, 54. jft The vulture. Oofflp. ^?: N. of a secret mountain g^ ' q-^r^ "> A A i -3 Mysterious ; Bg. 18. 63. Hypocrisy. -2 An epithet of Vishnu. -3 A tortoise. 51 1A B. ; ' ( r: SST'it 117; Pt. ; Asvattha tree 557: ' with concealed blossoms ). -*rrthe flH ! secret speech or conversation. of n*r: an epithet -2. a secret. Kuittikeya. JTSJ57: N. of See T ( as an arrow. ) JJjr II. a class of demigods, who, like the Yakshas, are attendants of Kubera and guardians of bis treasures 3grai^ T<Jr% Me. 5, Ms. 12. 47.-Oomp. ; Ved. Praise, approval. (ij) I 1 A. [$( j)^] sport. -2 To leap, 10 P. (^uft) 1 jump. To Plav ' A jump. Ved. To jj^ 10 P. (2%ffO JJ^TJ f- Hidden, concealed, kept secret. -2 Covered. -3 Invisible, latent. -4 Secret, private. j I A solitary or piivate place. -2 A private part. sin: a tor-3 A mystery. -Comp. -5 Disguised. sim: toise. a snake. compound word being arrffR; (the 'jslw^ thus ( Jjgrtj? a peacock's "f ?<5?tl ^Ojp^qqVffU jaifHF srijiRffrSi tt^ ) the Supreme soul ore of the 12 kinds of sons in P. ( TOT ) 1 To sprinkle, 53 moisten, wet. -1 To grant. ^ ^ i1 -T'1O TT1T JJj4 IP. ( T^l^" Of 'T^m ) r &c. sound, roar, grumble red variety rfgr^.' 1 A small of A turnip. -3 The tops of garlic. -2 to produce intoxicachewed hemp if The meat of tion, the Ganja. an animal arrows. destroyed by poisoned law ; he n^r a. woman, ; ju- A -2 sharp fellow, dicious, *ise. The god of love. Hharper. -cff: covet, ) JIM 4 P. ( 5*^1^1 after greedily. -2 To strive desire, Caus. be desirous of. long for, To ID8ke de8i?0 " 8 or unknown n=s3^r Tfreff is*i*g gw: 129 Ma. 9. 159, 170. ; JT% > 18 eft ?rr*rwfr?r ; animal trj^ a ^TT^raPTra'! ; A young she-elephant.' -3 who has one child only. woman A m. boar. TV. A 1 ] house, ST - 5 ' 15 i 30. A quotation in 1 is sometimes erroneously cited as an illustration). -3 The life of a hoase- -2 wife ; sr irwfll ) 1 Todecieve, cheat (Atm.). nous. g: rh>e j L U8tful i libidi ' Mv. 10; house, dwelling . ; 8 od ot love- f$ HI r.gT: ; ly. ff : An Ved. or A 1 Mu. 1 ; !T=rTirTt 75. -3 The inhabitants of -2 A wife. a house, famior assistant, oft. rendered or household by tame a tame ; c. g. 'household pigeon' ;^nrrf5t,-5iJTTSr In servant. ' I. De81re> pi. ) Me. -4 28. A name m. 74 2- 4. ( 57: comp ' 45. hole, oblong ' ' domestic, m^: ' Kager. desirous. greediness. first HTS^Hg^g^f^^jr^TT appellation. ; w: f. 2. f^ the sign of the zodiac. -5 ; tous ( ; 71. 5. W ' Hindu dexterous ; is the real father being ; Clever 1 [T'tf a son born secretly of a when her husband is absent, ) 2. tptW^HT^T Mk. 3. -2 ( In comp. with the names of other animals ) Any young ' A jackal. jf, ; . : groedy.-2 fo'ft "ft* R. female tail. ( accounted for in Sk.; [ TV. ] 1 A cow which hag had only one calf, a joung cow praise, extol. in Impregnat- qisffo dwell, inhabit. See jaiqr. UTOTT The eyes Svized. -2 ed, bearing fruit. holder I vultures, Ved. Grasp ng, holding. o. To 1 R.7. 1 of . in ( ; thank e, an epithet of Kubera 1SP-P- [3|-^ a vulture to : -2 To sport. with Lumbago. -2 Rheujja^fr I matism affecting the loins. ]jr Ved. A house of. >$. /. play, wW ^^TT?w Ms. 12 2. 45. 2 A privity, the male or female organ of generation -3 The anus. -Comp. jj^: an epithet of Siva. -ftu^: ^tr^r; the lire-fly. urine. furnished vulture feathers : I secret, myatery 10. 38, 9. 2 rms U. a. lect. (as ordure). or) ^ ; BT: Voided by stool an art1k<4i4?i*4J9fit f$t^ ^Husfw ^rsr, -^rnw ful. Jtgiyot.p. \ To ba concealed, covered or kej/t secret, piivate ggj 72. -2 Secret, solitary, ijjjf* Bh. 2. retired. eces, ordure. jj^r -sj vultures, ^pj a. wind escaping at the anus ( a;qH ) -2 Understanding, reason, intel- ment. -2 protector. guardian, blacksmith. Rajagriha. Kasyapa and Tamra. Bad, wicked, f. I The wood, thicket. I near a daughter of -2 Ordure, excre Dirt. 1 jj:/. unflTff ; ; ^fvRfr The mother Wealth, property. T: vulture ^jarr Similar greediness ). Concealing, hiding. 6 P. (jjrjt) To void by stool. jjiT o. A witness,' ant. tiger -w A n^f: the lord of the epithet of Jatayu; one placed to overhear secretly what h.is been said by the 'iefend mouthed. -if a concealed Greedy, [ll-a>^] w:, ^"r emissary, disguised agent. ifil^T gs73T: the Bakula tree. secret intelligence, private commuirnf: 1. a passage undernication. a crow. ground. -2- a defile. J^J*T: a. cave-mouthed', wide -mouthed, opena 5T*T: 1. a mouse. -2or lion. -3. the Supreme soul. ^Tj a. tous. , Placed iu <* Brahman. 53^ cove- going about secretly. ( -m. ) a spy, secret emissary, -jfe the wagtail. a. ' "srfffrar &c. -Comp. eyelet-hole, window- ST^T: a a loopor round Mf^T!) s?T 411 I- 3T^fter: domestic matter a a house-bolder. -2- sign of the zodiac. a house-holder. sjJ: regent of household any affairs, ^nifsflrTfTfSfinn' Ms. 2. arflraif^ m. a watchman. a kind of sonr-gruel. sr*threshold. 3T^r^ m. a ; 67. oblong stone upon which condiments are ground ( Mar. TTJI ) 3nRf <* one who has come to a fiat ; house. a guest. arr=anT: ( -?T: ) household or domestic business;!). I. wmw:, -vrAt -^tf?r 2- a garden attached to a house. airsrTr the betel-tree. arrwr: the order of a house-holder, the second stage in the se religious life of a Brihmana ; f*^ m. a householder. domestic nuisance, a domestic utensil, anything required for household use- any : = *S*OT: 2?r^ q. v. CTrta-frro a tame or domestic pigeon. ^TVTT 1 . household affairs .-2-bouge-build ing. m. ''a house-builder,' a kindaf sparrow. SRIT^ n. \. household nffairs. -2- a domestic rite. qft:i 1T:> menial, domestic servant T: a ^ ; Bh. 1. ; 1. intestine broils. feuds, *!<*: a bouse builder, mason ; Y. 3. 14C. \. a house ^rrfi:; m. builder. -2. a kind of wasp, -^a": a domestic cock, -^rrv houaeshold affairs ; Ms. 5. 150. if^r, -irrfy^r the small house-lizard. a -^g> house with two rooms contiguous to each other, but one facing west, the %% other east. I- a family-secret or scandal. -2. family dissensions. 3T8 -srnf: a slave born in the house. grsf: family, members of a t family especially the wife ; Mu. 1. arrfifor deceit, disguise. grrr^j; ' wise only in the ( also JrJ^rn^^ ) inside of the house', inexperienced, stupid, foolish. tfjj- a terrace in front of the bouse, -^ry: setting a house on fire, incendiarism. ^HS a domestic slave. the ^rfff. f. or ornament of a bouse, a splendour virtuous woman, -^ar the goddess of a house ( pi. ) a class of household deities. ^jft. the threshold of a hwuse; ^r ; r: 1. 2. wind. ^rrsf j a wild pigeon. sfte: a sparrow. householder, a man has entered on the second TffT: who 1. a state of life, one who, after completed hit studies, settled. ' " -2 is having married and a sacrifloer.-J. the virtue householder . ; ' householder c. hospitality. A 'ftrT^l5' house. -3. -4 failure, ruin or destruction" of a bouse, firm breaking down or destroying a house. -2- causing the decay or ruin of a family. rj m. the master of a bouse. Tjfft:/- the site &c. 1. tfspf a. I. ^rRjfq; of a house. prying jrfoh a *W , f ^f|ofr f gz^i 18. a ?f-?ft ] Possessing a m. The master of a house, a householder q-?g=im sft"r: 3 i. ftfii'l a householder, a married a household ;(Vf. Bt-aft Malli.); srerrlr SfwrQsrrsee R. 1. 7 wife of a householder, a house-wife. TJ^ a stick or other instrument to =tftffaa ; ^ ; To serve W 2?-W^] [ U.S. 22; ; as a honae;S.7.20. 1 To be attracted or pleased, as in Jjurjrgr q. v. -2 Do mestic. -3 Not master of oneself, de- pendent, -4 Tame, domesticated. -5 Situated out-side cf irnrggrr !r*rr ' an army out-side a gi: 1 village.' The inmate of a bouse. -2 A tame animal or bird.-J The domeatic fire. gj- The anus. -Ooap. atfjf. a sacred fire which every Brahmana is ; fnjoined to maintain. <J" Tame, domestic. -2 De- I ^ A tame animal. ^Rfofr Sour gruel made from the fermentations of rice water. See under A one who performs the do- Brahmana who has [ ?Pnrrra->r ^gr*' : - house. pendent. -2- connected with the duties of a hcnachold. ( vj ) I. a householder -2. o domestic sacrifice. -Oomp. ; in- rites. 4. 81. n?r%R^?rPt. the position or dignity of the "mistress of the house ^fj^rvnr: S. 4. 17. lamp. -nrr%*>r n bat.-^, a a multitude of houses. a, \. mestic ', lady in house-wife, (the charge of the house) fcr: dog. a house a wife, do- mestic quarrels. iffnrg; m. an inmate of the same jhouse, tenant. small bouselizard The mistress of ' ; to domestic affairs. -2. causing domestic OTft Mk. -4. Ved- an epithet of Agni. -5 the maintenance of the sacred and perTF^ Ved. the mispetual fire tress of a house,' the wife of the 5 9 P, I. jrer. village adjoining to a city. otter a nomff, g*T ) I to ( call invoke snT S"nmi^ out, -4 To sjririitr ; praise, extol $rf%:tftar: ursraBk. 8 77. ft ^otf* Bg. 11. 21 ; ; -WiTH srg to encourago Bk.8.77. ; family-disu garden or pros) I To swallow, devour, eat up. -2 To send forth, pour out, spit out, or eject, from the mouth. -Wrrn 3^ (Atm.) to out, devour tTnrfiRmorj attached to a house. faRf: the owner of a bouse. gffjj a domestic for pleasure;Am&ru. parrot, one kept wfanftftlfBk. 8.30. -111. 10 A. ( TIWfT ) 1 To make known, relate.-2 To teach. on solemn occasions, flags 5fV5ftmr9iT?UTr which, are fastened; fJlfJnrr Ku. sensions- 13. 6. 41. 'Ui'^firi A -ri^siiF: nj- -*ii honsB-biiilder by pro- bouseholder,one who has entered on the stage of a bona~ holder vfciCT STrrtH'fJJTSTt ilclWI^fs-see ^?qfft above and fUflT U. 1. 9 Ms. 3. 08 ; G 90. "airww: the life of a householder see "jfi^g. u5: the t^nrr the duty of a householder. pillar of a house. fession. fir. a ; ; ; ( accordgi*rn:ii A houBeboldor ing to TV. the form njspi given in iH is not correct ). ; -II. 6 P. (fJf(ft a- [ f$W *> ] 1 Swallowed, 1 eaten up. -2 Described, praised. tfroh/. [^H[^-f%^] 1 Praise. -2 Frame. -3 Eating up, swallowing. of or aeuo. Disposed to catch A 'Tf(3)^ with ( also VrfjF hell for pluyiug ). To shake, trem- tw 1 A. :(>ftf ) ble. 1 T3C t^ 1 A A ( . . investigate * ftw ; ( ; it^-ft ) To serve. To seek, search, fas ) cf ITJ^. . bold TV. ] A bouse, habitation ; 412 3ffirr )% tff^r awfih Subbish. B. The loo. of this word is used with several words to form alufcTat. ^V. compounds at lowing . g. ; home only', i.e. a n^fft?^ poltroon, ' ift^fe^ o. tSS: bel coward, home a- 'sharp at VfioT: singer. A singer, 1 -2 An actor. (j^ [ ?f A ] ;i cow house profissinnal sioger, an actor. (V/- ) [ mft ir?r: M ^ ] Coming from a mountain, mountain-born. fj-^ a. ( 1 ' only i. . a coward. fr^Hl'ifc a. shouting defiance at home only '; i. f. a coward, dunghill-cock. JtViT' f%^ a. making water at home'; i e. indolent. it%3T5: a braggadocio,. ' a housebraggart, boaster. t%q^: bero', a carpet-knight,boasting coward. 1 Mountain-born. ^-;, ^ Gold. Si. 5 391. ^r q a. . -qf Red chalk; w: 5^ firifi [ MounUin- ] house ^ &' ; Me. 77. Jtsr -ft 1 ( Norn. n^- jft : ) [ P. 1 r| mj, ifa To ) 1 WHJ wifr ( TWfit, srft, 3PT[rftn, ifhrat S. 1 *rftr?r;*r -2 To speak ing tone. -3 To 42. ( Ms. ; 64 4. a :9. ; ei declare, relate, ; rfhtJTHwr- or rocite in agtell especially in metrical language fhr*niJTlrftW Mil. ) -4 To de- 2. scribe, relate or celubrate in gong ; 14 ; wrofowfiT Ku. Ac. -3 The stars. -4 The sky. -5 The thunder. bolt of Indru. -6 A ray of light. Cau>. 2. 5. -7 A To ( nr siug or praise ,n song; ST^TH. 4. ^Ter* * Trsrtirfiwmw f^w<m c.uuse to 78, 15. 33. To he sung what may bo ; unrig. (*/ irr? ) [>T* Singer. -2 Angry, -m. A -2 1 T?r] A 1 eingor. Gandharva. rni: A ; A 1 [ poems or Pur an a*. mrr 1 Verso. -1 A musicsacred religious verse, but not belonging to any one of the Vedas. -3 A A etan/.a. PrAkrita dialect. -4 A song. -5 -6 N. of the Aryi metre. -Comp. of spr*: a writer verses. Prfikr'ita W : 5.26,11.30; Bg. 15. g?|TT5 nt Mu. Speech, words 3. 2 ; T^T^Tmrf^ 13; Me. 33. -3 ; m 12 2. 59 Ki. 4. 20. -4 The goddess of speech, Sarasvatt -5 A mother. -6 A quarter of the comIt. f*5T*T pass. 5. ; -1 Water ( pi. ). -8 The eye. -9 A region of the sky. -m. an 01 bull, ?*ftm ; W{nrr K. P. 10 jftiffl: -2 The ; A | g<<J Ms. 4. 72 ; the body. -3 An organ of sense. -4 The sign Taurus of the zodiac. -5 The sun. -6 The number nine ( in math. ). -7 cf. 3T'f i. hair of ' The moon. -8 A singer -9 A billion. -10 A cow sacrifice. -II A house. -Comp. -5R3'*':, -37 1 a r o*d or spot troddeu down by oxen and thus having cow's a. ear. ( -oh ) 1. a COW'H car. -2. a mule. -3. a snake. -4. a span ( from the tip of the thumb to that of the ling finger ). -SN-ofa place of pilgrimage in the south, saoroil to Siva; firintr^rofPTtTnr^ R. 8. 3;). -6 a kind of deer. -7 a kind of arrow. flmsr, -fo*ri5RT 'be Sariki bird. -^t: A song, verse ; Y. 1 45. t wft PS?] I Singing, a song. sound. -3 Going. -4 Praise. joving. -2 jrrr^t a. I Going, ;ft A plant used Singing, praising. I. a I. a plough. -2- a pestle. herd of kine; 'frjtfa Git. irrsf [ -2 A in clearing the voice. pot i>. ['Jr^-.fftfio 7q ] 1 A singer, one who sings Jfqt Tror?^: it 4 ; wnrt V.lll. 4.68.Sk. -2 To be sung. if A song, singing, also tlie art of singing ff f.y ; Me. sfi ; I- grazed having a particular meaning, J. the range of prevalent. ( -T: ) cattle, pasturage; TTr<3T: ifimmfw- ing, (a) -2- 10. ifr:5TT^Ki.4. a dis- department, province, sphere. an abode, dwelling place. -3. ( b ) range of the organs of sense, an srwonfr^ ft? be object of sense within ear-shot srqTf'ffaT TT to become visible. -4. scope, range in Bh. 2. 16. general ^ the cow's hoof. -3- the print of a cow's hoof. ^frff >t-r^] -2 A chanter of ian, singer. ^T over .by cattle. -2- frequenting dwelling, resorting to, haunting f^fW?nfrgV Ku. 5. 77. -3. within the scope, power or range of; f-H^*ntr=5T R- 10 15; so ST^oi &c. -4. moving on earth. -5. accessible to, attainable. -6. circulat- ; ; ; n- grip, hold, power, H if!: 5>ra*T rluence, control HiTWT: Pt- 1- 146 -5. ( flg- ) ; i U. 6. 26 ; Mai. 5. 24 ; wr^ *r(T Mai. -6. horizon. -7- the range of the fron planets from the Lagna or TftwriTomHr* n^rfrorYstt 1. to each other. ( place ftafl^ within the rauge ( of sight ), make n. 1 a cow's hide. current.). -2- a particular measures of surface thus defined by Vasishtha 7 ^^ . : made impassable.-2 song, singing. imrer;-ni5: An A cow; 3rifr ' irm Heaven. -9 -8 diauioud. TKlft' sing a song sing, Wc*T iM Mk. 3; ( ; ^Sr sr TV. ] 1 Cattle, kine ( pi. ). -2 Anything coining from a cow such arrow Domestic, being in a house Domestic affair 2 Wealth. n of grass ) to a cow when performing an expiatory rite. ^TH:, -TOra':, -srrfita; m. a cow-killer. -^!f |. rain-water. -2. clarified butter |. 3- a. coming from a cow. destructive to cows. -2. one who has killed a cow. -3- one for whom a cow is killed, a guest. -g^f a kind morsel ; m.f iff ; wife, the mistress of the srsuft srrTT? 7 fthrr STHT Santi. 4. 9 ; Jrtr>zrr: capture of cattle. ceremony of offering of sandal- wood. born. -if Bitumen, red chalk. as milk, flesh, leather A irf: OTfT: the 3^31 ir&fwwift Si. 2. 72. r<j- 4 heaven bull or jjt wfjf ( -^Ff:) jfriT a. auspiciousa preparer born in the aw^r: an excellent ( gods ). cow. cowhouse. ] J . a cowpen. -2- in ; ; a young cow which linn iffitt a pair of Imd only one calf. iftg'f oxeunVr a cow-pen, cattle=shed. cowduug. -2^ srrrftgf happiness of food, baker. ness, gener.nl. -3. a family, fi%or wramffH Sk. race, lineage unil. a bull or cow. [ equint-eyed. 5?iY^T an epithet of a^rt cow's Durg'i. ffff cow-dung. wr a milk. $rX-*q? R cow's hoof. I- a. born in the earth ( rice &c.). -gtT: an old ox or bull. sr^ the urine of a atahlo Mb. -2- a caw-bouse. -3. N. of a village ( where Krishna was o. 1. one who brought up ). iffSra? does not help a cow in the mud. -2- v'iv: n ^TT: an epithet ^rrr: cowherd, the tending or feeding of cows of Siva. a wrSwrnrr:, ^r%H'rr^T: &c.; M. 3. 1(9, 9. 141. -4 a name, appellation snrr^ nfarewf^ft ^ ^r T sr N. so ; 1. 30 ; S. 6. 4 ; see * below ; Me. rr^i^t^ f%Tf%7TT? t I. an umbrella, a parasol .-12. knowledge of futurity. "13. a genus, uluss, apecios. 14 ;> 413 land. -3. a herdsman -4. an owner of kine. JtrT: a cowherd, -smrr the projecting snout of a cow or ox. rnr a kind of gem fsnti'^: a cowherd (concow's nrine. to caste according caste, tribe, families. ( -^: ) a mountain. ( -srr ) a multitude of cowa. -2. the earth. 3^f, -aBff^j; m. the founder f of a family. ^t?5T the earth. gr a. born in the same family, gentile, a relation Y. 2. 135. q?: a genralogical table, pedigree. "ST^T: the oldest member or founder of a fam. An epithet of Indra mily. tfirr jfr??>T?cq-ifor: R- 3. 53, 6. 1. tribe ) iftT^TtT -2. the chief of a ; ; f^ 73; Ku. 2. 52. *JP&* ?r?yJr, blundering or mistaking in calling a ( one ) by big name, calling by : of Vrindavanaj 3n>T$r:, "??:. l^: the chief of herdsmen, an epithet fw^fff f U< frig-c7r3<W fr^?rf^3 *** Ku. 4. 8. f ; the word ); ^Wif^TftTSr: U. 1 ; the word different( rUm. explains ly ) -3. the part of the head close to the right ear. ^nr a. intending cows. I. a ^tr<Jr ^ft plough. of a N. -2. a spade, hoe. river in the south. m., jjr a cowherd -^rf: -ff: 'cow-milker', f. the milking of cowa. -2- the milk of coirs. -3- the time of milking cow. fry* I- the time of milking cows. -2- the milking of cows. ftfift a milk-pail. %*. the urine of a bull or cow. wf 1. a herd or multitude of cows, cattle -2. possession of cows. ( -w- ) a broad-pointed arrow. a trtt mountain. tnf: the law of cattle, rules relating to oattlt. 1. wheat. -2. the orange. nut tree. ^?S: the betel vr^ the fibrous root of a water-lily. T: gum myrrh. ^<J:/. a cowherd's wife. "^TJcft a young cowherdess, a young wife of a cowherd ; ifrq^ij^P. 1. ( - of Krishna. o. giving cows. ( -3-; ) brain. ( -^r ) N. of the river Godavari. q-^ a. Ved. giving cows. (-^: ) an epithet of Indra. ( -$ ) a crown ( protecting the head ). ^TT a. armed with a coat of mail, (-fr) |. yellow orpiinent. -1. a white fossil substance. ^nt 1- the gift of a cow. -2. the ceremony of tonsure of cutting the hair 3TOFT Tt?f*ntN>fnric B- 3. 33; ( see Mallinatha's explanation of to give vjn-, -qw: ^d? wheat- 1. a cow. ^r: m, Ved. herdsman. -2' protector, or guardian. ; bile of oows, ox-bile if because cows, which generally return home at about sunset, raise up clouds of dust by their treading on the earth ). ifrg : a milch-cow with of pilgrimage. : ; ' a calf. HI a mountain. an sfcfr epithet of the wife of Siva. jj^jthe female of ths SArasa bird, the Indian 1 an ( ) crane. -2. -w^: . epithet of Siva like a ( bellowing -3- N. of a country, -sr^if: an epithet of Patanjali, author of bull the a ). Mahabhashya. kind gem. of WT J^T;, -*rr snake. -2. the STTW: 1. a bull. n mouth -2- kind of u : a I. of cow. owner of ; . which the yellow 'prepared species of tion. ( a ( -*O: ; Pt. ( from pigment "IftMRt 94. -(fan a 1. wagtail. ). (hv: protec- holy place, a place a cow's tail. sort of monkey. -2. necklace consisting of -it ) a ) sort of ! 3^ two or four or thirty-four strings. -jfNt *" e nea d * Siva's bull. -5*-. 1. a young bull. -2- an epithet a town-gate ;Mil. of Karna. -jt 1. Ki. 5. 9. 1. -2. a principal gate a 5, -3. the' ornamental gate-way of n -mfft* cowdung. temple. jfht ; excellent cow or bull. WK: srgf^cT vnrv-riJf H f^ iftirrs^tn'ft %*jtV Si. 16. 25. -3. bile of a oow. -4. N. of a Gandhaiva. g^ -g^r fiT gn* ] a kind of musi[ >f cal instrument Bg. 1. 13. ( -9: ) 1. a crocodile, shark. -2. a hole of a particular shape in a wall made by thieves, (.-w ) I- a house built unevenly. -2 spreading ungueats, smearing. ( -w, -?ft ) a cloth-bag of the shape of a gnomon containing a rosary, the beads of which are counted by the hand thrust in: , herd's wife (especially applied to the cowherdesses of Vrindavana, the companions of Krishna in his juvenile sports ) -2. a milk-maid. -3. a protectress -4- Nature, elean ownirf^: 1 mentary nature. er of cows. -2. a bull. -3. a leader, chief. -4 the sun. -5. Indra. -6N. of Krishna. -7- N. of Siva. -8. N. of 'Varuna. '-9. a king, -q-g: a 4T* a s.mr paste. ijpy dust of the cows,' the time of sunset or evening twilight go called ( flour . multitude of cows. n*r = T*sfr q. v *RT%*>r a tractable cow, an excellent cow. nw: a cowherd. -JT fifT^r N. of one of the Matiis atnftr beef, -wrs tending on ip[M%ir. a jackal, 1. a kind of frog. -2. : fraf ; Me. 15. ftrofr: oowpen. -3. the superintendent of a village. -4- a protector, guardian. kiag. -5. a "wsTffttbe wood of a thatch. snz?rr 1 the daughffar a cowherd. ter of a cowherd.- -2- a nymph ; wrong name bsnd(ROTr I- a evening-twilight. age hollowed out so as to fit the chin or nose &c. -2- a sling. -WTW: ' a king. the hair of cows. >j m. a mountain. tifi^hl a ijgr rt*j a. granting catt!o or gadfly. the goble. -2- a cows. rf5j 1 pas- cattle ture-ground, pasturage for 1- a ford Y. 2. 1I5G. sj^flt the time age on the Sarsyu. when cows return home, suusot or the chasm in the Hi( -tY ) malaya mountains through which the Ganges flows. stupid (%s side as 3?i a 1 . bull. an ip artificial cow's urine. -jjii%verse, the second of which repeats nearly all the of the first. ( Malli. thus syllables defines itt W|sri*l*!>W$ Td^tciwl^: I Si. "?rgJW& agem brought from tbo Himalaya and Indus, described as of four dif- ferent colours: white, pale-yellow, red, and dark-blue. ihfWt I- sen a kind of poison ( r*K5.). "flfa?. -2-3. smearing the body with unguents. Sfw:, -T^T: a oow sacrifice. -HT?r a carriage drawn by oxen. -?jw a. drawn by oxen. jcf a cattlea cowherd. -2. station. 1. 7$r: cattle. -3' the an epithet of Siva. a water3f /. wheat. rgj: ! fowl. -2- a prisoner. -3. a naked mendicant a man, wandering about without clothes. -4. a chanter. -^ saffron. T: ! cow's milk. -2. curds. -3. buttermilk. -4. the flavour of a sentence, q?r twt fl nt' iw. an f^rr Udb. ar'.buttermilk excellent bull Tifir, -irfr the measure of 8 art k& bird. Tff a distance equal to two Krosas. % keeping orange. or sending -4- . Siva. n ffaf yellow orpiment. -fj^a bright yellow pigment prepared from the urine or bile of a cow, or found in the bead of a cow. tiw\ a measure of salt-given to a cow. 414 lit kind of monkey t?tij( 1. fa: a wild a dark body, red cheeks, and a Mai. 9. 30. tail like that of a cow ; heaven, cow-world. *?&; a calf. ??rfra prostitute. a celea wolf. ^tfsf: MT/^ brated hill in y^rjJT the country about Mathura ^ 'This bill was lifted t?TW: apart of up and 'supported by Krishna upon one finger for seven days to shelter the cowherds from a storm of rain ent by Indra to test Krishna's divi' vnf*=* m. an epithet ) HT:, nity. of Krishna, -^rrr a barren cow. -mr, *T5T a. covered WTW. a cow- pen. with an ox-hide. -fNi&,-f%3f$ " ! the killer of a cow. -2. a husbandftaw: ahorse sacrifice having man. many cows.-faf: La cnw-keepor, a chief herdsman. -2. N. of Krishna. -J. Brihaspati. ptfh the twelfth mouth of day in the light half of the *T?y. -ftw/.i-ft&T cowdung. -raw?: are let loose day-break ( when cows to graze in forests ). --ftftr-. /. N. of that portion of the moon'e path which contains the asterisms wif^f, and 9if%=ft, or according to some the P ric WTi ft 5", and ^rm- -4N received for milk, -ft a drove of }* cattle, excellent bull or -f^rwf: an cow TTT: anexcellentjvill. f*:, a W3T. an epithet of Siva. 5T: L a cow-pen. quack doctor. where -2- a herd of cows. -J. a place m\ : one who cattle graze. a - 3 r a cow-stall. of sandal. kine. bestowing tftf:, r^T% TT a- three Ved> cows. * 5P^ of a 51^a kind of pairs BC(l llirin S or qr( WT M%: I. cuttle. acquiring cattle. -2- giving for lW: a (kind of sacrifice lasting one day. HTJT: a cow herd. Hf ^T: WT: the a species of ox ( TOI ) let nre cows usually which at time WT: day-break see 4lftt4. loose, j a kind of cow-sacrifice (not perfoimkind ed in the Kali age ). -WS* a - T ) N * of present ( *fTCTi ) ( two holidays on the fifteenth day of nd a^f the dark half of *\\fo at both ends iSfafT a rope fastened for each ox having separate baiters a cow. or cow ^TH! 1 the udder of . _ . a cluster of blossoms, nosegay four -J. a pearl-necklace of a bunch of sl.ings. -1. &c. -*m, grapes. ffcH ?Tr, -*T ^ acowpen. names ; ( e- y. *"" cow-slaughter. Jiq^frwfflO' sometimes written fw) cow- -^ (^ o. cherishing o protect N. of Vishnu. ffrtf (- jfnTrfu. 1 Rich in oows.-2 Possessing or containing cattle. -3 Mix- iftfvJr: *fNtr <*. 1 Consisting of cattle. -2 Defiled with cow-dung. r:,-tf Cow- fi^ --fri^ sTu Qangettc alligator. A kind of lizard. ^ protector, guardian. ^hr4 See under QH. Energy, continued effort, perseverance. 3 Cowdung cake 3TT?Rraf>rrTRt Mn. 3. 15.-0omp. dmg. [ The forehead. -2 The I ed with milk.-w. Possession of cattle, property consisting in herds. (ft N. of a river. Brain ; iff^: ; ( also "ft^ ) rf4?d^jfy T?Wt l. a kind of beetle found in cow-dung. -2argad fly. -3, -&$ a rnuflhroom, a fungus. : A. fifita; owner of Rich in herds -m. j An -2 A jackal. -3 A -4 An attendant on a cattle. worshipper. Buddha. T'ISVS' [ TreiSrsm sr5r$ ^ ^MH ] Usually if} j only ) ] A cow-pen, cow-house, cow-station. -2 A station of cow-herds. 5: I An assembly or ( meeting. -2 An epithet of Siva. tj A purificatory STTaf ceremony. 4ffr: a chief herdsmun. ^f^^iT a mound or altur in a cowpen. >T: a dog in a cowpen which barks at every one ; applied figuratively to a glanderous person, oue who stays idly at home and slanders bis neighbours. ft%' coward; also if^rf, tf?!nr?T:,-gTr.: &c, 1 A cow's foot. ball? al sufficient sion ; much A -5 >. e. to fill such an impresa very small puddle. -4 As as a cow's footstep will hold. spot frequented by cows. ftrir^ jftdjt The water melon. A sack. -2 A measure of I capacity equal to a Droi.ia.-3 garment, torn clothes. Ragged sffrj: I A fleshy navel. -2 A person with a fleshy navel. -3 A man of a low tribe, a mountaineer, especially one inhabiting the eastern por- tion of the Vindhya the N of a gage: belonging jfraH: 1 to the family of a Angiras. father of Satananda and husband of Ah&lyil. -2 N. of a sag, the founder of -2 The celesti-3 A circle. in plants or the presence of several one sign. -3 Myrrh. -fjT 1 A wooden -2 A ball with which children play. Red arselarge globular water-jar .-3 nic. -4 Ink. -5 A woman's femal* friend -6 N. of Diirg4.-7 N. of the WWTT: N. river Gociavaii. - 'omp. of an astronomical work by BhaskaiHr a kind of astronorasharya. mical instrument. nrewr: [ g^ of5*wa! ] 1 A ball, globe. -2 A wooden bsll for playing with. -3 A globular water-jar. -4 A A widow's bastard. -5 conjunction of six or more planets. -6 M6The lasses. -7 myrrh. * Gum heaven of Krishna. ": 1 -T A mushroom. A. ( ns^ ) To assemble heap together. collect, frf%:-st / I An assembly, meet- - ing. -2 ifaft W?*Prf*: association. Society, Conversation, chitchat, discourse 10. 25 ; irsta WW Bh. 1. 28 collection. relatives, require to be maintained. -6 A kind of dramatic composition in one act. qf(h 1. the chief of an assembly, president.-]. the master of a family. especially such as jfr^r: [ Tt w tuft 1 * ] -3 Hot season. A house. -2 iff*: Ved. I hid Covering, biding. e heel. 4ffa$:i-T; A goldsmitli. q^g I N. of a country the 1 : leathern fence A ing-place, a lair. iftfltft Abalya,wife of iffnq of Satfinanda. 1=f: an epithet A Gum * myrrh. -2 Eirly morning, day-breajs. Nyaya philosophy? I , Mil. ; TMn3rw^ ^?r *r? -4 A multitude or -5 Family connections, Pt. 2. range between Nanuada and Krishna. 7. 1 globa. -4 A sphere, anything reund or gloof. bulai. 5ft 1 A widow's kastard; S -2 The conjunction of several -2 The or impression of a cow's foot in the soil.-jTbe quantity of water MM. globe; or terrestrial m&rk wr- m. 1. an owner of cows. -2- a mendicant. -J. an honorary religious title affixed to proper dunj. ing kine. fastened round the left arm to proveat injury from the bow-string. -2 The alligator. -3 A sinew chord. ; fnTjJhus describes A particular ^ - ^- its position: -?TT. subdivision of BrSt" 415 mana. of The inhabitants OT: ( pi- ) Guda. 1 tft from molasses distilled Spirit ^ wre^f =9" qt&j TBT S*r Ms. 11. 95. -2 One of the Riginis. -3 ( In rhet. ) ; r%|m f*R*T One Frim of the Rilii or or tyles of poetic composition s 8. D. menlions four Ritis, while K. P. only -three; ift^y being another name for K. P. 7 "fat ) Sweetmeats. S. D. 627- Relating to molasses. a. fm a irrofl, a - Rum. qj Sugar-cane. f: ; "ft/- ) secondary, [ 1 ] immediate ) Indirect or less opp. g<jl or JJ*TR ) ; indt ^r^for Sk. -3 FigufBT^r: mrrifr 5% gram. ( semblance between the primary and as in secondary sense of a word to enumeral. -5 Relating ; or tion multiplication. butive. -Comp. q^T- the -6 Attri- minor or weaker tide of an argument & c. Relating to the three qualities ( fl??, and ?pjfr ). -2 -3 Subordinate. {T^T ; ; t ; 6 fi5 *FiOl*l r^ *f <^qiiT ^Trt ". G. -3 Reddish. -4 Shining, brilliant. -5 Pure, clean, beautiful. ^ 1 The white colour. -2 The yellowish colour. -3 The reddish -4 White mustard. -5 colour. The moon. -6 A kind of bnf-8 The falo. -7 A kind of deer planet Jupiter. -9 N. of Chaita; ; f 1 Saffron. The filament of a -3 GolJ. -Comp. of a herdsman. office Belonging* to a Guru or teacher, -q- S. 3- 8; gt?nmffcn- 3. lit. ) ; -2 Importance, high value or estimation; ^Harfr 'ffawJTT^'srnfr B> U. 18 18. 39 qrrWrtw Mu. 5 11. ; ; ; importance or urgent nature ; U. 6 tion JTrrf^ ; 4t<jft % 71 $i. 2. sage Bharadvaja ; (2) of Satananda.Gotania's son (3) N. of Kripa, Drona's brothr-inlaw; (4) of Buddha; (5) of the propounder of the Nyaya ftsystem of philosophy. -Comp. the j KST the river Godavari. 1 Drona. -2 Th Nyaya system ot philosophy propounded by Gautama. -5 Turmeric. -6 A kind of yellow pigment. -7An epithet of Dnrga. -8 N. of the river Gomatt. where wheat An tbejinthor of Patanjali epithet of the Mahabhushya. Trite: The Bon herdsman's wife. - Like a. tail, lft%*T: The a Qopi or to 8 a. praised, a- BOD 1 : famed, celebrated esteemed Highly . or viigin, a a Vuisya li- ) Possessing a of an old cowpen. site a u Possessing - thousand cow-?. Ved. Rating, consumingnrf Ved. A woman. fJvf: /. The or earth. 55^ A. 1 ( irsi^, nsq-ff ) 1 To be crooked. -2 To be wicked. -3 To bend. jrsi4 1 Coagulation, thickening, becoming obstructed or clogged wi'h knotty lumps. -2 Stringing together. -3 Composing, writing ( -;jr also in those two sense* V A cluster, is7 ] jrssr. [ir*T5n bunch, tuft. ... Strung or tied together. -2 Composed mn$3WSf5}?r young girl. White mustard. -2 Dust N. of PArrati 1 . old -2 A young are^T? ; girl prior to T^rfcr. ; as in ifftr- eight years (?irl -3 A young menstruation, virgin, maid. -4 A woman with a white yellowish complexion. -5 The earth. -6 Turmeric. -7 A yellow pigment or dye ( called ^id^r ). -8 The wife of Varuna -9 The MalllkA ; creeper. -10 The Tulasi tain frftT:, 5^-; ; plant. -11 plant. -12 Speech. -TTJI: an epithet of the Himalaya moun- jfr^^rcirrf^r R- 2. 26 ; N. of KTirttikeya. T?: the horizonta gj ) talc. ( of the Linga or Phallus of Siva, plate -3T: 10 9 P., U, lA.^fr,, also ir?Tf?r-^, ffenit, of iron or steel. Ki. 5. 21. of 3fr.A ( The jfT.l, A Siva it. Syrup. -2 Spirituous 1 ift^fr quor. ; -Comp. BOW'S of a troop. dig- ; The Manjishthl a cow's tail. Belonging bought for woman. ' ; < is grown. TTT$i I brousness. -6 ( In prosoJy ) Length ( as of a syllable ). -7 Depth ( as of moaning ) ; ir^rsftfr $*$ Mil. 1. 7. -Comp. wr*PT a seat of honour. of epithet of the GoThe teaching of Bud- ""'Id -4 Respectability, 19. An A 3. honoured. N. of Kripi, wife davari. -J dha. 4 fk^tm>5 srnT?^ Amaru. Ku. cow. soldier : S^ffcTttTffcT ^3Tsrrq-f|nTir srw- ; a 1 ; -3 Reap'ct, regard, considera- T^t of the One who knows the 'fr'*Tfifajr: jpa; 1 gnrq- Weight, heaviness^ when violator good or bad marks of iprfpR^ A single TJTF nity, venerablenoss ; ^ffjijf ir^t J^ T^ Pt. 1. 146 Ms. 2. 145. -5 Cum- ) Th<3 . Subordination, inferior position or rank. ( 1 *h'5(TT?*rW 5^%^. of married preceptor's bed. a The N 1 g(T: -J. the son of a girl 8 years old. ( 1 ) STfFf: orr N. of : orpirnent. - hundred cows. -srn: Having qualities. -4 Resembling a sack. : symbolizing the female or^an __ <j N. of Kirttikoya. fyf^^ a vellow '(Hu'rt'J? lotus. Vishnu. ( 2 ) Krishna. kind of black monkey, with a white face. j^; a wild mustard white trifr: monkey. ( considered as a kind of weight ). N. of 7. jftf^Tff a- I rTHnrs-srt ; nya. jwjfajfu a^gr Subordinate, unessential. -2 ( In ( ft/. ) I White; K. 2. 35 %t^M-;)ij'fi^T ?TW Me. 59, 58 Rs 1. G. -2 Yellowish, pule-rod 'il ^ TT^TTf^HiH'frf Ku. 7. 17 R. -2 wra: W?r (nor jfrra. '^ffiH'tr'T 105 W3ft f jpffr ) fasten, tie or string together ; T6 Bk. 7. vwdr &c. -1 To arrange, clad together, connect in a regulni wind round. scries To 3 -4 To ; ffssfrrR wr"T?rf?T5T write, compose ftmmfrffr K. P. 10. -5 To form, make, produce wzjft TTwffrff^^rf Bk. 17. 69. -6 To q?-wgTjrTt K- 60 ; ; ; set or strew with. iw: [ yv ^'4 Hit stringing together A work, treatise, a^ ( I ] Binding, also ). -2 composition, li- tig. terary production, book ; irrf^ ifv &c. -3 Wealth, proverge consisting of 32 fr^i innr'Tlffr: perty. -4 A syllables, written in the Anushtnbh metre -Comp. m. -^rr ir|. -y^ m. a writer, an amhor jf(jr^r mr: ; Jrryfrq?if% ! K. P. i. a library. -2. a studio. 416 a. Accustomed to swallow. r. The Supreme Soul. voluminousness, diffuse style. flfa: section or for the several a chapter of a work ( naineg by which sections, or chapters of works in Sanskrit, are called, see ; under sparr - 5 Katen, ] jrerp. p. [ug^iSf devoured. -2 Seized, stricken, af- fected, possessed ; ir? ft*TS; i 5RT U. 6. 39. -3 Slurred ; g=af U. 5.13; 3mH ) , -14 To guess, A A ; knot of a cord, gar- tie or ; e e ing or tying together. -2 Composing, writing. knot, bunch, protuberijfta: 1 ance in general ^r4V Jrwinft 80 . -1 A ment 4c. ^q-:S. 2.18 ; (rjr srsTt Jigrf^ M. 1; MH. 3. -12 To eaten or perceive ( as by an organ of sense ) TirrPtafcffltl jj|ra> - . or ?? Crookedness, distortion, falsehood, and perversion of truth. -7 Swelling hardening of thevenselsof the body. -*Wf* -Comp. &? 274 S. 6. fragrant tree 2. ; ^4i9r N. of a 1 ^r Vikr. 1. 17. -2 sf?*lft*ir*rwTT*l>5 *<** 1- tying a kind of perfume. of the bride the garments together and the bridegroom at the marriage knot. -3. a ceremony. -2- tying a minister. -f*: garlic. -jjjy ligament, An astrologer, a fortune| jfnrer- -2 The name assumed by Nakula when at the palace of Virata. teller. A .3 the of disease of kind distinct pronunciation Oae who reads DOOM, ITWT-. 103. -2 Learned, WTf^rr^T: Ms. 12. well-read. -3 Belating to;books. Kn. a Kontty, tied by ijflrH<j;<- knot ; 3. 46. tffSto o- [ *J " ft ifWWlpw The root fj 1 Knotted, knotty. lone pepper. -2 Undried ginger. TO I. A. 1 of 1 swallow, devour, e.t up,' ; ITB I, To 9 U. mMfi caul. detid. ; eclipse mrifr * slur over -WiTH *r to destroy 10 U. devour. 1 P., ( ffft, im*O^ -2 ; destroy. Bk. 12. 4. II. ; rra ^ or To Ifftxp- P- vnJ To To ; arrest, V. 4 fannrr wrr ; ) To eat, a pregnant run away, fugiwoman. f^S*. I. -2disappeared. tive, dispersed. *rwi " called S^- a incarnate. , by name aUs- gratify, ir^liJMI^H. Tft^nhrT Si. 1. ftjrrnrfShT: 17. 33. -8 To affect, seize or possess ( as a demon, spirit &c. ) a* in name -9 To 55^ 1 Swallowing. -3 A partial moon. -4 A j ' 10. 8, Pt. believe, take for as- ; 5*3 Dk. paid, a- Who has grasped or com- -2 To ; ^jth'o'V *?$%" 120. jia a. I ; i^Tf a. the beasts in remunerated. jr prehended (with loc.) mrrfa 6 ' 1. ' ^tfnf* regard, S. U. in science, learned. ; consider, whose 48 ; a resauspioiouly invoked ; l 1.43. -11 To n>tf speaking of venerpectful way ftwo. versed able ordead persons. ft5TresT is 6. of ;. ; Robbed. -4 !TT*f3TT*Tr S. ; please, Taken 1 grasped, laid ^fntf 2 Obtained, ; ; 1. 50 ; mg'ftft R. 1H. 13. -6 To win over, persuade, induce to one's aide ; gifw^T l^ft33 ; Pt. 1. 69, 184. -7 Hence ^fiSr-'P ] held, -3 Received, ac-S Collected. -6 Agreed, promised. -7 Perceived, known, understood,, learnt. -8 Worn a. know(seeirf]. -Ooap. -anJ or sense sr^frthe meaning ing cepted. ; captivate, attract f acquired, gained. iiQunj 5fr7rr V. 1 Ms. 8. 34. -4 Bg. 6. 35. -5 5#nrrtf top, catch [ seized, caught, hold of ; Irft^ take, i ^Hrn take, receive, Ac. To 50; fr ^f^T, ^t- H fTTaccept, exact ; caHiH Ms. 7. 124; rft qfiT^irflJl B- 1- 18 9. 162. -3 To apprehend, capture, take prisoner Ku. 1. irrr^ 5firry K. 363 5?r^T &c. -2 To receive, irtw to 3TT to take to salute humbly. srfvT to seize foraway, tear off. 10 U. (ijjft, OTifffi-^, cibly. -II. 1 P., ; Seizing. eating. or eclipto of the sun mouthful . " ' words. -5 To To catch gg^giaHUi ft 34. Jwn^w: *$* * or ; fy, propitiate ; Bh. 2. 1 ft|f(jl?t ) take take, seize, ; In Vedic literature ( may be according -2 To give away in marri1. 52. -3 To teach, make age one acquainted with. -4 To make one To betake, deliver over to. -5 come familiar with. -WiTH srgtf bold of, lay bold of, catch, grasp TT3TT TTSft TT^T* R- ! 6 7 am*!* ytft f^ft ( To ). cept. ^r^Cbau srrW Wt 1 lodged in the throat. . Mk. To ] [>>,*consume water fled ; ; 1 ; ; of this root food ! 3T$p: T ^r$f}- e. bare subsistence. and clothing -5T?4 any extraneous sobntance See , fiiP) variously modithe noun with Cans. 1 To which it is joined ]. cause to tafce, catch, seize or ac- W3r?* -Comp. eclipse. Mk. m. T g ; -23 To take up, draw -24 To stop, intercept. -25 To withdraw, draw back. -26 To include. -27 To receive hospitably ( as a guest ). [ The senses ( pronunciation of the gutturals. A piece cut out by the ( In geotn. ) intersection of two circles. -8 An outer ear. bookish sTrTrft go, begin. the fault in ; as a ( 1 ; -7 ; tffrq JT ; a mention jfirrwR'j' Bk. 9. 9 ; 15 63. -18 To wear, put on ( as clothes &c. ) 4 H M t) 'srfaTT* f^ TSJT fq^i*r miT*f 4i s ii sr^] 1 A mouthful, a quantity of anything equal to a mouthful ; Ms. 3. 133 ; 6. 28 Y. 3. 55. -2 Food, nourishment. -3 The part of the sun or moon eclipsed. -4 The morsel bitten. -5 The act of swallowing. -6 Slurring, in[ utter, *rf^ ; ; buy, purchase ; f*-Mdl 1?*R tfr^MsY. 2. 169 ^Zfn* Pt. 2 8. 201. -17 To deprive ( one ) of, take away from, rob or seize away ; ; -4 The joint or knot of a reed, cane 4c. -5 A joint of the body. -6 1. 11 K. 305 *^ : ; jj^ifr To /. The act 6f swallowins; devouring. ; ) eclipsed. jrftcT: ; -15 To name sun or moon while eclipsed. * . Ms. 2 43; 1. 18 ;Mk. 1.1 Bh. 1. 57. -3 A knot tied in the end of a garment for keeping money proferty hence, purse, money, 8. 26. infer conjecture, 1 To be taken or received To bo observed be seized. -3- 417 To -4 perceivable. perceptible, [ff^-3T%] 1 Seizing,grasping, laying hold of, seizure ^g: 9fT^fff: R. 19. 31. -2 A grip, grasp, hold snfomnrra- Pt. 1. 260. -3 jrj: ; 28 ; ing name ) =w R- Bh. 1. 17. other. nets. 3. Ms. 8. 271 ; demons class of supposed 10 seize children and produce upon influence. planets. ( -j srtffsr: -7 Learning, prisoner, -12 Taking by the hand, marrying. -13 Taking captive, iraprisonraent.-l4 Gaining, obtaining, purchasing. -15 Choosing. -16 Taking or drawing up. -17 Attraction... -18 Containing, enclosing. -19 Un-' dertaking, undergoing. -20 Service. -Zl Mentioning with praise, respecting. -22 Acceptation, meaning. -23 agreement. -24 Inviting, Assent, friction calling, addressing. close of study. the sun. star ( as 1 A an acceptor ; ^as in gorq. v.-2 Perceiver, observant -3 taker, T?T3 Debtor. -4 Purchaser. a, ( U\$ ^f HI^ [ are ) Seiz- sr^T \ holding, re5-; 1 Seizing, grasping. ceiving &c. -2 A crocodile, shark; iimiig^tfl Bh. 3. 45. -3 A prisoner. -4 Accepting. ing, clutching taking, ; -5 Understanding, knowledge. -6 Determination, resolve Bg. 17. 19. ; A -9 Any large fish or marine animal. -10 Morbid affection, -8 disease. disease. -1 1 Beginning, undertaking. female crocodile. A *Y irnr ind. ( At the end of comp. ) Taking, seizing sr^im? l^faf V. 1. JTlg* " ( ff ^T/- ) [ 15 "1^] One who receives, takes &c. 3f: 1 A hawk, falcon. -2 A curer of poison. -3 A purchaser. -4 A Police-officer. power of jrrf gjsf Sensibility, ing feel- Mai. 1.41. ; mfl': A 1 female -2 evil spirit. A swoon. a. . Made to take or seize. o. [ STR f3rft ] . . 1 Seizing.tak -2 Picking, gatheringi -J| Containing. -4 Drawing, attracting, alluring. -5 Obtaining, gaining. -6 Searching through, scrutinizing. -7 Choosing. -8 Perceiving, observing, holding. ing.^ Accepting. -10 -11 apple tree. Astringent. m. The wood Obstructing, Adverse fate ffi- ( a. Seizing, laying hold of. _ a. [ 3r|;inT^ ] 1 To be taken or seized &c., see 05- -2 To be understood ; Pt. 1. 47. -3 Acceptable. -4 received in a hospitable manner.-5 To be admitted in evidence. To be 5J A present. -Oomp. village, hamlet; <j^ f^srmVsf? UT^ Containing, involving. T:, 3^ -"fr/- 1 gan supposed to mach and the ; WfTf^T* Mk. 3. 20. fro the ^H>rt- an epithet of Rabu. motion of the planets. irfih the f^nfjr.: an astrologer. ^$tr the aspect of a planet, the time during which it continues to exercise i-s influence. ^*nr the deity that I presides over a plauet. rrtr^f: the sun. -2. an epithet of Saturn. fauft ( du. ) reward and punishment. the moon. Siffc: ififc 1. the sun. -2- the moon. q?5f, ! oppression caused by a un. . 53 2. 95. captive. possession. -jit pouncing on one's prey, tearing it to pieces tfsiY rNTt N. : ' 3TnnT:> -OT*TT: polar the fixed centre of the planets ). WTWTJ 1. epilepsy. -2. demonia cal Seizing, ; ; STOO^T: ) learnt or acquired. ; I acqniring,graspiDg mentally, mastering f^'Mgn^agurT ^r^ir^ srf^g^*fr ?T5?mf^?T^ R- 3. 28.-S Taking up of sound, echo ; sTf^rforg^firiTMe. 44. -9 The hand.-10 An organ of sense. -1 1 A ; an epithet of lUbu. prisoner. w'n Jpnr?obfjf%: 130. -2 Receiving, accepting, JTforfT nine 18 The number which state of mind proceeds from magical influences. -20 A house. -21 A spoonful, ladleful. -22 A ladle or vessel. -23 The middle of a bow. -24 A moveLeavens. -25 able point in the Keeping back, obstructing. -26 "WIT Pt. Taking away, depriving 1. 295. -Oomp. 3rtflT a. subject of the triangular position of the to one anOTT conjunction of pla- up or drawn ( as a fluid ). -3 To be apprehended or perceived, to be -6 Understanding, ^ q;^t comprehension, knowledge -19 Any to planetary propitiasacrifices &c. eclipse Y. 1. 218. &c. -12 Apprehension, perception. -13 An organ or instrument of apprehension. -14 Tenacity, perseverance, persistence. -15 Purpose, design. -16 Favour, patronage. -17 The place of a planet in the fixed ' 5. f%ir: / W convulsions zodiac. year. ; Amaru. 83. -9 -10 An imp in shark, crocodile. general. -1 1 A particular gfjr; taking arraign 3 urrcf R. 7. 27. -3 Mentioning, uttering ; srrinrfijf. -4 Wearing, putting on ; tfcrctir^rorT^Trern^onT iff: R- 17. 21. -5 An ; Ms. by catching, seizure as of a ( frff^: 5511% 55^] -8 Mention- repeating A evil 6. 22, >rT%:/- with reference p A utterance, T: afrllJSFT n ) ) sun. planetary of planets tion ; H ; the .fif: planets w the s*: division of countries &c. with respect to the presiding planets. -HTthe planets. 3T>r: oblation offered to of circle the the tfSTfr. - an astrologer. -5 Booty, spoil. -6 Eclipse; see ufoj-. -7 A planet, ( the planets are nine:- 12. 19. Pt. ; conjunction of planets. -*j^if opposition of tr?: 1- the planets. sun. -2- the moon. -3. Jupiter. Taking, receiving, accepting; receipt. -4 Stealing, robbing; afJirfTSRl^^T Ms. 9. 277 ; so ifte?:. tftpifinr^ 13 2. 1.51 critice offered to the planets. ; : placet. -2- an eclipse Bh. 2. 91 ;H. ; be acknowledged or admitted. -5" To be trusted or relied on ; to be honoured. -6 Taking the side of, Deadopting or choosing as best. -7 pendent, snbservient. gr: The anus. An imaginary or" between tbe stointestines. -2 -The H lie Me. 44 ; intestines or that part of ths alimentary canal where the bile assists di- -3 A gestion and from which vital warmth is diffused. -& Diarrhoea, dysentery -Oojnp. 5^ cloves. 8. 19, 9. a. Acceptable. 30. -1 A - ice, community. multitude, collection ( of any- Bg. gamut, scale in muwf*tff ij-antWj^-tWJi sic. -Oomp. -ft: superintendent, head, chiefofofa 3t!T: the border a village. near a village Ms. 4. village, spnce thing ); . g- 8.-4 QTirm, yfiFnrrw ; A ; a. 1 Taking, accepting. -2 Unyielding, relentless, obstinate N. ; sr 2. 77. a. \ To be taken, seized or -2 To be Uken received, acceptable another village. neighbourhood of in the aitfta a. -situated 116, 11. 79. 3trt?ff tne village. am< neighbourhood of a village. (- wrm* hunting- 418 the village priest. *T: Ai^: tic cock. JW?: |f HIT: 1- a to a village dog. -3 in rustic. ( Tft A Tft /. ( rf^ ^0 village. : rustic Chand. M. Ms. 6. village, 3 rural, [ rffarrt A -3 Domestic ity or village. -JT^ijFtor a riot, fray, a market. village tumult. ipjr safflower. -\i^: 1- the duty of a -2- sexual intercourse, villager. copulation. -3- the right of a villager ' recluse ). as opp. to that of a . duets the religious ceremonies foi' all classes and is consequently considered as a degraded Brahmana. -2- the attendant of an idol. 5^- a riot, f"y- plundering a village. sjffsf WT: ( flTJfaTK: also ) 1 . a villager. -2. residence in a village. man common sewer if?: an m ( ). HQ;T: the or drain of a village. *nr village-corporation. ffrg a dog. ^i a. 1. a villager, -j. a co-villager. TUTO: a sister's bus- impotent ( as a a domestic animal. T^: 3. [cf. P. III. -2 player. eat, A win to %r\: TfJTT a harlot, prostitute. &^T sexual iDtercouige, copula. -3 A A dice-box. by receive. 70] A 1 dice- stake, wager, bet sirr- ; - - -4 Gambling, playing. -5 die. -6 Cast of the dice, -7 A chess man. > To go, Tg*T 1 P. ( JcJT^rrt, i^E ) mover-2 To steal, rob. -3 To take away, deprive of; srjprTWTg^ UPTf- game at dice. tinTRfi^ ^ JTJT: T^T 1 P. ( 1 A. ( Bk. 15. 30 g*ft ) 1 To rob. -2 Togo. tion. solid. jrf^o. Hard, stone or rock ; f% ftf m. I A rnfaf if-r WTST 1 ; T^ miserable. -2 To move T^l ! Si. 4. 23. 1. 28 A cloud. ; -2 A, mountain. To be poor or shako, tremble. -3 Jgnet ) 1 To of go. To A ( i^TT A. ( ^7f ) To seek, ) serve, wor- ship. T^J 1 search, investigate. band. A WTfl^rt I tive To >BVI ) 10 U. To gamble, gambling. -2 To take, a dog. U. -3 >*&, 1 1 : ( devour. jf^- a. clownish, ignorant. in ). A. ' trg: debt Sown in summer { summer. -2 To be paid ( boorish, ilfon$ a- Relating to sum- IT**?, mer. l.A tume hog. -2 The first two Aries and of the zodiac, signs Taurui. *tjr The Indigo plant. * 1 A rustic speech. -2 Food prepared in a village. -3 Sexual intercourse. -4 Acceptance. -Oonrp.-aj*?. 1 the occupation of an ass. -^riisj; a villager. -2- sexual pleasure. -551? TJ nr^f:, -llftr^ TO. 1 ^T: a dog. 'the village priest', a priest who con- 1 an elephant. S. D. 574, are instances of OT*T obscene. expressiuns. -6 Indecent, -7 Relating to sexual pleasures. -8 nr: Relating to a musical scale. : ] e. g. ; ^rwrfr T ^f^r? ^rrw sfrsTrpj S. D. 3. A chain worn round the neck of -5 Low, vulgar, used only by low people ( as a word ); ^st (fit fc Trf ^ldirfqafr B. Q. or q;f?^ 9^ . J*5 fsffsaw:, neck-ornament -2 a leader or chief in general. -3- a barber. -4. an epithet of Vishnu. -5. a libidinous man. ( -f. ) 1. a whore, harlot. -2' the indigo plant. $x: a jrar: a bastard, the son of a harlot. village-carpenter. ^r?rr the tuteary deity of a village. JIT: a saored tree in a village. yjr: sexual intercourse. the guard1 q-r?j ian of a village. -2army for the protection of a village ^u^ the messenger or servant of a commun: 1, -4 1 A -2 A chain worn Si. 18. 10. -t Culated, tame ( as an animal ). -4 ' ' tivated ( opp. *! growing wild ). village-born, rustic. -2- grown in cultivated sritj a number of villages, ground. a district, 1. the leader or aft: chief of a village or community. -2. ; 4. 48, 75. 7. ; neck Being on or belonging round the neck of an elephant ; HI'MM^ 5fRoit%^ftu'4'l 'Oi'^iif>l B. HTM 1. steal, rob. go. w[ 5^r *r ] ; to the Relating to 1 ; To I P. ( ift^r ) 1 collar or necklace. harlot, prostitute. ; creeper ). . a to Village-born, [ irw-f double jasmine A -2 11. 3^5f*Ti -sro Navamallikl hog. ) or used in a village 120. -2 Living in a I < A Belonging a. BT*T ; --smi Amaru. ; summer. taining to -T^T the Vulgar, A villager;; crow. -4 a. 3JTfrr Indra. qlft't m. an epithet of ^nfi sexual intercourse ( tfitfqlir ) %c 1 I ] -3 Belonging Hi A villager, boor, churl. . 23. A nrrfhr a- 1 a village. -2- a village-boy. 3^?: the noblest man in a village. -2- a a Siidra. a. being outside ajgjt e herdsman of a villag Me. r:. Si. 12. 37 domes- one beautiful w?I rude. -2 Chromatic. bearer. -CTira. I. one wishing to take possession of a village. -2> fond of living in villages. w a. [ u\H 1. 'the village-pest', one who is a source of trouble to the village. -2- a tale- villager. -2 The collec- department of celestial pica the back pnt of 152] The neck, the neck bell wretched or miser- $lP.('arqfi,'3H) 1 To feel or aversion or dislike, be unwilling to do anything ( with disinclined lures. A ; neck the hanging down from inf. ). -1 To be fatigued or weaned, exhausted. -3 To dein spirit, be dejected sink spond, Bk. 19. 17, C. 12. -4 To wane, fade, Cous. ( ^->mfl, but feel tired or of a horse. : able village ; P. R- 1. Den. P. To invite or a. -2 ( In music 3T: Ms. r/. ( 1 Chromatic. -3 Rude. The headman of a village " Olft^a- 1 m. The bead of plant. -2 A villager. Kustic, rural. 1 a -2 Libi- A villager, peasant. -2 village. oft Long-necked, handsomem. A camel. necked. Rural, rustic. ) 7- 116, 118. dinuus. ) 1 call. faint away. ^Iiotf ) 1 wither up . - "T: I Tue 1.147] Hot, warm. corhot seaHon, summer, the to the mouths of Jyest responding tha and /lhadha rfhnT*mfa^ ; Bv. R. 16- 51 jtort S. 1 - sift Ine -2 Heat, warmth. -Onmp -*rrfV^ vi ; 1. 35. ; To cause to S- 3. 18 Ku ; tire out, ; a^utt?- per- 3. 49. -2 ( exhaust. -3 To injure To emaciate, waste; trouble, hurt. -4 Ku. 5. 29 U. 3. 5. -3 JOT* 1 Withering, drying up. Exhaustion. To ; plnt. fade away, languid, tired, fatigued, 4)9 -2 ill Sick, -2 Exhaustion. 1 jf . Disease. / USTTJh Ms. 53 1. Exhaus- ft ] 1 languor, fatigue tion, ^ ( at, A. 1. 1 ifc Bk. n&* 20. To shed 1 ) ^ ^ r fr 4. 7. -3 ; 40 10. effecting; as in aref&igssrr. -4 Joinunion, mixing or bringing qz: [q^sT^] H 1> 16. 23; -2 To happen, 31. ing, 1 A large earthen together, combination take place, be possible if it can effected ; An elephant's frontal sinus. -4 Suspending the breatn ai a religious exercise. -5 A measure equal to 20 dronas. -6 A part of a column. -7 A border. -8 A peculiar form of a temple. -Oomp. wistT: covering for a carriage or any article of fi'r *T75T:, -3f:, -'TlPf.i T* ; epithets of the sage Agastya. 3W^/- ( forming ^vsTf ) a cow with a full ndder nr-. Btf^5T: W5t - *rMh ; Batn. 2. 1 is not be united with ; proper &c. -3 To Mai. 2. 8. -4 To come to, reach ST -Cau. vzift ( N. 11. 11. To 1 ) unite, join/ 375} ; 46 1. ^t ^^ 1. Bk 10; or place near in contact with, put on bring to, -^ a P otter fttfVa procf curess T^^f the ^tr^ttft. ceremony cf performing the funeral rites of a patita or apostate (who is unwilling to go back to his caste Ac. ) during his very life-time. used in >^T Ghat. 22. 3ftT:, 5T: a water bearer. OT> . ; making pots. wnpt placing clay. water-pot as a type of Durga baked 3. 9 Batn. 12. a -3 To accomplish, brjng about, effect ; frew: Mai. ^rrwr^ 1. 14 rzif?r 2. shape, ; ( 10. 1. 6'- Til. 7 -6 To rub tone lfa . ; 7 Bh. fusbion, 3; trjq ^^ ^T'T Exerting oneself, striving for 3ip(V- ) -5 To prompt, Ht 73. wftflfr Ratn. -4 !T: (Jit. ^ srsqfir To form, work out, make 120. rfi|vMll bly. water- man. ajr The hip, the posteriors. srf?3iT 1 A small water jar, bucket, a small earthen vessel ; srnf: ;>r Pt. 1. 192 j*fr together ; Si. 9. 81 bring ; K. Ill; qfrfasrar U. 2. 29; 6. 6; M41. 5. 19 ;minniCT Si. 1. 64. -3 A troop of elephants assembled for material purposes. -4 An assem. nilure. ifTT assemblage ber, troop, R. 2 49. m*f: 1- N of a poet. -1. a piece of a broken ^firf 'TT wR-rr Tjar, pot-sherd ; HH>nr- ; ; be a^r ; HT rciTT'i>T* V. 2. 16 %OTrnf^UJTT^fT K. 239; U. 3. 13. -5 Making, forming, shaping. -6 MoPt. 1. tion. -7 Strife, hostility lf>9. -8 ( IT ) A troop of elephants. TJT [ r^ n% ST^ ] I An endeavour, effort, exertion. -2 A num- 5TS Bh. 2. 49. -2 The sign Aquarius of the zodiac ( also called f IT ). -3 26, earth. -3 Accomplishment, bringing about, To laugh. atn^T ; 12. 77, -3 The The moon. -2 Camphor, 1 r water-jar, pitcher, jar, watering-pot; smg, snrTjs, rat, -4 Displeasure *^ L"^, wearied. " T77T m. -8 To move, agitate. To 1 ) ( mz<m, piter hurt, injure, kill. -2 To unite, join, bring or collect togetner. -3 To or flow, stream. qnft ) 1 deride. ( 22. 24; ; oneself for. 10 U. 1 ^n>r^jl5. Debility, weakness. ""willingness, sicknets. a [ ] -II. To be busy with, exert oneself for, be with anything intently occupied or dat.); ^fairi 373inf., loc., (with *n?g, *ifer } trive after, 30 2. VITOT Bg. -2 To ^TT^ 1 A. -2 shine. ftff -2 To laugh 4. airwftpr: ; tinkling noise. ^A.( ; V S' Santi. 4. ; ; fT a. ( Used only as the last member of comp. ) Striking, killing, desi: stroying ; as in qrfoiq', ^nre &c. 1 A bell. -2 Rattling, gurgling or diffuse lustre. 70, 31 Decay, decline 4W [ Me. gsr iinptl Bk. 10 To exert Bb. 2. 74. -2 Briiging about, a constiaccomplishing. -3 Forming tuent part, constituent, component. fruit <$: I A tree that produces withuut apparent flowers. -2 A match-maker, an agent who ascertains matrimogenealogies and negotiates nial alliance?. -3 A genealogist. -2 A measure of time equal to 24 minutes. -3 A water-pot nsed in calculating the Gbatiki of ilk. 10. M) the day. -4 The ankle. qfeffp.p. [ r?^ i"t?[ ^ ] 1 United, 10. 23. -2 joined, connected ; MM. -4 Planned, devised. -3 Happened. comEffected, produced. -5 Made or posed of the ^fg^ m. The sign Aquarius of zodiac ( trRfw also called fH ). One who blows into a W: A potter, water- jar or pot. One who drinks trnhnr <* wuter &c. ). pitclierful (of qfV 1 A small jar. -1 A measnie of time equal to 24 minutes. -3 A small water-pot used in calculating the Ghatikas or time of the day. -Oomp. ^rrc: a potter. IT?, ffOf a machine ttW 1 a. see SOTS- 420 a. in for raising water ( largely used of a Indi ). the rope and bucket contria -*. set wll, wrcf vance (like a clepsydra) to asthe certain the Ghatikas or time of -2 Sounding by a f^fs^r. Karna with the Sakti or from Indra by missile be bad received cf. Mu. 2.15. ]. ^ A. 1 *g ( about shake l^To (*Frtfc-ir,iri!*> -5 To ; *TSt [ *fT3 1 A 1 l andin S P lace ' te -Oomp. agitating. -3 A toll-station. ee a toll-station. "snrra^TTT 1- a **"? under sftfi^ m wrr^. - man. -2. a man of a mixed tribe attendant at (Vnrat nwsmr- ) -3 ; landing place. ^r Shaking, moving. moving, J ] 1 Shaking, -2 Rubbing. stirring ronnd.agitating. A means -3 11. *rm ; 18. tprr^27 2. ; sixth 17. 1 - of livelihood, [^*8r -2 Produced. U. iTOC 8 Tfcr 1. ( stfrfir, 10 P. peak. -2 To ,j ^ teft, ( Shaken. 1 shine. ?: 1 Sh ining, splendid. N. a kind of Siva. -2 A kind of sauce, a shield of dieb. -Oomp. with a ringing sound. -2 A A WK **r [****] W1 i - or mixed metal struck plate of iron vnri a belfry. as a clock. -Oonrp. a hield furnished with -* highway, main road ( ^SPI^Htt^rSTmtff *rs"fj: *5?T Kaufilya ). -2 N. of : : Malliutttha's Kiratarjunlyam Malli. sound of 5t^: 1 the ; bell-metal a bell. A on commentary small bell. . -2. the yn ^ i repealed _^._is. -^^-trV a'tTr' 3TJ^ stand thus: -Comp. of dancing. awro, of the clouds disappearance the rains, succeeding the season 3T 3 37 autumn (?T); F" ram. -3*1 -afa. ' , - ift N. of Durga. season. Mra;r the rainy _ ' ~ wnr:, the approach of clouds', -Z^TT: *HI1H: ^frrffSTfthe rainy season -arrfftr: tl,e 2. If^. (ft Rs. -*Tnr: the atmos'' ; d^te-tree. firmamf-nt. , hail- : f^ -TW of -* gathering - -*: clou. -^T lightning. *r%*fT, _^^,rt excavation or of a solid . 1 HW- cam ' (men- ( in math.). make compact, jpfVsrS U. I To -2 To conharden, thicken, solidify. condense. geal, be thickened, conspfta- IP To be increased or or densed congealed, deepended U. 2. 26. for solid spfiTTm Den. P. To long ; food. . E ' an hter Fond K I ^TETST Cruel, hurting, -2 down. striking Even, uniform, mischievous. -3 _* 1 ladra.-l Avici- i compact. or intoxious elephant, or one in rut cloud. or raining thick A cation. -3 -4 Mutual collision or contact. A. (4fit)Togo, move. ^1 ^10P m: A : ( Ttwft ) To cover. house. A a. 6 gurgling grinding I stone. Indistinct, purring, as a sound - -nflff I- thunder, rainy season, noise of clouds, peal or th.mdming loud roar. a roar of thunder.-! deep of goW and silver alloy -JJM,.. _^r!f theVube of a cube. ntnin sthick oiire _^rOT'ig !Ta kind of bird ( KT ) lyn'P>' bird. -ira-. Chataka . rl " w de roanng.(-f>:)l^ ;Pthunder of tone -2- the muttering Bmoke clouds Si. 16- 25. -mPf. _r or low murmur, 1 An'indistinct or gurgling sonnd. .Mow, murmuring A door, gate. -2 Noise in general. -3 Ac. crackling, rattling -4 Creaking, -6 Asli -5 The pass of a mountain. curtain. -7 Mirth laughter. iDg door, -o A fire of chaff. owl. An -8 _J fr i A bell used as an or- a. ; ). of T a gong. -2 Iron. cymbal, a bell, bark. rind, Tin. -4 Skin, A -3 math. *&&* W^ W. ^' iron club, a -2 An in &c Dk w- >r: texts; thus the padas in this manner would Vedic mode ) To shine. rcm3 ) 1 To 4. 10. *'^ n 1 ( ^wfir ; firmness. or subetance.-lO Hardness, of reciting -11 A particular manner 1 *] V. 'q'sir^r: ; phor ** ; of mace -3 The body. -4 The cule a number ( in math. ). -5 Extension, diffusion. -6 A collection, multitude, Talc. quantity, mass, assemblage.-? mass -8 Phlegm. -9 Any compact practice, business, profession. trftir JUT the -TO ( p-black, of Krishna. (1) of R^ma, (2) HIT: ! Tf. the rainy season. fortunate. ; ) breeze or sir. oppressiv* thunder, _ Impenetrable. -7 Great, excessive, -9 Auspicious violent. -8 Complete. cloud -qT*! geom. a thick ; -10 Coarse gross. full or replete witn Engrossed by, power the sky Bh. 1^; Amuru. 28. -4 Deep ( Mu. sound ); Mil. 2. 12 -6 -5 Uninterrupted, permanent. A ymi^rfoT' -2. extract, decoction. -3- camphor. the face. -4. water (m. or n ). -** a cube, u of the : -2 Thick, U. ) ( H5TnT- ; disturb. side of a river leading steps on to the waters (Mar. stz)- -2 Stirring, ^ solid : over 24 ; 1 Mk. tforr ftssTTHSifi'jnr Bk. 14. 2. -3 To gmooth, stroke. To speak spitefully or malignantly. touch, 39 9. 1 TV.] iTfcr as .Mr ~ as in qi^Mlgdl BST:> hands rub, rub the : 7 - 10 U. ( in ; 34. 5. or cubical contents of a body cube root or of an excavation. JJj* I- a thick juice. in math. ''^ ; usually ), a peacock. close, dense ; ^^ftT3Hr7t R. 8. 91 ; Amaru. 57. -3 Thick-set, SB breasta ) ; full, fully developed ( ^i=?- of slain sri hard, JrY.T89iB. tween the Pandavas and Kauravas was the Bide of' the former, hut Ki. ^^T^^JW: solid Compact, firm, 13 ^TI^T: Mai. and clouds', ftrmament, sky bee. *nro [R;*4f3T1 a very powerful person war bevaliantly in the great fought A tfy: He was [ ' tied on an string of bells 3$: of ornament. elephant's chest by way -2 Heat, light. .of a eon of Bbtma female demon named ( A 1 epithet of Siva. An to be a principal being supposed ^Vcloud ; Me. 5 ) ingredient in or mist. Furnished with bells. m. An like a bell epithet of Sivu. day. : 1 -3 The Ganges -4 . 421 A hanging on the neck at a the notes in music bell -6 One of horse. also ( n. ). I A bell used as an ornament. -2 A kind of musical instrument. -3 Fried grain. The granting of a hog. tl^ffor ;lP.(rfa-)Togo. ft"W: Up.l. fc. 1 Heat, 146] Ho't. warmth; H.I. 97. -2 The hot season, summer ;f^:*Wftf{ff3H^ f^'TT^rft'wWf j B. 16. 49. -3 Sweat, perspiration ron, boiler. ; Si. 1. 58. -5 Sunshine -4 A cauld; U. 2. 9, 3. ; -6 A cavity in the earth shaped like a boiler. -7 a hot day. -8 Ved. A sacrifice. -9 Juice -10 Milk ( of cows ). -Comp S. 3*5j the sun 5- : ; shr: the rainy season 5. 14. snr^H., ation TSf^fi 1. 30 S. ; ; ajj, <sni sweat, perspirMil. 9. 17, 1. 37. wf%*TT eruptions caused by heat and suppressed perspiration. %^. cessation of heat. R. 11. 64. cow giving 5*!T(-J?^/. a milk for offerings Ki. 5. 41. warm sun ^rfarTH: the sun- j the jrfifc , qij^ sweat, rf$jr. J.the perspiration; Si. 9. 35. sun. -2 heat, radiance. t^a. Ved coming with splendour, or showering down water, or coming to the oblation (Say.); perspiring with heat. ( '<. and R. ). TJ-^ 2 P. 1. TOT ( srffft, *rr$r, ) To devour ( a defective root used only to form certain tenses of 31? qw Git. 19 so &c. -2 Killing, hurting, destruction., slaughter; fWrff S^rrsTT: ^Twgfts; "WTW^nijrU.S. Y. 2 159 44 3. 252. ; tr^wr: Qtt. 1 -3 An arrow. -4 ; ; Power. -S The product of a sum in multiplication. ( In comp. translated by inauspicious '; "f^TW: ) -Oomp. ^7: the moon when in an inauspicious mansion determined by one's natal zodiacal sign f%pJ: an inauspicious lunar day. -:T$?ir an inauspicious constellation. -3TT: an inauspicious day of the week. ^trpt a slaughter-house, place for-execution. [5^,-for^ "35] Killing, des- *rnrsr a. A [?^^-HI^ *g&] murderer. JT 1 Striking, 2 Killing slaughter. at a sacrifice ), an animul as ( The [ (Rt-(3|^-| I ing. -2 CtchiDgor killing birds.-/. bird-net. Os-^nJ Tfitta. I Voracious, gluttonous; ^TTM?5> trwi: Bv. 1 34 -2 Devonrejs destroyer ; oTTTW Ve. T^g^ make ^r- - Killing, hurting. Proper or fit to be killed. A : sound. Den. A. To utter gurg- ling sounds. The <5?r nostrils, especially of a hog ; sinf^irg^hfNfr P. 7. g^^rr: K. Quinea-worrn.-J Snorting, ^r Growling growling, grumbling. &c. ( as of a dog ). A gurgling sound. Den, A. To murmur, ham, whisper. g^T Tbe The grunting of a hog. -2 1 mole-cricket. S^garOT: A sort of pigeon. 1. lP. r lOU.( make any sound or noise. -2 To cry or proclaim aloud, announce or declare publicly ; sr tTTTf W See under ^. n^r ffS 3i"mt S. [ ?>=T-ft|hT:-Zw.]A kind of dish or cake prepared with clarified butter which is full of small holes and benoe one of the learned fools in tha Panchatantra says on seeing ; the cake served to hiin " To sound, ) * distress. -2 ] Sfa fi^T, ( a pig, dog &c. ); ff: 5f: apr ir 55^f^T3?r^rds>l^!T: K. P. 7. -2 To be frightful or terrible. -3 To cry in ^p*-^ destructive, mischievous, Cruel, savage, ferocious. found in woods. a noise, more, snort; grunt (as A irfiN; o. ( sfr /. ) [ j^ft^ prft ] I Striking, killing- -Z Catching or killing ( birds &c .). -3 Destructive. -Comp. -qfSr^i a bawk, f^fjr: falcon. or large black bee. 6 P. T: 1 Striking.kill. : eater, devonrer. Ved. Food. A 5?; immolating. wfa: wood in e ankle. Cow dung killer> killing, an incision under wnw troying. a killer, destroyer, murderer <&c. ). trflr: f?J? the leaf of a book made by an insect or worm and resembling somewhat the form of a letter. ?innT: see in ' eat, *HT: t error jfr 22 6. *ftT"T5 ; Jw- gmn^^Gtt. 10 5^ iftr^^ fittw: *Rrt ?7%73n'!r: ami^ H. ; g'. 86; R. 9. To fill with 10. -3 To praise. make resonant. be beautiful or cries, -II. 1 A. ( 51% ) -4 To brilliant. 5. 36." 'jT o. Sounding. ^i('^ ] Hnrtful,injurious. day; t^ff nr^iqf^ Hf^cirf^r Subhash. -2 The sun; Mv. 6. . A . . W 8 ff -: 5 Saffron. 1 See under q^. A. (sf?ar, o. make 31) TosounJ, an iudistinct noise- Meadow Food. -2 or jmturegraw; Mh -Oowp. rSS? Mb. 55 *gar hay-rick. *TI%i [53 fto |r] Fire. -2 Grass. W:, -JT [ *5.3?S ] The back of the neck. rt 1 A pitcher. -2 A land1 ing place. VTT2^: bard 1 A bell-ringer. -2 A who sings in chorus, especially 0r f g d * ot kin s -> The * nK ft , Dbattftra plant. To come [tH.r3^*r?]l P. ( gzm, ^ To -2 To 1 ) A bruite. hit; ;prmnr S. 3. -2 To ^r goj )To I. 1 bartar, 5tr The ri' in 5^'nf% I Noise, tumult, general ^ tfj^ ; " Bg. l, TO, report. -5 A herdsman tiltjfanrfnr ^rf^rgttf7i?irq R. 1. 45. -6 A hamlet, station of cowherds Tfirnrt prevent, Mk. 7. vhR -} A-, 6 P. roll, whirl, ( sfroft, goift, ^f9i- stagger, reel. -I I. K ( P. 2 In gram. ^rr^ft, ; ). The .oft the articnlation of the soft consonants. -8 A Kayastha. -9 A vowel. -10 A gnat, mosquito. -1 1 An epithet of Siva ^ Bell-metal *forn: [ fH Wtf * ] A crier, pro- sound herd A. To take, receiee. 3 [ 3^'* 1 ^ P ar t'c u l &r kinl of insect found in timber. !". so gn ; I defend. JT 19 Proclaimed, ] algo ; 5?:, gf^:,-iV/. gf?W:, ankle. 6 P. ( 1 blow.stroke back, return. : rTaTreT ; cart, carriage. or sound cry exchange. - TO: 6 I. A of a strike again, retaliate, resist. protect, preserve -II. 1 A.(^tj^) jr: tare. 3^[ 3: The indistinct sound pigeon. 5^-^ [ sounded, declared claimer. in 422 a. 1 Making a sound, sound?fr A lute. -2 Sonint. Proclamaq-'IloT.-oir [s\ VTI> ?gz] I ; ing- speaking aloud, declaring or tion, announcement pub'ic 3TT- *irqi?ft ; ^: Mu. 3. frnorfi%3 *rar?*w5?fiTt R. 12. 72. -2 Speaking aloud, making a great noise. 1 A crier, burd, herald. -2 2G ; tftlMfijl: A A Bruhmana. -3 cnckoo. -4 ; A a. r An 5-jj: crow. *nr *ifart JTSTVikr. 18. 31. ; owl. -Oomp. -sift: the Ganges. Avad. ^R: Hooting 2.29. Ttf 4 A. ^ ( 1 A., MM. ; 5. 19 ; A ) kill, 6 P. [ !*?- hurt. turn 17 81 9. ; snoot '( ; Ki. ; 15. 13. contempt aversion, ; 15. 32, 118; Si. worft at 5W3TTrJ,<m5T: ^!WOTflIf^TtBv. 4, 42. -Cau. ^?^W?rjf*ar. cause to shake, reel ) To ( ffJuft- m. 1. ; 10 or "roll about; sriM Ku. 12; ( 4. *"!!!% ^oiTH; 2. 16; Bb.l. 89,. like 3ir, f% the Si. \ '<J with prepositions root retains tbe same meaning). and mJr a- Shaking, reeving to or: Wbirling,.rolling. -Comp. fra WT3: a whirlwind. *r Shaking, reeling, whirling or turning round, revolving ntfa^H-^rf^ Q^- ' ij*, *$-n* [ 555. ] ; S. ? [TlV^] I. 1 P. ( D Rolling, revolving. srtm-Y3 ) To D. -if. 10U.(<m>na-i,V(R?r>To sprinkle 3P. (f3irt$) over, wet, moisten.-lll. -2To shine. -IV. 5 U; | To tprinkle. To *l)linkle ~ 2 To ) * ( OTriiai - *&& shine. tfK: [ ? ^5 ] Sprinkling, wetting ^T o.*[?-^] I Sprinkled. -2' jf 1 Ghee, clarified butIllumined. ter ; ,^ w* ttfbjif ^r triSfaFnwi^ bay. ). -2 Butter. -3 Water. ( &*:, -3rf%$; m. blazing, -Coop. flt ,.. 3^1%: the spot on the sacriQcial post which is smeared with ghee. 3*T?WT: firn. snf f: / an oblatiou of gbee. ^arrS: 1 thfc Sarala tree. 2- turpentine. 3^! 'ccean of ghee', ono of the seven oceans. sft^H: boiled rice mixed with ghee. af?gr a stream of ghee. 5j$t: 1. fire. -2 are ono whose locks unctuous. cfrfafa: fire. stream of ghee. ru a continuous -rf^rSfcr Compassionate, merciful, o. thin- 7. 6 ble, tender-hearted. Dig1 ^f9r O. [ f-f% iVsTIJTW- ] f9r= 1 Heat, pleasing.-2 Shining. sunshine. -2 A ray of light. -J n. Water. The sun. -4 A wave. -Oomp. rifa; the sun. ( /. ) the Uangeg. Greasy, abounding -J in ghee. -2 Containing water. / 1 Night. -2 N. of Shining. Sarasvatt. -3 N. of an aptarai N. 2. 109 ( the f ollowiag are the prin1 of Indra's heaven nymphs ; _tf)-0omi>. .^. THtrVTT large cardamoms. 1 To rub 1 P. ( ^fiT, ) ^ ^eww ; arenft' Ch. P. To brush, 11 ; -4 =To q. v. compete, ac**i5g"t7- Pt. 1. polish. furbish, ctusb, grind, piund; -2 -3 To 144. sfwzn T3 nct(- rival ( as in ^ 1 Rubbing, friction. -2 Grind- ing. Rubbing. 5f; A polisber. oj 1 Rubbing, grinding. Grinding, Itubbicg, friction. -2 ufr Tnimeric. pounding. srRrar a.. Rubbed, pounded, brushqijgf a. ^tTf u. ed. US Ms. ; a. [ *n?(3Ms ] 64 ] 1 awful ; Rubbed, &c. it * ; 50 1. -2 Vio- 12. 54. ; -3 Ved. sublime. awful, ?: VeneraN. of *T WTSaffron. -Oornp. frightful in appear- charms. -5 ^^-^5^0. an owl. ance, terrific, hideous. (-*T: ) Siva. gtm: bell-metal. 55* brags. rnTH:,-fTft'ti -1191":, a jackal. ^;ii:.an epithet -^rfsi't "* of Siva. having no gfo;,.^ Butter-milk water it in v a. ( ( ; 5. ) the end of comp. ing, Used only ( ) curing removing, at Killing, destroy- srra^:, ^T^T:, fnrw: one of, taking away ; ; wrjrorW:, depriving ; &c. : Ved. P. l ( A day. fsraia, m tfi^, spa ; Ca. -2 to smell; Bk. 15. 109. like ) ^t: -2 Tbe * 1 Horror, Night. awfulness. -2 Poison. -3 Veneraand -4 Magic formulas bleness. ^ strike against Mb. vehement. 3tj- "jror^o-l Merciful.tender-hearted, kind ; Pt. 1 424. -2 Censorious, abusive. cipal 5. af% ^fw *r< or Siva. ; sprinkle. ; ^r ^^T^ ; a. Un> H-ST [ tree. timber tree. wrriTSf ; lent, ^atsft A Terrific, frightful, horrible, ; a. The jujube ^TT- -2 Disgust, fire. ijuinj m. a hog. betelnut tiee. -3 B. 11. 65. -J Re-Oomp. an%: proach, censure. 60 3. ; 1 12. 39 stagger ; 78. . Compassion, pity, ^f^Rrrw^ Rwl**! 1 5. sort of reptile. ulufiwH 8 The nos -2 The nose of a horse, of a hog ) s^TTHTonfh- ; in horse 16. 9 day. tendernesc *?ff3, <jtfff ] 7"1 ( foiff ) ^ To about, move to and fro, reel, shake, round, roll -3 Mk. ) To shine, To seize. Heat, ardour. -2 Sunshine. IJOT: 1 U. A -: 1 T ( Yfii^i burn. -II. 1 A. *rt^fl- wlirl, A ma re, cock- roach. 8 P. 1. a -Oomp. horse. general; Greasy. A f^sft: A ?: ,-^fe^r: a buffalo. 3*ft: a. Containing gheo. Saffron To : 5^ a. accompanied with "j^f:. having a. shining gbee. -ire a. body. -sjafafT:, -ST**^ m -i 5W^T: fire. -TO: the ecum of melted butter. lllH: fire. ss^g^fr a ladle for ghee. captive. ^ A hog. /. 1 Grinding, pounding, rubbing. -1 Emulation, rivalry, competition. A hog. T: Intermediate space. an epithet ( -m. ) fire, -q^r of the goddess Ila. -trg: a sacrificial victim represented by ghee. also, -$*:,-7T: a kind of sweetmeat ing. w*, MT, OT, to this root ft, tf ( Prepositions are added &" without any material change of meaning; jftnreTT ^Pff: 1- 43 Me. 21 3*nir?g ; 70 ;Ms. 4. ; 209 also). *^<"f-'5 ] Smelt, -of:, HI'T/'.JP- L St -2 Smelling. -3 The -or 1 Smell. T I The act of nose (also n. ). Ms. 3. ?* sTr S?>*T :fa smelling ; 423 The none 241. -2 Odour, scent. -J way ; To be gmelled a. inrV o grateful or pleasant ) at. sq- Odour. Sao. K. 26 f3f Mi. Ku. ; Kg 3. 47, 6. to the nose, fragrant, odorous. ( -or ) 27; 135Comp. 5. ( ( Mo word who smells oat ^T a. An 1 HPT p. p. Smelled, amellod his De\ An object of sense. -2 sire, with. 3 An epithet of Siva. Seedless. -2 Bad, vile.-^: of Siva. 2 Chew- the above, the following senses of which are included in the general tfea of copulation 1 3<^im<j joining a subordinate fact with a princi- ing, eating. tortoise. -5 A A The moon. -4 -3 A iud. thief. cle expressing | Copulation aleo as well as, moreover ) ( and, uaed to join words or assertions together ; ( in this sense it is used with each of the words or assertions which or it is used joins together after the last of the words or assertions so joined, but it never it ; first in a sentence ) rr^fr ; fV gna- R. 1. 57 ^: R. 6. 116. Ms. 79 64 1. Ms. : (but, *&*lfl ^f 105 ; 3. -3 Certainty, determination, ( indeed, certainly, exactly, quite, wfftrf: fr) having the force of w tjpr ; ^ irr?WT ^rapsmTt: ^ 8 *rnw rprrsft fTRtw qr?r 0. w 12.45. -4- Condition (if=*r?0 'ir'?r^' ( i^^ %? ) ^: M- ; 5 ^r R^ ^5 ) It is eipletively (nT^n^orr^ ); fr fSrajrw? ; often used ^T^T rt see ; 3*^TTT. -2 WTTfTTColIectivecombination ; as >g- -3 ^fl^i ^ <JT^ or mutual MllulMlj- connection TOW rifryntr ^mnft^. -4 ^W aggregation as (rT^ ^ as To be smelled 1 A s<m ( ) ; *f Smell, To gcund 46 Me. 14. -3 Afraid, timid, appre hensive ; Git. 2 : ; * 10. 73. fear. ( ffcr: ) R. Trembling. -2 Alarm 1 ^ ind. With fear, in a start led manner, alarmingly, with awe M. 1. 11 Santi. 4. 4. T Q!t. 5 2. P. ( rarely A. ) ( ^ifH- 'g is STfor be bright shiue, ) 1 To 177371% ^JRfrfffT JT Qtt. 10 =g-- ; ; Si. -2 3. 3T. ( ; Fig. ) To be 1. 8 ; Bk. happy or prosperous; V. 2. 9 2 4. 3 ; R. 16. 7: ; ( express simultaneous or undelayed occurrence of two events JT =q ( no sooner than, as soon as ) sTrs^tp^st 3^r ^rf^^T: R- 10. 6 Ku. 3. 58, 66 8. 3. 40 11, 50, 81 ) to ti. , a- ; ; : ; ; 6. 7 ; 9. Mai. 7T3J 1 U. satiated, be To ( 39. 17. ^^rrftw Shining, splendid, bright. : [ ^-ijrff s?K^ Un. 1. 64 ] kind of bird, the Greek partridge (said to feed on moonbeams); T3?tT A wtt, ^TsfiT contended or repel, resist. --gfin a. [ 1. Caul. To Tause to shine, illuminate ; Si. 3. 6. -WITH f% to shine, be bright. 3 To ) 1 To be satisfied.-2 shine. ^^ ^m? w Shaking, trembling ( through fear ) vnr, WMe. 27. -2 Frightened, made v^jto tremble, startled 5^rtrrgw?<^f%] 1 Vb. l.H; ywsr^itTrr^ f5rf)*'3)f^ R59 7. 25 ^<^tmfni^' K*t ^^T- 6. ; ; ; ; Hiflt at. frequently repeated with two assertions ( 1 ) in the sensa of 'on the one hand-on the other hand', ' though-yet", to denote antithesis 1 ). gmelling -2 Smell- ; ; ^5- ; ^ ; R. i? <33 Mb.; tTVfftH ( t$ Bh. 2. 45 v. 1. -r5 one pal or ; : ^ ; yet) S. 1. still, Tf 5 3. ; 1. -2 Disjunction 5lMf}i3* : - ; parti- act of 11. 68. odour. at. V. ) The Ms 1 nose. Jpr a. epithet gtands -3 The begins general uie in with this letter I / disease of the cose. ^j^ eyet,' blind - fragrance, odour. ^-f^q-the orgau or ienge of smell; srnTnrrftT arr u. 'having nose for the T. 8. 10 P. ( f sqrl ) 1 To suffer. ; en f fa>ftw TirS Mk. 1. 17 ; Amaru- -2 To give or inflict pain, trouble. 424 : fraud. i ^sfr [ fo"?f atfi, TV. J 1 The wheel of a -2 A 173. -4 An ). cle, ring ; ft -3 A sharp es- ( weapon of -5 A cir- to the oil mill. Rs. niaim&g f^ffannT A Vishnu, of collec- who carries of discus. kind a the aur. group of villages. -9 Bh. 2. 74 -6 A A A form of in a circle. -10 A cirmilitary array cle or depression of the body. -1 1 of years. -12 The baricycle, cycle An um. -13 army, a Lost. -14 Sec- A -16 an epithet 1- a tfra: 1. the governor of a province. -2- an officer in charge of a division of an army. -3. horizon. -4. a circle. troop, multitude, 17. -7 realm, sovetion, Si. 20. a province, district, reignty. -8 2. 14. -TTf*: VT^-.t an elephant. carriage. -2. -5> one *(&:, circle. ring, discus. a %5J:, -2- a mass ; -srhr* 1 * collection, ; 16 4. ; Mv. 6. 4 ; Mu. 3. 178. -3- horizon. (-w.) 1' 21, K. 126, a mythical range of mountains sup- posed to encircle the orb a wall and to bo the earth 18 Circular flight ( of birds &c. ). -19 A particular constellation in the form of a hexagon. -20 Range, de The conpartment in general. -21 voluitons or spiral marks of the or fraudulent Simfcrm- -22 A crooked *>: 1 The ruddy goose contrivance. -2 A multitude, ( also called <*ipqra? ) afcr: 1 a gentroop, group. -Comp. one who holds a discus. -2. wn , N. of Vishnu. H%*r night. -fj: f. a lathe or grindstone ; ( _ft ) we: a goose. (-V)a parasol. snake catcher. -2- a ro- a juggler, gue, knave, cheat. 1. -3- particular 3Tf\Hlfi>t coin, a ai'nara. srrem, MTOrrT orange tree. cular, round. Vishnu ynym arm*: m the - or rota- whirling perfume. rf : a round revolution. irfifc/- rotation, pillow. tree. n^r. -oft the JT^T: Aoka a. rampart, o. moving in an entrenchment a circle. HTT (-*:) a chariot. "' ^. juggler. ^rftsji in a coronet or jrjjrSf: a round jewel ~ V l diadem. :sft**T:, -farftl %%: ter _*?tf N. of a holy place. . 1. bearing or having * wheel. -2. carrying a discus. -3. a hog. a n epidriving in a carriage. (-T-) I thet of Vishnu 9cromrv: R. 1655. -2. a sovereign, governor or ruler of a province. -3 a village tumbler trrtr the or juggler. -4- a snake. the srjfV periphery of a wheel. !TrTT: the nave of a Ganrfaki river. the ruddy wheel. and darkne&s. -2 the ruddy goose --rrafa: dog. ^ 1. discus bearer. ^fo< a. A -2 troop. heap, device. ^fH^RT 5^ [ Stff?:/- revo- JTSTWI lution of wheels ; V. 1. 5. m. a species of cobra. gsr: a hog. a battle carried on with gisTpT: wheel*rpi the discus and club. ^ffo m. 1. carriage. T^: a hog. an emperor, universal monarch, ruler sovereign of the world, a whose dominions extend as far as Ak. ): ocean the ( 3Trag^l^?fi5l Kii'Higi? 8. ^r*<< o- Going in a carnage, being on a journey. form ^fr^SU. To into a curve or bend a cle, to bow m, A. . the ing being 'resembling in shape ruddy goose', 'round' ); -2. (hence) head, foremost; 3TPTJT: WT5f: ( ^V/- ) the ruHdy fftw^ ITT^ WT^ ^iBTT^rTf^TRT: IMe. 83. irg the sun. 70. 1. ^r upon interest, compound interest; Ms. 8. 153, 156. -2. wages for transporting goods in a carriage. 1 An ass Si. 5. 8. , (^) ( Defective ) 1 in To to promote appetite. Ved. a. Illuminating, ^ror irradiating, brightening. ^^q; A n. Ved. The eye. [ ^sr nt. srTfl ^ teacher, an instructor ] in sacred >jiT 1 teacher. -2 An n. I Radiof Brihaspati epithet act of seeing, ance, clearness -2 The the eye. being seen -3 Look, sight, Ved. The eye. m. or science, a spiritual . ^g . 118 ] Seeing. n. 1 The eye ; words TT3*, like wroT^S"^ 5Tf^3^t """ *c. -2 Sight; *TT*rsTC o the look, vision, faculty Light, clearneis. -Oomp our. -4 Lustre, splend- sight ; interest array of troops. tin. ( -5T: ) the ruddy goose. the -in epithet of Vishi.ni trrjr?: an P'tut of SPRT:ruddy goose. ^ ^fjf.. a circular VUlnju. Wheel-shaped, circular. -*; Arguing in a circle I Ku. : a limit, bounoary. -2- a lamp-stand. THT: -3. PI gaging in an action. a whirlwind, hurricane. ff^fi / . ; non-conjugationul -2 To speak, see, observe, perceive. dat. of the person ). with tell ( say -3" To abandon, leave. ! ] Trsrir [ ^t -?S3; =^ "*W^ Udb. ( where there is a pun on the word *rart?N, the other mean- a cir 3.70. I. 12; S'-iHd) gOOSO 1 juggler. tenses. R. 6- 32. ] universal monarch, absolute ruler. -5 The governor of a province. -6 An ass. -7 The ruddy goose. -8 An informer. -9 A snake. 10 A crow. -!1 A kind of tumbler or . fwt ftTTf?T 3TT fraudulent Having a wheel, wheeled. -2 Bearin a caring a discus. -3 Driving round. -5 Inriage. -4 Circular, m. 1 An epithet dicative ( g^* ) of Vishnu Si. 13. 22. -2 A potter. -3 An oilman -4 An emperor, a : an epithet of ' f. limit of light cir- <* -WT*: tne WTSf., tory motion. ' ~2s>TC* 1m. an oilman. a kind of like A A of the tion of a book. -15 whirlpool, The winding of a river. -17 An astronomical circle ; *rrSl the zodiac. der having a curved neck. -2. a carri^awrc? ) age. -3. the ruddy goose ( , ; -* -S:,-^fi?:i --3 group, multitude, m. A sovereign emperor. -3 N. of Vishnu. *3*\<& A goose. -2 ^ Me. 109. fcf?Hr weapon, a disc pecially applied troop. circumference of /. the periphery or a wheel tft^iWjtii'Tft ^?TT ^F; ^ carriage; potter's wheel. circular missile, Vishnu ^ f i5 the Iwder of a 3TTO: ! Siffr: -2 a kind of perfume. iron Hound, circular. Dishonesty, crookedness, ( in logic ). Wheeled. -2 Circular. -3 Anued m. 1 AD oilman. with a ilium*. visible, ft^T of the eye. being within the range of the eye. y&it morbid affection the ceremony of anointing the an image at tho time of of eyes <JV: the range of conseciating it. *ir: blinding horizon. the sight, ww the eithe sight; VAs. 67. rnt: ( "TO: cretion of the eyes. -2mj. ) 1. redness in the eyes. as exeve-love', love or liking by ^fij nn exchange pressed bv of glance* 426 Mil. 15 s^nn: wtrcyg T K. 41 ( where the word has tense gdisease 1. also ). T'fn: ( ^SlfrT: ) of the eye. fW*f: 1 the range of qj: eight, ken, presence, 1. 6. ; visibility !jjfJnrrnfcit&5 srntfs 2. 198. -2. an object of II. =3-- ; Ms, 1; sight, visible object. -J. the horizon. W^ m. a serpent ; Ei. 16. 42 any *r N- ; 1.28. ^gsHcj; a. 1 furnished Seeing, endowed with the culty of sight . [ ^ m ffa: R. 2 Bv. ; 4 1 Vikr. j C ; Amaru. ; -2 79. ( constant, fickle, unsteady 3. 54 Ki. 2. 19 j flg- ) "'- vfinT JtT- ; -2 Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. ^^ [^-^O a. Celebrated; 1 known. -2 Clever renowned, or pleaiing agreeable Si. 2. 14 deer. ( as when : ^: riage. -3 also ). A 1 A vehicle in A -2 tree. 3: A ^g. A beak, bill see ; ^:, -^: /. of gz:, -j the bill -Oomp. woman. shut B. G. . '( ; Bv. 2. 9! N. 3. 99 wrff 4; Amaru. 13. ; 2. ] -2 3 Moving cise. OT going about, walking fui. N. 144. 1. Going slowly or tortuously. -5 Leap, jump, spring ;Pt. 4. moving To ^ir -2 Clever. -3 Healthy, sound. m. Benuty. 1 P. ( *V ^>ft, :i I MM. ; Nag. 4 -2 To dangle about To ^i 5. ft^i^fil Git. 4. -3 ; ^^nr To : leap, jump. -4 To ). made of cane -2 A straw-man, 1 4 -2 to 5 -^arr 1 Anyas mat &c. ). doll. of grass or reed. epithet of man. . ( basket. equal length flngers ( q^tjsj Ht* thing A I [ f' =?-3f? ] measure of A -J A puppet contemptuous Leaping jumping. -2 The large black bee ^,-5 3i*jj a. (a) 1 impetuous. wrathful ( sour* peise, ^rW. tho sage : violent: Fierce, b ) Passionate, angry, ar&frir^rwnrsw^ 5Tt- ; W?ir3!irWiTr^ frtrft B. 2. 49 ; 20 see 'g-g'V below. -2 Hot, ; -3 Active, as in 'TCtg- Pungent,acrid. M. 3. warm quick. -5 Mischievous, evil -adv. Vicleutly, fiercely, angrily. -Comp. 3jg : , -sfVRffH:, -vrrg: the ^rr<5>r an epithet of Durg4. in prowess. ^3^0. warm. Violent, *ft N ^rpj 1 ^sr, -sV/ 1 An epithet of DurgA. or angry woman V. ^-3^5 The 1 ] -2 cr Siva. ; |->Jt:, -ifir. ^^: B. 9. 58 ; Si. 5. 10. 13. ft Me. 40 Mu. 3. 24 -2 Fickle, inconstant ( as a lover r&c. ) f% ^53 w** ; 'YA. f^*r N. of Durgi. Passion, violence, im-2 Heat, warmth. barber. ,. 1 petuosity, wrath. A . 8 U. ; -3 : "W Amaru. 14 xrfSfl^aT! Fine, beautiful, agree, fft =ai5?r?r5 ; Lightning. ; -3 Talking To enrage, make angry or violent, provoke. ; ^stf 5lf Hurt, injury. an epithet of ifirf^g^sisOnfrJT ^BT^gsT: red oleander. yrjr Me. belly. Trembling, -2 mistress. ; ; ; ; ; one's tremulous, unsteady, moving about, Si. 6. 6 20 3. 38 U. 12. 5 Me. 104. -ft 1 term of endearment applied to 4. ; a. [ shaking ; M. -2 -Comp. Kind B of Durga. A splitting. OSr^O " ; -4 -6 Ciicuiucieed. An evil g 1 Siva. -3 being ot demon. -2 Sknndu. -4 The tamarind tree., f ! Heal, warmth. -2 Passion, wrath words see ^rs- -2 A -3 A devotional posture sweet words. 54 To oierce, A hen-sparrow. Cracking, 1 flattering able -Oomp. BT -2 Lovely, beautiful. Udb. 132. sparrow. 71. ; Moving, trembling, shaking. "' I Fulling off in small pieces. ?J^fit go, move. A -2 To scream. among asceths. -~f: , ifflfS errfr 5. ^TOff^, ; Git. 1. ) root of long pepper. ^JJT ) move, wave, shake; *nm?iTr% ^? A 1 The ; -2 A passionate beautiful. Handsome, I TFJcf ^2fa, ( injure. kill, 74;: a. ^or*: Chick-pea ^cqftefJffi ft ^iRf: 5IW: Wf Hnf* H^ Pt. 1. ; about, walking. ; chick-pea. q. v. break, fall off, separate. -2 To rain. -3 To cover. -II. 10 U. ( =>rntf r3-?T ) 1 coiap. ). gar a form of Ourg& (=^rgr ). qn: a wild animal, -f^. ?,H a. of impetuous valour, fierce bill. break. Going or - P. 1 the end of (At Renowned, celebrated, skilled In, famous for as siqrc^nr; sun. a. Clever, expert. I. -4 . beak. ; ^n 97; A 2, a peck with a bird. . To sound. -2 I ) injure, l.urt, kill. : ; Mpving about, taking exerGoing slowly or crookedly. 1 bird ^^ ; the beak, -ij^, the tailor bird. TV. a car- general a. =q-jr ^oif^ ( -3 To go. fit I A -3 Hsmi^Hftvc T3g. ; To The wind. -2 A lover. libertine, ar 1 Lightniug. 6. 26. P. 1 ^^-ara?, 1^ iiaf wiftT-* J TV. ] 1 Moving, shaking, trembling, tremulous ^Ar^ VTr^f ftoTlftia^^gTylr CD. P, 27; ^-^75^3 a' ^^^r Crackling 48. 1. ; -TT A clash- rattle. Vb. H Good- 1 ] looking, agreeable to' the sight, Si 8. 57. -2 pleating, beautiful Good for the eyes. -3 Produced from the eye. -*r: -*TT A collyrium or application to the eyes. of the ing of weapons, cracking of fire Ac. ^^5P*!T Den. A. To crackle, fa- tfrmnwr n>: The sound large black ; Git. 7 with eyes, A : bee The fragrant oleander. , a ~tf - A short petticoat. [^ra^] Wicked cruel in deeds, of black deeds ^ )i cf. qufafSTH. cT: 1 A or *K- ( gene- for tho lowest and most despised of the mixed castes originand a ating from a Sudra father Brilhmana mother. -2 A man of this ral name % caste, an outcaste, ^gr?Tt Kh. 3. 56 ; fsST4 Ms. 5. 131 10. i 426 16 12, ; -Comp. 11. 176. lute of a Chandila, a common or vulgar lute. 1 The lute of a Chin dala. ^nS*T gar a. four times, four-fold, -3 N. of Durga. qfy:[4O A I -2 A small monkey. ^j 1 D. ( *rafr-a request. -2 To go. t ) 1 To raouse - rat i To ask, oeg, Caul. ( wrfr cause to'hide. -2 Toscare, forty-four fourth. o. Ved. ( <* Hidden ) ; to disappear. ( ^3^nt ^nnfor forty- ninety, ) fourth, or with ninety-four addedstff ' a. Driving away, removing. Tormenting, afflicting. -2 Removing, icating away. rf 1 ^-^ a. ^ftNum. Un. 0. [ 68 ]( always in pi. ; =3WlTt ">! W /. ; ^rcflT* n. ) Four ; Ve. the elephant of Indra. 1 Sjjr; nr*r: ii f^trr ). ; ( Four times. Zend [ of. Or. tessarei ; L. quatuot ]. chathrv is changed to [ In oomp.tbe^of ^3* which in some cases be; viurga ( comes jr, x or 5 or remains unchanged ) before words beginning with hard consonants ]. -Oomp. -atfl-. wr having. 4 memfourth part. a com( -i ) 1. < bers, quadripartite. of elephants, plete army consisting and infantry chariots, cavalry, ^^ n ). ( pi- ) tne fourteen they are: __ qfr and e. wrgror, VT%f %?T ^gWrw^B^r-.P- 10- 22-2. four ; '. , a cow * onr principal colours. -*rffarr ftNt o. 1. twenty -fourth. years old. -2- having twenty-four added ; as Mangalasbtaka: Me. -d. . Hindus contained in the following popular lores 110. Hr ); 10.22. -W: the four classes or castes of the gwra ( rf.rir,idirnr;B ; icrei 777: an epithet of Braumi. ends of human life taken collectively 25; 1. ; *j? : the four : r. ) 1 nights. ' ^pnr ( ^^tT*) one hundred and ninety 3*: an epithet of Airavata, ' v^uHd Ku. 2. 17. entrances. H3W a four-fold arrangement ( of 3i the aggregate of troops &c. ). the four Yugas or ages of the world. an aggregate of four *T* ( -r four f aces -2. a house with four 22. qua- ^g*J?3Tf?5Tri; ) fl?ST-?TTW ; four. made TTfW'^rH druple. a. ) 1 the llth day bright half of arm* to n the bright half of ^rf% ) 5JW W:) an epithet laving four faces. ( R. 10. of BrahmA ;?*TT: *r'<J tetra- quadrangular, (-or:) a square, JifcT: gon, any quadrilateral figure. t. the Supreme Soul. -2. a tortoise. n*: a carriage drawn by four oxen. i the fourteenth day of the four f^tf a lunar fourtnight. m quarters taken collectively. ind. towards the four quarters, on a royal litter all sides. $n*:, -& gtt 1 a bouse with four entrances on four sides. -2* four doors taken ; ^for 5T!T ( 124 -f*5rf* a. or /. ). a. f*5rfto? consisting twenty-four. one who ftiT of twenty-four. fttrr has studied the four Vedis. fox a. of four the four Vedag. kinds, four-fold. $% a. familiar with the four Vedas. (-^: ) the Supreme Soul. *%$: N. of Vishnu. -f ) medical science. sorts or ( . q^ / ?r^ of four buildings, a ) a siiuare four buildquadrangle enclosed by Mk. 3.7. ir%5T war ^;?rraffcw ings 7t%o. or/. 1. sixty-four. -2. N. for the Aigveda containing 64 ; sixty-four Adhyayas. ^r: (pi.) or rrts. WW<% /. seventy-four. -^$ an unguent of feur things, (sanand musk ). dal, agallochum, saffron tftm the boundaries on all four the 4; S. Til. place where meet, a four roads a crowway Ms. 4. 39, 9. 264. (-v ) -Brahmaija. -q<( a. ( -^^au< ) I. havof four ing four feet. -2- consisting limbs. ( -^: ) a quadruped. ( -sft ) a stanza of four lines t -2. a sffifr, o. having four sort of chess. complete army, see parts. ( -ft ) WS5* 1. the four fingers of ^3<>r. the hand. -2- four fingers broad, -afcr a. bordered on all sided ; iprr f%TT- Sabbath. . srcfif* a- 9TW <* ( 19. 4. 3fcrr W5ft the earth. for ei & ht y ^ of/- f*1 ) nered, quadrangular ; symmetrical, regular in all parts Ku. 1. 32. ; ( - four "*' four-cor- 1- R. - 6. 10. -2. orhandsome w^f awaTJTOSirnT'nj: -W:, -V. qare. ) 1. in -2- a quadrangular figure. -3- ( and eighth astr. ) N. of the fourth 3Tf a period of lunar mansions. srrwj; "*. N.of Vishnu. four days. an epithet of Brahma, WT5TT-., -3W-. ; ; Chand. M. 3^ . black pepper, long pepper, the root of long dry ginger, and heard W)"ft ( ^assiT? ) <* pepper. Ft. 1. two persons only by n. square, 99 ^ffrif ( ^gs?ptor ) i. ; Br&hmayas in (^3^ <0 quadruped. procedure ( trial of suits ) of four processes;!, rejoinder, four sides e. consisting pled, defence, irfS the and judgment. of a square. *irf: an a square. epithet of Vishnu, (-jn.) of the four ends *ri{ the aggregate of ,.fTJdb.-^W*r the four orders ^ or stages of the religious life of a o. increased b/ Brahmana. four. TTii the four hot spices, school for ) which the four Vedasaro taught and n qrf^r: ( ^arrfot: ) repeated. human life (-4K*nS) i . V W, 3Tj, . four years old; 5TriT, -or o. this word sides. ends in wr i and it refers to an inanimate object, to an animal). -flfta% inf-if it refers the four priests taken collectively. (the/, of <*&? a. ( ff/. =f]The fourth. letter of any ^ ^'^3? ) [ sff: class. - fourth part. -Oofflp. -3*51 a. reciev?T: ) a quarter ing a fourth part. ( 3TTWW: the fourth or fourth part. life f stage of a Bnihmi^'s religious second inequality - (this is allowed only in times of embarrassments, the usual rm: the fourth part, TIH, and Hlij. >nf: N. of Vishnu, gsi a quarter. a. 1. quadrangular. -2- having four an epithet arms; Bg. 11. 46. (-3T:) 1 of Visbyu; U. 16. 3. -2. a quadrangu- financial lar fignro.-J. a Bquare.(-^) a square. months ;( re. JJT^ a period of four equal to four Karshas. _ ckoned from the llth day in the The fourth A quarter, share being a sixth. ,rgnK a. The thatVeturns or is days, a quartan. ^g^f 1 fortnight. ). fourth, -*?: A fever repeated every four f&JTT A weight The fouith day of a lunar -2 The dative care (in 427 A A collection -2 cros8way.-4AquadrangnlarcourtA hall resting on ( four ) a ball or saloon in general pillars, Ku. *fr strings. A 1 The number a. ( 7ft and ^ f. ) [ four. ' TOrttswrn flvrr consisting of ;f. fish. four; OJ -,, .. [ ^? f Ku. A group or collection q-^^wcq^qfTr f%5 *r* TO. 2. 17. -ir of four ; * H-Pr. TPT Htsnt ( I 11 Ku. -2 ; II. 1. 7. 62jmrnnr- A refrigerant application lt. 8. 71 : square. -3 The first, fourth, seventh, and tenth .signs of the zodiac. -4 The centre of a ); a^nfnrr Ji- i- 2 " Pt. 5. 1 Clever, sharp-witted K*hffrr ^iftovi^a** gtff Mu. 3. 9 ; Amaru. 15. 44 ^iprr '^TfTT **$fr 5mhft B- 9. 69 ; 18. 15. -2 Quiet [^C'30U ingenious, MM. swift. ^ : agreeable R. 9.47;Ku. * ; 1. 3^ ^ 47 3. ; 5 ; 5. . A round pillow. -2 Crooked -3 An elephant's stable, -f 1 Cleverness, ingenuity. -2 An ele- qr<: ) Depositing, placing. ^-Kfr^ Un. [ quadrangular 2. 121 ] or place : 1 [ Un. -2 The moon A 1. 51 ] 1 An elephant* ; Bv.l. 113; courtyard. -2 A place where many roads meet Mk. 2. -3 A 4. 1 ; Ved. levelled spot of ground prepared for a sacrifice. -4 A collection of four tering, bright, 8. Kua nr Ku. 7. account see a To ask^beg uiuuu. ~!H" L[ ~X '"*; J] 1 The moon -2 Camphor. -3 An elephant. -4 A U. ^% ; ] planet. 26 $w ( ). for ) The 4. 12 H. -3 Womb. 1 37 A hole in the ground prepared for an oblation or for the sacrificial fire. -2 crass. 1 gold 1 3-- . Glit- 1 ( as shining -2 Lovely, beautiful. moon; im ugi<;Hi4?t R. chariots. ; ^w ^{r?^ 61 ; 1. mythological -2 The moon, as -3 Camphor ; f : snake. ^J -2 To 6. P. [ ^sjfa ] hnrt, injure, kill. 1, ^sr^fi. 1 I To sound, Food. -2 Delight, faction, pleasure. satis- -4 The eye in a peacock's -5 Water. -6 Gold ( n. also ). -7A lovely or agieeabie phenomenon. -8 ^ spot similar to the moon. -9 The symbol or mark of a Vitarga. -104 reddish kind of peail. -11 The fifth lunar mansion. -12 The N. 1. 51. tail. , | -2. the 58 Amaru. 57 ;Bh. 1. 21, MM. 1.24. (-?f:-Jr) the white eatable blossoming during the water-lily jrhrr night. ( -tf ) eandal wood. I. a night. -2- the wife of the moon. ^ftfir: -3. moon- light. / moonajT: the newlight. ( n. ) silver. lunar or the last day of- 4. ' a. Bubbed with or smelling of, sandal wood. A kind of yellow pigment phant's stable. 28. 5. Y 49. T: 1 of Siva. stone ( supposed to ooza away under the influence of the moon ); ^*rir tw: 0- 6. 18 ; Si. -2 Anything most . its the most excellent sandal-wood. -2. a kind of alkali gait. < j 41 cloves. -3 Charming, beautiful, love! ly, 20 1. kind. -Comp. the Malaya moun'qi?'!, -'W<:, arr'?': tain. Ji4* sandal water jjuir ; 4. Pt. crescent before or after the new moonmoon. -HfT: th sritT:, ; excellent of ; ; >?Tr 5T skilful, moon of the B- cirole. |. 1. moon-light. -2. awning. -J. an open hall only furnished with a roof. 34IM3T:, -OTTW:i -T!i ~siTWti -Wfr:, -sf^Tt, ~3?r: the planet Meran*?? a. moon-faced. ( IT: ) cury. an epithet of Karttikeya. ainftr: " false an epithet of Si ra. srrvrm: mcon ', an appearance in the sky re3TT|rv: sembling the real moon. camphor. fur a lotus plant, or a collection of lotnses blossoming during the night. S^T: 1 moon-rise. -2- awning. -3- a mercurial preparation used in medicine. ( -w ) a kind of medicine for the eyei. the moon-stone. SKWT 1- : Foar-fold, '; at excel- 97: be not a to illustrious $H?rct epithets ftfi*:, 1 P. [ *tft, Mftcr ] I To shine. -2 To be glad or rejoiced. 1 The moon. -2 Camphor. 1 The moon. -2 A kind of curtain. ' ; Some regard ^* ' or moon the half it separate word, but a combination of ; large four-sided A mosquito pond. -2 Note. -6 A necklace of four 5. 68, 7. 9. sense indefinite yard. -5 ' a canopy. -Oomp. a^r: Vishnu. -2. a moon-beam. ^, vr, imparts an see under f%q ). which to frft eminent ing, or its derivatives, such as , ( Used at the end of means excellent ', '. 1 Small caidamoras. -2 An open hall only furnished with a rjjof. -3 An awn- granting [ -3 of four. one =frg- ^1-tlij; 'a moon of men', an lent or illustrious man). 37 ind. Not, not also, even not not used by itself, but found used in combination with the prononn ftp ; ' ' in. Containing or a. -2 To like. much food. Consisting of four. -2 Increased by four f|tf flpw ^js* ^r four. To 1 -3 To delight eat. ' ' corap. Den. P. ^jjw* number satis- pleased. fied, eight of the marriage. ind.In four ways, four-fold. a [ TwrftsissiT iw *r ' Ved. Delighted, a. gram. ). -Oomp. ^4< n. the cere monies to be performed on the fourth ; moon-day month ( aw ) when the mo6n is not the ^rj the fourth sign of visible of ifti-7: the world zodiac, Cancer. ^r:,-sfM^:, -I^T:, -^faiHlSl: the moon epithets of Siva ; ('having for his crest', 'moon-crested'); ty*3J: Ku. 5. 58, 86 ; H. erm: (/ pi- ) the wives of the moon', the 27 lunar mansions mythologically regarded as so many daughters of Daksha and .married sandal-wood. the moon, to ijfjfc (/.) moon-light, -srnra. m. camf3r*r a. bright, handsome. phor. ' 6. 34. cr^T the luni -solar moon-beam calendar. Me. 70 -*qvTT moon-light. large cardamoms. f^Tf: ; ; MM. nT: ! -2. moon-light. * the sign for the nasal ( ) 428 n. Hfir^ vrnrr camphor. river in the south. HTW: N. of a sword The moon-faced Moonlight. t A. barbar. -2 : ^^ A a Black pepper. > A peacock. A peacock R. 6. 22. ^r^rr ( 116 ; Moonlight B. 19. 36 ; ; 57* ?3Ft: 4. . $fo&*r -2 (At the . A .Urge cnrda. river Chandrnbhagfl.-6 -Oomp creeper. the white lotus opening at rise. 51*: the nioon-itone the Chakora bird. 3 fickle or unsteady ^T?jSFr woman Wanton, ' , 1 Soma juice ; Y. 1. 183 ( also ^ntf? ). -2 A cake made of barley, rice &c) A ; ^ a Si. 9. 1C- to and The palm of the hand with the fingers extended. -2 A blow with the open hand. ^ *ip, P. ( TiRr, drink otf 14. 94. Mbh. <J ^m -4^l^l eat. ; -2 To ) 1 JT^J To drink, WTV^faf Bk. ; 3^moon- (T -4 Riot, festive or angry posjeas- moon __ m. a. 1 10 U. most usually made ). fr 1 A ^rerw* (^fl-in To ^1r^ ] Tne Kovidara The flower of this tree. ^ go, A 1 v,imi: [ ^qr- tree tree. bear- ing yellow, fragrant flowers. -2 A kind of perfume. *} 1 A flower of this tree ; wrfnfr ft. Jllt>'i j-rnirfft Ch. P. 1. -2 The fruit of a wirfi variety of plantain. -OOMp. A of the shoot, 4- l.N.ofa neck -ornament worn by women. -2 a garland of Champaka flowers. ( see of plantain. jack or bread-fruit -3 a kind of metre t*rr a species ) ^imi(j: The tree. ^mftmft, * A kind of elaborate and composition in which is continued subject artificial same through alterations in prose and verse itfnnuif 5Tf 569 ; for instance irft S. D. ; K. s * 1 riot. P. ( a. sacrificial ^^ vessel A. chowrie tail of sprout -2 The female Chamara ; ) To go, move. Ved. Contained in the );Rv, < ; move. Astonishing, sur- ^-, of deer kind 3. 16; -2 Onusual, uncommon. kind of deer. soldier, r*trorr Si. 1. 8. . ~v. ;. A : the ^rf^ ^t: wrtr:, -V:, - highly Admiration, surprise.-2 Show, spectacle. -3 Poetical charm, that which constitutes the essence of poetry 1. ^^ jnrsjfr warrior. the leader of an army, a general, commander R. 13. 74. fT: n epithet of Siva. -Oomp. App. tremble. I ; | un- fickle, ness. ^T: An 8l ] ' ; Trembling. 2 Fickle- I kind of cake. "' f ^.^ U /' ^f- ! 1 ( : steady &c. Chamara nig gold. -2 Having the vessel tree. ^w^, C ar^SrwyrT K. 9. 10. -2 A division of an army consisting of 729 elephanti, as many cars, 2187 hone, and 3645 foot. -3 Ved. A dish or vessel. -4 A grave. -2 An 3PT: Elucidation, throwing light on the subject treated; mom. -5 The The Mallika W: $<1*$<J'* ; ) -3 Illumination. -4 A ^jprt Me. 43 FT N -^r ;' -2. the goddess of wealth. ^1 1 TI < rf?* < ifa ^rgfc. *f$*n M. end of comp. cf . ^r<5J. ; Long pepper. -Conp. fro, Me. ; army ( in general ) q^rt TrfgTtTm'v.T wrrff ^i Bg i.3 wnKYsir ; unchaste or disloyal wife. -3 Spirituous liquor. -4 Lakfhmt, the goddess of wealth. -5 The tongue. -6 ^^fr*T -2 A mouth. -J Camphor. I ] - The moon; wg 'arsfarniT ^fltiRc*} 3. 3. 49. ,S'i. j 1 1 ^ Shak- 1 ^ moon's shape (formed drop of oil thrown into water). . Ur> tremulom Lightning I circle of the ff 108 1. -2 Quickiilver.-JTbeChau- fish. ^3-- %^W: The moon. -2 The eye in peacock's tail. -3 A finger-nail. -4 by The Kovidara :, ka bird. -4 Coniumption. -5 A sort of perfume. -6 Black mustard. I a i v. considerate, raih silver. ) To 1 ) M. 5. -4 Q'lick, nimble, agile ;(!*) >5wrwm R. 11- 8- -5 In- for this bis father was killed by his enemies, and the boy wag left an orphan in a state of destitution. After much exertion he wai restored to his kingdom. He became a friend of Krishna and Arjuna when they came to the South in the course of their wanderings with the sacrificial -w coniole, ; ; ] ( To ) ^mfil^r ( momentary transient, A 60 'R.-sra ; can, ladle &c. ) ] used at sacrifices for drinking the TV. steady, tickle, inoonitant, wavering; Santi. 2. 12 ^ram^ &c. -3 Frail, N. of a king of Kerala, son of Sudhlrmika. [ He was born under the Mftla asterism and his left foot had a redundant horse. epithet 5?rt*ft1. r^: qymqft: 5rrr%fr V^HT: S. 15 ; ^TFjnmraft Ch. P. 8. -2 Un. jrrf 8. R. 1. 56, 61. -3- toe ; Cf. ing, trembling, ; Si. 4. ; ^=EJ the tail of a Chauied as a fan. ( *ut ) a g-fnrT: /- jrrf^W a room on the moonlight. f$irfi the moontop of a bouse. stone Bk. 11. 15. HJT. camphor. thrVt N- of liudh t or Mercury. cardaroomi. mfo T?ft ( = ^a q. - ftrf&ffc P. I. 1 *K: TV. ; % irpinr: An grind, pound, knead. -2 To cheat. the lunar race of king", the second dynasties in great line of royal India srf 13* a. moon-faced. 1. a' kind of vow or penance = vfafltn q. v. -2- a regal property or virtue. Sllrfl 1- a room on the top (of a house &c. ) f^*r$tr: 37*'-J4>llrtl : R 13 - 40 -2ejiir *ft*r*5*rcr: Hitf* 48 1. 13, squirrel. .log. soothe. -II. 10 U. : ; Ku. : A ^rjfHj: lovely ) digit or woman. ^WT, rFOT the itreak of the moon. ^oj: a plagiarist. 7jt*f: the wo Id of the moon. Bavana : 53. -Ooxap. of Siva. e. (i. son of the ( ) mara " silver. nt^h e %3TTW 'ifit the moon-etone. Jnfifr 1 the orb or the lunar diic of the moon. -1 phere -3. a halo round the moon. tpsft Mercury planet moon. ; 1. ( as (^t)Togo wards, move. 1 P. libations ) 56.1. to or to- m^ ^rc, ( ^i?, sometimes ^1* ) I To walk, move, go about, roam, wander; ^- wfci, ^ftn or 429 f^r^ 16 mean here ( alio ' ^ 8. 23, 68 6. 236 8. ; ; ** * t Ms 59 ; 306 67 2. . ) ; 9. To perform, do, ot r^nrfa ^TP. *rfo& 7*3 ww ^rr% W?5tt Bv. 1. 98. (/-) To practise, -2 10. 55. ; (a) ; <^T fa& pit perform, observe Y. 1. 60 Ms. 3. 30. Ktr: R.8. 79 -3 To act, behave towards, conduct oneself (of t. with loc. of the person), 9. 287 ; 9>TJTrT: M. 5. 90 : ; ; ; ; Mb. TP3T: E. 1. 76 ( where the root may be also arr^ ) -4 To grax.e 5t%* ft <*Ti* $r?f II : 3. 9- -5 To eat, consume. -6 To be engaged in, be busy with -7 To live, continue to be, continue in any state. -8 To spread, be defused. -9 To live, be, exist. -10 To move, travel through, ; ; . Can*. pervade, go along, follow. (TKTM) I To cause to move or go. -2 To send, .direct, move. -3 To drive away. -4 To cause to perform or practise. -5 To cause to copulate. -6 To cause to graze, pasture. -7 To obtain knowledge of, acquaint oneself with. -8 To doubt. [ cf. L. curro. ^T a. ( fr/. ) comp. ) -3 -4 Moveable ; 3. 201 13. [ ^T-;HI 1 ] Mov. Trembling, shaking. see ^n^T below Ms. ; -5 Animate -6 ( Used as an 15. ; formerly, late 3)| A spy. -2 A Hence Karana Tuesday. -7 The seventh ) -8 The Karaing taken collectively. -9 The difference of time between two meriin astrology. dians. 10 and The tenth first, signs W^T fourth, seventh, of the zodiac. a | moveaMe and ^TnWTTrt H?Tnrt fT% rnn* -Oomp. iramoveable . ; ; ; 43. -2. wished, desired. -3. shaking. trembling. ( -t } 1. the aggregate of 11 created things, the world; Ms. 1. 57, 63. 3. 75 ; -2. The sky, -3- heaven. ( -fr 9. 10. Bg. 11. 7 the atmosphere. ; woman. ) a young S*T moveables, goods and chattels. S: a mediator. >t, -tf^r a vary- ing sign of the zodiac i. e. the flrst, fourth, seventh and tenth, -ijfif. /. ; an idol which procession. is carried about in j ir$ graphy, adventures, history tnngnfr ffMifo 35f5t U. of any of .the Vedas e. g. ^mjiM Mv. 1, MM. 1 ; Pt. 4. 3. -7 A race. -8 ( In prosody ) A dactyl. 1 or: A foot- soldier. -2 A ray of light. : ; Moving, roaming, wanderirg. ; i. T*rt 2 ; 6 so 4 Nature. -5 f*i$m*rTM &c. Fixed law, dew or proper observance. -Oo0. 3nJ a. 1. that has accomplished its end or desired! object, S. . -2 A support, pillar, tree. -3 The root of -4 The tingle line of a stanxa. -5 A quarter. -6 A school or branch successful 7. ', frwtrvinrr^jt wffcmWr*rTT?r:R. 12 - 87 ; ^ffcmrr TTOft 10. 36, Ki. 13. 62. -2. satisfied, contented. -3. effected, accomplished. -4. ; significant, true to its .sense-: Ku. 2. -2 Performance, practising Ms. 6. 75. -3 Conduct of life, behaviour -5 ( moral ). -4 Accomplishment. Eating, consuming. -6 Course. -7 -5- appropriate, fit Ku. 4. 46. Vr the attainment of the desired object ; S. 6. Acting, dealing, managing, conduct. -8 Fixed observance of any class, age ( as priesthood &c. ) -Comp. w^fi, -3^5f water in which the feet of a ( revered ) Brahman a or To be ; guide have been washed. wtr^-, -5fWff, -<m a lotus-like a cock. foot. srr^fcT: spiritual trampling, treading under foot, a. fallen at the feet, prostrate. - qV^. 17. ; .p. 1 To be gone. -2 followed, practiced or performed &c. Behaviour, habit acts, deeds. -2 Performance, observance -3 History, life, biography, account, adventures. -4 Nature, disposition. -5 Duty.established or instituted observance Ms. 2. 20, 9. 7. -6 A I ] conduct, practice, ; the ankle. q a tree. a ^rnr: foot-f tep. qjnr falling down or prostration ( at the feet of another ); Amaru. 17. qfjrff a. prostrate at the feet; Me. 105. -opr. HI., trampling. -2- foot-fall. -3. 1. tread, ^pjrr, -%^r prostration. I prostra- foot, leg. -7 Going. tree. -Oomp. * A man ^TT%: 24.23. nj^ ( ) ; 8. Ved. Moving, moveable a. a. Tftwj [ f^-js^-^ wandering about active, ^ft* Behaviour, tice a frietifly ] ; Moveable Ms. 1. 56. concuct, prac- &c. n-*4r6r !rr] To be gone Ac. ^- ] Going about, moving, walking about ; driving or going in a carriage *TT U. 5. -2 Course, motion as in trj^f. -3 Behaviour, conduct, deportment. -4 Practice, pirformance, observance, Ms. 1.111 mtf, nirsurf. -5 Regular pcformance of all rites or customs. -6 Eating. -7 A custom, usage Ms. 6. 32. -g Pervading .visiting. . to be Bv. The tamarind w srr pledge. ^* tion. -2- service, devotion. ; wagtail. -3 A game played with dice and men. -4 A. cowrie. -5 Ths planet Mart. -6 ( A 1 1 prop. ' affix ) 1 J4i foot-, i$rtr Ve. 3. 38 ; or 1 ing, practice, behaviour, acts, deeds ft*HTfr:^r%1.81.-3 ; Bg. 29 7. 15. ; 5. -2 A wandering spy. mendicant, a vagrant. ^TC: The wag-tail. ^W!-f [ ^l-V^f 55* : ]. ing, going, walking ; grazing <&c. ; S- 5- 0. -2 Following, practising ( at the end of Mi. A 1 : ' [ ; practised ; ; ). Ved. 1 Moving, living, -2 Moveable. -:, -v 1 Qoing, moving. -2 Moveableness. -3 Life. -4 A o. way. ; ; .,,.. L ^\,n^ Un. 5. 69] I Last, ultimate, final; *|TJTT fitrrr 'the final or funeral terior, Old ( ceremony.' -2 Posback wf jj ^rw w>(T:-Ak. -3 as age). -4 Outermost. -5 ; $ Going about. -2 Behaviour, 1 conduct. ; V'estern, wst. -6 Lowest, lent. it ind. At last, at the end. -Oomp. ". the west 3f*r?5':,-OT^':,-l'i n'^ ern mountain behind which the sun 1V-'[^3R;] An I oblation of rice or barley boiled for presentation to the godit and the Manes ; . : and moon are supposed to set. Vfirr the last state ( old age the hour of death. aged ; gft : Mai. 6. [ TT-CT ^f^TP- P' ed or rt> *7^ ). ; -sjrnj: a. old, 2. ] An animal. wff^ t] I Wanderover, gone. -2 Per- foimed, practised. -3 Attained. S. 4. 21. Known. -5 Offered it 1 Acted, behaved S. 5. 16. ing, moving, course -2 Acting, ; ; -4 -6 Godo- prepared. -3 A cloud. m. N. of Siva! a vessel for boiling r^ce Ac. an oblation -Oomp. [^ imed often boiled in milk and is called is ^r%q; Wift for presentation to the gods and the Manes. Ved glory ; Rv. 1 P. - Mention, praise, 5. 74. 9. ( ^m ) To go or move. 430 10 u. i. To read, read n. carefully, peruse, study. ( <*%, ifct ) 1 To abuse, condemn, censure, menace. -2 To discuss, consider, investigate. -3 To injure, hurt. -4 To anoint, smear. -II. 6 P. ^^t [T$- 315] Considering, deliberation. Repeating. Studying, repetition, reading repeatedly. -2 Smearing the body with unguents. ] [ _ fl'-fs^ I ] A kind of song. -2 Striking the bands to beat time ( in music ) -3 The recitation of scholais. -4 Festive sport, festive cries or merriment. -5 A festival. -6 Flattery. I -7 Curled hair. -8 Triple symphony. -9 Alternate recitation of a poem by two persons. Siva. -2 Decoration or 1 onr'.ing of the hair. Repetition, recitation, study, repeated reading, perusal. -2 Discussion, inquiry, investigation. -3. Reflection. -4 Smearing ^i"%^r 1 the body with unguent* siir^grrrft* Gtt. 9. rant K. 157 -S An epithet of the goddess Durga. Skin 4. 144] I -2 Leather, 174. -3 The sense of the body ( hide; Ms 2. 41, of touch. -5 A shield -Damp. *fYre^ Tf^t/- [ Mi, H(% |^ ] I Repetition -2 Investigation ( ftrn?n ). ^/%*f I Anointing the body. -2 An feather. 3i shr^n. lymph. working in leather. Mq.hiffl'i.i qnTt SRl m, a shoe-maker. ~9 1. "*. ^r-^r a. 1 the Bhurja tree. -q-(%fT:i -fST: 5Tr a flat piece of leatther for playing q-gr a bat, the upon with dice. small house-bat. 1TJOT ft leathershoe. qtf^3rr a shoe-maker's awl- -sr^SK:, ->I%f^fr bellows. *\T: a leather band or strap. gar &u epithet of Dnrga. *rirftr:/. a whip. ' clad skin f N. of Siva. -^Itf a drum, tabor &c. ^>T^T large ^TT: in cardamoms. tied. To be hurt or injured. ^^y. [yj-3TeO I The open -2 palin of the hand with the fingers extended ; of. -2 A quantity of bubbles or specks. of g-ijft A thin cake or biscuit ^Z flour ft^Jr? ) ^r% 1 P. ( =^ft -2 To ( Leather- A -^WtT: worker shoe-maker, a in leather, currier. a [ Armed ^T?-J^] with a ^fS^ a. (ofr/. ) [^-t] I Armed with a shield. -2 Leathern. m. -2 A soldierarmed with a shield. The Bhnrja tree. | Plantain. -3 See under bite 4 ; ^. 10 U. 1 P., To chew, 1-To go, move. : To chop, eat, browse, at^ TTSH* ^rf5(jHKttrrFj; -2 To suck 2. 11. -j-jici n.; 32. 5. 84 ; Mk. 1 ; Kn. To proceed Pt. up. -3 To ; );so;al80, 29 ; to fall off, leave flat ^'^m. A shield. -2 Vrd. A 1&m ). ^f3;r f- limiii 1 A blow with a river flowing modern Chara- ^nt ( lit. ) ( said to be also remove or expel from ^TUT^F^ ^f&Mu. 4. 15. -3 To lead away from. -4 To cherish, foster To disturb, agi( ^Blfi only ). -5 tate fjatf 5RT*gt5ftg 3f $!> Si. 15. 40. -II. 6. P. ( =f,<%, ^Gtf ) To sport, play, frolic about. ^y I a. [ (a ) Moving, ^W-31^ ] trembling, shaking, tremulous, rolling (as eyes &c.) ^jpriit jr%' ^if^ S. 1. 24 =q-;?f;Tiji ; ; unfixed =?S ^ inconstant, loose, 1 ; qfprre''reff 31^ K. 3. 1. -3 tf ^Tt T ^rg 4. 88 ; uni* Frail, transitory, perishable; ^fyr PR^T^Sn iTT The supreme being. srl Lakshml, the goddess of wealth. -2 Lightning. -3 A kind of perfume. -Oomp.-snrs a. 1. moveable and imraoveable. -2- unsteady, very ttansitory(=3i- 128 y: Bh. 3 Malli. ) Ki. 11. 30. ( 55^r ^ vj^TtT -JrfM<% wt Mk. 2 14 ; fj! ) * cr owwrifart N. 1. 60. ( ; ^n^=^c? -2 Chewing. ^f^tfiVi; ] Chewed, -2Tasted. -Oomp. -^rchewing the chewed (fig.) p. : [ ; tautology, useless repetition, profitless reiteration, ; the bitten, eaten. into the Ganges, the bal. of tlip" Ki. 10. Ms. 7. 15 ; Y. %?T: 361. -Cans. ( ^-^-sTfti ^f&ti ^irWti ) 1 To cause to move, shake, stirR. 8. 53. -2 To drive away, dismiss, fickle, saying. 56. ; ^wn TTrw fSr'f'TTat f^ 58. ^?-si^] . ( ; ^-^S?.] I Chew-2 Sipping, tasting. -3 Food which must be chewed, solid food. -4 ( Fig. ) Tasting, relishing, ir^iw ^iofaT* enjoying t r?f S. D. 57 (com. = ing, eating. T [ ^TOT on one's way ), de. part, set out, start off;^gfu<.fftngl; Ku. 6. 92 v. I. -3 To be affected, to be disturbed, confused or disordered (as mind ), be agitated or perturbed; g^TtpT ^MWW 4>f-u3rstr TT: Pt. 1. 400 e?r*T ST^arafr H. 1. 140. -4 To deviate or swerve ( with bl. ) (b) jftTWrftl^S I', i 4; ^t?"3iH - itw Noise of roeniraent. -2 Cncu.ober. -3 A proud or arrogant 1 on, (from one's place); relish, taste. ^fdr. *rq" .24;6.84.-2 (a) walk, stir or move -2 Unsteady, fickle, I ^ movo go, stir; ; - ?WfHt, A kind of cucumber. skin. ^T* 3J3m Bk. 14. 40 ; ^*fa, ( ; Mk. To shake, ; shield. ; ) fe t a. Leathern. cat. . ( rarely 1. lymph, serum. rrrc: a. Leathern. ^irqwork. (^rafir, woman tremble, move, throb, palpitate, ^ 1 To be strung or disloyal P. 1 . covered with pimples. qf? : -wOrarr, -Tintsfrr a whip. -frWr a kind of leprosy, cutaneous disease. treasures of Kubera. qrfrr a. Ved. Stringing together. * A hook, or pin. A -f. -*fiT, a. Tjffifr . ^qiVui a. [ gr 37H 3^81 ^'- .Tv. ] Ved. 1 Seeing, observing. -2 Moving, moveable. -3 Swift, active. f9r: A a -'g-faw, -T*t a bat. Ptmiti white leprosy. gf 1. hair. -2. blood. ^^T:, nt. p. [^4,-^1%-oiiij-iT^ 9'] To be chewed, cbewable. -if Solid food, such as requires mastication. man. shoe-maker, currier. -2a mixed caste ( from a Chandala woman and a fisherman ). ^n^fr: a worker in leather rffot,-? a wart. unguent-. ^(%.T j' ji 1 Anointed, smeared, perfumed, scented &o. ; ^Mi'3iasTi35i^fffta<mH^Hwicfl Qlt. 1 ; Rt2. 21. -2 Discussed, considered, inif vestigated. -3 Sought, desired. Anointing, smearing. ^^ff m. N. of one of the nine Si. 18. 21. or strap of ; a piece sfcf. ; ; ). irr^ a spitting pot. rheumatism arrm^ n. inconstant, nckle-minded. -^f%ra. 1. sensitive. -2 sensual. fr: one whose arrow ^- 1 A potter. company or circle. -2 An oil-maker Y. 1. 165 ( =tK&* unsteadily or misses tbe mark, a bad archer. -^of: tbe true distance of a planet from the earth. ^^: flies ; according to Mit. ^li^rf?^ or cartaccording to others). 3 A pro; man the Chakora bird. ficklef%rT the Asvattlm ^c?:, -7=r iiwveable articulation of minded. tree. claimer. -4 A bird, coachman, driver. : JTPJ: Moving, T; tremulous, trembling, shaking. deer. 1 A foot.-2 A ^ 1 Trembl- motion - .S.. wheel 5.-371TJ r Silken fringes. *ffa*tP-P. ^'B ] 1 Shaken, moved, stirred, agitated. -2 Gone, departed rrT^r^r W ^f^ff: -3 Attained. -4 Known, understood. -5 Removed, displaced. ( fee ^sr ). ft I Shaking, moving. -2 Going, walkA kind of dance ^ftrf JTTW ing.-^ [ 1. A water mouthful (of ). <*&*: [ ^3*1 "fa* qr;j TV. ] | Water|taken up in the hollowed palm for rinsing the mouth. -2 A handful or mouthful ( of water ); of. The Kokila or ^TJlfitT: Indian A : I. 1 P. ( cover, wrapper. 1 U. ( ^fr-ft ) To eat. -II. T?ft To ) kill, injure, hurt. ^ A vessel ^Taff:-* [ ^\-^<S( ] ased for driaking spirits, a goblet, a wine-glass J$) ftrtha-*r}T R. 7. 49 f!rt7r%r PN-ft g-qr*- mj flrf&T SAnti. 1. 29; Ki. 9. 56, 57 Mai. 5. 1 A kind of spirituous liquor. -2 honey. ; 3^ ; 18.* **<*ft: [ =* >r^ 3 A wooden ring on the top a sacrificial post. -2 An iron ring the base of the post. -3 A hive. ^TT^: of at ^ 1 10 U. (^jM, TOft.ft) 1 To bo wioked.-2 To^heat, deceive. -3 To be proud or haughty. -4 To grind, pound. 1 P., ^T^^spf ^T?p o. -2 sight. MM^ 'trs-wj^ ( Carried on 1*1 ft=?-H 1 ) ^7: [ f?-^ w^ ] A to deceive im 1. V. ; 336 1. ; (^1511 = sffr<- Mit. Pt. * wrm? ft-grw ) ; A young : with the digou* ( i ; srrnr^irtT 3.239 ;4. 79 '=rtTT&w I ; = ^ittSn q- ^'easing or Git. ; Ms. ; -2 N. v. of Durga,. N. of a bird which D?^- ] ed to live only on rain- is suppos- drops g^nr Bh. ; : 2. 121 and R. see also 9. 61 ; -Comp. -sTTTfT! 1 5. 17. the rainy season. . -2. cloud. ^rrgt <*. %f. ( ^^ C ) *"$ Relating to four. -2 Clever, 3 Speaking well, able, shrewd. flattering. -4 Drawn by four ( at a carriage ). -5 Governing, ruling. 3t -6 | A small four-wheeled Visible, perceptible, -it round pillow. t 175 Pt. 1. Amaru. 83; ; Santi. 14 ; Ch P. 20 ( the greater part of the 10th canto of iTtnfffi^ consists of such coaxing ). -2 Distinct 3. ; or clear speech.-J Endearing words or acts ; Mai. 10. 1. -Oomp. Tf%; or coaxing language. /. 1 flattering Tfftei -3FITT a. speak-2. service. agreeably or sweetly flatterer ; ing Me. 31. trij akilful i- in A flattering flatterer. jester, buffoon. tremulous. wtcT -TJ. . A an -2 Per- Governing' A charioteer, coachman. s^ ] [ *r3ftfr$fifcni!l casts in playing at dice. f: A Foar small round pillow. ^g*t3ri' C ^3* srtfs flfa '^- ] In gram. ) A suffix added to words in four different senses. : ( . one of tbe four periods of the religious life of * Bnlhinaria see ( oft/. ) Being in ; the religious life of a periods en- of BrAhmana a) [ ] A coachman, driver. treaties, repeated coaxing; Git. 2 ; H 01 -5 small round pillow. elegantly hundred 5T : 1. 12. Flattering. The four using or coaxing language, accomplished 1 visible. ceptible, ^l ] Quartan, oo fourth day. ^t A 55 grateful ourring every ipi".rtan ague. rtidcourse. *? a- ( SB a to a see =g Bh. 3. 56 Y. 1. 93. outcast ^rgr^r ; sown with Fit for or ^T"t^T 2 Kelating An rnr^taftafv N. sweet or coaxing agreeable words, apeech, flattery ( especially of a lover to his gweet-heart ); ffar- f^rrRa. 6 14 f%tr%jr- on nbovo Violence, force. sparrow. ' 11 H^T:, carriage, -fr Skill, dexterity, ability; 343. wheel. See or rogue cheat, swindler, one who wins the confidence of the person he wishes Pleasing 3im] battle ).-2 Circular. -3 Relating to a 1 Unsteadi- . /. )[ his head. -Oomp. N.of Krishna. r: to Belonging quick motion, rolling, tremourn as of the eyes &c. ); Bv. 2. 60. -2 ( Fickleness. -3 Transi tor incus. Brilliancy, luelj*. ( afi smashed ^W 1S>, ^g- 5^^. cuckoo. ; eae, ; M. [ Forbearing, gracious, kind. ^fir: 1 Wood sorrel. -2 White. ness or beauty of tbe teeth. ; Uc-sil*lrnor ) pendent on vision. -Oomp. ^rrsf ocular evidence or proof. ^T$T o. Ved. 1 Seeing, a seer. -2 ra s tf-jTTirt *\ ] A ihort petticoat worn by low women. -fsfcfjT 5 fT/. ( the eye, visual, optical. M. 1. 4. -3 q~: N. of the visible, to be seen. sixth Manu. tr Knowledge de- -2 Turning or leaving off. -3 Roaming, wandering. jft 1 A short petticoat worn by common women -2 The ropo for tying an elephant. 11. [ - wrestler in Katusa sent this redoubtable wrestler but in tbe duel to fight with him which ensued, Krithna whirled him round and round several times and Depending on or produced 1 from . -JriH* a celebrated Kamsa. When Krishna was taken by Akrura to Mathnra, . ^TST ; &c.. gfr A ^li>>u|: The son of a potter or oU-maker. :gT%T a- ( ^^-35 ) Relating to a the bones. ing.shaking or shaking -5 chorister. A the service of civil , : the cliick-pea. N. of a.celobratod writer polity tfftsi ; ; lso known as rft/. )I3eloDgiDg to the fourth day. Hlg^l fourteenth day. Appearing $r on the A demon (Sk.) 43* One who studies on the fourteenth day of a lunar fortnight ( that being a day of q. v. ) of four Consisting ^T3*ff!taP i q- v. -2 Fresh ginger, The lunar mansion called w^m element!). Produced in four months. r 1 Nof a sacrifice (?if).-2Theday of full moon ^T One who o- ( firer/. ) performs the Chuturmfisya Relating to the moon, lunar Kn. ^ Tin, "f ] ^rgjTfttr [ ^3! jnfls sacrifice performed every four of months i. ; e. at the beginning $rffor, fTTc^ and aim j. ^TfJ^ C ^W W bki11 I 1 cleverness, dexterity, shrewdness. -2 Loveliness, amiableness, beauty ; r Bh. Suit- [ ^igftr-Bj^ ] four original castes of the Hindus 10. 60 -2 The 13. 4. Bg. ; ; duties of these four castes. ^TTrjffa four Vedas. a. ( tf ft ) the Knowing The four Vedas Four kinds ^Trjftvtf tively ), a four-fold division. Conducted a. the by -- four priests 1 A sacrifice performed by four priest". -2 The office or duties of these priests. -3 The four priests taken collectively. A sacrifice perform- priests. or familiar with the of catechu-wood us-d A in us] i. to 3*t wt >TTr^irrer?T: Ve. 3. 5 ; so ' TnTTrPr: with a bow in hand. -2 The rain-bow. -J ( In geom. ) An arc of a circle. -4 The sign of tbe ' I ffff N. of [ i ground i A rash act ^78W MW: *4 flt ). 101 Made of or derived from -1 Perfumed wHb snlal ] 1 <*w& U. ; Kn. 3. 41. ; -6 Agitation, troinour. ^r 4 K. a. ( tfr /. ) I A chuwrie ( the moon, lunar ; 5*- nj^rt 9 1. bright fortnight ( garoj The moon-stone. i( \ ). vow Chamara also -tr-ft or bushy ^im-fR [ ] A horse. ^iW* ^"fl?W^ H^ainj C 5 7. 5nrarrfVw^tr?! V. ; Si. 4. 24 ; -2 The Dhattura j Ku. 7. 1. *9. -Oomp. plant. like gold. A terrific form of Durgi ; Mai. 5. 25 ; (the word is thus derived -wres ^ at ^ jfT^t ^OTiar i ^im^ft Hfin% >. The river Champi mil fi% ( ii perhaps the modern Chambal. ; ) The Cbampaka tree. 1 -ejjtjti; ^ 1 Fila-2 The Nagakeara tree. flower. ment, especially of a lotin -2 Gold. -3 The Dhattura plant ( m. also in the last two. sense* A stamen or filament. ; ). i Food. 1U. [ ^urft-% discern, see I ] To observe, jr i'%^ri5tft^'KTft^w^'ir! SI. 12. 51. ; -2 To worship, honou a. To be worshipped. . Ved. Observing, seeing. a. Kit. a. 5. [ >*r*: [ ^1^-3^] Worshipping, 40. ^ W, 3iw] Going, walkfrf5*ft8lfo ff% I wandering about ing, gait, ^mrfhri v - 5 2 - ! ; ^ ft^>?j <Sbc. sary spy, Ms. ; frft'fTTt wir?5W?, ; A -I ; 7. scout, 184 ; trf" secret emissee 9. 201 ; ^rr^JH below-4 Performing, practising. -5 A prison. -6 A bond, fetter. f -tamp. An artificial wwftjT: K spy. poison., -- fmt, as eyes ', a -^jj^t/i. using spies king (or a statesman) who employs spies and sees through their meMs. 9 256 dium ' sometimes tail ) of the 3 Tbe Bos tirunniens ) used as a fly-flap or fan, and reckoned as one of the insignia of royalty ( and called OBiuetimes used na a sort of stream- Si. irm:Tart ftrhftBf5*wiTi I'Snf A luuar month. -2 The 2. j. jf.. I R. grassion ; jwc"? A". Relating to a adoring, honouring. f^rr^fnjr K. -4 Restiveness ( as of a horte ) ; $JTI R. 3. 42. -5 Boldness - person who.- carries a Gold ] | ; Armed Siva. -2 v ftfg ; Kua -2 8. 1. 8. i m ] uick motion,: swift] ness. 2 Fickleness, unsteadiness, Ki. 2. 41. -J Incontransitoriness siderate or rash conduct, rashness, I receive an 14 '^ ; -5* producing oblation or the saoied fire. Randal. ^i/- ) One who -vw ^I>H^ ftw- wr TV.] A bow trrft ^rnift'''^ ^Ta- ( ; mrr.Crf-Uv hole in the o7>-w increased in like manner during the bright fortnight ) ; cf Y. 3. 324 ; sen. s * y |i tbe ia c red fire. rf ] is with a bow. -m. n*[*;T*i ( TV. flft The sign of the zodiac Sagittariut, a. grass TV. . a. [ ^rctsfww A ^THTT^r: chowrie. m. A religious observance or expiatory penance regulated by the moon's age ( tbe period of its waxing and waning ) ; ( in it the daily quantity of food, which consists of fifteen monthfuls at tbe full moon, is diminished by one mouthful every day "during the dark fortnight till it is reduced to zero at the new moon, I 4 1. P er son who WTiV^t a waiting girl who carries in her hand a chowrie and waves it over the head of a king &c. j ffiHB < [ into four parts. V. ^r^jmnjTS) -f^t [ 'fs planet Mercury. ^r?nrf9rw performs the ; Ku.7.42;B. ; IJT?:, Toe zodiac called Sagittariu*. Divided Knowing Bg. 8. , of Brihas- . ( collec- 4 4. ; j The cODStellation ^r1 The stars in Orion. pati. and ; also ^rgtfc. ed by four R. 2. 39 Stoj ed to the four tribes, or belonging to them. - ^ig^-q ; 1. 3. a. Ms. 43 1. m N. of the wife 25. f^Tf^ -2 '"5 ; 25 1. sacrifice. N. of a ; V. ; -ITir^t carries a chowrie. Dried ginger31 R. 3. 16 Me. 35 2. 29; -Oomp. q. v. at this sacrifice. TTrpfmw ) fr fresh ginger. HRT the liver ChanWMT: a lunar month.-jrdrabhagl. fita: one whe observes the vow on the heads of hornet -- -Oomp. Moonlight. er ( ; of. ^rT^gHTjTrfS: K&mandaka : n?: also Ram.: ; 433 wife. Sacbi, Indirn'a gait of graceful 3*rr the sine of graceful carriage. the ascensional difference. TO: a place where two roads meet, -vrj: a -^T, -^5 valorous man, warrior. cour- tjfj age --^75. Bummer-air, zephyr. ^T^f a. [ MHlft 1"E^^-H? ] 35; 1 Acting, doing, proceeding. A spy. -2 A herdsman. -3 A leader, -4 An associate. -5 A groom, cavalier. -6 A prison M'lQH^crrr =91*% fttf^r Dk. 32. -7 A bond, driver. ; A motion. -9 wandering Brabmanical student. -8 Going, fetter. ^or: A ^IWI% [ a. in a. ^-ft^ tfiffi A wanderer, a pilgrim. -2 -5rg-:, -*T: ) slab of stone. I ^H%ip son, wander- An tilled Ved. Wandering, going. female attendeant. 1 Caused logo. -2 Dis- 1 4. 171 W ;^- wr'4 311. ^I ] ( also written *nRConduct, behaviour, manner of acting.-2 Good name or character, ) 1 reputation, probity,uprightnes8. conduct; ar^ Hrfvra good 3. 26, 25; H^ -3 Chastity, purity of life ( of women ). -4 Disposition, temperament. --5 Pecuf*ft 1. 43. observance or -6 practice. *r The Hereditary observance. tamarind tree. -Oomp. ^r?? a. clad in the armour of chastity. ^~ * ; a. at the end ( of corap. ) Walking, going, moving, being, living; qrf)f1--2 Acting.proceeding, doing. -3,Living or feeding on. TO. A or of. Up. ] I Agreeable, wel, come, beloved, esteemed, dear (with dat. or loc. ) j^ornr or *^o) ^r^:1. 3 ; -2 Pleasing, gant, pretty ^r* Bs. lovely, ; Git. 10 6. beautiful, 2 An good-looking, lovely. 55 woman q^r*r TBT, yrrr, ; Made : [vWtWJt'Ww] A or of leather ^ ; ; ; MB. 3 8. 289. TV. I I N. of a sophistical philosopher ( said to have been a who propoundpupil of Brihaspati ), ed the grossest form of atheism or materialism ( for a summary of the doctrines of Ch&rvaka, see Sarva. S. 1. ). -2 N. of a Rakshasa described in the Mahabharata, as a friend of Dnryodhana and an Pandavas. [ when Yudhishthira entered Hastinapura in triumph, he assumed the form of a Brahmana ond reviled 'aim and the assembled Brahmanas but he was soon detected, and the real Bra- nnemy of the bmanaa, filled with fury, are said to have killed him on the spot. He also tried to deceive Yudhishthira at the end of the great war by tolling him that Bhfma was Duryodhana 1 A ; see Ve. 6 beautiful slain by ]. Moon-light. -3 Intelligence .-4 Splendour, lustre, brilliancy. -5 N.of the wife of Kubera. Tne thatch or blue jay. -3 The a house. of -5 roof [ : ^^-^1 1 [ A roslive elepnant. ^-ft?; "ft ?sO Ca " B' ! as ing to move, ehaking, wagging ( a tail ). -2 Loosening. -3 Muscular action. -4 Causing to pass through a sieve, sifting. lieve, strainer. -5 A iieve. ft A 1. ; cf. Vit | A" nssorublugo, heap, mass 1. 3 =rjrfl=;fqTp(fT}^!JTf'W I multitude, collection, of earth qith^T &c. -2 A mound of a raised to form the foundation mound of earth building. -3 A a fort. raised from the ditch of of The -5 gate -4 A rampart. a A -6 fort. pile woman. -2 Mu. . ^prsfaftK. P- loT-il. 3 P.(f?;ra) Ved. 1 To observe, see, perceive. -2. To look steadfastly upon. -3 To be intent upon. -4 To seek for, search, search investigate, make inquiries, To detest, through. -III. 1 A. (^pft) 1 hate. -2 To revenge, take vengeance on. -IV. 1 U. C^rf3-?T) 1 To fear. dread, be afraid of ( with ace. ). -2 To respect, honour. -3 To observe "W- MOT ] A nummen armed with shields. 4 ,,- for cover or fill with, see f"%w. -pass. To bear fruit, grow, increase, thrive, HtTf jmrprosper f^pEI^ ^nirr Pt. 1.222. bears fruit =ftim ^riiqar [ ^ftort , % ,, f $f ^ ; 's ^tfyr ; 1. 8; 4. 49. -^! epithet Brihaspati. -7 n. Saffron. -Oomp. To^ ) gather M-^ldrsf'T^irJT^^f^Ki.3. 11, 2. 19, Mv. 3. 4. _3 To search, look out for; Bh.3. 46.-4 To pile or heap up, place in a line a. (off/.) Covered withskin ^rn?3>: ; f^r^^V- -2 oneself, acquire, gain; Being raoveable. irf} a beautifully formed <j)r o- handsome-nosed. n. ele- ftfo i. of per- -3 Shielded, provided ). accumulate (said rare in classical literature with a shield. ^[41 foot-soldier. ' collect, gather, wrrfdr Leathern.-2 Covered with leather as a car 175. 1 govern two accusatives being a %3fjfo root, but this use is very Attainment of an ob- ^^[^-fSt^Un. 1 ( ber of ^rffrTT'cS' ar Veda ). Perfuming tne Y. ; ft =ftT, to multitude of hides or shields. &c. Mk. To <* smearing with sandal &c. -2 ^nfa ject, Buccessfulness. -jj frr%^ Conversant with the a. or leather. The. art of dancing. 5 G. (fWrifr, also of a lovely nnguent. dancers, actresses. a. <* ?fte disposition or character. sweet- smiling. ; female f% Mai SU. I female who fasts for a whole month. -flrar I. a jewel, gem.-2- a beautiful ; ^TTT: The blue jiy repetition ( of the ing actor or singer, a dancer, mimic, bard Ms. 12. 44. -3 A celestial singer, heavenly chorister S. 2. 14. -4 A reader of scriptures. -5 A spy. -Oomp. ; R?r a vine, cular time in music. with lovely a woman ^-g-vrr grape. q^g- a having a beautiful eyes. awr a face. ^J-tt a woman. ^ifij'-HJ 1 ?3 ] a.lTo be moved. -2Tob(! also -4\rH in loosened or shaken the same sense. ^=i, beautiful eyes. a deer. gj: a parti- having of seat, stool. A 7 edifice. any buildings, or -8 Stacked wood. -9 A cover, or keeping covering. -10 Arranging the sacred fire; cf. creases, the difference of gression common the The sttihCT -II term amount by wbich each increase terms ( in- or in a pro- ). act oC ^rsr [it-XI*-s33.] 1 The flowers &e. ). collecting ( especially the -2 Piling, heaping. -3 Keeping sacred fire. fezp-P- -4 Stacking wood[fa-'E] 1 Collected, piled -2 Hoarded up, heaped, gathered. accumulated. -3 tfot, acquired, -< 434 Covered with, fall of ; Bh. 2. 9. -S Set or inla! A Desirous of doing any1. 23 3. 25. ; Bg. a. jr thing, desirous for building. ; rash. a. 1 Moving, tremulouB, unsteady. -2 Inconsiderate, 7. 1 The hair of the head Git. 12 ; f%TCT A funeral pile, pyre jf^ r^rg ar srfciuH 3tf?t<J ftirf*?I ; i i Hf Ku. 5. 35 fimftrfirifor K. 8.57 ; j-farirwi; Ku. 5 69. -2 A heap, assemblage, multitude.-Oomp.-an'jJ': the funeral fire. ^^ff Pyr- fickle, ; ; ftrT%:/[fo-3Tlvrft-f?l?0 1 A heap, -3 A layer, gathering. -2 quantity. A funeral pile. Collecting, multitude, pile, stack. A 7. -2 A mountain. -3 A musk-rat. -4 -Comp. j-*-4<J:, -TIT:) -f^ of P. B- -5 An oblong with quadrangular sides. '6 The understanding, -m. The thinking The : Pile, Btaok.-2.A funeral pile. -3 A small chain ( Or girdle ) worn as an oinament round the f loine. To be arranged in order or built up. -2 Constructed upon a foundation (ag fire). c*H The place f%r -^r A 1 aft mouse. -2 (orr or f%ir 3WTW: To give or Themusk- A betel nut. ) ^qpot.p. I be gathered or collected. f%l%cT * [f^ 5ti%*<W55l Known. understood. f^ftflW a or A m. Ved. Intellect, wis- .g, cle [ f% '. physician, doctor; fireffiET Y. 1. ifi^? iTtlfr U. 2 ; 1C2. f^r^TT^ Heading, practising me- dicine. $ iytm i f^r%r%cT a- Hpld. [ ^ "ft ff^ qtffot ?p] cured [ f-fl^ cg-j ] Wishing Or meaning to do, deairoui cfdoing. f%r wish, deisre. fewflffo o- Wished, desired, purposed.-;? Fwign, intention, purposf will, (%f to fiji and its fti, 5, mental / derivative* W*> 1^' * ) them an indefinite s sense -gpift)< somewhere %f%t gome &c. -2 Tiie sound firnv ; ; . betel nut tree. Consisting of pure in- f%^nT telligence, spiritual (as theSupreme 4 1 Pure intelligence. -1 Spirit ) __ re? ] 5fT Moisture The Supremo ; A mouse. Spirit. freshness.^: Mud, mire. A : B0rt of P'-) r- ( and ita ble, perceptible. N.of a country people. or its 1 The tamarind tree, The -2 Gunja plant. fruit. ) frgr i P, 10 U. ( *zfir, ^CTft% To i-end forth or cut (as a gervant). i P., To ) 1 observe : 10 A. (^afr, ^airir, perceive, see, notice, 17. 16 ; l4 , -2 To euow underitund, be ware or conscicua of; 29. a- : au^ Ok. rr^ nrft <^r 1 Observing, ; 8 urd< f%^r q ceived. attending .-2 (i) Thought, thinking, attention (i) desire, intention,aim ; cRT H* Bg. 18. 57 ; a shrimp or prawn. A [ftf^] 1 Observed, per-2 Considered, reflected or meditated upou. -3 Resolved. -4 Intended, wished, desired. -5 Visil>. The moon. ^ UT> a? ] I RrfifWTf [ 1"^ AdraicMtTi;i<j remodirsor medicine, medical (real ent, curing, healing. of medicine)The-2 l the mpeutica. oncnf he six sections (or Hfl^r^ ) of medicipp. 5n%: Pure intelligence. [ i Bh. 1.87, or-.The An excel lent cow Barley-meal. ^-' converg- *WJ *% fjj ] A Tr%3^cSmtafH f%- added betel -nut. ant or familiar with, experienced. Knowing, conversant ftrf%r?*Ti; with ; making known. f^%Pff5f: nrr l%WiTi -iV I The -2 A betel-nut. ^ ftO f%ftf^ ^r: a- 1- consisting of -2wise, intelligent, of intelligence. a liberal mind. -3. amiable, goodhearted. ( -if) pure intelligence, the thinking. to irnapart to S-2. betel-nut tree. [ft^StftqrH^] Knowing, perceiving, understanding. Ved. f%r%g a- (f*H 3^ Knowing, experienced. -f. Under- dom. defile- ments ).-Tj5r*o gladdening the heart or spirit --nr;r: the Supreme Spirit or Brahman. srf fxf: / reflection, (such as ?^i - standing, intellect. ( 3fta ) sticks to worldly wwtf power, intellectual capacity. ind. 1 A partithe Supreme Spirit. at To be piled up. -2 To the individual soul still Supreme Being. [i% Smooth, glosey .-2SIi p pery.-3 Blond which a corpse is burnt. -2 A monument. r*jr 1 A funeral pile. -2 Piling up, building ( ag an altar ). q; (which I animating principle -5 Brahman. -Comp. -WTTO- preme Spirit.-awr^f consciousness. hair. f%^-o.Flat-nosed life. maes or inflict pain r distregg.-2-To feel pain. lat. of m. I. the thinking principle or faculty. -2. pure intelligence, the Su- snake. 1. 22. 10 U. (ftwil^^) mind. ; -f^^fT:, reptile, -^arr:i -T*T:, -<mr:. tuft , Thought, perception. -2 Intelligence, Bh. 2- 1 ; intellect understanding 3. 1. -3 The heart, mind. -4 The soul, spirit, the aTrSaa^orn^ -4 pqi?chl be conscious of, understaud,comprehend, think, reflect upon. 1S4; H 4 K.240.-3 To regain consciousness. -4 To aim at, intend, design with Hat. ). -5 To desire or long ( care for. -6 To be anxious about, be engaged in. for, be intent upon, -7 To resolve upon. -8 To appear, shine. -9 To be regarded as. -10 To make attentive, remind of- -11 To snidee teach, initriut -12Toform nf 1C. 16. -3 The mind so ^ai%rTandcomps. below. 1. 22 -4 The heart (considered ag the seat of intellect ) -5 Reason, intellect, reasoning faculty -Comp. 3?3*ri1bf ; a. acting according to one's will, 3W?TT3fi 3TT?rf^ humouring. I. 'heart stealing, -3Trar^,-fT^r(; attractive, captivating.-2. pleasing, beautiful. airntft agreeable, attention of the mind to its own feelings, exclusive attachment to one thing. an^TTt attachment, love. r>jf arrogance. Tvf^t, unanimity. -HQWitl-.f- I- noblo-mindedness.-23lfaf: pride, agreement, pride,arrogance. sfffpT^ o. anticipat^rftsi o. ed, expected, calculated. of anacting according to the will "> 3T!, -3TW* -^:,-'ftf^! ! of love, pnHsion. -2- Cupid, the god love . f^Tnf)fJrr*rac5^7: R. 19. 46. other. Mai. 485 51 a. 1. 20. another. knowing the mind of less of conscience. rft^r: f^r%:/- contentment, happiness. the qjTrfy^; <* moving or touching heart, exciting passion or love. JJ^TJI a. composed, tranquil. ( -HI ) tranof qullity heatt. Jnrwar ^- rangement of mind, madness, in- breach of friend- sanity. f^^r/sr: tbip. ft%: /. |. dispoaition or state of the mind, inclination, feel- ing ; qrTifnnrfinrr'i%t7^TO3RNTT2. -2fr%: !n&f*raT ftinft S. imagining. -3. inward thinking, pttrpoge, emotion. -4- (in Yoga pbil.) inward working of the mind, mental -vision ; 8 --%^r X8 a ^111(9^! fl% ft Tfa: tqfdis- affliction, anxiety. bewilderment of the mind, traction. ^'^ a. pervading the ^j- ?rf^ heart, penetrating the soul. a. fascinating, attractive, agreeable. faviq^ a. 1 Reasonable, endowed with reason. -2 Kind-hearted, amiable. ftflr/.[f^H*f*FU I Think- -2 Understanding, wisdom. -3 Devotion. -4 Intention, aim, purpose. -5 A wise person. -6 Fame, celebrity ( ^jnf^ ) f^Rps; a. Ved Intelligent, wise. %33;a. 1 Causing to think. -2 ing, thought, reflection. What thinks or f e.eU, sentient. N. of a plant ( 5(T*I ). 3**T / a- ( sft ) [ M.5J ] 1 -flfiY Ani- mate, alive, living, sentient, feeling; Me. 5 animate and invjrtHi'jd'^g animate. -2 Visill conspicuous, TT : 1 A sentient bedistinguished. , ing, a man -2 supreme Soul, 4 An ecu). mind. -3 The animal in gen- eral. TTT 1 Sens?, consciousness ; 5t53i*rifr W^TTi ^fTflt 'g^rait B. Q. ; U. 3. 31 ; Mai. 9. 12, R. 12. 74 ; one's consci- -2 Understanding, intelli- ousness. regains V. 1 *.v.-lr n%:/- 1- agreeable of eloquent discourse gnTSr ^ q^w- passion. -2flqjr^: disturbance love, ; Vinr. 1. thef/od cf love, of the mind, emotion, agitation. 10 -2 a voice from hpaveu. -3. a rice art^T: boilei! coloured with turmeric &c5J3 : a pigeoo. EKtrrRll: telling agreeable or charming stories. A*rfT: 1. surprising tale. Living, sentient. joy, 1. difiEcrenceof view. pleasure. -2. inconsistency .inconstancy, -ntj: infatuation of the mind ^nrtaffec f%3>K: change tion, passion, desire. of thought or feeling. f^nr: distraction of the mind. ft$?i, -(%^T; aberration, disturbance or de- Will. - ^T: S, 1.34. -4 ~vnt,-^.m. \. 1 On Un'. 4/163] "i Bright, clear. -2 Varie- painted cloth used as an elephant'* boosing. -2. a variegated carpet. -2 an actor. 1- a painter -3 diversified. spotted, Amusing, interesting, agreeable ; Mai. 1. 4. -4 Various, different, manifold Pt. 1. 136; Ms. 9. 248; Y. gated, ** Sv&^t. ! an extraordinary act. -2. ornamenting, decorating. -3. a ) I. a picture; Mu. 2. 4. -4- in agio. (- ; 1. 288. -5 strange ; Surprising, wonderful, S. f%^ R. 5. 33 fifing magician, one ; Perceptible, vhib!e.-7 Conspicuous, excellent, distinguished. -8 agitated (as the sea, opp. 2.15. -6 Rough, 3TH ). -9 Clear, loud, perceptible (as a sound ). *: 1 The varif gated colour. -2 A form of Yama. -3 The Aioka tree. A 1 ?f lineation -4=(%*8H f%^ H^5 ; PariUara q- v. below. district painting, de- picture, A ;j;f liant ornament or ornament. -3 painting. An A -painted, -7 The spot. Rhet. ) divisions of K'avya ( poetry ). ( It is of two kind* y*^R^ and a^-qi^jtthe 'poetical charm lies f^r, and mainly in the nse of figures of speech dependent on the sound or sense of words. ManimaU thus defines it: As an instance of may SissfJnr be from R. Q. w n. =wl the strikes which bright eye. -10 Ohl, how strange!, what a wonder Hi'tt Ti^Tt TTT *>*ji=h< ! Sarika. stn PraHga hill and R 12. ; ^a a -m. astonishpainter. ) ( of lizard. &^ o. drawn fstniT Ved. having or one whose if, in a -T(T ! < 2' picture. . Anything words, punning, upon Flaying * using conundrums, riddles &c. called N. of u fjj: near iftf yellow coloured, variegated. the being! JJH: One of orpiment. in Yama', world recording the vicei and virtues of mankind; Mu. 1. 3TPTJ 20. ? a painted room. a random o-r incoherent talk, talk on various subjects'.- irf? a medicinal plant said to possess anthelmint'.c virtues. ?r^ " the Bhnrja tree. fg^: the cotton-plant. drawn in a n!T o, painted, the franKn. 2. 24. q^s ; picture coline partridge. 7S!,-5: I a painta coloured or ing, a picture. -2a. 1. divided cloth. 113 chequered into various parts. -1- full of gracebird ful expressions. <&%( the called Sarika. (M4H; a peacock. spotted leprosy. -8 ( In The last oE the three main cited the following verse ). manifold power, wealth is visible. or white I > 5iitT! 1- ing, surprising. k' n d qfftT: a bril- extraordinary appearance, wonder. -4 A sectarial mark on the forehead. -5 Heaven, ky. -6 nr3[ 15,13 47,0.1 iftoii^'nr S. 6. 80, 13, 21 &o. -2 who works wonders. -2- a painter. -2- a atiger in general. -2- a leopard or pnuther. -tRTO 1. a painter. -2 N. of a mixed tribe; a painter. magician. <> mjC: representation Jrttfft:/ sparrow. striped, having a spotted body. ( -if: ) 1 a kind of snake. -2. N. of Arjana. vermilion. -2. yellow or( -if ) 1. decked with aiif piment. brilliant bracelets. ( -^r ) N. of a wife of Arjuna and mother of Babhruvahana. 3rT^:/. an epithat of Satyavatt, mother of Vyasa. 3TW rice dre?scd with coloured Y. 1 304. condiments aijtr: a itffa a committed kind of cake. H* -W3 T! a peacock. board. of a variegated colour, shining with fire. -2- the sna; light. ( -S: ) I. < gence -3 Life, vitality, animation ;Bg. 15. 6. -4 Wisdom, reflection. 1. " Animate, scicusness- QtHUt^ having con- ConI ; to a picture, painted ^f^: /. portrait. painted ; R. a 2. K. P. 2, given as an instance of, one of the modes of 3?3ff ) -3. N. of Bhairava. -4. the Arka plant. -5. Siva. -<j. an epithet of the A- . piiuted. "airor ; Ku. 3. 42. sn- painted resemblance, ant*: a picture ; j?r a. first painted. ft^-7: pencpck. in a wonder- aricelape 31 '-snTfl' -steel, scene, outline of a year of the vins. -7. the first cyolo of Jupiter. fighting ful manner. Arjnna ( -m. fti! 1, ) the an epithet of sun. -2. N 436 a king of the (iandharvas, one of the sixteen sons of Kasyapa by his wife Muni : sr? rn? ornrnhRt manjart thus defines 136 Painted. of o. Variegated, V. f^f^f 1. -n^g-Jr painting. painted. -2. dumb, as in a picture ). ( of beautiful outlined, a. motionless I. &i& a. arched <,ftfrn ^rfiqrff highly tf^Tf%3T?rfc $IV Git. 10. ( ^r ) \ a portrait, picture. -2- N.of a friend and companion of Uaha, daughter of Bilna. [ When Usha related to her her dream, she suggested the idea of taking the portraits of all young princes in the neighbourhood and on Cslvji recognising A mvudilh -.,Chitra lekb, by means of her magical power conveyed hint to her place]. &W3? : a painter. tfmf.-M,r a painter's brushVSTO the h?at-fisb. foit near the Gandaki. wrsT: a cock. ftiVir a. 1. vari; ; ^ N.f oa*ly coloured, variegated .-2. multiform ftsrr the art of painting. a painter's studio. fsnsfg epithet of the seven 1 ?rr?!T q an m. sages J7flf%, : gsff. ssj and 3}%^, an>, 3^37, an epithet 5r eirnj. -- ^j or wondefnl beauty. a painted. y^rparticular position of the hands in fighting. f^rff a. I Bright, lovely, agreeable. -2 Brave, powerful. 37. ] jreut a. painter. -2 A tiger in general. small hunting leopard. -4 N. -3 of a tree. 1 A sectarial mark on A A ^ the forehead. -2 A particular manner of fighting. -3 N. of a wood near the mountain Raivataks. Den. P. egated, paint. To make variTo regard as 1 -2 wonderful. ?j: Variegated, spotted. The variegated colour. N. of the fourteenth lunar mansion consisting of one sUr; R- 1. 46. -2 A kind of snake. -3 Worldly illusion, unf^nrr [ ftsr-a*; ] I -Ooinp. the I xgfr. -2- the forehead spotted with the blood of a goat offered as ;i victim to a deity. |$r the reality. moon. : moon. frsrr f%[3j5f: t%r!rjfr the dawn. The month Chaitra. N. for a woman 'endow- ed with various talents and excellences', one of the four divisions into which writers on erotic science cl 6s women and : -jtfrift, 5i%:ft or *r?"ft. The prfrafr, Rati- spotted. -2 ; -2 f%cTi pot. p. [ Pf?j; *JT|5r lit ] 1 To be considered or thought over. -2 To be discovered, to be devised or found f%fr^ 8 U. I To feel wonder. -2 To adorn, embellish. Wonder, surftnfa?*of, -OTT: -4 Requiring consideration, doubtful, : questionable, tr^ arf^ 6ft!i Tf rgft ( ?; ^iTTTfT: &C- ) 8. D. 1. a. Painted, embellished. Den. A. -3 Conceivable, comprehensible. out. prise. To cause 1 tamarind tree. e wonder, to be an obiect of wonder T *flFT?T^ a. Flat-nosed. y or t i ; f%sg To be honoured a. wor- or grain flattened. See f%tiT. -Oonrp a. f^ftj TWi a. short-necked. flat-nosed. shipped. 10 U. (Rwft-a-, ftifa) f3JR5 Flattened rice. 1 : To think, consider, reflect,, (ponder over a^l^c^T finri'^renPTWreT Pt. A ; disease of the finger- ; 1, f^cTT HT^f^frn^srf gsTtTWHT^ think of, have an idea of, bring before the mind ft^ ( 381, T ) 258 4. f^rfcr H. 1 Pt. 1. 135 ; also f^c*r. ; Bv. 2. 34 ; Ch. P. ; ; ; a. 1. . devise, discover, think out A r: ; ^jtcgqr- H. 1. -6 To regard as, esteem. -7 To weigh, discriminate. trrSjc'ltrt -8 To discuss, treat nail ; -3 To mind, take care of, look to cf also 5TT!TfWt fadf^iTef S. 4. R. 1. 64; U. 1. 19. -4 To call to mind, remember. -5 To find out, of, consider. parrot ; ; Y. 3. 98. also f^f^fT: Longi lasting a existing from a long f^CCTW:. i%{fl [f^] long time, old time, ; f%0?ra Ac. The singular of any of the oblique cases of f^r may be used adverbially in the ' time, ' sense of ' after a ' long ', for a long ' ' long long time, H f%TC Tfo since,' 'at last,' 'finally,' renr Ms. 4. 60 ?w. JISTTTT f^TTrapTT ; a. l^-^cj ] Thinking upon, reflecting on ( at the end of corap.) ; as^f" an astrologer; ^Tni . rtt, -tr [ (^-HIT-?JI: ] 1 Thinking, thinking of, having an idea of; [ trtrmsiSteigM o. ^Jiq ^ 1 ReflecDevised, found out. tion, thought. -2 Care, attention. f%T?fit:/., f%r^rr (onsideration, reflection, thought. n. f^f=K o. ( oft f. ) [ f^-Ornt fir5T-3RWJ ?ft ^T ] 1 Wonderful. -2 Variegated. -J Having variegated ( black and gray ) hair. : of Brihaspati ., tfHHff: f$r^ a kind of venomous insect. sft: Brahml a. I Thought, reflected. f%rmr i ; 81, 1. 145. -2- N. of n. a council- hall. faftuft: Rnrr [ 12. .Ms. -2 5. ST Anxious Thinking, sorrowful f^rrerj f 12. -3 Re- ] 1 or ; -4 (In Rhet.) Anxiety, considered as one of the flection, consideration. 35 subordinate feelings : f^tTPTT>: ^j- ; vqrsT ?rr'TjTr f%err S. D. 201. -Comp. 3TTf ?y < full of care, disturbed in mind, anxious. ^nta n. anxiety in a. thoughtful, anxi^ fabulous gem supous. frn>T: ! posed to yield to its possessor all dethe philosopher's stone srr^J?^1 fNfraT f tT f%!TfTTatH1T Santi. sires, 1. 12 ; ; 62 MW 10. t 22. , Amaru. 79; f^nn%- *Tr%*: srfwnf ?TW^ S.6 64 59 ; f^mr ^VT rfftrrf^H ar ; R. 5. R- 14. Ku. 5. 47 Amaru 3 11. W?kffgi*t 1* B. 3. 26 63.^12. 87 |%IH<J ^ff T m: TSirrrS: S. 5, -a 15; f^>5fi%;St. Br.-Oomp. ; ; ; ; a god. -arrtttr: long-lived- (-m. ) a protracted siege, blockade. ^nr, o. existing for a long time. a. [%vrft -2 Bad thought. thought, care, anxiety ; fttS. 4. 5 so JlqFiH; ^ Mil. 3. 35, ; -3 reflection. Thuoght, thought. ^3f R. ; N. 3. -TW -^!ftsrT,-^f^, -f^T a, acting slowly, ^r<7: delaying, tarrying, dilatory ! a long time. 3ni?W> =fntfta of long standing, old, long continued. -2. chronic (as a disease), -sirs' -- . born long ago, old. Wn9r(,oan epithet of long-lived. ( -TO. ) 1. seven persons who are considered^ to a. be ' deathless ;' Tj* -2- N.of Vishnu. -3. a crow. -4.iV. of two plants 3fw? and ?ii?HR?. nf3> 437 having lodged for a long long banished, a time. f^TffqrH a- long sojourner. qj^rr a ^r, cow that hag borne many calves. fr^3>: an old servant. w, -Wlfas^ f^u?r o- lasting long, continuing durable. enduring, 22 sr? ijfsrjr 2. 68. -3 A sign of the zodiac. -4 Stamp, print, impression T^ -S Aim,direection.-0omp. Long-lived. Kama. epithet of f%refr Rifcnr, 55ff 3T^af3; I$TO foi^ A woman f^or auzfr [ TV. ] 1 married or single who continues to reside after maturity in her father's house. -2 general ). A young woman ( in 319 1. ; ; f$srr ; ^rw f^g; rsr%?rr *T3r$tre%: Ms. 10. 55. 2. 170. -2 Branded. -3 Known, designated. (^?^, ^i^^) ^TIK-1, 10 P. ^r ( tftf. ) [ flf* standing, old, ancient. onomatopoetic word, ; Den. P. ; To also Ve. delay, tarry; 3? 1 A -Comp. parrot. ( ftfrftft ) To hurt, kill, uged only in the Veda). The j%*r shoulder-joint. f%vrr%: A sort of cucumber. inj-ire ( ftaj;6P. silken cloth 53? irt lead. -2. lead. tt lead. (f^fJr) To pnt on A r%t?lft ( fw )Qj*| 1 necklace. -2 A fire- fly. A kind -3 flr^ become To P. ( f%fr, flirts ) 1 loose, be slack or flaccid. act wantonly, sport. F*& I ( Blear eyed. -jj [f%W;3T^.] A bleared or sored eye. -2 The Bengal ) kite f%g-r also in this : ; " Prom the English frying-pan into the fire. ". -Coup. iT: M. 4; of. a petty thief, a pick-pocket. t -fa%*rr, -f%^ \ cricket ; of. : The - A ; ; 5T:ifrc5if^ B. 2. inflict A ] the tamarind fruit. sorrel. A kind of wood- sorrel. ^a;r The tamarind tree. m. Sourness. .' To To Un. coax, 1 boast, 2. Injuring, killing.-2 Wash- ing. The female 26] breast udder. The nipple of 5^* > the breast. ^5 a. comp. At the end of ( certain Celebrated, famous, renown- ) ed, skilled in ; a^T The musk-rat mixed caste born stripe, 1 -6 A manner of writing with strokes. -7 Lead. 8 A crest. r-9Thedre=s of a Buddhist priest. -Comp. <4i , &c5: shrew. -2 A ^grt ov of a Brahmana father and Vaideha female. A game played with tama- j-^fl rind soeds instead of dice. ; Hiftfr the elder epithet of Siva. sister of a wife ( ? ). of writing, Haviug strips, a. t Mark, spot, stamp, symbol; emblem, badge, symptom a-fsnf OTfajs R, 1. 44 3. 55 fffamrpr i^KrfnPt. 1. 177. -2 A sign, indi- To ) roaring of a lion. aril z wood rag, a. ( f%<,ft-5l ) To Mark, properly a Denom. from the The rice-gruel. a tattered cloth, a long stripe or garment ; Ms. 6. C. -2 A bark. -3 A cloth or garment in general. -4 A necklace of pearls consisting of four strings. -5 A 1 v. 10 U. swrTf^jriPr 1 lead. see above. q. v. ; | -2 ; fSRieH ( ; l.ftgred ) A Buddhist or Jaina A mendicant ( in gen- ^-^ [ ; [f^sa; tW A manner q. v. cation ^K chin. ; ^ 8. kind of cane or sorrel. -2 Sourness. ^ Sourness, acidity. -Comp. 3T*3~ vinegar made by the acetous fermentation of grain. ( -JT^T ) 1 a tamarind tree. -2. a kind of sour A swagger. To -2 ( flatter. wheedle, Light- ning. 1. A. 1 1 of in ( ; pain'. : kind of camphor. clothes. 10 U. i: ^fsrfg^ffw* %#r: srfa*rfr H)<< garment ; or suffer Chine. ^rau; alrspfr. silk, cloth, 5P. 1 if A eral ). banner. ; : f^: rulers or people of China, 1 a tatter, rag ; m. I mendicant. -2 ^nr ^RCTTTj^HFTrftffr TOT H. 2. 31 ^iv -2 A kind of bandage for the corner* of the eyes. -3 Lead. f% i^crfv* >re ; 3. 1 ] ) Mk. ; &c. Un. ; : Si. 1. 15 . any ; old, ancient; cf ; R. 11. 16. -2 The dress of mendicant, particularly of a Buddhist mendicant ; ^tmpfr 1 bear, snffer.-2To beimpatient. -3 To touch. An U. general To endure, ^fR35TT: Of long standing, fcfir-ef ) 1 To wear ( -2 To take or receive. -3 To sieze. -II. 10. U. ( *fcjr(iM ) 1 To shine. -2 To speak. Marked, signed, stump- ed, bearing the badges of an office Y. 2 85 cricket. 1. 1 cover. the cry of certain animals, particularly of the ass or elephant ^fttf'r- Rrcc* a. Of long A frightful, hideous. I divided. Split, Kharjura and Niin- ba trees. marking, spotting. -2. wounding, killing. -3. (%(|rwa. an ^; got: the a- I. striking, ; frU-jffc -Comp. ; 5Hft^ -3 repeated. ed, ; [^T.-fftj bark, garments or rags. / ragged. Clothed in t* ;rft: [ nr *[< ^r i. 1 To cut )3JT A cricket. ^^ ' 3?tf faff] ( 1 g"ft Done, performed, observed. ^Studi- P. ( ^fft, fT5 -U. To become divide. ) 1, ) 10 P. small, to be diminished, wane. 10 ^r^ P . ( ft jjft To become ) small or shallow ( as a river ). I. 6 P ( gdft ) To conceal or *g% hide ! p =fj: - ( Sift I ) sport. -2 To hint one's To act or do. ~r?r 8 P. gurment. 10 6, off, ( ^forft ) 1 To dally meaning. -3 To cut off, pierce. cut off. -II. 1 P. To become Broad. 438 ^7 I. 1 10 P To T become P. out 132. -2 To tonch softly, or graze. -WiTH- email. -II off. A T small well or reser- S*:r*r P. 1 To ftmft ) ( ooze,trickle, The anus. ^r i. w u. ftf^r ) 1 ^Er-jr, ( To send, direct, throw forward, urge or drive on, push on ; ^4i S. ... press with a request. -6 To put forward, adduce as an argument or objection. -7 To enjoin, lay down ; ^3 ; sq^if a. 3^ [ irar.^] a. ^r?f -2 *r 1 The Invitation. -J Stealing, robbing &o. 5*r Theft. ^T ^f"K f^ . theft. ; a clever thief. Order, rule, pre- ^ ) Mai. Sending, throwing. -2 Urging or ward. -3 Prompting, inciting, encouraging, inspiration. -4 A precept, sacred commandment, scriptural injjg>. 1 a ball for 1 .j,^ P also ) 3. 3?-3T^ 38, Amaru. 16 P> l q- 3W, *tt ) 1 To a^ srt The ] ^H& tf# breast; Si. 7. 19. <97: Ved. A A 1 protuberance. -2 -3 To < SS"ft ) ' in To BwiD g, to and fro, to swing. -2. Mv. 5. 1 mkc tonsure ); R. 18. 51 5. 36 6,3* ; ; the head, a crest-jewel ( fig. also ). -2. Lest, excellent ( usually at the end of comp. ). cr%Tr tonsure. ^? It -ii7 o. 1 Having a single look of hair on the crown of the head. -2 Created. & The head. Vinegar prepared from ^3T?? fruits. tract. 10 P. -2 To 1 T" P^y. sport, amorous gestures. -2 To conjecture A bleareye. of the hand hollowed as in the act of holding water. 1 (fpratt) To con- close, shrink. ^?f TV. ] Tin mango tree ; irerfT ': Ku. V. 3. 32 2. ; 7; one of the 5 arrows of Cupid; see ft The anus. ^[fT^r: The mango 1 tree, -2 A small well. agitate. to .agi- L she-goat. P- ( 3i? rfl ) o. Blear-eyed.-jj: U. ; -2 The ceremony of tonsure* -3 The creat of a cock or peacock; Pt. 2. 73. -4 Any crest, plume or diadem.-5 The bead. -6 Top, summit. -7 A room on the top of a house. -8 A well. -9 An ornament ( like a bracelet worn on the wrist ).-Oontp. ^tT, -3Tfe " the ceremony of tonsure Ms. 2. 85. qr9T: a mass of hair; ^rintr m$<3<j Me. 65.-im:> -^f 1. a jewel worn on the top of 4. 20. =|T%: /. The anus. ) To burn. 4 A. ( ^ A 8'. ^^Kt The palm the hair on the top of a single lock on the crown of the bead ( left after the ceremony of 1, ^H Deep mud. 1 ] ha well. The 1 raise or Fondling children. j S w [ burnt exterior of roast meat, -2 Fried meat. -3 Chaff. -4 Bind. The '"PP 10 of * -JT H. and the looking north, another east, third west. jflp flit ; A fire place. -2 funeral large apartment or hall of three divisions, one ,-^ move -WITH T^ I ; Ku. C rock, ; ?N^T1cr composed porpose. to fig. -J A pile. a look tfffcl, sfe^ a- I Having of hair on the head. -2 Crested. -3 A small vessel. 55- Water which pulse has been steeped, I.I, 10 U. ( : 37. : 3T<7y<* -2 hollowed to hold water or anything; N. 8. 45 ; : , 8^ Vikr. 1. =f pj A -2 fire-place. A -2 A mouthful of water or the hand Moving slowly. The chin. The mouth, face. To kig ; small well. ^^10 P.( ^tgjr% procuress, bawd. P. ( ^ffarfT ) To move slow- ^qr ly, creep or steal along. ^fqsr a. Moving, stirring. ) 1 A elovute. -2 To rise, increase. dip, dive or plunge into. ^-^ A robbery Petty theft, larceny. -3 Wonder, sur- objection. Theft, | -fr/. ': prise. TJ 1 .... Objecting, asking a question. -2 An robbed. o. Anything stolen. *$n%np.p. I Bent, directed. -2 Urged on, driven. -J Incited, prompted, inspired. -4 Put forward as an argument. -5 Thrown, cast. -6 Appointed. -7 Ordered, directed. ^ra" o. [ 3?- R^T JRT seciet marriage, a. Stolen, robbed, -jf Theft. directing, driving on- junction. -Comp. playing with. ; steals or captivates the heart. -Comp. act of driving. 1 robber thief, ^I^T^BSWT^TT ^j: Bh. 3. 67. -2 Any dishonest dealer. -3 One that -2 cept. ^(^fT A I )T:. urg- Driving, fj^] Driving, [g^-trft Si,. 3T*r Robbing, theft. ^: sff: 1 Directing, invitation. 'ng. ( in gram. ) qfwf q. v. impelling. bear, have, possess, take, 3T^^<-g'^{T^t^(r ; ^a. promoting &c. whip or goad. ; To ) 1. 16. Animat- ] ing, inspiring, A Fig. assume be quick. of water-pot. The ceremony of tonsure. 1 Kissing, sipping ; Mil. Touching, grazing, Bh.4.95. To 1 ) 51; 10 U. ( 'sft'wft-fr Ms. 8 333 V. 3. 17. -2 rob, steal ( kind A 1 ^fft 3fr*?t 9. 7. -2 -8 To request, solicit.-9 To help on. -10 To bring or offer quickly. -1 1 To fix, settle, direct. -12 To be quick. -II. 1 U. Ved ( =ft^R-ef ) I To impel, incite. -2 To offer quickly ( boma ) -3 To hasten, ^ I Kissing, a kiss ; .reiH^r*^ B. G. Kissed. -2 Touched softly. 2. 165. 5? A A A ^%t A kiss. balance. To a. [ ^t^TtflfS in ] -6 The upper part or middle of a inspire, impel ani24. -3 To hasten, B. 4. excite; mate, accelerate. -4 To question, ask. -5 Ms. 3?^ kisser. -2 55T5f : [ 5^ 05^ ] 1 lecher, a lustful man, libertine. -3 rogue, cheat. -4 One who has kissed or dipped in a variety of subjects, a superficial scholar. -5 A loadstone. -2 To prompt, 1. ^A [ JJ-TI"; 1 porpoise. reduce to -2 To small well. u. (ipMHr,iS*r)l Ti powder, pulverize, ponnd bruise, crush. ^pr:-"f [ 15; :p^|5f w^ ] -3 Dust. I Powder -4 Aromatic powder, pound- d sandal, camphor Ac ; viofn f^jTSHfii -^ui*ji^t Me, Chalk. -2 Lime. -3 1 68. irr: -2 .flour. Pounding. -Oomp. ^K; a lime- 439 hair a curl, curly burner. 4. 2. ^ff:.fr ! lime-Stone nodule. a peculiar forwards. qTTf; vermilion .-gfe'-/. a bandfnl of perfume or powder. perfumed powder. [f'T^re'F] Grain Jried I A fragrant and pounded. powder.-2 A style of prose composition which is easy, does not contain hard letters, and has very few dompounds ^Fmwnt aoB^iTrsjt ; =^jfe ftp Chand. M. 6. -3 Ex. plaining in prose the purport of a foregoing verse. Crushing, pounding. 1 /. Pounding, powder. -2 -2 A Pounded, pulverized. -2 Crushed, bruised, smashed, shattered to pieces Ku. 5. 24. ^forUHi ^oH^ a. Made or mixed up with anything powdered. "frrff^ 8U. 1 To reduce to powder, pound, grind. -2 To bruise, smash. ^fiffq; 1 To become dust.f ly P. off into minute particles. A of. *pr. I crest. epithet of Siva.-2 A 1 servant, slave ; any set task. -2 A para- one who does a mour. %&( ft ter, 3rl*. Oft) (tf/0 A fe- 1. 44 ; Kn. 4. 9 ; yfir be urged that ... (we reply) not eo ( frequently need in controversial work) ; srrV-jnwis %f Bv. : . 'if it ' cfrrt 1* bat if. 5jfg?rfffi% %f^: try ( *rr 2. Si. Having a deed, performing. rr5r: destruction of the world. ffe -2 Doing, behaviour action, wh7tna-P!r%RT^wg-<54f&rf B. HrrsRnUf %rffct ', 4. 68; Ms. 2. 4. doing or work. S. BT,, 63 -tie*. faith. -Comp. m., strgr: n;f?r:, N. of Siaupala, eon of Damagbosha and king of the Chedis Si. 2. 96 ; see ; P. 1 (*wiiO To 1 go, move. -2 To shake, be disturbed, A 1 garment -2 ( At tbe end of ; . comp. ) Bad, wicked, vile *rrri%cj a bad wife. -Comp. sn?rer: a moth. gjiah; a washerman. ' A bodice. A Buddhist novice. 1 P .(^j?w) 1 T O g or move, -2 crest. Spirit, sensation. -2 Sonl, spirit, mind; U. 1. 36. -3 Con*ciou8nes8,feeling, sensation, sense; U. 1. 48. -4 (InVedantapb.il.) The Supreme spirit considered as the essence of all being and source of all sensation. ?q; N. of a modern reformer of the Vaishnava a. Relating to the N. of a conn- ) I i^] life, intelligence, vitality, %^Rt *raiWlW 95, -*Cf3 m., %rw m.j>Z. fT^tf$RTIT ; ghee. o. Jr^m^^ft^s If, ; cake of flour fried with =q- Ms.8. 26. -3 Effort, exertion. -4 Behaviour ;Pt.l. 150.-5 Action, *: provided that, although ( never used at the begin niog of a sentence ) ; irf ind. %^r ' ^pi< A nrnhr fcf in*: male slave or servant. tremble. -3* 1 An upper room. -3 The crest of a comet; ; T%JT*HT3? 5prrfft%ETf*l^r<JI*rBMai. 5 7 .-2 Gesture, action; ; person's movements. vant. Hair. -2 An great war. Going. /. 3 IT N. of a Yadava piince, who fought on the side of the Pandavaa in the %?3f: ment move- Motion, 1 hurt, kill. light, kindle. I ; f: -II, 1 style of prose composition. a. ^tfljf To 1 (ftTfir) bind or connect together. P., 10 D. [ -^rf?t ijuft It ] To tie, -3 N. of hundred cowries. of Patanjali's Mahabhasbya on the Sntraa of Panini. -4 A selection of an unanswerable argument. -Comp. "F^ "* ! &n epithet of Patanjali. -2> an annotator, commentator. fr^^rr 1 Grain fried and powdered. 6 P. I. -2 To walking backwards and exercise, A sum ^ ; vikr gravel, pebble. -2r-- %HT <* [ <^5^ a^[ ] mind. Belonging to tbe mind, mental. rt Memory. ^f%4> a. Mental, intellectaal. rtf; %??r a. Relating to a pile. 1 The individual soul. -2 A pile of stones forming a land-mark. -3 A monument, tomb-stene. 4 A sacrificial shed. -5 A place of religious A worship, altar, sanctuary. -6 temple. -7 A reflection. -8 A religious fig-tree or any tree by the side of streets ; growing Me. 23. ^ s, <arnjj Malli. ]. -Oonrp. ^H:, -f8J: a fig-tree standing on a the guardian "sacred apot. qraf: [ of a sanctunry. g^r; a hermit's water-pot. : The The ( in crest or root of comb dramas Tbe hinting or ) of a cock. -2 an elephant's ear. -3 indica- tion of the occurrence of any event by characters behind the stage afcr-fttai S. D. To shake, tremble. ^ g. in the beginning of the 4th 310; act of Mv. ^jr 1 P. ( =frtrft, rrfta ) To drink, tuck up or out. jfT * elephant A ). leathern girth -2 Sucking. ^^ 's*' [ TI ""^ 1 food to be sucked. TJtT: I ( for an girdle. Anv art 'i e * Sucking. -2 Inflammation in medicine j)iu'l ( -3A ). -3 Drying up. Sucking, suction. A. ( Sntf, in %ft7 about, stir, be active, life ; e. 1 ; JT^T ) 1 T.o move show signs of w %3t 3TfTm Ms. 1.52; Mai 8. 8 S. 6.. 27. -2 To effort, endeavour, exert onedo self, struggle. -3 To perform, To frequent.-5To ( any thing ). -4 behave, act. -Wmi ft 1. to stir, rr.ove, be in motion, move about. -2to act, behave. ; make % 1 Moving the limbs, gesture. -2 ^T: A which the N. of a lunar month full moon stands constellation Chitra ( in the corresponding March-April ). -2 A Buddhist mendicant. -3 One of the seven rang' es of mountains dividing tbe continent into Varshas. ^ A temple, monument for the dead. -Comp. srwf&: /. the full -moon-day of Cbaitra. ^njj: an epithet of the god of love. to The month %s|. %=j5f?: %f%:, %T%ST:, %f%^ m. The month called Chaitra. Acting. %OT7 if H^: 3{oj_] 1 a. [^"S^ ] Making efforts. particular mode of trwual en- joyment or coitus. %gsf 1 Motion.-2 Effort, exertion. -3 Performing, doing. %^V The day month of %3TTT Kubera of full-moon in the Chaitra. (**T) N. of the garden of ; R. 5. 60. 440 N. of Sisupaia : ; ( Si. 2. 1. cloth. garment. -Comp. a tjrjr: fy. -fjA A T: a. I ciV" 1 Created. pieco month. , washerman. A Buddhist mendicant. A piece of oloth. f: ery. >rNr 1 A bark, rind. -2 Skin, hide, -3 The cocoa-nut. -4 The uneatable part of a f rait. -5 The fruit of the fan-palm. -6 A plantain. A 1 : y: bodice m.pl. ) [ 33 of a country in southern modern Tanjore. the A abort jacket, a bodice. -2 garment reaching to the feet. A garment. -Oomp. Jf 5f: a diadem, turban. A 1 -3 A bark-dress. rind. breast-plate. bodice. ^ -2 A Bark, A soldier armed 1 -jtrfft^ '" with a breaat-plate. -2 The orange tree. -J The wrist. -4 The shoot of a J) enjoyment ; 98, abl. smtenr minded slip, 12. ( 71-72. ; duty &c. ^^ -4 To lose, ) Ms ; A fillet for the )f*>: head, a turban, tiara or diadem. 3T#( 3t be ST^re flc^rwrfr: Bk. -5 To vanisV diaap; bring about, make, form, create. -8 to go away, cause to forCous. ( ;fmfjt-?f ) ] To cause get. To cause to move, excite, agitate -2 ( A. ) To move oneself, be shaken or moved. -3 To remove, drive away; expel. -4 To deprive, take away, Pt. 1. 240. -5 To cause to fall. II. 10 P. ( =an*nt:) I To suffer, bear. -2 To laugh. Moving, motion. -2 Being deprived of, loss deprivation. -3 Dying, perishing. -4 Sinking, fall- An 1 excellent hone. Puro, clean. -2 sant, agreeable f lovely. Plea- Ku. ; 5. 81. .' C-3-fft a fall. -2 Deviation down, 1 Falling from. -3 oozing. -4 Losing, (Nrssnf ^r? Ku. 3. -5 Vanishing, perishing. -6 vulva. -7 The anus. -8 Quick Dropping, privation j ; de10. The mo- tion. P. 1 ^33; ( ^rfait ) flow, ooze, trickle, 5Tironw isTq To drop, tf Her^s^iJidTi *it : -2 To drop or 6. 28. I'P 1 stream forth fall -5 Departure, deviation. Flowing, trickling. ^jrsr a. Causing to Expulsion, driving away. fall. -6 si ; Bk. down, *<< !sjfl 5qr?if^ Bk.. 6. 29. cause to drop or stream forth. 1? i : -3 To -4 To wet thoroughly, ^Tf?f 1 Dropping, moisten. Sprinkling, falling. pouring. ->3 -2 Trickling, oozing. :: The face, 10 P. -2 To mouth. ( x?nrtf(T ) 1 To lauglj. -3 To leave. -4 To -5 To loose. suffer. hurt, kill. The mango tree. 1 ; ing. . (%O , ' pear, perish, be at an end R. 8. 66; Ms. 12. 96. -6 To decrease. -7 To 'i_*H dismissed from office. of a depraved soul, evil- aiTcirq; a. ^nft, MW^*'* ) ]> ; Ft. 1. stealing. away f.om, leave with ^-* ^i ] I P. [ *3-^ * down, slipped, fallen. -2 Removed, expelled. -3 Strayed, erred, deviated from. -4 Deprived. -5 Broken, disordered. -6 Dropped, oo/.ed out. -7 Lost, gone, perished R. 3. 45. -8 Moved, shaken. Comp. the habit of robbery. ( ^3* Fallen : bamboo. a. a. ; India, A & ^fJSi: ; deprived of I ^St*f ^5^ ) 1 To sink ( fig. 8. -2 To come out of 3. 20, 7. 92. -rft /. drop down, N. ip$fo trg ] ^F "It S. 2. flow or issue from, drop, trickle or stream forth from )f-ra'^2rf ^f-PNrffriS?: R. 3. 58 : Bk. 9. 71. -3 To deviate or swerve from, fall off also ) 7. also. fi%; fall or ( ^rT ; secret sexual ^hfo Theft, 33 I. 1 A. or bark in general. petticoat. * -2 Relating to tonsure. The ceremony of tonsure. 1 Theft, robbery. -2 Trick-3 Secrecy Concealment. -Oomp. 174. Pure, clean. -2 Honest. dexterous, skilful. -4 Pleasing, agreeable, delightful. -5 Sharp, pungent, keen. : ) ? F. -3*1 -; *5T -3 Clever, A A ), , Mads of a, of cloth, frf- '-M^I-IIV* L Animating, enlivening. -2 A goer. -3 Oviparous. -4 Abandoned: wickShakfsr 1 ed, void of virtue. ing, concussion. -2 Enterprise. -3 Management. -4 Strength. 441 5. o. i 1 -2 Treinbl- Pure,: clean. ng, unsteady. jy- 1 A part, frag- ment. -2 Cutting, dividing. OT 1 Coveiing,conceaIing.-2 An infant, a child. -3 Quicksilver. # A house. *fPT5Tnhl8.-2 To spread anything ), cover, cover oneself. -3 To hide, conceal ; Pt. 1. 287 keep secret ; A ft/- ) ( goat. A & A bine cloth. atfgijiTratf^: a wolf. she-goat. -Oofflp. A f: semblage 47 M.M. goat. w*reg?rfimtHH Si. 1. -2 A collection of ; rayg of lustre, light, Si. 8. 38 ; splendour, MM. ; -4 5. A A mushroom --q- A parasol, an umbrella ; fanlti of one's A 3j%7rRrtfter*r- fygn ^ Jrr ^jilh ?rf5fr* 3. 16 ; Ms. 7. 96. disguise. a forlon -condition, -2 asm: I A temple in honour of Siva. A OSTSTT 4. ; 19 j Y. 1. 176 ; alao snfrsfH*. The bearer of an umbrella. Having or bear- ufirtfs ttf5nc;a. ( oft/. ) ing an umbrella. OTSfT: arbour. barber. house. -2 U. To A bower, ( g^it-^, 07^ft-?t, sw, cover, cover over, veil Me. 7C $m 56 A ; ^g. Me. ^r t)0 ; ; guio ; Si. 2.21 ; s^ft, 3TJ^ ; i 72. TTTTW Vedic hymns n arr ff ; rtrwrU. .'{. 48 frequently used by JYu.ini U. 1. 11 ; Y. -,,j- , v ^qr ind. ^f$rq; m. a dressed [_ in VW-^-tll | j fraudulent, deceitful. -2 Disguised (at the end of comp. e. ); "HiKlfl; g. a?rgr5r-' disguised as a BrShmana. *W a [ Sf-^p f%= ] 1 Covered. -2 Hidden, concealed.secret &c.seetra;. - -3 Desolate, A solitary. ~4Private. wi'wj. expressive Amaru. 89. ( t^ijft-?r, jfl^i ) To -3 To be delighted in. To per 8 uade,ooax. 1 [ Pleasing, p!_-3*n; ] fascinating, inviting, alluring. -2 Private, solitary.secret. -3 Praising. -4 Wish, desire, fancy, liking,will Tf ^ f^5rrcT?Tt f fir V. 3 just as you li'ke; Pt. 1. 69. -5 Free will, one's own choice, whim, free or wilful conduct q-jf ^frpf f^Hf^ stfjr ^ ^r ; Rf7y. ^|rH^{j'<}<(fi- V. 2. 1 ; Git. 1 ; 195 ; fr^Tj^according to one's 2. fiee independently .-6 (Hence) subjection, control. -7 Meaning, intentiou, purport.-8 Poison. -9 Apwill, :!5j the other five being ftr^, ft^E and TPT, l.'i. nrr*W, -Oomp. ^f any metrical part of the Vedas or siftfar ). other sacred compositions ; T ftPm r^f 00 -IT; rvtf^ir- g^tftrf ( metre. -2. a student or chanter of the Samaveda Ms. 3. 145 ; ( &f\n: a violation of tfir: mR>^TJnft). the laws of metre, f^ffc /. ' examination of metres ', N. of a work on metres, sometimes ascribed ; ; ^rtr^wf ^^rf^^Kav. 1.12. a metre in general. ^3^ m. N. of Arnna. a. Ved. 1 Fit for hymns, metrical. -2 Made at will. ;9Tnf?r5iTT: To ] please, gratify .-2 cover.-4 4, science, prosotly ( regarded as one of the six Vedingas or auxiliaries to the Vedas Dandjn An imitative sound, of the noise of falling ^r; 10 U. Ms. ; Metrical to secret. ' n<^- ; 1. 14;t Bg. 10. -7 1 ---J ( irjft Chan. 33; -2 Free will, free or wilful conduct. -3 Meaning, in tention. -4 Fraud, trick, deceit. -5 The Vedas, the sacred text of th 4. trick hypocrite. . ; ; dishonesty, MB ^f!r> U. 1. 46 -4 The thatch or house. Inmp 9. ; Wish I ] . Mv. 225j qfefr- Tmfrr^ 199 ; 10 1 A 1 m. A^plea, ft dress, pretext, incognito, in disguise. one player, a cheat, disguise. bee-hive of a conical form. -3 A king-fisher.-r?t?KT Mushroom.^ A mushroom. Ms. 5. arwr, Trsrrsr: A mushroom A deceptive 1 17.-3 Fraud, widowhood. -2 | [ desire, fancy, will, pleasure . 2. dependence. -J. Wilful- -4. J JTi-TOIT: 12. 2 religious ;Ms. 8. 178. -2- carrying an umbrella as a type of royal authoqfifc 1. a rity. king over whom an umbrella is carried as a mark of dignity, a sovereign, emperor. -2. N. of an ancient king in Mi'^^Tq. HT: ! 'destruction of the royal parasol', loss of dominion, deposi- [*1*-*.*T -2 The roof V4sndeva. Pleasing, charming. " leaf.. ar-HMT 144 4. a. the . Uu. roof of a brella " ffi'S'''?*$* R. 'STflft 2. 69. f: 1 An epithet of protector. A g- ; I The roof of a carriage. or thatch of a house. -2 Concealing the teacher. -Oomp. -tjT:,-VKt the bearer of an umbrella. *m"t ! carrying or bearing an um- ness, N. 50 -3 A 16. sheath, case. -Oomp. ; -2 Si. ch -J 23. continuous line, streak GTtraTrwnu g^jarr K. P. 1. -Damp. J covering, Bhurja tree. , as- number, 10. 10. ; ; ' Mass, lump, 1 cover *g^ &C. -2 A wing ^! tN -2 A 1 Dry cow-dang. ^jTTeJ: 1 A goat. -2 N. of the sage Atri. -3 N. of a count iy. -jjr, tion. ance. 1 ttHU|:-nf light gence of whims, humouring, compli- ; fJrMk.fT* OT: -jft delight. ; ( fig. ) -10 Pleasure, -Oowp. -srg^.-r^: indnl. pearance, look, shape. as a cover ( . y^ Gratified, pleased. Ved. pleasing, lovely. 1 P. (sir^) To eat, conign^ same. An imitative word for the sound of 'crackling',or 'rattling.' a. ?TH^: man ; An orphan. -2 who has no 10 P. #Hl, go, 1 one A single relative. (jjffit, imft) To move. ^jf 10 0. (sfrit, lTf$T) To vomit". 3^s, -ar^ti 31^: mvting, siuknesB. /) TT?*RT Vo- 442 . ing. -3 -2 Vomit- 1 t->*i% sft ] [ A socuro place or residence. house. A -, -J trick, deceit, Fraud, 1 ?r$-3ll ] [ deception B. 19- 31 ; ; Mk. 9. 18 Y. I. 61 Ma 8 49, 187; Amaru. 16 ; Si. 13. 11. -2 Roguery,knavery-3 Aplea.pretext, ; guise, semblance ( ; Sk. or T IT family. ; 1. -4 InWickedness. -6 A Design, device. -8 -S -7 tention. Bk. or dull-witted pupil. t . Delusive, cheating. P. To outwit, decbat iffa &&ft G!t. 1 ; . 19. 61 ; Den. ; Bg. 10. 36 Amaru. ; sF?-*^ [ 41. uf^<* A kind of drama or dancing ; arfotf ftfTOrg^r* also 3h. 2. 7. Deceiving, cheating, outwitting. -2 Fraud, triok. Cheated, deceived Ac. Deceiving, cheating. " A cheat, swindler. rogus. 1 Bark, rind. -J A spreading creeper. -J Offspring, progeny, posterity. TJn. . 1 ftjrjrft^qrTtf 3r*5rft: R- 9.38 ; srf*: Ttfn S. 3. 10 ; Me. 33. U. 6. 27. -2 Colour in generaI.-3 Beauty, JJI^Y: ; srffcs Light, ff^ 1 ^: A ( tHT ( To rogue ; Ms. in- jure, kill. (4V/.) [ Vedic, peculiar to the Vedas ; as wt'fW: I'ft'Tt.-l Studying or familiar with the Vedas.-3 Metrical. TO A Brahmana versed in the Vedas. Metrical, familiar with <> metres. OTT (&/) ; Y. Relating to a goat 1. 258. .r- ( ifr/. ) u H H. 4. 53 ; Ma. 3. 269. -2 The sign Aries of the zodiac, of 1 The milk f he at -2 An *i ;g oblatiou.-Oomp. a wolf. scr an ephithe of Karttikeya. an epithet of Agni.thegodof 8re. SmTJT: A fire of dried cowdun -. a " ( &f. ) Coining from or relating to a goat. ^. A goat. trrm^rr A she-goat. ~Trf^. . -w, ^ Wmw PT " Cut, divided. (hm, emaciated (p. p, of -2 Feeble, & q. V- ). Abuse, re- 7D . ji (aw) 1 To Cut, out or lop off, he w,mow, tear, pierce, break asunder,rend,iplit,divide ; ^r f0^r5rsrrrSrBg.2. 23; B. 12. 80; Ms. 4. 69, 70 9. 276 ; 5T. 2. 302. -2 To disturb, interrupt ( as sleep ). -J To remove, drive off, destroy, quell. annihilate ^rort f&f*T Bh - 2 - 77 5 ; ; fta^j ( as " Belonging to the $ a day or %rf Mb. 5 : ness of shade is meant T: R. 4. 20 ; so 7. 4, 12.50; Mu. 4. 21 ); OTITWtr: HT^'rat fsr^q- Ku.l. 5; 6. 46 ; 1.75,2.6 ; 3. 70 ; 32.-J Resemblance, likeness.-4 A shadowy fancy, hallucination .-5 Blending of colours. iniTTk face, complexion 5^5Unrrgr ; Me. 15, 35. R. -7 Colour of the %w<5 ;?H"m*ft 3;^m?:f^-!T7 5T?ft S. D. , A A Durgfl.-ISThe shado w of a gnomon as indicating the sun's position. -16 The sun.-17Nightmare.-18N.ofa wife of the sun ( she was but a shadow or likeness of#in, the wife of the sun consequently when fffr went ; ; father's house without the knowledge of her husband, she put 0r*rr in her own place, frnrr hare to to her Savarrii Tatani). two song and Sani, and one daughter q- ; Ku. One who grants shade. 7. 16. R- 12. II -4 To take away, remove, deprive of ; H Tt RifrJ^ S. B. we do not lose anything . L. icindo ]. [ cf ftrf%:/. ing. rai^r a] 1 Fit [ fi^-fe^] Cntting.divid- ( fr/- ) [ f^^sncis^ ? for cutting. -2 Hostile, fraudulent, roguish. fo^ a. ( At the end of comp ) Cutting, dividing, destroying, removsplitting Ac. t R. 5. 6 ; ing, ; . M. m. The divisor, denomi- 2. 8. nator. ftff* bolt. -2 Pt.5. 88. -9 Beauty; ^lH~-JHi >r^t Me.80,104. -10 Protection. -11 row, line. -12 bribe. -14 N. of Darkness. -13 the sun three children: ; fg^H ff: S.7. ; 96 Me. 67.-2A-eflected image, a reflection; Lustre, light ; ). shadow ( changed at the eu-l;uf Tat. comp. into 0re when 3<%fi or thick- tJT^r ?at5T5^fit S. or she-goat ] Sneezing. 4. 1 4. 5; tcT^jTTrsqtfrfiT: 6. 5. -8 Colour ; hart, f* fft-^l" proach. a. see MM. U. Reflected, shadowy. Bark, a bark-garment. %:/[ see sw. ^ ; moon. JTT-T: the moon. ( -^ ) a measure of shadow. ftri a parasol. the moon. -*hi a sun-dial. < 37oj ] -6 Skin, hide. accompanied only by one's shadow,' alone qvs the galaxy,the m. the atmosphere R. 13. 2. ^ ; splendour, brilliance R. 9. 45. -4 ' a. O. ( tRT'U S. 5. 7 ;R. 56] Hue, colour of the skin, complex- ion Concealing*. '-'3 Oomp. 3i^f. tne moon. m. a reflected image or form. the bearer of an umbrella. jrf : a mirror. asnivgjTvsmflgrr Saturn, son of 9nrr.-?7:,-7tT:alargeambr>geons tree ; Me. 1*5. 4. 11. -tlttfrT bide, skin. st^tfirSJ a. cf. or hive. thatch, roof. 1 A cover, screen feftfHiT OT^JSHf^lTf: A leaf. ); -2 ?jt?T7 #[?; ] A *\ **<] f [ fig. comb in the Honey j Fraudulent. 105. Fiction, circumvention. cs'. hra?: arognish -4 Clothing. -5 Darkening. ; %!T B. 7. 30, 6. 54, 16. 28 1 ; Amaru. 15 ; Mill. 9. 1. s poetical 3^,? milk one day old ; N. 95 4r an scholar, knowing only the beginnings of stanzas. fresh butter prepared from indifferent sense to denote an u8r$r ); srgf^T *?^TOT: ffcTT: Ki. 2. 39 <m^r- g'^f ] ; ^ A disciple. pupil, kind of honey. -Conip. often used intbia ft A In4ra's thunder- 1 [f&^%] A diamond. Cutting, dividing. / 1. 4n axe. -2 Indra's thunderbolt. -J Cutting off. : f&rtt: [f^-ftT^ Un. 1. 51] axe. -2 sword. -J Fire. -4 A An 1 A rope, cord. a- raft [fN-m] 1 Cutting, removing Si. 6. 8. -2 Easily breaking. -3 Broken, disordered, deranged HrffrTt* T f*OJrtsffi fit: R- 16. 62. -4 Hostile. -5 dividing, ; ; Roguish, knavish. re? . [ fa^-{q[, Pierc(a^-ar^^i ] ed, containing holes. glit ; j[ 1 A hole, cleft,nssnre, rent, pit, opening, 443 crack 223,240 -2 Solving, removing, disstpating,clearing ; as in *T5TT^d5 --3 Destruction.interruption f^^fr^^rfJftrrsT Mu. 3. 21. -4 Cessation, end, groilSmearing,anointing; K. P. 1 99 3. Ac. -2 A MB. 8. Mk. 2. 239 snt- 9 ; blem- defect, flaw, 10.-2 Overspreading ] A termination, disappearance as in tr&S. 2. S.-5 A distinguishiog I weak point, tion, foible ; ^3 A Mb. -3 vulnerable or weak side, srff*r fo% g imperfec- wwrft- ( ^jf sfrirr% *l*nnt ii Ms. 7.105, 102;?%? H. 1. 81. where fc% means a hole also ); Pt. i j$cr. f&fwn Proverbt ' Misfortunes never come r ingle.'-4(A8tr.)N vofthe eighth house. -Oomp. ajd^ll^-ii -sTspflTft^-wgsm^.-oi^ft'iCa- 1. looking oat for faults or flaws. -2. seeking the weak points of another, picking boles, censotious 5 *rqfoit I^STTft ^~ Pt. 1. -& 39 Pt. 2.38 j ; mfttHmTftHl cane, reed. 01* wno ex- arTwrq; poses his weak points to the attack of others ssr a- having the ear faults. pierced^^rflr a. 1. exhibiting -2- seeking the weak points. ^fjfo a. observing faults, a captious critic. A mark.-6 Deprivation, Failure ; ^dfl-M^ S. 6. fPT^gyn^f^r: Me, 11,59 v. 1 Cut, divided, chopped, riven, torn, broken. -2 Destroyed, removed; see ff>^. -3 Decaying, declining. -4 Exhausted, A whore, hartired, fatigued. lot. -Oomp. ifcsi a. shorn, shaven. rent, w Jptt doubt $u a riven tree. Hifft* a. nose- is less. dispelled. nSrw a. cut whose . up through and through, mutilated, mangled, cut up a headless form of Durga oat ap by the roots ; K. 7. 43.one kind of asthma. ^TSIT whose doubt is dispelled,' free from doubt, confirmed. ' . &^ a. 1 Cutter .-2 A wood-cutter. I%.-3i5 [ viding tgt STfT a- 4;B. 14. l;Ms. 1/270,370 ; M. 4. Y. 2. The denominator of TI> ; ; [<&5;?1.] 1 Breaking. fy I A Jndra's thunnderbolt. Cutting. -2 carpenter. -2 o. Cut, divided, split &o. | Cutting or tearing ofC, -2 Destroying, removing. dividing. iw.p0<. 1. Ve. ; 10. -3 -4 Besmeared, -5 Cut. 22. 1. 1. A To K. i knite. IT?r, ifftarr, fffr I. 1 P., 10 U. ^r Si. 3. ar^rcig-btjiTdlVKli): g^urXRtta^f wfreU'ft Si. (?\ft, 9^-^) (yum, ?*r ) 1 To -2 To chine. -3 To vomit. kindle. II. 7 P. COM*. To To pour out.-2 -3 To ( 05fjjfl-% ) 1 out, epit vomit. eject, 10 U.( [ fs^-"fl(^ ] p. ( To a beast ( as domeeticated 5frfiHO irfft, To beg, request. %g? a. ( sr-rr **^ TV. Tsme, -2 Citi- 1 ] ). zen, town-bred. -3 Shrewd, trainep in the acuteness and vice of towns. 7: 1 A bee. -2 A kind of wgarff see below. -Comp. ygiirsr: one of the five kinds of arjpinFr, 'the single alliteration,' which is a similarity occurring once ( or singly ) and in more than one way among a collection of consonants To be cut or if Amputation. divided, divisible. The mnsk-rat : Y. g|fat: ( ft/. ) 3. 213 ; Ms. 12. 65. |pr6,10 qyl.P. 1 ?3^] ; o. Set, inlaid. ' kindle, light. ^5 Cutting, tearing, catting off, splitMs. 8.280, 292, 322. tiog,dividing -2 A section, portion, bit, pa.it. -3 Destruction, removal.-4 Division. da a- t?^] Blended.intermixed; off, di- Cutting asunder, dividing, splitting. -2 Detf I stroying, solving, removing. [ ; e. g. . M S. : D. 634. - a figure of speech;one of the varieties of arraft. The Chandr41oka thus defines and illustrates it; cut, slip off. To cover, hide i f f? 5S^ 5. 27. : gfcCfr^fTft*] " * -o [ w^-^R ^> ^T 3 A wind. tgra Ved. The chain ^ seer%l*>. ; To cut, To engraveT-II. 6. P. (if) 1 To cover, smear, danb, 1. 1 P. ( ffkra, nftji ) 1 divide -2 ?R Caw. ( envelop.-2To intermix. gfwft, ?^i% ) 1 To orphan. A cane. : P. ( UTS', or r;r, cotw. mow, cut asunder, 15. 40. tfrrir^r ) To out, reap; Bk. 14. 101, g1Q' fore-finger together m. u'f inlay, with mosaic ornaments. -2. To Mai. overspread. -3 To besmear ; 9.30. AD ": W Air, insinoa* Retaliation, 1 eounteraction.-2 A ray (of light). 6 P. ( JT^ ) To touch. -4 . tion, double entendre. screen. set &^ ^r?g ^Tft WT Catting ] a fraction. ing; ; 7 play. ^K &c. inlay, coat, 41 arfirsT^i- ; with 4, cutler. Tt?, 2. ft-ffftrer- ; Lime. knife. 'P- anointed *1 1 * Cutting, dvs[ftrv*n% V*. dividfelling down, breaking down, Ku. piece, ; -3Destroying,removing(doubtB&c.). ^ A 6. 4. -2 Overspread, coated, covered over Ku. ft^rr^d^Ttf : OTh?: Mai. 1. 22 1. 4;S. 36; B. 12. 100. -10 ( In math.) A divisor, the denominator of a fraction.-Oonrp. 3>tt a woood- t%3*rft Den. P.To perforate, bore, - -9 fragment,section bit, cut, pierce through. T%f^T n. [ for iSfliSr ?$ ] 14 Having holes. -2 Bored^ perforate- an incision, cleft. -7 want, deficiency. -8 cut, U. ; r; 1 [ $5-f8rf%] Abandoning, A. approach. A ( A fisherman, lee ring. citron, lime. &pft ) To go, move, 444 5f a. [ f3t-3i^-3j-*n 5 ] I (At the end of comp. ) Born from or in, produced or caused by, deicended from, growing in, living or being at or in Ac.; wf^aNnr, 53T, srasr, vftiM, WTSJS aQj-rt &o. -2 Prepared from, made of. -3 Belonging 4 to, connected with, peculiar to. Swift. -5 Victorious, A conquering. -2 Production, birth. -J Poison. -4 An imp or goblin. -S A conqueror. -6 Lustre. -7 N. of Vishnu. -8 N. of Siva. -9 Enjoyment. -10 Speed, swiftness. -II (In prosody ) One of the eight syllabic feet ( TT ). ar: 1 uN^lO father. P. To ( sTffJtft ) 1 protect. liberate, release, set free. 2 The Malaya mountain. gfj?: 1 -2 A dog # W^2P. To eat, A pair. (srftfa, eat up, orsfjvr ) srfifiT destroy, I consume 13 28; 15.46, 18. 19 Bk. 4.39 Me. 21. -2 To langb. ; ; ; the N. of Durga. IpftTff: Supreme Being. -2- an epithet of 1. 1.- J. worldly existence. irg; 1. an epithet of Brahmii, Vishnu, and Siva. -2. an Arhat of the Jainas. ^ht N. of -^nT:, -*ST: wind. Siva.-JTff /. 1. Durga. -2. Lakshmi. *rtf-ft 1. the Supreme Being. -2. an epithet of Vishnu. -3. of Siva. -4- of Brahma. ( -ft:/. ) the earth. sfat N. of Krishna. f^rrST: the expiration of Yugns. ^rthe earth. wrf^l "> 1* the Supreme spirit. -2. the sun. Supreme ^rg. the . creator of the 1 the Be'ng. fjf world.- 2 Brahma. -J. Siva. 3f n?ft 1 The earth ( ^ 513 ^TT^f s'ft'irT: Ki. 1. 7 ; ; >rr% snnft snrft 5. 20. -2 People, mankind. -3 A cow. -4 The site of a house. -5 A field planted with jamba. -6 A kind of metre ; ( see A pp. ). -Oomp 3T*/f?T!, -f*t: a -- king N. 2. 1. m. a tree. trc a mountain. ; Eating, consuming. ft/- ) Moving, moveable ; qpf wr?*!T 3rT?T*rT*HW Rv. 1. 115. 1 ; yef f%"^ <4 snrr^w? Vishnu; ( An ": : ( F ) * ' -2 An r8 - in- -3 An animal. sect. TT*ft TV.] An armour. preme spirit. -3n%!, -snf^sf: the Supreme deity. 3nfs|3T: an epithet Eaten. A place where a person has I eatnn.-2 Eating, dinner, food. SHITt ; ' f> tf^ ; and Siva. T^JTV salvation of the world --fftf, -tjrg m. 1. the creator of the world. -2. Brahma. ^rr<4 the cause of the universe. jr^ the Supreme deity. -2 Siva. Narada. -4. Brahma. : . 33^ sn^-srtT^ A last two senses a- /. 3rf?tt: ). [ 3T? [ 3ftf%\ ] J 1 Eating, 5ff?IT a. [ TH^ftwq; ] 1 Uoing, being in constant motion. -2 doing to, hastening or drawing towards. Wind, air. The hip and the loins, the *rnr 5nr^ frt^rtr^ ?nrr 9>*fl>K Oil. 12. -2- The pudenda. -3 Bear-guard, the reserve of an Mil: 1. the hinder -Oomp. 32 ] 1 buttock 1^] Hind- 1 a younger brother. -J. a 3T: ! ~r\K^> [ FJ;-!%^ f|?t ( offensive ). a- 3f^: ^ ^ [ 5^-f A weapon ] 1 ] Striking, killing. srniT o. [ rn5^ living,raoveable I an<5 ] (opp. Moving, immoveable f^diniftq 5RW: B. 15. 16 ; 3frjT: Mv. 5. 20 ; Ms. 1. 41. -2 Derived from living beings. R. 2. 44. it A moveable thing ; )l -Oomp a. ^rj . immoveable. -jjpft' an umbrella. ^ tfT sert, A 1 deert,dreary gronnd.waste A -2 thicket, -3 forest. A secluded or unfrequented place. xH'Ilcl' A ridge of earth running along the edge of a field to collect water and to form n pnngage over it, land-mark. foison, venom. r'jcf. Un. 5. 31 ] I Leg fiom 3Tf the ankle to the knee, the shank. -2 The upper part of about the loins- -J stead. ^rror ; army. part. -2. rear-guard. $M*t (dual ) the hollows of the loins of a handsome womanif?tt weight of the ^Mril I. an^unhips; S. 3. 8. chasto cr libidinous womun; <rprf%- the leg, the part part of a bed- A -Oomp. ^rr:, -*rfNr:, -*TT!, a runner, courier,an express. *|R: an armour for the legs. ^ Running swiftly, rapid. -2 A courier. -3, 5. w , T^'or-rF Mai. 6. 19.-2 Food, victuals. ; [ srsft ; Sndra. e7 1 1. Vishnu. m ' * n' 8un< aftvt a living ^"8t w$ the three worlds i. e. being. heaven, earth and the lower world. ^hri the sun. trr^t |. Durgfi. -2. Baraavatt. mr: 1 the lord of the nnivere.-2. Vishijn.-3. Dattatreya. 4. N. of a country. -5. N. of an dot at Jagannath. 6. N. of a Pet. ( -tft ) Vishnu nnd Siva. (-UT) -5. -mii?? -3-11^ ; of Siva. 34T9TT: I. time. -2. air, windMrs-., wrg^ m. wind. fa. -qfifc the lord of the universe, the Supreme deity an epithet of Vishnu [ . Bg. 14. 18 ; Ms. 8. 270. -2 Worst, vilagt,base,loweBt,ceninr able.-3 Of low origin or rank, -rv; A. Sudra. CTJ The penis. -Oomp. & m. Wind, air. n. 1 q.^*ct Mb. world, the universe SMI^T: ftjpr- The o. most, last land. attendant, guardian. '3s Pt. 1 active in dancing. a. Having large buttocks. woman 173.-2. a a. stftc? : PA deer, an antelope. [ inrr-isr^ ] Running swiftly, rapid, quick. 3T^, 3tn 1 P. ( snnt or s|grf(T ) To fight- 3T ( ^ ) 3f: A 3Tp^ 1 P- ( warrior, soldier. ^3?ffS ), To make a dashing sound. sfcnr o. [ sn^-gfrsr^ iff ] Being born again. -2 Burning. 1 445 thet of tfiva. -2 tree ( ) -3 a. Muttering prayers reAn ascetic, or devotee who mutters prayers ); cf. P. III. W3 gf: peatedly. yearg old. ( 2. 160. 3j^ 1 twisted I'. ( sw'ici ) To clot, 3Tl?t? a [ 3ur ajNT>J $3% ] I Wearing matted or twisted hair ( as an ascetic) ggre^ldrtWqtaiir Ku. 5. 30; (snjcj may be here a noun become matted together or ( as f^ ; hair). arc a- [ ii3;-3T5[ ; srg; 3n 2^ ww- Shra] Wearing twisted lockg of hair. si [ Un. 5. 30 ] 1 The hair melted and twisted together, matted or cloted hair ^*mfq 51^ ; S. tt s. 6. 6; 7. 11; -2 A fiparticular manner Mai. 1. 2. brous root. -3 A of reciting Vedic text words thug the ; V^*1:- repeated in thi* manner would stanl thns ipff $%snr: : -4 A root in general. -5 A branch. -6 The plant. -Ooap. -^ftr,, -*., -IT,: epithets of Siva. ^rs ].a mass *4t ?5f*!ft *3\ *ft *%*q: The waved-leaf flgAn elephant sixty 'an meaning ascetic'); 3^erg|f%B. 13. 78. -2 - . . W^f g^TT: ^TmtiTf? T?IT irt?T?%RT Bh. 3. 21 fSrormranr Pt. 2. 81 Ve. 2. 18. -3 Dense, imsr ; ; pervious ; Bv. 1. 52. ff: 1 i?r form into a 6. Ib. numb : , Den. P. To etnpefy. Mil. 1. 30. snt*rac ity. m. I Frigidity. U. 1 To stupefy, benumb. paralyse, render motionless or insensible R. 2. 42. ^rsr 8. -2 To I- srfni P. 1 To become insentible Frigidity, coldness. or rtupid. 3irHTO 1 -2 To twist together braid. -2 To complicate, Stupidity. ness. A : interweave. a lamp. ij^: a. wearing matted hair (-^.) a mendicant or ascetic. 4rf braided hair forming a coil on the top of the head. j^frT: crest of ( formed by ) clotted hair; Ku. 2. 26. srft^hrrT: Complication, confu- sion. ^HJ f ( A ^f ] )f5: f r ckle, [ mark. TV. ] 1 Hard, gtiff, firm. -2 Old, -3 Bouud, tied. T! * 1 The ntomach, belly, abdomen 3fg-> grtH i%*rnr %*& Pt. 1. 22. -2 The womb. . , ; A son of Syein 5raT5:> -srer?^ and Aruiia, a eemi divine bird. He [ was a great friend of Daaaratha. He once saved his life while he wag thrown down along with bis car by . Saturn against whom he had proceeded when a drought, said to be caused oy the planet, well nigh devastated the earth. While Ravaua was carry- ing away Sta, Jalayu heard her cries in the chariot and fought most desperately with the fonuklable giant to rescue her from his grasp. But he -3 A hole, cavity. -4 The interior of anything. -S The bosom. -6 Morbid affection of the bowels. -Ooinp.-afJ^r: the digestive fire of the stomach, the gastric fluid. 3rHT: dropsy. 34rr, -*nir bellyache, colic. Jr-trrcnrr pain endured by the 3UJT, child in the womb. -3 Apathy, freckle, mark. till Kama passed by that place in the course of hii search after Sita. The kind-hearted bird Rama told that wife had been carried away by Havana and then breathed his last. His funeral rites were duly performed by Rama and Lakthmai.m ]. gren? o. his *z\ STWI? RUnro gf ] i Wearing a coil of twisted hair. -2 Collected together (like. matted hair); Bv. 1.36. B: 1 The ( Indian ) 6g-tree. -2 Bdellium. [ i' 3RT<5*> -3ffe*T ed or braided hair. Wearing twist- The dian An ) fig-tree. -2 Clotted (In- hair. ,3 assemblage, multitude. STft^C ( sft/. ) a. Having twisted [ srer Imir. -m. -iWTW I An tft ] epi- Un. 1. 18 ] 1 Lac; Pt. 1. 107. -2 A kind of red dye. 5., ^: f. A. bat. -Oomp. ai^T^ red arsenic. ^jy a house made of lac ( such as was built by Duryodhana in order to burn up the Paudavas gere;: a ). nfoh a mole, the body. ^*T; j lac. Lac. -2 A A bat. bat. Un n. The J at ohoeg. mark on Lac. I 102. man natural a. 4. [ 31^-? (ftsarto! collrr bone, the clavicle ; also. A. ;/)? TRI^ or ^rri)^ ) 1 To be born or produced ( with abl. of source of birth ); srsrr* ^ ^ 5*. Ait. Br.; Ms. 1.9; :<. 39, 41 ; smrffrgT^TOf Rv. 1C. 90. 12 Ms. 10. ft 3. 76 1. 75. -2 To rise, spring up, iritT ^rsrrjff I Contained in the belly. -2 Concealed in the bosom. jfj^j Ved. The cavity or recepta1 of waters. cle ; was mortally wounded, and remained in that state Stupor, stupefaction, Mil. 1. 35. : of twisted hair (in general).-2. the twisted hair of Siva; stJi^jii^ ?r?l% ftPnr^T Sff^T G- L. 14. -^^rw: be- -2 Stupid- -3 Duinegs, apathy. -4 lion. Long pepper. *llSrt?$ 8 U. Stupefaction, numbness, stupor ; U. -5 Duinegs, timidity ; M4I. ; A -2 A goat. -3 An asoetic.-4 A Brihmana in the first period of his life. . ; 3. 12. . . Complicated, confused, intermixed, intermingled; ftirr^ratj^ f*T^HIri^r Pt. 1. -3 ( In Rhet. ) Outness, regarded as one of the 33 subordinate feeling*; S. D. 175. -4 stupidity ^ TV. Cold, frigid, chilly Mil. -2 Dull, paralysed, motionless, benumbed f%rr3ra a'tf* S. 4. 5; U. 3. 41 6. 28 6. 39 ; <ms?t^ f fcsr&T Tri-amr R- 3. 68, 2. f. 9. 13 ; ] 1 0. ; 6. 13. ; ; 42. -2 ; Dull, senseless, stupid, tional, dull-witted irra- 3Tar*ruiH TIS-.. O. L. 15, so ^ff^r, srg-jrnr &c. <arrfr Y. 2. 25; Ms 2 110. -4 Dulled, made senseless or apathetic, devoid ; of appreciation or taste; t^pHmra"?: 3 f^TSTrfTnfiVij^: V. 1. 9. -5 Stunning, benumbing, stupefying. -6 Dumb. -7 Unable to learn the Vedas W gI Cold, frost, Dayabhaga ). winter. -2 Idiocy, stupidity. -3 Dul ( : I gapathy, sluggishness. Water. -2 Lead. -Oomp. fare HT ness, work, alotlifuluu33. -2 ignorance, ; ; grow ( ag a plaut&c. ).-3 To be, become, happen, take place, occur ; sjfaBi'Hiarir^rsf'r f Mg. 1.99. -4 To be poscc. -5 To be born OV'*. or destined for anything. Y. 3. 226 ; sible, applicable 1 To give birth, beget, cauge, produce. -2 To cause, occasion. (wift) A creature, 3nn [ Jt^-ar^ ] 1 An individual living being, man. -2 or person (whether male or female); fff sri: S. 2. i> % 18; ITPT f^'it 3pr: U.2. 19 female friend ; so ff^aprt a slave, arMriM-T; Ac. ( In this genee of?: or *->! TTfl: is often used by tbe speaker, whether male or female, in the sing, or pi., instead of the fire* personal prououu to spuak of him3f^-. a ; 446 elf in the third person Ku. snr ); 40 5. spr : male ( ) ; scandal. ^taf: one (. . the fifth) of the seven divisions of the uni- and the king Maharlcka. situated above news, ruWT?: ( also xiA^lif: ) I inour. -2' a scandal. sqwifTT: po- Brahmana. usage. sp- a. well-known people, famous. ajf^t /. a tfrnT " densely rumour, report. snrira' a. Generating, producing. ( ^ft/. ) Prodoeiog, m. A father begetting, creator. crowded with people. Pt. verse % female ) snrftrir ^rraift- it tsrffr Nag. 1. 1. ( female and pi. ) -3 lien collectively, the people, the world (in aing. or B. 8. 81. ptQ ( ; M. irfr arrft %grrf^ 1. -4 Race, nation. -5 The world beyond MaharS. 5. 17. tribe. loka, the heaven of deified mortals. -^T Birth, production. -Comp.-otfTTT a. extraordinary, uncommon, superhuman 3?f3 -- removed from men, an uninhabited an epithet region. -3. place. -2- Tama. -4. personal proximity. of secret sffi&R communication, whispering or speaking aside ( to another ). (-ind. ) aside (to another) ( in dramas) ; the S. D. thus defines this stage-direction pular among large concourse of people, a arsS^raf: at^Tt Krishna. an family a caravan. -3T<5r: appellation. srr^Tor a. thronged or crowded with people; S. 5. 10 3TT^K: ! popular usage or custom. -2. propriety, dean asylum corum. for 3JTSTJT; people, an inn, caravansary, -srrsnr. a pavilion, -jnfs, -$?T:, f^t, a king. %g a. desired or liked by the people. ( -at ) a kind of jasmine. ( -HI ) turmeric. T^nrrtf glory, afnrt a concourse of people, fame. iffo m. lac. the people's eye', the sun. cmfy the Supreme Being. crowd, mob. H. *ar$fK gr- rr a umbrella, a parasol. ^w: TO : 1. a community, race, king. nation; Y. 1. 361 v. 1. -2. a kingdom, an empire, an inhabited an 1 country ; gprq% T Tf. T^nr^ft B. 9 4'j ^ii^un^r gpT i SfTT^T^j^n^rt Me the people, subjects ( opp. the sovereign ); grsrqgfijfjMjsrY ?T3f& or community. mrrsf: 1- rumour, pirzr report. -2- scandal, calumny. a. ]. philanthropic. -2- liked by the people, popular. ( -tr; ) I tin epithet of Siva. -2 coriander- seed. : an epidemic disease. 31 established custom or usage, po. row gratifying the polar custom. people, courting popular favour. "~Wl 1. rnmour. -2. producing, J:^3TT3 Ac. calumny, causing Generating, Ij'SignTSf, A 1 ^fs ; -2 N. of a Videha or Mithila, foster father of Stta. He was remarkable for bis great knowledge, good works, and holiness. After the abandonment of Sita by Bama, he became an anchorite indifferent to pleasure or pain and epent progenitor. father, famous king of priest grr, Sitft, epithet of Vishnu or 313*1 a wolf. N. B. is said to have listened to expiate the sin of killing a ] Ved. Production, ge- 3fHff?fc /. neration. sff^f 1. 9. A mother. A See 3^ 3. Sff^ creation, production.-! / mother. -4 <* ffTTri rQ^V|-5?rr epithets of daughter of king Janaka. 5riW [ 3p!Ht Hijs n^ ] 1 Birth. -2 or assemblage of people, mankind, community B. 11. 82 ; 15. 67 1. 301 ; 29; 16. 6. Producing [3T^nft?S^] gr^sra. ysmmt 3R^T ; Si. 20. 41. srt grsmr The Supreme ^; I Birth, being born ; Being. *TN-r*H3 ffTWITW Moha M. 13. -2 Causing, production, creation, 1. 42. -3 AppearsfhrrsRsnijKn. anoe, manifestation, rise. -4 Life, existence ; TI^S; grsfir wfti HT ^TirTRQ^ft ^Ku. WW^ Giving 1 ] 1. m. sjtftj A father. ^Plj Ved. 1 A -2 Origin, source. A mother. A father. 3f7V;fr dual ( iH tion. ) 53 ; S. WT A mother. Parents. "* or I . Birth, Offspring, desoeudauts. -J A creature, being. -4 Gender, gx. -5 Genus, kind. ^/* Birth, production. 1 Birth ; ftrnlWfat grgt Bv. 1.16 -2 Creation, production. -3 Life, existence gr^t *r$WV* ( ^L . ; Bv. 2. A creature, a S. 5. 2 Ms. J. 77. -2 The ( individual ) soul. 3. An animal of the lowest organization. 3rj: [ 3js(^ living being, 1 ] man ; ; 1. a snail's shell. ] I A mother. -2 -4 55. Nativity. -5 Birth place. -6 A creature, being. -7 Genus, kind. -Ooap. 5rgrhr: blind from birth, born blind. -4 People, mankind. -Oomp. ). snrf^j /. [ 3i^ 3tft Birth. produc- -2 mony . ^ftsrr hone. birth-place, -5 Bace, family, lineage -6 Preparation for a religious cere5. 2. ( -1 created. Den. P. To long fora wife. Pt. Si. 5. 14, 12. causing Ac. Birth, Occasioned, occurred, happened &c. ; ; 5i^-Pr^-f [ -2 Produced, birth to. The sage tii^Hrtur was his and adviser. -Oomp. srrcR- A number fHrt A I A woinnn.-S A wif e.-5 A daughter- in-law. philosophical discus- in producer. progenitor, n. sions. 425. ; it : his time : fsrrsT of a part of the Dandaka forest 12. 42 ; 13. 22, D. 1. 28, 2. 17. to the citron. -2- a snail. Udumbara A vrfflffi [ 5tq^<5i^ 31^ ] 1 mother. -2 Mercy, tenderness, compassion. -3 A bat. -4 Lac. %v> -2. a snail. jr : |. qr^> the tree. #m a celebrated N. of king of Hastlnapura, son of Partthe grandson of kshit, Arjnna [ His father dieo, being bitten by a serpent and Janamejaya, determined to avenge the injury, resolved to exterminate the whole serpent-race. He accordingly instituted a serpent sacrifice, and burnt down all serpents ; except Takshaka, who was savednly by the intercession of the sage batiks, whose request the sacrifice was closed. It was to this king that Vaisampoyana related the Mahabharata, at The earth. Birth. n, [ 3i^ nr% qr?^ Birth ; 21. -2 creation ; 1 ] Ku. Itfrsni itft 1. Origin, rise, production, STTSft T^rTTTTTr 3T51T ffimwOl: H. Pr. 44 Ku. 5. 60 ( at the Wtft end of com p. ) arising or born from ^B^vr^nfffSFffT ?wrr?: Me. 53. -J ; ; ; Life, existence Ms. 8. 100 ; ; 5. g^faft 38 Bg. f$- 3r*ra 4. 5. ; -4 Birth-place -5 Nativity. -6 A father, giver of birth, progenitor S. 7. 18. ; -7 Natal the A first In astr. ) N. of mansion or Nakshatra. -9 star. -8 ( creature, being. -10 People. -| f 447 The .people of a household. -12 Kind, race -13 Nature; property ,quality. -14 Custom, manner.-Oomp.-wfqcr: 1 an epithet of Siva. -2- the constellation under regent of a which a person is born ( in astrolosfaf ! another life. -2. the gy ) preceding life, former birth rrsfr 5T?ni<mi'lffiy R. 7. 15. -3- re4. the other world generation. sfcKfar a. belonging to or done in another life.. afrjt a- born blind. MHTRT the eighth day of the dark ; % . fortnight of Sravana, the birth-day of Krishna. birth-place. 34Ki|j = 3piuf*rT. birth-place. -firRls n.,/.,-fi|;t birth-day. 5; a father, sf, -vf the natal star. urinj; n. ~ the came raceived on the 12th day birth.. ITthe regent of a after planet under which a person is born. TWi -MHOiT a horoscope. q^rr;a ufiter 1 a birth- place. family tree. -2- a mother S. 6. ; *rw,, -^ m. a creature, living being; tf^at^H^HM: Hlrir Mk. 10. 60. *rm a mother- tongue q-*i ; Vikr. 18. 6. ^-./. biithnative country. a jftir. place, horoscope. sickly riffr^C J5jr, -frffrt mfM WT m. being ; A creature, Pt. 1. 106. . [ ST^irift q^] 1 a living To be born or produced. -2 Born, produced. -J At the end of cornp ) Born from, ( occasioned by .-4 Belonging to a race or family. -5 Vulgar, common. -6 National. -7 Relating to, or fit for men. *ii: 1 A father. -2 A friend, attendant or relative of a bride-groom. -J A common man. -4 A | f report, rumour. Birth, production, creation. -2 That which ig Mai. 6. 2. born or created, a created thing, an effect SfTt?: ffr ( opp. 5f^ ); Bhaaba P. 45 3T* fitff.'S body. -4 A fq-rl^r sr^TTJit snrsji: ^HTTt Sabdak. -3 The ; :^-fr*7 portent occurringat birth. -5 A market, a fair. -6 War, The deed fection . ST^S: [ 3T(J-J^ ^T Birth. -2 creature, sr A P. 1 living being. or Brahma. ( 3fjf^i 3rf5tT or 3iw ) I To low voice, repeat internal utter in a pacified the father's anger and he desired Para^uruma to ask 1 aTTffsn ] -3 Fire. -4 The creator a boon. The kind-hearted son begthat big mother might be restored tolif e whichtho father readi- ged battle; granted ly mutter ; srirerfr arWm*RTR(c7 Qlt. 5 ; ffiftfr jfftftf?* srgrir w^ r >T 4 ; N. 11. 26. -2 To mutter praye.s or spells ; Ms. 11. 194, 251, 260. -3 To pray to one or invoke in a low ly, ] Sii^SK 31^ [ ] ^ra: Eetaka Muttering, ; prayer. -4 Counting silently the beads of a rosary &c. -Comp. qtnm a. engaged in muttering prayers. HTOT a rosary of beads. ifjr., -ffrT: muttering prayers as a sacrifice. STTfr [ 3T7V II% The muttering ?35 3fTT [ 3r?.-3r^ JIT ] The rose ( the plant or its flower ) srcsr a. ed [ SIT ^flfor low a in whispered. China , tfftir q^ J To be repeatmuttered, or voice, -ctf cir;, I. 5=ra, P. 1 ( ; seize with the ) To 1 ( 3p$T =~ 3r ) To : ^f (*)* (*/) -2 A A 1 (jj- oat. A : ^fc?: [ B i amfTfy stfjf gj-* ] f ( =s}^q. v. ).-2The kicd of tree Eetaka plant. ?j Jest or jestirg compliments addressed to the bride and the bridegroom by the friendg and female relatives of the bir deb-'ido ). -Oojap. ( or of the HrfoSfT the same as above. The jtwi -J Eat- 1 [sr'T-^-g'U ( A part, -6 A quiver. -7 The chin. -8 Yawning, gaping. -9 N. of a demon killed by Indra. -10 One who devours a demon. -1 A Brlhmana and descend - Renuki who bore him five sons. One day when she bad gone out to bathe, she beheld a loving pair of Gandharvas ( accord. ng to some Chitraratha and bis queen) sporting and water. The lovely sight made her feel envious of their pleasure, and she returned defiled by unworthy thoughts, wetted but not purified by the stream.' the ' incarn- ate, peeing her shorn of the lusture of her sanctity, furiously scolded jackal. low man. -3 :The rose apple tree. -4 An epithet of Vamna. ^fWt^w- 1 A mountain.-} A monaft A heavenly nymph. key. portion. v. Her husband, who was anger citron. and its N. of one of the seven continents surrounding the mountain Meru.-sr^V one of the seven heavenly riven. 5W sage, deeply engaged in study, and is said to have obtained entire possession of the Vedas. Ills wife was in A usually in pi. ). -2 A tooth. ing. -4 Biting asunder. -5 ant of Bbrigu and father of Paraurama [ Jamadagni was the son of R\cbika and Satyavatt. He was a pious playing citron tree. -$ The rose apple tree fruit. -Oomp.-^^.,^,. q $, / 3Tua. crush, destroy, dispel. P. river. The groom mouth. -Cans, Hus- Mud. -2 MOBS. -3 The I A muttured To copulate ;cf. TT^ II. 1A. ; 3f>Tff ) 1 To yawn, gape. -2 To "snap at and smrmtfr. plant. : prayer. 3T^, ^ ^ijtfj A a. 5jtr . 3T7?fr m. du. [ srijff band and wife;cf. voice. from the sign of the zodiac under which a person is born. stre-T dis'-^^fiq; n. the vnlvacharging the obligations derived from birth. attainment of the ends of existence ; Pt. 1. 28. 1. birth-place, native country, home. -2- the womb. j^j. cause of birth, author of one's being ; R. 1. 24. birth. -3 Pleasure, happiness. -4 Af- 3TH they came obedience to his father's command, struck off her head with his axe. ; 30. his sons, as cut off her head. But the first four sons shrank from that cruel deed. It was only Parasnrama, the youngest, that with characteristic in, to of prayers. Rinn( rffrarrnfcf and ordered K. 4.77. -7 Censure, abuse. -8 A community, nation. -9 People. -10 Report, rumo'.T. firr 1 The friend of a mother. -2 The relation of a bride, a bride's maid <jr^ft ^"(Jl^^rHI?! R. 6. her, interpretation. -Oomp. 1 Explanation, -12 The srrrft:, -fj*^ citron tree. -^p*, -f^. arffc I . fire.-2. epithets of Indra. Indra's thunderbolt. -3. Indra. shrer a. 1 Eating, devouring. -2 destroying. -3 Biting asunder. -4 Explaining, interpreting. -5 Opening, expanding. -6 Yawning. ff A lime or citron Killing, crushing ; . 3TTfiTi 3hrT) srPfaJT A yawn, gap- ing. Sexual intercourse. T: The lime or citron tree. y: =3wr=- -fIT A female Raksbasi (by meditating on whom women are said to become pregnant ). m. The citron tree. (n) Mud, mire. I N. of the son of Indra ; V. 5. 14 ; i 448 S. 7. 2 II. 3. 2:i, C. 78. -2 N. of Siva. -J The moon. -4 N. of Vishnu. -5 A name assumed by Bhtma at the court of VirAia. A flag or 1 jflbanner. -2 N. of the daughter of Indra. -3 N. of Durga. -4 Blades of barley planted at the commencement of the Dasara and gathered at its close. - V The rising of the [aslerisra Rohirn at midnight on the eighth day of the dark half of Sr'ivana i.e. on the birth-day of Krishna. -Comp. tr^ ( in law ) 1. the written award of the judge infavour of either party. -2. the label on the fore-head of a horse turned loose for the A.waine; dha sacrifice. ^qytf: A king of the Sindhu district and brother in-low of Duryo Dussalft. dhana, having married daughter of Dhritarishtra. [ Once while oat on bunting he chanced to see Draupadf in the forest, and asked of her food for himself and his retinue, Dranpadt, by virtue of he magical sthali, was able to supply him with materials sufficient for their break- fast. Jayadratha was so much struck with this act,as well as her personal charms, that he asked her to elope with him. She, of course, indignantbut he succeeded in ly refuged, carrying her off, as her husband, were out on hunting. When they returned they pursued, captured the ravisher and released Draupadf and he himself was allowed to go after subjected to many having been ; He took a leading part in compassing the death of Abhimanyu and met his doom at the hands of Arjuna in the great war ]. humiliations. 3R ^] 3 I Becoming old or jp worn out, ofd,aged. -2 Wearing out. -3 Causing old age, producing decay, - [ consuming. ing. -2 grts 2 *: 1 Wearing out, wast- Destruction. [ 7 Old, aged *r sis ] 1 where -TO means ' Decayed, decrepit, hard ' infirm. 4. 29 ). -3 -4 Bent, also bowed down, drooping. -5 Pale, yellowish-white. -6 Full-grown, ripe, matured; 3T<j>Tfj Hard-hearted, cruel. 11.14. -7 %; | N. of Si. P&ndn, father of the five P&rnlavas. -2 Old age. 3TCT a. [ -H-sg ] 1 Old, decayed, infirm. -2 Promoting digestion, -on, orr 1 Old -oV Cummin seed. age. -1 Praise. of 1 Old age. -2 One of the ten ways in which an eclipse in supposed to end. a. Decayed, old. Ved. Old age. ' Old, aged, ing his evening payers was passing away, gently roused him. But he became angry with her for having disturbed his sleep, and left her never to return. He, however, told her as he went, that she was and would give birth pregnant to a aon who would be her support, and at the same time the saviour of the serpent-race. This sou was .lst x frr i <JlTXiK<J giT^f^nr: Pt. 2. 159. i TT ifSJJ'HMijftuHrHsT^mft TT^***: u An old old woman. A man. -2 buf- [ jf-STl; ';r: ] ( The word n- optionally substituted for 3ftt before vowel terminations after ace. dual ) 1 Old age ; (hWhtatf^r? STCHT 23. -2 Descrepitude, r?TT ) 1. infirmity, gene- uterus, : on Ku. Malli. srfta- a- [ 42. 3. sro-w^ Old, aged. -2 I Decayed, infirm. 3rf$k a - ( Tr/. ) [ sm ST^SWI $fi ] Old, aged. -m. An old man. STftl^ m. Ved. Decrepitude, old age. 3w a. Flesh. 6 1, tf **($*) speak. Speaki-g 5r-35i^ ] [ harshly. -2 To blame, -3 To threaten or P. 1 To say, reprove, censure. menance. 5T3TT " [3T^-*nw] decayed. -2 Worn 1 Old, out, in- torn, shattered, broken to pieces, divided in parts, split. up into thin parti; 18 7. ft^nr Mv. 1 a >rnr ; titffr 5r- ; ^is ( The slough 1 womb. -Comp. gr a. born from the womb, viviparous Ms. 1. 43 and K. 21 sm ;-W] -4 Secundines. -5 The birth. cles falo. [taicftft or cast-off skin of a serpent. -2 The outer skin of the embryo. '-3 After- firm, An I : N. of -larasandha. f: n. U. : 29; Si. 1. 23; Mil, 4. -3 Wounded, hurt. ^4 PainMai. 9. 53. -5 Dull, hollow ( as the sound of a broken vessel ). -t 1 The banner of Indra. -2 Moss. 9. 16. tormented od, ; ral debility consequent on old age. -3 Praise. -4 Digestion. -5 N. of a female demon see tarrfn* be- [ 3r-f3hr ff>if|3r ^] I Old, decayed, infirm. -2 Worn out, torn low. -6 Invoking, greeding. -Comp. 3T7W decrepitude. SIIJJT o. 1 infirm. -2 old. jftoj a. old through -3Completely overpowered, disabled; wr I>TT> Qtt. 8. ; 1 age, debilitated, infirm %s -sTrnrw. -tfn?: the fni: N- of a Cupid. ; Bli. 3. 17. god of love, celebrated king and warrior, son of Briliadratha. to a legend, he was [ According born divided in two halves which were put together by a Uakehasi whence the boy was called Jarasandho. He became king of Magadha and Chedi after his called Jura, When he heard that had slain his son-in-law Kamsa, he gathered a large army and besieged Mathuru eighteen timea,but wag as often repulsed .When Yudhish- WRd a- 1 Old, de.ayed. -1 pagged, full of holes, perforated. ffr 8 U. To wound, disable. a. ed A [|T-^] Old, aged, Tne I ot; ( waning decay- moon. -2 ) tree. 3r9, (;*%%) 1 To say, To blame. .-3 To threaten, 6 P. speak. -2 menace. Wild sesamum. ; Krishna performed the great Rajaiuya sacrifice, Krishna, Arjuna and Bluina went to .the capital of Jurasandha disguised as Brahmauas, chiefly with splintered &o. to pieces, shattered, father's death. ; Si. ( solid. Hard, decayed. -2 m. An old man. -Oomp. fire: N. of a great sage who married a sister of the serpent Vasuki. [ One day as he was fallen asleep on the lap of his wife, the sun was about to set. His wife, perceiving that the time of offer1 . Infirm, decrepit, : 1 The vulva. -2 An elephant. f 1 P. O&TH) 1 To say, speak. -2 To blame, censure, abuse. -3 To protect. (hira the object of slaying their enemy and liberating the kings imprisoned by him. He, however, refused to release the kings, whereupon Bhtma challenged him to u single combat. The challenge wag accepted a hard fight ensued, but Jarasandha was at last and slain l>y overpowered ; Bhima ]. I. 1 P. ( sraft ) 1 To be rich or wealths'. -2Tocover, hide, screen. -3 To cover (as with a net ),encircle, entangle. -4 To be sharp. -5 To be dumb. -II. 10 P. cold, stiff, dull, or ( nrstfi ) To cover, screen &c. SW 3Tf5 a. [ 3ff5 31^ cold, frigid =r?r5 q. idiotic. i Pt. 1. & I rT: ?IIT I v. Water ^TO 322. -2 ; ?t ] 1 Stupid, artTpr fj'ft" 5iT ",!( I : A Dull, -2 fW- kind of fra- 449 grant medicinal plant or -3 The playing in water, splashing one another with water, moss, %$i: -farm presenting libations of water to the Manes of the deceased. -n?Ji: I. a turtle. -2' a quadrangular tank. -3. a whirlpool. x|T ( also ii3-4< .) perfume or uterus embryo (jfltOof a cow. -4 The constellation called JT^RT- -Oomp. aj^fj ]. a spring. -2- a natural water-course. -3. moaa. of water. aterf%: 1. a handful -2. a libation of water presented to the Manes of a deceased person aquatic. ( -T: ) ! an aquatic animal. -2. a fish. -3. any kind of waterfowl. 3T(^ftw:, "srfa: a fisherman. -4<:4i a square tank. "^rf^ " 1 ; ^Ht gratsrrSt Chan. iwift srarsn^s THW t?t% 3jS^RTT3r 69 ; T f% itjr ' ). leeob -- means 3tz*r- (?!*?) ad^nr;, of Yammuna. () the called where ( ' to leave or give a heron. sf&ft a 3T3f, -3fe* the fry offish. a shark. autumn sicilT: sratirfSf ^r up Araaru.^97 of Var nna. the image of the sun reflected in water. sr^T: 1. the rainy season-2. tha ocean of sweet water. strife: at rrfver side. leech. argsrr a spring, fountain, well. -wfST:! -Sitf*^ nt.an pond. an wraj^. . elophant.-sjnf otter. STT^T a. watery, garment or clothes. ( -jft ) a fan wetted with water. wrsWrr a leech. WTTO: eddy, whirl pool. sjr^nr a. 1. resting or lying in water. -2. stnpid, dull, apathetic. ( -?, ) \. a pond, lake, reservoir. -2. a fish. -J. the ocean. -4. the fragrant root of a plant fcrfH)- -WTWT: 1. a pond. -2. water-house. a lotus. $?! ! an epithet of Varnna. -2. N! of Mahadeva. -J. (he ocean. fr*.. the submarine fire. a water: JWsSr*"' thetof Varnpa. 3?rrt- ^ -** 2. an P- the ; a a leech. -->( ^, a lotus. filled crocodile. with water producing harmonic ST ( lit. ) useless brella a cloud ; ms 1 notes like a rnubical glass. - beating water '; ( fig. )any ^T an umoccupation. *nT: hydrophobia. 3-; I. ' srrttf itw sT% 3Tc7^T ?^ wH^3Tr: Pt. 1. 29. -2- camphor. ?m: the S41a tree. "aitTI: the rainy seas :n. 3T(H . black, dark. <$nr the rainy season. aj(7: autnmn. srf<: a kind of musical instrument. %?^-j the constellation "j^iVliT. carrying off excess of water, drain, ( of. qforf )--2. overflow of a river. the goddess of wealth, "t^irr the earth. rj^w: man. srr^, otter. JTT,: a mera water-course. a 1. channel 3ft dropsy. ( -*r) benzoin, T3f* a. aquatic -3^^ billions. -A. the 5T: the number moon, <"> 'four'. "srr irra Laksbmi, -?Tr water. pouring forth water -*>**>: I- a the ocean. -3. the number f^fa: four '. f^frw: I. a drain, water, course. -2- a water-fall, descent of a sfrfo: spring &c. into a river below a water-fowl. moRS. Tr^J^ m qfR: I. the ocoau. 1133- a cloud. -4. a wave. -5. a lotus. ^f- mud. *(-*: the poison produced at the mi: a -2. n epithet of Varuna. R. 17. 81. sea voyage T^T^:/. a a watr-pot gr^ gutter, drain. a leecb. WfcW: dile -sjrirr, n^. ^i u?d: a or making ,., fa^. a crocothe Qangetie porpoise. water- pigeon. o. ^ tS >**** -2. cocoa-nut. -3. a cloud. - shell. churning of the ooecn. ^r^. diver-bird. ^rt*: the wind. an JTTT: epithet of Varunu. shark a water-fowl. --%f9TZ: ( theblack-headed fiT*T: moss -- gull. 1. a ^fr -2- a pond. -3. a porpoise. the spring, \voll. whirlpool.-^ the -$fa m : . or an otter. ftri: I. a -2. a -Rai^: f^Tt, -*T a bubole. ( quadrangular phobia. j pond, lake. ) >flf^:/. hydroproduced in water. a. I. 1 - a kind jf^ instrument, a king-Gahor. JTg: cloud. -2- carcphor. ocean. made for T^TH: tt lightning. musical 5firf^ m. a bivalve shell. fisherman. (tf. fltiT! 1. a wave. -1. a metal cnp : 3TTftrar a leech. wttTTT: a pond, lake, reservoir of water. wrg^fr leech. . wet. ( -f- ) wet OT-jJ- a ^3$r fag: marshy : 3>r a water-insect. mal. srrafsr:, ^ 3Tc5^ $*TT: R. 7. 63, 10. 60. ( a lotus. "aTT^te: fisherman." the lotus. ^ landing-place 3t$rtt a large square ^- : an otter. ^trsf a deluge, an inundation. irv;, -4tre>: a dam, dike, rocks or stones impeding a current. a fish. rr?re>:, "r?yff: the Vindhya mountain. *TT%- m. 1. a cloud. -2. a place for Tfi holding water. -3. a kind of camwind. phor. ijifor: 13^ m. | . a cloud. -2. a jar. -3. camphor. urr^ an epithet of Brahma a sr^mrt thirsty. a fish. ( -q-r ) sh4yaui. -4- a collective name for sevethe zodiac. -5. moss.-C. the moon. ( -sr-, -3f ) 1. a shell. -2 the conch shell sivi^J fa^T ; sffaq. an epithet afasRT a well. 3^. ; the Chataka bird. an epithet of Duk- tortoise. -3. a crab. ral signs of an epithet constellation -2 water 1 : an aquatic animal. -2- a Ash. gr reborn or produced in water. (-3T: ) 1. an aquatic animal -2- a fish. -3-. seasalt. jr abounding with Ak. fi?r t9RT, = ( of "H^l' ). w(%: I. a nr 1?: a drain, canal. jJTsrf*: an otter g^f n.|. a clond ; Me. 69. -2. a kind of caman epithet of Siva. jjphor. jjfjf: root ift^ a fragrant *fa 1- a machine for raising water. -2- a water clock, clepsydra. -3. a fountain, "irf-, f^^*, "trf^t a bouse erected in the midst of water ffoiT hail. (33UO- ( a summer-house with ) or one supplied fountains artificial f^^rf^'iiHf^t its. 1. 9>f^f^*rrer a ; 2. a kind iipr a ship. voyage. of gallinule. te:, -%: 1- a whirlpool. -2 a drop of water, drizzle, thin sprinklidg -3- a snake. sea-salt. fnft: the ocean. a lotus. ^q-; a crocodile. ^<s: a watery wave, billow. tule. ment. pus- 7i3T a kind of musical instru^ WTT*T: a diver-bird. residence in q. i. ^; irf water. 1. ( -^r a cloud. -2- = ) a water- bearer. -3. a kind of camphor. ^f- ??f:, -T: a water-carrier/ an ^rspfV aqueduct. ftjf^ the autumnal eqoi. nax fi%3T: a prawn. ^^^r* any change in the waters of rivers indift a bad omen. Tt?r: ! water snake. -2- a marine monster. 51T:, -51Tf :, -5Tn^ "* an epithet of Vishnu. |jr%/.a l.iv;ilve shell. g^f. gi% a. bulbed, washed. a crocodile. moss. jfff: 3JJRT: drought. ^T5?s the ocean of fresh water. HTK: mixturn or dilution with water. ^T^fafr n leech lr%: cating ; ' ' i^nt water to the Manes of the deceased. sfrTT: destruction- tho bank of u river by water. /. l.the Gnngetic porpeise -2. a fish. -3- a crow .-4. a water- kind of nut. -5. a leecli. ftipr, pond, lake, reservoir. ? -WT: a a small water. house (rather summer-house ) furnished with artificial fountains. qt'T: i/i. qcj H country a drain. a water-elephant. ij-fff: ! frft- foam. -2. Crt- 450 bone considered as the foam of the sea. release. -3 To go. conch, shell. The irt Aquatic. ool- 7lS A Cblndala. A p 3T?NT? : r: Ved. : N. of Vishnu -2 To comfort. P. To 1 ( STc^frr, 3ff?T(T ) apeak or converse (with speak, talk, another ) 3tf^ri -jf^qdUthU.I. 27 ; ; -3 To speak inarticulately. prattle, babble. -4 To zr^J: [ 3T5?_>Tft ^ chatter, praise. Talk, speech. I ] -2 Discourse, conversation. -1 Bab4 pratting, gossip. Debate, wrangling discussion. sr? fi*v$rr/ ) ( . , ^Wl* o. Talkative, garrulous. 3T?T!t a. [H51;ti35;] Speaking, saying, talking &c. ir 1 Saying, talk- ing. -2 Chattering, garrulity, 3rr?tr:/. Ved. grn^riT o. [ Inarticulate speech Said, 3TC^ ;jr4% ] prattled -tf Talk, spoken, &r ^ gossip. d. Fire. " [ g-"TTt 3TT ] tious. *s o 1 ( ) Swift, expedi- Speed, swiftness, , quickness, rapidity; spfr; (% &, it frjjiTot Bh. 3. 121 ;S. 1. 8. (6) w Haste, hurry ; ^ST -2 Velocity. -Oomp. a fleet horse, a courser. a strong wind, hurricane. 12. 1. : : o. ( sft /. ) g m% [ Quick, swift, fleet ; R. 9. 56. courser, a swift horse. if quickness, velocity. ^f^QHH m. Speed, <3rf*^ a. -2 Quick, era *. Speed, velocity. fleet. -n. I A camel. tt, ] 1 Sfsfift [ A ] A 3 ?fr screen of ^ A 55^ cloth surcurtain in -2 A general *<, tfmrt* fr?rRr fwnft3r*ft*rr Bh. 3. 112. -3 The sail of a a tent. ; boat. e China rose 1 kill. U 1 srryi -2 ) tired. slough of a snake. - arr A To injure, arnTTSJ * "TJ 3>? of t59Tjrr( a'o called t^mRRrJlT ) in which a word loses its primary sense, but is used in one which is in some way connected with the primary sense ; . g. in the familiar instance inrpjt *?1 sH ('ft'/-) JTITRTS ; of. anrgcfrnmt also. -2- irony. sfl^H^: Total destruction of the world. A young jfS": N. of an ancient kin,;, of Sifhotra, animal. who adopted (Jangi* as his ^2^. Waking, ^ One who has been Icng ^0 1 Wakeful, waking, sleep- 85 ; -2 Watchful, I'lflX a. *\\'lft a. as flre ( ing. ft- 14 Wakeful, awake,vigilnnt. Ved. 1 Watchful, atten- tive, vigilant. bright vigi- R. ^TfWTT^'arTsTr'rS'iTt Si. 20. 26. ; -2 Awake. -3 Clear, animat. ). -4 Active, A 1 king. -2 Agni, or fire. -JH'lfl:, smnr?, *t\flt>it Wakefnl- ness, keeping awake. *\(U<$ a. I Watching, being a wake. -2 Attentive, careful, watehful. -3 Clear, bright. -m. Ved. a in waking state, dry- dream. son the river The river daugther. [ Ganges, when brought down from heaven by the austeritiea of Bhagiratha, was forced to flow over earln to follow him to the lower regions. In its course it inundated tho sacrificial ground of king Jahnu, who being angry drank up its waters. But the gods and sages, and partiBhagiratha, appeased his cularly anger, and be consented to discharge those waters from his ears. The river is therefore regarded as his darghter, is ^ Waking. Dreaming 5T^: and L ^TfT* 1 qrtJTW R. 10. 24. - Wakinj ] wakefulness- -2 Watchfulness,vigilance. -3 Sitting up at night as a part of a religions ceremony. lant means [ 5tij 'jf^jT! awake. Leaving, abandon-Comp. -?rerorr, -^TOf 1- a kind ing. a it kind of pole cat. "3Tf^ vision -3 An armour, mail Mfl'llTff o. 1 . A ( ^] tail. -2 The thigh. #r/. ) [ ^r^ w- ^n- 1 Rural, picturesque. -2 Wild. -3 Savage, barbarous. -4 The f rancoline Arid, desert. fj# Fleih flesh of deer partridge. &c. ; Mai. 5. 5. 3rtTl%!, 5rfif^r: Asnake-oharmor. 1 Poison, venom. jfr Knowledge of poisons, possession of charms or drugs as antidotes. -2 An epithet of Durga. 3fnjc? STta^rti 3Tlijf?5 A a dealer in antidotes ( snake-dootor, frtftv ). styled ^rgrfr, ^rgrnmrr, -*frr, &c. " ; Water. rmther. -2 A husband's 3TT 1 A brother's wife. -3 A race, tribe. The Jagatt metre. jrfg^ Saffron, -^si N. of its saffron. try famous for a coun- P- ( *ilft srinfct ) I To srrjrS be awake, bo watchful or attentive ( flg. also ) ; HtSTffVsfcfTTK Ttn=BW gfl 7%aT^itflrf^ B. 17. 51 srrffRt Mu. 7. 13; to ?rwc>f *tft sit up during the night ; irr (%?rr wl' 2 69\prFrt !t ^ 3TPTT [^'5 *fo f? 'J'f! ] Awake, watohf ul.-T; 1 Wakefulaess, waking, keping awake ; Running -- ^. of.1l. 8. 95 ]. V 6 ^- 5rrm See TrmT; state. awake. a. Abandoning, leaving. Time. -2 A child. -3 The 3|r4|ft a. Rapid, quick. ^ rounding ( A R. 19. 34.-2 *Ti W Mit'A A weapon 1 Indra's thunderbolt. . Mitigating, paci- 1 : hurt 3fW- iffff?t, hurt, injure, strike. Exhaustion, fatigue. comforting, fying. -2 Healing, soothing ( as a medicine ) ; Rv. 2. -2 Happiness, 33.7. horse. -II. 1, 10 P. < To Weakness, exhaustion. 5T?T^ " Ved. Exhausted, leech. lotus A diver. 1 A fish. -2 o. Si. 1 srg-. A ; ) disregard, slight. cynth. ble, 4 P. (3Twft) 1 To set free, -2 To be exhausted or tired. I. tlefiah- A "IT3 express. -2 A camel 1 A oouriei, an . A warrior, combat^iCrlJf ant sr^bftarrf^firssrrsft Si - 19> 3> < ; ws MOI ] ^TTJT ( ft /. ) 3T3^ Belonging to or being in the stowsrmach, stomachic, abdominal ; >8% *^flr srf^lfi); Pt. 2. 178. ?! 1 The digestive faculty, gastric fluid. -2 'Offspring of the womb', * ohildColdHT?: ST^.] 1 3TT3Sr [ ^5W ness, frigidity. nos-1, -2 Apathy, sluggish. -3 Dulness ot intel- inactivity. lect, folly, Stupidity ;fT33rr3r^g>JTfSl Bh. 2. 15 ; 3ngf 2- tr?r srrsif srlwrti T'l'tT 5t. ness of the tongue. the citron tree. - f^T ?T^ 23, Tasteless- -4 -Comp. 3T?V: Brought into existence, engendered 451 produced. -2 Grown, arisen. -3 Caused, occasioned. -4 Felt, affected by, oft. in comp. ; "j;^ &c. -5 Ap- -6 Become, present. -7 Happened.-8 Beady at hand, col- The form of existence fixed by birth -3 Race, family, lineage, rank. -4 A caste, tribe or class ( men of ) ; The jasmine T.-85 a. ajV parent, clear. A ion, male 1 fr lected, gee SR;. offspring ( in dramas often used as a term of endearment; 5rrr U. ti*t 4. ' boy, oh dear my darling &c. ').-2 A living being.-frr A daughter, mostly used in address- smf ing! dear child.' -* ' A I creat- living being. -2 Production, ortgin.-J Kind, sort, class, species.-4 A collection of things f orminga class ; ure, 5. that goes to form wealth, 1 all every so grn^T ' of gw or pleasure the OTTTsrrtf brood of young ones ;' S. 5. 22. -5 A child, a young one. -6 Individual; ity, specific condition. -Oomp.-3f:r?7jr a mother smtfr a. vexed, enraged. ?t%:/. a shedding tears. performed at the birth of a child. TSH young bullock. -SR&J n. a ceremony performed at the birth havof a child R. 3. 18. frrfm a. sacrifice ; as a peacock ). ^rw 1. enamoured. q^r a. having wings ; -3nTt5TT$r nnfledged. -trtst a< fetter ing a tail ( woman who tjgr a ed. on or sons. confidence. Pt. 1. a. just born. has borne a Hri Hmw liant. ( -tr ) 1 a. fallen in love. -JTTST ^tr a. beautiful, bril. gold m ( born, sprung from a noble " " " -...-. kind, species ^gsrTnTt.SfCRrmTi&C' -6 The properties which are peculiar to a class and distinguish it from all horses &c. see ; gar, and rawr 40 ; in the last two Nyilya ) Futile irrffi ) 8k. dicative spy a born blind ; Bb. nutmeg. : variously explained cf ; . Nir. ;jrr;f srnnffi , STSTT'l- an epithet of Dnrga jiH'.tHJ m. the lying-in-chamber. srraw * [ 3fltT-w!r ] Born, produc- a, day position ; leech. ; 3^-PFj; ] Pt. 1. 38 ; 1 M*. Birth, pro2. 148. rctf 1. life ' ; Ms. *%. birth- <. outcast. msre -J production, Birth, 3FTWE!irif!T' 1 birth, ft- 31^ ] N. Of ] 1 An _ inhabitant of the country, a rustic, boor, peasant A tax opp. ft* ). -2 A country. -3 &c. from peasants. -4 A subject.-^r ProfesA popular expression. ( ^ sion, business. obtained by mere the ( but not - untry. <* Knowing, understand- birth. -2. caste only performance of duties pertaining to it ); Ms. 8. 20 ; 12. 114. -3- specifs, H*H U I generic distinction, a genus. ing. characteristics! a class. end of Bahn. comp. ency, incompatibility in kind.-yr^-; a name conveying the idea of a genus, a generic word, common noun ; nt:, kneeling ( or fall3rrgrr.*nrrH knees ) on the ground. ing on one's -Comp ^ir . reaching to, as high nutmeg. srtffc /. [ in loss cf caste 1 festival. -2 Astrological calculation of a nativity. -3 An aggregate uf similai things. -Oomp. -^f^ a ( flra^fl^ ) duction vr?r: HH epithet of Siva. wife of Rama. 'r . 3r: : Ved. STTJ^in' [ ?jt ) thunderbolt. An birth, but not by knowledge or religious austerities, an ignorant Brah- *n 1 A new-born infant. -2 A mendicant. w I A ceremony performed after thc birth of a child ed. A TO. origin. 3ra?r a. expressing a genus, generic ( as a wordt; T?*Tr:$^ : ( ; ; is - adhesive. 1. gmrsfr, w& 11. 67. ); ibid. imp. ^t/- > [ ^a^ ft*R= &W Made of or =r P. IV. 3. 138 ] 1 covered with lac. -2 Sticky, the on ter skin of the nutmeg. 1. The duties of a caste. -2. a E<J^ : loss of generic property. caste or its privileges, -q^ft the outer skin of the nutmeg. ^pj a nutmeg. srrgnTt a Brihmana only by (cr?: in- n?r ( A demon, J -ft ; a present denotes censure it a A qft5T!,-sr:,-* -5 Used with HTf f% ta ( ff^ffTsiifa'Tt: sir srrffr: );cf .Vb. 1. class of metres ; see App. 30. -15 90. ; ; in Sanskrit as well as in Prukri- -Oomp. A all, 28 T arrj wm: ?ira^THMi^vl nrf^ Ms. 2. 94 ; Ku. 5. 55. -2 Perhaps, sometimes R. 19. 7.-3 Once, once upon a time, sometime, at some day. -4 ( Used with the potential mood) snj has the sense of 'notallowing or putting up with'; senses). -10 (in answer. -1 1 ( In music ) The seven primary notes of the Indian gamut. -12 Reduction of fractions to a common denominator.-I3 False generalization. -14 A figure of speech. ( in rhetoric) which consists in so arranging words that they may read the same pleasing. tnd. particle meaning; 1 ever, at any time, possibly 5TTjJ At ^ar; SI. Amarn. ^IMrf'T; t ; R. " ^*r angular. 47 and cf.K. P. 2. -7 A fire-place. -8 Nutmeg. -9 The Jasmine plant or its flower ; 3 family -^ -^ vi f -4 Best, excellent. -5 (Math.) Rect- 2. ( T^> * TI t -3 Lovely, beautiful, 17. 4. others, the essential characteristics of a species ; as iprt^aTKTT? of cows , mana t? *Wrimf?f% M. 5-18 N. 1. 129. -2. the form in which a person is born, 1. e. nakedness. -3 the thorn apple. "tit a. naked. fan Ved. knowledge of the origin and nature of all frOT a. 1 . confounded. -2. things precipitate. }q^ TO. an epithet of fire ( or of the sun ); Kn. 2. 46 ; Si. 2. 51 ; R. 12. 104, 15. 72 ; the word : w <* Of the 1 [ srr^t jftj ] same family, related.-2 Noble, well- the piimary castes of the Hindus are only four: sriSPT, and 315. -5 a class, genus, i. e. kind of property ; whole aggregate of actions g^ everything included under the name 3ij Ve. 3 plant. belonging to a tribe, race, kind &c. ^?iTt admixS^T:, ?^V &c. tnre of canto mixed blood. *r<W a. belonging to a noble family. -JTIT ; ^irc a. remembering one's condition in a former life 3TruUn low ; birth, outcast. a Nobly born,of high rank, 50r^ A ^3 n. substitute for [^5^1 nm sirrr The at the knee; -2 whispering, "murmuring. muttered prayer. sn^j a. Muttering prayers. A kind of fragrant wood. muttered. 3jtCT <* To be A * A c^ be muttered in u low voice. prayer to 452 -2 Dismissing, sending away. -3 Coin L H. 18. 44.- A g ft of king Dasaratha dissuade Kama from his resolution of going to the forest and to induce him to accept the throne offered by Bbarata. to of Paraaurama q.v. . V> daughter. -2 m. vrfiHI^ A wW ] M"ir A I daughter-in-law fi)o ; 3Tiur fllft I^ c. A : a. Cus- 3T>T;^ft ff: ] 1 betomary, usual. -2 Peculiar, or A sister. -2 A to. 1 ft:/. longing 3 A daughter in-law. -4 [ daughter. A near female relative ( qffli$aflf?%Ms. 3. 57-58. -5 A flft Kiill. ) ; virtuous and respectable woman. -6 Ved. A finger. -7 Water. . 1 Blood-relationship, relation of sister and brother. -2Uelation(in general). descent. -3 Tautology. srilfftj The seventh from the natal sign zodiacal ( an T 3rrfa?I3'nTfHtTl'JT Ku. 7. s* SSHWfT Wlt Malli.). ign ); 1. ( Some JVote diametron. ftPT. [ sister's son. ] 1 (iold. Jambu tree. ^^fjrq-g; ] A -2 The fruit of the m. N. of a kind of bear.-* same Jambavat appears to have lived up to the time of K rishna,or perhaps he was another being of that time for there was a fight between Krishna and Jiuibavat for the Syamantaku jewel which the latter had got from ; Prasena, brother of Satrajit.KrishwA vanquished Jambavat, who placed the jewel, along with his daughter Jumbavati, at his entire disposal ]. Ved. 3risfTT( -# ) A citron. $ kni>e-pnn% iffmM derived; Ms. The word ( 9. 8 thus is R. 9. 68. -3 ; A lattice, ^- 4ilMlMf>rr% 26. -5 A kind of ornament ( worn iu the hair ); : K. 9. 44. -6 A nest. -7111usion, de) wr frrrl^T sec also Malli. on R.2 1 ; ; wife Sttl for his -Oomp. g^JTT- '; argsfti'^; a dancer. m., -sirsfhr: ! an actor, -2. the husband of a harlot. -3. a needy man, pauper. -4- a kind of crane (^*). srs ! * murderer of his wife. -2- a mole or mark on the body qifr (dual) husband and wife.(The other forms of the comp. are and ^qtfr A 'cloud. ). AB last member of Babu. comp snqr is changed to 3TTr% *ftdMrft: 'one who has -8 A plantain or the fruit. -9 Pride --55-. A window, laltic*. -Comp. nifa-t o. veiled. ception. q. v. ) A ewe. o. 1 Furnished with a net, reticulated. -2 Covered with iron network. -3 Cunning, decsptive s^ ] 1 A -2 A fowler, bird -catcher. spider. -4 The governor or 1 3 [ STI^T ^rtft s ?? : fisherman. A -3 chief ruler of a province.-5 A rogue, cheat. -6 A coajurer, juggler. ffr chain-armour. -3 A 1 A net. -2 A spider. -4 A leech. -5 A window.-6 Iron. -7 Plantain -8 A veil, woollen cloth. The Conquering, subduing, rm. burden of a song ( in music ). a. Victorious. 3TTjj A -2 cine. 3TIT OTJfA'T [ '. 1A JTR: Nir. ] lover f ^W 1* - friend. TTJT frsrnr A con- -2 N. of Durga. 54. fr bastard. si^-gTJwq;,-^!^: n adulteress. ITTT 3iW;fTft J An adulteress. A net, snare. -2 ( o web, cob-web, (b) Any woven ) A texcoat of mail, a helmet made of wire. -4 An eye-hole, lattice, window; ^lrfiaT5f5ddffetFir B. 7. 9 tjJTsfcTfaf^sMrwr: tfV. 3. 2 ; Ku. 7. 60. A f^nrTtrracTT! -5 A collection, number, iaia room ornamented with 3Tn3^T:N. cf country in the north-west of India, the territory between the rivers Beas and Sutlej ^TT^i Ved. A kind of drug with 1 healing properties. 3TT5JT harsh. an vfrf- ) 1 Cruel, severe, ?HI XiaT^M 1 swiftness. Speed, Ved. A son-in-law. A termination added to nouns : in the sense of 'the root unites the toes of many water-birds. A disease of the eyes. Pride. -3 A arrogance.c 55; The Kadamba tree. window. 3j$r: a loop-hole, -Comp. the occupation of catching fnr^: 1- a net-maker. fish, fishing. -2- a spider. -r?T: a kind of pimple or toil. jftforfTT a kind of churning ;h4< vessel. web n. connected by a -Tr^: a gooso. mail, armour. sTTTr 3TTi75r net. ?rf5jrT a. S. 7. 16. ; -2 [ A 3IIWl% Wffl^-* multitu'Je, .] 1 collection expressive of the parts of the body the root of the ear An of';*i?Ml^ srff* &c. &fa, ; A 1 pole-cat. bed, a cot. jilgfr: -2 A leech. epithet of the river Ganges. when preceded ( Atm. by TO and K ) ( 3wiS fiPW-OP^i To conquer, arM^-wTra, ^3, istcr ) 1 subdefeat, overcome, vanquish, jugate 3Trf^ gwwnrest HR^rsrf^ 15. 76, 3T?!^sfrTT% Pt- I- 330 ; Bk. f^T 1 P.- ; 19. -2 2. A ; -2 Haste, hurry. assemblage, -H A -2 1. 3n??T3f a- ( fifl^T/- ) Despised, low, mfian, contemptible. ftB^trMal. 5. 10; Ku. 7. 89; Amaru. 58. -6 Magic. -7 Si. 4. 56 Illusion, deception. -8 An unblown membrane which flower. -9 The -10 villain, poor man, a low or degraded man. -3 One who reads or recites badly ; cf. P. VI. 2. 158. f%aT#tn^a'jprr?5f^- ; ( . -2 Rash, inconsiderate. ?i?f/. ) 1 A rogue, rascal, wretch, miscreant , V. 1 -3 A 1 ( fr ture. snfiHV picturet.-2 A kind of melon (-ftmc^). -3 Certain boils or pustules which appear in the disease called s^j. . ^waptf 4 f^l'WMgq: P*- -Oomp. Medi- paramour, gallant, T'jfrrT: ; 1 3: physician. ; of signal service to Rama at the siege of Lunkfi. lie was alNO noted for his medical skill. [ This 30 A bud, an unblown flower; rtSNHrhrfWhpftwt Mo 98 g0 ; who wes The wife. fidential derivo the word from -rfilt, because in astrology, the grrfo? eign indicates the future good luck of one's wife ( siwrfRsf ? ); but the word is obviously connected with the Greek TV. of yellow fragrant indicative of the death of one's wife. son-in-law. 1. ' ^rqr A r%: TTHT'fsnf^:. Un.2.94.] 1 A son-in-law, U. 1. 11 ; arpngi^rr ^f f^r^gr: A grnrrai <*5Wt ST: Snbhash. -2 lord, master. -3 The gun-flower. sr S. window. -4 '> wood. a priest tried * - 3Tnr$ A kind : I N. of the author law book. -2 N. of an infidel Bra- who , Dhattflra plant. at lierd - of hruana, 1 -3 The Si- 4. 66. $iWWJrtl*ti pleting, finishing. y: 1 Qold "3* fT*r<5. ] -2 A goldon ornament rejection. Declining, 1 To excel surpass, firnnr ; fft ^ifj^r Ku. 2. 53 ; R. 3. 34 ; Ghat. 22 ; SI. 453 -3 To win ( by conquest in gambling or in a law-suit ), acquire by conquest miiJTi also ); MB. 7. 96. -4 To a 1. 19. ; ; curb, restrain, control, conquer ( as piseions ). -5 To be victorious, be supreme or pre-eminent ( generally or used in benedictory stanzas salutations); grfjj srrg *rfKT3r: dramas); ?rf%7frtr: ufal^ fl-grirfif MM .5.1 5lf%rnh . To overcome or &c ) as a disease ( -8 To expect from ( with abl. ) Caui. ( 3mi!3 ) To cause to win or Dttid. conquer. ( fiiffTffi) To wish to win, acquire or excel, to vie with, -4^\^ =r<7rw emulate, to seek for ftrimr ft %*r: Ki. 10 29. -WITH ; arfit to conquer, defeat, vanquish anr: [ft fftr ai^] 1 Conquest. triumph, victory, success, winning game or a law-suit -2 ). conquest as in N. of the "sun. -4 N. of Jayanla, son of Indra. -5 N. of Restraint, curbing, <M. -3 Yudhishthira, the Pari'lava first prince. -6 N. Vishnu. -7 An of an attendant of epithet of Arjunn. *rr 1 N. of Dnrga. -2 N. of an attendant of the goddess Durga. -3 A kind of banner. -4 The third, eighth or thirteenth lunar days of any of the two lunar fortnights. -Oomp. srr^f o. conferring victory. srrfjf^/. 1 a prayer for victory ; -2. a congratulations after victory cheer of victory. TSfTi <*. exulting ; in victory. qftrfrgtf; 1. a shout of victory. -2. a kind of game with dice. ^rta^-sfhrofi -OTT a proclam- g^r a kind of victory. as a sign of victory. N. of Jayanta, Indra'ti son. q^rTs qr a record of victory. qr?j: 1 ation of drum beaten . a king. -2. an epithet of Bralmuu-J. an epithet of Vishnu. "jsr^f; a kind of dice. inra-.l a royal elepliaut.-2a remedy for f ever.( -?j ) a cheer of the ajij^vf sacrifice. victory. Tr^r. <wft, -*ft: the goddess of vic&w: record of tory Ku. 2 62. victory, -^rj^rsft an epithet 'of Sachi. 5rs^; 1. a shout of victory. 2- tho ; exclamation ^'0^0' (uuil '.glory ) uttered by bards&c. 52'iia horn blown to announce a victory. ^fr: * I a trophy, memorate column !T?J ws ; column erected a victory, RHJWR a B. 4. 36. npithet of Siva. a to assumed by Nakula while living at Virata king's. Sa3p7fft5: A name assumed by badeva. *w snrtf [ RT ?33j 1 Conquering, subduing, -2 Armour for cavalry, 1. caelephants &c. -Comp. 3^ parisoned. -2. victorious. o. srftq; [ iSr tftetf 5ft ] Con- I quering, vanquishing ^^qryf^ 3T ftsfiw. ^g% ^rrrjyV^r: Vb. 1..2. -2 Successful, winning a law-suit Yi:2..79v -3 Fascinating, captivat3TITW 5fnring. subduing the heart T^ % m9[T T^5^rJr?T: Mil. 1.36. m. A victor a conqueror qtf7T StyTTgfTHWt^ai^HHU^Iy^qr B. 4. 34. ; ; ; m-^ a. [ vulnerable, that ( opp. 31 n ). ] Conquerable, can be conquered com- triumphal a. *-rr fatigue, hardy. has won heaven. one who [ f3r-ft>a; ] At the end of Conquering, defeating, win- fim; a- comp. ) ning &c.; 1 : / Victory, conquest. -2 Gaining, obtaining. Qlti*- a. Conquerable. nrr 1 Victory. -2 Acquisition, gain. -J A ploughshare. ri: A harrow. f3rf^^ a. Victorious. Rrf^o. [rSt^^] ( ft/. ) Victori cms, conquer ing, triumphant ;5T3j[<'5 ^a-^.TT3> >rr^f1r^^f|5ir Si. 2. 9. fr N. of the city Benares. fsr&a ; , 1 [ f3t->Rf ] Victorious, triumphant :R. 4. 85 ; 10. 18. -2 Winning, gaining. -3 ( At the end ; of comp. Conquering, excelling ; 9t^rtr^TT: Bh. 1.5 Si. 13. 21. B <3: 1 The sun. -2 N. of Indra. -3 N. of Vishnu. -4 N.of Arjnna. ) arf^'frfSriraj: ; Bk. 19. 2. ( in battle, A name >n f^Ttrgf ifiw sra: 2. 24 ; Git. 1. ; gt*T: Rain. 1. 5; Bh 1. -6 To convict. -7 get the better of ( Victorious. Rnfnrr [ fii-^ m% 3f ] 1 Desire of conquering, subduing or overcoming TTTST HWTC ^V^ W^^rfr^iMVU K. 15. 45. -2 Emulation, ; ; Eminence. -4 Exf rtion, Kruinprofession-, habit of life. -5 ence. -6 Military ardour, warlike rivalry. -J %f a- [ A demon f^T: finrnfa- ] Victorious, ! tri- epithet of Vishnu. spirit. 1 Hr-^W umphant. -2 Surpassing, excelling. m. I A conqueror, victor. -2 An Desirom of conquering. ( ft?ri^ ). f3nr??T: Breath, life. -2 Vying or contending with. Rm^.. }>. iTT-CTr3r [ ?p] Con- I c]uered, stibilued, curbed, restrained, as enemies, passions &c. ) -2 ( Won, got, obtained by conquest ). -3 Surpassed, excelled. -4 Subject SRrirto, enslaved or influenced by ftffi; sfraw &c. -rf Victory. -Comp. 3i$t* a. reading well or wfns a. J. one who has readily.;, conquered his foes, triumphant, victorious. -2. one who has subdued his passions. ( -?\: ) N. of Vishnu. sjft o. one who lias conquered his enemies or passions. ( -ft: ) an smm* Buddhi. a. self- void of .passion. WTT^ " ono wlio ?fit"f conquered bis passions or sub- subdued, a. tuti victorious. dued the senses &c. ?m ITfrWr ) ^ g??t 'ft =TT: w fNnTr I ( ?VT, *r si ^j^'W f fff ^ >|-Tf7r f 5*^% *t7rill* -Tf i3r?iT|T: fining o. [3^ fl^mtil a]Hungry. ( ; epithet of Desire of eating, hunger. -2 Striving for. -3 Contending with. Ms. 2. ous. fdfEitWT I Desire of killing 19. -2 Malice, revenge. firsts a- [ ?^ killing, doubled -- KlT^iq; a. appciirof victory, ing victoriouu, proud assuming the airs of a victor 3rfl*Tf5tnrr Mu. 2 ; ; ^3 nr^TT An enemy. g: w iff^ n^ [ Desirous of ] murderous B. 15. ; ] Desire of taking or seizing. nrsr " [51 v-fR ?r f?raftr ] I Suspecting. -2 Conjecturing, guessa. g. JTs^RriT: Wing observing q^lTT: S. D. : ; ; nr?mn [ i" ^.TI? w Desire ] 1 of knowing, curiosity, inquisitiveness. -2 Search, investigation, test, examination. fsr^rrfarT a. 98. -*rr5f: tlie fist Ved. An enemy. a. Revengeful, murder- : Investigated, asked, inquired. Desirous 1 [ fl H^ 7 ] knowing, inquisitive, curious Bg. G. 44. -2 Desirous of getting nr^rg of ; absolution (g9<}j). . not excitable, (-ti: imperturbable, Jtfw: u staEf an epithet of Vishnu. ' of a class of a Manes).-$tf (epithet " inured to a. victorious- WT ?&*' Gemini, the tho zodiac ( a word f?fiTIT:, ftrgw:, third sign of of Green origin ) fSr^rt. [rJr-^f;] umphant. -2 Very ! Victorious, triold. ^ 1 A 454 term applied to a chief or Jaina saint. -2- N. ap- generic Bauddha eged, decayed. plied to the Arhata of the Jainas. -3 A very old man. -4 An epithet of Vishnu. -Comp. cutf:] Old, leather bag A w; ; >m Ved. Old, fgffpf a. 1 3. 91 ] .1 A Time. -2 1 P. decayed, -fifo "^f bird. ( cloud To Srtnr ) eat. To kill, hurt. 1 P. (fsr^R) 1 To be active or lively, bugy oneself. -2 To urge on, impel, excite. -3 To refresh, animate. -4 To promote. -5 To graut, confer.-^ To please, satisfy. .(3)rfr)To sprinkle. ^s The Chakora bird. epithet called Naginandu A When [He was the and renowned and charitable his father's kinghis kinsmen, he dom was invaded by I scorned the idea of fighting with them and induced bis father to leave it to ; who sought for it and to repair with him to the Malaya mountain to those world. Un. 138 1. ] Sloping, ath- 1 oblique. -2 Crooked, away, fqnint; Rs. 1. 12. -3 Tortuous, curv- wart, going irregularly. -4 Curved, bent -5 Morally crooked, deceitful, dishonest, wicked, unfair qaij fjf Tcnjm%3rirft: Ki- 6. 24 sf^jHrited, ; ; 3Wftrgrf* pale-coloured ; -6 Dim, dark, f^Rnnrf5rir>.rr^rfft- 1.46. -7 Slow, lazy. tf I Dishonesty, falsehood .-2The Tagara treo.-Comp. ar^r o.J crookfrirrcftnsrKi. a quick. f. : ' I -Oomp. -3 A atom. %] -sn Ved. A -2 Worn out, ruined, wasted, decaved, tattered (as clothes); <mmiT sftorfpr *rwr ftfrr Bg. 2. 22 ; U. 6. 38 ; Mai. 5. 30. -3 Digested ; g^fHr** greedy. The tongue.-2The tongue a flame. Ved. sword. -2 /. Quick or flowing water. zftiftp.p. [ 3f ;E ] 1 Old, ancient. a- Voracious, fire, i. e. ftfs] A Cumin-seed. man Den. P. to gc crookedly. The tongue. f: 1 An Cumin-seed -3 fighting unfairly. ( -m. ) an epithet of Bhlma ^r^T: the Khadira tree. gf^tTtfor: old sentence. gtr: H. 1. 22. of: 1 An A tree. -3 Cumin-seed. Laige cumin-seed. $ I Ben. man.-2 MT^rr^: licking, lapping. zoin.-2 Old age,decrepitnde.-0omp. T^lT: 'renewing the old, lepairs especially of a temple'or charita' a dog. -2. a leopard. -5. a bear tr& the fur of the tongue. root of the jj<7 the tongue-scraper. q- : |. cat. -3. a tiger. -.4 a -- tongue. a a. term particularly applied to the Viaarga before -^ and ^ and also to ^, $ and the 1#rv of class : guttural consonants a bird. greediness. -fog -?w. ( in , ) m . a dog. the Khadira tree. *ffr'/-[ftHpir^<w'] y. ^ gram -2 Decrease, growing old. loss. i vie- -J Fading any I life.-3 To live by, a livelihood & 3 wrPr57by ble or religious institution. ruined or neglected Tgrst garden __3?T . lingering fever. qu?, the Kadamba tree. ed house. sffrufer Almost a. withered. sfrfSr: /. (with instr. ) ; ^arr%3rrfr Jf\ufa Ms. 4. jfcr 6 ftqrrfr sfafff: 3. 152, 162 11. 26 sometimes used with a cognate accusative in this sense ^ i ; ; ; 3tfjrgrrJ9r- Ms.4.11. F 'g- -4 ( ) To live or prey upon, depend upon as one's source of existence ( with loc. ) fsr- Mb. restore to Cam. I To life.-2Tonourish,nurtuie, bring up. sffa a. [ --jfar-^aR v ] Living, ex- ^. l The principle of life, isting. the vital breath, life, soul ; inrsfrr, &c. -2 The individual or personal soul enshrined in the sffa^m, W)< 3frf%: [ dried up or Old f-fi^] 1 An axe.-2 The cart. -4 An animal, -3 A human body and imparting to motion and sensation ( called it, life, afRrw^ as opposed to qww^ the Supreme Y. 3. 131 Ms. 12. 22-23. -3 ), Life, existence. -4 A oreature,living being.-5 Livelihood, profession. -6 ; rum in the cycle of Jupiter. Association of cause and effect.-l 2 N. -H of Vishnu. -Oomp. afcTOi \. 8 birdcatcher, fowler.-2. a murderer,slayer. the world of organic and inorganic creation. STRIT^ m. tho individual soul enshrined in the human body, (as opposed to TTTrfff- ar^mm: 'the Supreme soul ' ). sn^pt abstracting healthy blood, bleeding (in 53; medic. sirtrr^ preservation of the heart -^tpjglowing fire-wood, burning wood ?ifrf t 'casting off life,' voluntary death, suicide TUTTO the three states / life. ). awm: -- i. e. waking, drearaing'and sleeping. 3T<Jrr the wool of a animal. ^i 1^< the body. alive. living the abode of the soul urf: a prisoner taken, ' Brahma. q;r: f u Chakora bird. a ' 80 sr a. ^^1^: -Hrsfrr a children are living ian.^. an age, decrepitude, decay, inBrmity. -2 Digestion. body. ; revive, come to subsist on, make N. of Kan;u. -7 N. of one of the Maruts -8 The constellation jof. -9 N. of Brihaspati.-IO The third lust- 5frT- [wr^faffi tortoously ; Rg. frog. jftf^ a. -2 To 2. 235. duced, by his generous and touching behaviour, the enemy of serpents to give up his practice of devouring them. The story is very pathetically told in the play ] ^rf^ m. smoke. meandering, going ^fsn 2.4S Ms. soul slowly. 1. J3. *rr ; lead a holy life. It is related that there he one day took the place of a young serpent who was, by virtue of an agreement, to be offered to Garurfa as his daily meal, and in- Swift, ij a. moving ed-eyed, squinting. a snake. ( -JT: ) -nfii a. To mentioned ( ; also in =pireRwini ) son of Jtitmtaketft for his benevolent Going, going to. -2 Getting, obtaining see gj 'to go'. Destruction of the f$T5fSrar: of -2 of Indra. -2. N. of a king of the Vidyadharas, hero of the play disposition. a. 4. A nnrisher, sustainer. epithet of Indra. -Oomp. a mountain. an %jjs of Siva. 1. N. ^IIJH: |ge: . Me. ^iii mountain. -3 5 P. (Bffrfffi) 3fip* ^^-^s- ; ( -4 An 23 i. ^ 1 3i?i?ar ) f: g?r t'qr IT, sfasr 515} gsr Tfift ?r ^t TV. cf. Un. a Jaina temple . ( ; sfii'ni'i^it' Ms. 11. 139. 1. a fTf:, f saint. -2 an Arhat of chief Bauddba the Jainus ^nrq; or monastery. P- 1 be alive live, ) born the woman whose % enemy. a physicmortal ^ 1. ' ' existence. tnf living wealth, proper ty.in the shape of living creatures, live-stock. trnft the earth. faaRTV: a being endowed with life. /., husband trstV is alive, a woman whose -q^ a freeh leaf, 455 o. wt ose father a son or daughter ) ( & it still al BT a we man whose son is living, -JTpjeffT the seven mothers or female divinities -3 Water life ) ( 5RT f%f*t sfhnr t: TTB raen- a sentient being. Etrual blood --$mi The world of ! living beings, the world of mortals, the world or worldly existence ; r*r- wrror 37 9. friijirfre?: H^fft 3ftaf5tefira.fr: ; Mai. ^nr^FP: sjahq-Tf 21 so ; Santi. 2 2. ; Bg. 11. 7 beings, U ; mankind ; 4 . 17. -2- living . made from ??rMw blood. healthy tferour transmigration of the soul. living, HTVf grain, corn. Hre^real'zation or attainment of the chief end sifl^lH^ a. [ jfta(-?:i 1 s? a. [ tfi* making &o. -2 -Hjf: 1 fa% of^ 1 ] Living, A living being. A -2 A servant. Buddhist mendicant, any mendicant who lives by begging. -4 A usurer. -5 A snake-catcher. -6 A tree. -7 A medicinal plant of that name' -3 sfbm; o. ( rf(f. ) Living, alive. a woman whose crfafT -Conrp. children are living. old. -6 *ffa'07 a. To be I lived. [ o. 1 ^^j: M^^ ^r^Tf-' *<Sf ] 1 ir life. fowler. Full\>f life. -2]Aniraat- defined: P. 1 Water. -2 The -3 A bow-string gfpsfr^TiJrV i'iftwft Mv. 6. 33. -4 The chord of an arc. -5 Means of living. -6 The tinkling of metalic ornaments. -7 N. of a plant ( ^n ) -8; Life, exist; ence. sfhrrg ", H. I Food. -2 Life, existence ( fig. also ); *ag JJT^rsfr- N. V. -3 Re- 1 ( girfst ) -2 To exclude, a. s^filfl fT: A man ; T Deserted, abandoned. of a degraded caste, a Chand&la. ^f^\ A braid of hair. tuft of hair on the top of the head ef ^p-r. A ^f^cfc) . ; 1. 6 P. To bind. -2 To send, throw ( snfffi ) I 33^go. -II. 10 P. or cast, diroct.-2 To 1 To grind or pound. To shine. 6 P. ( ^(^ ) To go, move. Ved.An epithet of Varuna. A 1 gg; ^ ( 3ra?t ) 4 P. ( smt, ztfft or grow become decay, 6, 10.-4 2. A medicine sftfNir [sft^wp^arar of living, livelihood. & Meong -2 The life].l An nt. gj knowledge or the Supreme spirit, is ' ' while alive, one who, though alive, is as good as dead and useless to the word ( said of a mad man whose character ia lost ). SjppTO a. [ tfnj;-3m ] old man. trs Virtuous, pious. existence. -2 A tortoise. peacock, A -4 cloud. -3 A -5 Virtue, piety. sffaH a. ( ift/. ) [ jft^ uft H: Enlivening, giving life. living being. -2 Wind. -3 -4 The Supreme Being -- JT existence ; ( fig. also ) ; sg^] I A I A son. Life, ?*JTrft JTJT *- (p^^tWmr^ft^Git.in. -2 The principle of life, vital water. ^jpj energy ; Bg. 10 P. ( gOTffi ) To reduce to WffR ^'] I Living, existent, alive; U. 12. 75. -2 Returned to life, revived. -3 Anim- powder, grind, pound. Ved. Speed, quickness. ^p- a. 6 A. (grfT.gK) 1 To be -4 Lived through To be favourapleased or satiified.-2 ble or propitious. -3 To like, be take pleasure or delight fond ^ff^tf.p. [ 3^)5; ! ated, enlivened. ( as a period ). ?* sftfM FTHT$ I Life,existence; 5^tf f|rfr* U. 3. i* 26;^nf5a^r^Ku.C. 63; Me. 83 infJrsfaJT^tsrrnTJfcTsfH^ft Ms. 6. 45 7. 111. -2 Duration of life. -3 Livelihood. -4 A living being. 3iiT3i: an epithet 'of Siva.. -Oomp. ; Long-lived. I Life, I 2 i. e. ; one or Ved. To waste old, a. Decayed, old. ijiuf ' freed from the future birth and all ceremonial rites while yet living. gj%:/. final liberation in the (.resent state of life. 37 a- dead ) away, perish. for restoring life.; giving, element, To abandon, net aside. ; storation to life, revival U. Malaya 8. D. 207. quit. J, dog. -2 The 5jy4M , ^Qc^rr 1 Censure, reproach. -2 Dislike, aversion, disgust, abhorrence. -3 ( In Bhet. ) Disgust considered as the feeling which gives rise to the Blbbatsa sentiment, thus Enlivening. -2 Supporting *HlllP>ll<4; A 1 mountain. sft^T [ 3l)f.-ST^ ] *rg: ; lihood. sniRTa. I Living, existing. -2 !T: I Life, existence. Long-lived. -2 A drug, medicament. A life. 5flt-f- (Generally at the end of comp.) Living, alive, existing R, 'l. 63. -2 Living upon or by ; ift^nff^, w. A living being. srrgT^fr?'!; Ac. 3fr4 Life. SJJT A means of live1 Water. -2 Fresh milk. : To be lived, kept alive The possibility of living. tif I f^ ?r ] Food. earth. a livelihood by, generating One who lives a long time. day dangerously -2 Life. -3 Possible return to 3ftr% a. ( ;ft/. ) [ ift^-mft, ; -2. a life-giving medicine. an articulation. -2. heart. 77 &o. ', existence. Jjthe vital parts, 11. is 2. 20. Bv. gfl-ftwwr a. means of -5 Butter 33. ; ing, inspiriting. human Udb. fr ff*nT J^ H. 3. milk one ^ 'the mother of living beings', a woman whose children are living. -WT 1- a joint, of ill '; 3Tnr*T: I'residing in epithet of Varuoa, the regent o water. -2. the bdy. T water i%'*r?'^TH57rT*5r- e. or poison. ^ i. ; Marrow. -7 Enlivening, making alive. -Oomp. srrsrrd BitT: death. 3fHrinfiT ; profession, also ); Ms. ( fig q^i he ' ; nrorra; -4 Livelihood, existence m^t ( jflrft ; 7. 9. gffarnr Ki. 18. 39 : 31T5TT hope of love .life, of li i an $^T: |. a lover, husband. -2. epithet of Yama R. 11. 20 ( where the word is ^1. of, enjoy ; $rvf ^TrTFf T*T7 ^f^TT or attach oneBhig. -4 To devote in, self to, 17. 3^ -5 To 112. inhabit undergo, suffer practise, qfa??TO3<^ ; f^TW%g: frequent, ; Bk. visit, 3*^ T^T^f T7s Mb. -6 To ; used in sense 1 also ). -3 the sun. -4. the moon. -5drug which is 3T.: said to revive the dead. Siva. qrr: doralion of life. grr an artery. -s^nrsrni! a husband. w^Tt: risk of jeopardy, d ngor to life ; sacrifice of life. i life, choose. -8 To enjoy, possess, Mai. 5. 18. -9 To .happen to. -10 To delight in granting or per- To have ; To show oneself -II forming. favourable towards. -Caul. I To like, be fond of. -2 To fondle, cherish. -3 To delight at. -II. 1 P., in, approve of, rejoice. 10 U. ( 456 To I reason, think. -2To investigate, srTrt. examine. -J To hurt. -4 To be satis- comp. [ 3 Drawn. Ved. Gone. fied. the end of comp. ) 1 g\o. Liking, enjoying, taking delight in Bh.3. 103. -2 Vioiting, approaching, going to, taking, amusing, resorting to &c. qTrf1*\ali R- 8. 85 ( at ^m: / ^Wi^^ &c. ^T^JTTn a. gjinr e^i . 1. The ;q^: To be worshipped served, Service. ]>. [ ^-ipiS/ii) ^f ] I Furnished or endowed with, possessed of. -4 Liked, loved, agreeable. -5 Served, worshipped. -6 Propitious, favourable. -7 Shared, partaken in U. 6. 40. The remnants of meal ( 37%?. ). Librn sign The mass ^j; Pleased, gratified. -2 Practised, regorted to, vigited, sutfere.l &c. ; Bg. 2. 2. -3 3 of matted hair of ). or 33m, A 4 . ffi, ( injure, kill. -2 To ( with dat. ) ; <& Bk. 11.8. To hurt, angry with 1 SJT} ) be -2 (n.). Silence. '^ ] Satisfaction, I : Silently 2. 17. ; fifrSfr 3T>Tnw> S. 5 ; Liking -2 Satisfaction, approval. -3 Choosing. a. Making crooked or actNjJg<|U| or: The moon. ing crookedy. r 3f^HT: -2 A tree. I R fifi $3*1 [ 5 crescent-shaped wooden ladle used for pouring the sacrificial ghee into the fire. -2 A tongue, flame. especially of Agni, i. e. a fH ^ ^ 3T 1 P. iT applied mftHMl: tithi name ijm^ w*f %>^r Ms.' 2. 84. ( See and other commantatorH r shortly and Uyana ^ ; renders inrffr 1. 2. 5. 1 U., 9 P. by for ( Mcdhfi: n-ij by OTSee ylva- ). press iwft,-*, 3'ifft ) I 3<j. Ved. Quick, speedy. is ; 43. 4. ; Ve"; 1 15h. ) qrn> rr -4 To appear, become ^nm- %mt ; 5 3. >ftr: 3ftf^ 3. R'I. show manifest visible or 1'arasm. ^Hff ; f^r'ftf^ffi' rise, ( Ku. 3. ease. oneself, a bow recoil or back fly C'ns. To cause to ). digested 5tNfTrr- To be dissolved or to digegt. -II. 1 ; A ( 31% I [ 3|-f3^ 05^ ] | Causing -2 Promoting digestion, digestive. r [ ^-1%^ 53^ ] Causing to 1 decay. -2 Stimulating digestion. -3 Calcining or oxidizing metals. -4 A condiment. : ) The .portion the moon's path occupied constellations ff"t, rfr!?f of by the aad^fiiiTKVr according- to <m?THf$< ) according to others, by Rytw 3,3^1 and ( ; as yawn A ;: at ( inducing 1 heated chamber a perspiration, for dry hot bath. Ved. Yawniug, 5Jvr:,-*ir,-vi U. 4. 29. -2 Opening, gaping blossoming, expanding *fr 'sprr SH^fH' K. 257 well-born. Victorious. Of 1 -2 noble Genuine, origin, true. -3 Speed. -2 Atmosphere. female demon. -4 An epithet of Saiaswatt. 5 Going speedily, luick me 'ion 6 A mark on the forehead of horses and oxeii. ^JTH [ftrn-fft Fg? ] 1 Eating. -2 Food. ; iT^ffiTitrsrraif^l: Ve. 3 F.tpipsion. 9. 16. 2. 7 ; Mai. 4 Bursting open. ^T^T: a sort A. ( >frf ) To move, go. A. ( ) Ved. I To reach, 3*5 go towards. -2 To strive after, exert. -3 To open the month, pant, gasp. 5ft[ 1 1 ' [ In^'S? ] ' of dsmon. A ~ ) To move, approach, come near. -2 To crackle ( as fire). -3 To roar. -4 To call out to, invoke, Ved. or expand. A [^H-q^g] *r SnTTtSTT <jll*<<- ; ; To bo 24; U_5. 13. -5 -6 To fig. 7^ . Ms. 41. ( sfitJjirw ; to decay. ; 9. ir^i^n^ Chin. 79 =gi3f^r^ Bk. 15. 150. -4 To break up or fall to pieces. -Cotw. wear ( 3T-5TM ^H(TT :THfTrin%rTi!*K #f*I- irregular tr^f ^ U5TT 3Miflf^ WTSSTTfl Bk. 6. f^f 14. 112. -3 excel. ; fl- ; Bk. ; consume* r . yawn be %5TT praise. o expand, burst open w*3ftg*smT (as a flower &c. ) RB- 3. 22. -3 To i*-# increase, spread or extend every- 5J:/. 1 A also ) 16 pt. 5. perish, 3TT- ; or inspire. -3 gape, pulse. -2 To Or 3fll* wear out, wither old, ^t^ 5BTOT: ; - -2 To open, 1 hurry on, move on quickly. -2 To impel quickly, urge or drive on. -3 To excite, animate. To To jre* ) 1 A 1 kill. hurt, To make low ) 1 -2 To away, decay ^fTrfr- 3j?lm flsgrfl also oRfa 1TJT where those sacrificial ceremonies to which the verb gfifa is applied as distinguished from thoseto which *nrfa is To ) ( 3jnf?r-e ( humiliate. 3m&: technical U. 3v$W priest. m. Fire. A 1 ; ,-^ The water of boiled TV. -Comp. 3TT*T: fire. -j^l ( weapon. fiery Hhl 1 ^: / 1%^ 3^] 1 Fev -2 Feverish or morbid heat. 1 P. (sjlffi) Ved. 1 To burn.-2 * To hurt, injure, kill. [ 5 ffa *r=n[ ] 1 Fire. -3 A hard-hearted man. Sg: / A J 1 6 A -5 Anger. [^ Bv. To grow ) 1 ^gw f%* 3^ enjoyment, happiness, pleasure. -2 ^ Happiness. qr ind. I According to one's -wish, with ease. ft 9 P., 10 D. I. 1, 4, ^K- 3 To grow old'. *$(<% a. Ved. I Swift, speeedy, quick. -2 Running, proceeding quickly. -3 Praising, invoking. fjf: / 1 Speed. -2 An epithet of .ddityaor sun. 3 the body. 4 Tke Brahman ; if 1 Gaping. -2 Expansion, opening, blooming. -3 Developing, coming into view. larged, increased. W^-T^sjTrarcr. Mall. 1. 2. 3r?q? Matted hair. ^ ; - ^r5TW 3*r*lf|*7- ; ) Rs. 6. [JJJ-^] 1 Yawned, gap-2 Opened, expanded, displayed; Mil. 1. 32. -3 Opened, blown ( as a flower ) -4 Done, exerted. -$ En- the twisted limbs ed. 4 word of Greek origin 7/jdiac ( a tba ( j Going on, proceeding, I -2 Stretching 5f^f|rTwrT?!Tnr6f 10. -3 Blossoming, blooming Bh. 1. 25. Impulse, incitement, instigation. -5 Inclination, propensity, tendency. ; K. ing. ( afrrTft- ) Given. 4 2 Quickness, speed. moving. Uninterrupted Sow or motion. ; ; At the end of ( ] Impelled, urged, pressed.-! I ) ' yawner, Swelling. Gaping, yawnibg. o, [ ^'T;m% 53^; ] Causing to at 1 Gaping, yrvwngape or yawn &1 P. ^ (3fl>ri* , cUue, decay, perish. To want, do 457 know to be wrw^r JTwr^t Me. Si i iff 5 ingly or unknowingly, consciously or ; Victorious, victory successful, 531*% JT^stw snnTW ITOW- ; ug^t <S^T or. -2 -- -2 6; 2. -2 16, 16. 72. 4. A g-. 1 conquer- victor, =M A Victory, Quick-silver. triumph. w: R. -Oomp. Superiority. victor. A. RT: 1 A 1 Jaina, a follower of Jaina doctrines. -2 A Buddha. %rf^r%: N. of a celebrated gage and philosopher, founder of the Mimfmiei school of philosophy ( ^t properly ffl jfmt*n$?rgwT- ); -8 To act, enthe instru- 6. gage in ( with gen. of ment ); nfqifr srnfm Sk. he engages in sacrifice with clarified butter ( fffw = frfifo ) -9 Ved. To ac' Mil. >rf% (Fjrrffnfrtf Superior leading to wrw W?*TT f*ar SIH Irrnr^ Pt. 2. 23. IfW [ Jfre^ ajor ] 1 Belonging to sfk or the soul. -2 Belonging to knowledge, approve, allow. -10 To recognise ag one's own, take possession of. Cow. ( jiNJjfjr, smfit ) ' To announce, inform, make acquainted with, make known, notify. -2 To request, ask(Atra.).-3To sharpen. -4 To satisfy. -5 To praise. -6 To immolate, kill ( as an animal ). Deiid. ( ftfarwr ) J To desire to know, investigate, ascertain R. 226 Bk. 8. 33 14. 91. -2 To conjec; ; ; . Jupiter. ture, suppose, guess. the end of 5T 1 At comp. ) 1 Knowing, familiar with 3>Hr?r, prnrogr, srrarsri TTBTST &c. -2 Wise r s in ytu.^l thinking oneself o. [ 5THF ; W<J*' one for iTi?3ff <* Long-lived, long life IB desired ; ( 3iT/. ) 1 whom ig q^ Thin, lean. Dk. -2 gfiN^rr: ^. The moon \ ^rr<js5 sri- 5 ; trarsf Bv. *r t -2 Camphor. -3 A son. -4 drug, medicament. -5 A peasant. 2. 78. An *Nt|: epithet A 3TTT of Eacha, son of Brihaspali. hood. The pleasure of Ti taste. : Th dtfigH: ( $ %$An who A devotee a preg- ). epithet of Siva. -2 practises the most 1 rigid austerities. tiT 1 -2 A Known, ] as- prehended &c. grnrftjiT sji-rfimj ; 5Ht Ku. 3. 3; see Knowledge. -Comp. above. ^rr * fa^td: a man completely versed in any S&stra. ^n^^rpot.p. I To be known or -2 Conceivable, co'm- prehensible. / A woman . ?u- understood. tie. , [ certainded, understood, learnt, com- longings of woman nant $mr:/. I Understanding. -2 Intel-3 Promulgating. -4 Satisfaction. -8 Sharpening. -6 Praise. -7 Immolating, killing. 5fT?r a. Aloe-wood. 1 Made known, inform- ed, expounded, taught. lect. Crookedness, deceit, false- sraKSr ; be wise. gr; 1 A wiseand learned man. -2 The sentient soul. -3 The planet Mercury. -4 The planet Mars. -5 An epithet of Brahma. to cluster of ; 3Tri%: [ ?r-W5 ] 1 paternal relation, a father, brother &o.; agnate re- young buds. A woman. A latives collectively .-2 kindred in general. -3 kinsman who ia kinsman A or distant not entitled to the oblations offered to deceased ances) TTji, jffra in all senses ( quainted with know, to learn, ); ; wm be aware JIT ^3 become ac- yi*fl ; 5rr* srnwfT ft &*mrr aHM^to wr2. 110, 123; 7. 148. -3 To ; Ms. flnd out, ascertain, investigate ;5n*r- m 3?: inrhffra Mk 9. -< To comprehend, apprehend, understand, : feel, experience &c. -5 To test, character of 1.72; Cnin. ; as in j:W5r g , tiy, tnow ^ the true wfttg fifcrsjnfnmr H. -6 To recognise sf 21. Me. 63. -7 To 58 ; A father. -Comp. ^ij^ ., the duty of a kinsman. w*: Vin. relationship. dissension "H^tors. -4 5iT$' : Bk. 15.'9. -2 To of, be familiar or conversant with 3. 1 To know 1 one who has or makes near relatives. among f^ relatives. a. 5Tfcra Relationship. grrf a- [ jtt-ij^ ] m. I ligent, wise. Knowing, intelA wise man. -2 An acquaintance. -3 A bail, surety. 5TT5T [ 5n->n%-?33; ] I Knowing, un- derstanding, becoming acquainted with, proficiency trfewr ftr*T ^f ; MM. -2 Knowledge, learn5fg-5rr>T gvifnrMs 5. 109; I&T 8Tir snft R. 1. 22. -3 Conecio'isnese, cognizance, knowledge 1. 7. ; regard, consider, of religion and philosophy which teaches man how to understand his own nature and bow be may be reunited to the Supreme spirit ( opp. ^4^ ) 3. 3. cf ; jrr* !JVs?rPft Tif^ Ma 8. 2R8 know- jrpwm . andsjrjfanr in -5 The organ of Bg. intelligence, intellect. -6 Confidence. -7 The Supreme spirit. -8 An epithet of Vishnu. -9 The Vedas taken collecsrsj^rrw: ignorance, tively. -Oomp. sense, arata forgetfulness. -Mmrrstudy. -]. thinking, reflection. -am*m a. all-wise. jftgr* an organ folly. *T: 1. of perception ; ( these are five rr^, -the skin, wnrr, ^g^, vm and tongue, eye, ear and nose; nee j^ff^r under f1%7 ) qrt? that inner or mr esoteric portion of Veda which refer* to true spiritual knowledge, or know- ledge of the Supreme spirit, at distinguished from the knowledge of ceremonial rites ( opp. wVte ). ijw a. done knowingly or intentionally. irttr a. attainable by the under" the eye of Instanding. ^sm tellectual vision ( opp. ^4gw, ); *rf ^'g^r Ms. 2.8; 4. 24. ( m. ) a wise and learned man. cretf true knowledge, knowledge of God. -rpr^ n. penance conacquisition of true the in sisting a precepotor, knowledge. qr ^: an epithet of Kurasvati. -^^7 wanting in knowledge, -foyfj: certainty, ascertainment. acquiring trua teat on knowledge. -2. spirit. A cf unconsciously. -4 Sacred knowledge; especially, knowledge derived from meditation on the higher truths 57 ' " wisdom', irft. I. ftff the a teacher, Dav n K tlie ' wise. a. in- ( spiritual ) IJH on spiritual knowledge. supreme preceptor. impress of founded ^T:man know- poaaossed of true or spiritual ^rT: contem. ledge, philosopher. means of. plation as the principal or ac attaining the Supreme spirit quiring true or spiritual knowledge a means -Sf^or, orr 1 indication, sign, or inferring. -2. ( in of knowing of knowledge ; ) sign or proof antecedent subsequent derived from knowledge. -f%5rnr 1. saored miscellaneous knowledge. -2-theTedas with the supplementary branches of knowledge, such as medicine, arms, logic 4c. srrtr telling. the ssience of fortune- -WT* 1- a means of acquir- ing true or spiritual knowledge. an organ of perception. ^rt^tT: "''. Consciously,: ly, intentionally -2. knowing- 458 Consisting of know- a. 1 ledge, spiritual TJ% ; ^ srnft wtifal own ed, action.-5 Asred, old. worn srnntfr* Tf^prr R- 8. 20. -2 Containing knowledge --? Supreme -2 An spirit. 1 ( "ft/- ) epithet of [ m. I Intelligent, wiie. ger, a fortune-teller. -2 An astroloA sage, one possessed of true or spiritual knowledge. 5TTPTW Fortune telling. wiih 5TPrNf^ Den. P. T knowledge. [*f < for Making -foRr-Ts] known, teaching, informing, indiST. 1 A teacher. 2 A cating Ac. commander, a master. -3 A master of reqneats, an officer of the court of an Indian prince ; Ft. 3. ( In pbil. ) significant expres- w A sion, a suggestive rale or precept, said of inch rules as imply some- thing more than wuat is actually expressed by the words of those rules themselves. * (m fr^-<=3^] informing, Making knowni announcing, teaching, <* The Siva. -6 Decaj* C iweg. The most I ) -2 Noblest, excellent. best. first, v^tX o. ( Superl. of vqnn or try ). I Eldest, moat senior. -2 Host' ex. cellent, best. -3 Pre eminent, first, chief, highest. 5. I An elder brother R. 12. 19, 35. -2 An epithet of the Supreme Being. -3 Life. -4 ; N. of a Innar month )* srs q. v. ). ST 1 An eldest sister. -2 N. of the eighteenth lunar mansion ( consisting of the three stars ). -3 The middle finger. -4 A small houselizard. -5 An epithet of the Ganges. -6 The goddess of misfortune, elder sister of Lakshml. gr A small honse-lizard. y I The most exthe cellent, -Ckmp. -5 A heavenly body, ( out. first -2 or head. Tin. brother's e'dest i. ahsrj. share. -2. the right of the eldest brother to a larger share of 'the patrimonial property. -3. The best share. aigf, n. 1. water in which grain has been washed.- 2- the scum of boiled rice.-arrsnr: 1. the highest or most excellent order in the religious life of a that of Brfthmana, i. a householder. -2. a householder. (TTW: a father's eldest brother. arf^:/. Ved. superiority qdf. t. the highest caste (that of Br&hmanas) -2- a Brahmana. ffaf. the duties of seniority. ?*/. 1. a wife's eldest sister. -2 the eldest mother- planet, star Ac. L. 7, 21 a luminary ); ;Bg. 10. 21; H. 1. 21 ; Kn. 2. 19 ; S. 7. 6. -6 Brightness of the sky,day-light (opp. cPT^) -7 The sun and moon ( dual ). "8 Light as the divine principle of life, intelligence. -9 The science of the course of heavenly bodies jastronomy The faculty of seeing. m. I The -3 An epithet of Vi- see jfffrair.-lO -II The celestial world. sun. -2 Fire. the fireshnu. -Conrp. spt:, -g'Tor: iror: the 5TJ1: a spark of fire. flyheavenly bodies collectively. an astronomer or the zodiac. ^r: ^d Mtrologer. , ft Hg'jjthe stellar sphere. 3f a fire-fly- -'ft ( 5ft ) TTtatW: ) the polar star. the supreme spirit. fe% i. ( an astronomer or astrologer. ftvrfi astronomy or ( 3^tnT:5TI?T ) -?TW *sffa: OqifRetflr:) a astrology. Soma tjpe of a whole class of sacrificial ceremonies. sacrifice considered as the N. of Durga. a. Consisting of B. 15. 59 ; Ku. 6. 3. TwV starry ; stars. . indicating. Made known, informed, ^rrflhr a. announced, declared. -^ ~vft W ] ^TCHT [ jn of knowing. -- The desire 3H1 pot. p. [sTTijtffr JKJ] I To be investigated or learnt or understood. -2 To be regarded OS.-3 Perceptible, cognizable. ^JT 9 P. (fsrctflt) J To overpower, oppress. -2 To grow old. -3 ( Utifl ) sfnr a. To be oppressed. 1 Oppressed, overpowered. 2 Become old ; also sfisr. nr 1 N : which the constellation to May-June in ;B. 8.69; 11. 15; 11.104. -2 The chord of an arc. -3 The earth. -4 A mother. -5 Overpowering force or Excessive demand, strength. -6 importunity. WT -ft ] I Old age, decay, -2 Quitting, abandoning. -3 river, stream. -4 Opprest.jn. -5 Deprivation, loss ; Mil. 9. 33. A j-4JNH, a STOW or eg ) *m *T fo?r - ( *fr 1 / ) Compar. Elder, senior ^VWK U. 6. -2 One of the six Vedangas ( being a short tract on'astronomy ).-Oomp. f^^lt astronomical or astrologioa a- SJTST corresponding ( ^ the iu ). One who 3*nf*n 1 Born from the eldest or principal wife. A 3$rrawr: sj; luminary, peak of Meru. a> studies planet, or star, N. of the shining "'ili3^?ww ij'l.J ' Luminous, bright, shining, possessed of luminous bodies ;T$T3 -2 ; Precedence, priority of birth, primogeniture, seniority. -2 Pre-eminence, sovereignty. 1 53 A. I ( 3if"rt To go ) near, approach. 55^ 1 0. ( 3$nn 35^: /. Light. ) To shine. A To ad e ( s^f ' ' To observe any religions obligation ( such as a vow ). 7% 1 i -2 Celestial, m. 1 The sun. -Z N. of the third foot of Brahma. -3 N. of one of the seven suns appear22. of the world. ing at the destruction 3T I The night (as illuminated by the stars ). -2 ( In phil. ) A state of e. a vranmind pervaded by mgor, quil state of mind. .jl^r instruct.-Z iT 5J?tftre 7waiIHSk.] 8 Moon- [ jjftfSwfrt TO srr P- V. 2. of jjfror- Superior, more excellent or worthy; Ms. 4.8, a. 3. 137; Bg. 1, 8. -3 Larger, greater. -4 ( In law ) One not a minor, '. e. come of age and responsible frr his 57 *n ] I science. . ; [ I of Astronomy, astrology, the science the course of the heavenly bodies and divisions of time resting thereon. sifrfirwt^ -2 First, &n A bow-string ftwnr WH Trffcr? ^ f$Tf5rH3TT*\ra*w^3: S. 2. / moon stands The full-moon the month of 5^7. -2 A small best. STjrfo: full house-lizard. To be oppressed. 1 The month 53)5 q.v. of a lunar month in ^: r : |sr- day Ved. Oppression. wrrsr in-law. Astronomical or astrological. An astronomer or astrologer. 1 Light, lustre, bright- 30 ; ness, flash ; sq'nkfm JT'IIT S- 5. K. 2. 75 ; Me- 5. -2 Light of Brahuian, light regarded as the Supreme spirit; Bg. 5. 24, 13. 17 -3 Lightning. -4 A ; 0. 4. 18. heavenly body. -!4 -2 Li S ht ( '" s^rirq; P>- 6. of Durga. -4 Au -3 epithet ). general A moonlight-night. -Comp. -f*T: the moon, -f^or: the Chkora bird. jtf f^t a ianijj--tand, a candle-stick. 459 A ^. light. The bright half of a connected with Greek Zeus ). vrtTlMH*: An astronomer or P. I. 1 isrorilr ( ) rfit ) P. To over- I power, conquer. -2 To go. 1 To grow II. 9, 10. P. ( 5*Tfr, 3joj ) 1 s^yfir 30. -2 a. Fever, feverish heat (in medicine); up, a. -3 To be ardent *T ^rsrr Bk. 1. 4. 7. JT wound affliction, distresB,grief, Kam. ; ft I Beating time. -2 Jingling, clanking or any similar sound. -3 Wind accompanied by rain. -4 N. of Brihaspati. -5 A thing The A -6 hurricane, -grr descent of a cascade, waterfall. STTSTTr^ Den. To A. o. [ ca^-or ] A 1 A tion ; rice. Bh. 1. 9 ; large flame of A. wind with T; 6.53. - fire. . A : 5Jgrr I fTRT: [ %Sn ( 6 P. ) 1 F^:?^] A small tree, shrub, yuiokly, atoneejg^r- 1. "IT Jingling Bound. a. Tinkling, jingling, T ; V. of falling rain. -2 hurricane, gale. -3 jingling. -4 -5 Anything of the Wind wind or and rain, A clanking Bound, Ral-ning in large drops. lost. -Ooap 3ir%;;j! 14 Bv. ; : U. 26 5. P. ; (|Tfll%) ^1T A 5. 63. To eat, spring. -Oomp. J srrfSn* king-fisher. lea P m. > a 4. 37. Donkey, P", pft [f-3^3 A cascade, StTlT:, ?rrH " spring, fountain, stream; ipeak. -2 injure. -4 sort of drum. -2 The The Kali age. The Ganges. a Furnished with a drum. . -m. An epithet of Siva. I The body. -2 A A picture. SH^rar The noise legion, country. -3 of falling of an ele drops or of the flapping phant's ears. -2 Sun ITOT I A girl, daughter. >J (bine, glittering light, splendour. A cricket. areca-nut. 5n<* /- Tl)0 : grpj: A ^TRft, an ape. 5TT:, consume. um P. A ) 1 n A whore, harlot, -ft cymbal. sort of drum. * A sound 88 of splashing or dropping. grtf )r5f(T: fnift A A 5. 5. Jingling, tinkling or ornaments as of metallic clinking, 3ror( ( 1 gr^ft: 96, 70. making a tinkling sound Mv. The noise 6. Kali age. -3 A cane-staff. -4 An iron instrument used in cooking. -5 ; ; P. 1 313; sound as of metal ornaments. 3T3PT 1 Jingling and clanking of metal ornaments. -2 A rattling or ringing Bound, Mv. epithet To become matted or clotted together (as hair). -2 To become confused or entangled. ; river Ganges. clanking, or jingling Flaming, I [ 3^-flrft ] -2 Shining, -m. An rain, a storui, ; The ^RT To To blame, censure. -3 To To threaten, menace. (srv Pt. A stormy gale; SR Ak. Qui^^'^lQ'rirag'Bfl ( Bv. 2. 169 Amaru. 48 Mai. 9. 17. , 48, -2 W3T: fire. an epithet f3r- : , a volcano. of Siva. blazing. of 9tva. squall, murmuring Amaru. 36. l. blaze, flame, illuminaBh. 1. 95. -2 Burnt ; -Comp. [ J^-wt; ] I Flaming,blaz-2 Bright, brilliant. pj: Flame, ^rtT ; ; R. 15. 16 : 33, 4. 29 Burning, blazing. flame, light 3*TcJ Bh. ; shining. blazing, jj^fr ''' low Fire; torch. ; brighten. once sound, as the buzzing of bees | s^fra; m. the gun-stone. 3*13 c5: bush. ind. Quickly, at *; ^rf^?T a.fs^-'fR] 1 Burnt, kindled, illuminated. -2. Flaming, blazing. ; but srwaqfrT) 1 To set on fire, light, kindle. -2 To irradiate, illuminate, flash, sparkle. Flaming, 1 ] FT H?f- destroyed. lost or mislaid. Burning, -Comp. 4 To burn ( as a Caus.. OTHtft-lt, Braird- ). Asleep, sleeping. -2 Lost, I ; 3^-3^ Bv. blaze, light. |f ; Ka. 5. be consumed To be burnt mental pain, nsrtft ***: To glow, shine S. 6. 30 ing. ; $g ^ blaze, I ) [ -2 Combustible Ku. 4. 36, 32 ; Bg. 11. 29. -2 Corro' sive alkali. -3 The number ' three. wnfcr ( 3*j?i1, ^T^NRTT?: ^WSfJTT'TS^t fRff: 35TSH'HmRf'i-=|icf. Si . 2. 54 ; also used fig. ; ^il^<;, JT^T*WT:i n^5^T: &c. -2 Fever of the soul, sorrow; oft/. ) Attacked shining. To he hot [ssT^ft 3T ] I Heated, feverish. -2 Excited, inflamed. ^: 1 with fever. 333; 1 P. ( or afflicted (as by fire) old. with fever or passion, be feverish. -2 To be diseased. z?t 3*i%3( a. burn brightly, astrologer. % of fever. -sEr^^i: a febrifuge. : cure of fever, febrifuge. oxysm night. Jupiter, ( a word The planet 3*ft: a. ; moon- ?^y A fall-moon month R. 8. 84 Bg. 3. 30. Fever. -Comp. 3tRr : the par- moonlight-night, a. Bright or lit with | A prize-fighter. -2 N. of Ms. 10 one of the degraded classes; drum. of kind A " 12. 45. ffr 22, Cymbal. 460 1 A A cymbal. -2 kind of drum. -3 A curl, lock of hair. -4 Moisture. -5 Purity. flfp^T 1 Dirt rubbed off the body by the application of perfumes. -2 Light, luatre, splendour. -3 A rag or cloth used for applying colour or ing sound, ( A ball at the U. ( suft-i* ) To take. -2 To put on, wear. -3 To hurt or only P. in this sense ). ( A bower. -2 A I 3Tr: in fish general j )w Jasmine. mango ; -Comp. -3r:, -% forest. Pt. 4. 34. A porpoise. 3^-ft an epithet Satyavatt, mother of Vyasa. JTtfJrf 1 A worn round the ?: 1 A sound feet. -2 like the A t splash- rang of A 1 epithet of Siva. et, A I hatch- chisel ; R. 12. 80. -2 A sword. -3 The a sword. -4 A peak shapthe ed like the edge of a hatchet Bk. 1. slope or declivity of a hill 20 A cricket also sfffarr. A tree. -2 A shrub, bush. A kind of betel. ) 1 ; nut. f^fl*l A A -2 .A kind of musical instrument. -3 Parch| I$T%:/. cricket. of silver equal to The fruit of the 1 A voice -2 from heaven boding ill-Hiek^an evil omen. -3 A thicket. 4, 9 P. ( sftffo or fprtfa ) To grow old of. jr. -: The betel-nut tree. 1 P. ( pnrfa ) To go or mo?e. four.Mishm -12 wood -apple ( n. ). A stamped ; gheUh of coin, especially of silver. -Oomp. a irffrmaster. JJTOT a mint. ^r^roT tying, borne. ^TiTt rf ) 1 ( or: ( T: A I ) people. -Oomp borax. 1 The twang of a bow- -2 A howl, cry, shout. -3 Fame. -4 Surpise, wonder. ?*nft-* a. (dfr/-), Twanging, making a hissing or twanging sound string. small house-lizard. A kind of musical -2 A joke, jest. -3 A ment. A kettle-drum. ; -3 Anger. -6 Pride. -7 The leg. -3 A chasm, cleft. -9 The wood-apple tree. -10 Borax. -11 A weight 1 P- ( Zesfr ) To be confused ?( 2T )c?:,-3t**r Confusion, perturbation. rj-=p A kind of spirituous liquor prepared from the fruit of the wood-apple tree ). ( : : -' Avad. 1 1 hsleliet jir:,-it A spade, uoo. A weight -T Borax Borax. -2 . t, ; Vikr. I. 10. ij: of four MAsln -4 or dtaturbed. ; ?rt%*T A lie. jgj: The sound of a drum. A libertine, loacber. A clang, twang. A horse. -2 A catamite. A. ( \<& To go, move. ) ; P. instru- 1 Tt^ Binding, species of leg. A mint- Borax. -2 -2 N. of a The arrr N. of Siva. <Sr4i rlcMf: out, pierce through. stone-cutter's or f^fft, 7-5; % [ H'^ ^ T ] fire. kind of shrub. , g3T9T: sion. -4 An object of sense. To j^fT 10 U. ( janrf?!-^, jfer ) 1 bind, tie, fasten. -2 To cover.-WiTH 1. to scrape, scratch. -2. to bore au axe, a A : forest on it with perfumes. -13 A stamped coin. -14 A spade, hoe. ssr The leg. ^..^ a. Squint-eyed. -v. 1 Borax. -2 Wanton play or sport. -3 Confu- **:, rubbing A A -5 from the with perfumes. -6 comes ; bow-string. -2 A dwarf. -3 A jr 1 The quarter, a fourth part. earth. -2 An oath. j A hollowed cocoa-nut. An iu which cloth used for applying colour &c. cucumber. -2 cricket. a r: body torch, fire-brand. cricket. fjfeft of ornament tinkling sort of dirt light of a sauce-pan &c. 1 flnfrer: A cricket. sjf cricket. -2 Sunshine. -3 Dirt which comes from the body in rubbing it Bhava P. A 1 3T5T5T: a A tabor-player, drummer. A sort of sour or raw fried with salt, mustard, and ( f?g ) ; T% used Asa Foetida m^nr -3 The Light, splendour. fJrsfr 1 A cricket. -2 A kind of musical instrument, cymbal. -3 A parchment. -4 The wick of a lamp. -5 A cloth for applying unguents, colours &c. -6 Sunshine. -7 Light, lustre. -8 Bice burnt by cooking in sharpening needles &c. in The A A burnt brick. A small whetstone : jnrrort domestic A cricket. -2 The sound sunshine -4 The water-melon. : Bg. 10. 31 ; .cf. words below. -2 A large fish. like -3 The sign Pisces of the zodiac. -4 Heat, warmth. -5 The sign Catr A I pricornus of the zodiac. forest wood. -2 A desert, dreary arbour, wood, thicket. -3 Clean- ing sores. -CT,-T The Jasmine plant. kill Wwrr>J a ^y. or cry of a cricket. An 1 5-ar5' ] |r?t'f3l lower end of 1 1 f^Qcfcj f [ : U. 1 ment. -Comp. ) 2. 14. 5U7: a spindle. gp^ cascades pigeon. perfumes. STperfaT: as of falling f%??( f| )H= bird ; Tr%cf irrf^: Pt. 172~; also 1. f ( ?r/. iaflfT: 314 ; ) A kind of Ms. 5. 11 ; V. 1. 461 P. 10 ( *roffi ) To resort to ^PT Sending, throwing. A gloss, a comsometimes used in the seme Q'-Muftffi) ment of 'a ; 2 One who cun change ^: I Gold. shape at will. -3 N. of the god ( i*Jt ) To move, go, gn^Tr: ^aWTfyg^WSfit- A. 1 direct, throw, cast, ; bis ^chift-ffft Mai. 9. 7. -WITH -311 to go, move, go about airefaifsiT 3fft- of love. ; 'frftarTft-sjra- ^riftgrt 1 Small, fg-C: -3 Harsh. A- fSnttgsrt gloss on a gioss'; ag Kaiytta's commentary on the Mahabbaahya,or Nagojtbbatta's gioss on Eaiyata's ^T.-S^^f fffifiT [ Stwfr TRT> commentary, gloss tfJT3frs^ A ] 71? An= imitative sound, as of a 1 down steps j ^nnrwr^f i^rttf^ sr*^ T# 77 Z 377 777: Subhash. -1 A loud noise. -3 The disc of the sun or i A sound. -2 A kind of drum -J Submarine hre.-4 Fear. 1 or tabor. -5 An epithet of Siva. fj A -2 A 1 kind of female imp ( r^it ) basket carried by mee * of a sling. ^gBTO The luteof the Chftpdalas. P. To become disturbed or jpsr: Dom A despised and mixed A circle, globe. -5 A cypher -6 A place resorted to or held sacred by all.-7 An object of sense. moon. -4 -8 An idol, deity. ^ Riot, tumult, g. tfiftv 3 -9 An epithet of 10 U. ( idol, a -2 deity. An girdle. I To throw, -J To behold fcwft-n ) send. -2 order. ) Git. . Famous, renowned. 1 An assemblage, collection, mass Mai. 9. 16. -2 Show, pomp. -3 Besemblance, likeness, appearance U. Mai. 3. 7. -4 Pride, ar6. 17 a. : ; 12. rout, affray, riot. I f-. An -2 The uproar, bustle and confusion of festivity or strife. -3 Any surprising sight. -4 N. of a mixed caste. ; rogance. 10 U. caste affray. : -2 -3 Petty warfare between \illagog. Terrifying an enemy by shouts and t Running away through gestures. fear, rout. A name of (. Hoar-frost, An l I ( pi. ) tvmt-* ).To ( *' 1 ; Siva. ). ^HT: honorific title added to tbe a distinguished person ; amass, heap togetberr ?TT 1 P. ( 5rf?r ) To sound. ( Squint-eyed. confused. metallic jar rolling yt Viie, a. Small, little. |^ 1 ; gloss. 7: -2 little. cruel. vad 5. slill A wooden A kind of Vikr. g> basket. The clan A young woman. A wvant. -2 A a of a bel1 ' knave, cheat, rogue. -3 A depraved or low fat man. -5 Throwing, man. -4 casting forth. -6 An insult. A a. Terrific, dreadful,awful; -2 Riotous, tuMM. multuous. -3;Rsembling,having the appearance, WHll'i'rfSV 103. I %itfd'./ding-dong &o. jjit 1. N. of a people and ^H^: Agallinnle- ?: antelope. female imp, female goblin. sort of small ^Ffjr: drum,shaped like an honr glass and generally iised-by KApAlikas ; (sometimos regarded aa n. also ). A their country; collect. 6. 3. (i. e. lovely, beautiful); r^fen' A kind of small drum ( flg. 2. 63 86 ; also ; ); fffr g<(reTre* Amaru. 28 ntTrfor f&ftRt H. ?5T>nff!rT%rf N. 4. 462 54. Cuttle-flsh-bone Mv. rf- X: 1 1. considered as the form of the sea. -2 Foam ( in general ); a^di^M ftF)t ffigrtftogyjiar Vikr. 4. 64. f%7?Ti 1 A wooden elcphant.-2 A good-looking, dark-coloured young man proficient in every science. -^\ f%rr, 10 A. I- To 10 P. 4, 6, ^> To throw, %<m% To direct. re^ffi, send. -2 cast, P. ( &,ft ) To hurt, injure. One of the ten kinds ot 1 C: g^f petty warf are,an affray without weapons, skirmish, sham-fight Ms. 5.95. ; 1 A ( ft- libidinous woman.-2 gfop.f. [fr-^] Flown up. * The flight of a bird. The varieties of the flight of birds are said to be 101, the word prefixed to ft showing the particular mode of flight ; e. g. STCSH, 3|r=f, bubble. frH A young I fi">T: young animal such child. as a cub -2 Any r*r^- ; norRnnrrrS S. 7. -3 A vrr An infant. fool, a block-head. f&HK:( f^raiT/. ) 1 f: I Affray, riot. -2 Sound or noise occasioned by terror. -3 A young child or animal. -4 An egg. -5 A globe or ball. -6 Globular or An imitative large drum. -J A dog. -5 A serpent. | A sound. -2 tail. Wtft &KVf N. 15. A shield. up ; '. to fly 5. sft^ . m. A warrior armed with U j: An A large A. approach Bk. 2. 23 epithet of Ganeaa. ; 14. or tabor. ; ?pjrfat ; Mb. *r -2 To ; present, offer. present, offer ) To bring I ) j ir^fo) To mix. near, cau36 %^ Bk. ffarnrfans 17. 103. WITH ^tj trjgwusl^^ to l^t Pt. 1. ( rtqSr, *rftf ; drum of a very low caste Rjirfit . to approach Seeking, investigating. ) 5TT: I A fillet of thread ( tied round the arm ). -2 The string with which a packet or parcel is tied. a shield. wn ffvn: also it*. 3 10 23. T: ; W?%: -2 17. si kind of snake not A small owl. : A gallinule. A small turtle. man fa&, arepass through gpft, WITH sr^frr Mk. 5. tfl: fly np; t f ( CT?T, A ( ftf^ y: A young child. fts, sftg, tf ) 1 To fly, air. -2 To go. the ^T ff^rni Coveting. -3 Disappearance. A g 00 CTRTT . A A drum large or double T -4 4 A. 1. &c. :-JT; poisonous > ftT 3*t$r ^t 517. I A 1 Flight. -2 A litter carried upon men's shoulders, palanquin. -2 Any young animal. dramas; ft ; chrysalis. collect, heap together. -II. ) 1 M&l. 9. 26. -7 A -8 The embryo in the first stage of its existence. -2 The spleen. -10 The uterus. -Oonrp. 3TrV:i round blossom Qlt. ! ^ 71, It^tf) To go, tif^ugO f3T% Cau. 15. 49. 1 bribe. Offering. -2 A present, 463 There are hardly any words in beginning with rootg which, in the DhAor. Many tnpitha, are written with an initial [ real use in Sanskrit r begin with really A 1 ?T: JT. -2 The tail. of a jac- breast.-4 The womb. -5 The hip or flank. -6 A warrior. -7 A thief. -8 A wicked man. -9 An outcast, a barbarian.-IO A Buddha. -11 A jewel. -12 Nectar. -13 ( In proBody ) One of the eight syllabic feet.; _jf | Passing, crossing. ar N. Virtue, religions merit. -2 Hr) A. I Ved. ( 3*3- ) To 1 shake.-2 To ponr out. -J To beg, r<juest.-II. 1P..10.U. ( fait, (Wft) Ac. split ; To decorate. tfyl, 2P. (cHtfr, To scoff.-J TO a. Ved. 1 a. Censured Ved. Approaching Ved. Rushing, m. A bird . along. of prey). -2 rant ITT rTf%W guish. -fjT HA< 2 En(fig*). darting (especially a bird fleet horse. -3 A A Frauduhnt, crafty, romedicament, drug. A A chilti, To offspring. Butter-milk. -Comp. churning stick. 6 P. ( rT^t !i I f Tf5ft Ak. -2 To fashion, (out of wood &c.)-3 To make, create in general .-4 To wound,hurt. form -5 To invent, form in the mind. -6 To make one's own, appropriate. -7 To cover. -8 To peel. -9 To make thin.-WiTH fo^l to slice out of .-2.. TO; a. ( At the end of comp. Paring, cutting &c. also ; TOW: [s^ojw] 1 A w chop, out mt off, -&S: a profession of a mg^ ( carpenter )' ; Si. 12.25. 2 N. of the architect of the gods. ?TTT A kind of p'.ant. : jf^ 1 P. ( teft, (Tfof ) 1 To endure, bear.-2 To laujzh.-J To live in distress. TO: [a^W^an, Living in 2 Grief 1 ] distress, a miserable life. produced by separation from a heloved object. -J Fear, terror. -4 A stone-cutter's chisel. A -5 gai. ment. TO*t Living in distress, miserable living. ftr 1 P. nrft, ( (tfta ) To 1 go, move. -2 To shake, tremble. -3 To stumble. of the sage ka from being burnt down in the serpent-sacrifice performed by king Janamejaya, in which many others of his race were burnt down to 1. 7. P. ( ashes). -II. 10 ; flS'JfTft, a? [ iTSJ fflt-fjj. ] ting 3i ^ Wf AM Paring, cut- Ms> 5. 115 A ; ) pare, chisel, slice, ffg- tract, ; U. ( mwf?T3 To ) beat, strike ; carpenter's adze. sr^ >i [ a-*Ptg; ] 1 A carpenter, wood-cutter ("whether by caste or P. one profession ) msrr cRTT K. not a frsr^ by caste is colled rWX when he acts like or follows the ' fresh butter. 3tflt, ) narpenter, wood-cutter ( whether by caste or The chief actor in profession ).-2 the prelude of a drama (>. e. the gjrTR )'-J N. of the architect of the gods.-4 N. of one of the principal of (lie Patala. Nagas or serpents son of Easyapa and Ead n (saved JTSrof a- q, : thief, rogue. fTcfe- like at the intercession flrw?t 1 : bear, endure. during. 35 ff . or: Knowledge. -1 Certainty, ascertainment. -3 An ornament. - 4 A water ( or summer ) house. -5 A bad man. -6 Siva. -7 The sound of negation. -8 Gift, giving. is 1 3TT?*TPT Mb. sr when to form, create. of Luksbmi. fl^r I changed the to or preceded by prepositions -3 The bal. show that to to be liable are They tail so written ^-^? ] 1 A elope, decli or hori- -2 The sky vity, precipice. zon. -3 An epithet of Siva. J:,-er, -fl,-i 1 The shore or bank, decli- vity, slope 39 ; ; gftg^lriddltMdtf flTnr%)M& Bh. 3. Ku. Bh. 2. U. 3. 45 3. 6 ; 464 8 Cban. 12 Ku. 4. 8 s. jtiK<>iR ; body which have, as it were, sloping sides <mnihrc!nrnrftbra?r the ; Git. 1 7 S ti srftr ^r*n jft ; 9 -2 In (, a. 1. ( situated on lit. ) bank or declivity .-2- ( fig. ) standing aloof, neutral, indifferent,alien, ?*irnrfa passive ; rife *rsft Mai. 1. 14 ; 3. 13 ; JHJT nw: ^ N. 55 3. also 1. ( where $zw has sense an iudifierent ( -5=y: ) ). person, one neither a friend nor a foe. ( -^w ) that property or a^t>r of a thing which is distinct from the property its nature, and yet is by which the case of A known it ia if for the plants see ) ?f%Jfr river An sR^ jfr Bh. mwfiHr, 1 A 1 t ; (4n -2 To l 1 of corr. ijf^ ) ; K. 120; 3. 237. tKT: PTtft Than moreover; K. fsrjrfgrfl^cr?f that, other than that ^m fmr H^^ srrRr* Ms. , tank. -3 catching deer. 6. 22, Bg srfr: -7 121. % ?5r ; -8 sometimes used 2. 36. the for ablative forms of argr such as TfT: fnfiVratTft |5T^ 8k. ?Tff:-means ( a ) wbere-there i ; 203 4. A ; 7. 188; ( 6 )since-therefore. Y. S. 1. 23. Sabdak. is it ' ' ' ', ; 74 ;S4nti.4. 2. aTf^T: (a) here and there , to and fro ; .W, ; ; -i Killing.injury ?rat ' what then ', of what avails it W*rf*PT4t)IWrf: f% Bh. p: RT JfTHT: fiTT: ). * Lightning 7 Me. 77 Si. 1. wherever there; : trap for what use 1 in place), ( more, ; A -2 -6 Beyond that further, further Ms. ' ; B. 6. ind. Closely, near.-Comp. tpf. a cloud. p^ forked lightning. ?^n a streak of ' Mb. what next ' ( li~) ; ' ' 'well ' what far- ' ', occurring in dramas ) frar: irgfir thence-forward, . ( corr. of jra nvrflf ) giorr xr Amaru. 68 Ms. 9. 68. ther, proceed' ( ; a- !fQwt ), ) , arf^jrr Ku. 5. hit ; flld<) Amaru. drum I. 14 5. ; A. 1 er5T: -2 1 ( a?lt, fffear ) [ar-5?] Fioth, foam. 1 post -2 Decoration. -3 The upright of a house. -4 A compoiition To frgr Killing, striking. -3 JTIpfttJn 1 A or Coming from thence; Ki. 1.27. pron. a. S^TT: senses see the -2 A fool blockhead. -3 Water in which rice has been soaked. strument threshing, So many; For other ace. ?rfr ) W% &c. ( word under ^ ). a. (Correlative of iff^i)That one of a number. a. ft: barbarian. ^proceeding Declined only in ( and plural, noru. Preserving, I -2 Conquering. -3 Mb. 3Mlrf<M ^itsf Bk. *JT>5 Ve. 1. 22. -4 To play on, 17. 7 strike the wires of ( a musical in; ; a. g- strike. Complete performance or prepara- tion. abounding in compounds. frnrsrmTr- . A juggler, a cheat. irr- ); m A -3 Wagtail. - w .-^ 11, 52. ^f^r^ To 169 ; having 4. Chan. 4. strike, beat( as a Containing 3*rf^fr fr^tf Ki. Si. 1. 12. ; ^ fttn'fef'g'- ; V. ; or rrri'W a. Consisting of lightning" Ku. 5. 25. dash beat, strike, tTTffTf^JWTft Ms. g a fifr : pond, deep pool, Qit. 11 Cloud ?rifar ) R. 3. 61 ; <Wru 3"5T ST with a ). lustre. f^MMHISrj r$qfl pnnish by beating vrfpt R. 3. 65 A pond, pool. sir 1 A bank, shore 3 Splendour, A blow.-2 A ; S> f> 5 1. 50. drum ST- A ?: JThTf: ( in general jrnr&nn Bain. aa 1 Hl^'di ; SfTi as ( ; ; lightning. ( beat, strike ; aquatic Bv. 1. 23. epithet of Siva. 10 U. againut 12 other JWWTOI [ as a ( l^htning jqr; ; deep enough ; : 24 ( case ; gr See : 65. freii Bh. 3. 123 To Ac. stick i? v. 5. musical instrument struck / pond lotua and ^ a^r^ Ma. i% : j. A s ; 110, . shore or bank. . whip. K. Amaru. 66 ; Ki. 1. 27 Ms. 2. 93, 7. 59. -4 Therefore, consequently, for that reason. -5 Then, in that rnrc^ in e. g. ', partial & Beating, striking. Being beaten or struck R^ HIsi-jUMi Ku. 1. 45 rfrfiaftj! w Touching, Striking.^ A ;rr eclipse. -Oonrp. 60. astr. ) S.Til. &o. $ A field. srrwT: batting, striking against a bank of declivity ;3?*<jf Til. ; o *ifeHfl;, 9T(TT?,h'fl'i ; upon, afterwards ; -2 A term An (friT aoj 1 cherishing. Killing, hurting. epithet of Agni and Indra. ( Sometimes True written as state or condition, fact ; ; Ku. 1. ); cTTa-JHHI shine. -6 To vrrsfttfeftft* -5 To 45. ing ( Grain after unhusking and winnowrice especially ) ^w, ; vrisu, speak. -7 ( In astr. ) To strike obscure or eclipse against, touch partially.-8 (In Math.) To multiply. afir a. Beating. fg-; Striking, Sfs and snr are thus ed from one another a stroke. gruel. grw-g& rice-gruel. -sj^tf; |. a prickly sort of bamboo. -2. a- s^] Beating, strikblow, knock, thumb, whipping, chastisement. -2 Noise, sound.-3 A sheaf. .-4 A mountain. (TO [rff;->lft st ing. 1 -Comp. q A II arc* a. [ frr TI% whipping, striking. whipping, flogging ?55j ^ ; | a smith. Beating, Beating, -Comp. ). jfjT 3,5 See under a^. a. That one ( of many o. That one ( of two ). n . son or place &c.), Mal. 2. There, 10 ; Ms. thither. 6. ). From that (perthence ^ ^ f^^r- ( 1 ; 7 ; 12. -3 Then, ; ; 18. 1, 3. 28 real Ms. 1. 3, 3. 96, 5. 42. nature of the hqman soul or the material world as being identical with the Supreme Spirit pervading the universe. -5 A true or first principle. -6 An element, a primary substance. -7 The mind. -8 Sum and substance. -9 Slow time in music. -10 An element or element; -4 The aheap a. beating who beats or hammers, JR^ of grain. with a whip or strokes of any kind.-sr:.-*rrtT: an artificer distinguish- -2 Truth, reality sr 5 JJTrf>*3mTf^ af>5ntTxtrtm ^ Bg. 9. 24 -3 True or essential nature S. 1. 24. 85. -2 there- ary property. -II The Supreme Being. -12 A kind of dance. -13 The three qualities or cons tueuU of every thing in nature and frHH -ajfvr^tir: a tive ). -Comp. charge or ( a?^, declaration. VJTJT posisiif; 465 truth, reality, the exact truth, teal 5T--f^o. l.a philosopher. -2. knowing the true nature of Bra- hman. -3. knowing the true nature of anything. -4. acquainted with the true principles of science. ( -y: ) a Brabmana. ^rnt 1 knowledge of the truth. -2- a thorough knowledge of the principles of a science. -3rRr: N. of a cerephilosophy. mony performed in honour of Vishnu of consisting in the application mystical letters or other marks to different parts of the body while certain prayers are repeated. trTOT:,-^?^* ind. Trnly,really, accurately; <s v^d MHi^imc^ S. 1; Ms. 1 7-10. In that place, there, yonder, thithsr. -2 On that occaunder those circumstances, sion, then, in that case. -3 For that, in that f^hur: *pm 1 ; I used for the loc. case of ?r ( ; Ms. 2. 112, 3. 60 4. 186; Y. 1. 263.; jnnft ' even then ' nevertheless ' ( corr. r ; !T*ta ' like ' '; manner ', ' ' ' tniT ft for so ' for this ( it has ' as for instance been said )' ', VT/- ) his his honour, respectable, reverence, a R- 1 29 S. 1. 32. -Oomp. ^cT o- thus done. inr a- 1- being in snch a state or condition ; cwmffTit q-Rfrajf B. 6. 82. -2. of such a quality. ( -3: ) 1. . ; Buddha !KT& ftif ^1^75?^^ tTOr1?TC^r 3pT:g%cTr: Si.20.81.-2-a Jina. -gor a. endowed with such qualities. -MTT: ! that state or condition. -2. reality; Mai. 1. 31,-ijjf o. 1. of such qualities of nature. -2 so circumstanced, in that condition if ; S'msiS' MreiaaH 1. 11. -T a. thus shaped, looking thus. such a sort, of such qualities or nature } eroif^r?cT(^5hTT?g *T: Ku. ind. 1. thus, in 5. 82, B. 3. 4. ,^y 1 a. of this manner. -2. likewise, equally. of such a sort. a. S. : &c. 1. or being there, place. jrncir a. ( a* 4 *rt -JTTOTT 1 iTsrr o. [(Trr flnjftj] genuine 1. ; ftimrT -2 And ; w wspinjf^ manner sj-rprar also, so also, 3. real, S. f^T^fT reality *$* Ku. on. a. ., ) Born ; jniT ft stfH% V. as Tiue, fr*.TTr? vq Truth, ^v a. standing belonging to that So, thus, in that state, being stated. l. well as ; 1. 318 B. 3. 21. -J True, just to, , exactly so; TT^TW tru*? 5*nr fr^ii B. 3. 48 Ms. 1.42. -4 (In forms of ( ; 63 ; *rr JT- Ms. 8. 1 ) Norn. sing, jg: ., That, referring io something not present, (tiTpfnn^ ) -2 He, she, it oorr. of ir? -3 That, *<*ft?*r S. 5 Such a -2 True state or nature,trnth.-3 The case being admitted to be as 274. or produced there, belonging to that place. C. ( 31^ ( ; q^ oft. as JW 31*^^7 ); e. ffW Pt. well-known; 1. 37 ; Ku. 5. 71. -4 That (refei ring to goraething seen or experienced be3. ; fore, MgHlTT:).Tc*"ffitfT>T'T K.P. 7 ;Bv. 2. identical, that 5. very ' never-t he-lens ' ; usually with ; 2. 40. Sometimes the forms o* used with the first and necond are cT^ personal pronouns, as welt as with demonstratives andrelatives,'for the sake of emphasis ( often translat' therefore then ) ; able by B. 1. 69. 'I that tfrsrfJr^rrVg^TTOT very person ', 1 therefore (I who am so and so ); *r ?^ fsfTffor f^nr f533lt 2. 40 'thou, therefore, shouldBt return ,' &o. When repeated his the sense of several'; %g JtjWf'lg' K. 369 ; Bg. 7 20; Mil. 1.36 ; if jf ; ' Chat. & 6; ff shows ' assent ' B. 3. 34, 62. promise '; or ' ' Ku. 3. 28 ; 59 U. 1.92, 3.67; Ku.63 ; U. 6 ififcre 46 . -4 Then ( ; ; ' ' ' ^ nor^STI't 109 B. 3. aJpHl- Me. corr. of 7, ; ^f% ) ; 1. 46. n. I The Supreme Spirit or Brahman.-2This world .-Oomp.-wf^ next to that. ( -ind. ) imWTcTT mediately after that, thereupon. -1-3T5J ind. after that, afterwards; *r< %5T fc ?^3 5H7? sJtnr% 9?|bii) 13 B. 16. 87 ; Mai. 9. 26. ; Me. am a. perishing in thit, ending thus. 3^, -3TI1T i.l . intended for that. -2 having that meaning. 31^ a. mi"tf ind. 1. so far; meriting th t upto that period, till then ; Bv. i: since then 2. 14. -2 from that time, ; anw a. so Bv. 2. 62. circumstanced. ir+iQrl a. having the mind solely fixed on that. a. serving, obeying as servant. 1. the current mcment.presonttime. -2. that timG.ift a. having presence I- instantly, of mind. ^rrpfr ind. immediately* -2- at that time, at a certain time. gjor: ! present, time being, p*esent or current mrment 5 R. 1. 51. -2- the game moment -3- a "d. measure of time. srof. -STTTtJ immediately, directly, instautly B. 3. 14. Si. 9. 5; Y. 2. 14; Amaru 83. -%T a. working without wages -qcT a. or directed to that, intent on ; gone that. that,d?voted to that.belonging to the continued mulrplication ( -^5 ) of four or more like quantities, -gar a. possessing those qualities. ( -or; ) 1. the quality or virtue of anything. of speech ( in Bhet. ); -2. a figure iv, , Chafldr. ooc 5- 141. ^,. term applied to those Bahuvrihi compounds in which the denoted by the name are qualities j^^. Bh. ' irfart S. 5 -3 For that re8son,there- -5 The aame, ( ; adjuration ) As surely as ( preceded by qJt ); see qvn. ( For some of the meanings of am as a correlative of irn, see under jfir ). <wrft (oft. corr. of inifr ) even then,' 'still ', ' yet ', ft- if so, fiirr so. ST^rfH-|?rr S. that case', 'for that reason'; ^sr well-then, ind. 1 There, thither. -2 Then, in that case, at 'in fore, consequently worthy, respectful title given in dramas to persons not near the speaker, ( ^p' ^ is the instr. of r: 1. 17. often used with adverbial force in the sense of 'therefore', 'on that account', that time. sr ; Jtsrf? ). revered, 1 and likewise ', in 'so it has been said'. ' r^a. ( ^ ). ' just so '; exactly so'; like manner '; HSJT ^ in and also ' of ^ ' ' ', dramas in ( even eo ' nature a with the thing itperceived along as g^stf cf .3ra?5lB^5ir-i also. ; a , immediate, instantaneous. self ; ^ or ^. a knowing intelligent^man, wise man, philosopher. grfrT o. time. doing that for the third a. miserly, niggardly. vr* the follow- tr^Tfl: ! qr Supreme Being. ing that, coming after that, inferior. -2. having that as -the highest obclosely intent on, exclusively ject, 466 eagerly engaged in (usu! ); WHT^ *TTHtTV ' devoted ally in ; the eye. tTT, f^ 1 intentness, entire devotion or addiction to a thing. -2. mi<ju| a. solely devotinferiority. ed or attached to anything. ~5^r:l. the original or Supreme Spirit. -2. N. of a class of compounds in which the first member determines the sense of the other member, or in which the last member by the al first, defined or qualified is without losing its origin- independence ; as Containing or possessed of a. to, comp. that Like that, I K. P. 2. ind. that manner. -2 as in tTSTiqt? ; in : Equally, in like manner, so also. crstur a. ( *ft/. ) ; JTWJT a. 14. 38. --2- prior, former. doing that for the first time Ku.5. 6C. that. thing, ^ 33^- mrR, ( (Tartar, 3?w m-^iij, *fti tier. pass. 3x1% or desid. KTtTflW. fftatfli'Er, fffafwfit ) Hfsf 1 merely that, only a trifle, a very small quantity -2. ( in pbil.) a subtle and primary element ( such and fa.), -jnflnff as 51*?, w, a. consisting of rudimentary atoms. extend, lengthen, lengthen *<*fiwd W& M TT3T: an affix added to some proper form from them the names of the king or 'chief; as from jfrr is formed 3rtT 'king of the Angag'by to ' ' the 3TC3T 3Tr affix signifying that. or denoting f^a.l. knowing that.-2. knowing the truth .-f^rja. of that kind or sort; R. 2. 22 ; Ku. 5. 73 ; Ms. 2- 112. ^tj a. being on or in that, connected with it. ( -^j-. ) a mode of multiplication. *o* tnat ( -St ) I- an primary bases to form derivative or secondary bases from them. -2. a noun formed by a Taddhita affix, a derivative noun. particular ftfl <* good affix added to - (T^r ind. I Then, at that time. -2 Then, in that case ; ( corr of jr^r ) Bg. 2. 52-53 Us. 1. 52, 54-56 ..jr^T ; ' Ti?MT3T whenever ' ff?nTOnt ' since then,' thenceforward;' Ku. 1. 53. -Oomp. grg a. begun, commenced ( -^ ) beginning. tT^T ; ' 1 (F?mf The time being, fill ; ff tnri Si. 9. 23 eanse.produce, form, give, grant, beitow, ; Git. 4 25 ; ftg&j- jfr mrnr t<;fcff: It. 3. 3 ; 39 ; Mai. 9. 43 ; ^fr ; 7.7; D. %3ri T5n%fj ^rg^ f^fiTr Bv. i. 95, 10. -5 To perform, do, accomplish sacrifice (as a fr^ ); 69 3. Ms. 4. 2u5. -6 To compose, , w rite as a work &c. ( 5pft*T? or crg> strech or bend ( as a rfi^ft jirat spin out, weave. -9 bs propagated. -10 as in ^r|ft ). bow ). -7 To -8 To To propagate, or To continue, last. 1 To protract, prolong, augment. -12 To emboss. -13 To prepare ( a way for ). -14 To direct one's way towards [ cf L. tendn. ] -H. \ p >( 10 U. ( fwft, aTtur?-^ ) To conflde, trust, place confidence in. -2 To help, assist, aid. -3 To pain or afflict with disease. -4 To be harmless. -5 To sound. -1 . ] 1 Extended, spread , Si. 9. 23. 6. 50 Ki. 5. 11. -2 Spreading or reaching over, extending to. -3 Covered over,concealed. -4 Protected, continued. -5 Bent ( as o bow ). -6 Spreading wide&c.; Ved. 1 A father. -2 gee 3:3;. fft Wind, air. -3 Extent. -4 Offspring, , a child ( n. also ). -5 A son. df U. frg a. ( Thin, lean, emaciated. -2 Delicate, slender, glim ( as a limb, as a mark of beauty ); It. 6. 32 ; cf. a?v?r. -3 Fine, delicate 7. -4 Smdl,4ittU>, limited 2 ; little ant, little ; a river ( as hers, its, theirs ; that, his. B. 1. 81, 2. 28 ; 3. n^R- H. Tf fff: 2. 91. 9 1- J ' giv- &C.-5 Trifling.unijnpoitAmaru. 27. -6 Shallow /. ). The body, the 1 person. -1 Outward form,manifestaion; ^f^^rrr ^: TWftraPrws Twrft1 M. 1. 1. -J Na1. 1 form or character of anyL. tenuis, Eng. thing. -4 Skin. [ cf. a- having slender thin.]. -Oomp.-afa TOfSWrsr: S. ; ture, the delicate. limb*, ( -IT ) a delicate ^ the wind. : a 3^T: the skin. of 3^ ( 3 ) a. propore gf: an armour ; tecting, clothing. a. bjrn from R. 9. 51 , 12. 86, the body ; Pt. 2. 80. ( -3T: ) a ton. woman. ^ 3IT a daughter. fool hardy. -?TTT spending little, srnn an i(, niggardly. armour. Jjr5T a. gf dim lustre R. 3. 2. ->T*: a son. (-fr)a daughter. sparing, ; VTOT the nose. ij^ m. any being furnished witha body, a living being; particularly a huma^-being fare ag^jtrt trgrwreKT: r% Bh. ; ^af 3. 73. wj a kindofhell.-^rt an armour. a pimple. tl-^lftafr a young woman, a girl ten years old. perspiration. ^-. the anus. -3 A jsrarf^Knft: sacrificial Ved. ^/. gion. -2 (T5T: Belonging to as cloth ); Us. 1. tiny, scanty, few. ^actrnit fh3T: 1 Continuation, diffu- A descendant. Ku. ffsrv. 4. 13. *n, -w. son. astrol. 3^-?T^] 1 A A male descendant. -3 ( la ) N. of the fifth lunar man[ aatft, Thin, small. Thinness, littleness, waning; a. dfrh cT3 offspring, posterity. Ved. : " Spread, expanded, n. The body. Offspring. a. ; ( T: 1. 5. 1. Thinner, more minute, compar. of 33 q. v. ). 3, wft/. ) [ cT^-3^ ] 1 ( 5. 4. 54; cere. act, a 2. 6 mony. ; very thin the jujubo. a. having a blender waist. TIT: perspiration. n., ^jf the hair of the body. . Belonging to that time, contemporary of that time (f- ). 5T^hm- Any stringed musical instrument. nfih/- [ tT^-1%^ ] 1 A series, row, line. -2 A troop, group, multitude ; present Then, at that time. q. v. ' fi. The ffPte n. 1 Thinnest; leat.-2 Very minute, or delicate ( super!, of 33 ing ^ Thinness, [ erg 5^1^=5 ] liver. ?. ^r time. ind. afJms* m. slendernegs, minuteness &c. -n. ; . names To stietch, out a m. Ved. Offspring, posterity. dM^ii A rope for fastening any- !ft, anjfj 1 and HOC Posterity, family, off- !T^ ; 8 U. I. TJ ; A ) a-rRlcg a. Ved. Roaring, thundering. ; ; dual ( daughter. -2 Wholly absorbed M. 2. 9. -3 Mai. 1. 41 S. 6. 21 Identical with or become one with ; 1 *ff gpiing. of in that that. A daughter Trr &c. Made up 1 ; frfrppq-:, flQj^rT ^TT5" Fit Igdftfci Udb. a. I . happening- or occurring tj4 for the first time ; sigrrftJTfj^f^r^R. ;2. 42. tirjnrr Ku. 5. 10, 7. 30 sion. f . -ST. a The body. -Ooarp. son. T^^T, 3TT 467 daughter. srmt STT*:, sen. a measure of length equal to the arms extended, a fathom. tTcj a am; fatigues body U. ; 23. 1. HHI^ ghee. ^clarified butter, wi. fire Si. 1. of the or troubles 62 4 -g *) I j srsr-.'^tlTTrnr ; II. f^rar irnf *<4lM^'4 2. 67 (-n.) ghee, -^c^ m. wind, -yg 1. the hair of the body( -m. also ). -2. the wing of a bird", ~a feather. TT*T: i 1 -f ( : ctum a aon. ) -gr the anas, the re- cf . ; 8 U. To make thin or: diminish, lessen A fine, woman; A row,aeries.-3 Extension, expansion. -4 A cow. -5 A weaver. -Cortpr A I (T^rlO 3 A 4. 29. thread, cord, filament ; -4 An Prwsjpjor^r ^frfrB' offspring, issue, -5 A shark. -6 The Supreme Being.-Comp. -sptTjy a piece of wood or brush used by weavers for cleanrace. ^r?: a silk-worm. ing threads. TTT: a (large) shark. Pmfa: the snv: a spider. -tr^ palmyra tree. R. the anniversary of the day of fullmoon in the month of Sravana when Krishna was invested with the sacred thread. *rt I. the mustard seed.-2. ^TJ calf. Lazy as in remitting'; Ku. 5. 14. work 1 Pt. -12 A ! religious trieatise teaching magical and mystical formularies for the worship-of the deities or the attainment of superhuman power. -13 The cause of more than A one -14 spell. -ISA chief remedy or charm.-16 A drug, medicament.-17 An oath, ordeal.-18 Raiment -19 The right way of doing any effect. thing. A -21 -20 Royal retinne,train, court. realm, country, authority.-22 a )Government, ruling, administra- cTT^^rRRfTT: S. 5.(6)Arrangement or machinery of government; ; A bouse.-26 Decoration.- 27 Wealth. -28 Happiness.-25> Model. -30 Supporting a family. -31 Providing for the security and prosperity of a king- dom. Comp. 3TO= 3jpn t q- v. wea ring. -2- a loom. *T a spider. ! also ! -2- (unbleached ) waffli^'v ^ftTTT: weaving. $TR: Maintenance of order, disci- Arranging into a system. -2 Dependence, subjection. I frar Sleepiness cf CT^a. . Having 1 threads, made of threads. -2 Having chords or wires ( as a lute ). -3 Having a Tantra, or following one. -m. 1 A musician. -2 A The mustard seed. -2 soldier. At the end of comp. ) A thread, rope. qft A vein or any tubular vessel of the body. T: -or; A shark. ( iTqft, Intransitively usd ) ( o ) To shine, blaze ( as fire or sun) fm?ff^'jra' S. 5. 14 R. 5. 13 , 0. 6 14 Bg. 9. 19. hot or warm, give out ( b ) To be asr 1 ( ) ; ; ( c ) heat. To suffer fe^T^Sw WT pain Git. snrfa ; mortify the body, undergo with (fiw ) ( penance ; U Hrrnj: tively used)( a warm To Bk. ; ) 9. 2 q\w* ; 7. damage, 7 ( c ) spoil sra'j Bk. >it 6. ( d ) To To mortify ; pain, . i. din. the body, penance ( with undergo Pass. 3. 3iiTT*r injure, ( e ) Transi- consume by heat girwcqm Ms. tress. ; ( hot, heat, 11. 19. (i) Bg. , S. 3. 17 hurt, 23 23. -2 To make 1. . inflame, burn, To a^ ( as a root of I sr (d) To 7. the 4th conjugation ) suffer pain. -2 To To be heated, undergo severe penance ( oft. with U. 2. 8. -II. 10 U. or Caus. 1 To beat, make ( gmft-ft mfar ) warm !T(f) d H irirsr JT ; fy irnmri I f*( rt I l%S?iflf Si. ?w* wnntv^g" 1. 86. -2 To torment, Git. pain, distress ; J?T inftff:*^^ 1. to II ; Bk. 8. 13. -WITH heat. -2- to purify. -3 to burnish. oTr?*^ H. f^ to shine ( Atm. dWfcrflrsw* Bk. to ft 1; warm, like a. 14. JJH^ -3. beat. Burnirgi OT[a?;3itj ! warming, consuming by heat. -2 Causing pain or trouble, distressing. _g 1 Heat, flre, warmth. -2 The Si. 1. 66sun. -3 The hot season _4 Penance, religious austerities. strvf: -3T?f tlie en d of -Comp. the hot season and the beginning of a. : A string, cord ; Ms. 4. 38. -2 A bow-string. -3 The wire of a lute : jfeftJTT^f ?T*MHTrf&: WTnr. ( . ;rf P. rarely A., 4. P. I. 1. q. v. ) fcfr. the betel-nut tree. H'jj^r: 1 d-Hi| See under frg; 20. 75 government. pline, Wind ~2 I 375.). ). A new garment cloth weaver. [^-2^] : ff^3?r tion; inm* a^fli^tJT^er Mu. 1 2. 1. -23 An army 24 A heap, multitude.- 25 un- Night. -3 Roaring, thundering. -4 A thunderbolt. Brf^i a^ ; ' aiiinpr : efr^q a. Weary, Inzy. ience, dependence, as in frr ' increasing the race,' N. of Vishnu, also of Siva. ^rtf By stringed musical instrument. jrsf weaving. grir: 1. a weaver. loom. -3. weaving. -2*rr 1 a spider. -2. a weaver. 3. weaving. a loom. a 'f^iryr *lfl: plantain. ^rrar a weaver's work-shop. ^nw a. woven, sewn, (-fr ) woven cloth. fn%cf a. ritual; prorf jjMM^jll^l'^ Kity. -7 Main point. -8 Principal doctrine, rule, theory, science; fsrifTt Qlt- 2. -9 Subserv- -2 drowai a'lih, -^V/- 1 Sleepiness, ness -2 Kxhaiistion, fainting. fTT%^r Sloth, sleepiness. framework, ( Mil. wire, string, line ;', f^mWtrf^i 5. 10; Me. 70. -2 A cob-web ; R. 16. Eu. interrupted series. -6 The regular order of ceremonies and rites, system, f string. -2 20. a. \ Tired, exhausted. Sleepy, slothful. discipline, as in j^stf ; delicate or slender A cord.line, jrg: [ keep in order. -4 .(A.) Rapport, maintain ( as a family ) jnr 1 A loom. -2 A thread. -3The warp or threads extended lengthwise in a loom. 4 Posterity. -5 An un- by To 1 ; m 3Tlf%3( Me. 86. -4 A sinew.-5 A tail. -6 A young woman having peculiar qualitieB. -7 A lute. : the rainy season : frV'ffajraT TT- ??% ?fnvrsr f? S3 "^ *ft K "- 4 44 SIRJW a practisS. 3. 12. 5. 23 - ; - ; The fibrous root of a lotus. 10 U.((farR-^ afitT)! To rule, er^ control, govern.; mrr: y* rivptal S. 5. 5. -2 To per form or mm go through in order. -| m To maintain 1 fajo. jf Ved. 1 rf?r Tired, fatigued. series or row. -2 Lazy. A Lassitude, wearinesi,fatigoe. exhaustion. -2 Sleepiness, sluggishness agirf^ftgafo Y. 3. 158 ; Mv. 7. 42 H. 1. M. ing austerities. 2 N. of 5Tnrt 1 The river Tiptt. a daughter of the gun, married to Samvarana and mother of Kuru. ?nrsT ; ; heating, a. [ a?, J 1 Warming burring, shining 4o. -J 468 Causing; diatrens paining. snTTTmift fit B-4- gun ; TT*rri?r aw: U. hot season. -3 The 1 -if: I 2 i The 6; Mil. 1. -2 The sun stone-4 -5 An epithet of Siva. -6 The 'Arka plant -7 N. of Agastya. N. of si a hell. burning. -2 Paining, 3 Mental agony, anguish I- the -*rc:, Heat, 1 . grieving. -Oomp. ^HSrfifc y%:, Bun-beam. -2- a suu. (lrHjf:, an epithet ( 1 ) of Yama. (2) arrrosrr, of Kama. (3) of Sugrlva . *n9f! the iun-stone. TTST:, an ascetic. -2. the Supreme g^t the sun- flower. spirit. -- the moon tTRti al> ascetic. the world : the region above B??f*- *^r a called STST^. a sacred grove practise penance iti^rtiix $% S. 1 ; B. ; 1. 2.- 90, 18. iTPft The river Godftvart or the -2 Heat. 1 I To 2 To be heated. be suffered or practised (as a penance ). if Gold especially gold purified with fire 3 ^M-iKlm-i^'iciM! ; Mv. 4 41. ( Also ffT^rycfrj tfinfrTafr in this sense. ) n. jrq^ [(Tfl-Mgq; ] -2 Fain, fire beat, R. 18. 3TtFRg-5T& ; . warmth, suffering. -3 fication Ku. JUT; ; 5. 64. ft&j ar^ffirwra'r -4 Meditation connected with the practice of personal self- denial or bodily mortification. -5 Moral viitue, merit. -6 Special duty or observance of any particular caite. -7 One of the seven worlds ; e. the region above the world i. nailed 3Tn^ -8 The month of religious autteiiiies. -9 A long period of time, Kalpa. -10 ( In astr. ) The niatli lunar mansion. m. I The month of Magha fnrfa- J^prffcre penance or religions austerities Ku. 3. 24; 18. weft 1. a 8eat of 5. 6, of -2- N. austerity. religious -2 An epithet of m., -n. 1 The cold season Agni. ( fenftt ) -2 The winter ( |4ar ). -3 The hot season ( y'm ). -Oomp. Si. The penance. ^f{ a. undergoing penance also country. ; in penince. -2- pious, religious ascetic. -3- consisting in penance. ' ( -IT: ) devotee 13 ; Si. ; rich in penance', an ascetic ^qr^Tb.^^? r%JT: S. 1. 5inuurVf OThrtg Ms. 1.23; B 14. 19 2. ; f^f^t an 7 ; 11. eminently pious 4. 1 ; 212. man, an ascetic; B. 1. 50. fty a. performing penance. inTT*:> Tffr the power acquired by religious austerities efficacy or potency of devotion. ; i<j a. ascetic, pious. jjfj? : 1. sun. -2 The moon. -J bird. Produced by heat. a. ^f: The month of Phllgnna. -2 An 1 epithet of Arjuna. austerity, penance e. . ing. -3 Sorrow, 1. 16. to three the human suffer in this 3flPf^fw and 3T[U)lfSi+, -9T a. 1 removing -2 consoling. be- world , ajrfiif- heat, cool- a. [ n?:'3t?( ] Heating, burnffnpr 57* Fever, morbid ing, inflaming. heat. v 49 , S. 7. 9, and a. flTTtf^ VeJ. n.). penance. -2 1 m. 135. 1. I An aiiilqKm^nfryfrTr B. 14. mendicant, pauper. -3 An epithet of Nirada. -4 A sparrow. -jfr 1 A female ascetic. -2 A poor or. wretched woman. -Ooarp. -2 ; A sun-flower. a. ing. a5 Ved. Burning a. . sun. [*rt-3it:cf. Un. 2.116. ] m. I. Fire. -2 The hot. -3 An enemy. Consisting in religions penance, penance. -2 Practising devout. TT: The Supreme Being. ZKP-P- Ol;^] 1 Heated, burnt. -2 Bed-hot, hot. -3 Melted, fused. funrw-a. -2 heated. Warmed, 1 -4 Distressed, painted, afflicted. -5 Practised ( as penance ). -Oomp. _qn^r;r gold purified with fire. -$rsf a kind of penance consisting in drinking hot water, milk and ghee for three days each, and inhaling hot Ms. 11. 214 air for three days ; ; ; Suffering from a dis). -2 Heat- 1 moral or physical. ing. -3 Hot. Sulpbnret of iron. P. ( jipinft, ertiT) I To choke, be suffocated. -2 To be exhausted or 4. fHf fatigued ffl&d l?l <1 ; l JiBM S i 5^ ft BT- -3 To be distressed ( in body or mind ), be uneasy or pained, pine, waste away MM. 5. 31 ; Git, 5 M Q rf g irrfttfra'f ; Mai. jTnftf^ 1. 15, Ma. 3. 1 3J 9. ; f> gvjr -4 To become immoveable. -5 To ; Amaru. Caul. wish, desire. 7. ( (TJTTTtr ) To suffocate, choke. Darkness. -2 The tip of the w- I An epithet of B4hn. -2 The TamlU tree. -3 Darkness. ffTT3T: A kind of asthama. 5TO hot. The heat of anger. Bnrniog I ( stop, Wanning, heating, burn- o. arR'i^ ?rr"irt Heated, burnt &c. a. iTTmiM a. Warming, burning. ease ^ 4;Mil.3;N. Gold of the Distressed, pained. Practising penance. dovout. -2 Poor, miserable, helpless, iruf^'ft f%fm vrrj S. pitiable ; dMf^H. *f f=TE|>. mVtltf'f- Burning, hot. 1 Golden. . weight of a 15. pious. 1 Beligious ffqftfrar Piety, devotion. o. ; ; -2 Ascetic, devout, ascetic -m The sun. -2 The hot season. ~J The sun-stone. -4 N. of one of the arrows of Cupid. H 1 Burning. -2 Distressing. -3 Chastising. -4 A division of hell. -5 Gold. Beligious B. 13. 41 12 Bk. 18. 21 ; Ku. 3. 17. n^mr ^ a. [ crr-f8 H^ tg?.] I ing, inflaming. -2 -Distressing, flts* STIcatalW- 3U5Y3?: ; firr (also m. ; Den. P. To practise pe- srcrfrrn* nance 6. 63. the influence of riligioug 3W?i the Brahm&varta Bh. 1 jnrff! 1 A ; 3Tg*rnf: pain, ; ; ; jftjsrr^ have tftf^^. 1 ; -Ooarp. -^ kinds of miseries which devotion, pre-eminent religious ausdef^f a. very ascetic or vout. sfrfj a. inclined to practise penance. wirrfti the practice of terities. I Penance, religious austerity, morti- misery, agony S. 3. 9 ings ; ; -2 Torment, 84. 7. distress. -^UT: a place of penance or religious austerities. f%%w. excellence of Benares. river Tiptt. Ku. ; affliction, penance-grove, which ascetics ^t rT^lPT^ in 76 1 31,-f Desirous, longing for. desired. fTH^r -2 Wished, suffocated Becoming or breathless. Wearied, Ianafflict-2 Troubled, guid, fatigued. ed. -3 Faded, withered ; see IT^. <Titr.p. .p- [ cTH.-'C ] 1 Darkness 7 4 - ; f* ; v - ! Me. 37. -2 The gloom or' darkMs. 4. 242. -3 Mental ness of boll 7 ; ; Y. 3. 318. ST, ^7^ purified darkness, 3T&13; Ms. 12. Darkness illusion, error ; silver. Heat, glow ) 1 S. 4. 10 : M. 2. ; S. 7. 6. or -4 ( In 8Hn. phil. ) ignorance, as one of 469 affix of the rrw A Ta the three qualities or constituents of every tt ing in nature ( the other two being ? Ma. am? a. is ignorance, illumining, enlightening; Ki. 5. 22. ( -f: ) 1. the sun. -2. the moon. -3. fire.' -4. a Buddha. srfr; 1. the sun. -2- the moon. -3. fire. 1 see (!*?[ above ( 4 jn ). A : a^r 1 A. 5TTT: jpr V, T: 11. -2 A upon the forehead. -3 A sword, one of two,' Tamala U. steady. -off place over-grown with *^rsw, trees. river . as 5 1 Darkness Qit. 11 * 2 ; Ei. illusion. 5. 2. -2 Mental darkness, -3 Anger, wrath. -&: The dark half of the month. -Oomp.-cr^r: the dark fortnight lunar ( of a month ) R. C, 34. ; df*mr ?xr*T.ornr 1 A dark night ; qif db SR^ST site^r 3^ w afwSi. 6. 70 ; Ki. 9. 18 Ku. 6. 43. -2 Extensive darknesa. fftrtJW a. | Covered with darkness. -2 Ignorant; ^, N. of Rlhu. WT K. 5. 13 ; a i ; A tree; ^ ^ ti r 1. S.-2 Ved.Velocfty. -3 A wooden ladle for taking up Soma. -Comp. jjiz; -g-, -q^-t -s an assemblage or clump of trees.-^r^Tr the root of a tree. tfjj the ground [ [ij-arat] 1 Trembling, attrwaving, shaking, tremulous R- 13. 76, a. - 5. 11 1 M. in ; - flat hot. large about the foot of a tree, foot of a ^^: a thorn gir; amcnkey. JTIT: 1. a lud or blossom. -2. a young shoot, sprout -^r-sf: the T&la the king of trees', tree. TTsrq > N. of the tree P3,rij4taka also tree. XW ; ; A afttTT boat. tf Swift, quick. Garuda. ] Turmeric. Prk. 1 ft/. ) HTT^t, ang: tomed boat. -2 A TIT? ] 1 The ocean. A demon -4 hard shower. -3 A^frog. A *ft or Rikshasa. -5 A devotee. : a. ( ; ; ; -2 Sick. strong, powerful. -2 Strong, powerful, courageous mighty ; B. 9. 23, 11. 89 16. 77. m. 1 A .courier, an express. -2 A hero. -3 Air, wind. -4 An epithet of undulating, un- Wavy, boat. - -ft/. 1 Night, especially a dark night ; ^ ;nff ro>f*Tfvnrr <* ?TO?^ 3. 1 A Ved. o. 1 Quick, swift. 7. a Waving ] flesh. Meat, -3 Energetic, Git. 3. a. ^TTift 3?^ Si. 9. 72. ; A Wavy, bark of a bamboo. un- "^rtr 7. crossing. 81 mulous. ; -3 A bank, a place of -4 A float, raft. -5 A monkey. -6 A disease. 77 tossing-with waves ; Mai. 9. 11. -2 Overflowing. -3 1 n Quick, energetic, -a. 1 Speed, velocity. -2 Vigour, strength, energy riHHIi4 5rWf fir^ft^: R. 28, ll. the com- e. sift* o- [ afr: sci- The bark of the bamboo. -Camp. inj I. a sectarial mark upon the forehead. -2- Tamila leaf. jnrrasr: 1 The Tamala tree. -2The A affi* of -4 Cloth or clothes. to and fro. moving Waving, mitar. -4 Shaking, tremulous, iprfrtr Qit. sword. horse). R. 13. 15, 49; Git. sectarial mark of sandal ; ; [ gallop, ; large wave, surf, s. protect. Taddhita ; A Mil. 9. 18 dulating B. 13. 63 ; S. 8. 47 Bh. l! ; as -2 A section or part of a work ( of the qwreifXTOK ) -3 A leap.jump, of jumping motion (as night. of a tree with a very N. I dark bark a- go, moye ; Bk. 14. 75, 108. q*^]! Awave; ] A Protection. A . tfi- A. To tremble,8hakei to and fro. To &e. See under ^. A hyena> :; S' | ; 5. 35. U. ^: added, it is changed to (Wl- It is of like frq, to pronouns in the sense 4 ; move to adjectives, parative degree.added verbs and to also and nouns, case latter which in indeoltnables Darkness. -2 A well --f^T N. of a river. -*j 1 Darkness -2 A city. Dark, glooomy. dMtlH. Night. -2 Turmeric. 87 cow. ( atf-f ) 1 -2 To guard, of hell. jresT: 1 groping in the dark. -2- mental gloom. fV^,-srr6r: a fire-fly. fNnr: sickness., disease. jtT a. I. obscured, clouded. -2. affected with anger, fear &c. yq;, -$T<J. dispersing darkness, (-m.) 1. the sun. -2. the moon. g- ; t!Tfm% Den. P. To cause to shake, move to and fro Amaru, Ficklenes WOTW ni 5^ fo^ ; Dark coloured. A siT V^;IT, with rolliug or tremulous eyes. g. -2 Lead. Tin. 1 ft shining body. -2- the sun. -3. the R. 3. 33. -4. fire. -5. a lamp, light. g^-; l.the son. -2- the moon. -3. the Supreme Being. rnrr a sort a. e. ; bee. -Oonrp. woman a platform, a stage. The projecting roof of a : moon. -3- fire. -4. Vishnu. a -5. Siva. -6. knowledge. -7 Buddha. Wiftq m. a flre-fly.-a-fih spreading darkness. 3^ m. 1. a ' A -3 liquor. house. -2. the moon one of many the sun. 1. Pt. 5. 'the to wave, -i great or spreading darkg. an epithet of Rahu. -gup. Sits : diamond. -6Iron.-7Thorn-app!e. I -2 Spiritnons Rice-gruel. ; ' the sense of 1 new. tW^ srV to changed -2 A necklace. -3 A -4 Bottom, depth. -5 ). -r-3T best horse '; g^ro Mu. 1; sotr^rifain WP-C I' ' a^ 8 added to pronouns darkness or removing A and also to verbs and indeclinablea in which latter case it adjectives, -5 Grief, sorrow. -6 Sin. An epithet of Ruhu.-Comp. 12. 24. -ro., -n. Meghaduta level surface. ; S. transient 1- 26. - i Si. 10. 40 VJT ; D. . -2 Fickle, unsteady, ; 2. ...MI 115; Amaru. 27. -3 Pt. Splendid, sparkling, glittering ; 1.190. --4 Liquid. -5 Libidinous, wanton. -6 Hollow. -7 Extensive, w ide. 55. 1 The central gem of a necklace g-rhln'<j|itHHgiTVT: Vis. 35 ; or gTTTMUiMranfS'3iT-Tf Malli. ; . considers'this as an interpolation in ' ; ^T a parasitical plant. the Navamallikl creeper a bird. KIT: camphor. a. Full of or abounding in trees. ; The root of the lotus. [ j-^=i Un. 3. 54 ] 1 Young, youthful, juvenile (as a man ), -2 () Young, newly-born or . 470 Bh. 3. 49. produced, tender, soft ( l> ) Newly risen, not high in the ky ( as the sun ); Kn 3. 54. -3 New, fresh a^or ^fr Chun. 64 ; ; sions. f%3n logic. frrei' -2. a philosophical work. 1. 1 fr3fi9r|a.[a^-<J5^]Inquiring, inquisitive. gf; 1 a suitor, an _ A -2 petitioner. inquirer, A P., 10 logic. To be U. logician. woman youthful fever 57T: 1 tHufi v&i lasting fW n. cartilage. for a week. frftrar red arsenic. old. A ipread aprout. To heighten, A gior^t xwm'fa ; Pt. 5. 16. 1 Hl-iorR ] [ Guessing.-2 logician, reasoner. A f: suppliant, petitioner. A spindle, an iron pin upon which cotton is first drawn ut tT^ 5f^nvrJT. -Comp. -f^g:, .,/. frSr,-q?ff:,- A sr: Carrying across. -2 Ved. I Battle. -2 Superior- -3 Overcoming. U. 10 fwfr-a.mffr ( I ) To guess, suspect, believe, suppose, conjecture, infer fit tTT4r=f!lTHt tT5fn% S. 6; Me. 96. -2 To roason, peculate about, reflect. -3 To consider o. regard aa ( with two ace. ) ; -4 To think of, intend, mean, have in view (f*r5TJr tT^j-f?tTinT: Me. 51.-5 To ascertain. -6 To shine. -7 To speak. ; ( at W^ 1 ) ; -3 The sole of the foot.-4The fore arm. -5 A slap with the hand. -6 Lownese, inferiority of position. -7 A lower part, part onderneath, 10 A. 1- P-, n ziifn-rl, monace, terrify Hence often P. also ) ( trrlSiT ) 1 To threaten, ; ; R. 4. 28, 11. 78, 12. 41 j Bk. 14. 80. scold, revile, censure, blame Bk. 6. 3, 8. 101,17. 103.-3Tomock -2 To N. 22. 155; threaten- 1 19. B. 17;Ka.6.45.-J Pointing' at contempt ). -4 p u t, ting to shame, excelling, surpassing. -5 Anger. rfr The fore finger. ( in ridicule or zffizp.p. I Threatened -2Blam -J Disgraced, -j, Threatening, a menace. ed. A 1 J: A calf P. 1 fH[ raft. -2 To 108 kill, see ; 5^ a^ft ) cut 1 tree. -3 N.of Siva. -4 Pressing the strings of a lute with the left hand. -5 A division of hell. 1 A pond. -2 A forest, wood. -3 Cause, origin, motive. -4 A leathern fence worn round the left arm also in this sense ). -Oomp. ( ?Tf5T -2 The palmyra t 'ie an archer. sr^TT: a 8 ' a P w ' tn hand. 5^- a figlit with the palms of the hands. atei: nether world - martingale, irara ). -*m* the centre of the sole of the foot. AHarge pond. through Ved. A soning. -Comp. Speculation, rea- snvrrer: fallacious reasoning, fallacy iu drawing conclu- See under - rj: : Bk. 14. j ind. also. fT^hr A the bottom. a- Fixed, having a bottom. Fried meat. hole, an opening. qri. killer, a%ff iW37T ladle. From A mat. A martingale. ) sword. an injurer. To go, move. - Lightning ; cf . A yar. . a reductio ad absur 377 airo the fourth toe. hand. arw: ! a kind of musical instrument- -2- clapping of the hands. of sf ( -=TTOT, -wr^dr a leathern glove To injure, hurt. . rT3' 1 I'. ( In logic ) Reduction to absutdity, conclusion opposed to the premises, desire. A -2 The sun. ^/ra wooden rTT^T^ -5 ing or free thinking, a philosophical system ( Particularly one of the six principal darsanas q v. -7 A name for the number ' six '. 8 Supplying an ellipsis. -9 Caueo, motive. -10 -10 sword. ( Si. 12. 41. ; tTj:, fTqrjr ( Wish, ( ; 1 I*cfl mg, frightening. -2 Censuring Supposition, a^-^rPJ ?^. tree of the seven divisions of hell, -f^ror; a hog.-T^x o- having a protuberant T?T a river. belly, pot-bellied the griT; a lap with the palm of ; frarsrra, The ground under a -315%: /. a Ms. 12. 103. -3 Mb Doubt. -4 Logic, the science of logic . ) deride. ; B. ; anything;<jnilT w^jfT *& RB. 1. 13. -9 A hole, pit. a ?T: 1 The hilt of span. ; S. bottom base, foot, by Nitre, salt-petre. if*T: f: conjecture, guess smsTW fffc V. 2. -2 Reasoning,9 peculation, discussion, abstract reasoning 3jtT: alteration of ' surface of th H^NTji earth' i.e. the earth itself ;g4t 3 ^fa*S g?rere<sroT S. 7. 32 ;sw^is &c. -2 The palm of the hand R. 6. 18. ; or any other object, shelter afforded S, 1 ITT Victory. conqueror Den. P. To attack. . ity. 1 ? B-4. sometimes used at the end of meaning ( ; fre* a. Ved. Conquering. ; comp. without much the lower end of a spindle. m. Youth, juvenility. Ved. 1 Overcoming, conquering. -2 Impelling, driving onward. -3 Protecting ( 29 : ; Den. A. To remain young tT^oiniar or fresh frf&j; a. Reasoning, versed in speculation, m. : Den. P. Mai. 5. 6. ; jecture. -2 A Cartilage. surface; , p- Doubted, guessed, diicussed, investigated, examined &c.; see ffj-. A supposition, conff coagulated milk five days i>. ^nJ f^fT ; 78 --or sprout. -Comp. Charj. A Reasoning, speculation. - fis, found, establish. -3 To be fixed. -4 To accomplish a vow. 1 Chand. M. 1. -4 Lively, vivid. -or; 1 A young man, youth; Pt. 1. 11 ; Bv. 8. 62. -2 The castor oil plant. -J oft A young or Large cumin-seed. -2 To full or complete. n. The top of the sacrificial p?st. rTT;> ff'T'f &c. See under 3^. ^for Ved. Injuring. 'i. [ff^-f^? ffff- then ' ] I At that time, -2 In that then. ' case; tr^T-fT?? 'whenif-then 9TV frf? ri%-5rn? 1 ' ; how then ' ; 2.53] I Thin, meagre, spare. -2 Small, little. -3 Clear, clean. -4 Situated under or beneath. -5 Weak. -6 Separate. *r A bed, couch. ?n%lt ment. -2 I A awning. -4 ' knife, Paved ground, bed A cot, couch. large a pave- 3 An sword or 471 cTc?-^ [ A youth. -2 Wind, ^ Young. air. sft A ur Bh. 1. 86 Ms 4. 135, 8. 67. -2 (at the end of comp. ) Anything bad or contempt- girl, foreet. T [ 3^.-5 Un. 3. 28 ] The ear woman. ible.-3 A 1 thief.robber couch, bed, sofa -qf^ Rn5Tf^?^TR- 5. 75. 'left the bed,' A ft father U. 6 science of dancing. a^-ff fvfa fTTrT: [ ; passionate The ; sntrefr *JTTtTC9re: young woman. A A 1 : ] : ginrj ; 1 ' rose. -2 ( Fig. ) A wife ( as in 3* v.). -3 The geatof a carriage. ffm q. -4 An upper story, a turiet, tower B. 16. 11. -Comp. make servant flesh ); a|j: A fTi^MftiwFTgii&rg- reiervoir, tank. g> youthful woman. -2 N. of Varuna. -3 A | of the wife boat. sj A A particular tendency, or habit. _ always masculine, whatever be the gender of the first member of tha compound) iffcrf?*r: 'an excellent cow ': so ^mfnTfjar: an excellent maiden. ' ' A key. Scent piodncedfrom the rubbing of fragrant substances. - H^ftt 1 Manna of bamboo. -2 A kind of extract of wheat, rice &o. i A sort of eugar. I Old. -2 Strong, Strength, power ( srs ) flTW Increasing strength ( as an oblation ) ^r Strength. fTf^T o. Ved. I Old. -2 Strong, powerful, bold, courageous. q-; | The oeean. -2 Heaven. -3 Strength. -4 Business ( awn? ). -tfr 1 Power n. -2 The . eaTth. -3 A rive-. -4 N. of a daughter of Indra. (TOT A split. I affix means of \ Hewn, -2 Fashioned cot, ; see a^ m. 1 A carpenter The architect of gods ( chiselled, ^. in general. -2 ft-a^jf^ being ac- . inferiors or ; ; ; arer ^^r Mb. -3 vufcft A ^ -2 Indif- Proximity. neutrality ; see li agreeable to afathef.-2.patGrnul. ( '3: ) paternal uncle. 5?^- a paternal uncle, or the most respectable of a man's male relations. fTHTT: The Ehanjana or wagtail. aidtf a. \ Paternal .-2 Hot. fy. 1 A disease.-2Anironclubor spike. -3 Cooking, maturing. -4 Heat.-5 A relative who may be regarded as a father. and mother of Marictia. Sunda into a fiend by the [ She was changed sage Agastya whose devotions she had disturbed. She was killed by fTrffT: % Offspring. r f. : Con- tinuity, succession, as in arRgcnfr or ' a to - ( *! / 1 ) Simulta- -2 Immediate. -3 Relating neous. particular time. any Rama when she began to disturb the sacrificial rites of Visv'imitra. Kama was first unwilling to bend his the sage overcame his scruples, see R. 11.20]. but against a woman, large dark-green pumpkin. An tTT3^T! [ (THRiCI! 3WI 3^ ] epithet of the demon Mfuicha, son of Tadaka. See coming -2 A A kind of palm. kind of ornament. -^ 1 ' Dancing U. 3. 18 in general loc. ); ff iwtasi^ any object. <* ; Aiming <* ; T: 5T: -3 Tfie arT of 5 dancing. -4 A sort of grass. In prosody ) A foot of three short syllables.-Coinp.-fnf^: an epithet of Nandin, the door-keeper of Shiva. : N. of Shiva. made to 1 Dancing, . Mai. 2. -2 Moving round in a wild dance ; U. 5. 36. -3 Fluttering. ; -4 Frowning. meaning. ; a Intended for that. Identity of aim, object. - -2 Relation to. -3 Sameness of meaning. -4 Purpose, aim. ( dance at, True, real, essential Bv.2.81.; jfrf^T: WTtr: &c. 1 1. 1. ^ Entire devotion to or absorption in ; 23, fTT?qf P. II. 3. Bhashh P. 84; TfMrilrt ?T'Tf3'nri%a: 82. 19.-2 Particularly, the frantic of violent dance of Siva 5. Purport, 43 Com. -4 The object or intention of the speaker ( in using particular words in sentence ) ^^f^ESr dance or ; playful movement of the eyebrows Mai. 1 ; arar*? from tanks. -^T/- tii^] meaning, scope, ar^ 5ncg &o. -2 Purport of propositions K. P. 2.-3 Aim, object, intended reference to any object, purpose, intention ( with ; o. (iftf.) Being in or rnfi': Simultaneity. bow Sameness rlT^r?**f identity, unity ( of nature, ; t Bv. 2. 81 &c. ). H^ 4 P. ( cKjnjt I To fade away, become exhausted. -2 To throw down. -3 To wane, decay, perish.- 4 To reject, cast [ cf Eng. ton ]. A term of respect applied to elders or other venerable personages i^Timrfy T^^ff *T>?TT^T fTTtT VJ^TT 3^tT: R. 11. 40 ?r OT [?g^ r srnr wf%vra fTOT^W 1. 72. -4 Any person for whom one feels pity. -Coap. g a 3. Krit by which potential passive participles are formed from roots, e. g. ^xq from I;- TOO. of aregfcV fafff: &c. see under tT^. N. of a female "Z teSsT 1 fTf( fiend, daughter of Suketu, wife of fTT?**iT -3 ; ference, disregard, : Violence, force. irfpr: 1 The ocean. -2-Haaven Gold. act a large ear-ring. -2 The o.Ved. great, used o. ind. Quick, speedy. tTFJTfJ Suddenly, abruptly ; (opp. foe ) arjcf: An ornament for the ear, ?rrc^*f rTpJST 1 Excellence, superiority, happiness. -2 ( At the end of comp.) Excellent ( in this sense the word affix inclination, 1 . The cu stomed to that pit, bole. is K. =31fnJte to children &c. 106 Mai. 6. 16 pupils, ; a ai->^?i(r win-: Si. 18. 6. N. of an tTT^frfcJ^r -2 ele- a carpenter. on the back-bone. 1^ ( elephant's back. The back-bone of an H?<4 phant An The son of (TT$TW:, rTT^or: to denote 1 juniors, HflnrpTrer tnr tmft ; re: ). fT?T^r The stable. a bng. One whose business it is or prepare beds ( ai a ff^iW: to person, but usually Stationary, immoveable <* ] SBT^HTrrennf fSr 75. endearment or Tbeft.-2 Hearing. I 90 3. fr ffr^fff -2 A ; R. 9. ; ^S^i-<'iK Un. j^^y irresrfrr fTnTTT?T: ; yV/- )> a. ( jftf. ) Such like, like him, her or it, like that : 3Tf igorr Ms. 9. 22, 36 ; Amarn. 46 ; 472 body whoever, common man T Ti^?ft ; 3tf Pt. ( ?j rt rrr?5r 390. 1. fTTT: [ fl^fff ] -2 or ordinary ffnr^it In musie A I A ) thread, fibre. protraoted tone, a key-note ; rtvr arsr I%TT THI: Bv. 1. 119 ; arisT^rfttiTftirhT'ig Ku. 1. 8. ( the number of tanas is said to be 49 ). -3 A monotonous tone. ST I Expanse, extension. -2 An object of sense. -Comp. n. I. turning the voice as a preparatory step to singing. -2. running over the notes to catcb the key. 3^ HCN Thinness, smallneas fr*7- ; Vikr. 1. 106. A : < Made arw [ frcftfif^R! ) ] of threads. A weaving. -2 ^ 1 Spinning, web. -3 A woven cloth. The son aM=n<.(j: of a weaver. -2 Durga. a. ( tf/- 1 ) Well-ver- ed in any science or doctrine. -2 Relating to the Tantras. -3 Taught or contained in them. ?f: A follower of Tantra doctrines. HIMft): An epithet of Kuru ; also jnwo- (*ft/-) 1 Relating to religions penance or to an ascetic. -2 Devout. ff: ( *ft/. ) A hermit, devotee, an ascetic. -Oonrp. ^&\, fr^:, -ffJT: the tree fijTT a grape. of ascetics, also called |gft. Asceticism. ii The Tain 11 a tree ! n. ) Rr: Si. 1. 22 ( shasa ( A division The nam, and spices after meals N. of same sense. ; ). river Tapti, near Surat. -2 ni.^t f^ A ject of terror. -2 -3 Anxiety, distress. ] 1 fault, An ob- defect. -4 Desire. -5 Exhaustion, fatigue. ffTTr^; 1 ^gf a servant attached to men of rank betel-box and to provide them with at55 whenever sfffV the betel -plant necessary. to carry the ; R. 6. 64. A r: seller of betel. Water. -2 Clarified but- ter. : betel-plant ; ffi^JpRt- R. 4. 42. Un. copper. -2 Of of 1 Made pery red colour, red ; T^TTW'^ ^- s^raK: 16] a cop- wRarA kind R. 88. The red lotus ; Pt. 1. 94 leprosy Copper. -2 A TTsftr^q; m. a coppersmith. forming aist? or aisfts ) a red or cherry lip Ku. 1. 44. a brazier, ; ; Amaru. 70, 12, 37 -2 Gold. -3 Copper. *rr A ; lotus-pond. I Dark, consisting coppersmith, 5S: l.a kind of red insect (t^ -2- the lady bird.- 3. cochineal. a cock. sulphate of copper. the red sandal^TJjgf brass. ^: wood. ^faf: the island of Ceylon. ^j of darkness ; coppery. smith. ( gft/. A ^j; tTffgrR; Made of copper, brazier t copper- ) m. Redness, the colour of Redness. A. mf^fl ( jTIIff, ) 1 To spread, extend, proceed in a continu- ous line. -2 To protect, preserve. -WITH fa to spread, create ; Bk. 16. 105. 3TTT ing.^ Proceeding 1 well, succeed- Increase, growth. : Ved. A thief. fTlT a. [ i iw^ nit 3?^ ] 1 High ( as a note. ) -2 Loud, shrill ( as a Mai. 5. 20. -3 Shining, sound ) gurfrmifr^gsfgradiant, clear 37F? ( regarded as in interpolation in Me. by Malli.); wfa ftftumitR. 5. 52. -4 Good, STt: Amaru. 28 ; ; excellent, well-flavoured. -5 Clear, clean. batik of a river. ?; 1 The -2 Ihe clearness of a pearl. -3 A beautiful or big pearl ;i Git. 11. -4 An epithet of 1 ) Vishnu. ( 2 ) Siva.-5 The mys( syllable 3?q;( onr ). -6 Protection.-? A high tone or note. -8 A CroBsing, passing over. T:,->C 1 star or planet ( said to be/, also ). -2 The pupil of the eye (said to be ; ; with red spots. & I dark or coppery red. f( A copper pot having a small hole at tne bottom used in measuring time by placing it in a watervessel ,-Oomp. 3i3T- 1. a crow. -2the ( Indian ) cuckoo. ajij: bellmetal. 3UJT5n. a kind of jewel smt red sandal ( *if). of ) ] 1 6. 37, 9. TTffr Copper. tical 2. ( TV. f&w: N. of a country. people or rulers. -^T; a species of sandle. *. a fliTO^ cock. wcm: a sort of Ebadira. ( -gt ) red sandal-wood. ( -HT: PI. )its ; m. Relating to betel. A servant who prepare! the Tarnhula and gives it to his master when wanted. - rrrfftfttff the sesamnm. ; [ which joins the sea The river Yamuna. [ chewed usually ?TffJ5'ia j lrils'T TW "" a^^ $$ Sulphnret of iron. 5TTJT: is ; ; 6 5^ The r ^g^5T?7n? JTTgT: K. P. 7 ^rifV Til. f^rr^rsfratsi- 3ii;w^fatT: S. 7. -Comp. afSrertT: the office of carrying the betel-box ; Pt. 1. a betel-box ( Mar. or its 5. ; copper. areca-nut. -2 trbjoj leaf of piper-betel, which together with the areca-nut,- catechu, chn- ; Mai. 1 of hell. going about in the dark). * red chalk. : - mfirsr a- ; ui>ed in the r [ tTTffT &o. See under 3*. of Arjuna. flower ^Pr/. ) Dark.-2:Belonging to, derived from or connected with 35r ] 1 ; fltfrtff a- ( A snake. -3 An owl. -4 N. of a son of Rahu. *t Darkness. 1 tfjNight, a dark night. -2 Sleep. -3 An epithet of aiy, a villain. -2 The dark fortnight of a month. -3 Hatred.-4 Anger.-S A demon, Rak- tr/. ( ; 1 whirlpool. See under Mai. 9. 52 U. 5. 12. -2 Affected by or relating to arr^ or the quality of darkness ( the third of tlie three qualities of nature ) ; Bg. 7. 12, 17. 2; M. 1. 1 ; Ms. 12.3334. -3 Ignorant. -4 Vicious, $T: 1 A malignant person, an incendi- also). -3 A pearl also ) -Conp. 3?v. m. said to be/. camphor. -^lEH ( a pyritic ore of iron, tfrrfr the falling of a star or meteor, -ijmr: or jasmine the Kunda creepor. ^TJ: load-sounding wind, a whistl- ^^ a. ing breeze. gf%^rc lead. grtT: having a loud or shrill sound. 1. a nCOklaoe of big or beautiful pearls. -2. a shining necklace. N. of demon killed by Karttikeya. ( He was the eon of flH'4-.: Vajrangaand Varangt. He propitiated the god Brahmadeva by means of his penance on the Pariyotra mountain, and asked as a boon that he should not be killed by any one 473 except a child seven days old. On strength of this boon he began to oppress the gods who were obliged to go to Brahma and ask his as. Bistance in the destruction of the damon ; (see Ku. 2 ). But they were told that the offpring of Siva could alone vanquish him. Afterwards Karttikeya was born, and be slew the demon on the seventh day of his birth ]. -Comp. arft:, -f^r m. an epithet of Karttikeya. -Tj-For other senses, see under a). the JTrr^T A 1 -3 The ing star. A star .-2 P,5; Bb. meteor, the eye : 69; Ch.. 11.. -4 N. of the wife of 1. 11. atmosphere, firmament inrrof sidereal measure, sidereal time. ijqr the night ng^ l.the starry region, tie zodinc. -2- the pupil of the eye. ^T: the constellation BITSUff ibrtf; 'the friendship of the'starg^, spon taneous or unaccountable love Mai. U. 5. 7, 4 ?$ falling stars. ; ; <* cR [ fTK*r: s^jj flsntrr: i^x Starry, star-spangled; studded -2 An der^-. wi^ ] 1 Gradation, proportion, relative iinpoitance, comparative value. -2 Difference, distinction ; A Udb. -- py. 1 A libiUnsteady HTT5T dinous man, lecher, libertine.-2 The fTTTT N. of the sage ?^n. epithet of Garuda; 5>tf^^T R. 6. 49. -2 N. of Garuda's elder brother Aruna. -3 A car. -4 A horse. -5 A A 1 in pupil of the eye, 1 ( "ff ( Made of /') grass. Mil. 'Ku. 3. 47. the wife 9. 30 as a lax the eye- ball The *j ed. A fierce pearl. contest at then last ensued, to compel Soma to restore her to her husband. Tara gave birth to a son named Bndha who became the ancestor of the Lunar race of kings. ( c ) N. of the wifeof Ilaritchandraand mother of Rohidasa; (also called Taramati). -Qonrp. 3jf^tr : 1. the moon Ku. ; Bh. 1. 60 -^ -g^- cqg- ( musical instrument, a -iff cymbal. 1. a kind of lurgicil instrument. -2a lock, a lock and ^JTSJ; a key. dancer, an actor. -g^ior: an epithet of Balarama.-^nJ a grove of palm trees. S 3. 21, Ku. 2. 35 ; fjf a fan 1 A species of the mountainpalm-tree. -2 Tbo common or; ). Fire. The third ; ( ta'di').-? Fragrant earth. -4 sort of key. -Comp. a grove of palm trees ; R. 4. 34, 6. 57. ^ A (Tnj^j Yellow orpiment. -2 ' A fragrant earth -3 A bolt; latch. ^r The vinous exudation of the palm, toddy. -Oomp. sipr a. >T green. ( ) the green colour. : tff: A kind of ear-ornament, q. v.). a Relating to the palate, palatal. -Comp. ^OT : a palatal let- 5, ^, j^r, ^, ^ and ^. pre: a palatal vowel, t. e. f and f. ter, i. e third .-2 Belonging to the third. third part. a- toddy j, f, JTn%=P [ar%iRtg:j^] 1 The open palui of the hand. -2 Clapping the hands ( mr*r "'so ) *j; !Tf|fWf3)5nrr 3. 13G ; araf- ^aW ^rf H 128 r Mil. 1. v.I. ^^nf^r^Rt 33jres(far: ; Trgi% Pt. aifeifiT nr?ftnffcr: N. 3. 7. -3 2. frrr- A tie, Vali, and Brahma had 7. 48; - ). wn] A ; -5 ( a ) N. of kind of the monkeys, and mother of Angada. She in vain tried to dissuade her husband Kali from fighting with Rama and Sugriva and married Sugriva after Vali hcd been killed by Kama. ( b ) JS. of the wife of Brihaspati, the preceptor of th gods. She was on one occasion carried off by Sonia ( the moon ) who refused to deliver her up to her husband when demandof f?rer Q ?T^4 : [ ftwrtfltfrft: 1. ; -4 A general. -2 Levied from N. fffr: in gene- ; The bird Gold. -9 of Siva. -8 A kind of antidote. -Comp. ITST: an epithet of Vishnu. srrfqf: an epithet of Qarnda. grass star or planet A -6 N. tn^ Libi- the exudation of the fibres -Ufjsr: 3T?r, of the palm tree. m. an WST-, epithet or Bafarama. palm, sopher. (fit). -2 . Bh. 1. w*r ral -Wwpalm. A philo- dialectician, logician .-2 -7 HHfrq 1 Tremulousness. dinousness, dissoluteness. ^T^-TH: ; Spun, woven. a. ( snake. vtr companion of a dissolute man planet Vali. 1 - . f' 8 - with HTTT, TiRffrarftSf &c. See un[ JrewitaM! ilnees- Mercury. epithet of Angada, son of ] stars. rTTCcTRJ' The 1 book -4. a saw. -5- N. of Siva. -6 man endowed with every foitun. ate mark or sign. sre^t: a dancer, an acio ^j. en epithet r.f Bl.tsha measured, rhythmical, regulated by musical time. of tj^s: a kind fig-tree. ?rf^r: Biihaspati. The holy rrmqTJT: fall- pnpil of - _ pati. -4. Vaii. -5. Sugriva. 3ir 71.-2- Siva.-3.Biib.ai- 3T?y: [ft^ W, MW] 1 The palmyra tree Bh. 2. 90; R. 15. 2:i. -2 A banner formed of the palm. -3 ; 1 rTf1%rf A Any string, tie. N. of Siva. Slapping or clapping the hands together, the noise made by it ; Mai. -4 Flapping in general. -5 Flapping of the ears of an elephant. -6 Beating time (^in musii; ) s(ftf%10 fra*rm?!*jm*?T WC^JTT^ U. 3. Me. 79. -7 A musical instrument R. 9. 71. -8 made of bell-metal The palm of the band. -9 A lock, Coloured cloth. -2 musical instrument. -3 mountain. 5. 23. ; bolt. -lOThe hilt.of a sword. -11 In An ( measure of height. -14 particular A short epithet of Siva. -12 scdy ) A trochee. -13 A The nut of the palmyra -2 Yellow orpiment. -Comp. span. -?y tree. pro- W^f: 1. 1 N. of Balanlma. -2- the & palm-leaf used for writing. -3- The palate; gi Rs. 1. 11. -Oomp. <mg cf. Ur;. 1. 5 ] lu't e. Jj?f the palate. the palate. the root or WTT back-part of a- palttal. irrg* 1 The palate. -2 of the palate. A A ( -*t ) diaeaie whirlpool, an eddy. 474 Thy, thine ; = Bu. ; 1. m^ of ; < 12. 45 H. ; 72 4. Ku. ; -2 So 2. 33. great, so large, of this extent; *TRaY ffiwHflY ?T3nff>r Ms. 249 Bg. 2. 46. -3 All ( WH^ 155, 9. 8- ex- ; ' ITW^ 3W tTHJg'W First ( before doing pressing totality G. M. ind. I ), anthing anything else ) arnffTrftTT^fisiar 8. 1 ; sTTgr?? fin V. 5. 11 ; Me. 13. -2 On cne^s part, in the meanwhile; fli ; R. 7. 32. -3 ~ 4 Indeed ( S. 2 ; TRtt- Just, now ; to emphas- an expression ) H?H rfr ; ' n3fi?njV g-vj: bile. faTfrej q.v.) dlOd, o. (Correlative 80 much, that much, so immy " really mustard. ; to express assent ) ( H. -6 As 1. ; ^g-RiT*- 57: rt R- 7. 4 . ; Tf^H:, Ved. f^ fl? A. I. 1 ( i swifter ). -g Surprise ( oh !, what a wonder!). (For the senses of fli^ as a correlative of 71^, see Jn^).-Comp. tad. so many times. ar 3f To endure, ) ( lai^iaW, fsiflf%3 ) 1 bear. deid. of Strictly -2 To put up with, suffer I ar'Sra ) To sharpen, whot B. 9. 39. -2 To ; ation, forbearance. Malli. just so old. much. 7$ a. so many years o. Patient, forbearing, en- during. Pungency. -2 Sharpness of a weapon ). -3 Brilliancy. -4 fcr: ^W^ ( 1 Spirit. wfiNr, SK^T 1 IQ such a number. -2 to often. bow-string. The 1 - T: ocean. frspf [ The ocean. -2 Gold. -3 Heaven. A river. -2 The <sfr I earth. -3 N. of a daughter' of frW^; ^: The sign JCT I. Taurus of the borrowed -from T: ( A : to ( to injure or kill. challenge; also written this eersa. ieve frtffTH: go or To go. wound. -5 To ; > ( s Hsiao. ) Mo. -33. one of the six flat Me. 20. -2 Fra; ^K; 1 Bitter taste; under %* ).-2 The Kutaja tree. -* Pungency. -4 Fragrance. -Comp. ( lee" -- n. A A I fire-fly. parasol. I^-H. -2 A kind of iKi"^ ) fafrlT : > nH%T: The francoline TV. ] 1 partridge, -2 to be the first No. of a sage said teacher of the black Yajurveda. The francoline partridge. like a par- tridge. ( The tamarind tree. -2 A made of its fruits ). fruit of the tamarind. 3-Vi cf . Un. 6. 93, 7. 1- The 1 -2 A sour =R- The Umarind tree. N. of -gfr :, tree. A 97 1 The a tre. fruit of the kind of measure drop, distil, ebony ^ ( ) To sprinkle. -2 ooze, leak. -3 To pro- A. (%q^ ) 1 tect. P. (itaft, 1 fjfcjl. To ftRtT) or damp, moisten. -II 4 P. make wet To become wet. -2 To become quiet or tranquil, be calm. ftfiftr [ GK-*&R**] 1 Moi8t wet damp. -2 Motionless, .steady. -3 ( ft'ift ) 1 > ' Calm, tranquil. 1 f^iVf: The ocean. -2 A kind of whale or fish of an enormous size; H. 13. 10. -3 A fish in general. -4 The figure of a fish produced by drawing two lines, one intersecting the other at right angles. -Comp. 3f a kind of 3Jta: 'he ocean. prl. VTCT: N. of a demon killed Daaby Indra with the assistance of ratha. ( It was in the fight with this demon that Kaikeyl saved the life of Dataratha while in a swooning At, she afterwards used to send Rama ). A kind of swallows a Hmi Bv. fish which 55. 1. 3T5M:, "Pta: a very large flab which swallows even a timingila ; See under [ ffr^. m Dark -2 Love. -3 Time. -4 The rainy season or aulumn. or/. [ wj-ffij^ : qr <jfi I .A lunar dav ; liu. ^^j^rtT Mu. 5 4. 2 ] T^T^JT^ rTr^W sour sauce sauce. <* Irtf^J; ; and got from him two boons which par- The francoline a. Spotted particular tree one ( ). 9. 7. into exile ta-si; 1 Fire. grant The moon. -2 &c. Sec under inseoH MM. nffHfJra: lA(D*ft) To -2 To -4 To seek pun 1 ) tridge. ). iTt^tft ) 1 attack, ussail. -3 To voiirs o. bamboo. Theft. move. -II. 5 A. ter, A U'tkshuga. JTnftat 1 Zodiac, ( a word the Gfeek Tanroi 1 ] arrow, the edge of a weapon. jfr 1 A mat. -2 A tuft. -3 A tuft of hair on the head of a horse. A Heaven. ft^fa^-vv -2 Sharpening, whetting. -3 Kindling. -4 Rendering bright. -5 Polishing. -6 A reed. -7 The' point of an -2 A To Endurance, patience, resign- fa-f^g completed under two suns, which comprises two sunrises f^T stir up, excite, instigate. trittar 2. the day begins and ends without one sunrise or between two sunrises. pa- tiently or with courage; fitf^raTtirer nfrr iH?r M. 1. 17 , frtT%f%^^ wwrT Bg 2. 14 ; Mv. 2. 12 ; Ki. 13. 68 ; Ms. 6. 47. -II. 10 U. or Cau$. ( itsj-?T, a day of new on which a tithi I ( of regent ifr- or violent pain. ?rretiJWorrr*nT*ftr^r- = m. the sun. -5^ 1. shar^-pointed. -2- penetrating. -3. of a violent nature. -4. of resplendent lustre. Tn^nrr acute with respect to; H. 3 rr* $ff tnr (Trewprtf The Kha- -2 N. of several plants. 1. 45] [ m-jj-n9[ 3RT T= Un. 1 Sharp, pointed ( as a weapon ).-2 Violent. -3 Hot, scorching. -4 Pungent, acrid. -5 Fiery, passionate. TH I Heat. -2 Pungency. -Comp. the sun 3Tfj: 1 mnrtfjtw Tfr: Git. 5. -2 fire. -3- N. of Siva. sr*: ; -7 Completely; 1 firm- a. r:, the : ^pj; 1. the moon. Bitter. < ^T lunar day. dira tree. for, ftir^JTTSfri^Wff: -Comp. ttgOT long pepper. -Hft^: the qr-fy:, clearing-nut plant. 36, 96. I htjr Wg: -2 The number ; ' 15 ' Mb. -t I Darkness; S- 6. 29; Si. 4. 57. -2 Blindness. hr: Ku. 4. 11 -3 Iron-rust. -Oomp. ; -ft^: the sun. 3rR:,-3i[ 475 An T: 1 An epithet of eclipse in general. 1 A Rihu.-2 obscure rarcqflr ; * uwrf: M41. l. 40 ^sh^ffT sfimj^r: 35 9. 30 'drowns'. -3 To j ; ?r conquer. ffcw '"d. Crook- I-ST^^,^] | [ awry ^ ft*^ Tedly Twfrs^-1% Ak. -2 Without apart f rom.-J Secretly, covertly, in visi oly -4 Across, over.-5 Indirectobliquely, ; ; . ly, badly. In classical [ used by rarely chiefly occurs )^( ( literatnre and low]. -comp. ( ) but itself, in composition 6 )vrr, ^; wuh see be- -srnfrrc ^g=3r, looking througti a wall, -ircro. vanished, disappeared. 3$ a. protect- ed from rain. ( contemn ; raT: ^ H. 3. 8, ) 8 V. I To despise, Bk. 9. 62. -2 To blame, scold, abuse; tfrft&^mf g^-^SfnfartT*fKiT *mw ftr JT?F? Bv. 1; 73. -3 To surpass, excel B. 3. 8. -4 To cover, conceal; K. 16. 20 ; Ms. 4. ; 49, Amaru. -5 To 81. set aside, remove. muiu. disappear, vanish : 6' M8 . To dispel! Disappearance. Den. P. To disappear. Den. P. To hide, conceal. ( Wl*f( f. rarely nft. Oblique, transverse, horizonKu. 6. 71. -2 Crooked. tal, awry carved. -3 Crossing over, traversing, -4 Winding. -5 Lying iu the middle or between. -n. I An <* ^ I ) ; ani- m., inal ( going horizontally, as distinguished from man who walks erect), a lower or ii rational animal -2 An clotn.-3 ^. A A curtain, veil ; ?r H^m Ku. 1. ; 4; M. outer tent, screen of kind of magical veil or annual revolution a , (ookiug obliepithet of Krishna. -^ an quely. -^T: an animal, j^. transmigration of animals. *,*. an animal. 3fTW:/. the brute kind (opp. man) breadth. ^of a side-look' crab an anima i: -imm ~3i r ~^ ' ! atllmal ~r ? /" nnrrptt Id. 1 creation or race; Ms. 4. 200. w= -^^ ^ w , the anj a , -2. an animal, a beast or bird. . rW?; ind. Obliquely, crookedly, in slanting or oblique direction; f^>. K. P. 10; Me. raft 51, Ko. 5. 74. a m^ ( spell ) rendering the wearer ble ; S. 6. and V. inter invisi- alia,. It 2, is properly the scienceior art possessed by celestial beings of rendering crtrr-ct Animal 1 nature. -2 Breadth. Umtempt, nfc*frnr: "~Tw abuse, reproach.-J Concealment, digappearance. j. _ pised. .p. I Disregarded, -2 des- Abused, condemned. -3 Concealed, covered. -4 Disappeared vamshed.-S Surpassed, excelled. U. . To 1 disappear, 10. 48, 11. 91. conceal, hide. -3 over P wcr To Vtt . r 1 3. 35. -2 excel, eclipse. conquer, sesamum-oil. $g: /. sesaup in the form of a cow and offered as a present to a Brab mana --irof: turpentine. ( -iff ) 8an" dal-wood.. ijoff 1. the sandal tree -2- f rank-incense. -3. turpentine Tfohlir, smear with oint, Trt plant 10. ; [ fM^-^r I ] ;rmr>:>nt )qj dj- gandal-wood. ~^r ] 1 A species of tree with beantiful flowers ; 3rrari*r M. 3. 5 ; ?r f% R. 9. 41. -2 A freckle or namark under the akin. -3 The sesamum tree. ^., -j j A mark made with sandal-wood or unguents tural *o. g^ >gft%c5qr n^TRir Kn. 3. 30 grt^ntw^JT f Bv.. 2. 4; 1. 121. -2 The ornament of anything ( used at the end of comp. in the gense of 'best', 'chief or 'dis; *r tinguished' Pt. 1. 105. ); tfrecirs? Mai. 9. 21 -3 The burden of I Den. A. To gerve as a a. 1 Marked with a Tila-2 Frecked, spotted also {^55. ; sesainuru. f^f^^t^^ this plant An Qft. oilman. ind. In pieces as small sesaiuum-geed, in very gmall i: ; as quan- Ft gmal tities. ii 2. 65. -3 A particle, as Trfrt mole, spot. -4 much as ' A asesamum seed; mountains of makes -Comp. yr<^ rn? T^Tra' ; a song m? ). g>r A kind of necklace. ^ The bladder. -2 The lungs.-3 ka. The ', : Irregular. oil. -2 The geed of - barren segamum. cffo. f^r:i-^3T: an oilman. Hrfsrtfr jasmine. t f: sesamam oil. ^JT : a burnt offering of sesamum. ---!* 1 P- (^*iff ) To go, move. -H. 6 P, 10 U. ( fSfeft, fo,,^ ) , To be unctuous or greasy. -2 To an- moloiiilla'. Disappearance, reraovals. L. is. -2 ). a^ mum made : -2 To cover, defeat c-r -5 lo set asidOr remove. -6 To hide one's self from (with abl. ). . U. -2 Censure, disrespect. two bjdies are united together like mixed up with segamum seed rice kind of salt.-4 A kind of disease, the appearance of dark spots on the skin without any inflammation. -5 Alliteration. -Oomp. the 3rr*r*r forehead. lique, sideways, awry ; i, /., -- A Jfantras. T:, of the gedi- 9n?q>: a mole, a dark spot under the skin. -2. a diccase of the penii iu which the fleghy parts become black and d.e off. _,%^, -^Rs,/., _^^, ^jj. the caky sediment of sesamum after the oil is extracted an emff'grfch brace ( so called because in it the ( animal. made 3f : oil-cake 1. The female of an ft;fefr themselves invisible by repeating some ; mont of ground sesamum. 48. the 3T Surpassing, excelling. ufr 2- 1. ?THT N. 3. 20 ; -2 A bird. -3 ( with The organic ) world, or plants. -Comp. y,tf intermediate space measured across, breadth. : Ku. 1. Jamas croes-line. a. as a libation S. 3; Ms. 3. 283N. of an Apsaras. afr^Ts, -Radish of milk, rice and sesamum. *P??r: dougb made of ground sesa- Concealed, hidden, -2 Vanished, beyond, fifat is dead sight. Bk 6^1,14.44. ftrWfi^ m. The cochineal insect. JHi^l'rT Den. P. 1 To conceal, keep concealed or secret.-! Tohindstop, obstruct, I disappeared. P. To fr Den. A. To be or appear dark. er p- . removed from eclipse, darken. friT*Ul<j^ or T^rriT Den. :p. To obscure, fffi^fra covering, veil, sheath, a cloth cloak. rice with gesaraum'seed. aij, -3-^ wa ter With sesamnnr Haed offered to the fa^r a. lit for the cultivation of gesarnum, ^q- A field of sesamum. I^?T: The /ofZAra-tree. frtl%?*Tt A Irge snake. ind. At the time whea f^-jrg cows stand to be milked ' j. e. after 5 476 an hour or an hour and a half after evening ) aimtef ann* tfwt Bk. 4. an arrow. -2 Lead. -3 Tin. sort of 3f t a tree -Comp. ; 14 a. Settled, adjusted, decided (friTcT A : oblation which the gacriflce at offered by a priest stand- ii ing. - g^wf^ g^oRS, [ ft* ] jf 1 Comaccording to evidence. pletion of any affair -2 Non-infliction of a sentence owing to bribery or other unfair means. 1 Auspicious, fortunate. -2 Born under the asterism gnr. r. The ] eighth of the 27 constellations, (also called 557 ). -2 The lunar month Pausha. raf The Kali Yuga -Comp, ; an epithet of Siva. : A. ?fras?r ( q*rr. To ) go, move ; cf 2fa. a- Rg. [ ( in all ^ Un. R=f, senses 1. 3. 18 ( as 1 ] ; rayg Si. ) ; -3 Fiery, 18. pagsionate. -4 Hard, forcible, strong ( as j<mr ). -5 Bode, cross. -6, Severe, harsh, rough, gtrict ;Ms.7. 140. -7 Injurious, inauspicious. -8 Keen. -9 Intelligent, clever. -10 Zealous, vehe- ment, energetic. -1 1 Devoted, selfabandoning. -12 Unfriendly, unfavourable. -13 Devout, ascetic, pious. 50T; 1 Nitre. -2 Long pepper. -3 Black pepper. -4 Black mustard.' &i I Iron. -2 Steel. -3 Heat, pungency.^ War, battle. -5 Poison. -6 Death. -7 A weapon. -8 Sea salt. -9 Haste. -10 Anything sharp ( as words Ac. -Oomp. arijT: 11 Plagne, pestilence. -1. the sun. -2. Sre. ). a^j dyspepsia, heartburn. STTgrrnr: a forcible means, 1-*r steel. strong measure. n ^. the onion. o. active, zealous, energetic. a clever work. 5r?sff: co- *fjfc* ( ) riander. 1. spirituous liquor. pepper. fa -2. the resin of the Sila tree a leopard. a tiger. a sword. cloves, Ketaka fff ?rr long -gn --^r : trr*: ^ff-j7: gofr f.the clove tree.-2. the q^y plant. 1 . f% black mustard. coriander^. a. sharp-witted, acute, clever, shrewd. Rsrfr the betel-plant. ^r?jT: the sun. : salt petre. -2. any poisonous lia quid, poison snnrg^rpiT ^UTOT- ^ ; jTflnri- barley. Mar. srrz ) Mu. 1, 2. ^T: P. tffa^4 afc steel. g-^. iron. ( cfifcir? ) To be wet or moist. 5HT 1 A shore, bank; * __ A hmana ; cftJ 136 3. sacred ; H. R. 5, 15. a teacher (TT% 4: preceptor, flrratTT msrr^'fiTfnrfiOT HIT M. 1. -9 -HA sophy. -17 Pudendum uiuliebre.-I8 Menctrual courses of a woman. -19 A Brahmana. -20 ( In liturgical language ) The path to the altar between the ^rrf^TW and Tfgn q- q. v. v. -21 Fire. -22 Ascertainment A of a disease. -23 science-f"3frer ) auxiliary, a help; a person or -24 An connected with the king and being in close attendance on him ( the number being 15 on one's side. and 18 on the enemy's aide ); of Pt. 3. 69. A a honorary affix added to the names of ascetics, saints &c. ; official ; & sTT^tTpJ- -Oomp. 9- water ^ arsrr^r ; T^f holy *IM: ^TST*I gi%iT^fr: U. 1. 13. g^igg m. n-& put filled wi th a water from a holy 3X; 1. a Jaina Arhat, place. Jainas teacher or saint of the (alsopftil^T in this sense ; -2- an ascetic. -3. the founder of new a religious or philosophical school. -4- N. of Vishnu. -wr*W: ' place i. 37 ', tt ). cr ow at 5fT3T:, -**TSr;, sacred bathingc. a very greedy person $l! an epithet of Siva. i, ( T ne ' 5TJ3T: n?TOT To be ) To be 1 largo fat or corpulent. A ocean. -2 hunter- -3 The adulterine offspring of aRajaputri by a Kshatriyi ( one of the mixed tribes ) fffg- a. Severe, intense, sbarpi I poignant, pungent, impetuous f^a'nnTrtfr^rtfTa'Tffrr: R5. 48 'strong or violent effort' &c.U. violent, acute, ; 3. 5 S. 1- 33, 5. 7. -2 Hot. warm. -3 Flashing. -4 Pervading. -5 Endless, unlimited. -6 Horrible, dread; -- ful g- 1 Sharpness. Heat, pungency. -2 Iron, stnel. -4 Tin. : -.2 A 1 & Siva --^ shore. -3 ind. Vio- lently, sharply, excessively. WTf : -'rW'fr I- ism ( -Oomp. au epithet of Shiva. in iffar cumin seed. daring heroism. -2 herogeneral ). g^rr acute a. quick, swift. iftrr or sharp pain. #1w o. 1. of strong impulse, resolute.-?, very poignant or sharp. tfiZirffi Den. P. To make sharp, strengthen. 2 P. ( iftilf and ^tfift I To have be strong. -2 authority or power, to To get, attain.-3To thrive, increase, g become -4 To full. go, move. -5 To injure, hurt, strike. * ind. ( Never used at the beginafter ning of a sentence, but usually the first word ) 1 An adversative on the but ', meaning particle on the other hand ', contrary ', ' ' ' ' ). ascetic. P. 5TT3; 1 ; Source, origin.-lO A sacrifice. minister. -12 Advice, instruction. -13 Right place or moment. -14 The right or usual manner. -15 Certa in parts of the hand sacred to deities. Manes <6c. -16 A school of philo. sacred, ven- Relating to a sacred place. ". An or strong.-2 -8 A 2. 8, Become sacred, erable. ; Ms. ). To make U. a- tfrof>j?r H^rasTraaiTTTT place of water. -4 A holy piace, place of pilgrimage, a shrine &c. dedicated to some holy near the object ( especially on or lank of a sacred river &c.),5jf% irsTt *raf*T ?mf* ftf Bh. 2 55; R.I. 85. -5 A channel, mediums, means n^sr HnfT'RZtr &c- Mil. 1. -6 A remedy, expedient. -7 A sacred or holy personage, worthy person, an object of veneration, a fit recipient gr ) pilgrim, an ascetic Bra- ffhfl^ 8 sanctify. ; Brahmana. visiting holy places ( ( sanctified ascetic, a : HluiTii ftTTgia' Ki. 2. 3. sfT: IWHiW: ^OTm^RPT: ' a remedy or where tfrJ means ( means also K. 44. -3 A pungent ), -2 Hot, warm 2. 109. An sage, road, into a river, the stairs of a landing; o. Holy, .-sacred, venerable. tf?<5<J7 Un.2. 7] 1 A pasway, ford. -2 A descent ' 5fi>tlT Sharp ) t^rar the stone-steps leading to a bathing-place. ttr^ a. * pilgrim. ( ~m. ) a crane. $< See under n. /i to. holy place, a pilgrimage. of Prayaga. ur>: -sft /. an epithet of ~Boareb. ^raff: the bir of the head. f%pl: rites observed at a place of pilgrimage, such as ( N. of Siva. . place The month m. an epithet of qrsrr a holy a. sacred, near a shore. nevertheless T^r i 7* 5 S^TH firqw 3 *RKTfi^ S. 5 59 ; often added ; to ( f in this and sense j unlike 3, and is and 1^5 always used q^, )~2 -177 And now on and one's part, As to, 88' regards, i irgi u ndfk$*( iHWd'r ; 'riS "Jjfm Mil. 8.4. sometimes marks a difference ; -4 It or superior quality ( Jflf ) ; tpft- ^g- it ^rarf g grtt G. M. -5 Sometimes is used as an emphatic particle G- M. -6 And $fer*3TfcnrnTt %*: sometimes it is used as a mere ; expletive f^rI9? ; Cbandr. 3 ^tm'^ ^W^- -10T8 a*t, the Vindhya inhabiting mountain ; cf. Vikr. 18. 93. Ved. Water. a. tall, grcTf^TvriST ftS' 4 "'*' ' ridi<4W*''i^irt t 'jl i''**i' ^!^ 20 ; Si. '"7KH'nf*)'4i- , Me. 12, 64. -2 Long. 48 Vaulted. -4 Chief, principal. 2. ; A -3 -5 asshock, demon. -3 A thunder- -2 A -4 Giving. 6 P. ( To 1 Jfft ) quarrel. -2 To hurt or N. of Siva. dispute, injure. mouse, rat. 6 P. ( p l height, - ^) ( To -3 Top, contemn- To curve, gw make crooked, bend.-2 To act fraudulently, deceive. -3 To be crooked. 1 A. ( gg% ) To press out. jfa[ -6 The cocoa-nut -7 The aphelion of a planet. -8 (Fig.) A throne. -9 A wise man. rhinoceros. ir The epithet of Siva. lotus-blossoms. of the -10 An stamina w the quick-silver. vnp a reative apsis of a planet. *T3T elephant, an elephant in rut. N. of a river flowing into the -Oomp. after: rhinocerot Krishna. jjw. N.' of a river. $rero a mountain. High, lofty. -TO. rt the apex of its orbit. a. 1. 6 g [ f&: /. g^-2 a. light. 1 vain, Empty, void, Small, little, trifling 3 -4 Low, Abandoned, deserted. mean, insigniBcint, contemptible, miserable, worthless. -5 Poor, wretched. *zjt a. Void, f -Oparp j: qfT:, vri'l*: Chaff. the castor-oil tree. straw, chaff. empty. Mk. ; 8 gs^ff^r 10. 60. U. To despise, beak, - o. 2- ft: / The Ved. Void, empty. for driving cattle or elephants. -Oomp. V? a rod borne by Vishnu. [3^-Hl%T^.] 1 Pain, anguish, The iun.-3 Guiding, urging, driving (horses &c. ). -4 Sharp -5 Ved. A pain. sacrifices sf] 1 . ^ _^ rRjn a. lazy, sluggish. sl'^ct o. Corpulent, fat. / wrf n. The belly. The a. . Bv. Having 1. 6. -4 Great i . era cotton plant. -2 A ; To 4' p 9 3555- a. 6 P- ( injure, hurt. (3*ftf 8tnt) To Bk. 17. 79, 90. - ; Tumultuous.noisy, Mil. 9. 3 ; Bg. 1. 13, 19. -2 Fierce, raging ; It. 3. 57. -3 Excited. -4 Perplexed, confused ; R. 5. 49. I An uproar, a tumult, clang. -2 A conf used combat, melee. 1 m-3 ftr. <ji; I. 1 trouble. . i ( gwnrfl-i! ) 1 -2 To cover, screen, To praise. Si. 5, 11. -3 'I*. P. 1 To distress, hurt. -II. 10 U. ( frfft) -2 To ) To kill, hurt, trouble. - . spread. [ 3*-T* ] 1 Fire.-2 A stono. Sulphate of copper, usually applied to the eyes as a sortof collyrium or medical ointment. f/jf 1 Small cardamcms. -J Tbe indigo 5JW -Oomp. N. 2. SB. The navel. - | [ jj-fs?, rowro a^; r ] gY&r Talkative, loquacious. -2 Having a prominent navel. -3 Talking severely Cf U. The a protuberant belly. -2 Corpulent. -3 Filled or ladn with ; 1 mouth - 2 > large swelling on the palate. m. N. of the bull of Siva. See /. navel. hurt, injure, strike 1 Pain,angnisb. -2 A goad. -3 Face, mouth. ( jj ). The belly, a corpulent or protuberant belly. _-^ :i The navel. -Oomp. ^fWr, -^iftthe cavity cf navel. Furnishsd with a trunk aJrsrsr blue vitriol applied totheeyes us a medical oint- ment. contemn. wound or of a skv.ll. A goad <^5 [ 5?:^^ ?^ ] ) (.lant. slight, hurt, of a 5^: t ?-<j Den. P. To make empty or poor Kav. The navel. Offspring, Struck, i gtcrmir^9. -2 The trunk ); : planet children. 1 Mouth, face, I of a hog ( ) ] 1 of an elephant. -3 The point of an instrument. g; N. of Si -a. The cotton plant. : Ved. $5 arj gw ( ( mrfJT ) Pace an epithet of Krishna. ^<9Ti 1. an a temple of Siva. epithet of Siva.-2the moon. tormenting &c. [ SJf-'W ] the navel. P. beak, snout A Night.-2 Turmerio.-Oomp. the moon. -2. the sun. -3. I T: A pain, 1, Mercury A hurt.4To bruise, 14 prick, iffc: summit. -4 The plene: -5 -2 To torture. -2 A ; Bk Si. 20. 77. wounded. -2 Tormented. -3 Cnt, broken. -4 Pricked. -Camp. -*nr: a r^V the suture tfllior, Ms. 4. 214. A 1 To STp-p. r: 1 Strong, passionate. elevation. -2 A mountain. tree. ; ^(TrV 1 Ved. Noxious.mischievoue, jj^ 15. 37 To strike, Hd T4 i|3^T cT^ a. Striking, hurtful. bolt. ; 2.4,6.28. give. 3T: ; ( 3?ffi-?t, 3*r ) 1 . hit goad. -3 vex, Ved. I To reacb, . High, elevated, 1 prominent ) a. jj3T sault. a jsrft extend, convey. -2 To kill, hurt. -3 To guard, protect. -4 To clothe. -5 Tb live. -6 To strike, hit. -7 To push. -8 To emit, send forth. -9 To incite, instigate, urge onwards. people lofty, lA-( fa 2. 6. a^rr. N. of 81 Shock. -2 Pressure. 1 -3 Assault. 3 U 35 hurt, wound) gw,/. Ved. 12. -3 for as tm: To (flsrift) injure. , sjmsw^ anrni? g P. 1 gsr ; kind of musical instrument. of gourd j /. A sort HPT Bv. r 1. 80. of a Gandharvi. j^(ff)?t N. Ved. I Destroying, defeat jpr a ing, *r Blue-vitriol. A N.of aGandhanvajaeejfwr. killing. -2 Impelling. -3 En- ergetic, strong. 478 6 U. ( gxft-% ) 1 To hurry, haeten.-2 To overcome. -3 To injure. -II. 3 P. ( g*ft ) To run. g^a. Hastening. -2 Fighting. 1 -/. Speed. gT " Ved. 1 Advancing, promoting. -2 Speedy, quick, prompt. -3 Strong, energetie.-4 Hurt, wounded. -5 Rich. -6 Abundant. T Speed, with Branmanc/.the Supreme Spirit. fourth -Oomp. =rof: a man of the caste, a Sudra. a. fourtl) ( part a. Fourth ; N. 4. 123. A A Vedanta phil. Ved. Quick, swift. -2 To make m. pi. ( N. of ) urn people, Ved 5*ft,rJ*fTr3 To be gwift. accelerate, ex- haste, a the Turks. Haste, ipeed. I ( Brahman. g^*>T: 3*mrft Den. P. | In state of the fourth ) $ -2 part. ( $3 ) ; Si 1 Killing. 1 To N. of a people, the Turks. : A horse; [$>r i^fa, i^-?] 1 S. 1. 31 ; B. 1. t jure, hurt, kill f^ ^rtfi?^ 3 - -2 The mind, thought, mare. -Comp.-anTfe: a horseman. ^T^TT5f: a groom --f5hr s -4 bargflivH forced or compulsory ley. celibacy, leading a life of celibacy nim ply in consequence of the absence for; a horseof female society. sacrifice. w. * groom, an cquery. 42, 3? 51. A m. A horseman horse 5 5. S. ; hold up, fragrant 61. R. 13. ; ffo m. a horseman Kinnara. A -*r- TfT: a horse- *?:, -Wt ?tT?5Tt horse- rrftsi;, . A buffalo. a &w: barley. fJ>T:,-*r sac ri flee ift sirej: a she-bnffalo. oleander. f^T"ft a horseman. a ^rv: a troop of horses. stable. horse. fi: A. A H<|t|U| horse support jf^Cra^ ; ; ; equal, liken pt - gorfn^ gftT'iW 3. 20 ; To match, be equal 5T- with ( 5- 31 ; 8. 12. -6 to ( with aco. ) ; Si. ' ' mind. srft 1. ; ; up, Bh. 13* 3. 2A number seven. -Oomp. mare. 5^37 ; ?Rcigraa?TrtTT?vPT w* f&i R. 4. Si. 15. 30. -< To bear 80, 12. 89 si. ft *rnj: name for the -3 The heart, -2 iia^fif-ifr To compare, K. 3. 38, ; (; which some suppose to be a denominative from jt ) I To weigb, measure. -2 To weigh in the mind, ponder, consider. -3 To raise, lift up ^$rar>%rt Mv. also instr. ) - A 10:U. . also. 1 1 P., ftri of, *TT anrt^nrt despise Tif3*^ 5WTfr "* ; Non-attachment to any pursuit ( SRPT ), -2 A kind 1 object or of sacrifice. ) ' Jfft [fTn.^1.] tick used by weavers 2. 1 ^k* ; R. 15. fibrous to clear and separate the threads of the woof .-2 shuttle ;nr?^rrgfra?r N. 1. 12. -3 A A ; painter's brush. a. I The fourth. -2 ConsistQ(\IJ if | ing of four parts. -3 Mighty. A quarter, a fourth part, fourth. -2 The fourth state ( In Vedanta phil. ) of the soul in which it becomes one silver equal to 100 palas. -Comp. - \fa false weight. 3ltf^: Ij?: 1. an ornament ( an anklet or worn on the feet by womeu Si. 12. 44. -2. a hundred millions ( STJ? ). -^T: I9?Y5T:> ordeal by weighing .-2 a place where a balance is kept. ^pr the gift to Brahmana of a Me \n\ 1. a the sign Libra t/ the zodiac.-m:l a dealtr, trader, or merchant. -2- the string of a balance. -3- the beam. -4 the g?ft'n% some edi- tions read g^iqwim' for asi^zrft ) -9 To try, put to test, reduce to a state ; 57 3T7f& ga^r^ Ojsift v. l.).-10 To counterbalance, outweigh. -II To have same degree, attain or in the reach to. 1. 1 Weight. -2 ] -3 Comparing, likening, &c. -tr 1 Comparison. -2 Weighing. -3 Lifting, raising. -4 Rating, Lifting. assessing, estimatiug.-SExaroining. ] 1 A balance or the beam of a balance gwjr 'J to to hold in a balance, weigh, consider equal ; ar^i?-ra'f Sfn% TTW ; 131. v. 1. -2 A measure, weight. -3 Weighing. -4 ^g?5Tr^H.4. Resemblance, likeness equality, or ( with gen, instr milarity -2 Compared,likenod, equal- Bh. 3. 36 ; see 35. 20 - ' ; M? or $& led where ge^also means to bear up or carry away' ); Si, 15. 30. -8 To with distrust ss: suspect, examine g?5T [ 3^-ft?to much gold balance. -2. an oar. merchant. -2trader, 3c5- ( Mk. as silver as equals the weight of one's of a 1. the scale body. poised. fFT* [8^*35. N. of Indra ; Ku. 40 ; also of Vishnu. ^ ; con- wretched R. 3. 63, 9. 72. t ^T^ ". [ ' w3jT* ; ; fJ%*.P- Me. 64. -7 To make light temn, 34 R. 8. 15 R- 5. 68, 19. 8, 50. -5 Libra, the seventh sign of the zodiac sprm gpTTWt^^ TT3f^g?Brtr% Pt. 1. 330. -6 A sloping beam or timber in the roof of a house. -7 A measure of gold or 5- in- power. -2 To save. g^fir a. Ved. 1 Acting or moving quickly. -2 Injuring [or destroying enemies, victorious. gft Ved. Great strength. O.Turkish. ; ; Rv. 10. IOC. 6. P. ( g-^fr ) Ved. ; pedite. \ 8 3. SftfiTt ). the soul in which it becomes one with velocity. jj^ora. a fourth quarter, ^ comp. ); Ve. Ku. 'si- in same kind 3rf" SPtf or Of the in. ] I well-matched, similar, like, equal, resembling(with gen., of instr., or in comp.);Ms.4,86; Y. 2. 77 ; R. Z. 35, 12. 80, 18. 38. -2 Fit for. -3 Identical, same. -4 Inclass, -Oomp. ^sfcr a. regardor indifferent ing with the same qr>t together, comdrinking eyes. different. com- HT^r ( ) potation. bination of like set* of magnitude. Vtfimr ( n Rhet. ) a figure of obspeech, a combination of several the same attribute, the jects- having all relevant or objects being either in arith. all irrelevant ; WffSW: f^TSTT-rt 5mT K. P. 10 cf. ; W Chandr. ^q- o. like, similar, analogsubtraction. 5. 41. gf^- / equal an equation by sft-tT* reducing removing the like terms on both ons. sides. , 7 ] 1 We'S ht measured by the balance A -2 weight of gold or silver equal to 12 maghaa or a tola. or quantity 479 f Eaising, weighing lifting, *c. 5 TV. r. ] quiver. The holy by the worshippers of Vishnu. -Clomp. q*r ( lit. ) a Tulasl leaf ( fig. ) a very small gift. rfrrf : the marriage of an image of BSTafcri- -T3^, -ijwisour gruel. ; with the holy oasil, performed on the 12th day of the bright half of Karttika f^rWTt-jf a square ^ =*T -5ft/- 3T&: 1 ( and ) is 2 ( ) q. v. a. g^T less Astringent. -2 Beard 1 also jf{ taste. --fr 1 ^. ; A An -^ astringent fragrant -2 earth. Alum. JT^Rw A 1 kind of earth. -2 Alum. a. Ved. Much, many, Bv. 1 -2 Strong, powerful. long ground ( ffi ). 3. 30. 3. A gft^[ Strength. Ve d- . -3 Growth. 1 A. 1 strike, hurt, kill. Frost, cold BRtf -2 To be To 1 ) ( become clam or quiet. 1. 6 -3 To satisfy, Cans. (a)nnffrr- please, gratify, satisfy. delighted, ] I : , ^ : . in 3%:/- [ tentment. -2 ( In 1 Satisf ac- pleasure, San. con)ihil. ) Acquiescence, indifference to everything except what -is possessed. jH.-m> *r% ] Satisfaction, contentment, pleasure, delight. satisfaction, n gratification. epithet of Durga. oft- P. 1 Pleased with. -2 Gladdening, make U haste. ) Oast. 1 ears. light. or Rs. v. A Wnd of misical instrument. <jt -fV A thorn-apple. See under c. ^ ir 1 frost ijornraV^a'?^: ; 3. 7, 2. ice. Snow, 15. -3 Moon- -4 Camphor. -Oomp. . the moon 30. -2. Si- 9. ; camphor. Himalaya 3T?t?:, -aif^:, -|h5: the mountain ; R. 8. 54. dew-drop flake. |. : a 5i?frn ice. P. (^fa contemn. -2 To ) To 1 -l^] A kind of musical instrument ; Ms. 7. 225 Ku. 7. 10. -Oomp. ftq; a band of instruments -hr. a sort ; Quick, rapid. ) ) To conTo fill, up. [ ] $ f5T: -T* [ $5-3^ 3 Cotton. The atmosphere, sky,- air. -2 A taft of grass -3 The mulberry. -4 The panicle of a flower or plant. -5 The thorn-apple. . e. a bow used for cleaning cotton. ;rrar ( fo: ) /., nr8*T a thick roll of cotton drawn out in ^n a spinning. {^5: cotton. seed of the cotton plant. -%^?t the act of spinning. A painter's brush. -Oomp. 1TOT the silk-cotton tree. brush a painter's 5rp53)T I A A quiver ; ; pencil ustfrrgft SjfotfT* ftnf Ku. 1. 32. -2 A wick of cotton either for a lamp or for applying un; guents. -3 cotton, a B. 7. 57. ofr I An internal disease by which the anus and the bladder become painfully A quiver ; -2 The indigo affected. ; -H. fill. , <jml. 10 U. ( -11.10 A. iJT' (5?rqlr)To Cotton. disrespect, split. tract. fill ^ur Amaru. 54. -1. a snow- ; ?s^. "Wft . -2 Husk. 4. A I Un. : hurt, kill. courier. P- (fj?(3) 1 To ascertain the quantity or weight of. -2 To weigh, measure. -3*Fo drive out. To sound. J Cold, frigid. -2 Dew -2 To a. I To go quick- Hastening. -2 Speed. jj^ Water. *f 1 1 of Siva. = 3r q- Ott. 1 satisfying. ly, A ( R. 9. 56 A class 3^> -31%: See under JJBJ. A jewel worn in the g^: An a. Pleased, satisfied &c. a. ( At the end of coin p. ) ijr number. . man. -2 beardless of sub prdinate deities, said to be 12 or 36 gratified, con- tented. -2 Contented with what one possesses and indifferent to everyjr. N. of Vishnu. thing else. A of tabor. A pi. ) N. of sft . ; m. I ij? a. Ved. Quick. 4. A. ( 5%, gJf) ; ; tree. without horns. -3 Astringent flavour. -4 A eunuob. A fraftearth. grant ; 52 Pleased, q;^T: 5. ; The cotton : country. bull ; ; ). ySl'-P- [gi^ftl? 1 Ku. ; : with ace. ( satisfied, fftT: 3. 9. ?TngTrTfi?ftr%w pressed ; tion, Ku. ; (jfttTT: ( ; To Un. ..--. % - 27. -2 Icej Rs. 4. 1. -3 Dew R 14. 84 ;S. 5. 19. -4 Mist, thin rain, spray; especially of cold water; snow pleased or satisfied, be contented or delighted with anything ( usually with instr. ) TWHfrf^gafjf *r Bh. 2. 80, Me. 3. 207 Bg. 2- 55 Bk. 2. 13, 15. 8 , R. 3. 62. -2 To ) ^ fc ; 1 To trickle. P. (gmrfS, ga) 1 To be gi;4 ft . ; out or extracted. -3 please - Quick, eager (f^nr)Qni'k, active; Bv. 10. (JTT' Ved. A hornless beast, particularly a goat. fff t.-tfTT: fire. -2 Intellect. Ved. 5^ ft: 1 (33 rice-gruel or bailey ' gft /. - A 6. . a an ^wflT: -i quiver. o- Ved. a. 139.] Cold, frigid, frosty or dewy wit ft <JHI<J r sifbnrr ^rj: fyirYth *T^ g<mr N. 3. 93 Si. 9. 7. ?: ehna. pedestal in which the sacred basil planted. 3/3)-:, ajsj cially _<. -Ooxnp. archer. punishment consisting in twisting straw round the limbs of a cr'minal and then setting it on fire. n basil held by the Hindus, espe- in veneration 1.18. chaff j Weighing. A or 3rf To be weighed. a. Tha husk JJT: [ gr-^ ] of grain ; srer w;rfc ( w?T7nf ) STITT *rf^ *rar Ms 4. 78. -Oomp. 3fjT:, -3T13: 1 fire of the chaff or husk of corn. -2. a mode of capital ; U. 4, -3 Mv. A down ir.altreas or tilled ; A boaring instrument, probing-rod. -5 An ingot mould. plant. 20 with cotton bed, -4 a. Unmanly, eunuch, 480 P. I To be satisfied. -2 o The border of Ved q ( " . ; -2 Dust. -3 Sin. any minute particle gg 1 -4 An Matted atom , . a bail or surety reading for =R;orn- grass. To 6 P. (toft) flr^or: nut tree. 4- the areca-nut tree. -??fa a kind of fragrant grass ^j^f N. of two plants qrafr and n%*r*mr the plantain tree. t%f: an axeji^: a house of Btraw. a worthless blade of fftirfc Grass, silent, site? P*[PL*T !^***] hair. HT*: -Oonrp. 9. 2. Bg. ) bamboo. -3- the sugarcane. -4- the palmyra tree. f$r; 1. the fan-palm tree. -3. the date-tree. -3 the cocoa- ; silence, taciturnity, taciturn. amber ( perhaps a wrong *r3t OT. the vine palm, -^rsr: fyr ). the the cocoa-nut 1. tree. -2 Silent, taciturn. ind [ gx Rj sage a gar- ment. V. 2 3fT a. worth a Btraw, worthN. of a : insignificant. jrfot: a sort of g em ; R. 8. 79. reeds. lees, satis ff. hurt; kill, , tit Hurting, killing. Hurt, injured, killed a. ; see ; eclipse, obscure ^tN.3. A move> To 8 N. of the sage Kasyapa. To U . ( ij'frft-i'jW ; fife 5ftof f<J|tfa wr- -2 A blade of grass, reed, straw. -3 Anys a mat for thing made of straw ( T Bh. ; . gxftas chaff or 'straw ; Ms. 3. 168. -fl.-flre -3- burning a quickly extinguished. round hii straw criminal by twisting it on fire, -srbody and then setting swtff a forest 3fjf: a chameleon. abounding in grass. ST^ sriirrice grow* w^C. 3?W?' ~*"5 ing wild. sn^tTia whirlyariety of perfume. wind. -ip(: the palmyra tree. -T59TT made a torch of hay, a fire-brand a hut f traw of straw, -^wrtrat, _^tg , -tf a heap of grass. $*t, a hat of straw. $* a heap sjftTfr tree. -2of stfaw. )f3i 1. palmyra chamea bamboo. nfarr a kind of - m. or/. : third 1. a third day of a lunar In gram. ) The instrumental case or its terminations. -2 vfci. m. a sapphire. -^TC: gTBTS^fT, a kind of gm(Tft?)' 5TH^a. feed-urq^tT a caterpillar. grass kind, ing on grass. ^rffH:/the vegetable kingdom. 3*frRn^ the plant called jJrtfii'Rffrpf: the palm tree. -2. the cocoa-nnt tree. -3. the betel-nut ttee. -4. the KetaufStf ka tree. -5. the date-tree. or without cultigrain growing wild CT3r t ! the palmyra tree. vatian. ifir hand-to-hand -2- a bamboo. a mat, seat made of ji?t fighting. field thrice a. the instru- rt^n; ). ploughed mental Tatpurutha. st^: m., /. 1. a eunuch. -2. a hermaphrodite. -3. the neuter gender. a. 1 Entitled to a third porgjftfr^ tion (of inheritance &c.). ^Occupying the third rank. ^ 1 7 P., . ( cleave, split, pierce. -2 To destroy, annihilate Bk. 6. 38, To qoor ) 1 ; 108 13, 44. 15. 36, : -3 To set Satisfy- ] by men ), presenting libations of water to the Manes of deceased ancestors ( fiffqji ). -5 Fuel for the sacred fire. -6 Food. -7 Filling the an eyes with oil &c. -Comp. sf^lj; epithet of Bhtshma. ?lf5rT a- Pleased, gratified. 1 Gratifying. -2 Offering to the Manes of deceased mq^ a. libations I. T , 4, ) 1 6 P. 5, To become satisfied, be : ; ; ; TT a. *> T spu% f%%^ T Bh - 2 - 84 1I.J. lj please, gratify. Desid. 1. - 174. -3 To To Caw. To gratify, SBflnft^-fl- pleage 1 P., io U. (rrtfd, n5nm-^) -2 ( Atm. ) light up, kindle. satisfied. 137; -2 i"fnj^ffr, please, To 1 To be satisfy. ; ; ; a. I A -2 anxious. Restless, -3 satisfied. Pleased, Pleasing, cake an oblation thereof. -2 Suffering, sorrow (5:^.). The moon. 7; satisfying. ( i^I?r?7 ) if A stone. . TO 4 P. : Bk -2 ( race. v. srft, iflM To be 1 ) 30 7. 106, 14. -2 To wish, Restless- thief. The serpent = sr^q. thirsty or A creeper. HT A Ved. ; sacrificial Ghee 1 Pleased. a. I 3-- ; 15. 51. excessively, be wi8.h eager or greedy. _J* [inruft ^i] i Thirst. -2 A Desire, wish. -3 The ocean. -4 boat. -5 The sun. *fo [^ftfsO Thirst. 1 -2 t? -4 ' Thirsty. ' -2 Wishing, desiring. Pt, / [?!.'' ^H,] (P-om. sing. ^s-s ) 1 Thirst tTTf fj<"J?m*r ftairw wf?JB <^T5 STft Bh. 3. 92 Rs. 1. 11. -2 Strong desire, eagerness. -3 ; ; Desire personified as the daughter- of Kama. ; Pt. Satiated, satisfied, Satisfaction. jr 51%: / I'JI.-f^] 1 Satisfaction, 3.3 contentment R.~2. 39, 73 MB. 3. 271 Bg. 10. 18. -2 Satiety, disgust. -3 Pleasure, gratification. -4 ( Ved. ) Water. jjTT n The moon. -2 A 1 [ 3<j-7p ] contented. afSff, -f^m, ( arc iTcpfriT pleased or cotnented Bk. 16. 29 -^tar?i: sir^Vw ^11^^; with instr. ; 15. 29 ( usually 95;^: but iometimes with gan. or loc. ) m. Ved. {jtr^ parasol. Desire. 4 To disregard. free. also ?g?x 1 or refreshing. Pleasing, satisfying. -2 Satisfaction, plensnre. -3 Satiety, fulness. -4 One of the five daily Yajnas ( performed ( $W -Comp. (as a 14. reanimate, pleasing, xa The tj-ftTT fortnight. kill, a. [ ijff-fq^ 3f ffijar ing, 1 : leon. A *f third. 2. 29. often used as a symbol of worthlessness or uselessness ;guff^ see ; tnoviffv *rNnmr%Bh- 1 aiffire or flr: -Conrp. fttoo sitting ) third. Recurring every third day, tertain ( as a fever ). -2 Occurring for the third time. -3 The <* ftfiw - refresh, 2. ; heap of grass or straw. eunuch. -2- the neuter gender. or eat grass, graze. Grass in general ijafri;- 54. The -Oomp. part. 3TTr? M*^>l ; o. Nutmeg. 8 U.S. ancestors. A grassy place. U. 1 To make light of look down upon, treat with con0. 6.19. -2 (Hence) To tempt see ft. To gladden, See iyr. -Comp. 30^ snffering from thirst, thirsty. the bladder. gr water. 5fqup..p. -2 1 Thirsty ; a. ^/, Ghat. 9; Rs. Greedy, thirsting for, desirous of gain. -4r Thirst, desire. 550. Ved. 1 Greedy, thirsting for. -2 Quick, speedy1. 'l8. 481 thirst <jror;a. Covetous, greedy, ing- r: 1%^] 1 Thirst (lit. and f&rfnrw- H. 1. 171 srorr A 1 j-sgO or heaven. gBOTf [<JST~T flg". ); [ ; Ra. 1. 15. -2 Desire, strong d*ire, greed, avidity, desire of gain |nort boat, Svarga Crosiing over. -2 Conquering; overcoming. -3 An R. 8. 2. -Ooap. 2. 77, 3. 5; -qnr: cessation of desire, tranquillity of mind, contentment. a > Very thirsty. To be wished or desired. . sir Greediness, thirst. a^- a. Ved. I Harsh. -2 Pungent. -3 llugged. -4 Hoarse. i strike ''<* To Ved. ; ? K*"rT F. 1 f^jwi , 1. 19. way To trdr oft/. A raft, boat. -Comp. -~Jijrir: an epithet of Siva. vtt: an oval bowl of wood for baling a boat. a ruby. To ) ; Ku. A 1 raft or 7. 48 ; Me. : - 19. (ft) tied together and floated on jars or inverted hollow gourds. -2 The float of a fishing-line. -3 An oar. -Comp. -qr^r a kind of boat. across, navigate (as a river^ >-3 swim ; flrwr af Bk. 12. 77. -4 ( a ) To get over, surmount, overcome,overpower;tfrn f? diHjpT^ K. 175 j.-tsj Hfrrror: R. 14.6 ;Pt. 4. 1 ;Bg. 18, 58; Ms. .11. 34. ( 6 ) To subdue, destroy, become master of. -5 To go to the end of, ; ; K. 3. 30. -6 perform ( as To A -i-Wt To A 1 rTffl ( 1 A ?] [^-^r -2 small club. from.-U To strive Pass. ( jfrfa ) together, compete. Caus. (aiwiS-^) To be crossed Ac. 1 To carry or lead over. -2 To cause to arrive at. -3 To save, Desid. deliver, liberate. ffaftTfa, /JfcuMt 5 &c.; ^irnft To wish fifcrttfft rescue, ( fefcfHft, to cross frnr^aTjfHjf K. P. 10. Ht a. [ 9-nft-snJ 1 Cro'ising. -2 -3 Conquer- Surpassing, excelling. cf. overpowering jm- *: I Passing over, crossing, passage Bk. 7. 55. -2 Freight ijMftTOr ing, ; ; ; %?T *nrr*?r?j (T*t >r^r. A'S. 8. 406. -3 A road. -4 A ferry-boat.-5 Fire. -Comp. who (nrtf freight. receives the freiglit. l>tn'ling-place) 61 wharf. 'II^TO: one boat; gftorf A ; garment. wooden -3 Smoke. -Comp. A A an TIT: oar, a paddle. SWW <mi i|ff : ^r<> A ; float, ferry-man. -2 A A , : raft. 1 A -fir I z\] 2 Cream. boat. ferry-man. ?-Jf 7, ] I The ocean. -3 A A fit A boat, ship. boat, raft. -2 or competent person. -4 Heaven. -5 Work, business, practice, profession. -6 A floe -7 Decorating, shape or form. ornamenting, -8 Dry cow-dung. N. of a daughter of Indra. sres- a. A fV ) [ ( ^-ft^ ug^ ] Carrying over. -2 Protecting, preserving, rescuing. -3 Helping another through a difficulty. ] ?;; r?frr I helmsman. -2 A deliverer, saviour. -3 N. of Siva. A 95-;, -*f iv 1 The boat, raft. pnpil of the eye. -2 The eye ( also/. ). A *$R .j <m^ To be I ] -2 To be conquer* $ Fare, freight, toll. Desire to cross over. fwcftrf 1 Desire of final -2 emancipation. R?frS a. 1 Desirous of crossing ; R. 1.3. -2 Wishing to attain. -J Desirous of final emancipation. frft p- p. I [ J-'B ] Crossed, passed -2 Spread, expanded. -3 Surpassed, excelled. -4 Gone down to bathe, bathed. -5 Defeated, consee n. quered, overcome ^ ; P. 1 ( Jtsift ) To guard, de- , See under fi^. fcrsr The f rancoline partridge. 1 -2 The sharp edge.(of -3 The point or top -4 Heat, glow, glare. -5 Sharpness- a knife &c. of a flame. ). brilliance, splendour ; Bg. 7. 9, 10. 30. HS Heat or light considered aa the third of the five elements of creation ( the other four being 'jfiw, 3T Lustre, R. 4. 1 lifjht, ; W ; ffRsfr, fTcrofr [ [ crossed, passable. ed or defeated. J fr 1 baling- vessel. -2 : [ o. -2 boat. Udb. Si. box for clothes. -3 The or tiem of a W deliver, liberate A ). ; : 1 ^rfe* TM<W T^T'rn 3. 76. end ar$ boat. !Tft-^:/. ifft: Enabling [ J-(N.-|9rft ] to cross, saving, delivering. fend, protect. cross over. arft ] kind of auck a accomplish, promise ^4iMl4>ll()9: Ma. 4. 12* -7 To be saved or rescued, escape sfioir from nrfV tf$mw>rr W?nrrni: Hariv. -8 To acquire, gain. -9 To move forward rapidly .-10 To fill completely, pervade. -11 To live through ( a definite period ) -12 To fulfil, [ To float, master completely boat. made of float aR-fi- cross veyed across, saved, rescued. over. en. P. - sail ; bamboos kill, over, cros aW Mk 8 23 i 4. 38 ; Ms. 4. 77. rffarf wfafrf R. -2 ( o ) To cross over, traverse ( as a through, pervading ( -2 Quick energetic, unremitting. -3 Saving, carrying over, benevolent. fur: I The min.-2 A ray of light .-3 The Arka plant. -4 Copper. |Ch ( ?:,-& ( inft, tfarc, wirfltfc ) 1 1 Passing as the sun ). [ q-arft ] A Jnjure. ^hnrt, ?t r <juiflflfti w7*)s'r PRr 5. 39 ; ( f- Made to cross, con- . arft^ o 7 P., 10 U., 6 P.( ; Freight. f oar. ; rbr% Bh. -1 raft. 1 oj- pilot, 1 [ ?nrwfa 3-53^ ] Enabling to cross. -2 Saving, deliver-3 Helping one ing, liberating. through a difficulty &c. -art 1 N. of Siva also of Vishnu. -2 A boat, - ; of 1 Crossing -2 Conquering. -3 Carrying or conveying across. -4 raft. Rescuing, delivering, liberating. oft A float, rft. strength, 14. -9 Might, prowess, martial or heroic courage, valour, lustre ; Jtar*T3Tffr 5rn energy. not bearing insult or ment with impunity. -13 rit, ill-treat- ter, Majestic lustre, majesty, dignity, authority, TP3T* consequence ; (taflPSf^T^TgrJnft ( Semen, 2. 7. 8?*T ) *Wr: -U K-. seed s~emen virile ; WT^wrrv Tfq w Jrsrt B. 14. 55; 2. 75 jrtr; 4. 3. Jrsirf|H%5ft?WRtl^g'r:S. -15 The essential nature of any thing. -16 Essence, quint-essence. -17 Spiritual, moral, or magical Marrow. -20 power. -18 Fire. -19 Bile. -21 The speed of a horse. -22 Fresh butter. -23 Gold. -24 Clear. ness of the eyes. -25 A shining or luminous body, light; Ku. 1. 51.S.4. 2. -26 The heating and strengthenthe human frame ing faculty of seated in the bile ( f^T ) -17 The brain. -28 Violence, fierceness. -29 Impationw, -Cop. *R fli !< ilia- 482 minating. -2. granting vital power or strength. *jr: iffcr marrow. I. disgrace, destruction ot dignity. -2. depression, discouragement, -jrg& a halo of light. ijTrf: the Sim. sw the Supreme Spirit, Brahman. -2- the nature of light. f^ behaviour. -2. superior 1. noble |. power or lustre 1 n^TW^, irsfi^a. JbTi%^ a. (sft/. ) 1 Brilliant, bright. -2 1'owerful, heroic, strong; U. 6. 14 ; Ki. 16. 16. -2 Dignified, noble. --4 Famous, illustrious -5 6 Haughty. -7 Lawful. a. ftfSrrT whetted. Sharpened, 1 -2 Excited, stimulated, prompted. Glorious. -2 Bright, Itsrnnr a \ brilliant, luminous Bg. 11. 47. -3 ; Full of energy, spirited. A fftC 1 note introductory to A. Hw ( a To | ) sprinkle. -J To shake, tremble. ooze. shine. Becoming wet j or ;fr A A flre-place. 1 rff moistening. ~2 aauce, condiment. Watting, Moisture. -3 A ( fa;} To ) | %^ o. 1 An I (such as that brought from a sacred bathing-place ). Oil ; qter^ Bh. -2. 5; Y. i. 284 R. 8. 38. -2 Benzoin. -Comp. 3T^ a wasp. 31rr: anointing the body with oil. S;T*: an oil-^?^>3f: oil-cake. man. f%g. oil-cake .-^ft^rr a cockroach. -^jxrfr an oil-tub. sandal. -2. tine. incense. -3. turpen1. a kind of cock- TO- trtnN; play, sport. ffcr the white Rifrfw^ir the small red sesamum. ant. the Ingudi I ^frfS^f: sma'l quantity of Oblation to fire by fire ness, seventy, cruelty IV luminuus ; U. light 45. -3 Metallic. ; -4 Passionate. -5 Vigorous, energetic. -6 Powerful, The highly refined or subtle essence ( Vedanta phil. __ ) q 1 Any metal. -2 Ghee. -3 Intensity, Intense. 2. $T : ( rTffi5(T su/. ) endur- Patient, fTra?5: I A rhinoceros. god. 3 M. ot the fouith mical period or $',ct. rT?TTT: I noceros . -2 A astrono- (jtl. ) The people of ?PT: N. 2 A rhipartridge t A flork of purtridgea. One who catelia Pi- P. m. the Being. Supreme any well, lake, water of reservoir rnrnjHTirr'H' ^?5irfftTsrf^rt?bstf%aT: S- 1. 14. lord BHWTi the ocean, sea. 5-51: of the ITT: this country. lunar month ' of waters ( -?T ) the ; an epithet of Varuna. called constellation ij^j- of water, Me. 37. raining *t&j, n. 1. ablutions of various parts of the body performed with water. -2- libations of water to tho deceased. STTH w: ) 1 fond of water. -2- thirsty. ( a sort of crane. $>*$:, -^ff a kind of penance, drinking nothing but jrji discharge j r m*i; ; water for a fixed period. aftsr r>T: the porting in water Me. 33. an aquatic animal. cocoanut. fiN^ -fibr: hail. ^: a cloud ; R6. 65; V. 1. 14. M?*?*T: the autumn. ; ^; tjr*: I. a UT: a cloud. ^- ghee. cloud. -2- raining. fa:, -far*?: 1the ocern. -2- the number ' four ', O ITTfs)*f cloves. Fcff tbo earth. "TT'TSITO' oxide of zinc. $ ing nut tree or its nut, see sifstfli^ "*. a Ht7 sea- foam. cloud. ijii I. a water-Clock. -2- an artificial jet or fountain of waternst m. I. the ^f: moisture. g^ orq>cr^. ocean. -2- Varuna, the regent of waters. rrf^T: the ocean. ^57 the of water, shore. confluence ( as of rivers ^frH'i; R. 8. edge 95. Pausba. ^ffl^rr an ) ; - oyster. frog. . An arched doorway, An outer door or gateway ft 1 portal. rifr : -2 ggr- *fUu|r^ ^f^: Si. 12. 1 ^^TfJifT S^Ti^ngwriTarr afi^orsr Me. 75. -3 Any temporary and ornamental arch, orrfTO' ; Ku. 7. 3 U. 1.41, 7. 4, 11. 5. -4 elevated place near a bathingof The neck, throat. on N. place. of Siva. ; An An offspring, a child iff* Nir. ; strr- Cbataka bird. A young green blade of corn, green barley -2 Green colour. ~3 A cloud. -^irThe wax of the ear. jfV^ its regent. smNll'ft-fl trumpet flower- An m. dern Telangana or Carnatic. ^i^sr A sesamnm- . : 1 . A partridge ; affjq; Tlie &c. See under 35. sf &c. See under 1 : ^fr^T. vir ), ( oilman, an oil-grinder or manufacturer. ^wsfr The wick uf a lamp. ^rffa A field of sesamum. ^3*T N. of a country the mo- severity. -4 Vigour, energy, might. -Oomp. arnfajfr a crucible. iug. pouriog cf oil. 5*brqraT and VI. 3. 71. 5and i:, -2 Made up or conaieting of $3W?7 U37: PfTpT K. 11. oil. -2- the vrn^ft Jasmine. a lamp. Tf-sr an a kind of gem. plant. A plea- : tree. PH?r the wick of oil-mill - : one who has drnnk qTtr o. :fT3: seeds into spleudid, One who -2 ascetic. propounds a new religious or philo ^ Holy water sophical doctrine.: 1 or ^qi^r -2 The 12. S. 7. ; ' Sacred, holy. -2 Coming from a sacred place. -3 Frequenting sacred places or shrines. 3i: Water fffq- 1 constellation eyes Relating to a ) armod -2- A warrior ). jfnm.hr A fragrant earth. -Oomp. sacred place. especially Bright, / ( tJf sure-garden, play-ground frjpnf 1 Sharpness ( of a knife ), ucutenesg. -2 Pungency -3 Fierce- 1 the ed as a deity with a club. ) sesamum ~2 To weep, lament &nr 1 play, pastime. -2 A 2. 12. of I WJ: a. ?f disease roach. -2. a sword. moist, moisture. '^n:f 1 A ^fijf; 1. ftH-iS "itK: [ ( dimness with ; song. -2 To -4 To a. fif&fte a. ( eft/. ) Prepared sour sauce of tamarinds. bril- Bright, ant, splendid, -2 Sharp, pungent. -3 Brave, heroic. -4 Knergetic. Violent. m- pi. The followers of the Taittiriya school of the Yajurveda. Tf; TbeTaitt iriya branch of the Yajnrveda ( WTIPJ^ ). P. 1 1 ( itofrt ) Splitting, To disrespect. dividing. -2 grsj^, : A club T fftf|r*'; the zodiac Greek ( ' ( gns 8i g n Sagittarius of word borrowed from 1C a ). Tearing. -3 Hurting, injuring. fftfBf, iftf* See under $%. poart. ^inr:-f 1 An iron club. -2 A ja.velln -Comp. -y^-. ^^(Consider- musical instiumeula ^:, I ) ffrfNj: The (fyq [ 5.3 "+ pearl-oyster. *"" ] T" 15 $ A sound -Oop. of 483 tlie union of song, dance, and instrumental music, triple symphony; ^ ; A balance. A )fi*r3*ff: painter. A weigher. -2 I of the xodiac. "* fjilira ign T 1 The -2 Equality, Weight si- missing, discharging. -7 Sacrificing oneself, -g A sagel -Oomp. i^ a bill of divorcement. -?frtf a tf cMiftij. a. 1 Leaving, abandoning, giving up &c. -2 Giving away, a donor.-3 Heroic, brave. -4 Liberal. -5 Sacrificing. -6 One who dons not look to any reward or result from n/- ( t Snowy. ) vital air. -2 ; ww?f, MSB ) I To leave ( in all senses ), abandon, quit, go away from <j?fr TnTre*r5rr5J Me. 39 Ms. ; ; 177 ; S. 5. 26. -2 To let go, Bk. 8. 122. -3 dismiss, discharge To give up, renounce, resign surrender . Bh. 3. 16 Ms. 2. 95,6.33; Bg. 6. 24, 16. 21. -4 To shun, avoid. ; ; ; -5 To get rid of, free oneself from; Bg. 2. 3. -6 To set aside, disregard; Made \ Caused -7 To except. -8 To give away ^f ( ^ni ) =? Bg. 1. 33. distribute, arr?5^ rq-shf -9 To shoot flffi. 47 3. Ms. ; Com. I G. 15. To cause to deprive (a person) of anything. -2 To expel, turn out. up &c., Deiid. qnit. ( fwqifl ) asterism or to its ^ ^ S^l To speak WlKp-p- ; a. pi- thirteen. ^-jyq; A. 1 ):To go, so also ( TOTT =fe-I P. ( i*ji To -2 t ) Abandon- ; flre. ^frnJrr.-Jjror a- abandon life, jr^tf ready to run uny Bg. 1. 9~. to willing fqw^nVaT: a, shameless. 11- Abandoning, leaving, &c. I Leaving, quitting. -2 m. Ved. . ravT-ma ^ lLeaving,forsaking, abandoning, deserting, separation sr urrn- * rSar T fr T 5*Ms. 8. 389, 9. 79. -2 ] ; ^mw^ir Giving up, resigning, renouncing Mi. 10. 112 Bg. 12. 11. -3 (iift, ; ; donation, giving away as charity srE?*r*mr! Bh. 2.C5 H.I. 154; It. 1. 17, Pt. j. ?TTrrT rf^TrwrVt 169. -4 Liberality, generosity; R.I. 22. -5 Secretion, excretion. -6 Dis; ; try, be ashamed or abashed, be embarrassed ; ?fhm^ =rtw G. finWr turn away fTrferm?' TWff- -WITH snr 'to L. 28. through shame or retire 84 ; twenty-three. nrsrm: /. twenty-three, -^-tne;/. sixty-three. HHT%:/. seventy-three. The 1 =r*ft collectively three Vedas taken 5Kf5r:HRrR ( K. A trial, triplet 1. 1, 5Hj; 4 P. mft, ( Modest, bashful. ; Cucumber l ^a; ^ ^ Tin. ; To ( mflJTm-Jt ) frighten, terrify. imvft-'n ) I To go, hold. -3 To take,seize. superl. of ^n Highly ) satisfied. a. ^fpr^ rjq ) More ( jfT / three o. ( IJT/. coinpar. ) of kinds ; ) ^ft ^ T^^WTTPrSat. Br. -4 A triad, a group of three ; ( move. -2 To ^H 3i*i- s [ ^ ] Moveable, The heart. if 1 -2 Animals. -3 The J5 Tl $T; -4 Animals and men. -Comp. ; <3T: T^SSIff ir^^n S61. Ms. atirfldfTT'ar i 8. *TrsrV acflTHTTRf JJWlT 132 also ; ' Y. 1. -2 N. of one of the wives of the sun. satisfied. Triple, three-fold, treble, divided into three parts, of =rir 10 D. beam Diluted curds. ( ) 1 A wood, forest. aggregate of moving or living beings. jr ] l Tin Pt. 1.75. -6 Lead. , w ); locomotive. ( TV. srwffi, tihl., -4 To oppose, prevent. a- shameless, fcr a harlot. ; sometimes with gen. Jfir^^^ryg^rm K. 255 ; ^^ri^gsn?^ Uk.9. 11, 5. 75, 14. Ki. 8. 7. -3 48, 15.58 ;Si. 8. 24 To run away, run from. -Caus. with -Oomp. -sfrsr =nfr; To quake, tremble, shake, start with fear. -2 To fear, dread, be afraid of -U. a. ^Jhi- ; ffr the duty enjoined by the three Vedas, Bg. 9. 21. g^: a Brahmana. libidinous or unchaste woman. -4 Family, race. -5 Fame, celebrity. impudent. ) ; ; or instr. Mb. ; RT^T, l Ms. sq^fh^e F >TT%3rmat 5uf$Tr%=T -2 A 4- 125. ( ; ^TT [ TT TO MU ] 1 Baehf illness, modesty Rq^qrnT Git. 12. -2 Shame ( in a good or bad sense). -3 ^5?i-T, Abandonment. 2 Difficulty. -3 Anger. -4 Estrangement, dislike, envy. -5 A weapon causing abandonment. -M. -/. - n Ved. Offspring, descendants. I per- To im spl n. Giving. -3 Excepting, exclusion. act, -3 To be busy or active. 1 A. ( lift, To ) strive. ) ^1 P. 4in [>inr-*irrf|5r~FF] I wmr-fr ( inrrlr, or shine. P., s^rim /. ninety-tliree.-^ifin/.flfty-three. f^5Tfl- 1- twenty-third. -2 Consist- U. 2 < Brahmana who has given up house* *TT added ^irf^-st and thirteen.' -2. having thirteen ' one hundred siff : k.^14. forsaken, left, quitted. -2 Resigned, surrpndered.-J Shunned, avoided see. rtrsi, -Oomp. -sjfjr: a considered duration be unlucky. 1 P., 10:U. wish to leave &c [ ^r a. I. thirteenth. ing of I To ed, he disre- to To be left, shunned or expelled. -2 To be given up or relinquished. -3 To be sacrificed. -4 To be excluded. s?f A part of an ; Y. to leave or garded. form some functions. ; f^rfrq; day of u lunar fort -night. f q;. risk tbrity-third. " or/, thirty-three, "off: an epithet of ( a ) Jndra, ( b ) snrnrit. Bg. 18. 11. abandon. -2 The 1 One's own parnon, self cf. fnr,l P- ( anrfar. cmrra hold f?f5T *orty- the performance of ceremonial rites; nrrf^fiTjp. p. w. Ved. -3 To three. forty- . ^-jft- ar*nr Snow, cold. to give -^jrf,^ -^WTfifcr " a or f. . ^5T5> consisting of thirteen. ( -?t ) the number thirteen. ^?rT a. thirteenth. the thirteenth milarity. 6- 77, 9. -Oomp. . generous, munificent.. liberal, Three. tbird. ; f%W Ms. vj|X 1 ^-Htff^] [ Alarm, fear. A shuttle. a [n-^<^] timid 14- 47 - R. ^T^: 5ri%T- 3. 16 trembling, K.. , Bk. 20, 43 B terrified, Fearful, ; ; Ms. 2. 76. Bg, HI. of ft, enter( Nom. pi. ing into comp. with some numerals ) 1 1 : 23. or collection 3<%?*TI*flrami -^-4\ 1. *W* -2 Anxiety, uneasiness. alarmed ] ; 6. 7. 1 :| Frightened, 484 Mai. : ful. -3 Qaick, a- =fTff. -2 Timid.fear- 4. 8. rolling. Move1 fft *f?3 -2 Frightening. * [15 able, moving.- Fear, terror, alarm 1 3 R. ; , a- ^^ ing, frightening, alarming. The act of frightening; or caiu>ir.g means of frightening, alarm. -2 any cause of alarm. A. *ft ( } To protect ; ed in o. [ pi. only, ftft *. ) irw ^ Three , w arrwm: Ac- Ms. TT firjf>fHr ties [Cf.~"li. ;*Gr. TT f^ ( 2. 220; r R. 9 18 Ms. verb. thri ; Eng. topof an epithet mr:,-3nre>: of Siva. swf: 1. the mystic syllable a?i^ consisting of three letters; tee under si. -2- a match-maker or a. triocular. qzf ( HTifTT, -TWIT ) 3>T5f: ( also in JTVtfiTT, ; the same 42, Kubera. #m: 34?^>r epithet epithet m: K. 1. ( -DTT ) 1. Mayilor Vedunta phil. ). -2- an ^g?l m. an epiepithet of Durga. jjorrfWH illusion of of - ( in thei of Siva. tft 3??frRt: twenty it w' fe -dfrrt ). ( being supposed on thrlce that a three carpenters erssr, -^isTr ) I. thethree taken collectively. has staves of a Sannydan ( who tied together so resigned the world) the triple n* to form one. -2and ubioction of thought, word, deed. -3: the state of a religious band -& ) ( m. I a religious has mendicant or Sannydsin who renounced all worldly attachments, and who carries three long staves to form one in tied together so as who has hia right hand. -2. one his mind, obtained command over ascet.c. ?f%5? ~thought.word, ~ ( or speech, and body and deed) cf . ; H 3 12.10. -TOT, . thethirty-t p ) 1. thirty. -2an immortal; Ku. gods. (-51:) a god, . ( 1. 3. ; of Indra. ^t:, 3rf*rfSh WW:, 3nTT: s,ft. a demon. drae ' 3TT5W raln ^ R. 9. 54. bow. 'sri^rt, i rg^ 3T5?t:, thunderbolt epithets of Siva. N. n epithet of V^hnu an^mi an epithet *t*m: of Bribaspati. "WT?^:, Mern. -3. heaven. -2. the mountain ' of the food the a god. OT9nt -2. 1- Indra. gods', nectar. '**: an epithet Siva.-3. Brahroana. 5 Tt kind of i iftT: of Irihaspati. 1- stL-t ,T7f an (of. 5 ; an epithet of the Ganges. 5ft ; ; Plrvati. any a.three^ears old. (-*cf) three years takun collectively. W?ftT a. cighty-tliird. /. eighty-three. 3$^ a. four. w*T,-3iT a. ; according to Kull. ( to Soma,Gatt ; " an an 5- three-times repeated, thrice, treble, WH 5 threefold, triple ; 49. ; - ease though rarely used in classical ' literature ) having three eyes', N. of Siva f^T** fT I. three . epithets of the river isrflVj: -w ' THT see f^rarir below. three days. -niT?: tripled. -2. done in N. of a couutry. also callod ( pi. ) I of India. -2-grfjtrr., in the north-west the people or rulers of that country. a laicivioua woman, -wan-*rrf I ton. -2- a woman in general. -3. a pearl. -4. a kind of cricket. I. consisting of three threads Ganges ( flowing through the three 3i*?*T a. having the tEFee worlds) properties of bent, rain and cold;Rv. 3. 56. 3. ( -9TT ) an army consisting of horses, elephants and chariots. - -1. the vulva, -2. a cucumber. -w*-^I 1.11 arcollyrium (-js ^N. of Siva. grsr the three kinds of collyrium ; and jsqra^. rtir* : vratiH, taken 3T3T?i, -f?r three hand fills wpjirfr: an epithet collectively. of Vishnu. amrsTT: the soul. ^<\^ fpSf* TOT: bedsteads taken collectiyely. an aggregate of th thiee objects of and worldly existence, >. e. w, wr ; ( -if ) spirit, life. ( Si. 2. 5- 1. a triangle. tin. ). knowledge, ; wro a. a knife with three edges. triangular, forming a triangle, (-or:) -3- a genealogist. ( -fr ) see f%gr learning three strings susiff? J, -3TJ 1 pended to either end of a pole for carrying burdens. -2- a sort of syllables Havana capital of word consisting of three that . rn three.] -Comp. a 3T5I: 1- a three-fold share. -2* -uns third pirt. -3. three-fourths. Zend ). past, present, times, thrice. ( -fj ) hid. three *5f, 0. 90. A. S., ; Brahmana a as omniscient. ( m. ) 1 a "?T?nr divine sage. seer .-2- a deity. -3- N. m. 1. a Buddha.-2. of Bnddba. %*: an Arhat ( with the Jainas ). N. of a mountain in Ceylon on the which was situated T.anki, the ; treis one who engages in ; Un. 5. 66. ] (declinnom. w. m f^W: / ; ( therewith Ms. 3. 185 married ', 5TTW I- the smrt N. of Bnddha. three times the past, the present and the future, or morning, noon and evening. -2. the three term's and future") of a the pr &o. See under w. f% num. ) times nine, part of the Adhvaryu sacrifice or Yajurveda.or one who performs a vow connected . charity. ( -m. three duties (pi.) three onf%% .*27. i. radius. 90, a an, -or^^ a signs or e. sacrifice, itudy of a Brflhrnana. of the Veda*, and making gifts or gee She Aoka-vanika.' captive in the and acted very kindly towards Stti do the induced her companions to three same. -*fNr, -sqr the siue of wwq terrified. 2 Sita, 8- 106. . Frightened, alarmed, a. MB. -3. the highest, chief -4. a sacrifice 5ra^ m. lasting for ten nights. thunderIndra's -1Indra. Ved. 1 /i. the chief three duties bolt, A m%?r over ants kept by Ittvana to watch when she wag retained as a aft*; acollectively having provision for three days. of the mountain *Ki&% m. I- N Triknta.-2-N-of Vishnu or Krishna. 1 Jr demon, fever). f^- ; 555] Terrify- fl [*n-fI? or performed -3. having provision for three days. taken also ) three Ril ( a jewel. SHTT I. . d*y. -2 recurring in three ifter the third diiv,tertia/i(a -2 Alarming, flaw or defect in A frightening. -3 --wtP^ra- produced w?f: ; 38, 9. 58. 2. -2- s. the heaven, the atmosphere, and the earth ; or (2) the heaven, the earth 511: an epiand the lower world. grer N. of a female thet of Siva. one of the Rakshasa attend- three snrt 1- a period of & festival lasting three a trfangle. B. R. third. C. ^rgr 34. (pM three -^rWWt < or forty- Me. 58. -2. "^H^tho Brahmina. <. three days concurrence of solar day. three lunaticna with one collectively. _ >^ ( 1 the ^^mstcj; / forty-three, the three wor|d9,(l) sty. -f^ aky, atmosphere heaven 3 ; paradise. -4. 485 flsr .) cardamoms. those cities were burnt down, along with the demons inhabiting them, by Siva at the request of the gods ); ( an epithet of Indra. -2- a god..3^prr I. the Ganges.-2.8m;ill cardamoms. artery m. a gol. ?g^ t. an <*pithet of Siva. ^rif ^ of the vitiation or derangement ! \: humours of the body, i. e.i',n, and *' Ku. (jaii Vyasu. -3- of Siva. -4- of wrfT tbo Ganges. Agni. -5- death. -2- of R. 3. 66 ; Kn. 3. epithets of Siva si^ti a. ninety-third. 66, 5. 72. ; / sniffr: Plrvat! ninety-three. Viehnu. srrvr: fifteen. /. fifty -three. !THT: <* five, i. r. fifty-tbird-(r-<|$i^ 1glass ( ! g<jt stretched out or erect. -2. the forehead marked naturally wifli three liori/ontal lines. T^f: the Palaaa the three paths taken i. e. the sky, atmosphere, and the earth, or the sky, the earth and the lower world. -2. a place where three roads meet. rr ( -WT ) an epithet of MsUhuri. an epithet of the GeBgeg , tj qv tree. 1 . Collectively, Me. 56 ; ; ; Bh. or de- : cities. N. of Maya. 3J?ref:, "ajft:, c ?T5-^:, f3^ m. gr: &c. epithets 3TrtTT?r: |T:. of Sivft ; Bh. 3. 123 ; K.17. 14.cfnr: burning of the three cities; Ki. 5. 14. N. of a place near Jabbal( -ft ) 1. pura, formerly capita! of the kings of Chedi. -2. N. of a oountfy1^a. ]. having the length of three men. -2. having three assistants. q ( the tnoon.-ir^ a. three-fold Amaru. 2 ; 123 ( -* ) N. of a demon mons presiding over those 2. three fqn 48 7. -T three ancestors, father, the ) grand-father and great-grand-f ather. yj the highest heaven. -nrr belonging to, or extending over, three generations of men. -2- offer-3- ined to three ( as oblations ) herited from three ( as an estate ). in rnt. ursrr the sifpr: an elephant three myrobalans taken collectively, 1. ( Mar. ^gl ig^i, try*: the an.i Mt^oS^T JT ) individual -?M:, -^rJT -Wffr, / . soul. -*fft:. 1- the three above the folds or wrinkles of skin navel of a woman ( regarded as a mark of beauty ) ;$fr*<)<J B: ( ( Ki 6. 1 Amaru. 99. "* Ved. ]. Vishnu. -2- fever ; personified ). v^a- three-footed. j ) a tripod. irf^iT I- a tripod. 2. a stand with three feet, -vff I. the girth of an elephant smr*Tr3Tffortzrr reg^i-ntHtimrffr R. 4.48. -2. tho (Jayatrt metre. -3. a tripod. -4 the plu-nt ifrarr^T. iRsriar a. ; one who walks thrice round flre. quf; the 1. intersection a sacred Kim-vuka tree. q-)y- of a prolonged aide and perpendicular ( in a quadrangular figure.) -2- the figure formed hy such intersection. TtfjR a- I- familiar with Samhita, Pada undKruma. 2- one who learnaa thing after three repetitions. tlie Su 5? triangular. ( -j : ) I. an arrow. -2. the palm of the tiund.-J. a cubit. -4 a triangle. <jfj^ a -'if'K a bunk or shore. : jjr an epithet of Ourga. t. th<) cantor-oil plant . irif, mark on the forehead conmade with cow- sisting of three lines dung ashes. three cities. ^ -2- the 1. a collection of three citiw of gold, silver and iron in the sky, uir and earth built for riomous hy &liy diac, or ninety degrees. nfcopu- union, cohabitation. WTT: 1- the third part. -2.t he third >? part of a sign of the /.odiac. the three worlds a triangle. sexual lation, gvi 33, ; rfmg*fgf nrrw yni Bh. nu. 1. gr: Siva, 99. ^TT: floors. rg and ghee. =*BbTr>r Me. Vishwith throe 'qfiri a palace n. wgt sugar, honey, urrf the Qangei , Ku. the Trikftfa mountain. 28. 5|jff: *d3: an epithet of Buddha. ind. having the three sages 1. ^Kqra^ and qi=nTrar; fiT5fr l.the united form of BrahiJfSt ma, Vishnu and Mahesa, the Hindu Ku. 2. 4. -2. Buddha, or Jina. triad rfih m. a demon U. 2. 15. jj-qfr. trn''Jr a necklace of three strings. sin. *rmrl- niR ht (consisting of 3 watches or praliaras, the first and excluded ); last half prahara* i ; ; being^ " Me. 10S, Ku.7.21. 26;K. 9. 70, V. -2- turmeric. -3 the indigo 3. 22. the river Yamun^. 3r plant. -4. a law *fffSr: an epithet ot" Siva. which a person engages ( in from anger, covetoustess, or in- suit fatuation ). **> spirituous liquor. nights. lasting for three three fpi a. lasting for ( ^. ) H festival nights. (-?f) a period of three nights. fa: a conch-shell fpyir a. I. have. an adjective. ing three genders, -2- possessing the three Gnnas. ( -*TT: ) the country called Tclanga(-ifr) the three genders taken collecpjrtf the thrr* worlds.(-9f:) tively. an inhabitant of the three worlds. ?t: 3ITrT^ i. the Supreme Being. the sun 'lord of the three i\\ij: worlds' an epithet (1) of Indra; R. 3. 45. (2) of Siva ; Ku. 5. 77. <^q?V the three worlds taken collectively, the universe Hmt&r Bnrr^hrRf^ Bh.3.95 Sin. srrlrt^rsftft'Egnrr'rr an ti. 4. 22. a'l-JH: Siva. ( srr ) I uncbaite waman. -2- an epithet of Durga. cfr^f the three metals;. ' ; ; I. 3$-. gold, silver and copper. the three objects of worldly exist- ence 38. stability, 3W aud g;nT ; Kn. 6. VJJT, 38. the three states of loss, e. i. -2- aud increase 3 f%f Brnff sf^-^fjfHt of snr: w=r ^ Ak.-3. the nature, i. e. *ra> the three higher and -4. TST^ JHT^. castee -5. the three myrobalans. -6wtf the first propriety, decorum. three of the four castes of Hindus three qualities taken ^ collectively. years old. <"' / - a. three three times, f%WR: Vishnu in his fifth or Brahdwarf incarnation. f%W: thrice. mai.ia versed in the three Vedas.-f^j (Va. of three kinds, three-fold. the world of Indra, heaC. 78. V<j, -n?8 ven ; firr^ffi^ -2- a girdle of three strings. -J. an amulet of three strings. ( -/. ) a plant possessing valuable purgative ^ 1- N. of as in three Vedas. celebrated king of the Solar race, and father of Haof : Ayodhyri king rUcbandra. [ He was a wise, pious, and just king, but his chief fault was that he loved his person to an inordinate degree. Du si ring to cele. brate a sacrifice by virtue of which he could go up to heaven in his mortal body, he requested his family- to officiate for turn priest Vasishtha ; but being refused he next requested bis hundred Bonu who also rejected his absurd proposal. He,therefore,called them cowardly and impotent.and was in return for these insults, cursed and ChSndala. degraded by trmm In be a 4<S6 While he was tion, in ttlig wretched condiwlioee Visvoroiti.'i, had in times of famine laid under deep obligations undertook to celebrate tho sacrifice, and invited the gods to be however, declined all present. enraged Vigvamltra I Triple, -2 Forming a triad. -3 Three pei cent. -4 Happening the third time. They, A affl A triad.-2 er of the pait the spine, to theskieg however, arrested downward him verb coarse, Hence the well-known pro- Antnftrtvvftflhr s 2 ] -1. the Chataka bird. -3. a cat. - - ; -4- a grass-hopper. -5. a fire-fly, "ar: an epithet of Harischandra. m. an epithet of Visva4lf5tK mitra $r;r a- three hundred. () 1. one hundred and three. -2- three (tft-/.)Consisting of three three-fold. J A triad, a parts, group of three w^r rrrf f%mrft Bnrtf HnTwrrw S. 7. 29 R. 8. 71 ; : I. a trident. -2. a crown or ( with three points ). f| m. |. N.of a demon killed by Rama? -2. an epithet of Knbera. -3. fe- crest -^ ver.-sftf. Siva. a sfrfcj, trident, *q r ft, m . an'epithet of Siva. |Tr%q m. an epithet of Siva. $q. I the Triknfa raoun- ^i, . tain^-2. a triangle. sixty-three. jff^T: Y. 3. 266. | f^Tf 'nd. In three ways, or in 44 Bg. 18. 19. pr^( ind. Thrice, three times. s 4, 6 P. [ yz^ft, wafff, jifcT ] three parti To seventy-three. three times 7, geom. ) fl-fl^, 21 three e. i. having ^rf equilateral. -^, ww a . a. pi. ( in 7. 8 ; ; equal sides, an equilibrium -9?V f^rfT?rw *?Rr *Tt rr5Tnnter S. Ku. 7. 15. tfrc'Ti ploughed thrice ( as a field ). R. 10. 63 a. ; fTTor a three years old. f%5T a. (jjft/.) 1 Thirtieth. -2 Join, ed with thirty, e. g. one hun. fi'$ % dred and thirty. -3 Consisting of ' thirty. -4 3 of a sign of the no (| diac, a degree. r*?rer o. I. -2 BoogU for An ; tear, break, fall asunder, ( fig. also ); be split snap, ir$?rirfy?^ir- Bh. 96 3. 8, 1. : : a. ^f^ 3^ U. srr- 5T 1. 29. ^/ting, tearing. ing. atom. A 3 [ an very minute space of ?, ' the plant Consisting of thirty. aggregate of thirty. %^Tra3T ic. beak. bill, ^ L ) P- A Triple, three- ; A Ved. tfiT 1. 4. triad. ^ a. Divine. The part of the hand sacred to the gods. a. Threefold, triple. a Worth three nishkas. A The Tripura country. -2 I ruler or inhabitant of that coun- ( "T /- ) Extending to the three male generations. An epithet of Lakshmana. -' months ( 5ft / -2 Lasting old. A I ) Three for or occur- Trebly, in three ways or parts tf^f ycd'tjK&^l^^ Sat. Br. ( TJT: ) jvq- 3-trr f^imcH^r R. 10. 16. iiid. ; ; ( =rnra, sfTfr or iror ) To period of three montbi, rule of three ( in The ) :An epithet of Indra. -2 The triad, triplet. ; q The three worlds taken collectively llTn* ; R. 10. 53. (r/ a- ) the three objects of life %cT?%J V/. ( ) Relating to ; cf. Wsrffcp a -( 3?r / ) 1 ftsrif. Relating to the first three castes. <%-. ber of the first three castes. old. A mem- three years -2 Lasting for three years &c. ; pro- tect, preserve, rescue or save from, defend from ( usually with abl. ) ; a ( JTT/- ) Belonging to Trivikrama or Vishnu R. 7. 35. -k The three steps of Vishnu. - ; R. 2. 53 Bk. 5. 54 9qft to save &c. : ; ; : Bg. 15. 2. 40 120. ; Ms. -WiTH ; ( in A lectively TPTTtlT ^zr^- M. math ; A. r/.) ( ^bjirq- 1 The state of consisting of three threads, qualities &c .-2 Triplicity. -3 The three Gunas or properties ( flf=r, ^3T^ and fm^ ) taken col- ( V\Vft- or trey ^?mwtfa: Mk. 2. 8. -4 The second of the four Yugas of the Hindus see j>r. I " %QH>np -Comp. three eacred fires taken collectively: Ms. 2. 231 R. 13. 37. -3 A particular throw at dice, a cast of three % present, fold. a- broken, divided, hurt, kill. 3rrTT 1 past, i The three times-past, ftfirp*; present, and future, or sunrise, noon and sunset. -2Tripartition.-3 A triad. a bird. To ) Relating to ) e. i. ring every three months.-3 Quarter- A : r/ ( the throe times, and future. ). p. Cut, a^ttT^). split &c. guardian, defen(!er,pro- part, time equal to } of a Kthaita or of a Lava. -4 Doubt, uncertainty. -5 LOBS, destruction. -6 Small carda- moms ( A 1 - Cut- ?- -2 A small pro- Protection. -2 Protecting, defending. : 138 or wortli thirty. f^ ft f. Thirty. -Comp. _ 7. ; of the three ( qualities ). waT'the three sacred places R(i, WT, and iTN Wttf^/. au epithet of the Gan- g Ku. ; the soul. *fe/. rfwj-, -tv*ft the three periods of the day. i. e. dawn, noon, and sunset. tfvif ind. at the time of the three Sandhyas. a. WTHT seventy-third. *nrf^: /. : ; hundred. 51*01: a Buddha. srra house with three halls or chambers. f$rw ^ tector. a. ' saying Stay Trisankn ', and the unfortunate monarch remained suspended with big head towards the earth as a constellation in the southern hemisphere. a well. Preserved, saved, =rivr/>. )>. tected. big in ;R. 15 3 ;M1I 9. '20. -2 -3 Protecting, preserving. -4 An armour ; with his cherished mortal body. He began to soar higher and higher till his head struck against the vault of the heaven, when he was hurled down head-foremost by Indrn and the other gods. The mighty VU-vumitra, II Shelter, help, refuge. part about tho bipg f^^ tvjjTTir Pt. l. 190 C. *rrVf?ri*fHr3fnro-?T<: lG.-4The part between the shoulderblades. -5 The three 5!T spices. I A contrivance for raising water (like a wheel) over which passes the rope of the bucket. -2 The cover of ; power lifted up Trisankti : 1. . place where three roads meet. -3 The low- own his hy *=} ] three-fold. whereupon the ; W- a. [ *ror! Trisiirikn tion Thirty. . i.imilv dramas . p. ). [ % i , Protected,guarded, preserved, saved. of I Protection, defence, preeerva- fHtr 1 The three Vedas. -2 The study of the three Veda*. -3 An assembly of Rralimanus familiar with the three Vedaa. -4 The three sciences. fr; A Brahmann versed in the three Vedas Bg.9. 20. : 487 hree-f oldness,three kinds A epithet of Harischanson of Trisanku. Ira, arr^ ivs? [ A 1 "i 160 ' 6 * 540 e. ; Kalidasa's f/- A f^^ j r4-H P. ( hew, peel. -2 srsnt, 3S ) To make I To pare, cover. . r?v }>.}> ed Ac. rrffc-t/- Strength, might, power. Made thin, pared, peel- m. N. of a Carpentry. mixed tribe (?). a. [ srer f^rrf ing to Tvasbtri: D.6. 3. V r^p? ^T/- ( ) A form Thy, thine, your, yours disrespectAddreiging with a 'thou,' theeing and 1 make A. ( cr((T,f?RjT-g4r ) To go, move. ^prj -2 To jump, gallop. -3 To tremble. 6 P. ( wrft ) To cover. P. 1 1. . U. I ( riTilr ) Skin 4. 20; ( of Mv. men, serpents 1. 18. as of a cow, deer &c. ); -2. M- 2; move with haste, speed, do Hqivflgiffi ?^Tflt R. 19. 38. ; H **& Hid>dmtti; Cans. (??^(fr)l To cause to hasten, expedite, urge forward, accelerate ; Hide 2; Kn. V. m^nrsflf call quickly away ; -2 To 4. 36. Mai. R. 3. 31. ; jfifir the organ of horripilation. a sore. fa; the ortouch. 1 . a gkin wound, scratohange. <jr6f \ M/- Speed. Sloka. -3 Dirt, A excrement. brnige.-2. circumcision. sf 1 blood. -2. hair ( on the body ). rltnar: a wrinkle. sf an armour 14. 94. ; H+=< ^(^ - <- p ^hr: disease MftjidH peel- of the akin, leprosy. <m<sq roughness ing of the skin. of the skin. igfj: horripilation. W: I A mountain. -2 A protector. 3 A sign of danger. -4 A kiud of -5 Eating. v I Protection, -2 Terror, fear. -3 AUSpioiOMIWM. K. ( j*)frt )To go or move. >\k Making f^TTi ?^ft: . F^TT 'B^ hurry, speed / ; [ f^[-3f % ] 1 I 1 jfrfg- T: jure. creep, sword or any : R. 18. 5S sword- exercise. : rfTTT^i 1- '<|f > Covering, wrapping up. spitting. or ap- creeping animal. -2 or handle of a Ki. 17 CC)Ter 6 P. ( V5R > I To VJ? screen. -2 To hide or conceal. >{tf To go 1 stealthily, weapon irrir: . ; The Round or Any I : gword. xjm&tiT^r f%TT tlfg^t ( r(T Haste, afag^^r ^,HH disease. preservation. I'. -2 To prceeed crookedly or Ratn. 1 2. -2 Urgency or pressing nature Eu. 2. 63. -Oomp. arrft?': a pigeon. *T -2 Bright, brilliant. I hilt other haste, velocity. 18. fraudulently. The . 1. Splendour, lustre, light. I 11 ray of light. -2 Beauty T f^T crawl. The mind. -2 Main. : , proach gently in. 75 4 f^: or ff'=rqTfr5I:- speedily Subbash. ^T: *r%**Bk. R. -3 Authority, weight. -4 Wish, desire. -5 Custom, practice.- 6 Violence, Vehemence. -7 Speech. -Oomp ^T: tho SIID aUof^TTT- lutre. Quick. shine, Beauly. : ; To ) Maze. Light, lustre, splendour, ] 1 Quick, f* H!> 3$ p. p. $ Rapidspeedy, rapid. -2 Fleet. hid. of ity, quickness, Quickly, -g^: <|TO-% ( Similar Me. 69. ; ; 13: 1. 3, 9. 5. 25. ? -3 Bark, rind; Kn. 1. 7 K. 2. 37. 17. 12. -4 Any cover or coating. -5 The sense of touch. -Oomp. WfT: D. 1 ffsr^ brilliance hurry, ^fffmysa,- HgS(, **f?5T ( sft/- ) to tliee or you, of thy kind I To iflfttRT used by him in forming the discus of Vishu, the Trisftla of Siva, and some other weapons of the gods ]. Like thee or you. anything quickly thouing. cf ; ft3tRc5ff <jstfit$f3rm fwrpr U. 6. 32. The part trimmed off is said to have been glitter, sparkle. o. ?^r the Vulcan :i tlie He had i son given in marriage to the sen. But she wag unable to bear the severe light of her husband. and therefore Tvashtri mounted the sun upon his lathe, and carefully trimmed off a part of ; R. 3. 50. -g A carpenter, 1 logy. his bright disc Relating to the ; r j-4al<: ( <> of the second personal pronoun occurring as the first member of some compounds e. ;/. miavi &o. ?=r^ The I asterism f%srr.' -2 A small "car. The creative power. ); healthi- ness of the gkin. ^m WFT aw] Belong- Ac. -2 1 To cover with a the gkin. to ths sra-^ ] Hindu mythonamed Trisiras and 'daughter called tst, who was is a skin, contagions. F^TI fully off r=rg-^. Skin. c^gr See sr^. M=^ a- Conducive -3 To thin. -2 peel [ builder, workman. -2 Vidvakormani the architect of Uie godg. [ Tvashtr, Den. P. f'l-d^Pl hide. ease. f=r^l ?^r m. 61. Covering with p. Quick, swift, speedy. Despatch, haste. in.d. Quickly, fast, speedily, hastily. -2 Bark. Skin. 1 tt : SkinpiDg. Vikra- kind of poisonous insect. See under ^rj^. I A goad. -2 A kind of dig- : : an orange. f morvaiyam(?).-2- An angry speech. >: OT a a blotch, scab. hair of the body.- JT?J W<JTTtHCTrstrJ?rfir: Si. 4. drama: S. D- ) leprosy &c., any cutaneous disease. HIT: (cWl^nn*:) a bamboo; God. An j: -mj ( Brff, scratch. or aorta, triplicity. aQ<<: 1 P. Skilful ( y-sj4m ^gnr Kr?*;Tr:, in spitting. made mailo in 9j5t a <'"' 4- -Oomp. in ) The To handling a hurt, sound in- j The imitative sound of muicftl instrument 488 ^ the end of (At a. comp. moving 3fT as qjfsr, ; A &c. 7: 1 mountain,. sur^i *"T donation -2 A wife. ^r I Heat. gift, ^ A teeth. -2 Biting or wounding with m, I A the teeth. -3 Carnivorons. wild boar. -2 A snake. -3 A hyena. -4 Any animal with tusks. t.-'f [ ^5; 11 -2 Repentance. ^ I. P. 1 ( rfeiid. Si. 17.2 ft- i$fft ) To lute, sting ; 6k. 15. 4, 16. K. 32 ate, 19 yuill9*l 3^5T| browsed Ac .-II. IP. 10 U. ( ^fit, ; To speak $STTft-^ ) ; Ms. Y. 3. 215. -6 A flaw, 40 defect ( in jewel ). -7 A -8 Pungency. -9 An armour. 1. ; -10 A -vftwt Bg. 11. 27. of a ; ; g fjmR^^Hl Me. 82 mountain. also m. *: sr -Oomp. Ru. of the teeth ( ). ; The peaV An armour -2 Biting ; or shine. H rg^[ ] I Biting, $^T: [ 3RT-3T5 stinging ; Git. 10.-2 The sting of a snake. -3 A bite, the spot bitten ; 0sp ^srfT U. 3. 35. -4 Cot^Tjt wr M. 4. 4 ting, tearing. -5 A gad-fly ; R. 2.5 ; fault, tooth. A tooth I ] : jstfir, f?g; Tusked, having large 1 ) Giving, granting, producing, causcutting off, destroying, reing, ; 3^; 6. brightness 25. 3ffi: a 3r^5re: 1- a lip. tooth-mark, bite. -2- a kiss.-d- a sigh. 33:, -^m^ a kiss. it. 1. A lip. -2q^ a bite, tooth-mark ; 35^115- annim ^ai% wf pomegranate ^ytr a. ful. Ct 1 A *r^HTTO Git. 8. sfhst: WT the 3?t( lifting.-! NOXI'OUH, hurtmischievous or venomous )f: A young llr > camel. p. Bitten, stung ; see - ^ An , ^fraro. [fcjHJfcj.] Biting, sting*r: 1 A dog. -2 A gad-By. -3 ing. A fly. *?r* 1 sfjj-mVpsO [ The act of biting or stinging e. g. \w>3 ^?(H: Wfct T"%$ft TJrf^T: 8. D. -2 An armour, mail ; Si. 17. 21. ; fur^fliw a. 1 Bitten. -2 Mailed, nished with an armour.-J Protected. -4 Fitting closely ( as an armour). X A bhe. m.;See A small gad-fly. a. Biting. 1 ful, injurious. STLi^ZiI.] A ; TOTS! Bh. t: i large tooth, P'itj^^* tusk, fang Mo. 2. 3. 22. -Oonrp. a wild bor. f*T: a kindhaving terrible tusks. of snake. ^tp Water as in q^l A. ( ?$K ) 1 To grow, increase. -2 To do, go or act quickly. -3 To hurt, kill. -4 To act conformably to another ( Paras. ). -5 To be competent or able. -6 To go, move. a. [ qgt-vnR M^ ] I Able, comtf^r ; petent, expert, clever,skilfulj -2 Fit, suitable. -3 at- ^ *w nrft^> Ready, careful, tentive, prompt Y. 1. 76.-4 Honest, upright. qr; 1 N. of a celebrated one of the ten Prajapati. [ He was tons of Brahman, being born from his right thumb, and was the chief of the patriarchs of mankind. He is said to harve had many daughters,27 of whom became the wives of the moon, thus forming the 27 lunar mansions, and 13 the wives of becoming by him the Kaayapa, mothers of gods, demons, men, and At one time see a. Having large tusks. a. Tnskeed. = ^51 q. v. tore off a hair and dashed from with great force against the ground, when to a powerful demon, started up and awaited his orders. He was told to his matted hair, it go and destroy Daksba'd sacrifice ; whereupon the mighty demon, attended by several demigods, went to the sacrifice, routed the gods and priests, and, according to one account, beheaded Daksha himself.] A Cock. -3 Fire. -4 The bull ot Siva. -5 A lover attached to many mi8tressoH.-6 An epithet of Siva. -7 -2 dcea. ; -2 Noxious, hurt- when provoked, ! tree. animal. ift*. joint, liinh.T Comp. a buffalo. *%*: a heron. nor her husbandSiva k the chief of the gods. Satl,however,went to the sacrifice, but being greatly insulted threw herself into tim and perished; cf. Ku. 1. 21. When Siva heard this he was very much provoked, and, according to one account, himself went to the sacrifice, completely destroyed it, and pursued .Daksha who assumed the form of a deer, and at last decapitated him. But Siva is said to have afterwards restored him to life, and he thenceforward acknowledged the god's supremacy. According to another account, Siva, Mental power, ability, capacity. -8 An epithet of Vishnu. -9 The right side or part 4lrf) srnf^T TPT ?y-10 *rnf "** fWWT:Ability, fitness. -11 power, Strength of ; : resoluteness. -12 energy, Strength, power.-) 3 Bad disposition, will, wickedness. $rr 1 The earth. -2 An epithet of the Ganges. ^ Strength, arerm'trar , -srgwrws?: m. epithets of Siva. ^STTT, -STTi-aTTr 1- an epithet of Dnrga. -2. a lunar mansion smrft: 1- the vigour. -Oomp. moon.-2- Siva. a lunar mansion. 1 5$rrOT: A g a god. ( -?rr ) vulture.-2 An [^-ST^Un. 2. epithet of Garuda. . ?Rror 50 ] 1 Able, skilful, dexterous, competent, clever.-2 Right ( opp. ?r southern as in ?i%fmg, ff%ort^cp, -5 Situated to the south. -6 Sincere, ; straightforward, honest, impartial, 489 -7 Pleasing, amiable. -8 Courteous, -9 Compliant, submissive. -10 Dependent, or, J The right hand civil. A or ain)._2 civil or courteous per- lon, applied in poetic to a lorer who compositions professes attachment to one mistress, while his hei rt has been entirely taken up by another. An epithet of Siva or Vishnu.-4 deserving or worthy of & gift. curved to the right. -2. turned towards the south. ( -& ) the Deccan. g;rc7! the time of receiving Dakshina. ^rq-j l.the scuthern a. STTWtT a. I. part of India, the south Deccan or ; ' -3 The right-band horse of a carriage. -5 The southern sacred fire. or:, -or I The right side. -2 Tho Deccan. or The highest doctrine of the Safrtas.-Comp.-sjfjr. the southern Sre, horse. placed southwards fire also called sr^igijm^ q- v. a. pointing to the south 3^51 the southern mountain, '. e. Malaya.-grWI: a dweller in the south. south-western. atfvrg^ o. facing the south, directed towards the south. am 3iJr^ the sun's progress south of the equator, the half year in which the *un moves from the north to the south, the winter solstice. anj: 1. the right hand.-2 the right or southern side. an^Tt a- ! honest, wellbehaved. -2. a worshipper of Sakli according to the right hand ( or purer ) ritual arr^ir the Boutb.qfiT: I. an epithet of Yarns. -2. The planet Mars. ^TTT a. I. left ( as hand or foot ) Kn. 4. 19- -2. northern. ( -rj ) the north. a. turned or lying to the south and the north, "f^f the meridian line. <* to the ; 3^ q-sarnr, south-west. qftjua. south-western. south-west. ojj, -srr^; a. south-east. uptf the j^f, south-eastern quarter. rm: the southern hemisphere. Wg?:,-WTTT: the southern ocean. -^. a charioteer, I -*TT ) -J. j.. ; anr On *nd. 3HHUIH the right, ind. ?%orrf? fr%T ind. 1 From -2 To the the right right hand. -3 To the south or southwards -2 Far ( in the south, to the south of with abl. ); ^r%onT% artTTtj Sk. ^fwofr^S U. I To place on the -2 To keep the right, side towards any one ( as a mark of reright side. spect ) cf ; . s) ? (%or. ^T3T*r a. Worthy of or deserving a sacrificial gift, such ag a Brabmana ?f$rafr ; nT M. 5. ( with the right side of (with ace. or gen. ) q^-g^r^-. tMnfkfmtvfer qriNr B. i. 81. -3 ; gift, offering or ral, fee, donation in generemuneration Jnor^fsTTr, : i : Completion of any 62 rite. -Comp. -sr of a boat.-8 An arm or leg ( at the end of comp.). -9 The staff or pole of a banner, a tent &c. -10 The beam of a plough. -II Tho cross bar of a lute or a stringed in- strument. -12 The stick with which an instrument ig played. -13 A cburning-stick. -14 Fine Ms. 8. 341, 9. 229 Y. 2. 237. -15 ; ; Chastisement, corporal punishment, punishment in general B-1.6 rrt ; ^gistt gfst *nrr Ms. %^ *5H ; Mu. 8. 1 126 ; Tl^f rrt Tjf$: frtT^j: K. 15. ^4 TTfTT 53. -16 Imprisonment. -17 Attack, assault, the last of violence, punishment, the four expedients see ;J the Examining ^PT )T3f in searching for water, or ^IT( ground ascertaining the places of for waters. rules 62 P. -II. 4 See under ^3. (^sfrm) I To P. 5 . -2 To Ved ( vajftr) -2 To reach, away. a. ^^r vft ( / added to nouns to', 'as :: Y. iff leave. kill, protect To go, -3 To go ! - attain. termination in the sense of high or deep as ' ; ( JTHT: ) : ^flrilrS^'-jfd- Mai. 3. 17 ; 5. 2. 108. P. 1 ^n% ( -2 To 1 ) To abandon, protect, cherish. 10 U. ( ?3ufft-ff, i\tt ) ^gchastise ;(this is one of punish, fine, the 16 roots that govern two accusa9 tives ) tTT^ 33% ?w^ - - ; ; . 1.25. 1 , rod, mace, A stick, staff, cudgel qcfg f^if S 3^ Mal 5> 31 club, ; ' ^*T3fn^ fWT - 5irs%?:'-2 The sceptre of of the rod as a a king, authority symbol S. 5. 8. and punishment S^ITTSJ'?: ; 7. 65, 9. 294 ; Ki. 2. 12. 1 ST inu^S -21 12. 10. T WH^W'iN' : A i measure of length Hastasr-22 The penis. -2>Pride. -24 The body. -25 An epithet of Yama. -26 N. of Vishnu. -27 N. of Siva. -28 An attendant on the sun. -29 A horse (said to be m. only in this and the preceding to 4 ; senses ) A -30 particular appearance in the sky (similar to a stick ). -31 An uninterrupted row or series, a line. -32 Standing upright or erect. -33 A corner, an angle. -Comp. 3iT%^ 1. staff and hide ( ag outer badges of devotion )--2.(fig-) srnJrtr: a chief hypocrisy, deceit. magistrate. ajsrhfT a detachment or division of an army 33 gH T) ; Ms. form of military array. -20 Subjection, control, restrain four A ) ITinrflT K. 14, To Ieap.-3 go, ; ; A equal hurt. ; ; -19 ; S'f^f&TT &c.-4 A good milch-cow, prolific cow. -5 The south. -6 The foutbern country, the Deccan. -7 Fame.-8-A kind of heroine thus dcft^ed in fror H7 "11 fl^w g;ni i a^fir^fl^r't m Iwt ^rijir r$: n.-9 ; Tho oar 17. On the right or south of. -2 In the southern direction A present or orr I ( with abl. ). gift to Brahmanas ( at the completion of a religious rite, such as a sacrifice). -2 Dakshiria regarded as a daug l)ter of Prajapati and as the wffe of Sacrifice personified 1 of a lotus, tree &c.; U. 1. 31 M&I. 9. 14 ; the handle as of an umbrella; ^; &c. Dk. 1 ( opening verse ); 5. 6 ; Ku. 7. 89 so'^jr^g- &c. -7 ; JTrHfT &c. ). >nd- . ; -4 The staff of a wnr%^ or ascetic. -5 Tho trunk of an elephant. -6 The stem or stalk ag 47. ; On ind. 'reaching A the Far on the right. ] flow. gen. fro.ii sontb, southward. the or south. given to a twice born time of investiture with the sacred thread Ms. 2. 45cf staff at the ; Mil the path of the fi t. e. the cow constituting the sacriflcial cow. ir^ora. inclining to the south. ^tj. ( in Sankhya a phil.)the bondage of ritual or ceremonial observances. 3TJT; the right yoke- the sacred -3 The man m? M. 5. 2.-3TT3'?rsfi!ii%Hqir: 3?jrr( T )fTT^aff: tetanus, lock-jaw. 3T? a. fit to ?Tjpr: see under fqw. be chastised, deserving punishment. a house 3J?5f&=ffr cholera. with two wings, one facing the north and the other the east. wt^rr sentence. Mrsrrr: the conjudicial dition of a pilgrim. STrsfoq; m. a srrftf butterdevotee, an ascetic. MIW milk. 9R1; " infliction ment, chastisement. EJJTS a wooden club of punish- ^fT97: a raven. or staff. jr- 490 ?DT assumption of the staff of an ascetic or pilgrim.beooming a mendicant, sj a . striking with a stick, committing an assault. -~-^K- a division of an a room army. JJ^JT in which utensils of various kinds are kept. g^r a kind of drum. Trff^ TO. a policedisoretion given ftai?V: to an officer in a warding punishment or fine. a ). -2. following the order of mendicant. -J. infliction of punishment. a judge, a ijprer: I head police-officer, a magistrate. -2leader of an army, a general -3. T:a policeman, constable. line, : , R&ma ) SJCHTT? ; R. 14. 25 f .wr^ in-* ffc ; f*r U. 2 : U. Punishing, chastising.flning. Punishable, ^5f. an epithet of Yama. -2. N. of the god Siva at Benares rr(T.. I. falling of a ttick. -2- infliction of punishment. _j. dropping one line in a manuscript. TMi infliction of punishment chastisement. trr^pf |. assault, violence. -2. hard or cruel infliction of punishment. qra:,-qre*r: |. a head magistrate. -2. a door-keeper, keeper. \. porter. -qtsr^r:, -TfRrff: I. police officer ; Pt. 2. -2. a a head hangman, an executioner; Mu.l.-tftf a strainer furnished with a handle. jrnrnT: 1. bowing without bending the body ( keeping it meet like a stick ). -2. or prostrate falling flit on the ground. irwfa: an elephant.^; non-execution of a sentence. w Yama. To stand erect W . w solemn procession . ( -2. warlike oxj qnest(of a ). particularly Jition.con- region). ?rff |. 8n epithet of Yama. -2. of Agastya.-J. ** . capital punishment. ^ay- aHI* reprimauding, censuring threaten'ng with punishment; (also ^ a door - ke eper, warder. or uprignt like a stick. ; ^gw^ sjorrT ind- p ?T^ra with fighting ' -2 Falling a door-keeper. -2. a W-? 1 ] eruption, herpes. -2 prosy. -5 A tortoise. A cutaneous A kind of le. Leprosy. 0> Herpetic.afflicted xa with ^ a cutaoeous disease. To A. 1 have, ^ ( possess. ) I To hold. -2 -5 -Tv -give, ^q- a. Holding, possessing, giving &c. T^T Stick against stick, and sticks I [TsT-Tj;] irftarn^ S. B A ; ; Coagulated ^ 31-7??*: &c. ^faTrfcr -2 Tur- garment. -Oomp.-anf -3?I?5T bailed rice mixed with ^w. 3rlf -TrT<^ ( jf ) the skim of curdled milk, whey. 3^. Tf^f: the ocean of coagulated milk , -^r%- mixture of boiled and coagulated milk. larrr: a chnrning-gtick. gf fresh butter. --r ^5Tf. ' staves, ). cndgolling. -q-rft -, churuing whey. . coagulated milk. a 1 A -3 carnage. -2 A rut. raft, A -5 A potter's wheel. -4 An elephant in bow or any other instruboat. ^-^ n. p/. monkey. barley-meal mixed with coagulated milk. WiTt, mace- a staff -bearer, : . A stick. -2 A row, line, series. -3 A string of pearls, a necklace. -4 A rope. J Punished, chastised, sfuCT p- pfined &c. a- [ f-3Hrf or having a staff. hmana of the fourth ffi ] m. 1 Bearing A Bril- Sanorder, nydtin. -2 A door-keeper, porter. -3 An oarsman. -4 A Jaina ascetic. -5 An epithet of Yama. -6 A king. -7 A religious mendicant ( Bbiksliu ). a -8 An poet, and epithet of Siva. -9 N. of a author of the Kavyidarsa Dasakumilrcharita srr^ 3TT; Udb. Siva. Oomp. an epithet of butter. ( vffcr ). Clarifled butter. bo urr. ^fl^T fresh The wood-apple : A ^r%fr: -^r: flf: buttermilk. ment. : I. B'^'i donation. C pentine. -3 ). ^g^j; o. I Carrying a staff. -2 Furnished with a handle. -3 Havind. I Erect ing a large army. prostrate ^r. give, oiler, ^ milk, thick sour milk irror( ST )*. |. a staff-bearer. -2- an ascetic bearing a staff. -3. a chief or leader. a principal jf road, highway. a l eader g general of an array. m*, I a bridal A. ^gi7r% Den. ( like a stick 1 To ) a. Giving, offering &c. TT'T ??' deserving or liable to be fined. ; porter, ^ ( present. 2. 13, 14, 15. a. 3-^y,. See under 3^r 1 A. present. ?* ; .l. qrgjy: jy f . ( . ; App. . ; flections ). a lip. staff stick, lebrated district in the D.'ocan situated between the rivers Narmada and God&vari; (it was a vast region said to be tenantless in the time of ^ punishing, chastising. administration of justice, judicature. -2. the system of civil and military administration, the science of politics, polity R. 18. 46. -J. an epithet of Durga. =fa m 1 a king. -2. Yama. -3. a q-j judge. a king. a door- ( a word optionfor sfa in all the the ace. dual. It has no forms for the first five in- in long lines Ac. -2 A row. -3 N. of a metre see I. 3f -SRI-, -if N. of a ce- A 1 53-3?: deserving ally substituted case-foroas after ^rrs the science of inflicting punishment, criminal law. ?W. I- door-keeper, warder, porter. -2- an epithet of Yama. ; cblrin ^ rule ! or columns. exercising judicial authority. ( -{. ) 1. a king ; sftrgj jrgfrtm^* R. j). 3. -2. N. of Yama. -3. a judge, upreme magistrate.-^, a mendicant a arranging them troops, court of justice. -m, .qrf a. 1 . carrying a staff, ataff bearer 2punishing, chastising U. 2. 10. -J. -TJTS: f^fSr;, Punishable, punishment or fine. m. A tooth of punishment ; Pt. 1. 376. -2- criminal law. RK^nr: the post to which the string of a churning- stick is fastened. -s^f: a pirticiilar form of arranging ^Tff: one who has become a slave from non-payment of a Hcbt.-^=r$# carrying a staff. -5. a potter. -mof 1. carrying a stiff ( us by a Brahraa- a. magistrate. officer. To wish for curds; also ^vtrfirnt. tJT^r:. fV: N- of a celebrated sage, who became ready to die, and offered his bonos to th goJs ; with these bones the architect of the gods made a thunderbolt with which Jnd,ra defeated Vritra and other demons. -Ooinp wr?J n. \. the thunderbolt of Indra. -2. a diamond. N. of one of the daughters Dakaha given in marriage to Kagyapa and mother of the Dx'navas m. N. of a monster, san of Srf, cursed by Indra and killel by Rama and Lakshmaria. He had a headless trunk, and hence called -Comp. ST., .5^., ^^., a demon. e -f^ fifr m. & god- ^;/. of : 491 Un. g; tootb, tusk, fung beasts &c. ) ( q^flf ; 3. 86] I fsfifa^fir qfifc W^ivory tnsk, phant'g JffT- Git. ^f^^ra^T ^*nr ?tfSffKflI?N>t 10 &c. -2 An *p%, ; A of serpents. as ele- crrqTf?55iT ; Mai. 10. 5. -3 The point of an arrow.-4 The peak of a mountain. -5 The side or ridge of a mountain. -6 The number an arbour ju ( -7 -Comp. thirty-two. ). swr point of a tooth. between the teeth. boil. armnr: A bower, arff the the space gum- arf?:, -?f a bite. ' the -2- 3TT?ff wrgi-r: a hog. 3irfsr3>r.-3rn?r a horse's citron tree. the mouth TW3<J?: dentition. wf^I:,-^f^; m. one who uses his bridle. teeth for a mortar, ( grinding grain to be eaten between his teeth ), an anchorite cf. Ms. G. 17. sfiTT: an a lime or citron tree. ^JR-. artist who works in ivory. ^ftsr a piece of stick or twig used as a ; tooth-brush. fight. imfrl, a. injuring the teeth, causing them to vifc chattering or grinding decay. a bite. the teeth. *rtrr ^r&: ^: ; Pt. 1. the gums. ^ff: 1. -2- a ring round the tuak of an elephant. -3. a tumor of the gums, -t^^r: loosening of the teeth through external injury. -*(T*Tr fracture of a pair of pincers for the teeth. $\1F: jry a. sour, drawing out teeth. H^ ?: h. 1. 12. 4. 43; Kg. ; 5ffif ( a child ) that ig teething. the root of a tootb. m^sr 1 ing or washing the teeth. srr^ clean-2. a . tooth-brush. ( -sr; ) I. the Baknla -2. the Khadira tree. g=f a of ear ornament Bort R. 6. 17 ; Ku. 7. 23 ; ( often used in tree. ; Kadambart ). 1 . an ear-orna- ment. -2- a Eunda flower. trfifafr Si 1. 60. -21. an ear-ornament ; Kuoda. q^=r 1- a tooth-brush. -2cleaning or washing the teeth.f?5*n an ivory doll; Mai. 10. 5. the falling out of the teeth. -q-,p?i ! the point of a tootb.,-2. 5r:-595: gum- boil. <j gum. gcj- the Kunda I- flower.-2. fruit of the clearing nut fSU?f5T washing ). the wood-apple, q7c7: plant ( ?<\ tree. ( -HT ) long pepper. HTT: the fore- part of an elephant's head ( where - the "lusks appear the tartar of the -*<* -Jjw, 4-. 60 1. ^, Sfc and ^.- ij *Wt j, tooth- who earns his' bread by painting or marking ii'i-th. the enamel of g^sfi the the -*r^ ffi &*S37: one teeth.-?r, n. V?K?fa <preram Ku. 86. -Tft3T!, -Wisrt, the lip ^ - 1 bristling 11 ; ^ o. ; -3 Undululatory. -4 a.(sft/.) [jcm-vrft 535 ] I Tarnsubduing, overpowering, conquering, defeating srrfl^utrf^r ^fl^t U. 5. 32 Bh 3. 89-; &o. -2 Tranquil, ?n;r ing, -2 sT: 1 A ohaiioteer. passionless. A warrior. -3 The Kunda plant. -4 An epithet of Vishnu, if 1 Taming curbing, restraint. -2 $f?%aF*^greTTlr QJt. 1 K. 216. -3 Besmeared, ; 1 Sub-*J: [ ?H-MI^ Wi-lJ duing or curbing the passions, selfrestraint ..-2 Punishment. ; Having long or project-2 Notched, seriated, covered with Mai. Taming, subduing, con- ?W, %? f^fl ; ^m or quering. ( as hair ).-5 Overspread, covered with; U. 6. 27. -Comp. 5^: thu lime tree. ^IgRtT ing teeth. Taming, subdn- -^: Rising, bristling subjugation, Punishing, chastising 3. ; . ^g^T a, Having or furnished with teeth. ^?q( i. e. class restraint. q-SRff: a. Dental. -2 <|f[: ; ^i ^asjf *ir Suitable to the tectb. [ see A A ) letter . of the dental ^jfli aboe. tootb. [ W-lT-3v^ ] 1 Kiting, ; i N r 1 -flifr, ^r-af^, ) f^jftufft injure, hurt. -2 To deceive, cheat. To go. -II. 10 U. ( ^mift-fj ) To impel, propel, drive onward. Ved, Injury, hurt, damage. Ved. Deception, fraud. ' : N. of a tree. N.of the daughter of Bhlma, qTTVtfr She wa so kiog of the Vidarbhas. [ called because by her raachlcss beauthe pride of ajl lovely ty she subdued women cf. N. 2. 18 : : ^>T, jp% ^KI ; deiid. -4 Slaying, killing;U 5.35- ; venomous. -2 Mischievous. A 1 gpf; serpent, snake -2 A reptile in" general. -3 A demon, Rakshasa ^TJflfa ^5iw?'^?g5>n'53rErr1 Bk. 1. 26. I. 1. 5. P. ^nft or ^flia -3 ; i ; for Vikr. 1. 50. 1 ; ; Having long ^K< 5^] mind. -5 Punishment, fine Ms. 9. 284, 290 8. 293 Y. 2. 4. -6 Mire, mud. -7Vishnu. -8 N. of a brother of Darnayantj". it Ved. 1 A H:, of a house, home. -2 The inmates a lord, ruler. house. -Comp. ^f| m. N. of a king, father of f|rg- ; -^Tsraf: -2. chattering of the teeth ; ^HI% -2 Self-command, subduing ; Si- 6. 54. -2 ?3?r 3rfJ% iU: TV. Jugged, dentaud, notched, seriated, uneven ( fig. also ) 3r*ai*fTwaJ?g- To -*fi3T?I7:, 1 ] I iwft-'ft ) ; ; or projecting teeth 15. 37. curbing the passions, self-restraint ( Rirft TtUffitt ?f 5"?f^Bg. 1 0. 4 the mind away ftati ) -3 Drawing from evil deeds or curbing its e\il propensities; ( f-t^aif^Hofr j^sr q'^PrTTr^IW fl qflrfffft ^T' ).-4 Firmness of Kn. 16. 2. ?ier^ H. 1. 35 K. 1. 71 -Oomp. ivory. ^: the juice 5-3; exuding from the temples of an ele- 6. 34, Si. 10. a the pomegranate tree. ^torr ! kind of musical instrument or harp. fff: [ HTT- phant in rut. ?3* a [ 4rt-TOf ( ; ; ; ; To Pt- 4. .ing. from a " An elephant 4^ ^uigorf^unr$f^'i& 4tTT3<7:, 1 ; *ria biting one another. Bv. ) -4 To paciTo tame. -2 To subdue, conquer, overpower. -3 To afflict, crush down aiferflrCT ?TCaut. fy. Tooth againat tootb, ' ^cfr^Trt '"d. ^WtT, ; : pin or ehelf projecting wall, bracket. ( ^Tul?T, 42, 19 UTRITJJ; 9. are set A -3 4 P. little subdue, conquur, restrain; fa TOTWTC Bk. 18. 20 the citron tree. to one's 3rf4i a. Paying attention teeth. 1 A tooth. ( at the ecd of comp. ); see ^r -2 A peak, summit. -nrf, tteth. -?, ^, ?1 A ha tamed. -2 To be calm or tranquil; MB. 4. 35, 6 8, 7. 141. -3 To tame, iffoj! - gums. viz. pi. the dental letters, ?, <*i ache. ). when they as ( see ; The ocean. a iwrf. slightly, to some extent. 3: gnashing or rubbing together 1 ; 1 1 the teeth. of the teeth on edge ). small Ki. 1. 38 Little, ?si??'r acid. (-5-) ! sourness, acidity. -2- the citron tree. sr^kr tartar of the teeth. 5n : ^: a lip looseness of the teeth. a. ii. A golden swan ,, tirst Nala. Afterwards at a Svayamavara she cho:o Nala for her husband from out of a host of competitors among whom wete the four gods Indra, Yama and Varuna themselves, and the lovely pair spent gome years very happily. But their happiness was not destined to last long. Agni, 492 -4 Sin^ wickedness. -5 The thunderbolt of Indra. -6 An epithet of Siva. ouvioim of the good fortune of Nala, entered bis body, and induced him to play at dice with his brother Pughkara. In the heat of the play the infatuated monarch staked and lost everything except himaclf and his wif e.Kala and Damayant/ were therefore driven out of the kingdom, tion. Damiyantj hypocrite, an impostor Bg. 13. 7. While single garment'. wandering through the wilderness, to pass through several trying adventures, but her devotion to her husband remained entirely unshaken. One day while he was asleep, Nala in the frenzy of despair abandoned her, and sha was obliged to go to her father's bouse. [ W.-fr^-iJf ] -3 An I A a. I -2 Indra's thunderbolt. 1 ; U*. A. To I 5 ft?r) JTratsHwwrfo a^ 119 8. 15. Ht**w*n*S.38 be fond of love, like, ; 1. 4 srT3Tr H -3 To pro- ffo Bk. Bfe. 10. 9. 13IT ?fr w [ ness, compassion, Tamed, calmed, tran- Pity .tender- (H?f->Ti% 3T5. ] A 5 mercy,sympathy -4 bank A on KiUhuma. Red lead. Terror, precipice. mound. or ^T^T: m.pl. country bordering y- Fear, terror, -^p -f/- A :, ^<jHMt: ; ; ; 10 9. -4 To go, move. -5 To grant, give, divide or allot. -6 To hurt. Taming, -2 Tbe heart. -2 ^/. A mountain. A -2 63. l tect cavity, hollow cave. Fleeing away, taking flight. -3 the for Over-running country forage. feel sym- To A 1 -4 1 pity qr compassion for, pity, pathise with (with gen. ); JUT^n S. ^W: An I Surf. -3 current. fear. -3 TWT37- punisher, chaetiser. epithet of Vishnu, or Siva. Efffrr ; A eddy. -2 Breaking. A in. Y. 1. 130 diamond. ?^1 After some time a lie was united with her husband, and they passed the rest of thir lives in the undisturbed enjoyment of happiness. See Nala and ./Hituparna also ]. ?'% a. ^n^y: A Wicked, Timid, cowardly. Breaking, splitting. m. f , ^ofV [ ? 3?aj] de- Cheating, [ ^1,-Hilr ?33^ ] ceiving, deceit- 'clad in a subduing. -2 a. a. Cheating, deceiving. ^PfcC a. [^-fBrft] 1 proud. -2 Hypocritical. had causing fear %i,-% vermilion. -^T; -^f: Vishnu's coach ( it^jtvij ). Ku. cave, cavern, valley; 10 q-cfir mTT s^fJ- ^r l. ; ?{t ^r Bh. 3. 120. a mountain. ?RtTj>..p. 1 ^ -Comp. m. FrightetiedTtorrified. -2 Timid. -3 Torn, 2 P. ( ; rent. ^ - quillized. -2Conquered,curbed, sub- H. dued, defeated. CO 1. B. ; To 11 2. bo poor or ; needy ; . a. Tamed, subdued. -2 Tam- 1 w ?ir trR^rfffar ing, siiVluing, overpowering. ^itr a. 1 To be trained or tamed. of 6'iva. -2 To be punished, punishable. nr 1 A young bullock ( requiring training and experience sTr^fr 7nr ), . -2 ; .] ed, subdued, ^. compassion remark c. ; overpowererf, curbed, bridled see %a -J restrained, Docile, tame, mild. -3 Self possessed, self-controlled TJ. 5. -4 Jimutavuhana's <j. GUnula to A in Nag.: f a. [ ; ^ ! ; of a tree ( ^ ). fffih/. [:^-r5>O subjection, control. I Self-restraint, -2 The patient endurance of bodily mortifications, religious austerities &e. -3 Humiliation. ^ j Fire. ( ; 2. 70; Ma. ,'J. triko Me. 6. 13 ; 4 U ; 2. . A woman beloved tfr 182. 2. ^fflmfsftT: wife, one's ^Rffrfsfif^rTfrf'r'fr Bv. 2. 182 Ki. ; ; 3 hen-pecked hua- band'. 1 ^ -< : , -2 A terror, l.A cave, conch-shell. [ ={,. dread ; $rr f%rffTT?t: Ki. -H.6ae.il. or a. Cracked, mountain. 2 broken. A jar { : 1 slightly broken. 1 A frog. -2 A cloud. A kind of musical instrument. H7 A musical instrument in gene- -3 ral. Tear, ?< JtTT H'^T frf- TV. ] I A t i)(J. A 1. 33. -2 A stream. little, slightly (in comp.); Bv. 2. 182, 7 Mfr<(Tff ; frog wfW vm? A ; tr Mk. lund of 5. 14. -2 A musical in- btrument such as a flute. -4 A mountain. -5 N. of a mountain in the south ( associated with Mula- ya ) * ; Deceit, fraud, trick^-^] Ueli iou B I 3 hypocrisy Bg. 4-,-J Arrogance, pride, ostenta- "fiV 6- see g^\^. ; ^^ A -2 A stake -2 A die cavity, ] *: arrange, Bering. 3*: dice A gamester. f 1 Gambling. cloud. -3 To kill, destroy, down. -2 ( A.) To. collect, 24. 3. ^ arj%;^ a. Kind, compassionate. 3X a. [^-si ?,] 1 Tearing, rending &c. ( at the end of comp. ). -2 Little, hole. 1 ^Tf?*t at play. ; 'a 5 ; a. Poor, needy. ^ftf^rfa. Poor, pauper, distressed. : ; 116. ?.il. 5 P. See U- ( ?nqftT ?t ) | Poverty ^R^Tq^T H. 2. 57, 52, 3. ; 5;Bv. %f%% ff??ro'r Poverty. ii^:5r?rt ; 18. .31. Vikr. 11. 74. Mk. P- [ 1;*$ ] Beloved, desir A husBk. 10. 9. small. comp. of -jt.iff and Hiubaad and /ife u. i. 35 2f "' ' 3. 50. ' ed, liked Bk. a[ ?Rs{l-iP ] Poor, needy, indigent, in distressed circumstances, " ; Subdued, conquered, vanquished U. 5. 33. -5 Kesignod. -6 Liberal! -7 Dental. -8 Patient of bodily mortifications or austerities &c. -3-. 1 A tamed ox. -2 A donor. -3 N ; g^fj whrflfi^f 5. 80. -3 To be- ; : 3?rg^ ] Kind, tender, compassionate merciful, 2. 2 fft: Bk. or sparse come thin . ?<JTsJ U. ?R?l% y^r Bh. cf also.K. U. under Tam- 1 epithets of in Ubet. ) the sen- ( II -2 To be in distress; ; - Mu. 3. 3. ??T nrrfS K. 6. 78 steer that has to be tamed. a. an epithet -T: ) the timent of heroic compassion sentiment of heroism arising out of V. 5; fr cpr<: ( -%3[: |jj;, Buddha. : ^ -Comp. H. kind, sympathetic. ; so ^*7HrT U. 4 Mai. 3. -Comp. ftfjr^the darkness of fear; 1 ; ; it. 10. . - , 493 bly of villages, district, province. the mouth of a pipe. TJJ. -Comp. ^ ^ " Herpettc. t, ?W, ?ffo &c. ( ^: [ f w-T5J sacred grass A si ] 3T^ Kim ( See under grass kind of used at S. 1. 7 ; ) ceremonies &c. R. 11. 31 Ms. 2. 43, 3. 208, 4. 36. -Comp. -3TfT: a pointed blade of darbha grass S. 2. 12. 3J5J ; ; ; of darbha grass. full watery place MrgTT: the Munja kind of grass grass. inj- ) -- tf^T: ( vr?t a a bed of Kusa grass. ^HJ A tired private a apartment, re- room. fIT a. Ved. 1 Destroying2 Tearing, rending asunder. A 1 3?r; [ <j-^ ] -6 The blade of any weapon. -7 A clump, heap, quantity. -8 A detachment, a body of troops. -9 Al sTrg^f: loy or adulteration. -Oomp 1. foam. -2* a cuttle-fish bone. -3* a ditch, moat. -4. a hurricane, high wind. -5 red chalk. -6 wild gesamum. -7. the Eunda creeper. -8. a Sudra -9. the headman of a village. -10. an elephant's ear. ajrssj- rand or the banks of a river. f^faf: the jinrrtheKetaka plant. creeper. tree. Bhurja ^mr a thorn. fibre or vein of a leaf. gj%:,-^/. the grfr gf% wit gyr: Bh. 1. 59. ^wfri/., ?T%: m. A clod of earth. ind. ?5I: By in pieces, frag- ments. A 1 ^<j: A door-keeper. An epithet of Indra.-2 musical instrument. -3 ^jjfltfc: 1 A a village-constable, -2 kind of <4fr5* Timber, a piece of wood. ?f?Rr j>. p. [^-rp] 1 Broken, torn, rent, burst, split. -2 Opened, expanded. -J Bisected. -4 Driven asunder, dispelled, scattered. -5 Trodden down, crushed, destroyed. -6 Manifested, displayed. Air, wind. ^7= -^ET A A 1 ladle, spoon. -2 The expanded hood of a snake Si. 20. 42. -Oomp ^s a snake, serpent. gtrf: an oblation ; made with ^ 1 P. fr f^rr g * 28 1. crack 5% f^?H*JT Git. burst ; ; %%31; as a ( 1 f ; r- 56. 23 Bv. 1. 15 ; Si. fJ)R5^T: Ki. 10. 39. Caut. ( ^r-airft To cause to burst, tear asunder. To -3 To Mil. ; -WITH T^ wither. tear f^ up. to 1. ; -4 Fever, pain. -Oomp r: a forest conflagration ; open expand, bloom, flower ) ^rfm^TriTrtrt U. ToTut, divide, split. drive or chase away f ( ; ) 1 -2 dispel, 8. 1. caus. break, ) -4 to II Me. 53 ; K. P.9;Bv. ; 1. 36; ; K. 2. 14.' ^jj: 1 Fire, heat. -2 Pain, anxiety, distress. -3 Inflammation of the eye. ^mfa remove ( Den. P. To - 3- make distant, to a distance ). <-fcg a distant &c. split, crack fff^giWfff&wr^flT'nS N. 4. 88. -2. to dig up. Wild -2 forest. wood, 1 -2 forest-conflagration f^ar ^rftftft ^rgfr Subhash. -3 Fire- fire, ( a- Snperl. ( ^ of Mot ) ^ Cojnpar. of ) More distant or remote. -2 Far yond or removed from 1 be- ; fff: - 5^-3^ portion, part, ( 6 ) A ] (a) A I fragment ; Si. ; num. 44. piece torn or split off. ( a ) Tearing, cutting. -2 A degree. -3 A half, the half. -4 A sheath, scabbard. -5 A small shoot or blade, a B. 4. 42 S. 3. 21, 22. petal, leaf ; Aftf^Kl piece, 4. Bv. a. ( pi. ) 1. W 90. 1. -Oonrp. aiJj?y a. (-5)5 ve. ; Bv. 10. ten fingers long. (- of Vishnu i- -2- Buddha. the ten incarnations see under ; a. consisting of at least ten. the moon. aTTfl:, -3TTfJ': epithets of It&vana R. 10. 75. 3?tH?: an a superinepithet of Rudra 5^1; tendent of 10 villages. ijchitjl^l^ a. who lends 10 and receives 11 in return ; i. e. who lends money at ten per cent. gR5:,-gftlT: epithets of ; Havana ; U. 4. 27. 3nft:, epithets of Rama R. 8. 29 n. the ten ceremonies prescribed to the three twice-born classes. ^f^T a prose work by Duni/in. a. ten-fold, ten times larger. ITT*TT: a sn- Tfir:,-ir*itjt:,-jnPT^ perintendent-of ten villages, -irnft a or corporation of ten collection =?fl*s q. v. iffa: (*>KHi 'possessing the ten perfections,' an epithet of Buddha. 37 N. of an ancient city, capital of king Bantldeva Me. 47. a tenth irsr: ; ^m: of part. TO-, Buddha. an epitpet o Siva. wfrrtarr N. of Durga. JTT- epithet ^rjf: 1. N. of a country. -2. T: pi. the people or rulers of this country. W1 a. 1. ten months eld. -2. ten months in the womb ( as a child before birth ) an epithet of Bavana."^! an epithet of lUma;R. 14. 87. jjar a tonic medicine prepared from the roots of ten plants. W! N. of a celebrated king of Ayodhya, son of Aja, and father of Rama and his three brothers. [ He had three wives Kausalya, Sumitra, and Kaikeyi,, but was for several years without issue. He was therefore recommended by Vasishlha to perform a sacrifice which he successof fully did with the assistance /iishyasringa. On the completion ot this sacrifice Kauaalyo bore to him : Sumitra Lakshmana and Satrnghna, and Kaikeyi Bbarata. Dasuratha was extremely fond of Rama, Rama was his greatest his life, his verysoui '. Kaikeyi at the instiga- his sons, but ' favourite Thus when tion of Manthara demanded the fulfilment of the two boons he had pre- viously promised to her, the king tried to dissuade her mind from her wicked resolve by threats, and failthe most servile supplications. But Kaikeyi remained inexorable,and the poor monarch was obliged to send his beloved ion into ing these, by 69. Ten an epithet of 1. --g^ epithet of Siva. 4(^44= Indra's thunderbolt. heat. To dis- An 1 ^; ?JT. i&ft * JffT Amaru. 38. -2 20 7 To q-fjf^ ; U. 3. fireft Mai. 9. 12, ; 1 ( ?5rtfr, ^fscr ) split, cleave, Gold. -J 1 A wheel. -2 Fraud, '%vHf: honesty. -3 Sin. a ladle. &c. See under open, A weapon. -2 I Sftstra. ladle, spoon. sretTTTTt <'<}' villages. ( police-officer. 3^: Krishna or Vishnu. ; ?OT [ ?3-*<"f v$Z. ] Bursting, breaking, cutting, dividing, crushing, grinding, splitting , JT%>T5T- miuchievous or- harmful person ( ). -2 A demon, goblin. -3 A ladle. -4 injury, hurt. -S The hood of a snake. Kunda the of Buddha. exile. He Boon afterwards died of srftTrf^: arij . (-ijj) an epithet a broken heart B. 8- 29. ]. ^ Ti^H^nr: the sun period of ; ten 494 a ( -3T: ) nights. religion used -yr where the word J. ( in both senses.). ; , a. moon. the for ten years. kinds. ?] 1 the . -<jT?f:, 1. tie fulfilment of fate. -2- a changed condition of life. t%q*rrcr: ill-luck, misfortune. gun. a Indra. "sT^ff: 3t$n, ten. e lusting a of ten thousand, -2. flitr hundred and one or after happening thousand. *f( HT )fft ten thousand. 1* an epithet of the Ganges. -2- a festival in honour of the Ganges held on the 10th day of Jyeshtha.-J. a festival in honour of m. pi. f; Mo. ee under Consisting of ten, tenMs. 7. ismsft ?5T^t lor: A group of ten decad. -Oomp. Jm%3i a. hired for ten 3$T3i a. fold 47. this ^ ; A g rou P of ten ) decad. a- ( 'ft/. ) 55KTT Consisting of ten parts, ten-fold. -2 To To -3 see. To throw Caus. thine. parts. a. ^TH ( rfr/ Tenth. ) rf A a. ( jft/- ) old. Very . The tenth day of a lunar fortnight. -2 The tenth decad of the human life. -3 The last ten years of a century. -Comp. -$ST, above ninety years old. " 1 Divided into ten ^r7i-J; -2 Having ten. in. A parts. superintend- ent of ten villages. C Ved. Desirable, acceptable. a. Beautiful. of a cLas of 1 N. demons, enemies of gods and men, and slain by Indra, in this sense ). -2 ( mostly Vedic ?*g: [ W-'H,] evil beings An or outcast, -3 A of a garment, the skirt, edge or hem of a garment ^Tirrg* tRSTcTC1. 20 r%wr s^hrra^ji i?aY Mk. 4 - 2 The 5(TTfTr ^IT: T*fr wick of a lamp ; Rh. 3. 129 Ku. Ms. if. ; ; ; ; Mai. 21.-5 5. " ' - 5f*5fi*!fr Me. 7. 143. 53 creant 131, 10. 5. robber, bandit q-r** S 5 20 R> 9 -4 A villain, mis- thief, 3?f^ The threads at the end of of woven cloth, the fringe A 5 desperado, 30. -3 Age or time of life ; A period or see 33rt?[ below. -4 gtage of life as srrtar, jJkT, Ac. B. 5. 40 -5 A period in general. -6 State, condition, circumstances ; ; ; T^1?t IT: dition of The mind, understanding. -Comp. the sun ; ( for other 3*f^Tf^': I -f'?U meanings see under ^r^ ). afa: 1. the end of a wick. -2. tho end of life j m. ( vage, du. ) 1 The two Avins, the physicians of the gods. -2 The number An ass -2 A rol:two'. ^T: 1 ber. tf 1 The cold season. -2 The Destructive, Bb. ; 1. 71. ^: 1 injurious. A pigeon. -3 The number -4 A bad man. -5 The Bhalla'taka plant. -6 Lead- wort. (Repp). -7 The constellation ffrtoi. Fire. ' -2 three'. Burning, consainming by are a. 8. 20. -2 Cauteriz( ing.-3 Sour gruel. -Comp. -arrrfih ^ 1 fig. also ) ; water. TTH: the sun-stone. a tire -brand. *"?R: saaoke. 3?3fT fsfar Svaha, wife of Agni. WRff: wind. ^;fnr a. 1 To be Burnt. -2 Combustible. ^nrp.p. [^5-^] sumed by tire. -2 ( 1 Burnt, con- Fig. Consum- ) -3 Famished.-4 Inauspicious, as in 5*4%T1.-5 Dry, tasteless, insipid.-6 Wretched, accursed, vile, ( used as a term of abuse before a word ); srr68 so ^niSTS^Tr Bh. 3. ; -7 Cun- 8. mr 1 The quarter ( f^'4 ) where the sun remains overhead. -2 A lunar day or Rf3j on which it is considered inauspicious or unlucky to do any act. nj 1 Burning. -2 a -Oomp. wref: Cauterizing. ning Scorched 3T?: rice. Burning, con- 1 [ ^(r-HW-^rg ] flagration 3TiT5Tf% ft^ ll. 12 ; & ^Bar^ n% f M. 4. Ji- 4 j ' -2 Glowing redness ( as of the sky ). -3 The sensation of lunar mansion Asvint. -Oomp. q^tfl the constellation *vinl. %;/ wife of the sun and mother of the Feverish or burning, internal heat.-4 morbid heat. Oomp. 313T .) H. 4. 3. -7 State or conmind. -8 The result of actions, fate. -9 The aspect or position of planets ( at birth ). -10 ^ destructive fleice, AvinS,=jU Me. 109 -2 tf?- Burn- I [ consuming by Ore ing, Sa- ; ; stf^inT: ; 2, 39. raven. violator, oppressor. ; - be- outcast by neglect of the come an 45. Hindu who bus a essential rites See under %%. burn ed by grief, tormented, distressed. 1 a piece -2 Beautiful. -3 destructive. w. 1 Wonderful, extraordinary. A sacrificer. -2 A thief, rogue. -3 Fire. tenth part. 4. To exhaust, weary. 1 Wasting, perishing. -2 ?fl 5T Throwing. -3 Dismissing, sending away. ^5T a. 1 Wasted, perished. -2 Thrown, tossed. -3 Dismissed. a. [<ja,^] Ved. 1 Destroying, to -tf ;ft/. ) ?^ ^^r d- 1 In ten wixys.-Z In ten ^TOT ; camel. waste away, up, toss. -2 To decay, 1. P., 10 U. ( &ft, -II. perish. ^ ) 1 To bite, destroy, overpower. -< 1. to burn, consume. -2 to trR to torment, distress, pain. burn, scorch r^Rl f^T ^. mI.4P.(fnft) 14. -WlM fSrfl; tease, ; months. a. of 86, U. 4. in medicine). 8. ( Bb. A young 5f: 8 6. Mk. 1. 12, B. To cauterize country. ^T Durga held on tho tenth of ^svina. Tee people -2 23. N. of a country; 1 Ht S. 4. 1. a lump.-^ii^-qifijq m. end of a garment. -2- a lamp. -3W: -f%'U?f: in. 5 S. is sfcrt different states, vicissitudes of life f cf. ; R. 12. sacri- particular ice lasting for ten days. Vishnu. TO. an epituet of 1 5 i Vt< P. q: v. ( V* burn, scorch <&$!, ( 5. 20 ; 5. 14. ws, STVTIW^, f^fit fig. also ) 51?5irafl: ; ) 1 *t- To ^7gf^? Ve. 3. 6. 3?T?H5fo. des- kind of agallochum. tructive, bustible desid. ^f'fWWif^n Ki to burn, com3fTt inflamma- having power ; S. 2. 7. w*:i -W*^. "/ -Wc5 tory fever. bodies are bucnt, place where dead T, -ftaf <> allayihg cemetery. heat. ( -t, -ot ) the Usira plant. ^q-i^n^itTar ^5T^TJTflT5w S. 3. ^f| g^sRJrangit'i Git. 10 17. -2 To consume, destroy completely. -3 To pain, torment, afflict, j dis resi, grieve ; x Burning, kindling. -2 Incendiary, ^Js inflammatory. -3 Cauterizing. 1 Fire. -2 The Chitraka plant. 495 37 to address a speech to ijft. W1:, -31* or JT53TTC ?r to give reply 5Tt^?T to cause grief ^*rr^?r to perform a Sr&ddha JTTJT ^r to make way for, allow to pass, stand to reducing Burning, I ; ashes. -2 Cauterizing. Us-W^] 5!fN Burning, 1 o- [ ^s^flfor To be I ; -2 Combustible. ^^- o. [^?-3u] Small, subtile, fine, thin. -3 Young in age. -3 Un- burnt. <: intelligible, A 1 an child, -2 Any young animal -3 A younger brother. -4 The cav!ty of the heart, or the heart itself. -5 A mouse or rat. thin. ^: in ; 3Tff Caus. To wish to give, ^] Ku. Given, 1 A delivered, assigned. -3Placed,stretched forth. -4 Preserved, guarded of the twelve see I One rT: ; P. I. 1 [ir^ffr, srra to WITH grant. 1 t^EUnT To ; To bind ; i;Tf?r 3T%or K.R. -III. 4 ( ^r. give, exchange kinds of sons in Hindu law i%- ^im called Sk. -II. 2 P. flWR cut ^r] To ^ ) wmr ; ; ( also f^rr ^r ?57nrr T- 5TRT ?(?3T: gw: title added to the P. ?). -IV. 3 U. 9. names 168. of VaUyas: -Camp. ; ; 3iJTir( grant, bestow, offer, yield, impart, prent ( usually with ace. of the thing and dat., sometimes gen. or of the person loo. also, rrwrwTTOcft ^ ); R. 4. 58 ; JTW *ri ?T^ 3. 31, 9. 271 Ilariv. -2 To pay debt, fine &o. liver over. -4 -3 To hand or deTo restore, return. -5 S. 1 ; Ms. ; ( BB ). sacrifice, surrender ; JTTto sacrifice one's life ; so sir- ; (The mean- 3!^iT5r efj room ( re> ^fnn* srnft to give place see Mu. 2. 5 to, make ;' *frfi ; ; a 5^;T a bride for ; l'T 3" to command pronounce a blessing ?t to cast a glance, see ; ; ; per- sacrifi- ; Ki. ftrrf3t ^m: St. 4. 63 Pt. 2. 70 ( where V. 4. 25 the word has sense 4 also ); U. 2. 7, 4. 45, 5. 43. -6 Bribery, as one of the four Upayas or expedients of ^fnral^ 5. 9 ; ; ; ; whom Me. 32. |j- ; been paid. ??tT a. having a hand for supported by the support, given hand of siJ*r ^T?**rr Me. 60'"leading on SamDhu's arm'; *r VtUVtafB- 7. 17 (fig.) being given ^TTftfT! a helping hand, supported, aided, assisted |i?ti ?TT^arTO% Katn. -Comp. 3fm a ; ; 1.8; wrfTT %? ^^t"rr: gi^n^rt^e. : see gon ; Y. 2. 130; above. ^TT gift, Ved. A donation. gift, donation. Received u by gift. ^l??*? One of the twelve kinds of sons Ms. 8. 415 9. 141. see^ ; qrJ Protection, ing, purifying. : ; ; defence. -2 Clean- -3 A distributor. liberal. a. the flow of rut from g^lT an elephant's ijtf; alms-giving, charity. temples. -Ti%: 1 an exceedingly liberal man. -2- Akrura, a friend of Krishna. ' deed of gifts. a tT=f a qrsf a worthy recipient,' Brahrnana fit to receive gifts. srriShnsif security for of a debttHW a. made payment hostile by bribes. of the Vaisyas or tribe. A : c 2-21 An adopted meal .-2 Part, pos- cially a sacrificial share. ; ; A ficence ; R. 1. 69; Bh. 2. 43. -5 Ichor or the juice that exudes from the templ.es of an elephaat in rut ; session, ; clap the hands 3TrtHT*i &3TT ^T to airier expose oneself to trouble to expose to the sun's heat The 1 crpT [ 5[T-?35 1 ' Giving, granting, teaching. &c. ( in general ). -2 Delivering, handing over. -3 A gift, donation, present Ms. 2. 158 Bg. 17. 20 Y. 3. 274. -4Liberality,charity, giving away as charity, muni- dowry bus ; to issue orders, dance mented with 'o ?T 3i^?r?T ) ^5?T cfT to give ear to or listen ghow oneself to, grant audience to 51^ ^T to make a noise HTW ?T to ; ?t sacrifice.-'i cleaning. -9 Protection. -10 Pasture. -1 1 Adding. ^; Ved. I DieIribution ( of food ), meal, espe- ; ; ings of this root may be variously modified or extended according to the noun with which it is connected; q;ft ^T to think, direct the mind to donor. gr% o- looking at S. 1. 7. presented with sjrtfnrifrT e. complithe offering of a dance, . ; ; A overcoming one's enemy see TTFT-7 Cutting, dividing.-8 Purification, ed with respect. ^ anything tion. treat- showing respect,respectf ul.-2. II^C ?T ftmr ^r to sacrifice oneself. -6 To put, place, apply, plant; q&r fa &c. -7 To give in marriage lt S. 6. 21. 1 ; - To give up, ^f %5rltTTfr An instrument cf cutting, -2 Ved. A share, possession. -3 A gift, dona- ^T? a sort of eickje or knife. ; s^iJT* a- attentive. arrrJT^ m. an orphan or a son who oeing deserted by his parents offers himself to persons disposed to adopt him;cTTn'fHTrJ^^T! Y. 2. 131 3TI%T:N. of a sage, son of Atri and Anasuya, considered as an incarnation of BraSTT^TTOh'ma, Vishnu and Mahesa. a \3TT5ft given and recei-ved. 3i^5iT5rf%- ; cial rite. the quotation under Jjfl-.-J N. of see a son of Atri and Anaewyi i( Gift, donation. ^tri>q below. ; ) [ ?r-;jf ] 1 -2 A donor Bv. 1. 66. -J creditor. -4 A teacher. -5 formance of a -2 A cf. but with a?r the 7). p. is with 37, ;?qiiT with ft, f^g or nr^r, and with si, si^rr or STT ) 1 To give, wV/- cutter. 5T?7: Ma. II ; ^rg, ?TT 6. 1. A -lender, given away,presented.-2 Made over, gration. a. ( Giving, presenting, bestowing, imparting, &c. -2 Liberal. m. ( ;rr ) | A giver ( in general ); ^rg &c. [ ^r qnfr^f 9rT p- p. &c. marriage, offering, g, anting, ( 1 in r. - &c. fire, be given. -2 Pay\ To To be restored or returned. 1 Giving. -2 Cutting, destroying. -3 Distribution. ^NTI^-^ ) To cause to Desid. ( f^fai^ ) give, grant, &c. &c. heart Cavity of the heart, or the itself. -2 Fire. -3 A forest-confla- ^T see ; ; rn- -3 Reaped. -4 To be given ; to put in chains, fetter tf^rpt 5fi f^TT ^r fant. o. Small, fine, ^gj- ; ). Divided, cnt.-2 Washed, a. ^TtTHT able. -3 ; o'j^ ] 1 purified. out of the way ^< ^T to grant a boon HUTH ^T to fight 3Tf^ ?T to bolt, fasten or secure with a Utch Burning &c. a. f 1 ^ra a. ; ing, distressing. -2 An inwho employs giver, donor. and pays the priests ; ; -2 Tormenting, pain- getting on fire. A 1 T: stitutor of u sacrifice ( ^r: an epithet men of the third ichor flowing Tfft n., -ffrv from temples of elephants, -g?*: 1. a very liberal man. -2. ( In Shot. ) the sentiment of heroism arising out of liberality, the sentiment of chivalrous liberality e. g. Parasurama who gave away the earth with its seven continents cf the instance ; ; . 496 given ID R. G. under ^HTfc: in the south, southern wffS ^rf%- ; nfttTTTn*f ^TJT snit Pt. 1. A southerner, a native of the Deccan anfrorcr: r: a. exceedingly liberal or munificent. A mean o. or unworthy gift. Liber*!, munificent. -2 1 Da ving gifts. a. 1 Dae, best owable, ^Tsft*r be given. -2 Receiving gifts. fit to 3 A gift, donation. Valiant. -2 ConA donor. queriog, dest-oying. -g: 1 -2 Prosperity. -3 Satisfaction. -4 Air, wind. gift. -2 A w ; -2 The cocoa-nut. 3TT%f9rer o. ( ifff /. with a sacrificial gift. ^TWTT <*. [ ^ilrow Connected ) U. 1 ^rsj Detid. w r^ ] Re. o-g 1 (a) lating to a sacrificial gift. Politeness, civility, courtesy jrpr R. 1. 31. ^IIWT^T TTJTT 1 -5 A demon. n. I A Kindness (b) : V. 1. or obliging (one) to 3TT5f Causing pay or give. Bh. ; 22 2. fined straight sense be given. -2 Condemned Caused to pay fine, fined. -3 Adjudged. -4 Assigned, awarded. f^TT Desire of giving, Bv. 1. ; to give &c. Wishing cleverness. A ^ To be given, presented R. 3. 16. -2 a. [ ^r qnfror |TT ] 1 offered or ; Fit to be given, proper fora gift. -3 To be returned or restored; f^rmf^t^r- ^TH ^ ^f^^t V. 4. 17 ; Mi. 8. be shown. -5 To be 139, 185. -4 To given in marriage. -6 To be 'r Bg. 43. 18. ^TWWT tfr /. ) Relating south. # The " ( "ft/- ) ). 5^wi 3^ ] A demon, Sfilr^a^^liT^^iz^ e [ RaVshasa : ni Coming from or: A son of Gold or a golden orna- 1 !H II (OK m. A Brahmana W I Any one tf) : ^i^ s*: a god. : : A A Cleverness, ability Probity, integrity, ; A Relating to a sacrificial 1 [fl-JTR^] A string -2 A chaplet, a fillet, rope. garland in geoeral ; srrif sr^r ft^f1 f|^t ^r ftnsr ?rw ff^r Me.S ?; q^T^fthread,- *WfwA A Cb. P. 1 ; 50.-3 Si. 4. of lightning ) I%^TKTT inn^r* FJCT M. 3. 20 Me. 27.-4 A large bandage. -5 ved. A gift. 6 A portion, share. -7 A srsrst a &?&, girdle. -Comp. ( as ; Si. 5. 6! foot-rope for horses, &c. 3?*: an epithet of Krishna. A tooth, tusk. -srr The I A . foot- rope. string, cord. pome. the pomegranate tree. -Comp __ fjjTj-;, -vrsrT: a parrot. The pomegranate ( tree. A large tooth or tusk. multitude. -3 Wish, desire. 1 ^rft^rr The Kull. ^n ^ beard Lightning. ; Ms. -2 a. (&f.) Relating to a gr A kind of signs of religious devotion ^-. ). cheat, hypocrite, imposter. iliuBtiser, pnnisher. ?ff, tfnr, ^r3, &c. See under 37. ^Tf^f : 1 The C ) $* ^ '& hy pocr'.tical. -2 Proud, imperious. -3 Ostentatious; 5T: 1 A cheat. -2 sanctimonious. hypocrite. 1 A 8 ift P re ; 3-nr [?t-*n>raj f%fc TT^ rffPTT ^HT sent, donation i Mil. -2 The Chataka bird. -3 A cloud. -4 A water -crow. ( Written gift or to a gift in general.-2 Relatof A collection of ing to the south. also ?1W>{ sacrificial gifts. -Comp. ^ ) L?^^.] A A donor. ; ^nvawt^ 4 Ms. gift, donation. Mai. 3. 2 8. 199. ; rfff%nr : MM. -2 A nuptial present or the bridegiven to the bride -3 Share, portion, inherit; groom). ance, patrimony ; S^T 3TTrr?lff Ms. 9. 217; 77,164, ^in-JTfmnt 203. -4 A part orsharoin genoral.-5 DividDelivering, handing over. -6 -7 Less, destrucing, distributing. tion. -8 Irony. -9 Site, place. -10 HltTf Alms gallinule 7. TTT' &f- ( <*7fSnp -3f ] 1 Deceitful, ( SrferfSrfNr a- ( ^V/. ) Carrying and hide ( us mere outward a staff A ial relation. A 8- 283. Matrimony, the matrimon- ftrfq- ; stick or punishment. game with sticks. vulture. son of Daks ha. of ivory. See under ^f. ftffiJT n. 513. Made ( ?fl-/- ) ; 9. 1 sj^] dexterity, -2 : 51% (they being mythologically regarded as so many daughters of Daksba ). -2 N. of Diti, wife of Kasyapa and mother of the demons. -3 N. of Pirvatt. -4 The lunar conitellation called Revati. -5 N. of Kadru or Virata. -6 N. of Aditi, mother of the Dantl plant. -Comp. gods. -7 The moon. 1 q. v. See under ?tf^: , ; of PAr.uni. granate tree rw*grfttraTTOTrAmaru. 13. -2 9rffi} tf79 Mai. 9. 31 Small cardamoms w The fruit of A of the 27 lunar mansions a god. -2- &n an epithet jj^; of Sukra. line, streak Burning. ; student wearing gold ear-rings. ft. |. ; ': 3 _M -Comp. epithet of Vishnu. ; the Daksha family, Daksha. ment. to : honesty. ; ( rra: [VSRT ra -Comp A metronymic fitness, skill, paid (as a debt &c ). -7 To be placed, put, above. j applied, laid &o. see ^r A gift, donation. ^!$T o. Daksha. daughter of e^r. -2N. of the mother of P'uiym. N. of Panini. : make ; fri%^f %srr *rer 7*f%^rrgHtfnH- -3 The state of relating to or coming from the south $rf^Tf$rr% a. f^g cut, divide. To : 125. or ^)ffi^-fr ) (rf<,v/ in form, but not in ^T'TS': 7. 3. To (^Ftf3-?r) ; to Made of I ( ; Mil. 1.8.-2 Insincere or over-courteous conduct of a lover ( towards his beloved ) S. 6. 4 it is 'thus de; fluid, drop. 2 qfr/- ) ( from, or mixed or sprinkled with, coagulated milk. -2 Carrying about or selling coagulated milk. -3 Eating anything with coagulated milk. ^- A kind of broth. ; a. [ ^r-g ] ?rg o- a. Belonging to or living f at his given to a student -swi&r &c. -Oomp. initiution, forfeiture 79_ 9 ance. inheritance of ^ 3Tiq-: [ ; Ms. claiming inherit- a. ^T 1 one entitled to a share of patrimony, an heir JHI^T << <$\ S^TTr^T ST Nir Y. 2. 118 Ms. 8. 160. -2- a son.-3. 1 ; ; ; 497 a relative, kinsman near or remote, a distant descendant. -4. a claimant or pretender in general r ^Tjrf: Sk. 3iTfr,-t[Y 1- an -2. a daughter. STTSJ 1. inheritaoca. -2. the state of being an inheritor. 35T3t the time of the partition of an inheritance. 1. a partner 5fg ; : in the inheritance. of property among of inheritance ). division HPT: heirs, partition a brother. -2- ( a. ( ftsjrr/. ) [ ?r-of^ ] Giving, granting, bestowing, &c. (at the end of coinp. ); 3^*, fi^ , &c. -sr: I An heir, inheritor. -2 A donor. M. also ) I Wood, ft picco of wood, timber.-2 A block. -3 A lever. -4 A bolt. -5 The pine or Dcvadaru tree. -6 Ore. -7 Brass. *Comp. 3J^ the peacock. srnira:: the wood-pecker, A a rent, gap, cleft, hole. -2 ploughed & w-A wife field [ ^rwra ( rr: srg^ cf . P. III. 3. 20 Vart. ] ( St. pi. ) 6.33; ^Kn sr?^ ^icM^m^iWnr Pt. 1. 100 Ms. *i%*: unr: U. 4 S. 4. 16, 5. 29. 1. 112 s 2.217 srtfbr a. dependent on a -Qomp. ; ; doll. ~5^*rr^rr a 33*ij53n a 1. a : lizard. ^> ; R.5 40. ; a crane. nt. Rw A) [ |-"I?O Break- ( ing, tearing, splitting *T: SpfteiT ftfj:child,inf ant. -3 A -4 A U. 1.19. ^rr.(ri?fl> ferrr marriage 1 ^rfojfr ; A Any f ^r- boy, a son.-2 young animal. hog. -Comp. village pet. -2 A wooden -Comp trce.-2 N. ^-M^ 3^ ] 1 oft A A Splitting, .tear- daughter. -2 rent, cleft. A harlot. -Comp. ^r*i the a. ( f(f. ) Wooden, S. agonizing poignant, of Vishnu. horror, &c. -J 1 A A husband. -2 cleft.-2 A Ms. 8. Severity, A 1 Hardness, Water, -3 Lac. ^rtf a. ( tf?/. ) Made of tlarlha grats ^rrtf 5^c3?3iq-?f? Craft^ S. 4. v. 1. a. ( j A ^T/. Wooden. council-house, court split, One familiar Damnas poly- kind of dis- ral. ; ( a ). :with tie or systems of philosophy. a. ( ^/. -2 Ground on 1 ) a Stony, minestone flat ( as Explained or illu8trated,by ajatcf v., that which is the subject of /. ) q. an illustration A frftRrsfV Subhash. Tearing, s: I rending. -2 Libeiul -J Kind A liberal or munificent man. -2 A donor. -3 An artist. -^ n. (said to be 63 ( gqjfa ) ; nr^fif!t Sankara. ^rr<JJ-fff( 5>ir- I The Malava country. -WTJ The rulers or inhabitanti of that country. Sse ^IT. also. giving. ' v. U.,5P.=^I?iq. A servant slave, in Bh. 1. 1 J ^f , general ^? -6 ( opp. 3U$ ). -8 A worthy recipient -9 A word addded to the ( name of a Sndra cf. 3*r- -Oomp. ' th* Blave of a slave ag ami* ) ( humblest of the servants a mark times used by the speaker as ; B8 ; TfT: ?W5T^ WllVf^l ant ,P j 15^W WTHfT 29 V 4 < TW' 3TTof humility ). elave ^H<my?J* wr^ - - J, "i d as a compound in tbe ' common the or mob tbe sense of servitude. TIT: ) people ?TW >8 ' ). : [?ifa|-3<5:] pi. ) ' ^TTT lQuicksilver.-2The ocein. a. m. ; ) word derived from the Persian ?:,-? Vermilion. 31* errSt^: ( ; corroboration.-3 Strength, energy. ^rir'-T I A couch shell the valve of. which .opens to the right. -2 &c. ; : cruelty, tightness, firmness. -2 Confirmation, chap. Poverty, indigence Tue a. Liberal, j^w WR: s?^] of son descendants ^T^TTfTt (* pI-) of Dasarha, Ihe Yadavas ; Si.^. 64. An epithet of Krishna. The son of a fisherman. 37%*'- 1 -2 A fisherman. -3 A camel. Dreadful nesa. ^T$^ 1 ; Harshness. -2 Cruelty. -3 ari^orf 1 gainist. ease. of ^T^T?T3j: ^m cruel re- 19 U. 3.5. -5 Sharp, severe (as words ). -6 Atrocious, shocking. or: 1 The sentiment of horror ( Hfl^-p ) -2 N. of rent. A 'f grief, Jpain, ( A 1 ^T^TOr:, -^T^nni: ; : made ?rR:/- Tearing, cutting. ^rft 5. an of Datjarathu in general R. 10. 44. -2 N. of Kama and bis three brother*, but especially of Uaraa ; R. 12. 45. -3 Fierce, terrible, frightful 6. 28. -4 Heavy, violeat, intense, wood. ^fft^ m. U. ff^'ft mother ; ; gift of a daughter in marriage. i?lT*r ' village mostly Satyavatl, 1 N. of Durga. ^fft^JT 1 ^TCTTCT: ; a JTTJT: ?T$( H )T: The eon of a fisherAn epithet of man's wife. ?ff Satyavatt, mother of Vyasa. figure. 270. [ ing, rending, opening, cleaving. -} The fruit of the clearing nut plant. -3 6. 1 , Vyasa. ; : hurt, fisherman; Ms. 8. 408 -2 A servant, ftm q.v ). epithet of jrctfarn cruel, ruthless, pitiless T^TM S. 5. 23 solve or nature To inhabited by fishermen. c|4)U| o,. [ ^-iSr^-j^ Un. 3. 53 ] Hard, rough*; U. 3. 34. -2 Harsh, I A 1 ^f^T: 409, 10 34. of Krishna's charioteer 3T5f<:H ^Tg?r 1 A pup*3f i^g^P? Si- 4. 18 a schoolmaster. "T [ C. ?Rpn5foffer an kill. any ^machinery of wood, The Devadaru TTflTr?:,-?T?:,-qf marriage " MM. ( ifRnfl-^, 3 ) 1 To give, grant. -2 To oblation. -II. 5- P. (^wrffi) wooden doll. $nr; sandal. a wooden spoon. 1 U. ?r 1. 1, 10 wooden puppet moved by strings. -2- ; wife. a. tt ; <j^ srirtTjft ; ^iWfr^r Ku. Bv. 1. 109, 34. Pained, troubled; n : wood-work Pt. 1. 90. >rf a wooden puppet. of gf: a kind drum. gfsr a wooden vessel, such as a trough. ij,M4i|,-%sFr a wooden ; 1 v. forest-conflagration. ; ^Tf. q. : 1 ^mr^r; <* ( At the end of comp. ) 1 "Giving, granting. -2 Causing, producing as in |^Tl?^ &c. =^ or ] r=[ -Comp. A female servant or slave. A fen ale servant or slave. -2 The ie of a fisherman. -3 The wife of a Sudra. -4 An altar. -5 A 1 harlot. -Oomp. kind of wild honey. of Tooth-ache. Brahmaru . v. N. of ludra. a ternale ( the ton S3T:, -g?Ts slave. *fh%ft knowing the Vedas ) wk a uttached 10 a female slave. collection of female slaves. enters into sing, g,en ^nff: Tbe nom ( 498 componnds, but loses its literal sense: ' a whore-son', 9- 3TfJT:JW:, -$(T: need as a term of abuse -Oomp. ' The son lfnfc:,-TOi: A -4 I 'i of a female slave. he son of a female -2 A Sudra. -3 lave. camel ; a period of honrs ), wftWwmr Kn. sftsorrPr ?RT ; jngfagujsfit S- 2 but like a female slave ' ). ?T$T*: night BT A fisherman. Si. 12. 32, 5. 66- 3T?t: 1. ^(4 Servitude, service, slavery, ; The 1 Sfna of the first *m S. U. V. 2. 1 8 R. Saturn ; 6. ; kind of mulcal instrument. . ^TJT daily VT:, -TPT: evening. occupation, daily routine of business. the nftfi^n. sunshine. torn, j A king. -Comp. grt, -ffinr: a demon, a JUksbasa. A demon. A bright weapon. -2 : Ved. 1 The sky, heaven. : f^-ft: A -2 1 Spirituous liquor. friend. $ sitter married ; A 1 woman An unmarried whose younger sister si^nrj upjijrfrf gf- wr ^rr&%7^T?fTrr ^cfT n -Oomp. -Mjfft; 'fnrrssnrjg'srr ^ i S*T f^firj;: a man who has a sexual intercourse with the widow of his brother ( not as a sacred duty but for carnal gratification ). Ms. 3. 173. Desire to sustain or sup. -T7^ the sun. g$ sun. is suppofed -fa* mid-day, noon youlh of day ). rise. A to the f&ft ) to gladden. -2 To please, ( glad, or to be pleased. f^ 10 A. late. -2 To ; To accumu. ( f|qrit ) 1 order, direct. So fipj(. A ball for playing with. 1. 48. A king of the Solar race, son of ai^rn^ and father of but according to KaKd&sa, of [ He is described by Kalidaxa as a grand ideal of what a king should be. His wife was Sndakihina, a woman in every respect worthy of her husband ; but they bad DO issue. For this lie went to bis family priest Vasihtha who told him and his wife to serve the celestial cow Nandint. 49 ] 1 *Sfs HT^T f ft), R. 4. 1. 15. -2 A day ( including the 1 U. 10 P., (^Rt, to moan. -WiTH gf> to lament, moan, Bk. 4. 34. suffer pain , (H ffo/- [tfWfaT TV. 5 "8 3?rvr '* ^ Norn. sing, at: ) 1 The heaR. 3. 4, 12 Me. 30. -2 The ] ( ven ; , -3 A day. -4 Light, brilliance. -5 Fire, glow of fire. N. B. The comfirst member are with sky. f^as pounds mostly irregular epithet of Indra 6. . n>-wfih an ; e. g. ; srsrf^arfMTTr f%3- f*ftstd heaven and earth r ) 3; ( " m., f^Tt*i; inhabitant of the heaven ', a god } S. 7 ; R. 3. 19, 47 f^r^f|: GU. 1 ; 7. m. the Supreme Being. f^ftrsr " reacD ' n f? or pervading the sky. the god, -2. j%*Nra; m. I. Chataka bird. -3. a deer. -4. a bee. -5. an elephant. a teor. A ven. -i ""he sky. -3 fo est, wood, thicket. . A day. -4 The heaven, -m. A day. 6^ cf . ftete f& 3TB5 Un 3. 121 ] A day f^-^r f?rw12. 3. 5Trir^T -W : [ ; -Oomp -- -^rW: the sun; gtf morning, daybreak. g^r a day s wages. RIW: evenMe. 99. ing, sunset "?*:, -^TT:, Rs. 3. 22. ; Raghus. evening, -^m 1 the sun Kti. 1. 12, 5.48 -2. a crow. -3. the sun flower. low ^Vflt: I. a Chant) a! a, a man of caste. -2- a barber. -3van owl. -*n: l.aChftndala. -2-a kind of bird her for days and were on the 22nd day favoured by the cow. A glorious boy wa then born who conquered the whole world and became the founder of the line of the ] A mushroom. P. or ' By ; ' ; ?imi ). --fsftf ind. day and night. ' a u^inr: SB :, -nfBlT: the sun. man. obscure an ', day lamp by 1 OJT ; detid |sfff, f^wtfr ) I To shine, be bright. -2 To throw, cast ( as a missile ) Bk. 17. 87, 5. 81. -3 To gamble, play with dice ( with aco. or instr. of the dice ) ; ' ind. ( o?f ( eftaft, ; 2. wish for. -II. 21 They accordingly served ' Day (opp. pre- 5nT*T day, in the daytime f^Tr -SITf^-^r^'to become day' -Oomp. y o. blind by day. 5T: a crow. a 3TU9fft, -jiftw ( -: ) an owl. musk-rat. 3r*WTH dose of day ', I. 4- 2. is sttf ;: ; B. R. . cardamoms. f^^ffT a me- To be 1 root preposition lament, pain, ^TicT-a ) 1 To cause vex, torment. -2 To ask, .beg. -III. 10 A. (^ifi) To suffer pain, lament, day's wages. P. 1 ( but with ( ; ; mountain be- ' 1 f^fa( ift )^> /. twice married. -2 Jifisff: -<jf^;, -^g:, fifth, sixth, seventh, *& m t^ 6 eastern hind which the false f^rj: The second husband of a woman married Again or twice- -2 A suitor. -3 A husband. /. A virgin widow remarried. ; :( eighth, eleventh, and twelfth signs of the zodiac taken collectively, -trpy a month. morning R 9. 25. or Firmness, stability. o. Supporting. fffijqim -w^W: -mSr:, N. of the /. 1 Cutting, splitting, f^TrT: dividing. -2 Liberality. -3 N. of a daaghtej of Daksha, wife of Kasyapa and mother of the demons or ilaityas. ; *m 13. 1. *T ; Chakravaka bird. f^TT [ ^t-^ pnr, ] Cut, rent, divided. B. ceded by a 9. ( Ve. ; 3*%^- 122 23fnnr: N. of 2 ) Sngriva ( 3 ) N. of Ka-na (4) Yaraa. the ( 1 ) the river Yamuna, ( 2 ) river Tapti. n darkness. $ftn s tft k.;Si.8. 32 trifle play, sport. -3 To joke, with, make sport of, rally ; ( with aco. ). -6 To stake, make a bet. -7 To sell, deal in (with gen.) ; -4 To g-jprnrnrt Bk. 8. ace. or gen. when the ?T: the sun. "aiitHSf! I- an epithet of Saturn. -J. of Karna. -3. m. the of Sogrtva. --qjT- ; ( 1. A Un. a day, -f ( 1 ) ffo: A young elephant twenty years old. See under rt 25. 2. any portion of e. an hour, a watch, &o. $ darkness. SRTT:, -sfcr:, evening, sunset ; R. 2. 15. 45. artf: midday, noon. Wftt Hi under P R- f^rf* "Tfft- -, &o. See is ?^H f^f HH 27 lunar mansions. elder ; ; sntH: daybreak, morning. bondage gffry^ fr* inWuffi' 5. 27 ; Ms. 8. 410. m. 25 >fhT:, -HVft: 1. ^vm ft 35 TS aV* n owl i f^wn- f^^nTnTrffrraK Ku. 1. 12. -2- a white lotus a thief, ing at night ). -J. openhouse ( 499 breaker. day and a. nttf rnid-tiay. ^g. the sun. by sleeping day R. ; . 19. b4. ( ( f^it-ef, fa deiid. ; of Siva. % ) 1 To point out, show, exproduce ( as a witness); r- or \tgft hibit, ^r:,-^W: sleep during day time. -T: ) an owl. U. 6 1%T eight. Of ] 4. Kn. /. ) [ <^r H*: 23 or belonging to the day ; 46 ( sft Bk. 5 m. one of the eight elephants said to and preside over the eight Ms. 8. 57.o2.53 -2 I'o assign, allot fEinfifriTfT fj^r f^TfT Mb. -3 To give, grant, bestow upon, deliver or make over to rrnrg'T^ fsrer cardinal The CLasha Ki bird; (also a. [ f|f% *rs;: JKJ ] heavenly, celestial. -2 , . 1 Divine, wonderful qTff'rsr'JrT^wj'g'sq'' Si. 16. i9 Bg. 11.8.-3 Brilliant, splendid.-^ Charming, beautiful. nr; 1 A superhuman or celestial being ; ; ; 64.-2 Barley .-3 An epithet of Yama. -4 A fragrant resin, bdellium. -5 A philosopher. sf | Celestial nature, divinity. -2 The sky. -3 An ordeal (of which 10 kinds are enumerated); of. Y. 2.22,95. -4 An oath, a solemn declaration. -7 -5 Cloves. -6 A A kind of water. ; -4 To pay ( sent Supernatural, sandal. 68 13. to m 't fj*g^?r: Cuus. ( ^if^-ff To I show, point out, allot, assign. -2 To teach, communicate, tell, inform. -3 To direct, order. -4 To confer, bestow. Nom. sing. %-'lJ ; Gtt. 4. mere direction of hero, such as ^4rjuna manner, method 8. D.f^Pr^ g^frtrr cloves. ( -ti ) JTTIST: a Gandharva. baving divine vision, heavenly-eyed ; R. 3. 45. -2- blind. ( -m. ) monkey. ( -n. a divine or ^&^- J- ) prophetic eye, supernatural vision, the power of seeing what is invisible by the human oye. ^rfsr super, natural knowledge j^j m. an astrologer 3)53- a present offered to a deity for the accomplishment of one'* desired object. : the Kaipq- ravlra tree. inquiry into celestial phenomena or future course of events, augury. nr^- measuring the time according to the days and years of the gous ngT: a derai f??r a fabulous gem said to god. grant ir^: -2 ( a ) The hint, bk. b ) ( ( Hence 5*. q ; ?1WH ^^WH^JWI Mode ) sr^ffrar; flf*r: Ak. -J gion, spaoe, place in general. -4 A foreign or distant region. -5 A point of view, manner of considering a suoject. -6 A precept, order. -7 The number ' ten '. -8 side or party. -9 Tne mark of a bite. ( N. B In A oomp. f^ before (^ becomes with words vowels and soft conbeginning sonants, and f^ before words beginning with brd consonants e. ; g. its possessor, the stone cf. philosopher's fjmiifti. W: a celestial cor moving through the air. ^. 1. quicksilver. -2. heavenly wator or love ; V. 2. : word or voice. ear which hears everything. tfRjf/. the celestial Ganges. wnj: N. of one of the Visvedevas. wrt! the SAla tree. -~WT^^ a an celestial the horizon. Sf^H ly the direction, showing mere- I out only the general mode or manner. -2. a general outline or survey. -3. a com- pointing of the quarter of tne compass see -2. N. of a poat said to be a contemporary of Kalidasa. ( This interpretation it based on Mdlinatha'a gloss on Me. 14 which is, however, very doubtful ). irrlri, -QTcT: the regent or guardian of a the ( for the names of quarter several regents, see sref^q-ffy cf. Ms. 5. 96 ; 7. 303. also ). w, tne f|nr3f. : ; HTT: a point surrounding region. of the compass, direction. rrg-fj = f|?^ q. v. srr^the mere direction or indication. g^- any quarter or part of the sky ; ?^|t R fr?^i^Tf|^ g^ V. 3. 6 ; Amaru. 5. jfff : mis taking the way or direction. 711 a stark naked, unclothed. ( -$r; ) 1. a Jaina or uddhist mendicant of the class. -2. an epithet of Siva. renowned orjcelebrated a. in all quarters. Direction, quarter of the compass, region, &c. -Comp. f^m,f?"TST,f^wr, f^ft^.&o. ) -Oomp. 3T: end of the direction or horizon, remote distance, remote place Bv. 1. 2; Mai. 2. 9, R. 3. 4, 5.67' 16. 87 !TRT?^TcTf'Krr cnrrT: & e ! 3itTf 1- another direction. -2. the intermediate space, atmosphere, space. -3- a distant quarter, another or foreign country. .3^ <j. having only the diiections for bis clothiug stark naked, unclothed ; naked mendicant ( of the Juina or -2- a mendicant, an ascetic. -3. an epithet of (1) Siva Buddha sect ). ; (2)Skand. -4 darkness, (-ft)an' afarft: u nikod epithet of Durga. mendicant ( of the Jaina sett ). ?5T:>~?> *'*! 'be regent of a quarter; see 3THT^ One who runs . , in aH directions, a fugitive. a. ; desires of all wfrt %n inof the general lines ); ^-fo often used by commentators ( ; direction, ( ) g^f A. a thiug, &o. water. T^qTJ^f: a god. -3?PTr^T: /. a herb of great supernatural efficacy, i. e. curing snake-poison Mu. 1. 21. --jfrrfcj; a. I. taking an oath. -2- undergoing an ordeal jrvrsulphur. ( -tjr ) large cardamoms^ 1 cardinal point, point of the compass, srd? 7 r quarter of the sky . 3. 14 ; f^f$r f^ftr f%<^ f%^ rain- worldjtri^pT'f^nrqstn-4. 1. ?rj WT 5-ir3itf>r. Vikr. pass. ^r?i preternatural redness of the horizon. STPT: 1- an elephant nymph, celestial damsel, an aptaras. 3f^=T a. partly human and partly divine ( as a ). 3f^k: ; ( dication a heavenly f^r: .) kind of -Oomp r pirj f^^rf^ ; allow, per- Ki. 5. 28. [ f^f?r w- f^nro ^ ] Be t longing to or situated towarda any quarter of the compass. : ffcp-P- L^W^-^i ] I Showm indicated, assigned, pointed out. -2j Described, referred to. -3 Fixed, settled -4 Directed, ordered (ic.-^ Time. g- 1 Assignment, allotment. -2 Fate, destiny, good or ill luck i HT {% S.2. -3 Order, direction, command. -4 Aim, object -Cosap. 3^. ' the end of one's appointed time ',. death f^stin ; R. 9. 79. ; : ; $^HreiK -^ direct, command. -7 To order, a^"m ) see ( ; Vikr. 7. 1. 3TTW observation of the quarters of the compass. 1. the horizon. -2. the whole world. gp? :> ftsrr: 'conquest of the directions,' the conquest of various countries in all directions, conquest of the R. 5. 30, 11. 2, 16. 72. as tribute ) -5 To conR. 11. 49. -6 To ; points f^fiaiKr: 1%^ 1 ; 5. 65. young girl guard ; a. a -*ff f woman. , ] -2 1 Assignment, allotment. Direction, 'command, instruction, rule, precept. -3 Fate, fortuue, 500 -4 Good fortune, destiny. happi- ness, any auspicious event as the birth of a son ); such ( -5 To thread. ; length. ind. sing, of f^fg Strictly ( luckily, am, how' foran exclamation of I tunate, bravo ( joy or gratuhtion ) fifE^r nt% M41. 4 RTK=5rr wff n^mf rsrU. 1. 32 ; Ve. 2. 12 ( %; ; ; ; f^ means upon ' as in ; ' Q to be congratulated vuf a-J S. 7 ). I' j: A giver, donor. 2 U. %fo fV^i ( To ) 1 spread over oil, defile, j f atoint, emear, plaster, 3. 21, 17. 54.-2To Bk. pollute ; K. 16. I5.-3 To augment. increase, A : fte-srtf ST] [ 1 Ki. 3. 55.-5To be illus; Cans. ( ^(iroffr-ft ) 1 To kindle, set on fire, inflame. -2 To illuminate, light, irradiate; f3rT*Tt a )Consecra- ( f*(N tion for a religions ceremony, initiation in general; R. 3. 44; 65. (6) Re- ceiving the initiatory mantra. grace -2 A light ; ; ; B. 16. 15 -2. [ ^ifg^R^, 3$rr artfft^ ^r ] 1 Oonsecrated.initiated (as for a religious careinony); 3tfa<tp-P- msw 3K ; -4 Crowned formed, M41. 1. 29. -2 Soiled, defiled, -3 Poisoned, envenomed ; Ku. 4. 25 1 Oil, ointment. -2 nr-. Any oily substance or unguent. -3 Fire. -4 A poisoned arrow. 5 A T: polluted. story ^ ( __ true or fictitious I. 4 A. ( ftti, pe- -2 To waste, decay, dimi4 P. ( *Wet) ( Ved. ). -HI- 3 P. Ved. I To oar, fly. bine. -2 To please, be admired, appear good. -m ceremony), may have performed a ceremony, such as sacrificial grand ; A -2 Risen ( as a star ). fa: 1 Boiled rice. -2 Heaven. -3 An epithet; of ( 1 ) Agci Final emancipa( 2 ) Brihaspati. -4 ; 48 22, 17. soot. 1 consecrato or prepare oneself for the performance of asacredaite ueo fc-2 To dedicate oneself fiJffT below. to. -3 To initiate or introduce a pu-4 To invest with the sacred ; lamp-black, the wick of a v^sr: l.lamp-black.-2- lampihe Champaka tree. lamp stand. 507: alarap vrrsrsr ; R. 19- 51. tern. -4. the tree q. ^jg. a y. flame of a JTT3T 1. a -3. a lan- illumination. lamp-stand. -2. a light. f^r: lighting, called devada'ru moth. ftr^rr l-'the lamp. -2. ^'SWT a row of lamp-black. illumina- lights, ; IfghtjH.S. U. 6. 18. -2 ; Ku. ^ft Brilliant. a. -TO. Tne 2. 2, 7. 70. A. 2. ( fnftet ) I To shine.-2 making 1 A particular gold coin ; Rrasjm^ HIT <Tig?i'arr^ ^tam-nf Dk. -2 A coin in general. -3 A gold 5 A weight ornament. -4 A seal. [ Gr. denarius ef. To 1 shine, 13 ; A I $f; managing a lamp. lamp ar^r ^i9fnri^ f light, ; . ( In Rhet. ) 64 ed ; ; 2. A of figure speech in more objects ( some 'relevant' and some arn^r 'ir5if(T relevant' ) having the same attribute 'or are associated together, or in which several attributes ( some relevant and some irrelevant ) are predicated same object Wf|i%?g 'Wt fcTS Vf'S of the i u ^ ; K-.P. 10 ; cf. ]. ^THHTW: M . 2. ^rci^ wfoffrrRtS44 ;Bk. 2. 2, B. 14. H. Pr. 46. -2 To burn, be light*mr *mr%4 ^ ; TIH^t^N. -3 Illustrating, ; n Chandr. 5. 45. a. [^Ti.f3i?ifg ^S?^ 8"] Maze, (ng. also): ffi^: WV<X* ^crs^^rc^ bright, beautifying, making illustrious. -4 Si- 2. Exciting, making intense 55 Pt. 3. 28. -5 Tonic, stimulating digestion, digestive. -6 Skilful ; appear. ^T^T^: ; Kindling, inflaming. -2 Illuminating, : To i% -^rft ^ift, wretched. fhtft, tfft/r ) ) worship- arrtnriT flame of a lamp. which two CTfufingr of gold a. Distressed, 69 spiration. To seem, si'g: 2. ; wrfsr frift^T a cat. Amyof 1 N. ; Splendour, b ightness. -3 Bodily 1'tsBh. 2. 29. -4 A finger. tre, energy -5 Ved. A religious prayer or devotion. -6 A aon-JD-law. -7 Divine in- sun nj The feDistress, wretchedness. Comp. male of a mouse or shrew. a. kind to the poor. ^Wc5 a friend of the poor. fsr^T: ami consecrator, spiritual a- 1 Shining. ; * a ( father. in distress or mipoor person, one sery ; ?frUHt.?msr: Mk. 1. 48; f^-- B- 2. 25. = -Comp. new moon the day of fmrsi q- v tion. #!%%:/ afflictdigent.^ Distressed, ruined, ed, miserable, wretched. -3 Sorry, sad KT R*% dejected, melancholy, 4. -4 Timid, frightened. jrt^hffGtt. ^;A -5 Mean, piteous Bh. 2. 51. pil. -5 Per- tion. / A.( ^i the 4. 5. engaged in a Diksha. -2 -3 A parson who or whose ancestors ruin. Splendour, lustre. ViftfirrV. I a. [ %\-f WT -T ] Poor, in- 1 R. priest pupil. m. To f=j;) 1 -II. ^./. Decay, A ). rish, die. nish. I A (as, ; lamp, ping an idol by waving a light before it. 3Trf&:, -?ft, -3TT^V,-^r?^: nocturnal illumi1 . a row of lights, nation. -2- particularly, the festival called Diieali held on the night of new moon in aitf^T. 3if&W the ; 67. ; 1- 5Tr Prepared for u sacrifice. -3 Prepared B. 11. for, having taken a vow of 132 A ] ; p. [ f?5-1> ] 1 Smeared, anointed, doubted; f^rrewtTiJT Ms. 3. J%T(? p. Cn-tSr? 3TJ [ ; ; cred thread. -5 Dedicating oneself to a particular object, self-devotion. -Comp. Mtf: a supplementary sacrifice made to atone for the defects in a preceding one. qr%: the Soma. -4Toadorn, raise. Ri. 10. 1. Pt. 1. 221 S. B. so^nn^Vtr&c. Pollution, soiling. Anointing, smearing. -2 1 ; #T: ceremony preliminary to a sacrifice. -3 A ceremony or religious rite in general fMr^ferl B- 3. 33 Ku.7. Investiture with the sa1, 8, 24. -4 ^^T^rrlTfrT ^* U. 1 ; Pt^l, 167 3TIT5rT*ITH^5 CTf^ r: 'SSTt^r: S. 2. 16 ;R.8. 75, 11. 24, Ve. 1. 35. -2 f%5/- ; ; trious. 5ter [ frw HI* ?gz ] Jnitiatioc, consecration. ^ter ( fig. with anger spiritual guide. the instr. Fortunately, ) thank God, bow glad or excited, Bk. also ) R. 5. 47 15. 88, Si. 20. 71. -4 To be fired increase head, to be shaved. K. 55 r% K. 70. -5 A sort or measure of f?B=9rr -3 To glow, be inflamed -6 To prac-7 To shave one's saciifice. tise self-restraint. I Kindl- &c. -2 Digestive, ing, inflaming, tonic. -3 Exciting, animating, stimulating ; Mai. 9. 46. A *r 1 Kindling, inflaming. -2 .digestion. -3 Exciting, stimulating. tonic stimulating 501 PT?fT' -4 Long ( as a -4 Lighting, illuminating. -5 Promoting digestion. -6 Saffron. ^fasfnr " To be 1 vowel), as the ar in' sat lighted or ; & on fire. -2 Combustible, inflammable. -3 To be excited or stimulated -4 Relating to tonic mediaines. An aiomatic seed ( it^i^t ). tonic medicine. A I ^fq^rr 9. 70. -2 torch light, (at the seventh, and eighth signs of the zodiac. -4 A hind of grass or reed. if A long lake or oblong tank. ind. I Long, for a long time. -2 3^-^. Deeply. -3 Far. -Comp. I. a messenger, an express. -2- a TT; 4 A K. 4. 75- ; endof corap.Hllus- t-ator, elu.cidator, as in cf&frft-}>r.-J 3Mv*Pflamed. fested. wrenx -2 InIlluminated. -4 Mani- P- \ Set on fire. ^hrjj. p. [frc-rjj] 1 inflamed, kindled. -2 Glowing, hot, flashing, radiant. -3 Illuminated. -4 Excited, stimulated. -5 Luminous, bright. -6 Heated by the sun, o. qprni ( Indian ) crane. stature ). ^rfr, a beam. bear. in general citron tree. ( The A 1 jr- ). lion. -2 the sun. ST-ST: -Tfra3f: a 5^: sugar-cane, -^sr: |. -rftas. 2- a crane. -3 Inflammation of jrGoM. -Oonrp. sj^r: the nose. rTT:. of tall ( in -If^T: a camel. camel. fsrg: a snake, serpent. of Ahalya palm R. 11. ; -ft the tree. provident, prudent, far-seeing, longsighted ; Pt. 3. 167. -2. sagacious, wise. ( -m. ) I A vulture. -2. a bear. a. far-sighted, -3- an owl. JTcJ: I. woman a. makshrewd, prudent. .tr^ ing a long continued noise. ( -3-; ) cock. -3. a conch|. a dog. -2. a of glowing piety, fervent in devotion. ftfnfT: a lion. Vishnu. -**T: an eartb-worm. a cat. at? brass, bell-metal* OT^a. A ^hr^f: none. ^ long sleep. -2. the long sleep, sleep of death R. 12. the fork tailed shrike. 81. iisj: the palm tree, -^-rr^; m. a', T^TI an elephant. sugar-cane. Tf^ !, -T (TT) ^ m- aheron. rrr^ir: |. the cocoa-nut, tree -2 the arecannt tree. -3. the palm tree. jj: a make. IT^T a. far-seeing, prudent, *I?yT a kind of deer sagacious. tails chowries are ) of whose ( - -2 Brilliancy of beauty, extreme loveliness the difference ( for ^m ; and $uir vtfft see vtft ) -3 Lac. -4 Brass. flash-like fligt of an arrow. under -5 Tbo made. JTT^tT: an elephant. 3^ brilliant, shin- the musk-rat. trr turmeric. f(T: a dog. T(T ^107 a. 1 To be kindled, inflammable. -2 Tonic, digestive. a?*l a having long -rs a long continued So ma thighs. sacrifice. ( -srs ) one who performs jfrfiN^a. Splendid, ing. ?tn a. Shining, ; (rffai? ) 1 Long reaching far M. ; ( such a sacrifice wfrw, in time q'brht or Suporl. space ), ; long, tedious Me. -3 Beep ( 108 us a ; ^rforfll fWV. 3. 4 S. 4. 15. 1 80. g*?r: a ); Amaru, 11 ; W %ff! Ku. 3. 28. -4 To be afftictedor pained; ) ??T5t KJT HSfWiT f *rfa Git. i'as. (or 4 A. according to some ) To be afflicted or pained &c; ?r? S?ft 3. Gtt. 7 Ku. 5. 12, 48; R. 1. 70, 16. 21. -II. 1 P. ( ffft ) To go, ; move. %* p-p- 1 tated see | and ; U. a- ^tffq; 1 prolonged. ; 31. P. To pain, ( 5?Tft ^rft To become long or 35 str?^, ^r- -2 ^ ^ Sorrow r jg- 1 uneasy. unhappiness, distress, pain,, agony g f| Difficult, grief, ; 1.10; n^iftirsnt V. 3. 21 so f:*srg<sr, *TTf:?rg^ &o. S. Til. 12 difficulty Pt. 1. 163. ( and J-.^JT are used j;^as ad-rerbs in the sense of ' hard; -2 Trouble, ly', ; ; 'with great difficulty or trouble' S. 7. Pt. 1. ; 13 R. Bg. ; 5 12. 19. 49 Kn. ; H. ; 4. 13 158 1. : ). arahf a. freed from pain. emaacipation. 3n%r -wr^VtT O" pained, afflicted, distressed. 377 a. painful, troublesome HTH: the scene of suffer^j o , ing', worldly existence* |. tough, hard. -2. pained, distressed. 1. hard. -2- to tjsr abe conquered with difficulty. grnr -Comp. final sttT: ' . y feeling pain. ^fgrr ( a cow ) be milked a. jrrir, full of trouble or grief nr,a. unI?YT: occurrence of trouble happy. or misery. afr^T: worldly life, the world as a scene of constant suf\. hard to please ?fYfj a fering.. a. ^^ difficult to manage, ; bad-tempered, Ku. J-.TSrsflTFrt customed to ( hard ir- R. 3. 6, S. 4. -2. accustom- ed to the misery of lougthen. prolong -4 Agi- . : : ritable Ku. 3.76, Me. -f '^ 3T^ ^r TV. ] I Painful, disagreeable, unpleasant flhfnTf f! ft 1^1 5 Rani'. *?r4 5:w*nTr or To afflicted, fatigu- afflict, distress. tree. cfMTff 8 U. Pained, -2 Burnt, inflamed. ed. q^r ; ; sigh R SKftprtfr*^ 3; ifnfra; WTWP* Me. 35 ^terlW &c. -2 Of long duration, trrnr ; dog. <S5r,^r^a- working slowly, slow, dilatory, procrastinating; ^)$Pt. 4. ^nr: the palm f%;T5 2. laating - elephant. brilliant, radiant, 6. 18. sr s Fire. resplendent U. ^V^ o ( Compar. Intrans. 1 1 Brightness, splendour,, brilliance, lusture. between frjrr I. : kind of disease of the Gold. - ! ^% ). ; tree. palm ^ifr^ . ; ill-tempered, quarrelsome produce sorrow ^OTSTSTT mlr 5?f5ran^ 33. gff a. having a nature. ^ ; long- N. musk-rat. ^g- I the -2. the castor-oil tree. fiery ; ( ed ( as fire). ( -fir-. ) 1 blazing fire.-2 N. of anirRj;. -3TT: a peacock, -simrq; the sun-atone. -1 . a crystalline lens. Qnor: the sun. ^rfih, Wh, -?rr%: epithets of Karttikeya. fjfgi a vixen ( used figuratively for an 5 an epithet of Gautama, tfq^m husband a cat. -3TT& a. kindl- ^nf See under z. 3 I. 5. P. ( 5^ftj ^fclT* -51T, -wrftrasr a cockle. jrf^t, exposed to sunshine. -7 Inauspici- in general. fulfil fa'farT'Jr a apear. 1Markandeya. arrgtT: -2- any long weapon. -3. a hog. 3Trf*T: an elephant, -quiff white cumin. 5;?:, tti, -^HT: the kindling. bright. Lighted, Inflaming, long or oblcng lake ; -2 A well or lake 2. 13. R. 18. 13. lon g- - 3Tf?J^i -3>Tgs7 lived, (-m. ) 1. a crow. -2. -3 -5 Excited, stimulated. 3>f<^ a. ( irrJt ). a livea. -2 Illuminating. -3 Shining, ous wf=j; m. summer a. oblong, -airs camel. Moonlight. A M. lot ) 3. t 3rriT3nr?;tfa' 7 who is ac- the misery ( of a perfectly chaste life. a. 1. suffers ) passing (time) uuhap- 502 HTT*: 'the ten impassable of troubles', worldly life. Den. A. To feel pain, be J:tST*ftf diatresed. ( Also j^tfr Den. P. ). pily. -2. ; f:f%wa. aRopv j:<s [ miserable. unhappy, Dis- 1 ] -2 Poor, tressed, afflicted, pained. Trouble, ft distress. ' hard or dif- for do a certain thing compounds with 'fl^as first member see 558. v. ). -Comp. M^T a. I. weak-eyed. -2 evil eyed. ( -sr: ) 1. -2. following bad practices, wicked, depraved Bg. 9. SO. ( -*;) bad pracarrciTtice, ill-conduct, wickedness. arr vileness, baseness, wickedness. 3nfim a. evil-natured. low, wi k- a loaded or false die. -2- dishonest yftzxn a. I. difficult ed, v.le, base, mean ; Pt. 1.39. (-m.) a rascal, villain, scoundrel. jircTfO to be overcome or conquered, unconquerable *Tre> f tflraTR: na' ture connot be changed ^srifrrjinsurmountable. Pt. ]. -2. tfaarnr -3. inevitable. ( -TI ) an epithet of 3ipr difficult to ' the ronse of bad, ' to ficult ; gambling. ' ; f:f%r^o-l Distressed, afflicted, pained. -2 Difficult, painful. -3 Poor, miserable. f :sfhrfif Den. P. To be distresed ; is-. fr**rup*r: jf& Woven ment, a very ral suffer pain, Efit- f-.^frrfit g*s% a silk-garfine garment in genesilk, ??r*<7 jt*fi^Tftg-iiriftni?ri?t- ; Git. 11 3. 34, 10. 1 ; ; Ku. 5. 78 67, Bk. ; B. 17. 25. a. bad-hearted, Dishonest, ; ; / A : Pt. 1. 330. -2. insurmouutable. -3. hard to be studied Ki. 5. 18. or understood arrtr- attainable fg^-a. badly performed, managed,or executed ( - JJT &o. See under 3^. small tortoise. , , fraudulent. sjtfhr a. place. read. TO A green onion. A kind of drum 1 P. ( $rft hurt, injure. hard to a ; Ved. ) To 1 R. v. ill or in ai$r misery, unhappy Ki. 1. 23 ; 7VT a. Ved. 1 Restraining known. -4 insurmountaT3> a. =?VcT q. v. ( -5:; )an stood wicked or able. epithet of Siva. A kind of drum. -2 N. of 55: I Vasudevt, Krishna's father. A kind of large kettleJJVT: 1 drum. -2 A kind of water-snake. -3 An epithet of Siva. to Powerful, m. f. jjfSrj A drum sort large 1 An epiigffrrr: R- 9- 11thet of Vishnn. 2 Of Krishna. -3 A kind of poison. -4. N. of a demon slain by Vali ( When ring rtva showed to Rima the skeleton of this demon to show him how power- Vali was, Rama kicked it with but. a gentle force, and threw it many miles away). -5 N. of Varnna. ful jjRufit A kind of poisonous in- sect. A sound ( of a be difficult stood. drum 1 ..., A ; U. ^|^ ind. for (A before prefix words from disagreeably proud. 37incomprehensible. difficult to be restrained a- ! subjugated. -2- disagreeable. a. or 3?4?hT a. unintelligible. 3iw?ii a ill off, badly or poorly circumstanced. ai^ir a wretched or miserable state. WVPT a. difficult thinking bend or or srnma. of. ill draw ; over- diffidult to K. 11.38. arr? a. \. be obtained pj?Tr T ; ; conciliated Pt. ; ; 38. 1. 1 wre? <" be mounted. ( -$; ) 1. the Bilva tree. -2- the cocoa-nut tree. -3. the date tree, -surf? <* difficult of ascent. ( -f: ) 1. the cojoa nut tree. -2* the palm tree. -3- the date tree. difficult to 3tTc7t 6. 2. worm. A cat. substituted beginning with vowels or soft consonants in -WH^ ffrjf! ^nrt^lJ^rq to be gamed or fulfilled ; S. 1. look. ST- wriifa a. a. crying ugly, misshaped. am^f bitterly or miserably ; Pt. 4. 29. a- ! invincible, unconquer- be passed, -arrunfair attack. -2- difficult approach. wrTH: improper or illeamr?: foolish ob gal acquisition. stinacy, headstrongneas, pertinacity. wr^t a. I. hard to be performed- -2- incurable (as a disease). 3TC7IT o. 1. 'H-conducted, badly behaved. 10. 3^31* dazzling splendour. a. |. difficult to ba covered. 2 difficult to be restrained, shut in, kept o. |. evilback or stopped. srrsrir minded, wicked, malicious. -2- hivsrrsir 1. a ing a bad place of rest. bad or wicked desire. -2. hoping srrfff 1 difficult to against hope. be approached or overtakeD,unas3ailunconquerable able, Mv. R. 3. 66, 8. 4; ; -2. difficult to be found or met with. -3. unequalled unparalleled. -4- bird to be borne,in supportable, (-f :) an epithet of 2. 5, 4. Siva. Jr ) ( 15. jtT a. 1. difficult. -2. sinful. a bad course, evil, sin ;^- f/WJTf?t f O. L. 2 Mv. , 1. 3. 43. ; R. -2 a 8. 2 ^r Amaru. ; difficulty, J2 ; danger. -3 f^ U. 4.3. a calamity, evil : /. Ved. ! a bad course. -2. difficulty. fgl-a curse, imprecation. -2- a ; ^frS an improper K. P. ( -3T: ) . able. -2< difficult to sort of red -2 The smoke of a house. -3 wrongly inferred vain-glorious, ^iJTof |. Drum-sound dif- 1- given premisses. -2- ( in gram. ) a false agreement. srfJhnr a difficult to be caught --arf^ffri^ a. smPW ). Den. A. To sound. Iff a- oairied out or followed. -3. to be attained or under! ( -in ) wrong conclu- one sion, S^CT be passed along. -2. bard ficult to - of f^nj^fHrft ; withstood a. Qtt. 1. -3- hard to he under- violent, terrible, injurious, ( zrsjvr q. v. ). kfit lie-drum, be rtTT a- Ipowered, irresistible. bard to be approached or assailed, unassailable. -2. not to be attacked with impunity. -3. haughty. ( -if- ) white mustard. 3TTQTT: an epitrni of Siva. 3?rtfr- Ved. malignant, ; Troubled, perplexed. -2 hurtful, ) enemies. 1- 1 6. 36. 2. TftTtT a. sfrtf is difficult to ; kill, -2 To drive forward, Ved. Injurious, a. undettak- be reached, infinite w^ffcrnr ^HIT endless, Bhag. -2- ending fwritaqnf whose end see foolish bad road. 3TCT: a ing. propel. jfi> 1. difficult tainment. -2 avfTSwr: : learnt or of atbe studied. badly MVTT ; spell or aacriflctal rite performed to j^! a bid injure another person. lord or master. f'qorr, -rrq-iTrr l.n curse, an imprecation. -2. n evil eye. a- harshly uttered Pt. 1. 89. offensive speech, reTrs, -31%! j-^^ aproacb, abuse, censure. TW ; / difficult to TTT* o.un be destroyed. answerable. TifTfT a. difficulttobe pronounced or composed ; 503 73. T: Si. 2. burdensome, unbearable. 3^5- a. abstruse. rr^- a. Ved. I having evil ways. -2. im sistible, unassailable. ( -TI ) a wicked person. STT^^ a a. . Vcd. alow, lazy. jr a. I.difficultof access, inaccessible, impervious, imin pa*Bahi>:>. -2. unattainable. -] ( -JT:, -^ ) 1. a dif narrow passage through a wood or over a stream, mountain &c., a deBle, narrow pass. -2. a citadel, invincible, (-if:) N. of Vishnu. a.], ever youthful. -2. hard (as food ), indigestible. -3. difficult to be fortress, castle. -3. rough ground. -4. difficulty, adversity, dis- calamity, danger; fsT*m*rra5rfW Ms 3. : Bg. 18. 58. ( -it: ) I. bdellium. -2. the Supreme Being.-J. N. of an A sura slain by Durga (thus receiving her name from him ) 3Tc STJ:, * . ?sf STTfortune, calamity, difficulty rijrr M. 3 ; ; : 3irre> o- inakins; fication. the birch tree. (-9ff: ) difficult. N.of Dur- vjfr ga. "tTfaft an epithet of Savitri.'jiTir: "^isr surmounting ^r^r ) a camel. 1. a difficult passage as to a fort &c-, a bridge &c. over a defile. ^rtf;f a defect or weak point in a fortdefile, gorge, difficulties. ( -* : R. 13. 72 'a friend in need or adversity. '-2- impropriety, -grtf^ a. wicked 1. bad-natnred, vile, ; Amaru. 96 -2- outcast, (-fir: /) mis- <* fortune, ill-condition, 3jrnr> -|nr difficult to be known, incomprehensible. ( -q-. 1 N. of Siva. opr:, -5T7:, 11.43 98, ; -grw 0. ! unhappy, enjoyed, wretched.-2 bad tempered, bad, wioked.-3-f alse.not genuine. (-fr)I a mis- comprehensible. flcult or 1- jflfif: bad conduct. -2 impro- priety. -3. injustice a. orrrpj, having a bad name. offcra. I misconduct. -^JT, -ra?T, -^tv a. difficult to be subdued, i;ntiimabl, in iomitable ^fa. l.difficultlobeseen. -2- dazzling ; Bg. 11. 52. ^sr a. ugly, ill-looking; Mai. 2. 8. ^rr a misfortune, calamity. ^hro.l.hard be tamed or eu'idu&d, untamab'e to ; 22. -2- intractable, proud,in- ' : ree. an epithet -JT? ) ( Par- of wife of Siva. JT ; 18. 10. -2. indigent, -3. poor. TRT!TT illdistressed, in trouble. Ft. 1. 265. luck, poverty, misery ; irfir: / 1- misfortune, trouble, indigence want, 40. -2* a -3. hell. poverty, ; Bg. difficult situation or 6. path. HT a. ill-smelling. ( -jt ) bad odour, stink. -2- any ill-smelling substance. -3. an onion. -4. the 1. mango tree. (-$) sochal salt. irn iffo^a. ill-smelling. djfij, a. 1. impassable, inaccessible, impervious; *lft'ft*IT3ftiTT^ 5-^M 86 Si. 12. 49. -2- idf^ Bh. 1. unattainable, of attainment. -J. hard to be understood. -TTST irrg', -IT*, a. difficult to be fathomed or in; difficult vestigated, unfathomable. g-f a. I. difficult to lie gained or accomplished. -2- difficult to be conquered or subjugated K. 17. 52. -3. hard to b understood. (-qr )acramp, SIT a. 1 .difficult. -2 imposspasm. sible. tror a. closely packed to1. a srfa: gether, very compact. f^fapif ?*r?Hnr: e-rBr^ra calf. -2 3. 34 ( -ff: ) a strife, quarrel. -3. N. of Siva. a. cloudy, rainy, (-if) l.a lad f^5T day in general. -2- a rainy of cloudy solent harsh cry. -2. a bear. 3f* a. I. wicked, bad, vile -2- slanderous, malicious, mischievous ; U. 1. 6. wicked person, a ( -f ) a bad or malicious or mischievous man, villain; : f iff: frT*T Chin- 24. 25; *or to |3r> Ku. : . TTday, stormy or rainy weather Mk. 5 Ku. 6. 43 ; TcTfnr?5f Mv. 4. 57. -3. a shower ( of anyU. 5. 5. 47 thing ; ; B. 4. 41, 82 5. -4. thick da-kness. ( ^ ; ; Den. A. to become cloudy). dark or rainy day Pt. 1. 173. 5^j: an unbeliever. -J$T a. disagree; able to the sight, disgusting. j*r a. ill-judged or seen, wrongly decided. -%i ill-luck, misfortune, -sjfr onion. an unfair game. *rra. JH-. to be stopped. -2. difficult to be borne or suffered ; *a*sr Ghat- 11 , Ms. 7. I. irresistible, difficult ^mW 5$W 28. -3- difficult to be accomplished. vtS[ a. 1. in-T: ) quicksilver. ( violable, unassailable. -2- inaccessible ; II. PT- 5. -3. fearful, dreadful. -4. haughty. iff a. stupid, ffT4r silly. a cockle. ( piles. -n. piles. ) xnr^ *" / Snr? o irrepressible, unruly ; HJlY ff^JT*; fsrfatT o. carelessBg. G. 35. ^ ly put or placed on the ground ; R- 7. 10. frq^- 1% ff*?*r* >raffr bad omen R. 14. 50. -1. a fjpa' 1; f>wr$ f5rqr<, pretext. be checked or difficult to off, irresistible, a. warded invincible. sfrif |. misconduct, bad policy, demerit, misbehaviour Pt. 2. 20 H. I 39. ; 2. 40 (jsfanrd Den.A. become wicked, Pt. 1, 5). irr a, -2. ill-luck. stration f Bv. ; 5f>f>: /. 4- 36. mal-admini- -^ww o. 1- perverse, evil, *TV Bg. 1. 23. a. unintelligible, unfathomable, inscrutable I?H fig^rtprsfrnHa 9i; siffct ar ijjrwtii- HT ; ; a. sfcr^ri Ki. 1. wr 6. unfortunate, unlucky ; Pt. 1. 415. -2- not possessed of nrr 1 good features, ill-looking. husband. a wife disliked by her -2- an ill tempered woman a shrew. H* I a. insupportable, burdensome. unlucky. unfortunate, Hj"T HT^TT I an evil fa# thought. -2- a bad tendency. ( -Tqr ) ill-luck. of provisions, dearth, Y. 2. 147 ; Ms. 8. 22 ; II. Pt. 2. -2. want in general. scarcity 1 famine ; 73 a : Pff, ->*?, -^sra. firm. bad servant. ST$ nt. a bad bro- 1. ^ ; irft a. 1- silly, ther. stupid, fool- etiligno ant. -2. wicked, minded ; Ms. 11. 30. -ir? a. drunk- ish, en, ferocious, ed. m<< d. maddened, infatuat- troubled in mind, discouraged, disspirited, sad,inelancholy. [ J^^Ttfcr Den. A. to be trcubled in mind, be sad, meditate sorrowfully, to be disconsolate, beMil. 3]. come vexed or fretted a bad or wicked man. Tr<3ff7: ; ; ; bid minded, wicked ; if^ Mv. ; ; foolish, stupid. -2. -TW3( .ill-be- haved.^, impolitic. -3. forward.(-?r) Si. 12 weak, feeble. -2- enfeebled, spiritU. 1. 24. -3. thin, lea*, ; emaciated U. 3. -4- small, scanty, little ; B. 5. 12. irre a- 1 baldheaded. -2. void of prepuce. -3- hav1. silly, ing crooked hair. jfijf a. less wsf:, -hrrr fl%?r, Pt. bad counsel hard or difficult ; 1. evil advice, 169. irt a death. JTTOT violent or unnatural death. *pf anbearable. a. 2- obstinate, 1. of Vishnu. hostile. N. R^ot: o. immodest, wicked. Ha'jf^f a minor drama, comedy, %5iT, a bad 1 farce 8. D. 553. fir^r: . |. friend. -2. an enemy. ijw having a bad face, hideous, ugly Bb. 1. 90. -2. foul-mouthed, abus- -W^ . ; ; ive, scurrilous ; Bh. 2. 69. ( -w: ) a horse. -2. N. of Siva. ij? dull ; dull-beaded, foolish, Pt. 1. ( -m. ) a dunce, dull-headed eilly, llockhead; tfiirrsftf f&f* 3ff*wUcrfj Si. 2. 26. man, dishcnouf. ill -repute, a bud or clumsy contrivance. -2. abad combination, -ifttr, -^renr o. 7*. invincible, unconquerable. (-T: ) the eldest of the 101 sons of Dhrltarash{,ra and Qandbftrt. [ From his early years be conceived a deep hatred for his cousins the Pandavas, but particularly Bhima, and madf every effort he could to compass their destruction. When his father proposed to make Yudhishihira heir- 504 aw a n ' con " judgment in law. fft forming to rules, disobedient. - did net like apparent, Duryodhan the idea, as his father was the reignbig ing sovereign, and prevailed upon blind father to send the Pamlavas Voranovata wa* into exile. fixed upon. as their abode, and under a palatial pretext of construct! ng away building for their residence, Diiryodhana caused a palace to be built commostly of lac, resin and other bustible materials, thereby hoping to destroyed when they gee them all ghould enter Pindavas it. But the were forewarned and they safely lived at Indraescaped. They then pragtha. and Yudhishtfiira performed the Rojastlya sacrifice with great evint pomp and splendour. This further excited the anger and jealwho wag ousy of Duryodhana that his plot already vexed to find for burning them up had signally his fattier to failed, and he induced invite the Panciavas to Hasxinapura to play with dice (of which Yudhifond. ). In Bhthira was particularly that gambling-match, Duryodhana, who wag ably assisted by his maternal uncle Saknni, won from Yudhish/bira everything thathestakfld.lill the infatuated gambler staked himand Draupadi herself, his brothers, shared the same self, all of whom condition fate. Yudhisbihira, as a of the wager, was forced to go to the forest with his wife and broth rs, and to remain there for twelve years one additional year ineven this period, long But cogtiito. as it was, expired, and after their return from exile both the Pandavas and Kauravas made great prepara- anl to pass tions for the inevitable straggle and the great Bharati war commenced. It lasted for eighteen days during which all the Kauravas, with most of their allies, were slain. It was on the last day of the war that Bbjina fought a duel with Duryodhani and smashed his thigh with his club. ] nfl of a low birth. a- difficult to be seen or per- ^f% a. difI ceived, hardly visible. WHOficult to be attained, or accomplished; B. 1. 67, 17. 70, Ku. 4. 40, 5. 46,61. or met with, -2- difficult to be found S. 1. 16-3scarce, rare gata!*** -4 dear, eminent. best, excellent, 1<5f?!5T beloved. -5- costly. too fondling, fondled spoilt by much, hard to please ft V. 2 8. Mai. 9. -2. Ve. 4 ; ; fr* ; naughty illbred, unruly ^Trfa ^?5 53r im& S. 7. ( -ff ) waywardness, ( hence ) wayward, ; find a rudeness. ment. **? a. I difficult described, indescribable. to be talked about, -3 improperly, (.busing. docu- forged ( -^ to -2- be not speaking ) abuse. censure, foul language a. bad-colourabuse, censure. ed. ( -$ ) 1. silver. -2 a kind of a. difficult to be releprosy, sided in. wfff: / painful resid- W -w ence ; R. difficult to a. 13 94. 8. be borne U. ; heavy, 2. 10; Ku. -/ ) a. speaking ill. ( ^r^; words, abuse. -2- inelegant a1. 1. 11 a badly offered sacrifice. f^ a. wicked hearted, ill-disposed, inimia ev^' cal. (-m. >an enemy. ^^ WT?: abuse. -2- scandal, ill-repute. slander, defamation, calumny. 3TC, R. NOT a. irresistible, unbearable; 14.87 ; Ku TOPU 21. 2. evil I. Bv. 1- propensity, wicked desire ; "'" 86. -2- a chimera. WHST^ - I* dressed. -2- naked ( -m. ) N. of a son of very irascible saiut or A'ighi. Atri and Anasuya. ( He was very hard to pleage,and he cursed many a A 1 box. -3 A gamester. [-2 9. ; 7.-2A 5^ P. 1 Active. ra^a. I. 'lly. ence. cated, wicked ; -4 5ft<* N. 2. 23. f^w f^^^iw vf^'W* stupid, foolish, misconduct, imprudb & <"y edn fWfcr ill-behaved, ill-mannered, !.() " * ^rr^raft jrWtaTT^ rude, naughty, mischievous -2 stubborn, obstinate. ( -iT: ) I. a restive or untrained horse. -2. f^TW reprobate. person, wayward 25. ( b AdoraW, a. 5^-ir 5WW* CTf5 mj U. ; 1. 46. bad result or consequence; ( _5f.. ) 1. Mv. 6. 7. -2. evil conse40 1. ; U. of acts done either in this or quences in a former birth. ceivable. fosftnt ftHfT a- incona wayward act, Rsm:^ 1. rudene88,naughtinesg. or evil turn of fate ; U. bad fi N. of ill-natured, malignant ( misconduct, illmisconduct. -2distress. -3- fraud. went, misery, fit:/- Insufficient rain, drought. z a. difficult to be known or as( -II ) behaviour.-T%: certained. resolve ; f- 1 *1W* Mu. 3. f a- a. 4 P. 1 srffTT: wr n K <> be wor- Worshipping. -2 En- Honouring, worshipping. 3f ) 1 To be bud ( jsrtH, ), ( bacome impure or contaminated; Pt. 1.66; Ms. 7. 24, 9. 318,10. 102. -3 To sin, commit a mistake, be wrong, -4 To be unchaste or faithless. but |nifr-% or $1( ^TTffr-S, in the senso of 'making de' ' ) 1 To coror ' Caut. praved corrupting cause to perish, hurt, defile, taint contaminate, spoil, rupt, destroy, and vitiate, pollute (lit. JTCTlirffr fig.), !Tft?ft Mk. 10. 27; 8.68,10. 1,104;?. 195; Y, %** ffo* 75T: mrr&wwB-W-ao, Ms. 47, 12. 5. 4; Amaru. 70 5rHT?H?Ta* Mu. 1. 189 ; ; sr 3. ?&r 8. 'shall not &c. -2 To demoralize. -3 the morals, corrupt To violate or dishonour (as a girl or -4 another's wife ); Ms. 8. 364, 368. To abrogate, rescind, annul. -5 To fault with,speak blame, censure, find TranT: ^SriY^g fainf ill of, accuse Y. 1. 66. -6 To ; irfimfr violate or break sully, ' ; A Bm adulterate. -7 To falsify. ^8 To. re- fute, disprove. nd pursuit or a to or corrupted, to be spoiled or suffer violated damage. -2 To be defiled or be gtained, be or ag a woman Ac. ; bad fruit Wealth. T^^rf^ Den. P. 1 To honour, wor-2 To reward. ) a. producing 1 . -3 Worship^ hoaonr. offering. ship. ; -3. poor, indigent to ; joying worship. a. To . foolishly puffed up, elated, vainly 3 ; ?HT5T5Hr? orjr*? in* Ve. proud fSw hurt, kill. PT^frg Ratimanjarl ffr Bh. 3. 39- -2 To move or shake upwards, throw up. ^tarrflr *jfi* T3' Sabdak. A small or female tor^f^: /. shipped. mean, base, low.-2. wicked^vile. : move about raw, foolish, fk^rj -3stupid, silly .-2- wholly ignorant. f^ir a. uneducated. To ( 5f^-*Rr ) oscillate or -2 An 2. 3 7 die. '1 33; 10. U."( ^rtft-^, ftft ) swuig, shake to and fro, cause Jamadagni, ha a become almost proverbial ). heavy burden. *rrft unskilled, dice- 1. 5^"tV*r: Ki. R. toise. 1 A * 1 Gambling, dice j^rEsnrfinjtfrftstake. playing at male and female to suffer misery and like that of degradation. Hii anger, to be pef^llf, -f%*lTW a- difficult netrated or fathomed.unfathoinable. f^T%c*r inconceivable inscrutable, having defecitve organs ftffai a* of sense. |. evil cruel abusive, scurrilous -3. harsh, 1 censure, v as words }. ( -wf ) - wicked. evil-intentioned, minded, ed, injured, 1 Spoiled, damagruined. -2 Defiled, 505 tainted, violated, gullied. -3 Depraved, corrupted. -4 Vicious.wicked; as ffff A harlot. A kind of snsrr 1 Sin, crime, guilt. leprosy. -Comp. o. evil-minded, -2 WrtiR, wicked. a vicious elephant, -^rf?^ <* wicked, sinful. %-^, -IJT, -ffig a. wicked. evil minded, malevolent, firs a strong bnt stubborn ox which refuses to draw, a vicious ox. gun 1- a dull boil or sore. -2. a sinus. JT3T: %:/. Corruption, depravity. er a. the end (At Defiling, polluting a. ( 5 four/. ; e. a. [f^VJA <"iij] -2 Co~ndemnable, ruptible. Cor- I ) ; ; 79. quality, badness, as ininjurious nature or quality 3T?Tf^nT. 4 Harm, evil, danger, inJury ; rffurr r> f?r*fr Mk. 1. 58; PT ?T injurious mental effect; detri- consequence, three humours of the body, or the three humours when in a disordered Dishonouring, violating.-J Otfendiug against. -4 Opposing, counteracting. state. of I SpoilingjCorrnpting, vitiating, ruining, polluting <SLc. -2 Violating, breaking ( as an agreement ). -3 Seducing, violating, dishonouring ( as a woman ).-4 Abuse, censure, blame; R. 12. 46. -5 Detraction, disparage- Adverse argument or criticism, objection. -7 Refutation. -8 A ment.-^ defect, sin, crime ; Bh 2. 93 ; U. 1. 40 Ms. 2. 213 H. 1. 98, 115 ; 2. 180. or: N. of a demon, one of the generals of Havana, slain ^ft.. an epiby Rama. -Oomp. ; ; Rama. thet of one 3}r=r? a.' involving in blame. ) a. Liable to be blamed, corrupted, vitiated Ac. ; see ^HT. . A corrupter, violator. fft:-fV/. The rheum of fftrerr 1 A A pencil, kind of rice. -2 Ms. ; 14. -6 Morbid -7 Disorder of the 10. affection, disease. wife, and he thereupon admitted her along with the boy, into bis harem, and made her first queen. The happy pair lived to a good old age, and committing the realm to the oare of Bharata, retired to the woods. Snob -8 ( In Nyiya &c. ) A fault of a definition ( e. 3Tuft, 3ricTmt ; and atfnw ) -9 ( In Rhet. defect of composition or ) ( A fault such as which are defined and illustrated in the 7th Ullasa of K. P.). -10 A calf .-1 1 Refutation. 12 EvenSITBST ing, dusk ;of. fm. -Oomp. arar^r* a. faulty. -3?r?r the eyes. paint-brush. Rheum -2 faults or defects. A girl who bis been violated. fault, offence ; U. 4. 14. ed. -fU 64 several important " Saknntala. " ]. ^^ A . mali- prefix to times to verbs respects ; see nouns and some- meaning 'bad, evil, wicked, inferior, hard or difficult, <Sc.' ( N. B. The w of s^is changed to , before vowels and soft consonants (see |^ ), to a Visarga before before ^ and sibilants, to ; ^ ; body ; Rw (i. e. SRT, censorious. a. and qsf? ). sro attaching blame, condemnation, censure. -HTW, a a. faulty, guilty, wrong. vr^: STHT: peculiar modification of tbe vitiation of the three humours. a. vilifi- 1 -2- censorious. knowing faults &c. ( -jf; ) R. 1. 93. 1. a wise or learned man -2- a physician. >nr disorder or vitiation of the three humours of the A : -5 Falsely accused, traduced, uri^i o. malignant. cious, 5T a. of the [ f^-fSi'Tc^j ] 1 Corrupted, denied, spoiled. -2 ( a ) Hurt, injured. ( b ) Marred, spoiled, frustrated; S. 5. 9. ( c ) Blinded, obscured.injured; Ku.4.8.-3 Damaged, demoralized. -4 Blamed, censured. the account of Dusbyanta and Sakuntala given in the Mahabharata. The story told by Kolidasa differs in is (Tgfggr^o. fault-rinding, censorious,' 57T, ^ilK<, picking holes. a. causing evil, hurtful. irtcT a. 1. convicted, guilty. -2- full of eyes. -W A public scandal) denied all knowledge of having ever before seen or married her. But a heavenly voice told him that she was his lawful S. 3. -^ or ( father thought it advisable to send her with the boy to her husband. But when they went and stood before Duahyanta, he ( for fear of gfh a [ |i,-mt ?3 ] 1 Corrupting) 35<jr spoiling, destroying, &c. ; see 3^ 2 rdr Having passed some time in her company the king returned to hit capital. After some months Sakuntala was delivered of a son, and her -3 Noxious Chan. 48 A offence, great an impression on bis mind that he prevailed on her to become bit queon.and married her according to the Gdndharva form of marriage. S. 3. "will not flnd fault or take exception'; so gH*-rf,,>pTT R. 14. 9. (5) An error, a mistake. -2 A crime, sin, offence guilt, grrr>K. 14. 34 Ms. 8. 205; T. 3. wicked ( as an action ). 5f : seducer, a conrapter. -2 Any infamous or wicked person. Sinful, fault, hospitably received by Sakuntala, the adopted daughter of the sage, and her transcendent beauty made so : ) [ si-rSj^-tfps, 1 1 Corrupting, polluting, vitiating, defiling, spoiling. -2 Violating, dishonouring, seducing. -J Offending, trespassing,guilty.-4 Disfiguring. -5 1 hermitage of the sage Kanva, while pursuing a deer. There he was ; comp. tfnfr^- bad. -2 Improperly, jsq-cf! . %m 111, race, ^ Pt. 1. 242 I N. of a king of the lunar descendant of Puru, husband of Sakuntala and father of Bharata. [ Once upon a time Cushy anta, while hunting in the forest, went to the culpable, blamable. *$ | Matter, pus. -2 Poison. -3 Cotton. -4 A garment, clothes. -5 A tent Si 12. 65. *qr Leathern girth of an elephant. TTT: [ S'i"" ^or ^r ] I ( c ) A fault, blame, censure, defect, blemish, weak point; o/er shr r?r sfvfr tud. incorrectly, wrongly. ; of g. spier fr rur A . calf. charge, an accusation. Faulty, defecti ve,corrupt, a. ( ive, bad. * 3ft a. ( r /. ) Faulty, defectSickness, disease. oft /. ) [s^wft] 1 Impure, corrupt, denied, contaminated. -2 Faulty, defective. -3 Crim- inal. to wicked, acting badly. -2- hard be done or accomplished, arduous, * ut ' sooner ggff* *fe f Mk. Amaru. done 41; than '; slid a difficult or 3. 1.; Ms. 7. 55. (-T) 1 difficult ; a difficulty. -2. painful task or act, ether. 5;^ n. 1. any atmosphere, bad act, sin, crime. -2- any difficult srra: 1- bad times ; or painful act. Mu. 7. 5. -2- the time of universal destruction. -3. an epithet of Siva. gjy a bad or low family;(slTJ^rw) lS<*T*ft Ms. 2. 238. -$?ftw a. low-born. ^cfn. a wicked person. sin, misdeed $*, -^ffr:/fttf* sinful. a. 1. wicked, sinful, guilty, bid. ; T^ B^tffRR^ Bg. 2. 50. *nr a. unsy- ill-arranged, unmethodical, stematic. Htnrr a misdemeanour, bad act. a. 1. hard to bf performed or accomplished, arduous ^f 506 Ku. 7. 65. -2; unapproachable. -3. acting ill, behaving wickelly, (-*) 1. a bear. -2. a bi-valve shell. "^rTT^ a. practising very austere penance. -*gftrf a. wicked, ill-behaved, abandoned. ( -ct ) misbedifficult R. 8. 79 ; inaccessible, ^H< haviour, ill-conduct. with a -disease a. affect- ed of the skin, leprous. ( -m. ) a circumcised man, or one whose prepuce is nadif- turally wanting. -ftrf^wr a. ficult to be cured, incurable. rent misconduct, error. % ** an fWt m 1.2 ;M. 242; Pt. 4. JCT ( be crossed difficult to ! ) a. 111. 1. ; or R. -2. be subdued, insuperable, invincible. -3. not to be surpassed or excelled. -4. difficult to be borne or endured. 3^?; false reasoning. difficult to a. difficult to be T^Cfuq^r) di- badly. -2. abusive .epithet ( arq^T*^ ). qfnr? a. diflcult to be seized, taken or kept ; Pt. 1. 67. qpr a. diffi( -; ) a bad wife. cult to be drunk trr< a. 1. difficult to be crossed. -> difficult to be aca. diilicult to be complished gested, a word 1- falling ireiir of abuse, ^ rilled or satisfied. ^5^151 u- obscure, sr$i% a. ill-tempered, dark, dim. evil-natured. lect. a. ; having bad weak) bad intel- j ssr^r q-jrtvf ill-arranged or ) impolitic conduct. -3 TIT mur, jtr<J ( ( o. irofftT managed. " innr, progeny. sr^ minded, stupid. ! unaesailablejsee R. 2. 27. -2. secure from as- nault, intangible. srfrrra. exasperated at this dastardly act of Dubsflsana that he vowed in the assembly that he would not rest till he had drank the villain's blood. On the 16th day of th great war Bhnu encountered Dnhsasana in a single combat, killed him with ease, and drank, according to his resolution, his blood to his heart's content ]. ill-mannered cr Sin? ( 555fh* ) ill behaved, reprobate. ^ifr a disdifficult to be loyal wife. 3TVTT Pt. 1. 173 TJT ( passed immeasur- O. 1 sm^: slander, calumnious report, scandal. vf(% ; /. bad news, evil report ; R. 12. 51. SHT? JWTCW ) a. 1. irresistible, terrible. -2- hard to bear or endure ; M. 5. 10; R. 3. 58. JTfir, -sinm a. unR. 1. 48 attainable, bard to get ; ; 6. 36. Bg. /. displeasure. 5fa a. Ved. evil-minded, malevolent, wicked 5Tfr:,-5rar a- powerjffteh weak. I^H a bad omen. 5TOT N. of the only daughter of less, TjaTr^ given in dratba. JTWT marriage a. to -Mfiicult Jayato be or governed, intractable. N. of one of the 101 sons of managed ( H: ) V=rof [ He was brave and ( Draupadi,DuB8asana dragged her into the assembly by, her hair and began to strip her of every clothing but Krishna, aver ready to help the distressed, covered her from shame ; skim of rnilk,cream.-qTamilch cow. for boiling milk. living on the mother's milk ( as a child ), a suckling. vessel 1 qT^"^ a iTTBT which a cow is tied before being milked ^srr rice mixed with milk. HtT?:,-3Tl 3*r: the ocean of milk, one of tho seven oceans. l fq- a. ( At the end of comp.)Milkin?, yielding, granting, as in sprTpr milch-cow. srr q. y. A . ^mj I [ 5r-f3; ] A cowherd, a ; rist, who one writes verses for hire -4 One who performs anything out of interested motives with a view to profit himself. or re ward. fW? -2 -3 be conquered. gjr a. having bad drsamsf in one's sleep ). w> - A cow which 1 ^TTtfr to be accomplished or manaa;ed.-2. difficult to be cured -J. difficult to a. ( written also jfsi and jfhrer ) ill-conditioned, poor, miserable. -2. m. milkman &$f ftsi^ ^rnrf^ ?r?f Ku. 1. 2. -2 A calf. -3 A panegy- ) unbearable, irresistible, insupportable. trn%^ w. a false witness. *mi, -*nr a. 1. difficult with ace. ( yields milk. A wet nurse (having much milk). A female who gives anything ). ^nr a. Ved. Milking [ ^ff: 55^1% 1 *T5 ] Milking. *T: Milking ajr- ; Ku. 1. 2 saRrri^t^rtrsiT^T Sk. R. 2. 28 17. 19. -2 Milk.-3 A milkpail. -4 Making profit out of any; Buffering pain, unhappy, distressed. -3. unwell, ill. -4. ursteady, disquieted. -5. foolish, unwise, ignorant. ( -^j ind. ) badly, ill, unwell. ffifif:/- 1- bud condition or situation, unbappiness, misery. -J. ^s stability. f*re ( ) 1. slight suocoas. thing, satisfaction, MTTT:, -3T milk. a. objects ;f ). :ft pail. A I. ( with two ace. or squeeze out, extract ) ; 8. 12 ; tpfr 1. 2 IT trJh':r?crT ; R. 5. 33. -2 To draw anything out of another (with two ace.); its -3 To drain a thing of contents, to make profit out of 6. 9. _"y _^ *** TT~* R. 1 26. -4 To yiel desired object ) ; U. 5- 31. ,__-- r ; * or grant I ffTRr?jTfcj ( any f^^^Trf- -5 To enjoy. Caus. )To cause to milk; Desid. ) To wish to milk. *T3T^ r? fwr^rg&tf'r Bh. 2. 46. -II. 1 P. ( ^tg-ft ) To hurt, pain, dis- tress. fnrp. p- -Oomp. 5 ; 12. 73 Bk. milk- Milked. "T^ ^ To be ] Milk. W T? 1 A daughter. TF 1$ q%. a son-in-law ( also virpifr TrsriT^ irlV- Ku. Bk. Milk- cow. C To milk A Milking. -2 I [15, *^("r milked, tnilkable. 3nj^-cT or 1 ' or granting(desired milk-pail. - A 2 U. -Comp. >rr> ?2?2?,^'' ] f5 [ ing.^ Yielding ^ 55- ; : in- touch or contact. -2. slight touch or action of the tongue which produces the sounds JJT, j, and ij. ^JIT a. hard or painful to remember ; U. 6. 34. f*ir: a bad dream. warlike, but wicked and intractable. When Yudhisbthira staked and lost even -2 The milkv juice of plants.-3 Milk-rTT??H the 3Tif, ing. -Comp. uneven, unlike, unequal .-2. adverse, unfortunate. -3. evil, improper, bad. TW, -^ptind. ill, wickedly. *T an evil being. ^(rrsr, 5=nfrr <* difficult to be united or reconciled. -HIT able. ( -- ; epithet of Indra. -*qro an epithet of Siva, g^ a. difficult to be Clothed, tattered and ignominy. BhJina wag so much 4 P. ( f*f)r, ^ 1 ) To be afflict- ^^urw ed, suffer pain, be sorry ; JT Si. 2. 11; fftg3^iT5rffq-Tiv Hff^- w^i^ 3TiTwgr Git- 8. ' ' &c. ( see -2 To give or cause pain. afflicted or distressed ^as. ). fff:, -: [ of Un. . 3. 90 ] |- A messenger, an envoy,an ambassador; Chan. 106,-Comp. g<^ o. speaking by an ambassador. 1 A ffctain -3^T ger, a confidante. female messen- A go between, -3 A gossiping or mischief-making woman. ( N. B. The sometimes shortened iff of ? procuress. ; ; [_ 1 ?|^-Tp ] Milked, milk- ed out. -2 Extracted, drawn out &c. -3 Collected, filled; full. nj 1 Milk. Malli. thereon ^fq-I ). Employment of a messenger. -2 An embassy. -3 A message. 507 q See under 5. a. ^ Comjiar. 3*11^ supcrl. far off, a ) Distant, remote, ITJT long way off, long f[* wnmri*f^t Chan. 73 H f t3nr?RT fT wrSTIW. H. 1. 146, 49. * Dis?<*JT rver).-2. difficult to be crossed. (-t:) (-Tf) an epithet of sfg o. banished from wife and kinsmen Me. 6. a. : mm? ^ ; ; wounded a. fJrer deeply. ^fifa; being in the distance, far removed, remote, distant. ^*=TK' a. naked. grrfa^ a. outlandish. flfjRq; a. hanging far ; down, -tf&^a. piercing frem afar. $TW a- being at a distance, remote, far away *3T*& solid j ;W: nd. I From distance cr^if from afar, ( b ) f^or 1 Far, from a distant place, from afar; ^jr- far, in a nigh degree; -2 by ?K ^3; *^ 5f^^niT^^3nr 10. 30. v. 1. ( c ) fTTtl. ^or gjBg. 2. 49 R. 1 From a dis- , i regarded as comp. ' afar ( a. f>f*r afar. Being ); st Bh. i. nft?fr f^rctrffrT^Titt 81 ; R. 1. 61. -2 In a remote degree. -3 From a remote period. ( d ) H far, far away, in a distant place Bent grass, panic grass (considered as a sacred article of worship and offered to deities &o. ^i -Comp. a soft blade of DurV. 3. 12. awrapc: va grass ; The Indigo Mu. jRJTrftosro 1 ; Bh. 3. 88 ]. ( 1 ; ; cel, distance S. 1. 17 ; ; so ^fivr to be away or removed, be separated from, be at a distance ^frw^ nf% HtT^ re>4it Me.83.)-comp. aiffftiT a. separated by a long dis; tance. arprrtT: shooting from afar. aiT&nr a. jumping or leaping fr. sn^: 1- mounted high.-2.f*r advanced, intense, vehement j^reg-; V. 4. frtff'sri a. *3rg sjonfbWff ; : itfa. I. far removed, squint-eyed. distant. -2- gone far, far advanced, grown intense ^CTiTri'iTSTls^snisjfrfJ^Torci S. 3. JT?OT the supernatural faculty of seeing objects though situated at a distance. ^fcr, -g=f^ a. far seeing. ( -sr; ). m. 1. a vulture. -2. a learned man, a Pandit. ; -T ) o. prudence, foresight. g under 6 A. I. r ( ftii^, ) ( respect, honoar, worship, reverence; Mv. 7. ^?Tnrn^rff H?r H. Pr. 7 3 Bk. 6. 55. -2 To care for, mind ; ; ; usually with ;f. -3 To apply or devote oneself closely to, have regard' for wft 3j -4 To -H. 5 P. desire. ( joffft ) To hurt, kill. a. gtf Respected, honoured. ;rf Cumin. jf %$ make ( tsa ) (| ? ft, -3 To To be 1 1 . lute, "BcT: -2- confirmed. ftr: the cocoa-nut tree, -qr^ a. re- firm. one's word,faithfulto an agreement. Mrqq! firm confidence, settled conviction. -MFthft the holy fig-tree. n?(f^t a. 1. striking hard. -2- hit- wide channel, or bed ( as a irnc o. I. very broad (as a ). %Z A a - fortify. -II. 1 A. firm. -2 To grow or a. faithful, devoted. solute, strong-willed, firm. gt a. close-fisted, miserly, niggard- f&: ) a sword. Jja:, -?8jt the cocoa-nut tree. afa^ m. a wild hog. R^; m- a relentless ^r a. foe, an inveterate enemy. ly- ( l.firm in religious austerity. -2. firtn.fuilhful. -3. persevering, persista. ent. ]. firmly tffir united, closely joined. -2. close, compact. -3. firm in friendthick set. Den. P. To make firm, strengthen firm, J^ ^8R: ] ; 1 Fixed, ; Solid, massive. ; -3 Confirmed, esta- -4 Steady, persevering; Bg. -5 Firmly fastened, shut f aet. -6 Compact. -7 Tight, close, dense. -8 Strong, intense, great, excessive, blished. -f>TT: Confirmation, cor- m.f. [ A leathern bag for holding water &c. ; Ms. 2. 99 f. 3. 208. -2 A fish. -3 A skin, hide.-4 A pair-of bellows. ; firm, strong, unswerving, untiring U. 3. 65 K. 13. V8. -2 bg. 15. 3 ; firm, con- cf. roboration. 1 l"** ; 8 U. I To -fix, make strong. -2 To corroborate, confirm. , Made hole, an opening. [ vrr% Hfr a. re- ting firmly, shooting surely. 1 To -2 To make strengthened- -2 Grown, increased. jtjj firmly, *|5^, -qf'fq m. a good archer. f%*nr a. 1 of firm resolve, reso- Ved. Fortifying, &c. 1>-P- granulated seizing pursuing an object with untiring a shark. energy, resolute. : gTC a- having the gates well-secured. an epithet of Buddha. tr>T: ijfc,) increase. f mi'sl'hl OTfi|^ o- -ri^ firm, strengthen. fust, fasten. a dia- ship. P. 1 I. ( -JT ) ; rarely used by itself, usually found in combination with srr) 1 To tar stout. resolute. ^rfifi- fair-seeing, forcsigbted, prudent. ( -m. ) 1. a vulture. -I. a learned man. -3. a aeer, prophet, sage. gffe; 1. loug-sightednss.-2. crra! 1. a long prudence, foresight. fall. -2. a long' flight. -3. falling from a great height. in^ a. hav- ing a river See ? ft- To remove to a distance, remove, take away 3TTW& jrr^tWBv. 1. 122. -2 To deprive fc Dk. 5 Mk. 9. 4. -3 To ( one ) of, separate; prevent, ward off. -4 To surpass, ex- ^ &- "T -2 solute. ( -3-; ) an epithet of Brahma. qf%7T a. firm to a promise, true to plant. tent. $ ^ means ( A - Firmly, fast. 3rr*pr! sugar. ). ^ ; far, ^if Feces, ordure. ; S. i. 9 come from I an epithet of Siva. f51% a. having a strong quiver. ERTsfite:, -Jrr^:,-TW: a bamboo. ' R^a. 1. 9. ; from afar sT^r^HII^ 1%^ mr^^T?^ ik f^Tr^TTtT: 'come frm tance, Pt. ind. strong-limbed, mond. ; ; Me. 55. tUTTir: --g- Very muvh, excessively, vehementSTIT a. ly. -3 Thoroughly ,-Comp. a fWflSTjf^ Ft. 5. 69 wf Rt =3- irvfenn fft f^s^i^ f^V. Sit. 2. -2 Far away, to a distance : 11. 46. ; -9 Tough. -10 Difficult to be drawn oi bent ( as n. bow ). -1 1 Durable. -12 Reliable. -13 Certain, sure.-14 Hard-hearted, cruel U. 4. -15 Secure. -16 (la Math; ) Reduced to the smallest number by a common divisor, --j 1 Iron.-2 A stronghold, fortress. -3 Excess, abundance, high degree. -4 Anything fixed or firm or ^rst, ; distant, remote. ; ; mighty, severe, powerful; R. "r^rm 'g-frg^rt Ku 3. 8 a broad river. the Ganges. ( ^ trf -5 Ved. A cloud. -6 A -Comp. gf^: a dog. bull's dewlup. f re: a water- carrier. 7. 28. $j Ved. An obstruction egress or door of a cow-pCD c to the 508 $:/ I A gnake. -2 Thunderm. Tho sun. -3 A wheel. bolt. m. ^f^r: The thunderbolt. I spect, di(cover.-6 To search, investi- of ( 5^1. To ligbt, P., 10 U. zhft* ( 3$flr, ) 4 P. inflame, kindle. -II. i^ft. fa ) 1 To be proud,b8 arrogant or insolent ; f%& Trfwir ^cif^ U. 5 ^c^T^m^fftTrflf^-^j^r^.Winqrq Git. 9. -2 To be greatly de( ^ 1 ; Te b lighted. -3 -III. 6 P. ( sqf?T ) mad or foolish. To pain, torture. ^f: [?l.Tft *rg *c?ft ar^m]! Pride, arrogance, insolence, haiightimesa ; MR. 8. 217 : Bg. 16. 4. -2 Rashness. -3 Vanity, conceit. -4 Sullennesa, sulkiness. -S Heat.-O Mugk.-Comp. STTWTtr a. inflated or puffed up uttering a proud with pride. ^t7 and agreeable sound liating 3-;, Eu. ; N. of Kamadeva, the god of is taking place ). 1 To bo seen or ) perceived, become visible or manifested iTT^gre ^g 5* 55 ; ; &c.);f|-tfV- Trtfiarag acfh^=rrR ?f^ TirnTt WTB> |5T^Considered 01 regarded ^^ Sk. ; -4 To be ; ^PiT^'J'ST- s^r ?^IT S. 4. Cam. (^p]^-^ ) 1 To cause far^fri'^jftif jp-^5 16. any one ( ncc., dat. gen. ) to see anything (ace.) to show, point out ; Sk.; a. qfof a. Making proud, inflaming. 3f: prevent what Pass. ( T?!tfr 56. 1. humbling, humi-f^ m. N. of Vishnu. -?T -%^,-f^J'9[, ; ; -4 ). -2 The son. -3 A king. Yams, god of death ( aia 1 examine, decide Y. 1.327, 2. 305. -7 To see by divine intuition 5fffo^*rr^rfll5*??5!Nir.-8To look: helplessly on ( without power to gate, R. 12. 6f r 47 1. ; 24 13. ; ; Ms. 4. 59. -2To prove, demonstrute; Bk. 15. 12. -3 To exhibit, display , make visible; cr|^ Sr %^ q^fq- -4 To produce (as ^tf in a love. Bg. 11. 45. ffer>[(t4l] I A looking-glass, mirror ? fj^TTVTT f^?rrw 5r<J court of justice ); MB. 8. 158. -5 To adduce ( as evidence ); 3*^ sjfifr ; ; ; ??finr. -6 (Atm.) To show oneself, appear, show oneself or anything belonging to oneself r?r 5k. ( i. e. ^irir^ proud. N. 3-f&T, qffc* a. ( oft/. ) a. JU 1 1 Proud, arrogant .-2 Strong, powerful. 5 6 I. 1, To $"kft-ft ) 10 U. P., ( ,4ft, W ffr ( fasten, string gether, arrange. -II. 10 U. (^Hift-iT) To fear, be afraid of. p. p. Afraid. zy 1 1 A Ku. ^?r a. & ing. Demi, (f|?^r) To 4. 25. to see. Seeing, lookSight, view, appearance, f^Hft [ I EICT ] usually iu comp. ) 5^., &>!?$. &o. -2 Ocular evidence or proof. -3 The day of the new moon ( swr( ; Tied, strung. string. -2 -2 Fear. ffT:/.8tringingtogetber, arrang- - -4 The new moon. -5 The a sacrificial half-monthly sacrifice, performed on the day of the new moon. -Oomp. g> a god. ?rre night of the new moon. m- the moon. rite ing. ; ; 5. -4 The eye. -5 Inspection, examination. -6 Showing, displaying, To ( ^> 1 fliot, torture, butt. A p ! Wfr, - observe, view, or flt^sr/. ) Explaining, making clear, To see, behold, look at, perceive ; 6. for. 52. -4 elucidat- One who shows or 1 3f: ing. exhibits. -2 A door-keeper, warder. smilf STifSTRt Me. 10, 19 K. 3. 42. -2 To look upon, regard, consider -3 A Chan [?U. iirn'm WfTfJ Ved. I Visible. -2 Beautiful .-ar: I The sun. ; ; skilful visible. -8 presence of, audience JTT?rq *fi' ^r7 fttrcf^ S. ^nrf 5Tsf i* srrrr p ; H ; &c. -10 Colour, aspect, appearance, semblance Bg. 11. 10 R. 3. 57. -II Appearance, producing ( in court ) Ms. 8. 158, 160. -12 A vision, dream. -13 Discernmcntjiinder; ; ; standing, intellect. -14 Judgment, apprehension. -15 Religious knowledge. -16 A doctrine or theory proncribed in a system. -17 A system of philosophy as in ffti^frfffff. -18 A mirror. -19 Virtue, moral merit. -20 Opinion. -21 Intention. ; -22 Demonstration. -23 A sacrifice. -Comp. cg a. anxious to see. TSSfOT the great white jasmine. gl: the range of sight or vision, horizon inr S. ?5?* man, one proficient in any art or science. 3>3Tiffjj ] I To visible, observable, perceptible. -2 Fit to be seen, goodlooking, handsome, beautiful ; 3^ ??farTrr$mr9r Mu. -3 To be produced justice. i 4. pt. ; 38. a court in of -Oomp.-urft^a. conceited, proud, vain. a. f guide ( in ^ | show^sffrf ( jr-pr^ ) ing, exhibiting. -2 Directing, guidm. 1 A warder, ing. door-keeper. -2 A general ). tffap-v [?r,R^^] I Shown, displayed, manifested, exhibited. -2 Explained, demonstrated,proved. -3 Apparent, visible. a. of comp. [ Seeing, observing, Ac. -2 ; mft, fj, ?3 ) sfitfr Showing, pointing, out Ku. -3 Examining, looking out snake in general; of. ( a. ( -7 Becoming exhibition. Visiting, paying a visit, a vifit ; ^q-^fcr, -9 ( Hence ) Going into the ?nfa 8 P. &;($) H. perceiving, foreseeing R. 8. 72. -3 firaTsts f^TH S. 4. Sight, vision be seen, i. to- tie, JT ; : pot. p. [ 5. 71 wish or desire Showing, exhibiting. -J f 1 Demonstrating, teaching. R. Looking at, seeing, observing 3. 41. -2 Knowing, understanding, ; Ki. 10 Proud, arrogant. -2 Mad, wild, frantic. N. of jf: Vishnu. [ z*\-ff> ] ) ar- Proud, rogant, haughty. S'tT ir ; &c. -2 [ c^j-ffiffi ] ( At the end Seeing, perceiving, viewing, observing, knowing, understanding showing, exhibiting. e-^o. ) At the end of comp. ( } 1 Seeing, superintending, surveying, viewing. -2 Discerning, knowing. -3 Looking like, appearing. /. 1 Seeing, vlewiug, perceiving. -2 The eye, sight tf^ j5T5??mrT*it R. ; 5 or call ; ft. 1. 58. upon ; -3 To visit, wait JTrgsjift g# orfo* *fH7: Rain. -4 witn the mind, learn, stand ; Ms. 1. 110, ? j .3^. To perceive know, under23. -5 in. 12. f5W -2 The moon. ^H at, ( at a. [?}r 55?] 1 Seeing, looking the end of comp.); ^r qj$, , -3 Knowledge. -4 The number two '. -5 The aspect of a planet. -Oomp. aitW: the sun. 3jdh a_ anake. STJT: decay or loss of sight, becoming dim11. 69. ' sighted. ifto< a. visible. (-*: ) the 509 ^ range of sight. tears. of the zenith-distance. a. coincident with observa-j?*l or an tion, observed place ( in astr. ). the _,r, range of eight. qrff: a look, glance. f^rr beauty, splendour. vrf% : /. a look of love, an amorous glance. WTiT vertical parallax. f%q- ; a snake a vertical circle. -3*rr the sine , : ^ -- /. the faculty of perception. a snake, serpent. eye. -Oomp. trow a white lotus. A guardian of the world sf dwm ( ) Light, brightness. A f^ /. Seeing, : viewing. Worthy of regard, fit to be seen, conspicuous. -2 Beautiful, ^j, -ajf Appearance, becoming manifest. 1 pot. To p. be set n, visible. -2 ed at. To be lookBeautiful, pleasing to the I?. 6. 31 Ku. 7. 64. lovely -3 ight, 57 A ; ; visible object (ft f.) [ fa; . end of comp. M. ; 1. 9. (At the ) 1 ; P- P?5 srfpwp ] 1 Seen, looked, perceived, observed, beheld. -2 Visible, observable.-J Kegarded, considered. -4 Occurring, found. [_ -5 Appearing, manifested. -6 Known, learned, understood. -7 Determined, decided, flxed.-8 Valid. -9 Allotted. -10 Experienced, suffered, endured, felt. -II Treated of. ee B ' Perception, observaf f^' ^. -2 -Oomp. Danger 3j J B o. from dacoits. seen for the 1. time. -2scarcely een. an ata:, -?! first speech or statement assertion is illustrated by an example, ( distinguished from STTHT and see jrf^^wjnrr K. P. 10 and R. Q. ad. Toe. ). -3. a Sastra or science. -4. death ( of. ; a. having the object or meaning obvious or quite apparent. -2- practical. -3- having a clear idea about anything, sre, J:W &c. a. one who has experienced or suffered faculty of seeing, ^iqf 2; . 2?28 S. 1. 24 ^jsrm look, ; ; ITT: a glance, look. jjur- a mark for archers, butt, target. ifr^T a' within the range of sight, in sight, ) the range of eight. a look, glance if1r ^ir^%rot gf&trr* ^TK* R. 13. 18 bh. 1. 11, 94 3. 66. -2- act of seeing, function of the eye ; T3*:*>o|fSrf&*iT- visible. qrtT: ( 1 -^ : ' ; Ku. 3. 31. (Malli. interff^TTnrr: in our opiprets unnecessarily .nion TO: the range jp- a. 'kept pure by the sight', watched that no impurity is contracted; f f^j^r ;q->r by sitrr ). look. oblique ftsrr optic*. fhj-r: a n amorous S. 1. 23. glance, a coquettish look side-glance, leer, ; a serpent. templation of. 1.12S] A A 1 Pass. ( %ft ) 1 open, be sundered stone ; see fr^. rock, large , Me. 55 ; stone, or R. 4. 74 ; mill-stone, a flat stone for grinding condiments upon. -Oomp. 3T?T: a grind-stone for grinding condiments upon. ( gqf^m- from mill-stones ). 1. misery, inured to hard- To ; Wf^rr ST ^hnurr To separate. fear. Cau. burst, break <jfT>% HOTctt f^rrcr V. 3. * -2 -3 To be afraid, to split, ( To disperse, scatter. -II. be afraid of. ) To fear, ging. -2 1 P. ( ^ With prepoiitions <Sc. the root does like not 3^, 3^, change , its ). tffip-p- [j-?p] 1 Torn, rent, split, &c. -2 Frightened, afraid, 1 fir Cutting, a rent. ? A. 1 -2 Fear. desid. i^fB^ ) ( ;*jft, ^(T, protect, cherish. 'tCrwJTR' a. To Shining intensely bright, blazing, resplendent. i^T See under ^r. () To sport, play, 1 gf^l A. gamble. -2 To lament. -3 To shine. -4 To throw, cast. lament, mourn. ^ a. ( iftf. )[ celestial -WiTH %;3r5 ] 1 irft to Divine, Bg. 11. 11 ; Ms. 12. 117. -2 Shining ; ^fT-rsi Rv. 1. 1. 1. -3 Fit to be worshipped or honoured. * : 1 A god, deity ; (jar ^T: %?i^ wr f$nft ^T Bh. 3. 120. -2 ( a ) The god of rain, an epithet of ; ^pr Indra ; ( 6 ) A as in jr? 5T fffPr ^a> ?r B^. -3 A divine man, Brahmana.-4 A king, ruler, as in H;jB<j^<4. -5 A title affixed to the names of Brahmanai as iniftfter^T, 5Vfiwif* &c- -6 ( In dramas ) A title of king, ( cloud. honour used in adregsin^ & ', 'Your majesty'); 'My lord Ve. 4 &o. -7 Quicksilver. -8 The Supreme . A of the /Iryivarta cf. Ms. 2. An epithet of DurgA. ; 17. -2 fool. -10 following of sense. [ cf. L. -Oomp. afcff: a partial of god. 3T1TT deus srirrt:. a ; Gr." incarnation -t a temple. an damsel, -3T|^%T: I. the celestial apsaras. aTf^r*:, highest god* -2. an epithet of ( 1 ) Siva. (2) Buddha. (3) Vishnn. WT%r: 1 an epithet of Indra. -2. the supreme god. arg^t, -3TS*rrf^Fj; nt. an attendant or follower of a god. sTtr^n., -sitf I. the food of gods, divine food, ambrosia. -2. food that has been first offered to an . ;ft 1 N. Stony, rocky. fnfa of a river flowing into the Sarasvatt and forming the eastern boundary - ; A child. -11 any particular business. -12 A lover. -13 Emulation. -14 Sport, play. tf An organ -9 A man a tax raised P. 9 4, vide, rend, sunder, pull to pieces. Spirit. stone in general Bh. 1. 38. -2 A r: i. ? ; 7 1 Having an insight into, or familiar with anything. -2. Having the looks or thoughts directed upon anything, absorbed in the con- . To be To burst or break asunder, .-split open. -2 To cause to burst, tear, di- meaning S. 4' 2 ; -5 A ( tfft.-ffft ) 1 1 ( ; glance. -6 View, $^JI%} notion ; 3jJ Knowing, knowledge. eye, the or lustration, parable; J^Jtr?Tr^T9fr I cnrts* *frot f^Itff ). -3 eye. hardly example, il- an evil. P. 1 -2 To grow, increase. -3 To prosper. -4 To fasten. : t>ffqr ] M tion. foresees ; Seeing, perceiving. 2(Fig.) Familiar or conversant with; 'n g*mrp*r K. 5. 24 T: 1. 23. & who fortune. -2- one ^,-tf fixed or firm. jy girl arrived at puberty. sirnrer* a. I. one who has experienced a mis- H. The eye. -2 I /. ?r?t:-tfT Sastra. -3 Light. detected. jrrunning from a battle-field. cr*j' a. |. having confidence manifested. -2. convinced. T^T^ f. a a. -4 The 1?TPT: [?5T-3Tr^j%^] 1 A spiritual teacher. -2 Brahmana. -3 A cious. -3. exposed, al The ?TT -- a riddle, an enigma. |j ifta a. 1. found fsult with, conidered to be faulty ; S. 2. -2. vi- ships fr%:/. [fsiHr!f%^] 1 Seeing, viewing. -J Seeing with the ment- ?rfw:/. Ved. Looking, seeing. a lotus. ipr 510 idol gee Ms. 5. 7 and ; 3?$nr o. to gods. -2- in. to a deity. SHC^ the lifced 1. Kull. thereby or dear sacred or dedicated -er ( ) piper-betel. garden of gods, the srft: Nandana garden U. 10 80. a domoj. &$#, -sir the worship ; of gods. 3TTfWr: emple. arajr: an epithet of TihsHXi the horse the garden of of Indra. airaffS: !- the gods, 'Nandana garden. -arnrfa': wrsfrf^I m. 1- an attendant upon an idol. -2- a low Brahmana sub- by attendance upon an idol and upon the offerings made to it. sisting a- consecrated, holy, sacred. -2. of a divine nature, (-m.) the holy 1. the divine soul. -2. -WTcH^ figtree. 4.46. I' 3TT1?nt a temple ; Mg. sjTJtM. a divine weapon. -2. rainbow. srrg'T the life-time heaven. -2of a god. 3rra*T: ! a temple. an^W: 1. heaven. -2. the holy fig-tree ( awcsr ). -3. a temple. -4. the Sumtru mountain. nom. \%^ sing. ^ ambrosia. STT^TT: nectar, ( -a. worshipping ) epithet ceptor of gods ) jjfr an of Saraswali or of a place sistuatod on it. jpjf ! a secret only known by goda. -2- death, --^rj I- a temple. -2. the place of a king. -J. a '^I'T the worplanetary sphere. f%r%Hr-:fii ship or service of goda. *1: an vati, the city of Indra. epithet of Brihaspnti. inlf^'nT: /, srfjfarr an idol, the image of a Asvins, thi? twin physicians of gods. -3^: a pearl-necklace Having a hundred strings, snr: the gods ^nir a class of godj. collectively. a sister of the gods. srtfir: / 3V. ! the holy fig-tree. -2. one of the trees of paradise, (i. e. I^K, meaning du. ( W. 3Wt Nandana garden. a temple. f Ku. iRT*r: 6. 84 ( i. . 5w*r<w ). -2. an epithet of Narada; Bg. 10. 13, tQ e mountain Su26. 3*t5i(. 3riT a celestial damsel, a ff^q n., -srnr 1. a relinymph. meru. the worship of gious act or rile. -2. the Devadaru tree. Sirs' gods. ^g- a natural ^j a temple. spring. 5f? 1. a temple. -2- a race of gods. -3- a group of gods. ^?qr the celestial Ganges. cg- I. a na*srtfi -3T cloves. ; of gods ). -2. of Brihipati(thn pre- : heaven. 1. a ; ; -3. Ku. 1. 17. the ed tbo ; i'nj-STTff'^r rpft the city the Ganges. -2- ' ( ' iw ' ' heavenly patiaagc, heaven, firmament. -2. the milky way. -T^T: any animul consecrated to. a deity. tttsf an epithet of Agui. oi^. iju: 1 - an epithet of Ainara- a. a ^5f: ; ^1-37 'an idol-procession,' any sacred festival when the idols are carried in procession. a sacrifi.e. -TU: a celestial car. of tho four ages ijrsr, first gjf / . the of world also called -jrT'JI' -2- an ago of tho gods comprising four ages of ; a a superhuman being, being of divine origin. -3. fuel used in kindling fire; ^TTr an ujisurai. ^5(/. also ). ' ' *n% 4. ; men. *frf*T:Ia demigod. -2. usually fSr^rni: U. to goda. superior gods made by oblations to fire, or through fire the five daily to the gods ( one of sacrifices of a Brahmami BCO Ms. )). *rsir -Trsqr 81, 85; and vm^ also ). written. ;rr*J: residence of gods', paradise, heaven. f^9f: a blasphemer, unbeliever, heretic, atheist. natural. OrfJriT a. god created di- sacriiice to tho the ; Siva. *ft?t- making oblations eye. -2. the any holy river Ms. 2. 17. ^i^i m. N. of the door keeper of Indru. .Turfr N. of the charactcriu whicli Sanskrit gf^-; a vine sage. trsrw a sacrificial place, a place where a sacrifice is perform- offise. J- cf also ; the jewel of Vishnu. RW: the eighth month of pregnancy. or ; ^r JTIT^T: called $r5gR- JJTH: 1. a divine drum. holy basil with red flowers. -3- an a divine enepithet of Indra. ^-f: jr^-. | voy or messenger, un angel. an epithet of Brahma. -2. of Siva Ku. 1. 52. -3. of Vishnu. jfrofr u (jj; a reliprocession with idols. gious duty or of Indra. Ak. Kf (employed ). ^t%:/- an epithet of the the sun. -3- a curl of hair on horse's neck. Hf^/. N. of Aditi, mother ' of gods. having the god rtrf *f Q" of rain or clouds as foster-mother, watered only by the clouds, depending on rain water and not on irrigation, deprived of every ether kind of water ( as a country ) -^TO: a servant a temple. ( -jf r ) female in the service of gods !* lives Ganges. godhead. ijq- divinity, ^q; m. an epithet ]. of Vishnu.-2. of Indra. 1. wr34 nectar. fl-1%. the jewel of Vishnu called ^i^gir .-2. ; pine >r> - iTgTC on the proceeds of a temple. -2. a venerable Brahmana. VI^JT I. the hearen. -2. a temple. -3. the holy fig-tree. ^wa god. ( -/. ) heaven. 13^: / yawning ^r?T?T f>F*T&T. "awsr: N. of Buddha. ^r?r a- visiting N. of Narada. tlie gods. (-5T: ) ; the gods. Brahmana who 'frJh' ^^-d'l f^T T ?JTJ) &c> -3. one of the vital airs exhaled in 54 B. 2. 36. or attendant upon |. : f^, n. a species of ^t^- TO. q-^rawtT: ( lation to ; 1. ; K- P. -3- an ascetic (who renounces the world ). rfa an ob- : ; ', ^frrfffciT: 1 a temple. -2- a couttezin as a dancer in a temple wild citron tree. ^rT: : consulting deities n irreg. comp. a goat. -2. a fool, idiot like a brute boast, as in acTfllrTq^rr *cT> and efN^T ) ~3the tree in a village ( %RT5i ) where the villagers usually meet. ! jrri fire. -2. an epithet of Rahn. aT!T: |. a sa rifice. -2. N. of Kasyapa. arfih ! a god. -2- divine service. ar*J l> theright moment for the worship of gods. -2. the tips of -the fingers sacred to gods. ^xT a. |. god-given, granted by the gods. -2. given to the gods ( as a village, &c.). M. of the conch-shell ( -TT: ). 1. 15. -Z. a of Arjuna Bg. 1. -3- a garden near (.%*!?: ) * a deified saint, divine sage, such as 1 Siva certain person ( used in speaking of men indefinitely ) ; ^-^rT: cre- 515;?: ra^: astrology, fortune-telling. ' dear to the gods ', an epithet of ) f^nr : an epithet of Brithe god?. of haspati, preceptor 53 : 1-an epithet of Indra. -2of Siva. f s a. dear to gods. ( -^ ) bdellium. ( -CT ) the wild limeof ( 1 ) Intree. 51: an epithet dra. ( 2 ) Siva. ( 3 ) Vishnu. ( 4 ) Brahman. ( -iff ) N. of Durga also mother of Krishna. of DevakJ, N. of ( 1 ) Siva. ( 2 ) Indra. divine garden. -2. the ! the gods. ' deity. *q- a divine mystery, -u^, -*|3f: I- an epithet of Indra. -2- a king. -3N. of Buddha. &gf the Navamallika or double jasmine plant. n?ir the imege or statue of adeity. T ??t^: 4. 182. Ms. paradise heaven, ^fsf an epithet of fire. ^fSq n. ; the eky. ^vfr^:, -f^if^q^ni. Viva- kurrr.an, the architect of gooU. - 511 ' a divine voice ', a voice from heaven. ^<'IJ;T: an epithet of Agni. f%3T 1. divine science. -2> the science of Nirukta or etymology -f^vrm: the northern hemisphere, -ft?^ / fNrr a deity. -frf^s food of the gods. $r. the Mandara tree. Ved. occupied by the "T^rer^o- 1. a religious observance, religious vow. -2. the favourite gods. any g-fl- foo8 of the gods. ( -sr; ) an epithet of I. Bbishma.-2-Karttikeya.-5rg: a demon. g^r an epithet of Sarathe bitch of the gods ma, 5P3T: the damanaTta tree. Jiq- the remnants of a sacrifice offered to gods sfi; TO. a sacrifice. ( /. ) Lakshmi. sjjr an epithet of |. Vishnu. -2. Narads. -3. a sacred treatise -4. a god in ge: neral. IT-JO, divine. ^rvrr I. an assembly of the gods ( ww^ ). -2- a council of a king, council-chamber. -3 a gambling-bouse H*T ! a gambler. -2- H frequenter 6f gaming-houses. -3- an attendant on a . : deity. -4. the keeper of a gainblinghouae. identification or uni- HTgW with a deity, conjunction with the gods, deification. Rrif: an epithet of Siva. gfcr; a tube or cafication vity in the heart ( gods ; ) to leading the ^HT an intoxiIRT!. the army of cf. ^^TJT. cating drink. gods. -2. N of the wife of Skanda f^t^ til^lltH irrfT^f B. 7. 1 Malli, ^%=n=^qpfr . ; perhaps it merely means 'the army of the gods' personified aa Skanda's wife ).qf^:, ffcr: an epithet of Karttikeys. ( : ; ^ ' property of gods, property applicable to religions purposes or endow- 1 ments ^sf ^5T5fr?5T^f %*** ftJT: Ms. 11. 20, 26. "surrfTor ; iff^H n. an animal offered to gods at a sacrifice. gTS':/. 1. invocation of the gods. -2- N. of a lege. daughter of Mann Svayambhuva and wife of Kardama. 33$ an offence against the gods. fcfjh a divine weapon. ^.fT a- fH-'S'S. 1 ' Sporting, playing. -2 Divine, godlike, celestial. 3T: ( at the end of comp. ) A [ god, deity. j^qjT N. cf a a temple. Iiidrn, 3Tr5 slma. WTW3I deity * rr <* i*u. i. i. 3il*frTT, ^5R^ STTw'fl, n. a temple or chapel. image of a god, an idol. ablution of an idol. n^frr the HI-T the t^aX "' (^f%/') Adoring a husband. |^H m. The younger brother of a husband. %^T: [ tfaf'^T i^^.^"f 55? J A die-^ 1 Beauty, splendour, lustre. -2 Gaming, gambling, a game at dice. -3 Play, sport, pastime. -4 A pleasure-ground, a garden. -5 A lotus-6 Emulation, desire to excel. -7 Affair, business. -8 Praise. -9 Going, motion. -10 Grief, lamentation, sorrow. rrr 1 -2 a- Divine, godlike. deity, god ; 1 -3 The image of a deity. idol. -5 An organ of sense. . -, Ku. 1. -4 An -Comp. 4 husband's brother. -5. N. of a law-giver. An attendant upon ^TtT^f: idol ; see the preceding word. Gambling, a game at -3 Lament- Ef ^f^70. to be (ggr/. changed into %f?c7 a. ), Di- 1 -2 Derived from a god. vine, godly. -3 Virtuous, pious. m. A gamester. A female deity, a goddess. %r^3', ^ffN; 1 ipfr -2 N. of Durga. -3 N. of Sarasvati. -4 N. of Savitri. -5 A queen, especially a crowned queen ( anrTfW who has undergone the consecration along with her husband ) $; Sport, pastime. M. .of the daughter of Sukra, preceptor of the Anuras. [She fell in love with Kacha, her father's pupil, but he rejected her advances. On thit she cursed the youth, who in return cursed her that she should become the wife of a Kshatriya ( see qr=? ). Once upon a time Deva; yani and her companion Sarmishtha -the daughter of Yfishapaivan, the king of the Daityas, went to bathe keeping their clothea on the shore. But the god Wind changed their clothes, and when they were dressed they began to quarrel about the change until Sarmishiha so far lost, her temper that she slapped Deva. yanj's face, and threw her into a well. There she remained until she was eeen and rescued by Yayati, who,with the consent of her father, married her, and Sarmishiha became her servant as a recompense for her insulting conduct towards her. Devayan* lived happily with Yayati for some years and bore him two sons, Yadu and Turvasu. Subsequently her husband became en- amoured of Sarmishdiaand Devayani, feeling herself aggrieved, abruptly left her husband and went to her father, who at her request condemned Yayati with the inSee Yayati firmity of old age ; also ]. ^^ a. \ Pious, holy, virtuoua. festivals. 3: A god. ^ A elder or husband's brother Ms 3. 55 ; a jrq^: 1 An attendant upon an idol, low Br&hmana who subsists upon : an id. To the nature of a god ^UTtj; or gods. ( l > a god ). ation. Divine dignity or power, -2 A A A ^T?: N. of a sacred pla^e called Harihara. %^?*T ft. 1 Having as one's deity as in 3?fg^w. -2 Sacred to a deity. dice. the offerings made to an idol. -2 virtuous man. -3 N. of Narada. ^^ -t -2 Attending sacred divinity. of home daughter of Deva- ka and wife of Vasudeva and mother of Krishna. -Comp {^T:53: epithet of Kri-3^:, -JTT m., 1 an epithet a worshipping of a divine nature; 3ffij*sric younger) Y.I. 68. ; ( 9. 59, 12. 5. - . ftrr K. P. 10. -6 A respectiul title applied to a lady of the first rank. -Oomp. 3fte ; the city cf Bana, 55- 1. the temple of a goddess. -2- the apartment of a queen. ( 3?if3iag* ). ?? m - ft^ ] [ A I hnsband'a brother ( especially youngor. ). -2 The husband of a woman pieviously married ? ( ~). An -: epithet of Visbnu. Divine dignity, god-lead. An : ^T artisan, a ia general ;^$T : 3. 12 ?5: Mk. ; words like ; mechanic. A place or spot <& 3 srfynr^rSrfSr- [ ( | often used after %i<ji&,' ^ftj, 3TW, &c., without any meaning S. 1. 19 on the shoulder ' ; i fttw ^nr^r ). -2 A region, country, province, land, ter- %5T *nr% arftw ^"ir ^rf srarr171. -3 A department, side, portion ( as of a whole ); ritory , qrr^ H. part, tf 1. as in ii^r^5T, stitute, an compass smmr: ; T3(f?5fr -4 An inRange-Oomp. ordinance. -5 1TC%5T: Pt. 2. a foreigner. aiat another Ms. 5. 78. country, foreign parts siwrN; m. a foreigner. : srr^TTii -qiJ: a local law or custom, the usage or custom of any country ; Ma. 1. du. ) time and 118. TXTftt ( " place. ( -?j ) ind. according to time and place ; Pt. 2. 72. 3fr?T5r a. knowing the proper place and time. I- native, indigenous. 5T, -srnr -2- produced in the right country. -3. genuine, of genuine descent. ITT a. 1. leen in a country .-2. ens- 512 ^ ^5r*rm: 35 4. Kavyal. --s fitness. ^-srwjfTT: priety, prolocal usage, custom of tbe country. "I? Jnrer: [ (?S,-^aR An governor. -2 -3 ceptor. A 1 ] instructor, Bon. ruler, 5^ ] Direction, [^ft to a ?O Local, particular place, siRrcr: A spiritual teacher traveller. -3 A guide. 1 -2 A -4 One familiar with 3? ) places. The w-a ] Belonging to a province, provincial. -2 Native, -3 Inhabiting any country (at the end cf corap. ) as in jnrsnjr^fW, *rij$fnr &c. -4 Not far distant from, almost, bordering on ( used as an affix at the end of ; words ) E. 131 ' a girl about 18 years old ( who-e age bordered on 18 ); B. 18. man io'q?3tfhr &o. ott^sr i^r ] or proved. -2 Local, provincial. -3 Born in a native. -4 Genuine, of country, genuine descent. -5 Being on the I To be pointed out place ( where anything is -6 Not far from, almost ; see spot or due ). ^5ffar above An 371; 1 of anything U. ; 3. *rr?r 1. life, vitality. bodily temperament. a> Gluttonous. : 1 A [ fr-tf* ] In- Embodied. a. m. soul. / ( ifr ) carnate, embodied. being, especially a ^W ?%"^ S* Ku. 4. m. 10 A I man ; living fsr^tftjf 46 Si. 2. ; Bg. 2. 13, 17. 2 Ms, 1. 30, 5. 49. -2 The soul, spirit ( enshrined in ; the body ) orjfirwrTfSr 22, 5. 13 ; f^nr sror srfiTriSr ; w *ft WV The Bg. 2. earth. Spirituous liquor. -& / : The threshold of wooden frams of a door f^revift gfr iriisnjT ^fWr^Tr^: Me. 87 a lamp k. 1. 9. -Oomp. ^|rrt able, unruly. -2 Intractwasherman. liberal. A The body Tfr: Bv - 1-104. ; Anointing, smearing -^Aramaftr^ part, wall, mound. -Comp. another body. irr(?|: / transmigration. STIriT^r^: materialism, the doctrines of Chlrvaka. arrfrrwri^^ m. a materialist, a Charvaka. sn^tf armour, dress. ^?^: the soul T3pr, -3TIT o. born in tbe body, inborn, innate. qf^: a father. m. I. the sun. -2. tbe Supreme -- or lower part of the ; j ; ^f*r gift. ] jfs sill suspended over the threshold see ander nrnr. m. % f-t, -STC^W W : ^^]I Poverty, poor and pitiable condition, miserable state Trro^T ^f^Tort |rfr O. I,. 2 ; Ku. 21 2. ?f^* ; Me. 84. -2 Affliction, sorrow, grief, dejection, -3 Feebleness. -4 low-spiritedness. Meanness. Relating to gods, caused by or coming from gods, divine, celestial, flTttfr srm ^hft ^nr^^T^TnTT sri'f^rk: Kav. 1. 33 |w?itf vrgtfrrt JT^?irr ?f JiTr ^ ; ; To purify, ?TiT ) t To be purified. -3 To -WiTH sw I. to whiten, P. 1. ( ; ; gfmw, ; 2. Rftw 9f ] 'A son of Diti, demon. -Oomp. 777:, -a^ the earth. 361. ( ^rnj by ; A woman married ac- cording to the form of marriage called (Jaiva q. v. above. -Comp. wfTT: evil resulting from unusual natural phenomena. 3 dependent on fate -STTTrf 33. [ ^ 59. protect. |?nr: 1. chance, luckily, accidentally ). -2 A god, deity. -3 A religious rite or offering, an oblation to gods. -4 A kind of Sraddha ceremony .-5 Parts of the hands sacred to the gods, 1. e. the tips of the cf . Ms. fingers TTT a R&kohusa, Pt. i cleanse. -2- brighten. -2. to purify. ^ ' 5?r- question or argument, the thing to be Or substantiated proved Very Daily wages, aay'a hire. 1 ; a door, the a. I 1. ; a. ; A ; -% Length, longness. ; 8. 52, 53. Ved. Bu. - embodied, dying, death. -2. nourishment,food. !5%rof a mole, a black or dark spot upon the skin. ^rrj: one of the five vital airs or lifewinds ; see qiar. a daughter HTC: marrow. eye-witness amnftwr f^f^;7 Ms. -2 The inhabitant of a 53- The statement of a country. a Diurnal, daily fiff*mf ? ^irwrrat R 8. Bg. 8. 4 ; 14. 14. -2- an epithet 51 of Siva. -3. ; li- ; man. -2 The ' a. [ f?5HFiSf3r HTS*. a. 1. ^ ; ; bodily frame irtr: fTtsfti-, 39 K. 11. 35; En. the soul. -2- the sun. ^T,n. 1. a living being, especially a 1 47. jj^m. fore-finger. ^t 2. ; corporeal, (-m.) any being possessed of a body or life, especially a man. The dialect of a country, one of tie varieties of the Prakrita dialect ; See Eav. 1. 33. sjtfnr a- [ embodied, incarnate drug. -2 Spirituous 5f ( *T/- ) 103. the 8. 95. 3-1 qucksilver. ^fT; eye. ijj?; the f auction of the body. -*nT3f a bone. -tnrt living, life, -ftn a wing. m. air, wind. srqj a. ijisr 38, Mai. 9. 20. ijfsnra. 1 Told, directed, ordered. -2 Advised, instructed. -3 Pointed out, shown, indicated. local. ; A 1 qnor. R. pertaining native. ^f: ( ; in- struction. a. ^JT rn>T: ! daughter. in general ). -2- voluntary rftif resigning the body ( death a sr: a gjr death a pre- guide in general. %5TTT [ it?!-^ embodied. n A Varuna. -2. wind. the Soul. -3- father. 1ijftT: covering of the body. -2. a feather, wing &c. -3. skin. ^pri 1. decay of the body. -2. sickness, disease. wnrr the dialect ternary in a place of a country ; arrarNzr aj5rm%T*ir 5% 5r?!T JT^rf rf g irtavj ; Ve. 3. 3TJVt!W: a day of the gods, e. the human year. -TTfiT illMu. 6. 8. fated, unfortunate ?rfr^ n. offering oblations to gods. a. 1. fated. -2. natural. ^t. ; ^ f%^, -f%cT5r:, -5T! an astrologer, a fortune teller ; Y. 1. 313 Rim. 9.; 25. -irnh/. turn or course of fate ; ; Me. 96 Pt. 3. 174. ff> a. dependent on fate. eye. ^77; the ; ^fT: See^ir. -Comp. a god. -2. an epithet of an epithet of 1. j| [ f3;ift arft: 1. Vishnu. jnTTT^T: hardness of fortune, ador unpropitiouanesa of verseness 513 fate, an evil turn of fate badness of 3far; ; U. fate. a. 1. trusting to fate, a fatalist. -2. fated, predestined. jj^. 1. fortune-telling, astrology. -2- o voice from heaven --gjf Yoga of the gods', said to consist of 12000 divine years, but see KnII. on Ms. 1. 71. Trhr, a lucky coincidence, fortuitous combination, 'a chance fortane, JF ] Sanskrit language ; cf. K4v. 1. 33 quoted above. jfr a. ill-fated, unfortunate, unlucky. A god, deity. ( At the end of an adj. Honouring or worshipping as one'sdeity, as injjjf^rm 3Rr:._ft I A Divine. -2 god, deity, divinity 39, 153 U. ; ^ trr |*rf ftsj Amaru. 3. -j A number of gods, the whole class of gods Ve. -2. -J. An idol. The ( word is said to be m. also but is rarely nsed in that gender. Mammate notices it as a fault called ; 4 4. ; ; see a^sij^ ). -4 N. of the Jbird K4nda of Yaska's Nirukta. *TO5^iw ; i^fa^ ind. By chance, fortunately, luckily. ptf Addressed or sacred to a a. <{< deity 99; Ms. 2. 189; 4. 5T. 1. ; A 124. To move, off snHr*?r deiiiL-fyzft ) I reap. lop ~) [ ^- gi^ ge j latingtothe gods, divine; Ms. 409. aft An inevitable . 1. ac- cident. JjR-t m. An astrologer. or fV/. ^iq-a. ( HT 1 Fortune, q<3*mfor?qjr ; rr fate. ) Divine. -2 Divine See under wires of a ?*$.. ( ). the string for fastening lute. 5^'^ rock- ' Swinging, 1 ft?y: [ ing, oscillating.-2 A swing.litter. -3 A festival held on the fouiteenth or month of the Pbalgnnu when The servant of of ' figures of young are swung in a ( srref.wr ) ^t?TT,trf^FT -2 A swing, hammock also ( fig. ) ; 3T -3 Swinging, fluctuation. -4 Doubt, uncertainty. -5 The Indigo MfSr^?, -wrT a. plant. -Oomp. (lit.)mounted on a swing (flg.) un207. ; certain, irresolute, disquieted. 53* uncertainty of success, a fight varying success Si. 18. 80. with 1 oscillat- Swinging, -2 Wavering, . vacillating -3 Perplexed, doubtful. a. ] 1 Local, provincial. -2 belonging to the whole country. -3 Belonging or baring reference to space Bbaehi P. 120. -4 Acquainted -with any place. -5 Teaching, pointing, directing, show; W: 1 A teacher, preceptor. -2 I ftfft A fatalist. 65 nRrjr. A n. Ve. 3. 32. shoulder. ind. pi. (fnj?! ) a duel finsr ( ifnflna* ^^^-^ ( } the ) : : a servant. -1. service. -J. a player. -4. play, sport. (^1W:) 1. jsr. a. ) The longing of a pregnant woman ir^Htfl ^^n^^V ir H. 14. ( ; 45 ; 6 7- ( rt<4>!4 7; ) The desired Pregnancy.-3 The desire of plants, at budding time(as, for instance, of the Aoka to be kicked by young ladies, of the Bakula to be sprinkeld by monthfuls liquor Ac. ) ST^K^TT^i i rt *tr *n^ ti"^ff ^J^it^" " R. 8. 62 , Me. 78 ; see ar^irw t hement desire Ve. Wish -5- 4. -4 Ve- inrnhTWST : or desire' in general. -Oomp pj^ror I. the fcetns, the embryo (=ft^[ar5pr q. v. ). -2 the period of passing from one stage of life to another. (frtr^qtft ^V* A a Pregnant woman longEagerly longing for, - At night ) 2. 69 ] ^fT^ ; f ir ^fk ^ffW pyfarorrf*Rr<*n<* M. 3. 16. Ths Aoka wicked -filtT^f: tree. disposition. ^^TRr^: er. 1 A door keeper, port. of a -2 The superintendent village. ^P5T Wrangling betwcan women. ^pir( jj )py: eilk cloth, -fy A car covered with Fine silk cloth. Nightly, noctur- ^tnr Message, mission. B. 13 76. m. n. Un. ) ; or sin' also ). -Oofflp. afnTti a lump. ^f<: the moon. a. ( sft/- v. 1. Bad temper, wickedness, Darkness n. ' fiHTtTT tl?rft See ( inflections, ; ; ) 1 ijfj An arm. ) ^tq-rsPr ^H^f^Si. 4. 46, 62. /. ITbe arm. -2 The darkness of night, night ^rfTf5^.arfr ?T wFtTT- K67 ( where the word means a fault l 7. 1. See under 5^. five first before ace. ; Me. ; ^ ^y^yr^ m. an epithet of the demon Bana. an -2epithet of Sahasrarjuna __w -2 A cradle. (This word has no Night. ne! ( ardently desirous of. forms for the i. e. arm f^"* 128. ing for anything. tftaf, ftft^t guide. tfei; a- ( *ft/. ) [ ffcflft 4 1. ; Swung, shaken, oscillating &c. frfsjutr, the a ) the arm-pit 53- ( ffnyg- ) Mv. 5.37. ?rifo^ ( ^jjTti^q; possessed of strong arra, warlike, brave; -H<Jd<J: iftrfllHH o- sisting *n5t it-zg National, Bv. ; of ; ^trima Den. A. I To swing, rock to and fro, oscillate, fluctuate, vacillate ( flg. also ). -2 To be restless ing. y. ) ) &c. See under m. between the gods and the demons. ^tlT?" A litter, palanquin. 1 an ^IfT'T A conch shell ( fa ). ^l#{ The natural enmity sub- ?nr^ ( flT^t, is substituted f er this word dual ) 1 The forearm, the optionally after ace. arm ; ?rg- or evil ^TtTc* n7 1 Wickedness, wicked temper, depravity; R. 15.72. -2 Mischievousness ; 1 irsr ) a. strong, powerful. ( pain in the arm. T*JT ( ^rs*rr sine of the base. ( irg crooked. armed. a. ) swing. evil spirit. A rope A ' its sine. -.1 amputation of the arm. A Fiisbna -2 The part of The eda 3. 76. of a triangle or square. -Oofflp. ( 8 ; Ku. ; stick-like arm, strong . swing. Tq: 10. 51 an arc defining ^(^^g. Br. ftwrf^T, fricl?r power. ing. Sat. or uneasy. deity. o. ( qft f. ifftfi 65, 8. 23; ; full-moon day cotnp. ) [3$ ) To cut, divide. -2 -WiTH are to cut or ^r:, -gf the power of destiny, subjection to fate. *rufr 1. a voice from heaven. -2. the grt ^j- a I'^ftf^: sqy; ] Bodily. The soul ( enshrined in the body ). ^( 4 P. ( wfw, <| *fftfi %^*rTTTH fortunately, accident&*T: a fortune-teller, an ally ). astrologer. ( Bodily, corporeal. |^. ( ; a 40' 1, q^ yuiHlft* K. P. 10. 514 A Mischief, evil, harm. I tion ; Pt. A Poverty, want, degtitn3 92. -2. Wretchedness, distress. Bad or disagreeable iraell. Tbe Atvamedba saorlfloe. ir : Wickedness, depravity. A wretched or miser- j ^|jfffi)^(i able life. Impotsncy, debility, weakness, feebleness ; Ms- S. 171 Bg. 2. 3. ^pfpf-# ; ^reffJfJnr: The son of disliked by her husband. a wvman ^[TTfnf Hi-luck, misfortune ; T. 1. 283. A . quarrel or disagreement Evil diipoaition. Mental pain, affliction, sorrow. -3 Despair. -2 dejection, *^ Indra. wfa: the sua. heaven. an flpar<M.-fjfar: ^tftn[/. ^tf Scarcity, ^r^rf An fjqs : Ian- ^rrfoi I The sap of Durvi or bent grass. -2 A clean leaf ( fgrf ) Evil disposition of '?T5^t $t%$ the mind, enmity ; ( also ^ff$ in this sense ). -2 Pregnancy g^rorr R. 3. 1. -3 The longing of a pregnant woman. -4 Desire 1 ; in genral. Evil disposition of mind, ^tf^f enmity. y; An : ( warder ; WT / ) Indra, ( A. 1. fr^ derid. brilliant. An qc. wf^ti or ( afifcl, f^f^^, ) f^ftfS^^ R, 6. 59. to illuminate; R. 6.36. ftto shine, ; A ray nrft: /. [ of light. Splendour, 1 o^-r^ ] brigbtness,Justro, beanty ; dignity Ms. 1. the polar star or the sage arms. Sprung from in a a Badness, wickedness. A son ; of Dnsbyan- CTfiV wr^ ; 5ft- H. Pr. 41, R. 3. 64. Bh. 1. -2 Light, a ray -3 Majesty, 87. -Oomp. qtTt 61. Dhruva. Vishnu. ter's son Besamum ; Mi. 3. 148, 9. 131. * seed. qlfB^mui: The eon of a daughter's on. Bright, brilliant. -1 -4 Clear, loud.-J Strong, vigorous. Calm, serene. -Oomp. -irr>t a mode of chanting the Simaveda. fa: N. of a king of Salva, and father of Satyavat, husband of Sivitrt. ^r*;r | Splendour, glory, lustre.-l Energy, strength, power. -3 Wealth, property. -4 Inspiration.-S Sacrificial offering or oblation. wealth 01 oblairHcif^a. 1 Having -2 Majestic. -3 Inspired. -4 with dice Play, gambling, playing 2. f 2M. -2 ( fig.) A ; 7. Ms. 9. batlIe,fight..-3. The -Oomp. -arftwnf** m. the 5>r:, keeper of a gambling honse. a gamester, a gambler -fft W*T *nrc?T: *rf5*%T <arfll* ; 3>rr?: 1. the keeper 2*TTT:, of a gambling-house. -2- a gambler. -3>fcr playing at dice, gambling. the day of full tf**r. moon in the month of Xavina ( also called *)3rnn ) when people spend their time in games of chance in honour of Lakshmt, the goddess first day of wealth. nfffcrf/. the of the bright half of Karttika(usual- spent in gambling ly ). flsf cowrie, a thell used in playing.-fftri 1. a professional gambler. -2. the tfar. [ 5^-Ti^ *??] 1 Light, Lustre, brilliance; as in wsffr. -2- Sunshine. Lamenting, sorry. shining, Shining. -2 Illuminating,-3 Explaining, making manifest, showing. Cts* ^T%^: [^flam^sr^] A daugh- I f^Ton flre-fly. bright. Illuminated, -3 Heat. 19. a *nrr, keeper of a gambling-house. -HWrsri 1. a gambling bouse. -2- an assembly of gamblers. vitt gffa contemptible family. : 2. 10; of light ; low family, ) brightness! -Oomp. star. :, ; ; by the help of born vit^ii Bk. 8. 46 Eu. 6. 4. -2 To make clear, explain, eluoidate.-3 To express, mean. -WITH 3rft(Cau.) irradiate ^"ntwrns^r JTTt^f I 3 ) ( bright or brilliant, firarsr ^r TSTT TT^: Bk. 14. 10* ; 6. 28, 7. 107 ; 8. 89. Caus. ( 37tairf?r-^ ) 1 To illuminate, MM. Light, I A To shine be 5T9T$ I Evil conduct, wickedness. -2 A bad deed. ^rjr a. ( i jft/. ) One who swims his epithet Varuna, ( 2 ) Aryaman, 4 ) Agni, ( 5) Soma. 1 ) fr^ m. A door-keeper, n. -2 lustre, Powerful. I^^^V epithet of Indra. a. Splendid, bright Ved.l Celestial, heavenly. a. be bright; sirsftftz wtrrWrw^r srnll1. 20. Si. 2. 3 A tortoise. -2 ; tions. -2 Shining, < Sbining.-mtVed. Splen- a. Illmnrnated. tftnhf.p.j). I. Bee nj. Illustrated a arft: crow. of gnag. owl. -Oomp. s ; q-^r bad a god, deity; Si. 1. planet. ffct /. the ! Ganges. rarity. Evil speech, <mf5r dour, laitre, epithet of, 43. -2. a elucida- tion. day. -2 The sky. -3 Brigbtness.-4Heaven.-5 Sharpness; m. Fire.( g is a substitute of- OTJ. for f|i^/. before terminations beginning with consonants and in compounds ). -Ooinp. -*rt a bird, -'grs gr*r: attain|. a planet. -2- a bird. ment or gaining of heaven. ^?j: the heavenly noon. ffSf:/-, f^m. a deity, god ; sfrGanges. Bk. 3. 31. frlfiMISTf^ ^fsTimT^r a virtu-2. 1. m. dely ft'TTfiN; ous man. vftt 1 the sun. -2. an *T^rW^- Explanation, fftnf?tar day. A I 1 &EV Evil advice, bad counsel $*s A ^ between brothers. 1 ing. pregnant woman. 2 P. ( rfir)To advance towards, encounter, attack, assail ;Bk. 6. 118, 14. 101. an. Difficulty. -2 Illuminating. -3 Explainwg, -4 Sight, seeing.-S Light. -6 Dawn. daughter'* dnughter. o- f ^-^^ ] fhT!T a. ing.^ jrq-s^ ] Illuminating. elucidating. T! A 1 1 Bright, shin- -3 Explaining, ^ 1 Shinlamp. 5pr a. 1 Playing, sporting. -2. seventh -4r The sign of the zodiac. I P. ( wraf? % treat ) 1 with contempt. To despise, -2 To dis- figure. sit/. ( Nona. sing, ah ) Heaven, ^>j^trft 5T*f paradise, the sky S. 2. 14. ( I Pt. 1. 182 ; ; 515 Dvandva compounds to ??J is changed g. lRT^f*) e'jt) sw|*ft, 5JTTI, e. heaven and earth').-Oomp.-^Tr&; a bird. m. ( ifrT? ) a god. IjTf ^ ( used A jrir; 3T373':, kettle-drum ; in awakening sleepers ). 3^rof A measure of weight, p fasten, tighten, 1 - To make a firm, -2 To strengthen, con- tfffr sf<mffi- firm, corroborate fsft^t: sNsrTt 2. 27 ; ; D. af|- f^j^- ; -4 Heaviness. Dripping, trickling down. ^CH A drop'. 1 cflrs en Diluted curds ( ; A spark (of fire). -2 sour 1 j^ ). also (^) 1 P. jr^ run, run about jrrtf To go ; ( ; a 5 m> ari] r 1 as a horse ). Running ; ; : Dropping, trickling, oozing, exuda- -3 Flight, retreat. -4 Play, amusement, sport.-5 Fluidity, liquefaction. -6 A liquid substance,fluid; U. 3. 25 2. 16. -7 Juice, essence. -8 Decoction. -9 Speed, velocity. means to melt, liquefy '. tion. ; ' be melted, as with pity Ac.; 34 ; ^Fojtf r JUT: Mv. 7 tnr f^Tfl^'^ror f* U. 3. U ). q- v- ). TCTT a. very fluid. solid, hard. ^r: treacle. a., substance. gum. -3. extract. fluid tWi ijlT <. Oozing, trickling. A r^rt 1 1- ^ Kubera. of lac. -2- Running, -2 To trouble or 1 -2 To serve or wait upon a person. east coast srffcr of the country on the Deccan ( pi. ): sfiHi rra rrft Dk. 130. inhabitant or native of that 3"R%f -2 An of. a wealth or thing, substance, ob- Desiring matter. -2 The ingredient or material of anything. -3 material to work upon. -4 A fit or suitable object ( to receive instrucMu. 7. 14 see at^t? tion, &c. )j A ; also. Quickly, -5 An elementary substance, the substratum of properties, one of the seven categories of the Vaiaesliikaa dravym are ( the -6 Any possession, money wealth, goods, VW ft medicinal *ft ; fouft 3tf 19. -7 A substance or drug. -8 Modesty. -9 Bell-metal. -10 Spirituous liquor. -11 A wager., stake. -12 Anointing, plastering. -13 An ointment. -14 The animal-dye, lac. -15 gum. -Comp. -ar^t, ~fr%!, acquisition of weUih. -far%: / aihl: of affluence, abundance Extract, wealth. iron a class of 37. similar substances ( in Medic. ). trf^vf: the posseseion of property or wealth. / the nature of matter, -^r -JTfrT^: A carrier of anythiog. a. ( *ft/. ) 1 Material. -2 Having any substance.-J Consisting of wealth. a. 1 Rich, J[&Tm wealthy. herent in the unbalance. 1 -2 In- To be seen, visib.e. -2 Perceptible. -3 Fit to be seen, investigated or examined. -4 Lovely, pleasing to the sight, beautiful err ^fH-wrrsu Bh. ; ed -5 To ba o. 1 be regarded uudorstood. or consider- m. [ s^r-ij^ ] sees mentally j>jr; A A deep lake. seer, one nw- judge. To sleep. 1 make haste. -3 To run away. -4 To be aihuned. 2 P. -2 To. fly, ; -2 A as in ^fTzfr I jr^r jrj -Comp. from a well. ST^TT Vine, grape ( the creeper wt Qtt ); jpijs jf^ifo % or the fruit 12 R. ; 65 4. 1. 4. 14, 39. TO. grape-juice, wine. P. ( ^raf^ ) 1 To become -Comp. 1 jr^ Bv. , dry. -2 To be able or sufficient. -3 To prohibit, prevent. -4 To adorn A. 1 P^ irisfrr ( To 1 ) be able -2 To stretch. -3 To exert oneself. -4 To be weary or fatigued. -5 To torment, vex. -6 To wander about. Den. P. jfltf^ffr To lengthen, 1 stretch, extend. -2 To irairereiik. 18. 33. increase, in- To -3 tarry, delay. m. 1 Length. -2 A degree of longitude. a. 1 gifts ( Longest, superl. of q. v. f$ a. ( tft/. ooinpar. of ^rtfta^ long 1.35. ; ( jft^l P. very Longer, very q. v. ) ; Bv. ) ^ -3 To ). utter To 1 ( jrf(j(^ ) long for. -2- To croak, bird long; ) desire, ( as a sound a discordant sound. 1 jrj|T; A . ( ^re^ ) I To cutj divide, -2 To be pulled to pieces. gjq-; 1 Mud. mire.-2 Heaven, sky. -3 A fool an idiot. -4 An epithet of Siva. -5 A small shell. split. i qft v?] 1 Flight, retreat. -2 Speed. -3 Running, flowing. -4 Heat. -5 Liquefaction, melting. -Oomp. ^i a flux. -m^ r?~D3<^.] "" I Attracting, Sol vent. -3 Liquefycaptivating. -2 A flux used to assist the ing. _^. l fusion of metals. -2 The loadstone. thief. -5 -3 Moon stone. -4 sharp or clever man, wit, wag. -6 A libertine, lecher. sr A A Wax. [5-fo*-3*] I Potting to -2 Melting, fusing. -3 Distil-4 The clearing-nut. rnr as. who instantly, immediately.: ^erar water just drawn grace. ject, ^srtT:- N. A 1 jrsir -6 To 1 a. ind. or 1 Running -2 Sleep. forthwith, an epithet of tr^t sleepy. flight, retreat. J-T^ 1 sacrificial offerings. 2 river. oneself. 50] Vishnu. VS&ffot.p. [s^-a!i] a Den. P. afflict 2. -4 Valour, prowess. -5 A thing, matter, material. -6 That of which anything is made. -7 A wish, desire. -Comp. srn^inh, -f^Ts n epithet ; TT* Mk. 5. -Conrp. smrrr.: ! a small vessel or receiver.-2- the hands joined together and hollowed ( 25 Up. ; Flown, run away. -2 I Sleeping, away, Wealth, money, property, substance; Ve. 3. 20 ; Pt. 3. 174 Bv. 4. 29. -2 Gold B. 4. 70. -J Strength, power. . JWIT MB. 10. 22. cf. property, ). wet, dripping degraded sfTn^TH; deiiv- -2 Dropping, oozing, sirrah sni%^ ?*mfc* ( TT? ) R- 7. 7. -J Flowing,. fluid. -4 Liquid ( opp. ^i?^ ) Ku. 2. 11. -5 Melted, liquefied. ? 1 Qoing, walking about, motion. -2 ( a ; word ed from the Greek drachme [ about, Bk. 14. 70. A drachma %* a. diluted milk, ; g-f^oRg Tightness, firmness, ?f*rcn>fW Tfait G. L. 47. -2 Confirmation, corroboration ?^ Pilfer ^1^^6'anbara. -3 AsserI tion, affirmation. tribe 11. . m. a. ; E. 229. -3 N. of : ; ;asin si?rf?- ( lit.) country ; tola. Den. j *n*r- ' ( jfift, jrror ) run, ling. Spittle, saliva. Put to flight, driven away. -2 Fused, melted. -3 Softena. 1 ed, mollified. groT put to a. 1 To ba made 2 Fusible, flight, to ran or 516 A Dravidian, Dravi and &5*fpi. The Dravida country and *fei 1 SfTTJrs ! ^f: its S^fr, W^TTtjr IT people. A.( 1 ft ) P. To 1 ^ Black Zedoary. TT: 1. 1 Cardamoms. To wake. jfrsTi ) ( j*fit, JCT ; 5fT- run away, re- run, flow, treat, fly ( salt. often with aco. } mrr ; r- Bg. 11. 28 36 a* 3?* ; -3 To become ooze dissolve, fluid, ^ (fig. also); sfsfit melt, f^R^iTSS^ D. 6. =***!*. Mai. 1. 24 ; 8. 12 12 Pt. 4. 33 jf<jf?r f ^tiJffr^ Ve. 5. 211 Si. 9- 9 Bk. 2. 12. -4 To go, move. Caus. ( srnjrft-it ) I To cause to run away, put to flight. -2 ; ; ; i To melt, To hurt, 5P fuse. -II. injure jqr^tf^orr wfih ir ; 1 ( jorffi ) Bk. 14. 81, 85. -2 To go. -3 To re- pent. $*P- * [g-^l -6 Moved, softened if. -3 A -5 diffused. Scattered, tfs A 1 cat. ft Indistinct. Mai- ; 28 5. -2 A scorpion. ; ind. Quickly, swiftly, -Comp. q-^ftHfat N. of a eptedily, immediately. n. going quickly. metre ; see App. I He -2 dissolving. Going, running away. n. [ sr*w*| 1 f-W> f ] sf m. Wood. -2 Any instrument made of Me. 7. 131. m. 1 A tree wood. -2 A branch. /. Motion. -Comp. srir; fort&JT the Devadaru tree. I. a mallet, wooden mace. -2. an ; weapon made like a carpenter's hammer. -3 an axe, a hatchet. -4. iron an epithet of Erahina. snsfi a chet. thorn. large-nosed. ee jo^f also. hat. sw( ORT or )%: a Inale. Tfh See under JrT, P. t, 6 ( a. j a pJllar( in ). ) a scabbard Ved. splay-footed BET^I: a kind of tree. general ^ JT( jfr fe- ssr ) To as they learnt the science of archery from Drona's father, Bharadvaja. After Dropada had succeeded to the jpff 6 P. N3 ( <prft ) 1 ed or crooked, move. -3 To yoi: I rogue. -Clomp. nrr A To make curv- bend. -2 To go, hurt, injure. A scorpion^-2 A oY 1 A bow. -2 bee. A -3 A sword. a sheath, scabbard. 3-.. bow-string. when Drona, throne, difficulties, in pecuniary yg- f. a. re- and slighted For biir. this him, be performed a sacrifice, when a son named Dhrisliiadyumna ( and a daughter called Draupadt ) sprang up from the fire. This son afterwards treacherously cut oil the head JT: [ 10?] Jf: A I see wfir vvrii Droxa also I' fll'SWrw tree ; ; inclined, Hurting, injuring. -2 1 -3 Plotting malicious. against, rebellions. A I |^r: son A -2 . lake. ^f A daughter. N. 1 5PT- ?f^Ti , of Siva or Vishnu. 3 5, 9 P. ( sjaft-orr-fji injure. Brahma or ) I To hurt, -2 To go, move. y: Gold. o^ A hammer, S'qrtrr: see an iron club jsror. jof: A 1 f^ or scorpion. A. ( J[fX ) inarease. To grow, A ; bow. To sound. -2 -3 To show joy, 1 be exhilarated. ] % P. V.2. of. %m 13 a. ^rnM; Malevolent, wicked a ) Maliciously malevolent, hostile. Drona afterwards got him captured by his pupils the Pami'avas, but was kind enough to spare bis life, and a'lowed him to retain half his kingdom. But the defeat sustained by him at Droa's 1: .nds rankled in bis soul, and with the desire of getting a son who would avenge the wrong, done to ; -- or evil design. ( -f^f:/or evil purpose. " jfrfifrT him on the went to strength of bis former friendship, but the proud monarch disrespected 3Tf> ^rr $ U. 3. 8. -2 A tree of -3 An epithet of Knbera. -Oomp. sift, an elephant. anrnri ynwn a lizard. ^-; lac, gam. tree. -2 the moon. -3 1 the palm 1 P. ( snrft ror: [ of. Un ) To 3. Blee P 10 ] 1 ; cf 37lake A 400 poles long. -2 A cloud ( or a aboundparticular kind of cloud ) ing ia water ( from which rain streams forth as from a bucket ) ; . the irifonar tree. 7?tr?ythe Karnika- Ji^;, -ut: a ra tree. gum Mk. thorn wg; the palm 3-fflofr S5 ( of trees. ri4 ) r Jf 4 P. ( pift) % or injure,plot maliciously or revenge- meditate mischief ( genewith the dat. of the object of hatred ) *rr^fo wt gwfr Rirfr* *rrBk. %fg ; rally ; ; ^5 H^ Norn. sing. H^-^, ) Injuring, hurting, plotting or actiig as an Ms. 5 enemy against Si. 2. 35 90. /. Injury, damage. Injured, plotted 3T?1 !> !> ( IIT agaiu't. An oflence, injury, ftiy a- Malevolent, hater. : [ the sage Bharadvaja, J? *"Vr^ 1 Plotting i or assail, against, seeking to hurt 3T^TW?Iinjury, mischief, malice TO T f9r Pt- 2. 35 Bg. 1. 38 Mr*. 2. 161, 7. 48, 7. 17. -2 Treachery, perfidy. -3 Wrong, offence -4 ; ; and was so called because the seed, which fell called at the sight of a nymph Grbritachc, was preserved by the a Brahsage in a tlrona. Taough mana by birth, be, was well-versed in the science of arms which he learnt from Paragurama. He afterwards and the- Pmtaught tbe KauraVtts science of arms and rfavai the orchry. When, however, the great war commenced, be attached himself to the side of the Kauravas, and after Bhishma had been mortally lodged in the cage of he assumed the command of the Kaurava forces and maintained wounded ' ' tbe struggle for f our successive days, ^Jq Injury, damage. W in darts alevolent act. -3 A raven or a car-4 A scorpion. -5 A tree A tree bearing general ). -6 -7 flowers. N. of the white ) ( preceptor of the-- Kauravas and was the son of Pandavas. [ Drona ( An assemblage 3^^: A measure 10. 26. rion crow. tree. a grove of trees. it link, perish. -Oomp. f%tT He was ; 5-. jfaft, Rebellion. N. of a king of the Pancba. a son of Priahata. and Drcna were school fellows, s*tnp 1. Melting, A ligious impostor, hypocrite, impostor. -2hunter. -3- a false man. lasT [ lac, 3|t1r:/. or female -3 centi- Paradise. tree. A small bucket. pede. swift, Quick, speedy. -2 Flown, run away, escaped. -) Melte 1, liquid, dissolved. -4 see A of Drona P- 1 t, -oft/. tortoise. -2 ; achieving wonderful exploits and killing thousands of warriors on the Pam/ava side. On the fifteenth day of the battle the fight continued even during the night, and it was on the morning of the 16th that Bhioia, at 517 the suggastion of Krishna, said within Drona's hearing that Avat- thaman was slain, ( the fact being that an elephant named Asratthaman bad fallen on the field ). Being at a IOBB to understand how that could be, he appealed to Yadbisbwho also, at thira, 'the truthful the arlvico of Krishna, gave an evasive reply uttered loudly the word ' Asvattbaman and added Gaja or elephant in a very low tone tee ' ; Vo. 8. 9. death Sorely grieved of his only BOD, the kind-hearted old father fell in a swoon, and Dhriah(adyumna, hi a avowed enemy, took ad vantage of this circumstance, and cot off bis head]. or;, or A measure of capacity, either the game as an ^dhaka or equal to 4 .ddhakas or ' Ta of a Khail, or 32 or 64 shers. or at the A wooden vessel or -2 A tub. -Oonrp. 1 bucket. _onp, arr^rfc see above. ^rraf:, -qirerwt a raven. -wVtT, -7T,- JTifr, yqr a cow yielding a drona of milk. j^ the capital of 400 villages. ft** see ^HJT ( 2 ) jftor above 1 Rlffr; -nfj /61 An ] 1 #rj.Un, 4. oval vessel of wood used [ j-ft ?i for holding or pouring out water, a bucket, bashi, baliog-veggel. -2 A water reservoir ( 3TSTW ). -3 A trough for feeding cattle. -4 A measure of capacity, equal to two Surpas or 128 alien -g The valley or chasm between two mountains . ; kingdom and even himself and she wag Draupadi in gambling, grossly insulted by Duhgasana q. v. and by Diiryod liana's wife. But big ; ^ planL-eonip ^faWT 1 A tub, ; Ketaka tree. bucket. -2 The the Indigo plant. fftTHW, -i%:, ^foT: An epithet of A*vatthaman mrftm tf, A ^ ; ; Bg A $3: ^A * If pair, couple. cf. p. wwsntr, [ Sl ft 5Tl% 7. 66 R. ; ). A vessel of the daughter of ^Drupada, king of the Pancbalas. was won [She her Svayamvard by Arjuna at ceremony, and when he and his brothers returned home told they their mother that they had that day made a great acquisition. Whereupon the mother said " Well, then, my dear children, divide it amongst " As her words once yourselves. uttered could not be changed, she became the common wife of the five brothers. When Yudhishthira lost ture. yn^-i, a. a added nouns in the sense of reaching to ', as high or deep as', as far as' aCTFrsvk ^(njnr K. 114 ir?ri'fc'Mrg-<w ( ) K. 16. 46 6. 55. 1 ' 1 ; 5^ w: ; ; Sse un- c. der * 64. TV. ] world ; A -4 | ; N. of the third Yuga of the Us. 9. 301. -2 The side of a marked with two die points. -6 Doubt, un- duel. A ) the four q. v. Ms. 3. tT: : ter, er. ( . duel, a single combat. an expedient. of ( 'through'). ', Y. 12 3. ; ' ( by g-rrr -Oomp. gT:W, gTW, gTif^JcT:, gr- a door-keeper, porter. K [ f-fr^-wir f*r$f separation of nism, discord. the sexes. -->jw a. 1. forming a uncertain. couple. -2doubtful, Y ; ; TV. I ] A door, gateway' gate. -2 A passage, entrance, ingress, opening 3ji^T fiW11. 18. -3 7(5r> gfasfw^ R. 1 4 An aperture of the human body nine ) see w and Ku 3. ( they are 50, Bg. 8. 12, and Ms. 6 48 also. -4 means. ( gr^JT medium, Way, through by means of '; Pt. 1. ). srf^T: a porft A door. -Oomp. Bg. 10. 33. -2 A kind of -J The gigu Gemini of the zodiac. -Ooap. liv^arti ^ri^j; o. ing in couples. ( -m. ) -*he ruddy goose ifflji fa^ti .Ttrfhrcrr B. 8. 3f o. 1 produced from 56, 16. 63. morbid affection of two humours. -2- arising from a quarrel. -3. arisHTT. antagoing from a couple. ,r ) door, gate -2 Access, way. -3 A 88. means, means A 1 . ' : -3 Doubt, suspense, uncertainty, quarrel, dispute certainty. -7 A fortress, stronghold. secret. --g> 1 ( In gram. -8 W (*fr/O A termination - to ; ' One of in- --Oft* a. double-tongued, of the neuter gen- sincere der. A strife, contention, A anlfT a. freed from the S. 2. ; -5 is influence of the two bad qualities and 31^, a gaint or a virtuous man. anrtrtr a. of a two-fold na- couple of opposite conditions or qualities, ( such ag $% and :W, ?ft(f and gwr ) ; sr^Tfrr T% K. 135 ggYnSprr; Ms. 1. 26 C 81 fight. 4. *3T? f* 40 1. 4. 8, 3. -Oomp. pair, couple. ; * ^ift ; 6; 1.19; one whose mind ; Me. 45 ; disease. ( A 8. vill. N. grain as afield -2 Two-fold nature, duplicity. -3 UntruthfulnoM. -4 ( In gram. ) The masculine and feminine gender. -*ft . 35 ; jpfa $T*R. Sk.J 1 A pair, couple. -2 A couple of animals ( including even men ) of different sexeg, e. male and female jjrrfr *nr ftfrTfHar: 3. pi. also ; .1. holding the measure dronz. 3*r ; gee Si. 3. 57. 3 1 Pair, couple, brace ( usually at the end of comp. ); f^sf I. 16. Ku. ; times used in on which hours are plate single ; ; 6, 18. struck. a o. seesrscarr ]. son of Drsnpadl in Engaged 57 ( solved to enter upon the great Bbarati war. She is one of the five very chaste women whose names one is principal kinds of compounds, in which two or more words are joined together which, if not compounded, would stand in the same case and be connected by the copulative conjunction ' and ^nflftr:?. II. 2. 29 ;g* wmrr%.. %*>* ?Wnr>: afivrJT-. Ve. 3. 31. Ffar^it. ( gft/. ) 1 Containing a Sown with a drona of dropa. -2 a. combat. ; ^ta^Ti by two, in pairs or contentious. on the occasion of Durvasas begging food at night for hig60,000 pupils ). At last, however, her patience was exhausted, and she taunted her husbands for the very tame way in which they put up with the insults and Injuries inflicted upon them by their enemiei (see Ei. 1. 29-46 ). It wag then that the PaWavas re- to repeat Two a"tlN o. 1 Forming a couple. -2 Opposed to one another ( as g with uncommon and patience endurance and on several occasions, when she and her husbands were put to the test, she saved their credit (ag recommended ind. : couples. these and the like insults she bore : Mai. 9 j &c. -6 N. of the wife of Drona. -7 The plantain tree. -8 The Indigo I ; ; ; ; ' 1 ' ^fe^f: the bolt of door-keeper. a door. ^o/R:, e tho leaf or panel of a door. -- K in. a door-keeper, porter, N. of Vishnu. a door-keeper ward- ^ffr^ ^T^J teak-wood, 518 the panel of a door. -2- the qg: 1. curtain of a door. RNr the threshold of a door. fquTT: the bolt of a door. a ^rffoj3^'. 1. a crow. -2 a door-poet, jamb. sparrow. ^rf: jfa a lock, bolt. f^ black?ingr tho leaf of a door. pepper. ftr: a~door-keeper. 5TC ( ft ) f>T N. of the capital of Krishna on tho western point of Qujariith ; ( for a description of Dv Iraki, see Si. 3. 33 63 ). -Comp. -*Wf:, iN:> epithets - of h rishna. q. v. A . door- porter, num. fff ( Norn. du. ft m. both ; ft. /., B. 5. 68. (^. 5 In comp. t is substituted for ff necessarily before ^31^, filter and ffi^, and optionally before fw;i%<j, q^TfSKteiTt fc fr?r and swfiT, f| remaining unchanged before srtffict ) [ cf I duo, Us or 6i in comp. Gr. rfvo, ds; Zend dva; A. 8. ttoi. ] -Comp. sw 51^, fft, . ; binocular. aj^rc o. a word of two ) srJja a. -two fingers long. a. twO'eyed, dissyllabic. syllables. ( -* ) two ( T: s^iff finger's length. an aggregate or molecule of two y&a. |. having two atoms, a diad. sen8CS.-2. ambiguous, eqiiivocal.-J. aitfhr having two objects in view. / a. srsfif^: eighty-second. are copper. wft eighty-two, 1. arrfrrar period of two clays having a double nature. -2' being two. wnplTTTt a son of two -- persons or fathers, who remains ' an adopted son natural father though adopted by another. 3T^ ( ST^ or tH^f ) a collection of to heir man of a mana the three castes of first a Brahmana, Esbatriya see Y. 1. 39. -2-a Brahover whom the Samskaras ( ( ; or purificatory rites are performed); such as a -3- any oviparous animal, bird, snake, fish cOc. i^sr: N. 2. 1 ; S. 5. 21 Mu. fjfcjf 1. 11 ; Ms. 5. Th Bh. iTOTsir^Hnf^tT B. 12. 22 ; ; 17. -4. a tooth 13 1. ; (where means 'a Brabmana' alpo). his two verses or tifc. 9>i, -^refTTi * a crow ( there being two Kas in the word w? ). -2- the ruddy goose two kat in the word ( there being ^ dra. a Brahmana. qft: s *rgr an epithet of 1. the moon ; B. 5. 23. C -2- Qarnda. -3. camphor. JT t of a tree for holding water. -2* a trough near a well for watering cattle, &c. birds, 3fg : , "arw: 1. a man who be a Brah- pretends to mana. -2. one who is ' twice- born or a Brahmana by name and birth cf rgr4*j:only and not by acts 'JFPT: a Brahmana. "f&fifa m. 1 a ' . ; . Kshatriya. -2* a pseudo-Brahmana, one disguised as a BrahmaQa.?r??T! an epithet of Vishnn, ( having Garuda for Sildra. 3)3R{ vehicle. ! < < %f4;: a having two ). -2. regenerated. -3. ovi- natures. parous. bis (-. ). of any of the snfff: n. 1. a man three castes of the Hindus Ms. 2. 24. -2- a Brahmana; Ki. 1. 39 ; Eu. 5. 40. -3. a bird. -4. a tooth. STTflnra. 1. belonging to the first three castes of the Hindus. -2. of a twofold nature. -3 of mixed ft^r origin, mongrel. (-*rt) a mule. first ; ggt f^3*R double, two fold. Udb. gor o. to plough twice f^gofr^ ( f6t5rr^ to double, increase Q'fflffrfrg ; ; 1jjf&r {or a. having two legs, two-legged QHVm^ta. Rrfirgsit ^IMlftw second. ( Santi. ^^rf^n / 3[; ) ; 15. forty- ( ' fortj-twu. 4. twice-born'. 25; Bh. nT 2. 121. ( trrfiMr ) a. -2- consisting of thirty two. i^sr^ (ffrf^I^V-tbirtyhaving thirty-two ausmarks upon the body. picious qfs a havind. stick against stick. two. ?5^ror . ^ ing two teeth. ^j a. having two parts, two-leafed. %&a, pi. twenty. ??T (ffT3>T) 1- twelfth ; MB. 2. 36. -2. consisting of twelve. twelve years old, lasting for twelve yean; Ft. 1. for a. twelve fold. ^^r a. consisting of 12000- -ijtff (g-r^fr ) the twelfth day of a lunar fortnight. a twel (gl ceremony jfrf5\^) two for lasting day*. ^Ct 973: and -;-fir': a ftsrrerr. of Ga$a." circumcised man. ;r*jr (fff-fff-^^r) a. ninety-second. Jfrfif: ( f5-grit: an eleHrfit: ) / ninety-two. Indra's elephant. 3n%T: phant. 3rrfT: an epithet of Uane epithet -STtr^RT / a. fifty-second, ) ( fe-ST-t'rrSTtr - fifty-two. ) rrj 1. two ways. -2' a crofl. -way, a place where two roada meet. see q^[ fjjfcrr^r below. T?a. having two ftet a biped, man. ( as a verse ). cr^r: Tf^OT) -TfV a kind: of Prakrita a biped, man. metre. I : (rr^, -qrq ^2- a bird. -3- a god. irrfr:, -fj- a double penalty. TrPni m. an elea Visarga ( ). phant. gsr ffrj; an angle. ^sr : o. having two floors 1 . : ( as a placa). epithet of rrf. Ganeia. 1. an -Trjisr: -2. king nnr: a long vowel having two syllabic instants). -jrr?T Jaiasandha. gigr a leech. a cross-way. -2 =^q- ^; ] . a 13, an elephant ; B. 4. 4 ; Me. 69. 'sia^i, 8 'amfito 3WT: I. a lion. -2. the Sarabba. sr,Ts a miake. ifrt two wr a. 1. biform. -2. writ* nights. ten in two ways. -3. having a differ* ent shape. -4. bi-colour, bipartite. ( cf. f|< . v. 1 reading. -2- a word correctly written in two ways. ifcni;'". a mule. t Ku. 1. 27, 3. 36. 27, in gram. ^^ ; the dual number ( ar^ref: a ). kind of house or structure with 16 angles ( sides ). ^rit^T a swing. W?T ( pi- -2> Bfibaspati, the preceptor of the o. l^ef the constellation an epithet of Ganesa. twelve. Mg.. m. an epithet of 1. the planet Jupiter. ( "airs^."1 ' B seearri^eir. ; *rn9f dog. bee ; 1. thirty-second. a numeral; o. ; 63 B. 11. 64, 14. 41; Bv. 1. 20. -2. an informer, a slanderer, tale-bearer. -3. an insincere person. -4- a thief. member is in twelve Adhyilyas. committing twelve mistakes in reading. && a dodecagon. 3f: 1. a period of twelve days Ms. 5. 83, 11. 168. -2. a aacriQor lasting for or completed in twelve a Buddha. "arsr: days. 3irjir:, 3iT?fl^ m. the sun. "arrf^iT: pi- the "STPI^ ( 1. the sign 3--. visarga consisting of two dote. -2. N.of Sviha, wife of Agni. 1( a. pi two or three; B. 5. - f>$* ) Mimamsi ni's a. I. double-tongued, (fig. also). -2insincere. ( -|n ) |. a snake ; Si. 1. a camel. 3 o. exchanged or bartered for two cows. a tub-division of theTatpuru( -3: ) glia compound in which the first Pi* m:, $F**: epithets gods. 3w;, of of Karttikeya. stjjai a measure twelve fingers, "srvqrft N. of Jaiini- twelve suns a Bruhmana. 3wft the sacred thread worn by the first three castes of the Hindus. 3TrB?i I. the house O of a dvija. -2-,a nest. tr^:, $$: I. the moon Si, 12. 3. -2. an epithet ff of Garuda.-J. camphor. a Sn^nT: ; keeper. |n.) Two, 1. the Hindus or V.aiaya ) ( a. 7. 162. a. twenty-second. 6Tfft?rfih )/ twenty-two, grftsr ) of two kinds or sorts ; Ms. tSTTT a kind of light cat* 519 y# Iriage drawn by mules. two hundred. -2- one hundred and two 377 o. worth or bought for two hundred smr a.cloven-foeted. ( any cloven-footed animal. ) an epithet of Agni. twice six, twelve. re 77 -STT^i pi. a. ) ) isosceles ( fir sixty-second. v )/. sixty-two a. seventy<second. a fortnight t <* an the fl7CT$T: great serpent Sesha. fr^Wi -OT^T a. consisting of 2000. ( -tf) 2009. ^frw, -?FV <* ploughed in two ways, e. first i, lengthwise and then breadth-wise. -QW<# a. worth or bought for two golden coins. g-q m. an elephant. ynr*, -T^ a. two years old. ^fa a. of the neuter gender. ffrr a pregnant woman. TO- an epithet of Agni. Two | : ; y)lflt< Mb. -2 In two ways. -Oomp. arc^T dividing into two parts, splitting. irfitt I. an amphibious animal. -2. a crab. -3. a crocodile. By . Twice; f|ft* 5^51^ nKu. 6. 64 Ms. 2. 60. -OOMB. sinnr* ( fjjtnrtT* ) the ceremony of the second entrance of the bride into her husband's house. WTt ( fjf 5T3T* f**rarv: pair, consisting of * ( flN^T ) I. spoken twice, repeated -2. said in two way a. -3. redund- rm Jprmgwat foJw TT^ i ^3T: B. *f pi. A 90 8. 49.^: 1 -2 fs^srr sometimes used in Second 5STT f??r?f a son. ; pair, couple j% ; ; B. 8. 6. ^rmr t* U. 3. 26 Me. 83 R. The second inafamily, ; ration. (?8T -~3jgr ( married twice. vrpr:, way A ; woman ) hate, be hostile towards ; 7 jjf% Bg. T*oniHtt^?^w-HiH^i^t Ve. 3. 13 2.57,18. 10; Bk. 17. 61 ; 18. 9; dislike, S. 6. 4. ( Prepositions tr,t% and tf are prefixed to this root without any change of meaning ). <**T like 3T% inimioal. {%%". Hostile, hating, m. An enemy fcrRT fj- B. 12. 11 Pt. ; j 3. 45 /. Ved. Hostility. 1. 70. ; -Oomp. -|f*T treachery. An enemy. fg-q-i ( Haras- fjfwr sing an enemy, retaliating An enemy m. ). with aoo. or B. C. cT?r: q^ J!TH'^ f?Tftr 2.1 ;Bk. 5.97. fj-rBTfj; -2 Hated, U. To plough twice. f^tffTr^tT i- a field Ploughed twice ( as ; G&p.p- [ ^-*4t9r ( ?p ] 1 Hostile. g disliked. Copper. 1 Hate, dislike, STT: [ l|l;w5 rj ] abhorrence, repugnance, distaste; S. o wwt*:, 5. 18 ; Bg. 3 34, 7. 27 j HTK^T: &o. -2 Enmity, hostility, malignity ; Ms. 8. 225. a. ( sft/. ) second place. enemy. Hate, hatred, or ort An enmity, dislike. g-T^n. Ved. Hatred. -2 Sin.-3 I An enemy. tflV^i Occupying the ?* I A pair, couple. -2 The number two '. -3 Duality. -4 The dual. -5 Reduplication. ' jj^ur a. Titling, disliking. of a eighteen ; but seven appears to be the usual number ; cf. R. 1. 65 and S 7. 33. The central one is sj^tf in which ii included iftirefo or India. ) skin of a tignr. -Oomp. ir The 9)$Cs camphor from China, a. Full of islands m. 1 A ^Ffa^nj The ocean. river .-2 -2 A The earth, *ft 1 river. A I . in general tiger Sk. -2 -Oomp. pinther. -2. tiger's nail. a ; A leopard, ^^, -^ 1. a kind of per- An islander. Vyaaa. -3 A sort of crow, N.of Rudra. -2 N. of slight. -4 5 1 cover. P. ( gtffr ) 1 To hinder. -2 To -J To disregard. -4 To appro- priate wrongly. enemy In ind. two a. g-ff m. Hating 4c. An two f *c. See under fjf^. usirer who charges cent per oent interest. 1 Double amount, value, or ipjtnf measure. -2 Duality. -3 The possession of two out of the three qualities w, and *3T !|F$. 1 Duality -2 Dualism in philosophy, the assertion of two distinct principles, such as the maintenance of the doctrine thatspirit and matter, Brahman and the universe, or the Individual and the Supreme Soul, are difcf ferent from each other ; -3 N. of a forest. N. of a forest Ki 1 the doctrine of dualism 1. ijf^-. see above. Tri^ "* a philosopher who maintains the dvaita docBy. 1. 86. -Oomp. -JST . ; ; I'fiK m. A philosopher who main- , p. 1 To be hated. Second -2 Odious, hateful, disagreeable; R. 1. An enemy, 88 , Pt. 1. 239. iq-: 6. in tains the (Ivnilii doctrine. Pt. 1. 57. |(DJ-/JO. Bg. parts, ways, twice. trine. ). QtfrPM like the petals and each being separated from the other by a distinct ocean. In N. 1. 5. the Dvtpas are said to be : Second; alsofycftfw-2 Happening the second time. -3 Returning every second day ( as a fever). 1 Mem ; -if ind. A second time, again. -Oomp. -wrwr: the second stage or period of the religious life of a Bnlhmana. vr^ a. having arrivseconde stage' of life. according to different lotus flower, I U.(|ff,^, t!) To gen. ) ; 31 Si. irrfo*rr. -2 island. fume. cation. of a lunar fortnight. -2 A wife, companion, partner. -J ( la gram. ) The accusative case. $ The half. at the varies of nar- -r^ir redupli- An authorities, being four, seven, nine or thirteen, all situated round the repetition, tautology .-2. superfluity, ; companion, partner, end of oomp.) nnrTftmtfgtftrt B. 1. 95 Kn. 3.35; 8 OTTTi f!fr &c. -J The second letter of a clan .-4 The second person ( in gram. ) --TTT 1 The second day i. e. sions l ( fiftftr: ) I pUoe of refuge, shelter, protection. -3 A division of the terrestrial world ; ( the number of these divi- gftjr ?W$ friend'; (usually at the ed gri%: /. repetition. . f?(TT o. ( ?ft/. ) Consisting of or divided into two, doable, two-fold ; 3. %) ant, tautologocs, superfluous. ( ; %% *r ; 5%'^faT. TST [ I'fef WT II,] mountain two by two, twos, uscloisness.-3- two-fold fold, forming a two. -2 Second. -3 Happening the second time. -4 Increased by two, two per cent 5PT f%: Ms. 8. 141-2. See ffa under f;- also. a. M. in couples. --*Tn%j3r! triangle. two parts, a. Divided into aannder. 1 In two parts ; f^-rr fffUT rvrerr: f4i^iiH: B. 1* 39 ; Ms, 1. 12, ' ~ 32 2 n* r y 5?^ !TW , split 9 ; 9. 29 ; Ms. 9. 307. ; f - nrr- : N. 2. 110 ;cf. 520 double. iT* "'( *ft/- ) Two-fold, 1 Duality, two-fold nature or state. -2 Separation into two parts. -3 Double reiource, secondary reBerve. -4 Diversity, difference, conflict, contest, variance *jnHN 5 T^ \j ; firar ?nf JTT5wr ?5^r Ms. 2. 14,9. 32 y. 2. 78. -5 Doubt, uncertainty ; Pg. 5. 25 ; Ve. 6. 44. -6 Double; dealing, duplicity, one of the six modes of foreign policy see Ijvftvn? ; below and ind. -7 contradiction. if In two parts. -2 In two ways, 1 501. doubly. To 8 U. ( two into ). t>ft$ff a. Separated, I into -2 Brought folil. divide separate, made twoa dilemma To become divided be disunited. -2 To vacillate, be divided or uncertain, be in suspense ( as mind ) ^F? 1 i^tft>3; two I ; rii -2 Separation into two, diversity. -3 Doubt, un- (Terence, 1 q a. At ( end of comp. the \tt An exclamation of anger 4.24. ; A I -2 Ordeal : or Haktik.'is. GunJM Old cloth or raiment. of cloth fastened round tlfs^Rf, VJ51 -2 A glrip tlic loins uf^ 1 or over the privities. nt. 1 P. 1 [ iieis^Rir-ift ] epittut of Siva. -2 of the zodiac -3 A ( ) An The sign Libra denier, trader. To sound. island born', ( C*JT, c*ft/. ) O r relating to an island ; Living" on Si. 3. 76. a Having two mothers, a natural mother and a stepmother. T: 1 N. of Ganeaa. -2 N. of Jarisandba Ttfir > grBTTjjT e. ! According II 1 to others means ' dividing one's army and encountering a superior enemy in detachments', harassing the enemy by attacking them in saaall band* '; tsfr>Tf ; dispute. -7 Falsehood, duplicity. rj^f rain a. ffq- ( -WJ sr ] 1 Relating to or on an island, -2 Belonging to a tiger, made of or covered with a IT; A car covered with tiger's skin. a tiger's skin. The skin of a q- 1 Ti An ? <* -2 -^T The._wiite thorn-apple I. 1 P. Vj;j ^TO ( VTBT [ ( vftrTtT ). ( vr^ ) ] ); VJ5T 1 To sound. -II. Property, wealth, money (gold.chattels H. iTT^^gt5Jt 1 (flg. ; also) (TfmT, ftnpr, &o. -2 ( a ) Any valued poasession, an ohjnct of affection or endearment, dearest treasure qjesr^: fjatl^TgiRnfinT: U. 1. 14 sntq?? tnrnrremS-: B. 2. 44 irTflrT, 3lPjwrH &c. ( b ) A valuable article Ms. 8. 201, 202. -3 Capital, in ; ; ^ or interest ). -4 A PP' I1 booty, prey, spoil. -5 The reward given to a victor in a combat, the prize won in u game. -6 A contest forprizea, a match. -7 The lunar mansion called -8 Surplus, residue. -9 ( In math. ) The affirmative quantity or TFisr. plus ( -Oomp, opp. -10 ^or). sjf^r^. r A jgi,t to cha- general sound. property, . *hV/- ( divided be- Biennial. ) Duality, two-fold nature. Variance, diversity, difference. a. ( qft/. )Two years of old. two years. right of inheriting property. s m., -srRr^iT: I. a treasurer. -2- an heir. Kfafor m., -.m9r -amrrfar:, -M'VfSTj 1. an epithet of Kubera ; Ki. 5. 16. -2. a treasurer. STTftT: ! flne.-2. plunder.-srr^r a. 1. honoured with gifts of wealth, kept contented by valuable presents; UiTrnErTT: Ki. 1. 19. _2. wealthy, opulent. -arfJr^t a. desiring or seeking for wealth, covetous, Hnrofr miserly. ; ( cf. *iR^ )Ved. To bear fruit. ^-ai^ in ; 1 The period Mar. ) adversary. ^q- tiger. ; Nourished by ) as a corntry A dominion tween two kings. Imng aa ( A single combat A single combat in SiHRpnr. 3 P. : f?-?ir*rr?3iJrr aft/. ( and rivers riots.^ Duplicity. -2 Diversity, difference. -3 Falsehood. ^ Si. 2. 60. ' ; 42 a. The ' ] ' &c. balnnce, a pair of scales. hy tlie balance. -3 flie sign Libia of the zodiac. we ght equal to *!?*?: A kind of qj: or 'duplicity' keeping apparently friendly relations with the enciwr sfrt SW'- 5191^:, r^-31?r N. of Yyslsa. double-dea'infc' riches, treasure, or aniniliilate. parties. [ : means authorities it Two jT di- ' U. U.( -raiH-W) To destroy 10 vrg, \jtf- ' Wealth, property. tj some ing to ) Placing, holding, containing, causu; 1 An epithet of BrahmA. ing &c. -2 N. of Kubera. -3 Virtue, moral merit. ; A lemma. -5 One of the sis Gunas or modes of foreign policy. (Accord- parts, or nature. . f-vqr 1 embarrassed, perplexed. into certainty, vacillation, suspense S. 1 -4 * JTiT: iftftHHMt -f^f: 1. 3TnrrT: a treasury. --f-$r : , a treasurer. -2. an epithet Kubera. wealth cf. of win. m. warmth of ; creditor who 3frT, -ffjiq- SI^ISR^. a. claims ir^q; his m . a money. covetous, greedy. T%: an epithet of Kubera. yq: loss of wealth w ; T^srrj^rnri Pt. 2. 178. JT=J, ^fla- a. p ur9e . ^^ the numidian crane. 3i(tf all kinds of valuable posseg. * a. sions, aggregate property. liberal. ( a j. liberal or ? ) muni- proud. ff t . 521 bera epithet of Ku -3. N. of man. -2 an flcent R ; 25 9. 17. 80. ; fire. -4. VH;^ ( 4 ) q. v. 3rg5f: an epithet of Ravana; R. 12. 52, 88. punishment in the shape of a fine -^ < 311*) m. fire, -tjrjft treasury -trfff an epithet of Kubera; agror** *TT 'jRf1 treiisurer. a I. q. v. -3.=<^!f{4) treasurer. Kubera. 'the an avaricious demon of wealth,', desire of wealth, greed, sr^fhr: usury. -^ ( o. *r^- of pride ) : JJHT principal, avarice, cupidity. avarice. pursewealth. capital. -=*lrT: 1. expend- *r*r: -2. extravagance. ftinf a treasury. %v. 1. an heir. -2- a thief. -3. a kind of perfume. ffrir a. to be won over Mk. Hy wealth iture. 31, 5. 9. a. 5?T deprived of wealth, poor. Avarice, greed, covet- N. of Arjuna thus derived in Mb. I i: is ; (the name : -2 An epithet of ). -3 N. of Vishnu. -4 A kind of ii fire. vital air nourishing the body. a. Rich, wealthy. vrst-Kj fft N. of the constellation vrHsrDen. P. To wish for wealth Ki. 13. 56 Mv. 4. 49. a. [ vjspil^lft'HOTW-S^ lender, creditor ; | ] ^ : bent. ^r^ ( tigu^rf ) acurved, having or armed with a bow .(-*:) a bow-maker. ^rfg- trg: ( 2. money- ?ig^5fH^^r5 Ma. 55. ( ffiqg ). a bow-string. v$s (ugfrf: ), an archer. sgr ( tr^T^rf ) a gtring 2. 4. -^ WT:, archer qr?: bow- w^^fwsrasirrWwJT^-Tg;^ S. *! ( vrg^W: } a bamboo. ; m. &o. ( tig 1. ) an R. 2. 11, 29 ; 3. 31, 38, 39.; 97 16. 77. -2. an epithet of Vishnu. -3. the sign Sagittarius of the zodiac. trrftjj; m. an archer. 11 ; 12. ; a. (?TT/. ) Rich, opulent. m. 1 A wealthy man. -2 A creditor Y. 2. 18, 41 Ms. 8. 61. -2 Itie possessor of any thing. ; qrf5ra.(vrgBqr(5fJ armed with a bow, with a bow in hand. sift: 0*gnF a bamboo. archery. -2- the 3WJ tree. %^ ( trg^r; ) the science of archery, one of tue four Upavedai q. v. m- an fW(Vfn}l- ; A woman. en. P. '* ) young girl 3^ -2 An epithet of Arjuna. -3 Of Siva. -4 of Vishnu. -5 The sign Sagittarius of the zodiac. T* Coriander seed m. an archer. ( 8^ ). Usually at the end of a comp. ) Blowing ; arfjhm, 5;:iWvrr.-2 MeltH: 1 The moon. -2 An ing, fusing. epithet of Krishna. -3 Of Yama, the god of death.' -4 Of Brahma. ( 1 A VTIT blacksmith. An onomatopoeticword 9- 1 Blowing. kind of reed. VJJTST A bow. A m. store of grain. ! a. [ VH ] i--fl-*r<j Bestow- 1 ing or conferring wealth MB. 3. opulent. -3 Blessed, fortunate, lucky, happy trs* 3?nr=TTBr HPTWTW: Bv. 1. 16, 4. 37 ^ur %* fiwrr ft flnrw 106, 4. -2 Wealthy, 19. ; rich, A ex- made by blowa trumpet. -2 Cruel. r: 1 A reed, blow-pipe. tube or canal of the human body, tubular vessel, as a vein, a nerve, &c. -3 Throat, neck. -4 A -2 A speech. ; . The act of blowing. ; Mu. 1. I/ -4 Excellent, good, viitu. A lucky or blessed man, ous. rift 1 a fortunate being ; 7 17 - - i r*imfrr?n*3im Bh. 1. 41 :( tTfSfTfr: Thebraided and ornamented hair of a woman tied over the head and intermixed vitb flowers, pearls, &c. srrg' OT55- ; Ti5^T*TjT Git. 2 TTTft fcTMffKi WwjfrTsrsfinu ( q^t ) Bh. 1. 49 ; S. ; 1. 72. -2 An infidel, an atheist. -3 N. of a spell. rr 1 A nurse. -2 Coriander. ?f 1 Wealth, treasure. -2 Coriander. -Comp. ^r^! 1. an expression of thanks thanksgiving. -2- praise, applause. vrs^fl^ a. Considering oneself to blessed or fortunate. yujT-fl I ; ( perhaps for vtj^ the fais tree. -3 A measure of four h,<,Uis.-4 the sign -agitUritis of the zodiac. -5 An -rcber. /. A sandy shore. hog HT or ft/- ( pressive -of the sound ing with a bellows or A bearing a small plant puugeot eed used as a condiment. 1 A bow -2N. cf A -: MM a. Til. 1. -2 The seed of ander this plant o. ( vj?T com'p. ( at the Usually Drinking, ) vrr a. or To wish for wealth. ; ; 6. ^f%^ epithet of Siva. ; vrft? o. Very rich ( Superl. of Vft^ or -.^ ). sr N. of the twentythird lunar mansion ( consisting of four stars ). Armed with a bow. -2 Cunm. 1 An archer $r Ku. 3. 10 3-^: *r ^r wf'^t Tf| ning, shrewdT*T tnNSfs*^ ; wealthy. Vjg: q. v. ). a ) bow and arrow. >&3( T3:W5 ) part of a bow; Me. 15. gor> ( qggor: ) \ -3 A husband. -4 An honest trader. -5 The ffiqg tree. ten I A virtuous woman. -2 A wife, young woman. -3 N. of a Y. ( ^'^Ttfft': N. of the physician of the gods, said to have been produced at the churning of the ocean with a cup of nectar in his baud ; cf. ; Rich, wealthy. -2 Virtuous. A rich or wealthy man. -2 A tree gpsrjTt A measure of distance or length equal to four hastas ; cf. ^5. bow-shapeu, ) -2 Shore, firm land, I a fort injJJ accessible on account of a surrounding desert ; Ms. 7. 70. gittarius of the zodiac. -5 A desert; N. of Siva. -Comp. ig*re>K t-ar^i^ Bv. 1 31. q^ . cf. tjH-i.. ( A dry soil, desert, ^cfi^ ,r^ ^r^. ; -3 The sky. -Comp. ; 3TTWTT o. tiff fr m., n. waste trgo^Hfq' ; ; /. 8.51; ; ; WTfo ; A bow Kn. 3. 66 10 ^ 9. ousneus. A rmed 5i^-jrS ] vj=j; n. 1 ( ; 1. [ Tiirtni wror -f^TPtft' ft$iifr|chl, proud. grs: an epithet of -2- a. with a bow. sucking carrying, possessing, containing, ing, preserving, A bow classical literature xiw-uage. ( rarely ). used -Comp. mountain A flock endowed observing, &o. r, A as in (y /. ) [ tt-M-O end of comp.) Holdbearing, wearing, cori- ( ). ; rr or (Usually at the with, end of ; &c. : ; in fts a of or dissolute cotton. man -3 ( ftz ). A frivolous -4 The king 522 of the tortoises, i. e. Vishnu in his incarnation. -5 N. of one of the Vagus. Kurma WT a. -g^ ] Bearing, 1 A preserving, holding, &'c. or: ridge of land serving the purpose of a bridge, the side of a mountain. -2 The. world. -3 The sun. -4 The ( of)-/. ) [ female breast. -5 Rice, corn.-6 The Himalaya ( as king of mountains ). or 1 holding 1. 17 Brahman. -2 -3 Water, ( also ). -4 Opinion. -5 A place where anything is preserved. -6 Fire. -7 A sucking calf, Git. w*f8prcori%pnriRJTrfe 1 -2 Possessing, bringing, procuring, &c. -3 Prop, stay, iupport. -4 Security. -5 A measure .of weight equal to tenpalas. or 1 Ved. V religious A supporter, tr? 3f ] 1 A A -2 A prop, house. sacrifice. merit. VTO- f epithet of Vishnu. -3. of Siva. $RT: a mountain. sr eousness, good works ( one of the four ends of f gyf% ; Gtt. sfnr y-yftn <wfor?i*r> sff The ftrfuTrf 5. s giT! |. -5^., : , $r- an epithet of Mars. -2. anepitnet of the demon Naraka. 3fr, -g^r, -gerr an epithet of Sita, daughter of Janaka, ( as born from the earth ). <W: 1. an epithet of Se^ba. -2. of Vishnu. -3. a mountain. -4. a tortoise. -5. a king. -6. an'elephant fabled to support the earth. m. 1|^ a mountain. -2. an epithet of Vishnu. -3. of Sesha. qft- a king. Vi> -OT: *h ocean. ij^ m. I. a king. -2. a mountain. -3. Vishuu. -4. Sesha. fcj?y the globe. ^f: I. a tree. To be held, kept or -2 Supportable, vm [ q carried. gt^, istence present to Brahmanan. a -Oomp. yj. am*:, -^rs, -gf: a Brihmana. wrwrsr:, -3*:, -q;g 1. epithets of the planet Mars. -2. epithets of the demon Naraka. n epitnet of Siti. WTffTSfT y. 5{T*: deliverance of the earth. vrf: |.a mountain. -2- an epithet of Vishnu or Krishna. -3. of Sesba. -0.1%: J. a king. -2- an epithet of fair: king. : Vishiju. JJS^OT. a *r^ w. king. a mountain. Ku. ; 5. earth ; [ <j-$* S, 2. 15 ; >fkrihf ] B. 14. 54 -2 Ground, soil. wRirq m. 1 A balance, scales. -2 A form, figure. 1 ; The Ku. 1. 2, 17. Vf*t . [-3^] bearing, carrying, pair of Ved. Holding, supporting. arrvr?, ftrT a. righteous, virtuous 415. snwr the throne of judgment-seat, tribunal rightregarded as . human ex- -WT- Pt. ; 1. justice, ; 6 with Jainag ) the category ( predicament of virtue j^v an epithet of '-iwf^arqnij. dhiihthira. $r : an epithet : 38 and lee ftrf or H. 1. 65. -4 Duty, prescribed rs course of conduct ; qsl^igrinffr wf cnTt S. 5. 4 ; Ms. 1. 114. -5 Right, Jfaroa. rich in virtue 3-^ < chiefly characterized by justice, emi' equity, impartiality. -6 Piety, propriety, decorum. -7 Mora- nently jost and impartial ; B. 13. 7. instruction in law or duty, religious or moral instruction. -2. the collective body of laws. 3^51^, 1. a teacher of the law. -2 a spiritual teacher, a Guru. ^raqr: an expounder of law. ., -q;r3, -ftprr 1- any act of duty or religion, any moral or religious observance, a religious act or rite. -2. riituout conduct. siVT^rhr: ihe Kali age. devoted to virtue. -2. 1 asm justice, Rv*rrawi^ -8 Nature, disposition, M41. 1. 6 nrf^T . 5JV^. lity, ethics. character ; ; -9 An essential quality, peculiarity, characteristic property, ( peculiar attribute ; q^fit T""jW"?'t*Tt ) W$Tf 9^ Pt. J. 5fhr* ftrr: Chandr. 5. 45 304. -10 Manner, resemblance, likeness. -11 A sacrifice. -12 Good company, associating with the virtu; ous. -13 Devotion, religious ab-14 Manner, mode. -15 Upaniihud q. v. -16 N. of straclion. An the ifudhisbthira, observing duty or right. $frr : |. an epithet of Buddha. -2 a Jaina eldest P4ndava. -17 N. of Yama, the god of death. bow. -19 A drinker of Soma juice. -20 ( In astrol. ) N. of the saint. a frw: --^fT grant, royal edict -ISA or decree ninth lunar mansion. -21 An Arh/it of the Jainas. -22 Thj soul. -Conrp. acting justly. ( shnu. -2. a pious man, ^,-5, an epithet of Buddha. ash^s, -^ : the collective body of laws or duties ; s*T: (-rr/.)the Indian crane. aj- and wrong, reand iireligion. ligion *r%f m. a Mimlmsaka who knows the right and wrong course of action. srnJtfi?r (.m. du. right ) observing duty, -TO. ) 1. N. of Vi- 5H^ Ms. vtfifitatTr -fTrif any act of 1.-99. religion, r%trr, any moral or religious rite.-^l.Bharatavarsba the land of religion ). -2. N. of a ( 9ttr plain near Delhi, the scene of the great battle between the Eanravas luugigtrate.any judicial functionary. a judge, magistrate. 3*rr3nri'"rsc 35*^: 1. administration of the laws. -2- a court of justice, (-or;) a judge. -3TnN;*f9rei:, -srfijcifrf^'l " a judge, . WT3TT ac- ; ; gold or other valuables given as a cf. ) -2. justly, religious teacher. -2. a teacher of law or customs. n epithet of srrwgr: Sfudhishthira q. v. sjrwr^ a. just, righteouH, pious, virtuous. ( -m. ) a saint, a pious man. -4 Virtue, moral -2 Ground, soil. -3 A beam for a roof. -4 A vein. -Oomp. |>g^ 1. a king. -2. an earth ifr* ] | purposes. cording to justice or right. 34^3T a. having a false character. snirw: a religions statute, lawbook. a 1. OT^T!?: holder. VIT^: The Dhattftra plant. qiF L stay. -3 ai^nT: conformor justice. arifcr a. deviating from virtue, wicked, immoral, irreligious. ( -rf ) vice, immorality, injustice. a^orf a acred or penance grove, a wood inhabited by ascetics ; turfed sjf^STfWnsr: S. 1. 33. wtf ind. 1. for SupportDurable, 1 Strong, able. -3 to virtue ity Basis, prop, reservoir. Un. 1.137] Religion, the customary observances of a caste, sect, &o. -2 Law, usage, practice, custom, ordinance, statute. -3 Religious or moral merit, virtue, trrPr:, -oft/. [ moral conduct. . -2 Firm soil. -3 A ing. -2 firm. ^ ; of epithet support. Supporting, sustaining, upnit vrfNhrcorsnr Ku. ; An 1 Heaven, paradise. 3Tr*tertT: superintendence of ! religions atlairs ; S. 1. -2i administration uf justice. -3- tho ollice of a judge. 3IV73T: thet of 30^7R 1- a Vishnu. according to a court of judge. justice. -2. an epi- and Paodavas *r4&% $^r W?> N of protecting rwngion. ( -trt ) Vishnu. ffi: a sacered work of sr? : a jar of fragrant icripture. water offered daily ( to a BrAh mana religion, acting virtuous or ) a a. wgsr^r a in the month of Vaiakba. immoral, unlawful. Buddha. "JJT^W. a ^^j Buddha or 523 ^ observance Jaina. sjrfr, of the law, performance of religioui Kn. 7. 83. duties ; ^rftq -a. the law, observing virtue, practising B. 3. 45 ( -mvirtuous, righteous n ascetic. ^m"ft 1 a wife. -2- a ; fad* chaste or virtuous wife. I. studying or familiar with duty. (%ff7i -2- reflecting on the law. -f%flT study of virtue, consideration of moral duties, moral reflection. a duly or lawfully born ', Ms. 107.-2-N. cf. 9. son; legitimate m. N. of jf^ig^. of grata' 5T: 1 3r^5 into religion or inquiry of condcct wcourse proper uaftrsmn Jaimini'i Sutra. ftnfrrar the ; vmt one who acts according to yfn* the rales of bis caste or fulfils Brihmana prescribed duties.( -*:) who maintains himself by assisting other men in the performance of chant, -2.one who performs religious a rites with a view to reward, like merchant dealing In transactions for profit. -vifir!ft1. a lawful sister. -2. a daughter of the spiritual preone ceptor, -3. a spiritual sister.any regarded as a sister from dischargTPfng the same religious duties. urorer: a virtuous wife. a ecturer or public reader who reads and explains to audiences sacred books like the Bharat, Bbagavata, sfr -f>g*>: a mendicant from virtu- Ac. ' a preserver ous motives. ^jj; m. 1 or defender of justice,' a king. " 1 a -2- a virtuous person fellow religious student, a spiritual one regarded as a brother. -2. . an any brother dischf rging the same wfnira: a minis- from religions duties. ter of religion, a minister in conversant Ms. 7. or religions law the Jjt? charge of religions affairs. foundation of civil or religious law, the Vedas. -gr the Kritaage. ^rt *nr " 'dean epithet of Vishnu. 141,8. 179, 10. 127.-2. juet, righteous, wif: abandoning ose'i pious. religion, apostacy. ^rra charitable or justice', rightlighting in virtue R. 1. 23. ff^TO. eons, pious, just an epithet of Yama. rrar: an e P>" gift (made without any self-interest) a cow milked for religious jtir the iffr N. of purposes only. a lawful m. ( pi. ) Ganges. ym: wife rfrort HW? VHiJKW t*Tt Mil. 6. 18 trrfj: ^Tf9^ m. a demon. an epithet of Buddha letsrt.-wftn* thet of |. Yama. -2. Jina.-3- 31VT%*. -4- a king frsni '" N. of gi*rTsT- rites. their religious knowing what with civil o. sr 1. is tight, ; ; m. a religious hypocrite,an impostor. TTU: srfT: an epithet of 3fir(T,. protector, legal -rpr: an epithet rightful master. of Vihnu. f^reli- fsfasr: wivq; a. pious, holy. f^wir%: / 1 disgious devotion. charge or fulfilment of duty. -2observance. moral or religious R. 2. 2, 20, 72; -r?ifr a lawful wife 8. 7 qrs the way of Y, 2- 1S8. ; ; virtue, a virtuous course of conduct. 7T religiously-minded, pious, righteous. - transgressing the law, an offence againwt law. tj^f: 1a lawful son, a son begotten from a sense of duty and not from mere sensual pleasure. -2- an lust or or ' sword'. tffgj epithetof 3?<jTsT--3.any one regarded on for religions purposes, a ts a m. I an son. srtj spiritual expounder of the law, a legal adviser. -2- a teacher, preacher. the science of duty I). 5. 23. -2 expounding the lw.( -IT-.) an epithet of Buddha. srrfwinr religious ! ; frFnt^rw. ! one who trie* to make virtue like a mer[unfit out of his justice or virtue. -2- hypocrisy. T>fa^ <* 1. opposed to law, illegal, unlawful. -2- immoral. F5VT ! tne essential mark of law.-2-tbe Vedas. Mimimsa philosophy. ( -air ) the ^rtrt 1. irreligion, immorality. -2. Rfra violation of duty R. 1. 76 " a. loving piety or duty. ^f5*3C qtlw: an epithet of jnst, virtuous. about law or Siva. trr^: discussion ; 3TOTC: duty, religious controversy. the day of full moon. TTfTJ I an epithet of Siva. -2- a buffalo ( being a- famithe vehicle of Yama). { ^'g-f |. judicial investigation.-2.dis^hs ( in Rhet. ) sertation on duty. the sentiment of heroism arising out of virtue or piety, the sentiment of chivalrous piety ; the following T["? stance is given in R. G. : in- it- discussion about law. -2a council. *rvr ( with Buddhists ) a court of justice. w?tT: a partner in the discharge of relior iftfa: 1. companion gious duties. shrike. Irgt w. a judge. fork-tailed 3; m. the an epithet of Siva. m. n e pi- **ri^C thet of Buddha. ind. Ujfo: law or to According rule, rightly, religiously, justly. -2 From a Virtuously, righteously. -3 virtuous or religions motive. vnfw 1 virtue, Morality, rightor -2 Inherent property eonsneas. nature. ITH^ m. [ tf-Rfri; ] A pregenrn. I A maintainer, supporter. -J religious rite. -2 Support, etay. custom. -5 Religion, duty. -4 Law, er, A mode, manner. -6 Characteristic quality or mark, a. Virtuous, righteoui, trJiiTT pious. ; ' or religious law. compiled by sages like Mann to WT:' 1 attachment valkya, &c.). a. \nfg Virtuous, just, piou, rightfous. virtuous. -J qifoj A. 1 Holy, -3 Lawful, legal. Upright, just. ' m. wlspJiw-n^ ] 1 Vir vr^ [ one'8 tuons, jnst, pious. -2 Knowing duties. -3 Obeying the law. -4 Having the properties of, having the nature, peculiar properties or characteristics of anything, ( at the end of Oomp. Ms. 10. 41 ) g^r irsr ; . R. 11. 50. -5 Following the habits m. An epithet of of any person. Vishnu. a. Superl. o _ s Very An epithet of Vishnu. pious ( ; . ). An actor, player .^T(T:-'m] 1 .Consistent T: with law, duty or religion, lawful, 24-26-2 Religious legal; Ma. 3. 22; 13. -3 Just, an act ) ; Ku. ( aa 6^ r righteous, fair; vrnr(f^*f5 %^S*^9.2 ; Y. 2. 31 5r endowed with as particuar qualities; 35'3- HH 5 a advanced in virtnTti*! Ku. 5. 16. money unlaw- fljo fatar I rj . tue or piety one who gives away the hope of apfully acquired in a court of pearing generous .-5Tf3Tltribunal. -2. any charitable ; justice, institution. a code of srnT*, -3U H. 1. 17; Y. laws, jurisprudence virtnou*. 1. 5. sfte a. just, pious, a code of laws ( especially ; tfJ: [ $:*& ^ 1 \ Boldness, insolence, "haughtiness, impudence. -2 Pride, arrogance. -3 Impatience. -4 Restraint. -5 Violation, seduction ( of a woman ). -6 Injury, wrong, insult. -7 A eunuch. -Comp. ^rrirofV a violated t, a. [ woman. yf ?^ attacking, assaulting. seduuing. -3 3 1 Assailing, -2 Violating, Lupatieut* 9f! 1 A 524 teducer, an adulterer, violator. An actor, dancer. -3 Mime. -TT "J"T<Jr, [ ?** ywlt ness, insolence. -2 affront. Insult, assault, outrage, geductior, violation; ai in trfr . -4 Copulation. ( a harlot. [ yin^fliot if, f^ Seduced, outrtged, violated. -2 OverN. powered, overcome, defeated 22. 155. -J ill-treated, abased, insulted. ft | Contumely, pride. -1 ; Cohabitation, copulation. FJT patience, intolerance. a disloyal or -3 Im- A harlot, woman. unchaste woman. * VTO; A -6 a. [ White I husband, as in master, lord. -5 A kind of tree. \jv& A Shaking, trembling. -2 A A itir-rr. ; ^ J <W: ! a goose. -2. the bright half of a lunar month. a. colour. Jrfrr^jr chalk. Whitened, made white. m. I Whitened, white Wind. r: A fan made of the deer's ikin. q-{j a. [ vr-iffj^ ] Wi-^Wfl &c- w- . To Ml) HT& To ; ; ^-?v, Hwvr^ 1. 26, 4. -6 To wear, put ^rwh% ^ ftynr and lay, Atm. posses* on.bear; ) ; ; K^l- ; ^ -9 To support, maintain 26 q R- l- To cause, generate, make; create, ; - produce, Amaru. 70. To 1 suffer, ; ; mind or thoughts upon, resolve upon ; on the ear &c. ]. close, shut ; ( the 31 ) 1. (n}to -WiTii vflr vT^f^ Tyn ; S. Til . >j^: r*fcrfr ^tf g'^rfSfsTTT* tnwitTwfirfasfir R. I- 80. ( The following veree illustrates the use of vrr with some : prepositions v. 1. q^- II. N. ; ing-r^vri'rTOW five elements, . e. ^tf, nr, h'f, W?T andjrix--" A ^o" 6 ~'2 A part, a red portion. -13 A fluid mineral of colour. -14 Vd. A supporter. -15 - to be drunk, as milk &c. milch cow. -Oomp. 3tra: Anything -rf. A -3>mm red gula- skilful in ^STFJ rar^r metallurworking in metals. $rr: waste of the gy, mineralogy. bodily humours, a wasting disease, a chalk. -flRTfr : ^rf7 g^ " 4. Ill; or. better kind of consumption, -jrrf?'?;''*. callsour gruel ( premine. jf, -Tr?T*r pared from the fermentation of ricewater ). ir bitumen. ^-prer: borax. the chief tr: the elementary juice, of the seven essential ingredients of t9 arrang''"t of the body.-rrs: ed according to Panini's graramaticat system ( the moat important of these listscalled^rrTiT?, being supposed to be the work of P.ti)ini himself, ; to his Sutras ). supplementary of the bodily hu^fs"./ nutrition a mountain. iit. >Ti7 mours. of the essential ]. impure excretion srflrfluids of the body. -2. lead. a mineral 1. iulphuret of iron. -2TW: sulphur. substance. jnf<^ Ku. 1. a mineral or metallic fluid 7. ?rgrf borax. TT3T5f: -art sernen. ^ ^ ; ^T^T^: mineralogy, metallurgy. lead. a mineralogist. r^i;/?T'3t green sulqf^ri. sulphur. vitriol. of 5Tr<*4, iron, green phate f^ r? JT e^r- the still, 1 -fl->T% . lead. HT*ir good health, three humours). equilibrium of the SPI in. sulphur. or abounding in qigjKT a. Rich Ku. metals. ar richness in metals 1.4. ( put in, ^tm* lay ifif for 2. 1- 8. tncrrnvftamr^ R. 15. 9, -7 The soul. -8 The Supreme Spirit. -9 An organ of sense. -10 Any one of the properties of the 1 as wftr? vrrfirGHt- 5; o qfofr-TT (b) to cover, hide, conceal struct, bar ; ; phate of iron. Si. undergo, incnr 9. 2, 32. 66. -12 To perform, do. -13 Ved. To bring, convey. -14 To of fix. appoint, [ The meanings this root, like those of gr, are variously modified according to the word with which it in connected &c. irf to fix n. Q. JTT:. Jrfir, finr, -1 ) -6 A Me. 105 R. 4. 71 Ku. 6. 51. verbal root igvr^ jt tmrv: P ; usually HIT- atrrfcT ?r 68. primary vrgrnr: nranrt fgrTrfc mrt^TPJ Bv. l. 74 ; R. 2. 7 ; Amaru. 23. 67 ; Me. 36; Bh. 3. 46; R. 3 1 :Bk. 2. 1; 4. 16, 18: Si5. -8 To 9. 3, 10. 86 ; Ki. 5. hold up, sustain, bear up spfft- ^S ^3f*Ji fection of the bod*, (.e-fT ' ( 3T^i secretion, VK wN-WwrV^ qrrr: OT-T H. Pr. 41 - ?t ) ofsifr, A ; 3r Ncfltrt e. -3 : 26; ' srrarrsr. fluid or jnice,""68sential ingredient o the body ( which are considered to 9r ibe 7 wj;|?i?t<wfisr?' wiw ...... '' i. substance, following verse of Jagannatha-.-fjhm fl?n;T^'rr5 f?f:5TEn~ Bk. ; iH vj%, de.sid. put, place, set, on or upon \fftHolding N. of Brahuii- 1. frrffr- ; 1 -2 Brihaspati. qr 3, u ( ^Tifs, S; ctini. vjmqf^-lf; ) being sometimes dropped -2 Paleness; -zr ijf^'R f^TY%r Subhlsh. =j hand -10 &o. -2 Handsome. -J Clear, pure. The white colour. -2 An i Pf: excellent cull. -3 China camphor ( ^TTO$5 ).-4 N. of a tree (- w- vi% grsr: ^rHH^lrf^rrr; Rs. 6. 13, 16; v '^^ *TT %ti w 1'*rt |!| '*' J'l n^r JrirpnsfnT R. 12- 8, 9. 40 Bk. 17. 54. -7 To assume, take, have, fi. ; >j*fT STTTTT frsT'irfl"'r' Ki. 13. 54. ir^rjor rogue, cheat. frit ; irwV? Mai. %* sup- A constituent urs: [ *r-wvrft 3=0 > or essential part, an ingredient. -2 An element, primary or elementary ; : -4 r-r TV. ] sim, \j*&miir, tlTffs?", VITSTO - loc. ) present W5T?t Ms. 1. 29. -4 To hold, contnin; I <*. man. -3 TOW show, exhibit, Proud, arrogant, overbearing. -2 Assaulting, seducing, outraging. -3 Insulting, ill-treating. -4 Audacious, impudc.nt.-5 CohabitA harlot, an unchaste ing. dft wfrt 3; ras in the 1 goisa ] dat., gen., or jTrriTO wf^r >*?r trfff -5 Contempt, disrespect. -6 Above. -7 Arrogance. -8 An offence. vrqfar: -oft/- A disloyal or wanton vrfSw a. with confer, give, -6 A porter. ; one, grant, -3 An woman, : Brahiul. -5 column. 3. 12 Ms. ISBk. 3. 11, 2. 7 23. -3 To bestow anything npon Mai. JTitfff Bold- 1 ] -2 ^[q^ ) 173. -2 fix upon, direct the mind or ( thoughts &c. ) towards ( with dat. cr loc); vn G.L. 18). Uf^T: [ Vl-?oil ; "T flW 3^3.] I An ox -2 A receptacle, reservoir. -3 Food, boiled rice. -4 A post, pillar, Knll of metals, nboundyrrtir^ R. 2. 29 ing in red minerals; vm- 525 r. tjTsf rr [ fj A maker, creat- ] 1 -2 A supporter. -3 An or, originator, author. bearer, preserver, epithet of Brabma, the creator of the world; fermentation of rice-water. husk, chaff. a. grain, rice. e. . chaff, straw. granary. H. 165 ; R. 13. 6 Si. 1. 13 Ka. 7. 44 Ki. 12. 33. -4 An epithet of Vishnu. -5 The gonl. -6 N. of the seven sages ( wffi ) being the first 2. . ; ; ed corn. A nurse, wet-nurse, fostermother j4n* jT3^r >rmtf^ q& An ,-lmalaka fruit. A Uffin*r 1 , -2 1. A 33 1. ; barley. *fbf (sfrsf) corisort of pulse ( rre ) ^fo a $?r% the ear of corn. 5J% the awn of corn.-p-^nT: thresh- beard or WTT, ^iwrr^ iqTRTf a desert ( sfr q^ ( A ^TTT^: *nwj( ; nurse, wet-nurse. ; Fried barley or rice. -2 Grain fried or powdered. -3 Corn, grain. -4 A bud, shcot.-5 Coriander. -Comp ^pfr the meal of fried rice. a cake of fried $IT: barley. pi. 1 o* weight,: vn-in^;] 1 place, abode, residence, the frying of grain. Coriander. ' ( fltf A dwellinghouse gtT; Hnt^Th-nT qnr^r^gT 73: Ku. 1, 44 JJIT^ 7i << ifW g?fg 2. - =srgT*3r 33. 1. -2 A place, site, resort; fwr^T tjTJT.-3 The inmates oE a house, members of a family. -4 A ray of lifcht; trrKTrra-5rrT ; ; ; ; ; Majestic lustre, majesty, glory, digR. 11. 85. -7 Power, strength, energy ( sr^ ); Ki. 2. 47. -8 Birth. nity ; -9 The body. -10 A State, CDndition.-l2 troop, host.-l 1 Grain, corn. -J law, rule.-14 Ved. Property, wealth. -ISA fetter. -16 Fashion, mode, manner. -Comp. %rfr^ *., -ntTO the sun m. Ved. N. of Agnl. 5 Fried barley or parched rice. See *nV. < - Assault, attacking. A gold coin ( part f?: Dtnara a. WfT^ living by the vng5f: bow ), An archer bowman a fafttTrr^r^tfraTgiijr^ 2.27. - n. Coriander. The act of drinking or sucking- o* yrj Sustaining, supporting. -2 Liberal. -3 Feeding, eating. Si. Bamboo. - - -2 Coriander. -3 A measure equal to foursesammnseeds.-Comp. priest. 1 Holding, 'J-m^-ar^ ] bearing, supporting. -2 Streaming, ?; 1 An epithet dripping, flowing. of Vishnu. -2 A aadien and violent shower ot rain, sharp-driving shower. -3 Snow, hail. -4 A deep . Cardamoms. Purohita or family [ plica. -5 Debt.-6 A boundary, limit. A aort of stone tlfsj). -7 3T^?y: a pile of grain presented to Brahma?ias as a gift. a 3jf^ : mouse, rat. STJT; a wealth in rice or tCTTO) a. Holding, possessing,bear37s 1 A vessel ing Ac. 5TTW, ^?of any kind ( box, trunk, &c. ), a The water-pot. -2 A debtor. vulva of a female. grain. 31*7 sour gruel made of the ; ^ debtor. The act of holding, bear- ing, supporting, preserving, &c. -2 The faculty of retaining in the mind, a good or retentive memory; tfisriv "IHrfl forr Ak.-3 Memory in general. the mind collected, holding the breath suspended, steady abstraction of mind ; -4 Keeping %^ trnfw -5 Fortitude, Twnft errr ) firmness, steadiness.-!} A fixed precept or injunction, a settled rule, conclusion ; ffcf vrfrf trrtarr Ms. 8. 184, 4. 38, 9. 124. -7 Understanding,intollect. -8 Continuance in rectitude, propriety, decorum. -9 Conviction or abstraction .-Comp. ^I: deep devotion. retentive srf% /. : a memory. trm%S " Capable of holding, sustaining, &c. The 1 earth. A stream or current of water, a line of descending fluid, stream; Bh. 2. 93; Me. 55; R. 16. 66; arr- ix{m Jir^fftr Dk.74.-2 A shower, a hard or sharp-driving shower.-3A continuous line or series Bv. 2. 20. ; -4 A leak or hole in a pitcher. -5 The pace of a horse turn JTHTUftrJTjfiN?rofe 1 A ; *rftirer &c. Ved.-l Sustaining,' sup- -2 Nourishing. -J Drinking. porting. :, ( a ). I - Having, possessing, holding, sustaining., of A 1 A class.-l3 Ved. -- pi. ofr 1 A row nouncing imperfectly or line. ~2 A vein or tubular vessel. -3 Steadiness. 1 rt [ bearing, supporting, preserving or keeping back. -2 Possessing, possession. -3 Observing; holding fast. -4 Retaining in the memory; ^Tfurtn^orMJ^H*!' -5 Being indebted (to any one ). -6 Steady abstraction of the mind. -7 Keeping, maintaining. -8 Restraining. -9 ( In gram. ) Pro- ). q. v. ) Hold- preserving, sustaining, protecting, having,a88iimoft ( du. ) The two female ing, &c. breasts. of I The act of holding, ing, bearing, carrying, Coriander. / ) Situated in a ; iTHi -sft [ fr->3|% (Bj^ ] 1 A recepas in nflrupfT, Trgr*rHT, tacle, seat Tanfr- -2 Nourishing, nourishment. ;ft I The site of a habitation. -2 Coriander. - -rrsr: grain at interest, ; foster-sister Mil. Mai. =g-fnr: usury with grain. jjg> foster-brother. -2. an actor. a corn field. lending ; ; -2- -*: a a corn-dealer, of Sanatkumara. f 1. bran. by threshing- after it has been steeped and fried in the dusk. ?3^/ the husk of corn. ander. vjnnr of 57?^ _tf,^., -JR^ jg- ; PT [ qr siraft-srsj 1 ^ vea 8el *or holding anything, a receptacle. ("ft /0[f-f3r^?3J ] best rice flattened Brahma cf. Ku. 6. 9-7 A married woman's paramour, adulterer. -8 One of the forty-nine winds. -9 An arranger .-10 One who nourishes. -Camp -g=r: au epithet creation of the TtTBT: in, edge or border of S. 1. anything ; -7 The sharp 18. edge cf a sword, axe, or of any cut- M ; -14 Fame. -15 Night.-16 Turmeric. -17 Likeness. -18 The tipof the ear. -19 Speech. -20 Rumour, report-Comp. 3Tjf the broad-edged head 526 of an arrow the line of an enemy Ch. P. 36 a drop of I. ST^Tt -3 advancing before rain. -2. hail. army ( 1. 3hr: a sword. ajffi the ChAtaka bird. -1. a hone. -3 a srefs}./. wind. flood of tears Amaru. 10. yq a. a smrtT: ; a heavy down-fall of rain, a bard or sharp-driving shower 3; V. 4. warm from cow a ( 1. 3-ror as milk ; sharp-drivR. 4. 82. incessant, continuous; ft^j a crooked sword. wrffn; flow, stream or flow forth; srarw*! Susr. -4 To ran or wrTf>n% flee away. -5 To give milk ( as a cow ). -II. l U. (nrr?Hf, wr or vnffcr) 1 To wash, clean, cleanse, purify, Bk. 14. 50. S. n earth. 24 6. 17. 8. -2 To brighten, polish. rub into one's person Atm. trr^ a. At the end of ( ; Si. Held, supported, o. trrsfT [ sii^-ogts ] Running, 1 flowing. -2 Quick, swift. -3 Wash%;; I A washerman. -2 N. of ing. a pcet ( said to have composed the Ratnavalt for king Sriharsba ) ^>rT%vfnnFTit5nfm T?T: v. r K; !rr%m?i^t 1. v. I ?H^] 1 Running, galloping. -2 Flowing. -3 Attacking. -4 Cleansing, purifying, rubbing, washing off. -5 Rubbing with any .. Purified, cleansed. or against. -3 I Running, going quickly. 1 Whiteness. -2 Paleness- ceptive -3 Edged. possess Ved. A iiountain. Ved. Food. ro. be held or maintained. -2 Bearable -3 To be worn. -4 To be suffered, supportable. -5 To be borne in mind. TTrTn^t treat with P- 5 [ w!Hjwn? Ve. 1. 6 ( where the word both the senses ). \JTJT cf. ) q;^?Y ; vir. To is used in ^r?wi 12 a* in T^Rr, &c. ^rRfw, 3T3fv &c. censure, ' ( fie ' ', f^, '"d. An reservoir ; interjection of or displeasure menace shame out upon, i II. ( fg^rft ) To sound. below. v. J N. of Biihaspati, preceptor of the gods, -of A dwelling-place, an abode, residence. orr 1 Speech. -2 -3 hymn. Praise, understanding Mv.] 6. -5 A cnp, bowl. -Oomp. ; Intellect, -4 Earth. 8. N. arftTT: be praised or ftjrstrir " Ved. 1 To meditated upon.-2 Worthy of a high Bw place ficial fire A smr ; place for the sacri- %fif OTCT: ^Hl<" S. 4. 7. -2 N. of Sukra, preceptor of the demons. -3 The planet Venus. -4 Power, stengtb. rozf 1 A seat, an abode, site, place, R. 15. 59. -2 m. also ). -4 A vft 4 A. ( vn^ A ; meteor. -3 Fire an asterism. star, ) house To 1 disregard, disrespect. -2 To propitiate. -3 To contain. -4 To accomplish, hold, fulfil. understanding ; f Jjore^lWT: R- 3. 30 cf . &c. (Zi) Mind; 5^ff wicked-minded ; Bg. 2. 54; R. 3. 30.-2 Idea, imagina; ; j ; receptacle, store, 9. 33. = nrTTT q. Intellect, ff^fr N. 8. 97 U. 5. 27 Ki. 1.22. At the end of comp. only ) A of a mixed tribe (-11. or v-f*^ ) please, delight, fvr; ( fif^ [v4^-wor) Belonging Dharma q. v. To hold, have, make peace, Git. ] ; to justice or ; mtft ( satisfy A " ( ftuft ) -- WITH w to CIothes,garments. son of Dhritar&shtra. -2 A sort of goose with black legs and bill 1 P. ft- I. 6. Bk. 3 P. fvr,y ( ; To ; fvr?^ See fr ; ; I A man fqrqroT: sprang from a Brahmnua and a female of the .dyogava tribe. of Biihaspati. M. - K. P. trrft^a ( ft/. ) [V ptft] 1 Carryhaving, sustaining, preserving, bearing, holding, supporting ^TJrttftTO vnft Git. 12 vrt &c. -2 Keeping in one's memory, possessed of retentive memory 3ijfit jjfrst: irer ?mjft *rrft'irY <*TT: Ms. 12. 103. vrr^ o. -J To b ( cotnp. ) -2 Running towards, ing, kindl*. harassed. -4 weary. Washing, cleaning &c. main- tained, &c. reproached. To ( fisff ) 1 -3 To be live. ). thing. o. A 1 TV&; To -3 To ( [ . Censured, Reproach) censure, contempt. f^p^r a. Wishing to deceive, de- ^ U. WTOW, nrr^ Having an edge, edged ( as a sword &c.). The -3 To a ; Wj|-$,-# a. ftr^-tT ft . %$ ) bath-room with water jet, a showerbath or a house furnished with artificial jets or fountains of water ; R. 16. 49. 5TT: 1. holder of stream*, a olond. -2. a sword. 4. 3. 67. tmmi^?ifT ; jft^rH. tfmpt, disregard. ; cloud. -4. a furious elephant, one in rot atftreg' a. raised to the highest pitch. irzgft gt, $rCft glide. )- con Reproach, ; er: 1. 34. ( 6 ) To move, -2 To run towards, advance against, assault, encounter Bk. 16. defy the to ; S. 1. 8 T: ' ' 'what ' a pity &c. usually with aco ) fv^ ?r ^Bb. 2. wt n^t *? fwt ITT 2 firtrtHt ^'JiTnTHTTcrt R. 8. 50 tion, fancy, W*% Ku. 6. conception 22 Pt. 1. sr ; ftprr ffa -3 136. ; A thought, intention, purpose, proKi. 1. 37. -4 Devotion, pensity prayer. -5 A sacrifice. -6 Knowledge, science. -Ooinp. ^flff an organ of perception (= jn^isfq-q. v.); ; ; fl J* 1 J virtuous. Righteous, -2 ^ pious, Resting on just, Religions. An assemblage of virtuous men. ; ; JTR; ftr I. 1 P. ( vritft, *lft To run a^ance ; a?rrft ( a ) Ve. 3. 11 sometimes with noin. voc. and gen. also Pt. 1 I^}, finrsfr; 5RB%snrr: jrg : repri5fTJ?1T?T &c. -Comp. mand, censure ; Ms. 8. 129. TIT*7 ; 1 abuse, reproaob, reviling. 8 U. To despise, disregard, faff contemn, reproach. ( pi. are: ; v HI? ] [ 'fwi HTO ftf Arrogance, insolence, audacity, impudence, rudenens. VTRT ^ ; right, conformable to justice, equitable. -3 tnffrir ^ ) intellectual gTr : snrrrfsf'SPriitf m% qualities they af^jn^ ; u^ i ^ nc ii Kamandaka. wise or /. ' a minis' ). -2- a advisar. srf-fc: intellectual quality or faculty. a counsellor, advisor, minister-' ; prudent 527 of SnppcMBion Wise, intelligent, learned. a. ; An epithet pi. df Biihaspati- jealousy &o. ( as shown solemnity Gravity, -3 also ) by o*r ta^Kil ?jflr wr^f^5 f^rf^ftf' ^* 1. 34, 2. 74, 3. 35, 5. 66 ; Ku. 6. 30; Ac.), nrrr^rrw rg mrat Me. 114. -4 Stwtdiness, firmness. -5 Wisdom, clever- silence a. 1 drunk Sacked, see ; $ tfk thought aboat. -2 reflected upon, T3 Propitiated. Thought, notion. -5 Devotion. -6 Disrespect, disregard. vfr^r A -2 Intellect. 1 -6 Refusal. (For other mean- ness. \ftft! f. Drinking, sucking. -2 Thiist. -3 Ved. The finger*. -4 I tjfar The poetic com- heroine of position who, though jealous of her husband or lover, suppresses all out- ward manifestation or expression of her resentment in hit presence, ores daughter, virgin. the Ragamanjart puts it, itfnrqfrrwn?fwr tfhrr see 8. D. 102-105 also. -Oomp. artfrTT the heroine of a poetic composition who, being jealous of her husband or lover, alternately expresses and conceals her ; ; or highest place, van, front, top, head; 2 Jlfaf R. 2. irrsrt 14. 74 ; arq-'rgjjrsTt tjft gf : aritjrn * gR si^rt 1- 91 vif^M. 1.16, 5. 16. -7 A finger. -8 Agitation, trembling. -9 Reflection. -10 A spark of fire. -11 Dis; ; W5 37 *T TV. ff<> courageous : tilt) -2 Steady, 19. able, -3 Brave, 1 ] 44 TfcT: 1 ; Strong-minded, self-possessed, resolute, solve or 175 purpose %irim JT tffrr ; frfw ft ; firm, durR. 2. 6. steadfast, constant lasting, fhr: bold, U. 6. persevering, of firm re- f^p^r Ku. i. * 5faf 69. -4 -5 calm, collected. Sedate, sober, grave, solemn ; R. 18. 4. -6 Strong, energetic. -7 Wie, prudent, intelligent, (enticlever tle, learned, ^sy ftfc WlaWvr* W: R- 3. 10; 5. 38, 16.74; 0: 5.31. -8 Deep, grave, ; ^or loud, hollow ( as sound ) tfrtr f-nrfrrftr* R. 3. 43, 59 ; TJ. 6. 17. -9 Well-conducted, Well-behav; -10 Gentle, pleasing ( soft, a breeze as agreeable, ) ; ifawfft mi The ocean. -1 An of Buddha. -3 The thinking 1 {: principle, the soul ( f^wj; ). -4 An * Saffron. * epithet of king Bali. iml. Boldly, firmly, steadily ; Bh. 2. 31 steadfastly, Amaru. 11. -Comp.-- T^TW: the hero of a poetic An -TO. 1 HHI e. artist. A sffaTt ). skilful. Olever, -2 A fisherman. fisherman t Iron, wife. -2 harpoon for catching S 5 U. A A kind of A fish- -3 fish. ggjr, s ) See v. 16. -2 ; -2 To To sound, roar. kindled. Caut. WITH ) excited To be -2 To live.-J To bo weary. flame. ; 1 ) 3ttff ( sisrjrffi-ff ) ( fig. tf also ) D. 66. T^T: the hero of a composition who is brave but haughty ; BTnjlfo*: I ?pr: ijfTflW: S. D. 67. <$*r^a. firm, resolute, strong-minded, courageous. the hero of a poetio comunites position who brave and calm is ,, S. D. 3^: 69. ; Tt> kindle, . to ; in- be kindled or tffgw ffvts^rt D. 68. 1 strength of ~-rot a buffalo. Fortitude, mind . ; ; courage, ftg'sft ** T*fgr- 4 v.2. ~i 3. burden, load ; f,org*r Ve. 3. 5. ; ST A kind of insect ^jrr^: 1 -2 The smoke of a house. 17 5 ( w Nom-singt 22. ( fr- ( rests head, leader. 1 tj: ) A yoke t$. 3 I Fit *r burden, able to bear a burden &c. -2 Fit to be entrusted with important duties. -3 Standing at the head, chief, foremost ; see below. $: 1 A beast of burden.-2A horse or bullock yoked to the pole of a carriage; Ms. 4. 67 ift* l *n%gt t?f% Mk. 4. siww'wrisin^ aft: R. H. 47. ; *r rtvrr a ) That part of a yoke which on the shoulder. (6) The foremost part of the pole where the yoke uin at both ends of is fixed. -3 The an axle for fastening the nave of the wheel. -4 The shaft or pole of a carriage. -5 A load, burden ( fig. -2 Able to lear or carry a burden. -2 Fit to be harnessed. -3 Charged with important duties. or:, -7: 1 A beast of burden. -2 A man of business, or one charged with important duties. -3 A chief, 1 <> *f* 'Hi ) ^/. ^ IT ^I ] 3. 52. rfrflvre^r G. L. ; the hero of is firm and ^^TT Ku. A rivw WTW: the ocean. -Oomp. ( lit. ) a poetic composition who brave, but sportive and reckless ^- - wroms T4jn?Jirs?frTTT?snrrpTOfr vfttwft- grAH See \f$* above. , ( Sf-Rt, 109. ( -Caut. ) to kindle, inflame, excite ; f^*rSrM;ftffiTrrcr poetic affairs. ( flow. 5JM A. Bk. 14. 8. a gT: ( At the end of comp. ) I A yoke, polo. -2 Burden. -3 A pin at the end of an axle &c. see tjj. gn A 1 : ) V. 5. ^clfftnfr T^ beast of burden. -2. a man of business. -3. a chief, head, leader. -4. an epithet of Siva. qg1. carrying or bearing a ( I^Fr ) <> ing,' agitating. vinrft Den. P, 'to srfi: head, foremost. an epithet of Siva. tit ! bcarinR (\jtJc, also gwr) the yoke. -2- fit to be harnessed. -3 laden with good qualities or important duties. 4. chief, head, foremost, ^fi: Sonnding. -2 Shak- 1 ^ ; g: /. Shaking, trembling. R. 11. $ 37 a. Ved. gft burden. -2. managing a beast of burden so fisherman. ( thrift, ( (-*:)! basket. i: N. of the place at the bead or in front of ; S. 7. 4 ).-Comp. -IRT ( *jTrf ) a. 1. standing on the pole of a chariot. -2. standing at the Ganges. 1 85. 1. part, portion, -H pre-eminent; f(*r A fisherman's share. ( fTSTtlfffff^ftTinr Bh. 2. 61, A -12 -13 Wealth. tress, affliction. head, chief, daughter. ) ; a play or poem composition ( who is brave and noble-minded . A ft atyqrnrf K. Composed, ed. jealousy; ( Rafcamanjari ; aOHi^^tlT?fif Mn. 1. 14 ffqWflnrt: WTT^ tpfSiTtTT Mu. 6. 5, 4. 6 Ki. 3. 50; 14. 6. -6 W"Jgt The foremost ings seettf). duty, task responsibility, ; ft*mf*rrw 17. 19. ; grbrPrsrrCTf% Ku. R. -3 One who 6. 76; 54, 6. 78 ; carries a burden 1. of responsibility ) ; R. 5. 66. -4 A chief .leader, head * ant 557g^q^vrr TOPT R- 7. 71. -5 A minister, one charged with important duties. -6 An epithet of Vishnu. 5 The fore-part of a pole, ( ; % 528 P. 1 S?T% ( To ) hurt, iojure, 7. 14 v^$i The a song cf ; ^f%a A fire made ( of sa- ) . ; *l) ( Me. 32 T: N 5, 9, - of a Pl ftnt (= *1? agullochtim, canse, censer. shake, agitate, cause to or tremble ; Rs. 3. 12 gs'sfSriSTrr^ftft ; g^q *i?Tg-TT%fl- Me. 62 ; Ku. 7. 49 R"4 67 ; Bk. 5. 101, 9. 7 ; 10. 22. -2 Toehake off, remove, throw off ; fnmft I?TTHw: font s^tcifitfrereT S. 7. 24. -3 To blow away, destroy. -4 To kindle, eioite^f an ( as fire ) .jrgsTr ij*rnTiit ; ??fit nrTOf: Mb ; larger:... Bs. 1. 26. -5 To treat roughly, hurt, injure ; HTST tmffaflt 50 ; 15. 61. -6 To shake oneself, free oneself from f off Bk. 9. from a vessel irrsr ; (j conjugations s : ; kind of for iu- ^ : !ff55JffpT5n{W%^r: Mu. R. 11. 81. -2. a meteor, comet, falling star tjjfofjfftif f%wf3r fftrsr Git. 1; ^rgr^T^nr: Kn. 2. 32. -3. Ketu. Mai. 2. 8. 3r : a inr; Bahn ; gfttr^jr /.Shaking, trembling, agitating. t^: 1 Wind. -2 A rogue, cheat. -3 Time. ijjT i>- Shaken Shaken. -2 removed. -3 Fanned. -4 off, -? [ .p- ] 1 deserted. Abandoned, -5 Reviled- -6 Judged. -7 Disregarded, treated with contempt. ?TT A wife. -Oomp. SiFH'T -trrir a. who has hii sins, free from sin. Shaking, I yjfih /. Fanning. y* p. p. shaken off moving. -2 Shaken, agitated &o. I agita- tion. \jrsf: /. P. heat or to be ^ffal ) TO heated. ~IJ. 10 U. ( -jqiuft, To fumigate, permake fragrant. -2 To thine. -3 To speak. -4 ( In To obscure with mist, astr. ) ( wroft-(l -3. an air-hole, a window. q-rsr inUVJT a. haling smoke or vapour. feeding only on smoke ( as a hermit ). c7 Den. 1% ) 1 fume, incenie, to eclipse. P. vjjT^a. 1 P. I To cover or with smoke, vapour &o., darken Bv. >jHrr?rrr f?i rf^r qrgfrTTfl^T: 104 ; Mk. 5. 27. -2 To smoke, or ; l. he covered with smoke. TV. 1 ] Cunning, knavish, roguish, -2 Mischievous, -3 Hurt, injured. -4 Gay, A Mu. 3. 10. 1 cheat, rogue, swindler. -2 A gamester. -3 A lover, gallant, gay, crafty, fraudulent. injurious. licentious deceiver & ; ; Pt. Amaru. 16 tnrns Vapour, fog, mist. Obscured with a. ; first. 4. 6 ; so : 11. -4 The thorn-5 Hurting, injuring. Rust, iron-filings. -2 Blacka gamester. -Oomp. fJftTT: Git. apple S 1 salt. ( tTTTt ). a. crafty, ^^ The Dbattura dishonest. plant.-sfj: a ( -m. ) man.-r^HT a roguery. 1 : A P- 1 -2 To jackal. ( *$(% ) A rogne. hurt, injure, kill. The or pole of a fore- part carriage. Poison. : m./. vjsV I Duet ^rs?* Tr'jft^ ; Si. 2. 34. -2 Powder. -Oomp. $fad, %?{Tti ] a mound, rampart of earth. -2- a v*3T: wind. ploughed field. -fj a cloud of dust. the Ketaka plant. Smoking, steaming. -2 emoke >jft!ET kill. hurt, move. . Fog, mist. Heat. smoke, tjiRtT darkened Kn. 4. 30. fff (. e. l^f ) The quarter toward! whieh the sun j<m*r"TT *mflnmij*rpr Ku. go, steaming. tjfrnrir 1 I camel. ITo -2 To Smoky. -2 Smoking, Incenie, frankvjtrj incense, perfume, any fragrant substance. -2 The vapour issuing from any fragrant subaUnce ( like gum, resin &c. ), aromatic vapour or [ ip-'fl^r ] A : To cover with smoke, obscure with mist, darken. -jw?j a. Smoke-coloured, brownish&t \ Pnrple.-2 A kind red, purple. of musical instrument. deep-purple. dark-red, an epithet of Siva. 7& 1 . the dark-red colour. -2. incense. q'ofer: a kind of animal living in caves, a fox. g^fj a camel. ; Shaking, agitating. 1 >jqM. a. Htfif!r vrer: fire. ijqiTRt -2 Afflicted by heat or thirst. 3 Shaking, \jrsm: Wind. 3u%: 3TJ: ; cloud, "afrrsf ammoniac. epithet of wickedness. pearl of a bad vice, ( -ffs ) ; -Irsf: 1. An HT Sin, T$TT: %ti^:, ; a the fork-tailed shrike. 3Tr*T: air, atmosphere. ^^a. of a purple hue. c5f^sT; a pigeon. -H: ) purple. sn*frt/. a wreath or cloud of smoke. Tai ammoniac. ; 5 U. ij : 1. 10; g Siva. Durga. smoky appearance, smoke-coloured. fire . thet of -Comp. Smoke, vapour; an epithet of Yama. Smoke- ; colour. 1 1. issuing of smoke or vaMe. 69. -2- eructation, belch. Sur? N. of the wife of Yama. ; smoky, grey Bh. 3. 55 R. 15. 16. -2 Dark-red. -3 Hark, obscured. -4 Purple. mix$f: 1 A ture of red and black. .-2 Incense. -3 Purple ( the colour ). -4 An epicoloured, iwM I'ff: ar ^1: w(c%rf'? at Me. 5. -2 Mist, haze. -3 ( a ) A meteor. ( 6 ) The fall of a meteor. -4 A cloud. -5 Smoke inhaled ( aa a sternutatory ). -6 Belch, eructation. -7 A place prepared for the building of a house. -Oomp. grrvr a. of a pour volume smoke >JJT a. [ a;4 3r t^] N. of one fft fire. Mai- 5. 6. TgjnPm a. 1 Fumigated, heated, perfumed, incensed. ^Suffering pain or fatigue, distressed. [ 'if*^ Smoking. A ?;?: 1 ] ij**r [ ^RFrt or cloud of smoke, thick ( 36.-7 To strive againRt,resist, oppose. (The following stanza f romKa virahasya illustrates the root in its different *j: a. of the tongues of jpw, ; 3f&: 50 ) *Tt A perfumer. Fumigation, perfuming. -2 Ms- 7. 219. 1 10 U. frcrfif f R. 16. Sarala tree. Incense To ) 1 move ; ft P., 1, *c?T*l>r: V. S. 2 arf a black Sarala tree. ). 8 ; fragrant powder. -Oomp.-aiir^ n. a kind of agallochum used for incense. -ajiT; 1. turpentine. -2. the perfuming. Fire. f: q. v. of fan sort used in kindling the cf vrf^. deer-skin cred introductory stanza of wn>|. . ; A -3 kill ,X-t) 10U - adorn, decorate. o- [ i ?R r%3j t TWf^Tv. ] Of WT a duty, greyish, colour, grey ; fttfr or dusky-white Bh. 2. (%TSHHX 529 cmn R. 5. 42 16. 17; Tho grey colour. -2 A donkey. -3 A camel. -4 A pi geon. -5 An oilman. -6 Anything of a grey colour. bend the mind to u thing, fix the mind upon, think of, resolve upon >IH <J to become pregnant, conceive; Made g oy, greyish. Thi thorn-apple. w I. 6 A. ( Supposed by some to be a passive form of \% ( faq'i, wf ). 1 To be or nxist, live, continue to live, survive sn^S* fnr ) 56 Ku. ; 46 4. 4, Si. 17. 41 ^; ; ; 1 - U . 3 89.-2 To be main- nue deposited. -7 K. 8. 51 K.I. 4. 18. -3 To resolve upon. -II. 1 P., 10 (J.( vitffi, ?>$>% bear, To Prepared, ready. See hold, carry, j;JrTJlfr^<jrrfatT fittfH Bh. 2. 4 "*oHr wtwwi'e mv^n^r Falling. l ; 7fr Wfl Ms- 9. fpfffJr 311 Pt. . llfc& sftftw K. Tt 126 '1. K*T^ ; punishment. -2. one on uriT: HI^OT: Me. 113; U. 3. 35; ,i.29. ment -3 a. hold in one'n possession, possess, have, keep JIT H^pST vrnfo Bh. 2. 9. -4 To assume, take ( as a form, ; 1 disguise &c.); ^T?T=T qag>M is inflicted. undertook ybdbana suffer, undergo. -9 To assign anyto any person, thing allot, asign.-IO To owe anything to a per- jjfa a^i mi *r f^xH w qrr- ^c.-ll To hold, contain. -12 To To observe, practiee.-lj cite, quote. -14 To keep, retain (in one's service). -ISTo preserve, maintain. -16 To seize, lay hold of. -17 To hold out or on, endure. -18 To fix, place, deposit. ( The senses of this root may be variously modifie-l^according to tne noun with which it is connected ; U- HTWT 1 to member iStnn e. ; bear qfSsr in ij to mind, As re- bear on the head, reipect highly 343-^ ^ to pledge, deposit anything as surety to bring to terms or fl-jf^ agreeinent qs j to punish, chastise, use force ^tfotT, -srftf, -irnr, ; ; it himself, miking Dnr- his i-Idest son 3-3 a. mon% ) Indra. ( 2 ) Vartina. ( 3 to continue to live, maintain the soul &c., preserve lhn vital -^j &o. spirits ; vj ) ETiT 'J to observe a vow ; U. 25 3311 j; to hold in a balance, weigh &B. n*:,-!?r*,-finjt, ^( .2. ; ; C7 ^ Agni. 1 -2 An ' Satisfied, 13. 77. It. ; 1 2 indignitv- happy, epithet of Vishrju. To with overcom* , treat insult, -3 To 1 aesnil, overpower, conquer, destroy. -4 To dare to attack, challenge, defy. -5 To vioUtr or outrage ( as a woman). 1 To be bold ( yTift. v? ) or courageous. -2 To be confident. -3 To be proud or overhearing. -4 -III. 5 P. To be impudent or impaiient. -5 diro, venture ( with inf. ). -6 Bk. 14. 102. brave, challenge insult, treat 10 A. ( w} ) To To -7 withcoutt:mely.-IV. To assail, attack, out- rage. \jf4T o. Brave, bold. 15 a- Clover. [ Vi;T 5: A 3 Bold, I brave. -2 multi- heap, group, tude. ;'. [ W'* ] I oourgo* Rol(t i -2 Impudent, JUB, contidtut. shameless, saucy, insolent \fe-. TOM H 2. 2i1.-3Forwnrd,preBUinptiiuii". -4 Profligate, abandoned. -5 B: A faithlos" hnsCruel, unkind. b-ind or lover air 3Tf7 ; ; ^ D. ST 72. disloyal woman. -Comp. of a on of Dnipada and 51*1 bi other lie with his fatter of Dranpadi. [ the Plurfavas, fought on tho side of and for some days he acted as com- mander S-f%O Taking.holding, seizing. -2 Having, possessing. -3 maintaining,bnpporting -4 Firmness, steadiness, constancy. 5 Fortitude, energy, reeolutiun, courage, solfijft:/. [ 11 mov. injure N 1 -8 , SJX, P (w'ft, qrfa ) 1 To 1 together, be compact. -2 To hurt or injure. -II. 1 P., 10 U. To ortend, hurt, ( W^, wft-it ) I observing vows,ptrf orming religious rites. -2- devoted, attached. -3. of a fixed law or order. ( -H: ) an epithet ( nrff c D- 19 R 1GR. 1 yr<\-- come A of titibordiuate y |. ; ; in j,f^H To killed by Bhtma, tho eld king thirsted for revenge, and expressed his iesireto embrace Yudbishthir* and Bhima. Krishna readily discovered his object, and convinced tliat Bhjmn was marked out l>y the king as his prey, he caused an fron image of Bhitnu to be mude. And when the blind king rushed forward to embrace Bh'ina, Krishna substituted tuo iron image which the revengeful oM man pressed with so much force thut it WHS crushed to pieces, and Blif in n escaped. Thus diacomflted, he, with his wife repaired to the Himalaya and there died after some years ]. ^jjq; a. clad in armour, mailed. .1;i ; the virtual When Duryodhunn was ruler. son (with dat. ; rarely gen. of person, 10 only in this genae ); ; -qry (lie (Irlsst son ho wiis tho throne, hit being blind from birth, ho renounced the sovereignty in favour of Paw/n; but on his retirement to tho woods, he "J^lpwr Hit. 1. in cjieck, curb, restrain, To fix upon, direct stop, detain. -7 towards, ( with dut. or loc. ); S. 1 fire, entitled to rW(T9fffWT5^ite<7 & whom punish- ^rftlM: tho -2 Of Brahma. -3 Virtue, morality. -4 The sky. -5 The soa.-6 A clever DIM. Tho earth. go, covered with a cloth. filt^^'i'f. [ -6 To hold tri^rf^ ] -3 Tak- rrsn^ a. ruled by a good king (as a country). a good king, -2. a country fTf: I. rulea by a good king. -3. N. of the eldent son of Vyiia by u widow of To t one of glad, content calm, collected, (-m.) an epithet of Visbini. ^g- a. |. inflicting TXRW^T T nmfa *w ; ; ftt V. 2. 8: Si. -7 SatisluiMiou consider- fBBt, reaolute. -4 Wearing,puttingon. 5 A particular manner of fighting. -Comp. sTTfJT 5!". flrin-minded,steady, . Git. also. ^ joy 10 3. degtroy iug all composure, discomposing. a- 1 Firm, steady, stead'jfftHfi ol>se>ved. State, existence. H. ^^%*jm wwsTMsrfaTit%f:;T A sacrifico. .-Oomp. ing, seizing. ; tfRr* =5 9JJT35 Us- 4. 39; Bk. 17 54; V 4. 36. -2 To hold or bear up, maintain, support, sustain -2 dclioht. *T: JTgifNTWM ircg Hjoi^jfaT -8 Weighed. -9(Actively uscd)llolding, bearing. -10 Intent upon. -11 ; trrorft W, yT, flfor) 1 usually Practised, 8. feelings (in Rhetoric); ) ; s4 raf? AnpiV g*cwr?t>?#r ; R. ; contentment, happinosa, a 16 *2; ed as or preserved, remain, conti- tuiiic'1 7. 10, 14. 11 6. ; tj^j-~( At the end of comp. Beasing, carrying, supporting &c. A t the end of comp. f - pleasure, : v H3f ; NT 4. 105 Ki. -6 Satisfaction, V.ffsJ vf(T: Poees!"!ng, bearing, holder, bearer &c. ^1>-P- [v-*^Cf T$] 1 Held, carri f ed^Porne, supported. -2Poss ssed. -3 Kept, preserved, retained. -4 Sei/,ed, grasped, lid hold of. -5 Worn, used, put on Ku. 5. 44. -6 Placed, in^%^tfT ftgf tn*?5 fiprifr -, fifi. naiid WTTT *J to practise concentration or self-control &c. ). a. ( ; g g^if ; in chief When Drona bad of their killed forces. Drupada after a hardstruggle,Dbnshftidyuinirk vowed that ho would bo revenged for the death of his father. t'.iie rosy w-.'.e able to fulfil Aad lie vu ibo 550 Ifith day of iho cut off the unfairly battle, head of Drona ( see Drona ). He morning of the [ ; was afterwards surprised by Aavat thaman while lying asleep in tho of the Panrfavas, and WBB camp ift a. bold, stamped to death]. HiftfC a. having presumptuous. too high an opinion of oneself] pre- sumptuous. vjfta. Ved. Bold. / of tongs. A m. C0nn>1 rn1 a ( in Rol<J ' ' > . powerful courageous, good tense ).' -2 .Shameless, impudent. -3 Ved. Strong, powerful. To be attacked, a. vjutf conquerable % 1 P. ( 1 abeorb in, ar^r tftT -.TJTllT, frmft) desid. drink as in 5 assailable, q. v. eaus. i To vrmi^T also ( flg. sfs ? produce sound by blowing wft jranT*^ Bg. 1. 12, 18 , R. 7. 63; Bk. 3. 34 ; 17. 7. -3 To blow a 8re, excite Bre by blowing, excite spark*; Firm- I ] ; ?* 1 ftrf% '. ^Br -3 ; -2 Calmness, composure. 69. 9. Si. manufacture by blowtDg--5 To cast, blow, or throw away. Gravity, Bold- patience. -4 Inflexibility. -5 40 ness, forwardness : Me. The sixth of the seven notes of the Indian gamut. Cleverness. P. $Kfr ( ) 1 ed. To go quickly, trot. -2 To be have good paces, run, A I vehicle A 1 nr] ***. ^ river ( ( 1 ) A -2 Speech. -3 Ved. ). river. cow TV. ^^TT a soiled . coinp. Home ( ^3 forms imftjt, Wjp*3 -Comp. VfrgWJ The : ) dg ; The the this The at -4 A JTrV*?! f a S". gift, present gadfly. d emon killed give milk. \fjjBiTT A cow who or ceasing to whose milk as in =""*, nit', q- v. Injuring, to cleaned, off, Me. ; Git. ff 12. Silver. 5-Ttg^emri -2 Cleaning, washing. -Oomp. ffa a bag of coarse cloth. 1 ' bleached or purified silk, I?K? rock-crystal. A Tjfita, -*r vfrjfft A ; Rv. river. kind of ( for a 2 A a particular correctly ira nfift, i v^rriin r ^^i*{ 5^* ' 1 wnr^ ftif'f *\*t fvrrr Pt. ; WTtfftr 3 ; Ms. 5. 47, 9. 21. ; Ms. 1- Thought, meditation, 3. 1 reflec- vmr;>- f- [ l1>-^] Thought of, meditated or reflected upon. 1 To be meditated vfar ranr**, Fit for upon, to b* contemplated.-2 or meditation. -3 To be imagined conceived. * Meditation, VTrrw [>3t-wi^-<w?.] reflection, thought, contemplation ; ab- -3 Especially, 1. 12, 6 72. mestract contemplation, religious S. 7 i ditation ; ?r^ V discernment. -4 Mental representaof a tion of the personal attributes virrJT. -<3omp. g-felr deity aattainable by meditation only. -W Ol OBt '" tnou B n t, ab- nw ) y^JPP A 1 -2 A place for prepared in ( 1 ; M^ -3 One of the ways of prac- vfor: Greyness. M ). 6. 44. 7. tising Yoga. way. salt ( frre Ved. Sbaking, trembl- a. Measure.-2Light.- tion. sr- , 1 Bh. 3. 11 WT -3 Bright, white, shining, brightened, glistening P. mind *zm purified, 3TU ^* f horse's trot; cf JVRrf. \ **. f -ff ynrv-j * J^f 1 IT *^ ^^In t ; . *Tly * burden, -*J: I horse. -3 A [" i I t J / L A beast of burden. chief leader. v. Nourishing. -1 Drinking. -3 Holding, taking Ac. of cows. -2 A 1 A herd ^rsj^ of sexual mode njoyparticular if I 1 -2 Going, motion. lished, brightened. i 1 . ( less rw7f) To think of, B (a; pate. conmeditate upon, ponder over, reflect upon, imagine, w template, ; builaing has been pledged. held or taken. -2 Vjtr a. I To be To be produced -3 To be fed or nourished. -4 To be drunk. -5 An affix, washed ing A milch-cow -2 Tradi- Ku. 1. y1nF5T: S. 1. 15 Sik. 58 19. 10 -2 Po6, 6. 67 ;R. 16 .49 by female elephant. -2 A WSTT tnilch-cow. -3 A gift, an offering. -4 A female animal in general. trgeft ^] -W\ sugar-candy. A 1 [H hurting, striking. -3 A horse's trot. 33^1 an epi- Ealarama. -Oonp. thet of Balarama. 8. 71. mm^ m Meditation 224 the end of a diminutive ; aj lines ; Unclean, dirty, black, * A kind of Bk. grass. iSt ; ^3-, ; earth. 8e under v$. tion. ed, A ] 1 To ! 4o. rr- Tf nrlch cow. milch-cow vfmt *?S*T *TTTS: U. 5 31. -2 female of a species ( amx<sd to na-nes of other animals in sense ) cj^j: &c. -3 t *" v.fsjt BC *f%^5*ir *tflsjin*l' ; wftst -2 A male to ashes, burnt caw. -2 To desire. crow, or uninterrupted series or continui- suckle, nou- rish. [ Reduced o. horse's trot. ty as a Inflated, puffed, puffed up. wrffo a horse, elephant Ac.) -2 Going well or quickly. -3 A ; ^Pf: ocean. -3 to cinder. in general (at An ( ing into. skilful ( in genefal ). $**[<>( ****(] Blown vnr* Blowing. CTTH* Inflating, swelling by blow- ; Cau. To 1 [ 'Hr-^ ] wind-instrument ). -2 Blown up or excitinto, inflamed, blown, fanned, pri- aWCff- ), mmrrwRr uf&T ***n%*t Bk. 15 2i, Ms. 4. 59; Y.I. 140. -2 To 6. 18 kiss tp$r tnrnrr** GH- 12. -3 To suck out, draw or take away. -4 To appropriate. blacksmith, smith. vqrai>'/> Mulli. ). ^T: A vnrarr: <Tirf ( To -4 iroi Mb. =5 tr*Nirtti 5ft . I drink, suck, i? : mary pan 1 Bold, confident. -2 Imtj<s<JT3j;a. pudent, shameless. A ray of light. I^LWSl valiant, UK**)? HfTWB*T courage Bh. 2 63 so ^^ Boldness, bravery. ijfajrt vmw ness, durability ^trength, constancy, fortitude, stability, steadiness, when he honesty, roguery. A horse's trot, cf. 'HT(T To blow, breathe ,., 1 -2 To blow ( as a i FTIT, -il, thought. can >. aTTT' cut, exhale. wind instrument), ' sorbed in'tneditation, contempUtive. reflection, *r* "lere thtnght of fl meditation. iftn- profound lost in o. absorbed in meditation, wrfsH? Sought or obtained contemplation pion meditation. or abttract 531 a H end of ccmp. the (At Holding, supporting im, P. 1 as ; ( Hsria ) in &c. To ) go, move. Gliding motion (of wind f. ) HfT%: / Veil. 1 =stSt:-2 Impulse. -3 Strong iud, storm. 1 P. ( ypri!r ) Tu sound. jjoj HS; 9 1 yi To ) or toss op. P. ( wft HTCsT 1 P. clear. Hf^; U. (wwfrf, HiaiKH! P. 10. To throw ) To go. To be dry or 1 take a seat in big father's lap, but ho was contemptuously treated both by removed. -3 Lost. -4 Covered. -5 the king and his favourite wife. Tun poor child went sobbing to its mother -2 able or com- petent. jrf^ P. 1 To crow, caw. -2 To 1 position of the Polar Star 1 A. To divide, CT A I : Gathering flowers 1 P. <j5i^u) ) ! To be go, move. To P. ( vrcra-*M:% 1, 6, ( -2 To go, move. -3 To know deflnitely.-4 To kill firm or fixed. ascertain; ,%:/. Ved. Fixed 1 destiny. -1 Misleading, corrupting. i 1 o ( ) inoveable, stable, Fixed, firm, im permanent, con- $Y^ afq^jTHunchangeable Ku. 5. 5. (6) Perpetual. g?im ; everlasting, eternal gjtrr ; \ni Ku. 7. 85; Ms. 7. 208. -2 fixed ( in ineviastrology ) -3 Certain, sure, table iTTWr t? *F3$'* *** f; ^ 27 ^ *ft a*nSf qfUT5*r JTCTT Bg. *w* qfiWfr Chan. 63 Ft. 1. 419. -/Retentive, tenacious as in im 2. juy 35 ; 18. 31 Ku.7. 85. -2 The pole of any great circle. -3 The distance of a planet from the beginning of ; the sidereal zodiac, polar longitude, 4 The Indian fig tree .-5 A post stake. 6 The stem or trunk ( of a tree off -7 The introductory lopped Unza of a song ( repeated as a kind of chorus see Git. ). -JTirne,epocb, era. -9 An epithet of Brahma. -10 Of Vishnu. -II Of Siva. -12 A constant arc.-13The tip ef the nose. A saciificial vessel. -15 N. of ). ; -H the sou of Uttaoapada and grandson of Manu. [ Bbruva is the polar star, but persanitied in mythology as the son of Uttanapoda. The account of the elevation of an ordinary mortal to the position of the polar star runs thus. Uttumtpadu had two wives, Snrucbi and Sun.li, but the was disliked by him. Suruclii ad a son named Uttama, andSuniti latter S. -Comp. 18. 1. Vishnu. of epithet 3T^f: the point on the crown of the bead from which the hair radiate. the Polar Star. Sri i: I The introductory stan/a of a son,' (repeated as a sort of chorus), see WT. (7). -2 A trunk, stem. -3 A post. -4 Polar longitude. Ved. Firm, A. To grow, stable. To sound. -2 ( srfTT ) 1 -3 To be increase. filled ( stuft ) To be pleased or satisfied. yrS'fr bility. Fixedness, firmness, 1 A. down, ( rer) 1 To be reduced tfj>, fall to pieces, 14. powder Dk. 15. 93 -1 To drop, sink, despond Mill. 9. 44 -3 To perish, he ruined or Mil. 3. decayed. -4 To be eclipsed 28. -5 To be covered with dust. -6 To scatter or sprinkle over. -7 To to dust or ; ; 55. ; ; Caus. go. ruin, ( tnfiT ) To destroy, ruin. tfr -3 Loss, A mote in the sun-beam. tgir-T a- [ ing, ruining. TOrf9r\fS ] 1 Destroy-2 Scattering, dispers- ?r 1 ing -3 Sprinkling, revering. Perishing, dying. -2 Loss, destruc- -3 Falling. -4 Going. vtfn: The hundredth part of a Muhurta. t4ftr tion. away. v^fifJj; a. I Destroying, ing, removing. -2 ( ^irffi ) To A 1 d-g-w=j ] move. go, banner, flag, 17 32. standard, ensign ; R. 7. 40 Pt. 1. 26. -2 A distinguished or eminent person, the flag or orna: ment ( at the end of cornp. ) as ; In the head, ornament, or dis' -3 tinguished person of a family. ' y&vr?.: A -4 flag staff. sign a symbol A mark, emblem, WT &c- jsjvr", ; -5 The attribute of a dty. -6 The pign of a tavern. -7 The sign of 'a trade, any trademark. -8 The organ of generation, ( of any auimal, male or female ). -9 One who prepares and sells liquors. -1 A house situated to tho east of any object. -1 Pride. 1 -12 Hypocrisy. -13 A skull carried on a staff ( as a mark of ascetics ). -14 C In prosody ) An iambic foot. ' to nse vrsfi^ to hoist a flag ; fig. s as a plea or pretext ).-Comp S - ( a festival in honour of Indra room in which banners are the palm tree. q$ a kept. air, ng-trr: tn- -TTiT: inability to beget wind. children. its any contrivance i which a flag-staff is fastened. a flag staff Ms. 9. 285. v^3T*fi; demolish- Falling, perish- 1 Adorned with flags. mark. -3 Having the >. criminal, branded. gtandard-bearer.-2 A vendor of -2 Having mark of a 1 A -3 A distiller. liquors, spirituous Bruhmana who carries with him the him skull of the mau murdered by of to places of pilgrimage by way penance. v*f3ri: v*T: [ "tfw vrpr P. 1- remove. Vanishing, disappearance. -2 Destroyed, ; -2 Duration. -3 Certainty. v-snrl fall sta- Fallen. 1 Destruction, ruin, log. / : gr w: P. 1. ^r m._ Eclipsed. with joy. ; settled ( as a fjfr:- -5 Strong, fixed, . H. 17. *. 1 The polar star ). ; an W5H: ; ; Ortainly. surely, ind. R. 8. 49 ; a. u- tig- 1 wood ). -2 A virtuous woman. -3 A cow who stands still when being verily split. ]. atmosphere. -2 Heavensacrificial ladle ( made of sky, . VTHTJ?-;). in and, though quite s lad, performed such rigorous austerities that he was at last raised by Vishnu to the milked. desire. y consolatory terms that fc'rtune and favour were not atttinable without hard exertions At these words the youth left the paternal roof, retired to the woods him told The A. To be 1 arid. Pilo ing, as in tren. who Ac. Th gave birth to Dlirnva. One day the boy tried, like his rider brother, to A hyprocrite makes a p-etence of v-rf^ a . Tr f- ) ( ( who only religion [ ). W5ITSWW ft ] or carrying a flag. -l> a mark. -3 Having _the as Having mark of a liquor- vessel (inroijT^y); "> 1 A standard-bearMs. 11. 93of spiriter. -2 A distiller or vendor | Bearinr Y.I. 141- -3 A car, -4 A mountain. -5 A snuke. -6 A peacock. -7 A horse. uous liquors ; carriage, chariot. -8 A Brahmann 7. 40 ; Si. 12. 66; ift An army ; R. Ki. 13. 9 v4jfT*^"T 1 Rsieinp a standard. us a hoisting a rU^. -3 Setting up pretext or claim, making anything a plea. 532 P. or 1 of. To Bound ) ( ; *^. P. (emir, KTHIT) To vgr^ 1 sound, produce or utter sounds, buzz, bum, eclio, reverberate, thunder, roar nTHSTJir^T %3 ^v?gf^5T: Ki. 14 46 3iit >JK \fi ; ; 3Tt?rr: Bk. 9. Bv. 5 (JO 1. ; ; 3 14. ; wworniq^tTrr% Git. 5. uft ) To cause to sound, ring ( as a bell 1 bnt i^qiVto cause to articu; late indistinctly'. -4 Humming, indistinct aliontter inoe vn%t *^-?^ [ noise in general Sound, echo, I ] ; sound. -2 The roar or thunder cloud; Ki. 6. 12. ^R. -2 Tune, note, tone 72 4. ; U. ; general 6. Sound, tune. -2 1 -Comp. a bee. "* Rtfe?^ Hum, buzz. ; v*fw * tue of which it conveys a sense different from its primary or secondary cf. power suggestive ; A JT a 1 Thin, spare. -2 Vacant, empty. -3 Same, identical. -4 Unwearied. -5 Praised. -6 Undivided. *: 1 A pearl. -2 N. of Ganea. -3 Wealth, prosperity. -4 A band, tie. -5 War. -6 N. of Buddha. -7 A ind ( a ) A particle of negagift. tion equivalent to ' ' no,' not,' ; 'nor', and uged in wishing, Darkness at. by ^, vfftrt H. 33. 1. ) ar is ( arm ?r, ; P. 1 ff To -m. ( ways, diversely. ^q a. multiform. $t^ ind. repeatedly, of ten. hftTJH o. very poor, ^, beggarly. structive. ST force of 'that not may sometimes have ' ' ' lest, ;' for *r%9tii$r fear ?rtf the ' lost, sira|l^> HiT^lW Rim. ( c ) In argumentative writings * often comes after 373%^ and means net so. ( d ) When ' ' a negative has to be repeated in sueceisivo clauses of the same sentence or in different ST be sentences, niy imply repeated or may he ustd with particles like **, < a Me. 63, 10G *Wt,ti W rarrT^ 195; 3. 8, 9; 4.15; ^ Mb. S. 89 ; 5 . ^ ; lost. *% 55; I- ; ; Hr?r, T is *<3. JT^JT see P. VI. 3, 75. ( g ) often joined with other particles; ; sm, %, sfj, ( ft') It is ^^, ^5 Ac. Ac- also used, especially in early Vedic literature, in the genge of like,' ' as,' 'ag it were' r irnfr ' Si. 20 m. du. 4. ) nf phygicians of the gods. Ms. 2. one,' Some- . 1. -Oornp. ' ir^r a. not more than one, several, various. ( -5?: an epithet of Vishnu. Injurious, astray, men de- being thin. The mnngoose, an neu icb- ? t v&ftift WS^t^T 5=Tt ftim. V&s. -2 N-. of the fourth P4ndava prince arj ^q- a T, ; ; Ve. 2 1, but ( where ^j?j has is yodhana really sente taken iu sense 2 by Dur). of Siva -3 j;Y A son. -4 An epithet A female mongoose. 1 -2 Saffron. Asving, the twin * 6. 17. ( #r/- ) 1 -2 Going -3 Small, minute, i' The nose. ; affi, ; w B- T 5)U?r 2. .0. (/. ) In a few cases if is retained t the b. ginning of a negative T^tpurugba compound as srrsr, ; 120 jrrel - Ve. i} ( 4. ; manifold or diversoN. of the Supreme various, questing, or commanding, but not in prohibition before the imperative mood. ( b ) Used with the potential mood ) many ; 335 To bond. -2 ) 1 ' not living alone', Being. ^-< a. gregarious, living in society. gr; the Supreme Being. c tn ind. in 5 frequently 8. *nfa ( a. of a nuture. joined with a second H or any other negative partiile to intensify or emphasize an assertion Ma. v*ra HlrfH^lrf- kill. re- neither', ; ?TT9R:, -STnT^T: 1: the sun. -2. the moon. -3. fire. -4 the white colour. times fr may not bo expressed in the second and other clauses, but represented only : JTFznrRTrSTRt Git. 11 ;N. Si 4. 62. -Comp. -T^T:, 19. 42 A 1 cf 1 -f^rf: a fira fly. Sjandcd. -2 Impli- 1 -5 A carpenter. -Oomp. 5H the ( Indian ) gull, crane. arnfo: an owl. cuckoo. R. U. give* 5 kinds of ifft ).-Oomp. y$; I the ear. -2. f^sRTT: a hearing. -3. a fife, pipe. change of voice caused by fear, grief & a. : see *lfor1p-p- also e. g aT<W$: q. v. ). -2 A beggar. -3 An impudent fellow. -4 tempt 1 ( ed, suggested, hinted ; : frT K- P. v^- ' A crow. (Sometimes used end of comp. to show con- at the poetry, in which the implied or sagyeited sense of a passage is more striking than the expressed sense or where the expressed sense is made subordinate to the suggested sense t see under Ved. D:stroyed <*. ; wrtf [ K^-^'OT ?J5_] 1 S.uoding. -2 Hinting at, euggegting or implyin; ( as a meaning ). -3 ( la Rhet. ) The lamo ag SJSHI q. v., or that power of a word or sentence by vir- moaning, ). murmuring. 17. Si. 6. 48. -3 The gound of a musical instrument: R. 9. 71. -4 Tbe roar or tlmuier of a cloud. -5 A mere empty sound. -6 word. -7 Hint, implied meaning, -8 ( In Rhet. ) The fi gt and best of the three main divisions of q>r>f or ; rrsT: *T5T ] 1 Sound ( in -2 Buzzing, humming, V7PT: [ t^-nra s^JTtfavsrfrJT^'r 16.13; 2.72 of a H3? 10 U. ( lytfo^ ) To destroy completely. Trf? a. I [^^>] Ashamed. ifr Night. -2 Eating only at nighr, a8 533 aeoit of religious vow or penance. 3^ a blind t night. -Oomp. . the sky. fasrr astronomy or astrology. fr%:/ thoo'ing or falling fl c -W? r a =3Tfbj; at wandering m. I an owl.-2- lliiof. -4. a . spirit. supper. R. 5.42. -3. N. Jrra: At ird. Me. 37 by night night, S. 2. 17, 18. night and day. : P- 1 ( -j^ -. S. 1 WKt } To. go, move. A nail of a finger of a tos, claw, talon 31 2. twenty -Oomp. Ved. Night. A jgr : or qtf&fr number petition. part, ajjjf. ; ; tiger cook. 5fa>: [ 1 Wffim ] I A crocodile, an alligator ^y;., fi^vriaraw T5f?nw !fi The 16 5S.-2 zodiac sign ^ Comp. f rw: TO ., - a pair P- ( =T?T* To I ) lio ] f [ 1 A t $rcfl star constellation, ; in an Un. 3. general. asterism 105 -2 A in painting. f%l3iT: , jy. an astronomer or astro- the moon. -2. the pole-star. -3. an epthot of Viehnn. (-fa:/. ) Revati, the last asterisra. -TO: the starry sky. -grff^, an trologer. 5^. ( n B8tr ) the figure of a man's body on tho limbs of which are shown the various asterisms. fl IRrr 1. a group of stars. -2. a necklace of twentyseven pearls. -3. the table of the fstorieme in the moon's path. -4. a kind of neck-ornament of eleloger. srfj,. i i phants ^ e- 5fig- ). ( tearing of a Hr ^f . swirTrroifNfcqnmTORr"IHSf fcwFJTfliar K. H.^T. the ; conjunction of the mocn with the Innar mansioLS. ^i^f: tlia starry firmonieat region, the A ] town. W: a TWRI% it'd. cock. a 'fiM" Indian crane. ) IH?N ^r A lover, 1 ft] 5ffi: a ^r^: the crow. Belonging to a ^^ below. paramour ( JJK ). An epithet of Agni. eea?f m, 3TB: si citizen. [ ^Tt-sJ ] See under ^ir: ) [3raft: '-f^? 55; town watchman. a townsman, : ( the superintendent |. -2. town, urban, civil. finger-nail, claw, talon Mrgvj! I. a tiger. Bv. 1. 52. -Oomp. J. -2- a lion. fragrant oleander -3ifao- : , arfaspa-., Tlr=W q- v. -Comp. ( a small shell. Si. 9. town, city the chief magistrate of a I- town.-^f^j m. '*' ; : -Comp. A ] : man HWf^fW^T. M'd of P'sy 107 Vart. ' ; , the moon . R. 6. 60. -trar*WTT: the white Yavanala fluwer. ^jtf 1. the sphere of the fixed stars.-2. the lunar arterisms taken collective?5T: a. f^ef: a 'T^T'? Nail-scorching; 85 P. 111. 2.34 Sk. , 5 a bow. ^3-jf: a nail-painter. a nail-maik. -2- nailSrar ! ; ; an town, head police-officer. 2-governor or superintendent of a town. 3rr5T:,-*r: the Vicinity of a town. -^TTRT: a suburb, the skirt of a town. a 3T=R^wi. a townsman. ^T5f: town-crow ', an expression of contempt -ijfnN repeating the name of a god while wandering through a clt yRn elephant. *IM: 3^; I townsfolk. -2. a citizen. jr^-%inT carrying an idol round a city in procession. nts: a suburb. jrffn m. an intoxicated elephant. iJnf a principal road, high-way. fjrr superintendence or government of a the moon's path, Innar mansion ;rsnrTHr?i$tf!ft R. 6. 22 ( they are twenty seven A pearl. -4 ). -3 A necklace of 27 pearls. -Oomp. , isr-ft : with claws of. of )'a ; 8 near, approach. of a nail. root of rc*r -2 To go. %[% the nail-parer. nail-scissors, ?i -ar shark or any other large sea-animal. come a lion. -3- a a %jj*: an owl. ^T^T: * falcon, hawk. ( pair of nail-sciagorf. ftfjtrf, ; Scorpio of the | The upper timbar.of afr door. -2 The nose. ^r I The nose. -2 A swarm of bees or wasps. -- -2 3. 17. srrfji^ m. barber. ; ; Mai. ; 2. -MI^rt a scratch, nail-maik Bv. 2. 32. anrftT: a scratch, nailwound Mil. 5. 23. 31131: 1 a clotS ragged '. sTi3T=Tr ; -2 The 22. 12. ; ' Dirty or cf- P. V.2. a kshntriya. night and day. f^T Belonging to the stars Twenty-saven. 3 Not 1$ri%jr a. I in general.-2 = ST^^I^ q. v. f^-f^ ;,?. m. ^rR^ night, epithet of ~^^, 2. epithet of Viahnn. ; ^ I an 9. It : epithet of ,Sivu The moon. -2 An 1 f^ tvriTf: Kivlikeya TWI !^ m- Ma. 6. 19. -Comp. ! any animal that goes about at night. -2. a fiend, demon, goblin. -3. a thief ^ifi wandering by ; . 1<*:t mountain. as thn lord of plants ( ,. J. an axe. -2. India. -3. a crow. the crest or brow of a mountain. gijjr night. % moon -2- the ; and herbs ). an epithet of evening. aw I . fasting Ly day and eating at night. -2. any penance or religious rit<s observed at ; bad astrologer a evil demon, goblin, ifrsrsf of a tree SRW: stars. night. cat. a, of PArvatl. epithets TMtl.The Himalaya modest A. srua ( ) To be ashamed, cr bashful; Nail against nail. Naked, nude, bare; Having or armud with nails, claws, 4c. -2 Thorny, --m. Any animal armed with claws, such as a tiger or lion. A mountain 79. -2 A tree. -3 A plant in general. -4 The 6 The number aun.-S A serpent. seven '. -Comp. WS^T: a monkey. wRn^-wfiKrsttiHn? 1 Himalaya the Ijrd of mountains ). -2 the ( Suiuprn mountdin. SIKI an epichit JIT; [^ T^jjf^, rTjj^JJ Ku. 1. 1 ; 72 7. Si. ; . 6. ' 1 : of Indrn. the * -nr^rH: height of peacock. mountain. a bird ( in genQral ). -2- a crow. -3- a lion. -4. the IT a. fabulous animal called ^rrtr. produced in u m >uutaiu, inounuini. bom ; Bit 1. 10 9. ( -sr;) an elephant. Mi-. 4. 45 HO. -2 Unculti vuted, uninhabited, desolate jr; 1 A naked mendicant. -2 A Buddhist mendicant ( snanjr ). -3 A hypocrite. -4 A bard accompanying an army, or a wandering bard. -5 N. of Siva. frr 1 A naked, shameless (or wanton ) woman. -2 A girl before menstruation, or lesj than 12 or 10 may go about naked). (and therefore -Comp. 3T?:,-3rc97: 1. one who goes about naked -2. especially a Jaina or Buddhist mendicant ( of the (=;w class. i5T?f a. ^f: J.i>na frt<;r, Naked, qude. mendicant. -2, A or Buddhist mendicant (of the I fjr*?T/- ) ( A naked class ). -3 A bird. 534 less ( A naked, shamewoman. -2 A girl 1 , wanton or ) a. stg^T before menstruation. reeds Making naked. of A Becomirg a. naked. ( ) quantity of reeds. -2 in river abounding dicant '-, undressHjfr^H a. I Made naked, ed. -2 Converted into a naked A The term for technical quantity of reeds. -3T v A _^. f\ of ' P. 1 I. STJT to ) 1 HT*jW[*Git. injure ( by ft ( *iis<Tia-ff ) not * 4. represent dramatically (in dramas); HPnrfff S. 1. &o. -2 To > -Comp. afr a. causing to dance'; 126 ).-!!. 10 U. ( SHZUTS-* ) 1 3. Bh. To i^-a^r [ A ] I dancer rffcrr* unrein Bh. actor Bb. 3. ; r SICT 27. -2 An s^nf ; nffS'TCT T?: ^?tfsr?f 112. -3 The son of a 126, 3. degraded Kshatriya. -4 The Aoka -5 A kind of reed. -Comp. f^ft W%*!T shame, modesty^. tree. an ej ithet of Siva ^rr the performance of an actor. jj^ti.WB . 1 T: ( yellow theatrical Rqni yellow ctor, ' **: the Sutradhlra actor', dancer. tr: orpiment. ) stage. a the chief of drama. orpiinent. ( -t?: ) an ifi directions or rales for actors. sreaT: An autnr. Dancing, [ dance.-2 Acting, nesticulotion, dramatic representation. An I aotiess. -2 The chief regarded as the wife of the Sutradhlra ). -J A courtezan harlot. the -4 Kcd arseuio. -Ooxnp. fjrT: son of a dancing girl. actress *Z=3f ( A company N. of a 5: spicici of reed. tribe preparing a sort of bracelets. -Comp. 3U1tt a abuundiug n^i a place abounding hut of reeds in rceils. reeilg H?I%: f. ti stooping ( ? ST : B. 16. 75 srcr nected C am: 4 6G ( gsr a thicket of reeds. collection or quantity of tucl) as the wLere Malli. 1. J (m^- pots- A tie, band, Binding, fasteningleather-strap. : husband's sister flf^l^W'i'T U. ; alro sisrfsreiftrRT: the husband of a husband's -Comp. Tt%: ) ^^r Ved. 1 5fij A mcr, Itdus remarks ; ): Si. ai^r. Btreaiu,rivulel 27. ; : , ind. Speech. -2 Mother. 1 -3 A daughter -3 TL ocran. -4 Ved. A home. -5 A cloud.' -6 A pruiser. nft ). -Comp. ( iir% -^rif: the occiin. A sister. ' -2 A 8treaui,rlowiug Ki. 5 river. {5 611 [ =l?ia Slitilft-w^ ] ( 35- A ; *?: ^ =5 ?^ir: VTT, a. see ; -: with noise, make noisy or resonant. -2 To cause to moke a sound. WITH 3-^ to roar, cry ( loudly ), bellow ( as a bull ) Ku. 1.56. great river Fortunate. bond, knot. , vibrate. Arjuna fasten- A To -3. ex- ;p^ p.p. I Tied, bound, bound round,put on. -2 Covered, coninlaid, interwoven. -4 Joined, B. 1. 78 ;S1. 5. 63 ; Bk. 2. 4.-1 To speak, shout, cry, roar, ( often with words like 31*^, ^sj, m% &c. as object ) star? srftwwrf ?!? frwr fI r- ed, n^t, siEtfJ ) 1 To sound, resound, thunder ( as a cloud ific. ); ifft-S ) -2. herd. ( ^m Mb -3 To ) -*r^: the Connected with a << 5f*T$y a. gual letter. P. in tree. in astronomy). dental to a lin- ( a bence ( ; perienced, clever. Bending, [=)ir-W-f%^] bowing. -2 Curvature, crookedness. -3 Bending the body in salutation, a bow, courtesy. -4 Parallax in latitude rivers. thfir depth, course &c.; vers, stooping, -5 The change of in bathing 1. ) knowing the dangerous spots 1 flfir:/. watered ; Tgeneral. !rrS. 4. 15 of actors. ^g-;-^ A in ; a- by irrpr supplied with the water of rivers, canals &c. ( as country &c. ) N. 3. 38 ;cf. ^niijcfc?: TV: the current of a river. ort the bend or arm of a river. with curved eye-brows. 1 1-an irrigated, rivers, the distance in time of ny planet fiom the meridian. -?. any hour of birth after noon or befote midnight. qrfH" o. flt nosed. a: a q^( a. flat-jointed. ^ ) -2- antimony. a landing river-salt. 1. ; acting. 5T8T %' I ] Representation.gesticulatiou, sfTatf 3(51: I. with in high and low woman -f?T:. tne roge a kind an * * De ocean. -?. jr. a river epithet of Varuna. HT which has overflown its banks. Me. ^-nm 61? irjr^ o. ^i-TlfFr f JT:, * -T: binding bowed. stooping, woman woman I. ) limbs.-2. a <JT?T droporfall.-2Toshine.-3Toinjure. TO: ( ->ft ifitaT marshy -- nith distance. the body. -2- ' -Comp riverplace, ferry. ^BJ: freight, tro an epithet of Siva. toll, fare. bank of river. $8Kt the Bent [ i*;'* ] I inclined. -2 depressSunk, stooping, ed. -J Crooked, curved A 1 The diaUnce of any planet from the meridian. -2 The zenith distance at a ^- meri'iian transit. N. B. n. 44. 4. , awn a. Beautiful, lovely. imitate, copy the senee of rill, any flowing stream epithet of Bhtshma' a lotus. ( -3f ) 5H**T* Si. 4. G5. ( roarfnjf. apple. -2- a shrub. ficSf^T! of reed. sr aquatic, (-gr: ; B. 18. 5. : the sense in si To dance; *rf? iw-2 To act. -3 To deceptive trick).-CI To act, gesticulate, ' hurting the :rcfr, ( after or. - small river, rivulet, river, s^T Ku. the negative particle *. changed lNo ' 8 1 ] -RhT: the ocean. ^> t_ A ST^V & Abounding in reeds. quantity or bed of reeds ^ 3 brook. reeds, a. mendicant. ind. Abound- ) with covered or ing in reedy. &/ a- ( "|3 ) ( Pt. 4. 34. ; A *ltsffr ..-.. ''S; Ved. Praise. stf%: reeds. convert C -,>.: -2 The roaring of a bull. -3 Crying. rear^f3: 1 A lion -2 Sounding, ing. -3 The sound of praii e.-4 War, battle. -5 A cloud. Covered with ) ^5*1t A srfasft 1 / jjft ( also ; A reed bed, a To make naked, to H%8intoU.a naked Jaina men- STST^ the between bone shoulders. ( ; Rv. 9. 112 3. Originally a combina- tion of R and g, now used as a separate word ) A particle implying : 1 Inquiry or interrogation ; srg W cerHIHlT^ft nrflJT: M. 4. -2 Surely, tainly, indeed, it it not indeed(with an interrogative force ); *t^Ti'*vnf%sfv f$r ; ( 3i -i'4K R. 1. GO f ) ; ; 535 ^3 ffe*rgg -4 It is used as a vocative O' f Oh sg meaning 45. ' cle N. of the garden of India, the 3rrT3TT;d?irerrsrt f^fft "Elysium ; Ku. 2. 31 ; B. 8. 95. w 3. parti- ' ' Ganges. -5 The holy B*. T3 IWT: TfihrS U. 4. -5 Iv is used in propitiatory i : ; sometimes used as a corrective word like tbe English Ku. -6 32. 4. It son. making happy. -2 A friend. -3 A a- Delighting, is | ' why', or I say' srg A ion. king or prince. ; A (ft ' nj stg vmi^udi H V. 2 ative discussions 73 , hermaphrodite Delight, A earthen prosperity. -3 water-jar. -4 A husband's sister. -5 The first, Bixth and eleventh days of a la oar fortnight ( considered as is frequently used to head an objection or advance contrary proposition (generally followed by 3^1^ )i l ? ^%irTr?*r^ C" antpicioas tithii Gtlirl. ), small -6 An epithet of P To be ( *lft, AR[ff ) "./ glad, be pleased, delighted or satisfied, rejoice at ( any tbing ) isi^gtRTfwf iW H?nft R. 3. 23, 11; *. 22; 4. ; Caw. (ir&fr-y) delight, gladden, make atofipf srflrf^ *T* ygiflft ^ 28. 3;Bk. 15. To please, bappy ; rr ?T sc^Trfifr k. 2 wvffar5iJTT 16 ;R. ft'- 4 2 ; 9. 52. deligot I An Joy, plewnre, 5!T ; *f: [4?->r 1 Happiness, kind of lute T^.] A -2 A frog. -4 ). -3 N. of Vishnu -5 N. of a cowherd, l.inband of Yasoda and foster- father of Krishna ( to whose care the child wag committed when Kam?a wanted to destroy it ). -6 N. of the founder of tbe Nanda dynasty ; or nine brother- kick* of Pataliputra killed by the machinations of Chunakya, the minister of Chan gupata, *rgwna j*: Mn. 1, 13 -^T WlT*?45Wif One of the bera. of An ^i -Oomp. 27, 28. -7 nine treasures o KuMti. of epithet WTST:, Krishna. 3. 1, Durga. an epithet n epithet of ;Tf?r: irrfj: [ it', .j5i,a. ' ', a best gift for ^ ; f^fWI _ more than 16000 harem. These, it is related,were transferred by Krish ;ia to bin own harem after he had slain Naraka. The demon was born of earth, and hence called 'Bliauma.'] -Oomp. -3Ti^!, 3J1T*':, -fsKJ m. 3ir*nr: 1- the epithets of Krishna. soul after death. -2- a ghost, spirit. wmff: an inhabitant of bell. -ig# mooted , where the wicked aietor> ( 86 19. 19. 14, A pea- A dancer. ! A ni. M. T DJ. ncing, H a. sword, dancing- master sT ; 2. Danced, made to dance. ^frtir a. 1 -2 to moving and fro. Dancing on the edge of a dancer or f. a female sucb placei are To bellowi ( ^ft, infer ) I sound in general; wrf^3: Wnlr- ^1 P. roar, imr: Bk. 15. 35, 15. -2 To go, move. 40, 15. 28, 17. 40. *\$ a. Bellowing, roaring. ^ [H$-MI| c^] 1 Bellowing, -3 Celebrating, praising roariug. aloud. ^?3H . 1 Sounded, bellowed. -2 Celebrated. tlirow at dice Kc%gn%?fr A 5T: ; irrir die or kind^of 9>ST STf^tT^T^lfTHTTt Mk. 2. 8. -s Sound, roar, bellowing. trff ^ n. Sounding, roaring, bellow ing. collected hell f^IT^ Ban. B. ; peacock. 5r damsel? in his man-eating, Ki. 10. 41 ; -2 A female elephant. -3 ; man and outraged her. He also seized the daughters of Gandharvas, goda, men and the nympha themselves a pit in 59 li. actress. -9f Hell, infernal regions the gods killed him in a single combat and recovered the jewels. According to another account, Naraka assumed the form of an elephant and carried oil the daughter of Visvakar- jfff; a f^N^ s^*r fir ^ (corresponding to the realm of Pluto; there are said to be 21 different parts of these regions where different kinds of tortures are inflicted upon sinners). -3?: N. of d demon, king of PrAgjyotisha. [ According to one account he carried off Aditi'a ear-Krishna at the request of rings and and ; ; [ men. Jf^p, * Dancing. 1 H&R: [^S&ft-'sfO 1 A dancer eometimes a dancing preceptor. -2 An actor, mime, mummer .-3 A bard, herald. -4 An elephant. -5. A king, -6 A peacock. -7 An epithet of Siva. -8- N. of a mixed tribe ( ^ sqtqt nraiasTT^ Jt&pr iroTr Hfemale dancer, a g?r 1 A ). KIJW ^5?singing girl, an actress re?: high street, main an epithet cf Vish- Ved. '&:*% Dancing, a dance. -Oomp. -2 Agni. sr^r: Si. 2. boih ?* is ; Nose. [ Gesticulation, used in PRINT Dk. 51 try uro/n^r 'wnf: a ;m A woman srq a. -2 Sport, pastime. hen. Worldly life or existence. N. of Vishnu. : 1 sacrifice. a- of. ^fi. Bv. 3. 16. wif f$s Suit] 1 able to men ( as food &c. ). -2 Man$ 1 A ly, strong. -3 Human. man.-2 Indra. ?iY(dn.) The twoob- where the word c a multitude or ; 88 fm^n^m SIT %??? : gi^ir? r -ffi: 'manincarna- ffTf:, tion ; Ved. A human ; ^fvj- ; g?f*rw\3TT^tTT^r hero. an eminent man. 511^3: 'man's horn', an impossibility, a chihuman mera, ncn entity. trtnf: n&- an epithet of Narlsociety. face. 7. ; goblin. in his fourth 02 ; Me. 37 f. 1. 311. 3T3?: death. M*rar: an epithet of Vishnu. -ST^U a demon, aipTTT: N. of Siva. ( -n ) goblin. the earth. " 42 bravo man, a sftT: demon, Vishnu -atftrnlt:, -ffftt-f'Vai-tVfc-qft'i -q ra : a kiog; Bg. 10. 27 ; Ms. 7. 13; 2. 75, 3. fqisgor: a ' ( hell. B. : lion', B. 11. 9. ^ar the deity of ft^ft ). ^ffc a. hellish. ^ar the Vaitarani river. TT*T^ Den. A. To resemble a ). Nirriti mankind. ^T?': an epithet of Kubera 213. enumerated hell', in*i, -^rfr a vehicle drawn by men. ; ri V arsha India. -srrRraT, -rnnT^r, -mf?yfr manlike woman ', a woman with a e. human **: r :/ the Bharata caunibul. i. 1 P. Mft) To go, move. q^: Ved. Sport, pastime. j A pot-sherd. -2 The sun. eBter ~3 31 ^] ' A [^H' *fa: -j.^.,.. 2 A libertine. lecher, rake, -3 - Sport, -4 Copulation, pastime, amusement. coition. -5 The cliin. -6 The nipple. " t ^-*w\] * Sport, amusesfJT^ ment, diversion, merrfiuent, pleaamorous pastime or sport; sure, 588 i& G'.i. 12 ( -tfgrw ) R. 19. 28. ; body ; ipr o. humourous, full of __ secret lover a. ( -H: ) j[ delighting, making happy. ( -^: ) a jester ( =THSf*r q. v. ). 31 N. of a river whicn rises in the = Vindhya mountain, and falls into the gulf of Cambay. bright with joy, ^ffT cnjoy^1%^:, -%%% m pleasure-companion', an associate 'a of the 7 ; ^ a or at *rra 1. 11 SI. 1. 59. ; a. Humorous, A n. witty. kind of drama. A 1 valley, cavity. -4. A An old woman past men bellows. -3 struation. 5f7$- To P. 1 ^fir ( ) 1 ^j: kind of reed ; Pt. 1. -2 N. of a celebrated king of the Niebadhng and hero of the o .lied ' Naishadbacharita. ' was a very noble-minded and virtuous king. He was chosen by [ Nixla Damayaf'ti in spite of the opposition and they lived happily for of gods, some years. But Rali-who was dis- securing her hand reappointed solved to persecute Nala, and entered into bin person. Thus affected he played at dice with his brother and having lost everything, he, with bis wife, was banished from the kingdom. One day, while wandering through the wilderness, he abandoned hi* wife, almost naked, and went wuy. Bub** juentiy he was deformed by the Hcrnent Ivirkr^aka, and so deforinod ho entered the service of in king /titupar/ii of hurBcirroom under Ayodhya as the uume a of iii-huka. Subsequently with the assistance of the king he regained big beloved and thi-v led a happy fife; see R^oi and ^qqm also ]. -3 N. of a monkey-chief, son of VisVakarman, Mk. 6. 17 ; Ku. 4. -3 pond or place abounding in -4 A lotus or the stalk of lo- tu s es. celestial Granges. -6 The it. in- toxicating juice of the cocoa-nut. i&?,- -Comp. of a lotus. fibres; A measure 400 of distance equal kin-tan or cubits. a. sfqr I New, re- young, fresh, cent R. 19. f%T^rr*r*r*?55Tsfa: 46 tr% ** S*sfctf$?rr: ^: S. 5 ; ^51: ; : ; 151 the Stones called 1 ; honey of a flower. Mrr% I New, fresh, recent. ( always pi. ) Nine ; see comp, n^fFt B. 3. 69 below. ( At the beginning of comp. ^^ drops its final ^ ). -Oomp. 86 5. / ?f?fii: w% eighty- nine. ^Vfanf: the planet Mars. ind. nine times. mfT: ( " nine planets see under ; pi- Jthe _^^|-- jry. ^rfTTRffq / -grt the body (having nine apertures ; see 9). Rfr o. forty-ninth. forty-nine. f&jf, f%ST o. thirty-ninth. ^ thirty-nine. a. ftrcr. / nineteenth. ^51^ pi. nineteen, -jirf Durgi in her nine forms. ; ; ^T?T n a. fifty-ninth. 1& fifty nine. nine precious jewels, i. l.the e. ^ -Oomp. ago. |. new woman. MW grain.-2. a ceremony ajifr rice or a performed on first eating the new fresh water. rice. 3f- : erg the first day of a fortnght. fl n -2. 'the ninegems'or poets at tbe court of king Vikraina- ditya:--.ri(TR: . ^^ a. old H. 8. 22. ; j^f 3^Tt -qTc^rfff off ter. manied woman, Bh. fresh butI. a newly a bride ; 212. kind of II. 1. 8. 7. -2. a 1. 4 li. heroine (in dramas). ^rR^fr, -=fiTf5iT( - struation has recently commenced. OT^: a fresh student, novice, tyro. sfr/v -iff n- . 1>L ) the nine sentiments in poetry see under and also. trsf ! 3^73?: M. ^5ft(T9it=q^fjr I. Clarified inferior tribes ; a ntw ( ). The aggregate of nine. -*J5f: a kind na offering oT the harvest. - 'ri^;j blooui or prime of of the fresh youth, youth. ( *mf- sji^ eating of wr^rijJr, -Riffraff young WOUJUU.--Twho has recently meu- -?fr ) a girl -^fT5fr ! a newlymarried girl. -2. a daughter in-law. a =?gi^ a kind of sandal. struuted. new Tvj: ; ^ cloth. ^r?*i' the the year's harvest. epithet of 6'ivu ; first fruits of irfjl^ m. an ilc. 43. fll^f n Par4sara. sixty-nine. a child rice. iftfr wma: new woman who forth they are: ifta-.^ -2. fresh butteacher. srg/rr has lately brought ^- /., ; the first nine days of the month of Avina held sacred to Durga.-fsfcr a. twentyninth. Rr^rnir:/. twenty-nine. fjy a. nine-fold, of nine kinds or sorts. sqjj an epithet of Vishnu. ?rtf I. one liundred and nine. -2. nine hundred. jrrr*: N. given to nine butter. qrs^fi a ter. 3. w &zw a period of nine days. -2- ; flrst fruita built TTTI?, Ttnr a. -2 Modern. 53, 4.3, 3. 3. ; Ki. 9. 43. -2 Modern. ^: 1 A crow. -2 Praise, -if ind. Recently, newly, lately, not lung Si. 3. To make new, renew, I -2 To refresh. ; lotuses. -5 The 8 U. MVf revive. num. a. ; -2 An assemblage of Nalusetu or 'Adam's o\or which fUum pasted to Lanka with bis army. | A pj lotus. -2 Smell, odour. -Comp. -gifc!': Ibe knee. %-n( sr ){. N. of a son of Kubera. jr |. tl fragrant rcot(3^fn); Ki. 12. 50 N. 4. 116. -2. the Daid, bridge prawn. 4. Moha M. 5 r A woman TTOT-PT Freshness, novelty. STTST The act of praising or extol- ir water-lily. -2 Water. -3 The Indigo plant. ( ;n$an epithet of Vishnu ). 1 A lotus plant ; H of jasmine it it crane. ) lotus-flower, bridge of who, Indian ( ; A 90. poem A I -2 smell. bind. I the arm. I- a milch cow. -2. a recently delivered. ling. The : to To ; leg. Tp^: BT^. long bone of the Mai. 5. 17. -2 Tne knee-pan. -2 The -4 The plant Sarala. See under *$ The radius of . of rank ^jpjj? ,pr (*&. HflWPgs: a^r^TflrpWW W53 Mai. 2. ; 35 1. ( -J?T. /. ) amusements of a prince men M. ; humour, witty. cheerful, ruerry. ment of a juke. Any I qf, -2 Jest, joke, humour, wit srforim?: 9WrpT: K. 70 'jocular, humourous'. husband. Oomp. -^TcT T53f seventy-nine. Consisting of nine. a. STOI a. fft/. ) Ninetieth. ( ff. 1 An elephant's painted housings.-2 A woollen cloth, blanket. -3 A cover, wrapper : in general ( /. ). Ninety JTT^Rtsm^sfMu. 3. 27 K. 3. 69. ; ; Ninety. -2 A paint-brush said to contain DO hairs ). ( srg-vrr ind. In nine ways, ninefold JPTR a. ( rfr/. ) Ninth. tf Tbe ninth day of a lunar fortnight, 1 . By uinca. 539 4 P. - IS To be ) I HlrA H invisible cT*r Ms. i;jrnr 247 8. Mk. refEf?rf*r* Y. ; : 2. -2 24. 5. A sternuhole bored in nose. -Comp. ; of the the noso. JTffH ^orTo be ; From the nosa tail. N. of ^n A n ox led by a string through 3T?T: tWT Tfrni 58 ^ nose. the septum to dis- loflt, become 5J5TftS H. 1 vanish, appear, The ft tatory, snuff. i' ; Y. 3 127. a god. -2. a ciemi-Rod. of Indra, epitl Tftcnr a. Nozzled through the nose ). ; ; H. 1 112 late be as a virgin ( out extinguish, put U. 1 Oisrifr-'it) -2 To meet as fire ( Ved.I To ). itf 'Ihe nose. -2 The string through the nose of an animal. Si. 12. 10. 4 U. (^fS-^,^5;rfirf. fwflraTo tie, bind, bind on or round jfg ^ I ) or together, gird round -II. f^n7mT5nt Ku. 1. S. 1. ve 'op 5^^ ftft^j ;,{ R. G. -2 Destructive, mischievous. *%p.p. [ ^-^] | Lost, dieappeared, vanished, invisible ; Pt. 5. 6 2. 167. -2 Dead, perished, destroyed. -3 Spoiled, wasted. -4 Fled or run away. -5 Deprived of, free from ( in comp. ).-6 Depraved, corrupted, debauched. De1 ; -2 Disappearance. -Comp. srfr*. a householder who baa lost his consecrated it befire, ing extinguished &$ ). a. ( reduced to poverty (having lost one's wealth). *Url<* ind. without anxiety or fear ; HBIrt* ST^orffr?!^L4 ( v. 1. ) enee. SfTSfar rf^- ^*fa gjr^q. a _3, T f^ a. . secure, free -^ -^ U . %{j prived of senses. a. one who has lost his Hr the de. -%*, -^ senses, unfainted. %- conscious, insensible, Sen universal destruction. -sna* subsequent a lost nativity. 1. deprived of p i untier fearless, ; , S. booty( from fear S. 1. day of new moon. ^ft ^ftj^ calculation of f orgetful< . 1 1 A. : J convey him in a palanquin to her house. On his way he asked each of them to be quick using the words ' uirpa surpa, ( move on, move on ), when one of the sages cursed him to be a ( Agastya ? ) He fell down siirpu ( serpent ). ' ' ' ' ' from the sky, and remained in that wretched state till he was relieved from it by Ynduish^hira ]. =* jprer Vod. Human. a. | To dual ).-Oomp. nose. fg,. . small- nosed. ^r/- ) [ ? A month computed by the moon's passage through the 2' lunar mansions, tt month of 30 days of sixty Ghatis ' each Riff 5Tr#rTS= ; Snrya S. a. -^ ( Sidereal. ^ffr /. ) [ , A month of 27 days ( each day being the period of the moon's passage through a lunar asteriam ). ^ft The state ( ^irr ) ] <% a man suffers agreeably to the asterisrn presiding over his nati- which q- : A a. (ir7/- ) I Serpentine, formed of snakes, snaky. -2 Elephantine. IT[ i Tssff ?wrT: T arnr ^rn: ] in general, particularly 1 A snake -2 A fabulous serpent- the cobra. demon or semi-divine being, having the face of a man and the toil of a serpent, and said to inhabit the PatfJa ;' Bg. 10. 29 R. 15. 83. -3 An elephant Me. 14, 36 Si. 4. 63 V. 4. 25. -4 A shark. -5 A ; ; ; ; cruel tyrannical person. -6( At ) Any pre-eminent or distinguished person, e- ij. S5TTlr:- -7 A cloud. -8 A peg promoting from a wall to hang anytha or end of comp. thing upon. -9 Piper betel. -10 One of the five vital airs of the body, that which astronomical number 'seven.' -3 One of the periods -4 Ths called H?. a expelled by, is eructation. -11 The if 1 Tin. ~2 Lead. ( Karaijas effects ) of that period on anything done during it. -5 The asterism called 3it%irr. ft 1 A female Naga. -2 A female ele3Tr Hastin&pura. phant. -Oomp. STITT l.a female elephant. -2the proboscis of an elephant, -jj^ JTrrTOT q'. v. 3T5T^r " 1 3T,-3t3TiTr = female eleplmnt. srf&ir: an epi- thet of .STesha. ap- 1^/- Tli e nose (a word optionally substituted for ^n%iffr after ace ( vity. ^ 5TT proach, go towards. -2 To copulate. -3 To be crooked or curved, to bend. ?rm The 1 ; W -2. to put on, Bk. 3. 47. -3. to cover, en$lTf*m ftsr? qffrsft^ S. man. Ved. ( Htffr ) - Starry, siileroal. ] 2. q-ff '"<*. Surely or certainly not, by no means, not at all"; snr$mr TJ% ST: sff^ir ^CT-pfft Bk. 19. 5. ffG^ m. 1 A neighbeur.-2 A man. N. of a king of the lunar Jf^f: race, son of ,4 y us and grandson of Pururavas and father of Yayati. [ He was a very wise and powerful kiug, and when Indra lay concealed under waters to expiate the sin of having killed the demon Vritra, a Bralimana, he was asked to occupy his seat. While there he thought of winning the love of ludrani and caused the seven sages to iffc:/. Loss, destruction. HS; , tuin. ; ; transitory, evanescent, loss. ^ff^T^TTir R. 4. 57 ; 16. arfr ( arft being often changed to to fasten, gird round, bind brings wear struction, ; ft 1. who S.I. ; 56 41.-2 To put on (oneself), to dress, arm oneself ( Atm. ). Caul. To cause to put on. -WITH 370; to untie. "^ transient, frail hairs iu I /. T5T:, -sf?T5T Destruction, perishing, loss, disappearing. Perishable, The \ -2 A sternutatory --j-qr tbe nose. reacli.ottain. A ] Nasal. f: with, find. woman *5 I 'TT^rar -4 To cause to forget. -6 To ). To -5 lost, lose. A god Si. 1. 45, An ant-hill, -2 A moon- m. : 3?ui ; sn -HT'TSr:; |. 4. . ; Ratn. 2. 3. -4 To befrnstrated, become unsuccessful. Caus. 1 To cause to disappear. -2 To destroy, remove, efface, drive away, cause to fly away. -3 To vioftsrnjri: with a string ( gj ; f!k. ; away, fly away, escape PT f??i aitfbr: Bk. 10. 12 a god. the up pelmost lieaven.-2, Hie vault of lieu verj. an Apmrit*. ^frr m, a E;pd ^r rftffjf A hole bored in the septum of the noae ( of cattle ). destroyed, to perish, die, lie mined; sfrrrrtf JT^RT sini:, Indra J. g'^: No, not ( =?[ q. v. : less. ;rt R. heavou, -Comp. 3?: Happy, pain ] Heaven 1 ). ; aiTTreRT'ITr^- 1.5 15. 96. -2 Vault of upper firmament. sky, ; anq^iT the heavenly 3TtTq7:,-3mr%:,-3Tflr: I. an epithet of (jarmla. -2. a peacock. -3- a lion. 3T?rH: I. a pea- cock ; Pt. 1. 159. -2- an epithet of Gunida. -3- a lion. sirrsT: = jrnrwrHK: an epithet of %ff* q- v. Gunesa. W1^ a draiun by Srlharsha 3?r: Hustin.tynr'i 3-; I. 540 a lordly or superior elephant; Kn. I. 86, -2. Airavata, Indra's elephant. . Roxburgh!!. flowers, band's $ ( Htft ) the lord tin. TTHI called ;lslesha. of serpents. ba 8 '!' m h'y JTnrsfr TT.HT fsrthe proboscis of an elephant. f a large pin of bracket projectq'^ffT 1 N. of a ing from a wall. festival on the fifth day in the the bright half of Sravana. -2. in the dark half of AshlU fifth day dha. ^T I-. Hastinapura. -2. N. of a city the Champaka 1 tritrs in Patala. . -2- the Punnaga tree. ^137. the holy an elephant-catcher. *ij: r?f: an epithet of Bhtuia. fig-tree. of Siva an JTwf^^Tt epithet yit: I .a snake-keeper. -2. a snake-catcher. an epithet of Airavata. iff&: jTfj: * graduated pole or irr&SiT ! f. water post for showing the depth of tree. coitus. fr I which Sanskrit is A ^WfrO'--2 character in generally written ; clever, intriguing fm^fttr: WTJ *T shrewd woman tffffr smrfH^i Ud. D. 16. -3 The plant ^gfr- -Oomp. MT^ dry thus W A J^: II 539. mimic representation, a gesture, gesticulation %!f S. ; 5. Tne son of an actress or dancing girl. rfST ing. [ TH^rt !?W 1 ] ij^ -2 Dramatic Danc- representation, gesticulation, acting ; ;rrs=t =9 f^r g-* Batn. 1.6; q- r2 vpn^ ginger. i%^ 1>l5ir ir^ferVikr. 18. 29. -3 The science or art of dancing or or , ^ acting, scenic art ; ^ srrj^r ^ finH-5^?- M. 1.4. -4 1 Town-bred, town-born. -2 Polite, The costume of an actor. y=sf: An -Comp. aiixrr^: a dancing preceptor. ^i%:/. dramatic phra- courteous, courtly; rrrr?*i*qT tf^rrnnTT S. 5 *rrs 3rr$ srrrfT5f)rl% V. actor. 2.-3Clever, shrewd, cunning (fo^>q). W! 1 A citizen. -2 A polite or courteous man, a gallant one who seology. tnwijir.-tTR? the rules of dramatic representation. an fijiri epithet of Siva. jrnTT 1- a danciag-hall.-2. a theatre. $rrsj 1. the dramatic science, dramaturgy. -2. a work on dramatic representation. ; ; shows exaggerated attention while he mistress first to bis is courting some one else, -3 One who has contracted the vices of a town. -4 A thief .-5 Au artist. -6 The chief of the police V. 5 S. 8. gf 1 Dry ginger. ( -fi$ ) The toll levied from ; ; a town. a ift/- ( - ) [""Prf 1 : rake. H to a town, civic. Belonging A libertine, -2 A paramour. -3 A match. irg. -4. an epithet of Garuda. -o the chief of a herd of elephants. -6 the chief person in aa assembly. =fi-Tr that part of the moon's path whi h contains the asterisms SUP^ D. S. : 8Rr -Tff* Pip 61 -betel serpents, tbe fffaTt the world of reoe of serpents collectively, one of the regions below the earth called Pataia. *Tfbf: 1. a royal elephant. -2. an elephant driver. -3. a peiiocck. *fj(Y, [ i^-qsr 1 ] Dancing, act- -2 N. of the Karnatak coun- - fistulous sore, fistula, sinus. -6 The pulse at the hand or foot. -7 A ( [ ^ in general 3<5,] I A -1 The ). A A period of time =J of bent grass. sort -10 A juggling trick.-Coxnp. -^ora bird. ^ft j. a^small reejd. -2- a tube round which the woof is wound. TO: I- a : try. TT5*B q- v. I- The tubular stalk of any plant. -2 The hollow stalk of a lotus &C.-3 Any tubular organ of the body ( such as an artery, vein ); fgr?^?r5TTl^^awvTnriTr?r Mai. 5. 1, 2. -4 A pipe, flute. -5 A minutes. -8 Muburta. -9. Orange. Shrewdness, cleverness. 'T j: ^T?* measure of time equal to twenty -four : I- crow. -2. a kind of crane. an astrologer. -2 a de- play, drama baucher, ravisheY. first of the q. v. kinds of dramatic 10 principal definition and for composition other information ; see S. D. 277. qft The qj: An actor, a dancer. ?r i^tMSf? the pulae. HW? the celestial equator. iht any tubular instrument. g-or- sintH, ; court of Indra. ^rrlT o. [ ^ij^-iJ ] Pertaining to a drama, dramatic ; J^T: 1*TTnr 1&ri Si. 2. 8. V. P. r. red lead. -FTB'f Haatinapura. it -4 The cf. maker. and lecturer. opposition to ether planets ( in of knowledge. aslrol.) -8 Denial t 1 Dry ginger. -2 A kind of newly-dug pond. -2- a bofingr.^, rod driven into the earth. *nr; *it: the orange Jgs red lead. l.an epithet of Sesha. -2. a large TO: the orange tree. elephant. the penis. -2- the piper 3!TT 1in a The dhasalabhanjikl. deflnes Vid- in t betel. . 'he Ratn&valt, Priyadarriki or i I. Siva. -2. tin. nrr%3Tr red arsenio. 3rtTT tin. ^7T:,-^Wi: 1. Ivory. -2- a peg or bracket projecting from a wall and used to bang a kind of sunthings upon. ^tft I. flower, -2. a hatlot. sr*W) -*TIV^ constellation -3 A brother. orange. -5 Fatigue; hardship, toil. -6 Desire of final beatitnde -7 A term applied to a prince en. gaged in war under certain circumstances and also to a planet when lead. the A short or light comedy, one of the Uparftpakas, q. v. g. An Mesua red lead. an epithet of 1 ; %tm itifir T*I srar ] [ Tift ) Town-Lorn, town-bred, -2 Relating to a town, civic. -3 Spoken in a town. -4 Polite, ci?il. -5 Clever, sharp. -6 Had, vile, one who hs contracted the vices of a town. -7 Nameless. *. I citizen ( breast-plate, Patanjali. -Yip* I. -2, a peculiar disease of pregnancy SiiTffT a serpent vir( mifaf*^ ) f%sRor: the castor-oil plant. gin, N. of a v. srwr: *m**n: tree with fragrant epithet of Sir&, n/- ( -3- an epithet of Sesha. f^ij 1 an epithet of Seasha. -2- N, of the author Paribh4shenduekhara of and several other works. -3 N. of q- An m. [ ^j^ir *P?SJ of an actress. Mii^ 3 T-^ e uon an ulcer, a fistula. frfl^r 1 A tubular organ &c. see srrfe- -2 A GhatikA or 24 minutes ^rf^^rrf^^ ; ; 541 Ac. ); o. >JH mfiSr( tfV ment of move a Gaming a. rmr A K. 353. -w : ?r(7fr ''"' a. or sucking Drinking riously. -2 -J Without throat. instr. or abl. ) anything elampcd with an impression rrqr fr"WW3>f?Wr Mk. 1. 23; Y. 2. ; Used ( t?W as ); ( above Sriddha. with aco., srrsrr ; ( see srf^TgTjJ srrjjf S>e above. -4 iiirf. an adjective at the be- A I U set ginning of cotcp. ) Manifold, varidiveisn ous, different, sundry, TIII<*I: 240. drummer. -2. a j%^ ) TnJVw^nft ; memory ancestor entitled to a share in the ^rf^* ". l.tho speiiker of a prologue to a drama. Distinctly, separately. Vop. coin, In different places. =r>TT SrJddha ceremony perform- of the Manes, preliminary to any festive occasion such (a marriage &c. ( -^. ) the cover or lid of a well. ( -^r ) u female ways, manifoldly, va( a j v. 1 different in through a tube. The wind-pipe or river, ed in qrnn=^q. goldsmith. *TTT?irr a to Belonging river-born. the tabular organs (at fright jrjiiftfnT *rr*r post a in door-way up for good lujk. ~2 *> =Tifr*rtg see above. ; flfafti Of no long <* duration, not very long. Not very JTTT^a^ " 1 or far dis- frfjfar?: Avoiding abusive language. TT^ A -2 Siva. 1 5TT=d Praise. r sage. -2 Surprise, wonder. l.'P. ( A. also ask, beg, solicit for anything (with dat. or two ace. ) f^: Vop. srni^ f%g T: Ki. 13. 59; wgsFHHTT^ ; 3. 25. --2 prevail. tft^CTni 12 1. Hammata ( ; -^ fold. TTO: [ A =TT*r-3i?r ] 1 lord, srrii ; a. master, ^^cqsrvf HXH4 or _protector ; nmir f^rctiw U. =r [ =T? r^ ] A semi-circle (-*). 3Tr% ; K. itfrfnrafr?* P. *f- 2. loud roar, represented -4 a by One ^%^ m Tne speaker - Joy, satisfaction, delight. -2 Prosperity. -3 Praise of a deity, at the commencement of a religious rite or observance. 4 Particularly, the benedictory verse or versea recited as a sort of prologue at the beginning of a drarua, benediction who ; praise*. 4c. Me. 82 B. 6. 52 ; ; ; f%Me. 28. ; m. I -2 Any navel-like cavity. The nave of a wheel Pt. 1. 81. -2 The centre, focus, chief point. -3 Chief, leader, head frf?;r^r af R- 58. 20. -4 Near ref^THSrpT lationship, community (of race &c.): as In HTT?T q. v. -5 A paramount sovereign or lord B. 9. 15. -6 A near relation. -7 A Eshatriya. -8 Home. fvr:/. Mrsk. ( e. ^iHiflf). ( ^V. B.snfirattheendof Bah.comp. becomes sip? when the Comp. is ; ; ; an as as ircnrnr: ) epithet the cayity of the ; 3re& navel. SR?a>:, 3 ( T ?re?: ruptured navel. ; sr:, -3i?n^ m., ^rgV ? -q-r?J |. epithet of Brahma. tde umbilical cord. -2. rupture of the part of the the navel. jjjy body immediately under the navel. TtM' 1- cutting or division of the umbilical cord. -2. rupture of the cavel. -3- corpulency. TrfJrw A cavity shaped like a navel. a. Trfira ^rfiKWw fir [ cTf ] Relating to or coming from a navel. sTTVfcfr 1 The cavity of the navel. -2 A -3 Pain. The groin of Sonant, resounding. Sounding, roaring. ". 1 Sounding, resonant The navel ^ -2 De- A nasal sound g of the Tft^V or benediction. cry, shoot, sounding, roaring; fiff?sound in genfr^':, *TT &c. -2 eral ; Mai. 5. 20. -3 ( In Yoga phil. ) The 4. 2. -Oomp. 1 1 I natar- Un. cf. used in- Praise, eulogy. pendant, subject. WF?. husband's sister's son. Endless, infinite. n Inseparable, epr:) fjfamc?r- 43. 1. A - Possessed of a lord srniWtTffTf r f^v mani- variably connected ; 1 125] Heavenly, . : R. 5. 13, 2. 73, 3. 45 fitoW &c. -2 A husband. -3 A rope passed through the nose of a draftox. -4 A possessor. -Comp. ^ft. a beast (qg). o. colours. sorts, diverse, ind. in various, tfrv a. ' ) vari- Rtj ways. having manifold energy. TPTTsf ind, Ved. Differently separately &o. quotes the line qfhr ?^TR5^ra^ f^5t TsriftT HT ^vr: to show that JIIST here only means to ask or beg' and says that jjrsqcr should, therefore be :i|rra ); rfft a. of different a. of various / rff celestial. forme, diverse, multiform, various. bless, wish well to,give blessings to; (said to be Atro. only in this sense); myvohalan. ( the 'universal having done A : m To have power, be master, Mv. the son of a barber. producing more than one sound. " of different or varying tastes ; If. 1. 4. ^si a. of different N. -3 To harass, trouble. -4 To rrt5J ; ously. jrf; taking separately. -jTrdPT o. of diverse kinds or sorts. v^pT; a inueical instrument ; % ?m T from qjri ind. spirit. To ) 1 distinct sonl sometimes but Titjffi The son of a barber. The trade of a barber. having meanings, ncmonymous ( as a word ). anOT^rf^; a. maintaining the Sankhya doctrine that each individual has a different 1 barber, shaver. -Comp. barber's shop, shaving- house. sro a. 1. having manifold, diverse or objects. aims different -2- tant. A : a ruptured navel. 4 woman. . : 2 Bellowing, Mb., B sTfJ-T [=nfT 3. 59; 19. 5. roaring; is* , t%?- &c. a shout of joy or rejoicing; Mv. 2. 4. q?: the lid or cover of a a- ( the class of Manes well. -^: gw River-born, Book-salt. aquatic, marine. T r or deceased ancestors the Trtfhjer**r^ is ) to whom offered. ( -^r ), navel, umbilical. of Siva. ;rrjT ind. A J.TT; An particle used following senses: I Named, epithet in the called, f^Htwff =rrT TnrrStT^f: by name Ku. 1. 1 rTwf^r gr: ^TR Dk. 7. ; ; 542 certainly, truly, forinrr sooth, verily, to be sure ftifhT RriT V. 2. 17 fst enfrism^ n*r S. 1 -2 Indeed, ; ; ; JTJT when ' TTJT V. 5. 16 was I just consoled, oft. with srr Probably, ~perliaps 3T$ q^?rs? irrwr TIT TTT: Mk. 3. perhaps ( but I hope not ) that of guards'; Hr TPT W3>r% $fl ; ' -4 Possibility 19 3. srrg|l'l<8; Ku. gfsif^TT: S. 5. 20 a3* ; WITT TTW ; possible &c'.(iraplying censure); used with atiq in the 'is it 1 frequently sense of ' 'is it ' would that, under arf?. likely that &c.'; see ' wish I ', A feigned or pretended action, pretence (srr^) (KltiTi5*t TTH U^sri ' Dk. 130 ; o >fhit sTTTnrcJr 104 as -5 -8 Form, lexicon. afraid ; % f^fta =r q-ftsr* TTJT Ku. 5. 32. -6 ( With imperatives ) Granted, though, it may be, well, it may be iTB^j 5TT* S^n^TR K. 328 9^35 PW^S 5TTcPT: #3 TTR S. 5- 8 Bh. 1. 16 rr* Jrmrcg 'be it ; ; ; ; you like'; 9?fhj if so, : may -7 H. . 2. 14 exert himself Anger or censure ; & y3THW sentence mft TTH ; M. G- TTtfll: -rnr sftf^^fl' 'though he o Mai. 10. 7. ( the ; 'censure' also may imply ); Won- abusing aTTTTtr: R. ; a res- ( pectable man ) by name, calling names. arHirrfiNf a. relating to nouns and verbs. wntffV a list of -- names ^dr, -^^^ n. ( of a god ) the ceremony of naming a child after birth. -2. a nominal affix, -in?: I . addressing or mentioning by name, utterance of the came, calling -JTijOT to mind the mime ; <j rrnCTpTT- ?Tr? H*T5*rbrf K. 43 Ms. 8. 271 R. 7. 41 6. 67. irrj ind. by naming, by mentioning the name Bk. 5. 5. cTPT: abandonment of ; ; ; ; name ? ; ftf*f Pt. ' 1 I forego my name'. gl^tfr a of religious ceremony, the worship of Durg'i daily under one of her 12 names. trrj: a nominal verb, denominative base ( as qrafcct, 3"^fft &c. ). tnrar, -trrR^ a. bearing only the name, in name only, nomishall kind nal Pt. ; 2. ^1. 84. a name, appellation ; ^sr??Tf^far ^srm^Tr S. 1 nSsrm^rr HT M. 4 R. 1. 45, 10. G7, 11. 8 ; Ms. 2. 30. -2. the ceremony of naming a child. ; ; an epithet of Vishnu -indication by came. srrw a. hav- <W9FT: ing the only name name, in nominal, 3TT*HmvJt srra jtf g^ifS Sk. -9 Recollection, STTR is often used with the interrogative pronoun and its derivatives grv, ap^r &c. in the ' I indeed ', sense of possibly ', 2. 86. ( -~* ) the Pt. 1. 77 mere name or mention ( of a thing); 5TTTJTI3rs?TTWt ft f>Tr?TT 9iWt S. 1 Pt. 3. 81; H. I. 128; ^nmrtir^r- should like to know'; yft w* srfWJTsU.6 ;B. 16.82; Bh. 2. 44 ; H. list der ; 104 ; <*f THT Pt. 1. *T?rt far: 146 ; \ ^tTT: a seal-ring, A name, appella( opp. fa); r% g ;rft?r?*Tr: Mu. 1. 1 ; HTH w^ 'to address or call upon by name ;' srnnrT3^r^rc*TT Bk. 5. 5 STTW ^ or 1 f$f gender of nouns. name $ MI or sTpras ^T, vi name' ; 3. 'to give a name, 3ig- ; At ( COmp. the ) rrJTTJTq ind. ; end "sir: and *rfrai3?i, tfffisfT, srftT^i^, theae are again the total number of subdivided, kinds being 48 : see S. D. 64-75. The Rasamanjart mentions 3 classes q. q. v. v. tfviSrfiT, ; 95. 110. ). -6 ^rqfcf and tifrar The central gem of a necklace. -7 A , paradigm or leading example tl^T rffrg ; 7- An epithet of arfvtT: & ''ing, 5Tprem. -8 Sikyamuni -Damp. sovereign. "rRrarr 1 A -2 A mistress. wife. -3 The heroine of poetic composition. ( According to of three kinds wr S. or D. a ^ifo^r is WTT ^rir, or and For further tfrcKomf classification, see S. D. 97-112, and Rasamanjart 3-94 cf . wwrefi also ). -4 A kind of musk. l^rir ; TIT (ft/. ) Human, mortal. -2 1 A calf. -2 Water ( Spiritual. said to T: be /. of. Ms. 1. JO ). * 1 A multitude or assemblage of men. -2 Dry ^fte : a deceiver, ginger. -Oonrp. also ( ; expectations raised disappointing by himself . ^r*f ). gold. al regions, hell. of hell. ff : 1 The m. Hitn: An 1 relating infern- -2 An inhabitant a. Hell- , ish. inhabitant of hell. The orange tree. -2 A -3 A living being. raf 1 The fruit of lecher, libertine. -4 A twin, n, the orange tree ; sirti5f- The as Hellish, ] . to hell, infernal. of nn adj. ind. WWT noun. : An <* ; STTOTI^ Nir. word, name, synonymous word -4 A ; f^ f ^r^rHrr^. -5 Substance ( opp. gat ) -6 Water. -7 Veil. Mark, sign, token. By name. Relating to a name or a a. ; w^njtrpm% ' giver. T 5rr^^ Bh. 2. 67. 'not even the name,' i. e. no trace seen &c Pt. 1. 250. or mark it -3 ( In gram ) A noun, substantive ffwrT ^rrMT^rfi>T ) ( opp. srrBrf^ By name, namely. Ved. A uarae- -trr ; ; hero ). having only the name left, remaining in name only, dead, deceased D. 2. 6. ift ; HT*T ^ a. ; =5% K. 74 urn* TTTWI ?*Sr<J S. 7. -2 The mere name tfrTHrifir tfffci- a^ inmt Rhet. ) The ( In of a poetic composition ( a play or drama ); ( according to S. D. there are four main kinds of ir - commander. -5 . -2 A carrot. -3 juice of the pepper plant. g'^fTT STT*TT 21, 5. 36 ; i%w-Hrwer: 15. 32 R. ; on the gender of nounsa. 1. nameless. -2> stupid, foolish. *T^RT a. expressing a name. ( -tf ) a proper name. $pr ; call, signet-ring rules 7. 4. personal tion, A principal person, distinguished personage ; ^Tfvn^nfT: &c. -4 A general ; S.I. U. A guide, 1 q;: ing, conducting. leader, conductor. -2 A chief, master, bead, lord. -3 pre-eminent 01 Ram. sur*! JUST, -?firf : of names, glossary ( of uouna ' 1. ; Guiding, lead- a. [ jft.ufsr ] name a wgsmr*, -3rfJVTST I. declaring one's name. -2- a dictionary, ! if manner. - mode, marked with afaf a. 12. 103. epithet of Vishnu. Bent, bowed down &c. [ Ct-^R from his thigh. He is represented as a messenger from the gods to men nd vice vena, and as being very fond of promoting discords among his epithet of gods and men hence to have been Kalipriya. He is said ; a. Pliable, flexible, pliant. : N. of a celebrated Devarski (deified He is one ). [ of the ten mind-born sons of Brahma, being supposed to have sprung saint or divine sage or ] 1 A leader, guide. -2 Guiding, directing. -3 Policy. -4 Means, expedient. the inventor of the lute or Vina.. He is also the author of a code of laws which goes by his name ]. 543 / Narasimha. Vishnu. to Pertaining epithet of ) An 5-; for bearing an elephant's ear. -5 A A lotus-flower. -7 A piece of metal on which the hours are struck KM iron arrow An R- arrow in general K. 4. -3 Water- 57. A srrm%^T, Trrrfr Bcaleg assay balance ( HKIt|OT goldsmith's epithet of Vishnu thns derived in Me. 1. T^r amit ^ T*TrTTTT: tTT T^Trff ?$ S-T*: *TfT an ancient sage ^(T: u ). -2 N. of said to be a companion of Nara and to have produced Uravast from his I thigh ; of. g;^4T =TWaw 5%: g An goddess of wealth. -2 fsrv: I. Durga.-Oomp N. -2 ous. : - ft/0 ( : f^fit ( " Toe word ooooa-nut; sfTsnrr: H. 1. written mft- f|- is also , of the cocoa-nut. &T. |. ; anta: grot sm^ Uk. 3. fm [ ^i^r helmsman of a ^ ff The 1 vessel, a pilot ; VT war sf - Hriif^4> ?*f5f f%ffTO: Mb. -2 A navi- -J A on passenger AJbost-nan. IWT flfA 4t-ztcJ, ] 1 Accessible by a bo it or ship navigable (us a river &c.) JTfSTT: S^tTfr H^T: K. 3l rr4' TT: ; ^f%^Trft3^af: sif New- A navi- Mild, soft, -2 Praiseworthy. Ved. MIT Si- <* ( fr/- ) ^/- royalty. HlftlT: tree. Consisting [ JTT5J ra^r-aW!. # 1 A hollow or made of reeds. especially the stalk of the stalk, Me. lotns fW-*l*w$: ] -4 ; A handle.?: A canal, drain. Tbe lute of Siva. A hollow stalk, especially f- I r? ) ] Ninth. 1 C *$*** *!&!-.-<& Any tubular vessel t tr cold. ^Tr%^m Blowing or breathing through the nose. Hrm^-n? a. Drinking through the nose. *X] of the body. especially that A hollow, stalk, of the lotus. -3 A period of 24 minutes ( qfrri )- 4 An instrument The nose: Hli^Kfrl [=n^-"5W ] 1 -2 st>e nose-shaped object. -3 Tbe trunk of an elephant. -4 The upper timber of a door. -5 A projection. -6 An epithet of the nymfTh A-ivini. -Oomp. tbe mucus of HFJ-. JJTHT- Any tbe nose. Nasal. -2 A nasal sound. 5f|- ( du ) An epithet of the Avins. The nose. j Being irfTT 5. 88, 12. 67 so ; f*n, ff^ Ac. -3 Abandonment, desertion. -6 Flight, retreat. -7 ( In arith. ) Elimination. -8 Want of apprehension, non perception ( ?TT5W o- [ ^-fSnfujSl,] Destruc- ft/0 Df 8 removing in comp. ). Destruction, ruin. f- P- Destroyed, ruined, to perish, lost. 1. 185. nose. the rein of a the passed through ( nostrils. ) . Trtfnt [ =TIHRT iff, {jl. TV. ] Advancing or fighting in front of an army. c: I The van or front of an army &c. 6 N. j 1. 68. ) ; srrtfh^'nrnfaTft: -2 A champion advances before the tn( l" HrflfT ' h line. '" DO ^ 'i istence, as in srrf^rafVff &c. 71^: assertion Qod of atheism, non-ex- -Oomp. of the non-existor a supreme ruler, infidelity a. An Mv. who or [ nnlff atheist, unbeliever, one who denies the authority of tbe Vedas, and a future life or tho existence of a supreme ruler or creator of the universe ; Si. 16. 7 ; Ms. 2. 11 ; 8. 22. hesIm, infidelity ,hero(y, removing. Destructive, destroying, -2 Perishing, perishable Ms. 77; nose-cord, " -2Kemoviog, removal, expulsion.-J Perishing, death. -4 Forgetting. made 1 ] nose. The f A ence 9I375JH ) tive, destroying. 5TT5PT a- [ ^SrPr-K-^! ] ( troying, causing to perish, ( the in septum of tbe Disappear- Tofr tTfn TflTiWffwrtrTf^^ 25. -2 Frustration, deetruction, rain, loss ; Bg. 2.40, K. 8. ; 3T^ Mk. sfrf^nr that of lotus. -2 ance R-nA^'f'TT&: ; B. 6. 13 Ku. 7. 89. ( -n. also in this sense ).-2 Any tubular vessel of the body. -J Yellow orpiment. ; n. 31? draught-ox Death. -4 Misfortune, calamity. -5 The orange 1 76 [ tS,-fft : to -f%5T the upper timber of a door-frame. ^r^-. the thickening of the membrane of tbe nose. q-fr VI7: running at the nose, a running cold. 5?: ,-5? a nostril, "jm^rthe the septum of the nose. ^j: the bridge of the nose. vr?: a running gentle. relating %^, -*W, 1. 1. ^ ( i Kingly, Mai. ; 4. JTHTBlfcT fJWTpT T^Ms. t?sf a jewel of lechery, libertinism. a woman, an excellent woman. ; , [ a woman's vice, (they are; trpr rifp?: im ^ faite^ w"fS' 2: 13 ). wfort HUfor ; nostril. 1 A multitude or assemblage of lotuet-flowers. -2 A lotuspond. 27.-Oomp. a paramour .-2- a libertine. nose ^ An assemblage nest, novelty. gable river. TT Tlft 1 made ) The nose I ; of lotus-flowers. 12. 76. . woman ( =j. ] A of the cocoa-nut. gator, sailor. board a ship. ?ft Fer^n%* f 5ftfrm?J-i ). mented liquor made from the water %<:, lotus. To sound ) U. 1. 29 Bg. 5. 27. -2 The trunk of an elephant. -3 The upper timber of a door. -4 A sound. -Comp. snr the tip of the dart, javelin. -J fibrous stalk of a -4 The -5 A water-pot TrnNfg^ T Spiritual. lotus. : Watery,aque- 1 A arrow. -2 ] ^re^ ( nnder &c. %* TV. Wft fiift [ epithet of of Shiva. -2. yellow sandal-wood. 5Tff^ bearing An A. I ^H A lotusperiod of 24 minutes. flower. -2 A kind of wind-instrument, a flute .-J Myrrh. ; the word la 10 ; arnft *TCT %ft ( -JTT Danger, destruction. 1 evil spirit, a goblin. tube. ). An 1 : A Ved. srr^T -2 An ] stalk of a lotus. 1 The -J An instrument for an elephant's ear. -4 A buffalo. -2 lost. A iw^fiw 2^ [ =TC?HI ; elephant. The owner of anything ( uraft). TI faiss : 41. -2. Destructible. a. canal, drain.-6 , Bg. 2. 18; ^: The mutigo See uuder tree. 544 =m vti [ $: Binding I ] A confinement. -2 trap or snare. Costivenesa, constipation. ind. ._ ( an nouns, rarely as verH and fix to adverb ur in the following senses to G. M. used according ( down- Lowness, -I" : ) is It preposition. ' under down ward motion ( below ) rHTrT, f^T^- -2 A group or collection ; f^gft fH^nr- -3 In' ' ', , ' 1 ; 4 CompeM'H, fsT^jhl mand, order TH%5T. -5 Continu -6 f?rf^5Ta'. ance, permanence 1 ' tensity ; ; ; 36 -7 Restraint, confine-8 Inclusion ( into, Proximity, ftqfa53-%. -9 nigor- ; ' ment ; 'in' ) ; frT5(itr. nearness wrong, fSrss.-lO Insult, ; harm ;rfri%, pfcJfTT-.-ll Showing I^-^T. -12 Cessation fSrfc^. -13 -14 Doubt. Resort, refuge fr&J. ; -15 Certainty. -16 -17 Affirmation. Throwing, giving &c. to Durgadasa ). according ( A ( tears. ). fif:f$re r3:$PT reduce to com- destroy annihilate, nothing, pletely. To I [ ftfa: entire complete, R- fihr3TTar WW ft:5faf%wif3RT ; 1. 5. f%:snr(f*r) A off, ladder, staircase f%:WW / R. 15. 100. ; frt I ft.-Hw ft* *"*' turned out. Remainder, surplus. I Expense, expending, expenditure. -2 The water of boiled f?f:^r^: friwnr: rice. Z:,-Z Proximity, (fir used adverbially in the sense hard or close of 'neat', at hand ', written [ often hetivo a sigh of grief, isr.wmsT Breathing out, sighing. f3rjmtr p. p- 1 Breathed out, 1 Expiration. sighed.-2 Sighing. si sigh ; V. 2. 19. fsi:9m: f^srw. 1 Breathing out, expiration. -2 Sighing, Hsigh.breeth. ' ' TT!^nr sist or suffer, less, Unable to impatient. unnerved, 10 A. (Tjcfct^ bear, re- -2 Power spiritless, To wrwrTr??' languid, fatigued wre forn r%:*r5Tm 3TT3r Mai. 3; so Mai. 2, 7, U. 3. -3 Inin tolerable, unbearable, irresistible ( ; tlip 1 P. in imps general. ind. at hand close hard, Near, ( with ace. ) 5 by, ' o- [ ft *f1 ^^ 1 6.19-2 Desirous H Plentiful, I of.-JT:,-' f%$nr: 1 H-I^-^^I,] [ A heap, an assemblage, a class, multiMv. tude, flock, group in general 1. -2 congregation, school, an association of persons who perform like duties. -3 A house, habita; A tion, dwelling-place 37r?rTt^Tnr: ; &c -4 The body. -5 Aim, mark. butt, -6 The Supreme Being. -7 Ved.Air, at ' ' 2 S. I or eaifp cannot even at comfortably -3 Very mnch, exceedingly. 2. 3 often used i member of comp. when as the first Ku. _; its final q;; i5r3TTJTfH<|)5t:Gi(. 23 5. ; See under :,*r: A Git. 11 ; HR '^ 3 ^7 ] I multitude, flock, mrnr ; A heap, Si. 4. 58 fis. ; pith, fi. -3 A 18. essence. -S -6 A A suitable gift, honoraiium. treasure. See under fcf\. A touch-stone. I ( W: ) R. whet-stone 46 Mv. 1. &ff 4. -2 serving as a touch-stone, a test ; ?JT^a^ ; fq-^rrq ; Scratching, rubbing ; Ki. -^ measure of capacity equal to i of a Kudava (tltoftifn). fjfSR^JTJ : l A bower, an arbour, f;rJ3T:,-3r with shrubs a place over-grown and creepers *rg=TrtfrT3Mm^5'^ W?HrtWT Git. 4. 2, 11 ; Rs. 1. 23. -2 A vault Mai. 2. 12. -3 A ca; ; Mai. vern ; Siva fit. 2. 35. 9. 3. of an of 17. attendant of -2 N. of the father Sunda and Upasunda. f^Ttl^yT A I Cftve grove at r gate of Lanka. -2 An Bhadrakali-on the west the western image of side of Lanka. -3 A place where are offered. oblationa f^-y^( ^ )sr mass, multitude r%Tor A. L. 20 A ; ; flock, collection, jyrrrtV^^f Git. 11. f%$T 43. A ftttDi 'y art one ftf oftfofT inherited by birth, any skill or art . ( Fig- ^PwreSW ^?%3: ) Anything U. 5. ; x- 10 : a^ffcri%3fi: Mk. Dk. 1 K. 44. -3 A streak or 1. 48 line of gold made on a touch stone 3TT?r: fiifiratTr ; 1 ] 7. G. collec- w?tf <m* f * |^f*WTi bundle. -4 Sup, : . Si. 4. 54. Desire, longing after. [ f^t' : pil. -2 Rf H-^r^^. [ Appearance, sight. -2 Horizon. -3 Proximity, vicinity. -4 Likeness, resemblance ( at the end of comp.); Mai. 5. 13. the tnrt fSrsw sn'^tT- j PTIH* WHTfV Mai. loses . 1 satisfaction, to ^rrf^T sleep [ cf. P. III. 1. 129 ] A dwelling, habitation, -house =T qorri?r 3i5T: ffmf^r^r^ ^sraniffrlf Bk. 6. 06. in one's sgrrig f5 demon. Wish, According to one's wish or desire, agreeably to desire. desire. ; grr?lT3r. a desire excessive- ; ; a passive sense. fs^^j 210. 1. N. of the mother of Ha- or of - long vehemently. ly, tion A vana IN. pant. -2 ' ' iJiST sigh, ; by. is beatitude, absolution. 2 P. To hard Near, clcse, a. proximate. ^ 7 , 11 wind. f^q^ it 3 dismissed, Expelled, f^TsHrftjT night. wholly, completely, totally, entirely. g ^nf r^T? H. -Comp. out, exit. pT-.mW 1 Expelling, driving or turning out. -2 The outlet from a house, ingress or egresa. heart's content Whole, ] GH. 2.80. Going forth or fsr:HTT: -2 To -2 To leave no remainder. <* -3 Final departure, death. -4 expedient, remedy. -5 Final bcatitade. S. Cutia. a a bouse, whet-stone means, aw*y. -2 Passed, spent ( as time ). f^:|W 1 Throwing, sending away. -2 Spending ( time ). -3 Wiping i' fvj.^qi by;' *?fifr Pra? wrawfar: Santi. 3. 2. ). or sent .. drive -2 An exit. 1 egress or gate I9.-Oomp -- 5. ; R- 2. ffJTjjjvrfairf^^TpTf turn out, expel, To Going out, outlet from nriHTor ; ; *fr ; C/nis. 1 -TP?rir: a touch stone, away. ; Skill : . exude An epithet of Yayali. Mostly used as a pre- 1 T.'-fi : 0. Si W*ITS*n%!>?iT: Rnm 25 -2 To (tepirt" set out for Ms. 6. 4. -3 To flow forth, oozo out, srror: -3 peculiar to a race. To humiliate, farr, 8 U. Ved. 1 subdue, overcome. -2 To maltreat, act or treat ill. -3 To injure, wrong, offend. I To come forth, away from, go out, issue from , Git. fifan*: V. 4 1 Winnowing Lifting up. -3 Killing, corn. -2 slaughUr, 545 -4 Humiliation, subjugation. -5 Ininjury, wrong, offence jftorVPTWirmV: Ve. 6. 43 Mv. 3. 41 5. sult, : 14 Ki. ; 1. 43; T down, Removed. -S Afflicied, injured. -6 Wicked, dishonest. -7 Base, low, vile. if Humiliation. -Comp. sr^r a. evil-minded. nfJT o. depraved in miEd, base. or wicked. Baseness, wickedness. -2- Dishonesty, fraud, deception ; Ve. 5. 21 ; Ki. 1. 45. -3 Insult, offence, humiliation Mil. 4^ U. -4 Abuse, I ; 5 Rejection, removal. reproach. -6 Poverty, indigeneek-7 The earth. 8 N. of oue of the eight Vagus. -Comp. o- sr^f evil-minded, wicked. Base, dishonest, wicked. G P. 1 To cut down, cut a. to pieces, cut or tear tear off, np ; Pt. Bk. fearer* HT^- "K'f'ffr?ra3'! R. oneself ( A. ). H*dT 7. 7. down 11 cnt ; -2 To 58. Cutting or off, tearing. a. (sfr/-) fvt^jasr Cutting down, de- stroy ing fW??5T$fr!'nj3g^r$f?f%?rf%?ni>ai5t(^Hff)Glt.ll.-^l Cutting, ; cnttiug destruction. oiF, strument for cutting %T ; ft&^ 6 P. 1, I -2 To draw -2 An in- TOI*$3- ^%sr *r$ iT<jrfa*f frgnTr nish. wi^ S. fjf^ f^fT A To lessen, dimior drag down, pull -3 Neighbourhood. -4 An uncultivated or nnploughed plot of round. consign to the care of -p. 1 Low, base, vile. despised. -3 Vulgar. -2 -4 ft^TflV: Piling tion, mansion, collecting ^rfJRf R. 6. 3, 8. 179, 1. abandoned. ed, or casting Throwing 1 : with loo. on m^ifM'r *wrf[3 ^rsrfirsftor S. D. 2. -2 A deposit, pledge ; pawn in general Pt. 1.14; Ms. 8. 4. -3 Anything^ deposited without a seal in trimt or as a ) ; 3T?y compensation, an open deposit; irfT^r 3 pnifqoT ffrenr: Mit. on Y. 2. C7. -4 Sending away. -5 Throwing away, abandoning. 6 Wiping, drying. fW^tiwr 1 Putting down, placing down ( the feet ) Ku. 1. 33. -2 A means by which anything is kept. Caused to be put ftf'Tcf a. I ; down ed in writing, inscribed. -2 Caus- to be deposited. A female Br&hmana. 1 P. fsftpj; To bnry, inter 3- 1 ; To 1 ( 3 wnsafr dig, dig un. -2 ) R- 12. 30 ; -3 To 16. 22. erect ( as a snwtep? R- 4. 36. column) -4 To implant, infix, pierce into ; ; pr^n* 3. 8 H. ; 5. 25 house, abode ; ; 14. MB. ; fwnnfiWfr58 ; 69 in, 55 Bk. Bg. 12. 6. UG; Si. 5. 26. fsrwKT.p..p.'l Dug -2 Fixed, planted infixed 78 S8 20. ; ; ; sijir 13. 61 To proclaim, de. 1 ; ; f^Tf :, FTTr?: I Recitation, audible recitation of prayers.-2 A prayer repeated aloud. -3 Speech, discourse. -4 Learning anything without knowing the meaning *r?t?r -5 Uention, mn^Hr prn^H?' ^niwnn'?. '' ^=T7 5i*tj;r tiooirig A ; ir. ffTTf epoken. ; burying; as in io, up, excavated. ( as a stake ), R- w?r??l# f,. Mil. 1. fl iff* buried v*.W- # discourse, speech. 1 fans; I'. 1 To go to, attaim ^ f^M-^l- acquire, obtain: inr Jtotn Bg. 18. 3C, 9. 31. -2 1 ^ To get knowledge, learn. -3 To be inserted. -4 To enter ( with ace. or loc. ). f5nm: I The Veda or Vedic text m.j3 wr^rr witi^ pnnrP.Vl.3. 113, ; VII. 2. 64 Mil. 9. 4. ; -2 Any pass- age or word quoted from the Veda?, a Vecfic sentence foi&rt HjTfr vniftt ( often found in Nirukta ). -3 A work auxiliary to, and explanaMs. 4. 19 and tory of the Vedas ^ -4 A sacred preoopt, the words o a god or holy man. -5 A root (as the source of a word). -6 Certainty, assurance. -7 Regie. -8 Trade, traffic. -9 A market, fair.-lO A caravan of wandering merchants. Kull. thereon. -II A road, market-road.-12 A city. of the name of a deity -13 Insertion Hmrrfs^siwtTrgw >\vi\^9V\ $1 -3 Dug P. 1 announce Si. 9. 76. -2 To R. 2, 83. -3 declare, say, speak To apoak to, address, ( any one ).-4 To enumerate -5 To call, name. into a liturgical formula. fsTrnH 1 Quotation of a the 9. man- MT^ ; habita- A mark, countersign. PHMR! An onion. H A houe, abode ?rf 33* R. 12. 90, 3. 4. 72. chains, ; ; -2 up. STST^^ nwjr^ Y. ; *5tmt fsT^Trr! 4. ) ; depositor, pawner. the A To putiu P. also clare, ; Digging -2 $ ion, Ms. ; -3 To deposit, place as deposit. -4 To encamp. -5 cast off, reject. -6 To give or hand over, grant, bestow ( on ). -7 To install, appoint. frn&zp-p- 1 Thrown or put down, thrown into. -2 Deposited, pledged, pawned.-3 Sent, sent off. -4Rejsct- fr^WTT or A 1 ^rT R. 8 33 Kn. ( fig. ; a. Fettered, put io irons, chained, bouml. fjTJTOT: Tbe smoke of a sacrificial fire or burnt offering. f*TRT- ; Proximity. f?f fetter 34. repeatedly. ; 1 ] ftirg't Chaining, fettering. PfT^lft Den. ; Bk. e for To throw or cast firf^6P. down, put or place down Y. 1. 103; Amaru. 80. -r2 To entrust, commit, <mr Ratn. j. A wrong form nit ( a g*!j elephant i^rTir*rrSr q-Rrfr R-ii^inrsrCi^ Si. 5. 48 ; Bv. 4. 20. -2 fetter, chain or shackle in general. !%$T q- V. ). a house. Near. To 1 l%$raf Kissing. m. Outcast, Ved. -2 To kiss. pierce. An 1 ftstf ( H- 115- w^ [ ; in general. ) :f B. open space for recreation, or a play-gronn d in or near a town.-2 A court at the entrance of 19 P. 1 down. MK1V f^TTS" a. Fettered, chained y^FT faisi? ^' Ms. 4. 210. -g-.. -^"i An iron chain for the feet of an ; musical tone 1 a- Base, dishonest, /. A THiTT, faWT: sound. -2 A sound 1 cast Humbled, \ 94. foot-step, toot. fall. ; ; billion. Complete, whole, entire, all PT%^Tf%lT? Tff?% n^ir TET Me. Trampling down. 1 -2 A Killing, slaughter. . 39 A S humiliated. -2 Insulted, offended U. 6. 14. -3 Deeived, cheated. -4 2. compres- -6 Abase, 3. 44. reproach, disrespect.-? Wickedness, malice. -8 Opposition, contradiction. t: Dwarfish. -$ a. 6. 26, 11. Contraction, if ; Mi. ; 16. 1. ; 78 ; WtanrGit.il ,: 129 ;Ki. Veda or the word from so quoted. -Z conclusion in a syl- word In logic ) The memlogism, a deduct! OD ( the fifth ber of the five-membered Indian syllogism ). -3 Gouig in or into. Knowing the Vedas. ( . o -TOT &*' Soo 546 a. Pleasing. -g: 1 The mind. root. -4 A -3 Dirt, excrement. -3 -7 Arresting Punishment opp. wan? ) ;' f^mnsfff" *"" B. 11. Pt. 1 nnnfrseiunTgirfTywt To accumulate, 12 52, 63. -9 Bebnko, rediiprimand, blame. -10 Aversion provisions 25, 15, 6 Ku. ; 5. 53. -8 of diseart, cure. 1 Painting. f f^ir 6 P. devour bide 1 Bv. ; 1. To swallow, eat up, 38. -2 'To conceal, ( fig. ). fvpTO, frTrTt Swallowing, devour- ing. OirtoV devouring. Taking up, completely on 1 The throat. -1 Swallowing, 1 -2 ( Fig. ) absorbing. imoke of a sacrificial The fire or burnt offering. Mr(TT)Wi de- Swallowing, 1 -2 The 'v^ m, a vouring, throat or neck of a bone horse. ; ffrrT( eat. Swallowing, cJ ) 9f ; 90, 55 dignt. -1 1 ( In Nylya phil. ) flaw in an argument, a fault in * is syllogism ( by which a disputant put down in argument ( cf Mn. 5. A. limit, 10. -12 A handle. like, A -U boundary. -14 The Supreme Being. -Cosnp. -for* the reason of defeat, nnfitness to be argued with, one of the 16 categories of .-the Naiyiyikas. f^UTW a. Holding back or down, f^HT?'! -2 terioui, -j A Hidden, concealed; Secret, -3 My- private. obscure. -4 Si. Inscrutable. I precation ; fusion seize thee f^j 1 Punishment. -2 An imas in pnTTFM fl^TT 'con- 1 As high a. -2 ball. A check. in down, keep -2 To w* Bg. 2. 68, B. 5. 59, top, obstruct 14. 85. -3 To ftvmr- power, 26. jrjprr fsnrfrg sttFTiMu. 1; l. -8 To draw in, restrain; T: S. 1. -2 blow, stroke ; fior absence An /- iron club. 1 P. -2 To grind. 1 To graze, pound, rub, wear away by p. 1 Seized, arrested. Restrained, curbed, checked, subdued. -3 Attacked. -4 Defeated in exooriatfsnji* a. 1 Kubbed off, ed. -2 Small, trifling, insignificant. argument, caught; HT f^jfWrrlr U. 4. ass or mule. -2 Wind. -3 An -4 A boar. -5 A road. sr The mark of a hoof. check. f*S5fr:/. 1 Bestraint, -2 Overpowering, subjugation. f^Tjr a. 1 nnr^: 1 Keeping in check, restraint, aa in ifRfTcurbing, subjection 6. 92 Y. 1. 222 Bh. fshre 1. 66, Bg. 6. 34. -2 Suppression, obstruction, putting down Ms. 6. 71. -4 Overtuking, capturing, arrest; M. ; ; ; ing Mk. -, vn&g'f 5 5Rirrf> 2. 88. w tro ft 1. 22 ; Si. -4 Confinement, imprisonment. -5 Defeat, overthrow, vanquishing. -6 DispelB. 9 ing, destruction, removing ; A Dependent, subservient, as a servant ) ff*rrpr f>fT obedient ( HT^^nr: '4iifll>rttT f^i?rorra: K STT^^ 12 fiHTT ^ HffT^fNte'f ; ^ gtr . Docile,tractable. q^JTS: B.14. 5rf.-2 following the -3 Dependent on (i. gcuder etc. of ) a substantive, ; ffr fT^TTSTiKT: -4 ( After a numeral ) -2 To cover spread ( f^w: A 1 or fill -2 An of an ava- kind of reed 14 -2 N. where Malli. observes ( ; -3 An upper garment, cover. frsfte- -4 The tree called Q-*iftf, ful ). of. ( : very doubt- is but this explanation Barringtonia Acntangnla A 1 ). breast-plata, cuirass. -2 An outer garment. per A 1 cover, ; -2 5. -3 The cover of A 1 soldier's wrap- veil, A bed cover. a litter (aiftS^lTC'T)' jacket, bodice. serving as -2 a jacket a district, ft-agft: N. of modern Tirhut. the de " ftfodK! N of one of the from outgraded castes ( sprung 22. cast Kshatriyas ); see Ms. 10. f^^ Cutting 1 : up, heap up. with, strew, over- f.p-)\ off. -2 ( In Leaving no common meathe common disure, reducing by arith. ) visor to the least term, so as to be reduction. capable of no further 3 U. ) fy ; 1 To wash, cleanse^ ma; TsOTPtgwu^ puriSl - 28. -2 To wash or clean oneeelt, to be purified ( A. ). -3 To nourish. -Wrru fsr^to wash, clean, purify ; Ms. 6. 127. Y. 191 17. 22 R. ; ; Washed, cleansed &c. f>Tfrj>..p. inborn, Innate, indigenous, native, Own, one's own, relat- congenia:-2 To pUe chiefly in sea. of a poet and friend of Kalidasa sf !%% The bhrila. q. v. hoof. Maltiplied by. 5 U. 1 1 of Soma. -3 N. - rubbing or grinding. PTSP?:, nrtnJoT J Subbing, friction; Ki. 2. 51. -2 Grinding. P*W P- P- ' Bubbsd, ground. -2 Chafed, grazed. -3 Subdued, overpowered. 1 excellent breast-plate. Sound, noise. Ved. -or: epitt A -2 - t? (Jr^rHW. accent. ; tract ( as eyes ) ; j?rHTTSfsr>nT f^St Mk. 2. -7 To Bubdiie, conquer, over- f^f%^, -wrWr An cow. fvr^rf^i fsrf*,- dining. A vowel having a grave of acoent.-J Or^frat "rat? ffrir Mb. -4 To pmiUl,, chastise Ms. 8. 310; 9. 308. -5 To seize, catch, apprehend, lay hold of ;ffTv"mr PTggTB. 2. 33. -6 To close 'or con- A 1 heap. f*Tf%!T ;>/> 1 Covered, overcast, overspread j Si. 17. 14. -2 Full of, lied. -3 Baited up.-4 Piled or heaped up. 1 -2 Snpression ll. 78. Full of, abounding in. . f^fra: ; rti?S: ; A Food. curb, restrain, suppress, control; Or ; , of words. -2 ParticuUry the glossary of Vedic words explained by Yftska in bis Nirnkta. See under 6. 17. collection, heap, multiKi. 4. 37. -2 Store, stock, . ^: aa 'iroad. Eating, Bk. 10. 4. -3 Mu. 7. 43. vocabulary or glossary r Concealing, hiding. Killing, slaughter. P. 1 To keep or hold ; Bk. Sin. I f^irj: tnd. Secretly, privately. ii . ' ! ; ; as q^iTRrft^: -3 An assemblage of parts constituting a whole; as in vfaftfit.-4 Certainty. or 1 Subduing, suj>suppressing. prension. -2 Oaptnre. confinement. I 10. tude store A fft^rtr: 1 - ' K. P. : , -3 Chastisement,pnnishmentin gen* eral. -4 Defeat. Swallowed, devouring. -2 ( Fig. ) Completely wallowed or absorbed, hidden, canoealed and hence to be gnpplied ; p.p. 13. 59. S. 7. 11 ion to one-self, of one's or country ; fr* own party 3"^?^ ^^ Si- 17- 4; B. 3. 15, 18- 27; MB. 2- 547 -3 Peculiar -4 50. petual. m. fiT^ 2 5 to wash A MT% Continuul, per- One's own people. f^% ; To wash. -Witn pi. ( ( written Rfj- The farehead Dk. 4, 15. -Comp. fSr&CTr^fftr &y-. N. of ; Siva. f%^7^ The downward swoop of birds see Ved 1 j7)ut| o. flight con- Hidden, . cealed. -2 Secret, mysterious, A secret or mystery. The ] the ( the hip and loins); *rra *reg4. 52, 6. 7. ft ffi.) Ki. ( Bh. Bk. 8 2. ; Bs. r: Me. ( regarded by Malli. as an interpolation ); Ms. 2. 206. ( 6 ) Imperishable, indestructible ; trfvCr ftl^lT f^rmsf^r <* Tarka K. -2 Invariable, regular, fixed, not optional, regularly prescribed ( opp. *iwj ). -3 Necessary, obligatory, essential. -4 Ordinary, usual ( opp. ^ftfaiF ) -5 ( At the end of comp. ) or inevitable aot. Ms. 4. 107. and perisnable. eternal ; -4 precipice. a river. -5 The round or f^-% at the seasons. ", %>^, -f%rr any daily and necessary rite, a constant act or duty, as tbe nve daily Yajas. wind. air, 1. 4. Gtt. 1 ; a. ; V. t05reO;cf. ^W^nft WCTV hips, ;ft ] 1 having well- often applied M. 2. 3 ; Ki. 8. 16 ( ; 26. 2 Having beautiful as a mountain ). 1 A *fr ( woman ^3* [ rasf buttocks 3. 19. ides ^r* 4. 26. Having beantilul sloped beautiful hips. Having A woman if) nips ; with large and cacdaorae Ki. 8. 3 ; Si. 7.68 Ku 3. 7. 2 A woman ; in general ; Pt. 4. 32, 86. ind. =ffj a. re- 3f^ ^pfr foTTT Wholly, entirely. rrrrWT3trr*r ftnrt iracompletely *T(?f?r: Oh. P. 41 ; Bh. 1. 96. -2 I object, ( e. g. a qsiVisf ). sleep. g^B: the Supreme ift^Hr ( ever youthful ) an spirit. epiihet of Draupadl. $fcm a. per- particular ; 1^[T^ f^TTre^iT: f&Wi Pt. 1. 104 : f*fcm 5fr%wrfiT Bv. 1. 9. -3 Continually, always, eternally. -4 At all events. 5 Certainly. -6 Ved. In a low tone. -7 Down* ard. ' One of the of the lower regions s,even divisions ; see i\w. alarmed, ever petually suspicious. ' WflW. a necessary compound ', a compound the meaning of which cannot be expressed by its constituent members used separately ( the separate ideas one g. ) e. ; in merged having 5TH?fff, snjfif &o ; |^ Extraordinary, excessive, very much, intense ; v^rt?Wft*t rsr TT i *f ir mn?"r V. 2. 11; It. 3. 8. -?r ind. Excessively, very in a high degree; much, exceedingly, Pt. 2. 113. ftflf a. f. P. Invariableness, constancy, continuance, eternity, perpetuity. ance. I -2 Necessity. -J Persever- pmr^r I IV. fofto 2. frift 104 Vlrt. 16; nr^T'j'fitH!': Bs. ^rgTnnf: ft^ Ku. 7. 84. -3 Sweat, perspiration. -4 The water of perspiration. -Comp. q^ the a river sun. qrrs: summer. ftSrg; 1. 1 104 Pt. ; ; : in hot season, ( nearly A I fvr^H band, dry ). rope, baiter. a calf -3 A A rope for tying up primary cause, the first or essential cause fir?TTr*I$-Trff|jfrc*r fl-^Jh B. -2 3. 1 3iv*r ra(mi>n fsrfrrr wr*r*rft WTiTwfSrfT* Gi'- 5. -5 ( In medicine ) Inquiry into the causes of a disease, pathology. -6 Diagnosis of a disease. -7 End, term! ; ; S^ nation. -8 purification, cor- Purity, -9 Claiming the reward of ^SJIJT one penitential acts. -Comp. rectness. of the of departments medical science. p> p. anointed. Smeared, accumulated. -2 Increased, carda- Small -r^r moms. fSrwj-. ft[^ 6 P. To order, &o. , See f*r?m* ftifwrer:* under see point out .fif^j. Plj^wp. P I Pointed out. -^ -3 Advised, Of en- dered, directed. joined. fsr^Ti 1 Order, instruction ; ^ nr>5t j^?i B. M. 3. 14. 14 58 direc- command, WfPlfff *79F<)Sr4' tion, ; ffcw f%%?t ytmr- Ku. ; 3. -2 4. conversation. -3 neighbourhood. -4 A ves- Speech, narration, sel, vase. &c. *f I f^rflpc a. Pointing the compass. -2 quarter, point of A A region To show, paint I -2 To prove, etademonstrate. -3 To consider, f^5T Cam. ind. Perpetually, always, constantly, eternally. ; out; B. 6. 31. blish, fa?f5rn i"d. Constantly, always, eternally Bg. 8. 14 Ms. 2. 96 : ; 4. 150. f^f; P*4mi%f^*rsr$: Bv. airere ): 1 1. Vicinity, -** i bwk ). treat of, discuss ( as in a To explain. -5 To illustrate teach, -4 by of. ft^W- -6 To inan example enter. -7 To -show troduce, cause to ; 1 U. ( ^fo-* ) 1 To be near. -2 To blame, censure, approach f^HTrT and iWiT: ; Exceedingly, excessively, very much; 5^n* %flt %ntt JRTt?Rf Rg. 2. 4 ; Amaru 10 Bd. 2. 18 ; sirffcre^TtT S?4 ] 1 Heat, warmth. -2 The hot season, summer ( the month of <;s irft: daily almsgivinvariable rule. an f^TH: ^fJ?Tri*i an occasional act regularly recurring, or any ceremony constantly performed to accomplish a ing. a. fiftqraq siprFtra. ; gularly recurring V. 4. 26 ; ind. ;7f Daily, constantly, always, ever, perSIHpetually, eternally. -Comp. VTP): invariable suspension of Ve- fc ; upithet of the ^ An indispen- sable &c. See under ; , The ocean. ?irr An goddess Durgii. -*t , ; dic studies 27 A 3 The sloping bank of shoulder. Comp. circular hips M. ; ; 5. 19 1. 7. 58. ; K. J slope, ridge, side, mountain a of flank ; ; 1 The con- perpetual, Constantly dwelling in, perpetually " engaged in or busy with; j>3RY- RrtTHTT?* S. 2. 2 Me. 41 17 Bb. 1. 5 Jfcf 2. -o-q- posteriors ( of a circumference of buttock*, ), or i^. ; woman Continual, stant, ever lasting, eternal, uninterrupted ira" f*^r*TRfr^Tr $5*33 II. 1. 48; Hpf% ) Sometimes ( ar) (a) oneself to pr?5T%T a. pr^ /. Ved. Mocking, despising, censuring. prq- a. ( also ft^rt f^r: herpes? ( Censuring. $ Poison ; ). 1 A a person ). ; cf. ft*. man. -1 One without I Seeing. -2 Seeing in- perceiving. -3 Pointing out, proclaiming, indicating, showing. to, a. I Pointing, showing. -2 fj^fisT Proclaiming, declaring, announcing. # 1 View, insight, -3 Teaching. -2 Pointlooking into, sight, vision. ing to, showing. -3 Proof.evjdenae, 548 Pt. 3. 23. illuRtrntion -12 To remember, keep or mipd. -13 To end, close. An instance, example, ^g sig^sr f5r^t S. 2 -4 ; precept, scri plural authority, an iujnnution. -7 The third member of v. is usually culled A figure of ( sure speech ( in Rhetoric ) thus defined ft^HT 3THit=f*(JWifa 3Wm*?7f. K. P. 10 ;e.g. R. 1. 2. : To sleepiness S. 1. 3 Sleeping, bud ftsg Poor, ] -2 asleep. H^g^lHI*^ Mk 1. ; store house, treastore, trembling. -2 ] I Agitation, Sexual enjoyment, coition wf^STTHSrTsr%^ffRJ Gtt. 2, Si. 11. 18 ; Oh. P. 4, 8, 25. -3 Pleasute, enjoy- An jj; ; ; 2. gi^r Orq^TdT ^ -^ 14. : Destruction, los* A annihilation, ?jviS f?t-i* stir: Bg. 1 tate .death, 35 3. ment, sport. ftsg 1 P. ; To think 1 remember upon, ; of, mediBk. 14. 65. -2 To meditate deeply upon, 16 ; Pt. 21 1. ; S. -2 The concluding passage at Saman sung in chorus. -3 The finale ( in music ), -4 N. of the eighth lunar mansion. -5 Conclusion, end, termination. -6 Ved. Residence vr: The receptacle. 95. the end of a ftvnTtTT poverty ; Mk. or set down 1 To fsrrffr t%fvrriTf3rfo$j K. 3. 50. 62 12. 52 Si. 1. 13. -2 To confide, or entrust, commit to the cure of iH^tJ K. f*5jiT?R?r ^JT^ mnr 12. 44 15. 36. -3 To give, impart Bb. 123 3. ; t ; ; ; ^ w*t a. Wishing deposit ; fTST: Qjrifr \Xi\f farrsiT: R. 4. 1. -4 To put down, lay, allay, restrain mw'iV; Obai. l. -5 To bury, conceal or hide ( as under Ms. 5. 68. -6 To,fix or ground ) *3T.- tlm'r 69 40 12. ; ; to die. Wishing 1 or fly -2 away, Bk. 1 10 To ; shout sound, Bk. 6. 117. ; R. -2 To upon 7 To determine, direct To one's labours, 2. far 3. 7 73 ; ; ( TT ?: ) TW^TT 11. 15 humming Sound, noise PrT4f OTf^ R. ; U. R. 9. -2 Buzzing, of bees Ac. ). -3 A sound ; ( 1 with noise, reto sound. A ft a. Filled made sounding, BOUD'I. f5raif^ a. 1 Sounding, ringing. -2 Causing to sound, playing (Ma musical instrument ;. See under r . cf. i^fcj. 1 P. resolve. appoint. -10 To remove, relin-1 1 To quish. lay up, treasure up. w, QmS* -2 /. 1. ironical praise, irony. vert praise. 1 (%rfr. To sound. -2 To pro- in chanting ). f^TjJ; Prolonging a uote in chant- long a note ing- fSrar ( o. co- Mf-'/- Blameable, censurable, -2 Forbid- 1 A woman buring dead a child. Kadamba A TH7 ( water- jar. q: The tree. IT) Pfira^, ?T-> i%:rRrTtf: /. Keading,.reciting, studying. To fall or 1 P. 1 fj(r^ down, Descend, directed towards ; K. 6. throw oneself down f all prostrate ; To into, fall upoi meet on ; ftijr , ; 38 8. ; be caatat.be 11. -3 To as at the feet), >*mtT^ ^q^JTP? r%- Stef^rsresTiV f%i?ir. 50 ; i>b. 2. 31. -4 scend ( come down sink K- -2 To 15.27. Bk. alight, 1. 15.' like that of a chariot. - -8 To endeavour. -9 > ffTTOifr resound, echo. ; direct the thoughts 30; Bg. 1ST? 5f, fa^T [ pX-H^-?5^ 31 V ] Blame, censure, reproof, reproach, abuse, reviling, defamation ; P. 10 ; f*r?r K. * Injury, wickedness. -Oomp. sight. 4. 33. f'THlf^'fT with Wi??^ fatftt ; 5. i^?-fS] Blaming, cen- [ ffljur:- ^r to escapa ; to, 1 S. 3. 42. Ms. f^-^T a. Sound. : ftjrf 1 P. pat Si. 8. ; Meditated or thought on- a. 5.75;M.5. put, p'nee, 1 . * Seeing, beholding, 1. !4. D. 53-^1 Tr5?ft Ku. 5. 36, with, Orr^wi r f^fr ^^T- condemn; revile, reproach, ^Hrmf^^TFST 5tfSf?m ) ; find fault blaine, censure, reprehensible, bad, vile. den, prohibited. a. Indigence look ;>rJ?5"i Tf^f frfcTVira':' Family, race. fatal, destrucfuneral ceremony. fifr tive. ;f To PffilwrnPT Profound repeated meditation, constant musing. M ; and ; head o-f a family. -Oomp. vrn<1 . Repetition. P- ( mft, Pi?d Ki. 10. 46, 14. 58. prerrir as a portion * Blamed, F*T steadfastly or intently at Bh. ( suring, abusing,' defaming. W[^; Uu. *r* indigent - treasure, ooard, for the nine treasures of Kubera, ( see ^nfa ) -4 The ocean. -5 An epithet of Vishnu. -6 A man endowed with many good qualities. -Oomp. of Kubera. -f'^Tt-.-'Trv: an epithet Asleep, slept. 81. a R e P 9ate d ftijTT of a verse. ) ). f^srgi Sleeping, asleep. epithet of Vishnu. [ out. iftl'j , ). I Abode, 1 iff? ; A sury. -3 humour. as a reservoir afnfWni &c. -2 ; ( to- Performance. -2 Performing, accomplishing. -3 Pouring ; [W-^J-WWftr*] fSfftr. f^T3HT fi^Ti V. 3. 2. darkness. awaking. ^^rti-H'M phlegm, phlegmatic &' 1 9. receptacle, >tT: fo%nr To take near or 1 time ( fsfsnpr rest. 3Tt? Shut, closed 18 To spend 3. 9, f^tnr ?jtew Mil. 2. 12. -2 Sloth. -3 Shut- fast aslesp f^trnTTTfi^ WTTttTd' B. Subh'tsh. fall asleep, sleep. Sleep, 1 put in- wards, oarry near, bring, fetch ; Y 3. 295. -2 To bend, incline ; *** f3r*hr- -3 To pour down. -4 To bring about, accomplish, perform. 5 receptacle, reservoir ; G. L. 18. -4 Trea- Waif ; Bg. I 2. P. a placed, r%vjr;r ;rr ). water-jar to be gronnd. f^-^T 1 P. fJTTrsT 1 Putting do^n, laying down, depositing. -2 Keeping, preserving. -3 A place where anything ; q. A Laying snares. -2 I A : to the : -6 A an Indian syllogism in net or snare. f^TTflmTrorf wgsff^ot * 3?r?? Ved. f^srr ; bear l^u. 7. 92; To or fall K. 4. de- in; K. 10. 26. attack, rush at I$T?PK Pnrafir -5 or up- nfKt3T- g>q7<7MFf<JtTM Ms. 9. 47. -7 To be placed, occupy a place; wnrft* $t Mlfffr- -8 To flow in, discharge into. -9 To To -10 Cis- 1 fall into fail into ruin. ( To cause any state to fall ). down, 549 throw or huri down. -2 To f^fHTcT Tfi-r 5. 7, Pt. 3. 63. stroy i fflfr kill, de- flJSTTrRr^f'l': Ma. -3 To inlay, emboss. -4 To direct ( the eyes ) upon. -5 To apit out. -6 To raise or levy ( as a tribute ). r 7 ( In gram. ) To down Ved. I Low ground. -2 High and low ground. faif|g 10 U. as a special or irregular -3 To brace ; To harass, pain, molest, injure, punish, trouble ; Ms. 7. 23. -2 To press together, squeeze. form, to mention as an irregular formation rrj q-gT%?rfilT3i3T put Y. 2. Maturing, ripening. : 1 hold seize, grasp, fast,^ em- grh wgrrwr fttfrs^r 2. 23, eclipse. 1 down, descend- Falling ing, alighting. -2 Flying down. f^rFtrr I Slippery ground. -2 A battle-field. ftmri: ! Falling or coming down, descending, alighting tnrrvritcdrT% Ku. 5. 24 P.. 5. 4. -2 Squeezing, pressing Si. -2 Hurting, injuring. trr Oppression, hurt, injury. foft?&rp-P- 1 Squeezed, pressed. -2 Pained, hurt. -3 Embraced. f3fJVH ; Attacking, falling upon, a spring, leap R. 2. 60. -3 Casting, hnrling, Ki. 3. 15. -4 Dedischarging ; ; fall scent, srer: f^r5i?rf% ; 5. 1. 10. -5 Ms. death Djing, 6. 31. 6 Accidental occurrence or shrewd, ; ^r?qfstw^ftsorr: finr: M. Proficient or skilled in, conver- skilful -2 3. sant or familiar with (with or loc. *tf% f>3"i : ^r^T PTST:- -* Experienced .-4 Kindly or friendly to- instr. ) ; ; ; An mention. -7 irregular form.imgnlarity, putting down an irregular or exceptional , rr^ H tremity, the lower end. bad 3T Sin, a 1, act. Killing, destroying. Throwing down, beuting or knocking down Ms. 11. 209. -2 : Overthrowing, destroying, killing. -3 Touching with. -4 Putting down as irregular or exceptional. -5 An irregular form of a word, irregularity, exception. -6 Falling or flying down. fJr^jR- I The net of fastening, binding together. -2 Constructing, building. -3 Restraining, checking, confining. -4 A bond, fetter. -5 A tie, band, support, atay U. 3; ^fpt Mai. ; verly. -2 Perfectly, completely, totally. -3 Exactly, carefully, accurately, minutely fiy^Hi^im-^n^VTrr^ Dk. 59. -4 In a delicate manner. ; Skilfulnesi, cleverneas. -2 Carefulness, accuracy. fffshl 9 P. 1 To bind, tie, fasten, chain, fetter ; 3ir?*nrf T ^wrV5ff%9. 9 ; 14. snwrnf uH^pr Bg. 4. 41 ; 18. 17 -2 To V.4. 14 6. Ku. ; 10. 5. upon, rivet ?f*r fSrsr^t: Bh. 3. 87. -3 To join, R. 13. 15. -4 To unite, connect fix : 29, ; down, destroyed. -3 form, build, construct, arrange qnmtrroTT'nr^: ^ Beaten down. -4 Irregular. f^TUtr^ o. I Falling down, alighting K. 9. 41. -2 Destroyed, decayed. -3 Destroying R. 11. 21. , ; id. TKUdl^I speaking ( a like Ved. Without tree without fo- ). HTJT 2 P. 1 To drink or suck in, imbibe. -2 To absorb, .dry up. -3 To drink, kiss -31* ir* frcfhft&tK: Pt. l. 189 enr^fttraH fWisrK. 4. 13. -4 To feast on ( with the oyei or ears ). To To WK compose ; appoint. -9 To ob -8 &c. Bound, tied, fetterfivy[P-Ped, stopped, closed &c. -2 Connected witb, relating to. -3 Formed of. -4 Set or inlaid with. -5 Called as a witness. -6 Restricted, checked. 7 Composed, written. -8 Coveted with, enveloped. -9 Furnished with. f?r-i^ m. 1 A writer, author. commentator. -3 f^r^vr: 1 A -2 A binder. 1 Drinking. -2 Any reser- voir of water, pool, puddle ; rrgnr uietrr ftTriHTrra g-^af tanlrf S. 2. 6 ; II. 1. 172 ; K. 9. 63. -3 A place Binding, tying, fastening. or trough near a cattle. -4 A well. well for -5 fofap.p- Drunk dried up. ' Drinking, A watering milk-pail. in, absorbed, or tro'itise, czrM^^ TTr!r'hji^ literary composition work : l ; Vas. -5 A compendium. -6 Restraint, obstruction, confinement. -7 Suppreaaion of urine. -8 A bond, fetter. -9 A grant of property, an assignment of cattle, fJiiwfS>rtf =q$> money &c. for auppoit ; causeless, -8 Abode, seat, receptacle ;M&1.2. C. -9 Compos, 5, 7. Ku. 7. 9J (t^ii). literary composition or work, a treatise. -1 1 gnint (of land), an Hivr^u^r Si. 2. assignment ing, arrangeiuent : -10 A A ; 112 tise ( ' |-nr: f^'hi;r means a trea-12 The peg of a lute. In gram. ) Syntax. -14 A where also ). -13 ( commentary. f^rshnrir A PT^'v^ a. bond, fetter, 1 tie. Binding, fastening, -2 Connected with. -3 Causing, being the origin of. proconfining. ducing. ^ pnT( fT ) a. enemy ( 43; Mv. 3. M. stroyer, struction, N. 1. 131. de- Destroying, in comp. of ) Ki. 2. ; de- Kilhng, annihilation, slaughter ; Dense, thick. -2 Hard, Ku. 3. 59. See f%f=!5. f;fT*fg- a. difficult ; 1 frfg^ P. stand, learn I To know, under- fJr^OT JTHJT Ku. ; ; ; -2 To regard or consider deem. -3 To listen or attend Y, 1. 2. as, ('nun. To explain, inform. acquaint. iH^nT: learning. to. -Wf 1 Understanding, -2 Acquainting, inform- ing. fsT*T [ (%-KF-^ ] ( At the end of comp. ouly ) Like, similar, resembling ?^-g"5Tar^r?^i -jrfSfH ^prfl'. Mil. 1. 40 BO ^^r^Kr^nrr &c. Hi -H 1 Appearance, light, mani; ; -2 AUiicnment, iuieutuesi Bg. 16. 5. -3 Composing, writing down. -4 A wDfirtrsT ; ; festation. ; ftqpf ' 5?Tr?tr 3 U. accidentul ijijFy place, locate. ; foundation jjTjr 1 ; ; write, 5?ft 35ir K. 5. -6 To restraiu, stroct. -7 To fix upon, impose. 14 I. ; qtaTfitg'rfjivq^TTi'Tqfjr' based on ' .^f sTisr^Kfi'srTfoT MAI. 4 1 Ms. ; M. -7 inter-dependent. Cause, origin, ground, motive, basis, ; 7 6 Dependence, connection; 3. ^T5ITI>firVf[r: Pt. 1. 79 ; rSTTnlfa ft. \ Thrown or put felled. -2 Killed, liage wards.-5Acut6,fino, delicate, minute, sharp. -6 Complete, perfect, accurate. or tnd. or frjorsr I Skilfully, cle- f^Somr-fw 1 sf Song, singing. ; a. I Clever, sharp, f3f<jUT ; qtrf-iffiffi 1 1. 74, 13. 11. 121. -10 Fixed property. -11 Foundatj tion, origin. -2 Cause, reason. text. -3 A -2 Pretence, disguise, pre- trick, fraud. 10 U. To see, behold, perfflrvr?j ceive, look at ; fff^n^j >jq> f%3Thft: tiV. 2. RfOr ITT 5TTR Hf5T '9r ITMH 176 . or ijrat =T Hrfwi^ HTrf5'?RT I- W W: ^ Seeing, 1 sight, 3. Quite frightened -2 Gone, past. 4. perception. ( 3)- 550 Placed down, deposit- 1 - ed, lowered. -2 Meagnre.-2 Pries 1 = Filled with, fall of; ( ftm* R. 1. 68. -4 To be closed at eyes, flowers &c. ) ; f9f- : or shut f Sk ( rs Bhag. -3 Concealed, bidden, out of sight, unperceived, Pt. 1 snrunobserved fJrvnft ' R. 8. 15. with the T : 1 Winking, twinkling ( of the eyes ) -2 N. of one of the descendants of Ikshviku, and ancestor of the line of kings who ruled in rirfrldlHTTiw ij**HMi- -5 To appear, vanish, set ( fig. also ) moon become invisible, about to *et down Ve. 6. 2, Si. 6. 20. -4 Si. 13. 42. -5 ( a ) Secret, covert Mithili. I fm ; ; ft^ifiTr ' or go ; ; Still, silent ; ftijjrfJifrK ( *T=r* ) Ku. Steady, fixed, immoveable, motionless ; S- I. 8. -6 Mild, gentle ; arfsnprr Tm*: Ki. 13. 66 not gentle, violent or strong ; Mil. 2. 12 Mv. 3. 14. -7 Modest; 3. 42, 6. 2. ( b ) ' ' ; humble arf^jfnn^ fo>f Me. 68 yuimfaydi ; ; Glt - 2 -1 1 True .faithfnl, firmly attached, -jr Modesty, humility. -* ind. 2 Secretly, covert- closed as a door ( ly K. ; -J Out of -Ooorp. wrwr^ 134. corner. sight, in a a. firm, re- solute. : A bdt slow pro- distinct nunciation. A. To sum- invite, call, ; fa: R. 15. 59 ; 11. 32 ; Mfj-^of 1 Invitation. ing, calling. An Jjif I- -3 A Y. 1. 225. -2 Scramonsummons. -Comp. opp. ;JTF^H ). -3 Any apparent TT ^T"Tcause, pretext i%r*Tnrrw ( ; mf%^ traff^PT Bg, 11. 33 ; On'S^Ht^or TW>rf*B* Ve. 1. -4 A mark, T Ms. or 1. 31 ; ; ; B. 1. 203, 3. 171. 86 M. 6. 50 Y. 1. >%r^r is used at the ; ( ; end of comp. in the sense of 'caused or occasioned by'; ftrftrfo^forHTtMf: ' S/3 ; wSr* (%f^rir. ftt^r^ be- ^j m. a crow. vr^i 1. expiation. -2. an occasional rite. ft^ a. knowing good or bad omeris. ( -m. ) an astrologer. f%rftf%^ a. Having a cauje, influ( some cause ; 1. 3. merge, dis- - -3 To immerse in f5mjr.l>.J>. 1 Plunged.dipped into, immersed, submerged, sunk ( fig. fsrf^/. Ved. 1 Twinkling of the m. A -2 Shutting the eyes. eye. 5. 261 2. 11 ; Ku. ; a,7fjr 36 3. ; 57 ; R. 19. 28. -2 To kili. f^nte=T 1 Shutting the eyelid*, ; H winking Gtt. 4 ; Total eclipse. Shutting the con- fSrtfrari f^nlilrtrT I eyes. -1 Winking, niving at anything. tence, trick. blinking, -3 Fraud, pre- Shut, closed. -2 R. 9. 74. -8 ; Benumbed, stupefied. -4 Disappear- $mtf$S*p.p. I darkened Obscured, ed, set. Down ind. ' the root to Barter, exchange. : Deep (lit. and fig.}; Me. 82 Bs. Si. 10. 58-2 Low, depressed. 1 Depth, low ground, low a. I ; 5. 12 ; *if land ; Kn. 5. & mffr f^f ( 5f: 5 ; ) inrsj t^rirrTVg^ ififtti^ ^ f^n^ sr S. 3. 1 A A ; ^rwt* Y. ftr- 151 2. slope, declivity. ; -3 A gap, chasm in the ground. -4 low part ; grfjfrRiiws:Wmr5*5TfaHrrfr: Mil. 4. 10.-0omp. depression, srwtr a. low and high, depressed and elevated, uneven. a low irff jr a place. river, a mountainstream R. 8. 8. ; A : Winkling, shutting the of tbe eye, twinkling. -2 Twinkling eye as a measure of time, a moment. -3 the shutting of flowqrg. -4 Morbid twinkling of tbe eye. -5 N. of Vishnu. -Oonrp. afort the interval with tree 1 bitter fruit* ; fshr Ram. -Comp. *ro 1. the MandSra tree. -2* the Nitnba tree. . of a moment. A kind of tfcfa (lime). The common lime. : ; t Twinkling of the eye, a mo- ment 4c.; see fafJfr Moha M. ifT.f^ ; sed, not prominent. jjflT with a steadfast or fixed look'; R. 19 ' ng ftjnrsrg: 1 The tering into, plunging. -2 Plunging into the bed, sleeping, going to bed; act of di vi or en- 5. 20. PlUJ-dM Bathing,diving, plunging, inking ( lit.and flg. ) gvrr^t N. 5. 94 1#1*>*tH a! D. ; 2. ; 3. 43, 61. lightning. ^^m. iWir^^Tt 1 -2 A 4. sri%*ii)or ; -Comp. : sir- B^/. a fire-fly. Twinkling of tbe eye. serve, restraint fining asi^r fire-fly. ; 1 Checking, re- ' TTJT ; con: S. 1. -2 Restricting, to a particular sense ) ; 31^-frs^vi^nfi^^'r S. D. 2. -J ( Guiding, governing. 4 Defining. Curbed, restrained, MqRfrTjj.;'. checked. -2 Guided, governed. -3 Restricted, confined to ( a particular sense, as a f%*T^ ; -3 To obscure f^M^-^: Sunset. Otr 1 1 P. 1 To shut the eyes ; fff*fr^ R. 12. 65 ; Ms. 1; 52. -2 To close the eyes in death, die firituflrf IT- 37. /., UI 1*^*1^1^ SfTfj: Bk. 9. Si. Kav. god. Overwhelmed, covered. -4 Depres- y ; 5. 9. gRqftSHfR flt)*nftj%- ; k.l. 33; Rs. 2. 13. -2 ). shut the eyes f%ftr^6 P. To Of&*: ; water, canse to sink down. atao ) shut, close 3. Cau*. ; into, appear, escape observation Ku. or ground Ved 1 Commingling, fifllVfl mixing with. -2 Devoted to. ; -2 To be merged To srrsfr H. rjTNrSnwwrsnn' Hariv. cause of ', 'on account of.' )-Oofflp. JT*$i the infinitive mood (in gram). a special 3rrfT%: / dependence on cause. 85n 4. 194 ; 5. 73 5u%f 5f wrftrw 'JmtufrBk. 3. 30 ; 15. 31 Si. 9. 74 Gtt. fj fT: target; Si. -6 An omen, prognostic (good bad ) fSn^rf v^f>>\ S. 1 fir- wink, twinkle Bg. 1. ^nark, ' ' To sink, sink down or under, sink into ( fig. alto ); srsrr 1 A butt, 2. 27. enced by Barter, exchange. 6 P. -5 sign, token. invitation card or note. -2- a summons. ; ; time. mon 145 &** TV. ] I A ftftrt [ cause, motive, ground, reason (sfrBrfr%7Jrf^^rTtr srw: S. 7. 30. -2 The instrumental or efficient cause ). ly, privately, unperceived ; S.3; Si. 3. 74 ; Me. 9. 263. -2 Silently, quiet- f^hn^ fMVar^ sfHaT'B^rsTf dig; ' fig. ) ; 1 word P. 1 ). To restrain, curb, check, control, govern; s 551 Eg. 20 7. ; ( $^f S- 1 ; Ku. 3. 13 R. 5. 29. -2 To jom, unite, fasten to. -3 To prescribe, ordain. -4 To yoke, harness CM horses) -5 To employ, engage.-tf To authorize. -7 To commit, con- or lesser vow, a dntv ) * conld not M^jjysjHlri Kn 5. 5dissuade her ' Ac. -2 To suppress, *f suspend, hold in ( as breath, &c. ) Mi. 2. 192 ST sfw^sr ^H'I'M; fffrrr prescribed to but which is not so obligatory AS a inr q. T. be ; done, : - ; Wt pnr^Jjr'T MB. 10. 59 does not npprenH or conceal,' &0.-3 To offer, Bive ' i^r* H4M-UHT PTf^I -4 To punish chuatiue: pnnTwpi? trsrnrt Ms. 9. 213. -5 To 1 : JT; ?ffr S. B- 24. jfrrer regulate or direct fn trenerM 2. TffT^f o- 4. attain, obtain ; =5>-fr Caut. (FnwTF*) 1 To restrain, regulate, check, pnnisb control, ; (f^W^^f^ i o. O. o. -1 To bind,, fssten Si. 7. 56 R. 5, 73. -3 To moderate, lessen, mitigate, ; ; relieve: t>i 10 4. Kn. ; Curbed, retrained.-2 \ Subdued, controlled, self-poese<sed, -3 Abstemious, self-governed. temperate. -4 Attentive, intent. -5 Fixed, permanent, constant, steady. -6(0") 284. U. Certain, settled, sure; Pt. 1. ( b ) consideration, relevant or irrelevant; see jtamfpftrr. -10 Maintained, ob- served JT ( vow &e. as a ind. 1 ) S. ; certainly, inevitably, surely. sign, entrust. -8 To constrain. -9 To fH?g|%H *\ R. 15. 74. -14 ( in Mfm. phil. ) A rule or precept which lays down or ; I -Caui. absence -15 ( In Yoga phil > Restraint of the mind, the second of the 8 principal steps of meditation inynga. -l<$ ( In Rhet. ) A poetical common place or as the convention, description of the cuckoo in spring, peacocks in the rain* ftc. -^Defin- -18 Keeping down, ing, definition. lowering as the voice ( ). fsnrwwaB ( -Oonrp. RrsT rigid observance of prescribed rites. religions rite, daily ritnal;Ku ?T a observing Den" nee : 1. 60. Ku. 7. 20. invariably, join, Checking, ounishing re" subduing f^mi^dt ^T Tnrar: R. 9. 6. -2 Restriction, li- Restraint, -2 Destiny, ( good or bad fate, ) luck, fortune M^HuMPir Dk. ; ; PT -4 Self-command, -3 To incite, urge Bg. 3*. JTwwriwr >rt nTr?5urfw K. ; Pt. ~* To a PP int , employ ; i: ; 1 ; |jMn. 6. -5 To Ku. 4. 15. -6 To devote, apply. -7 To expoie, put 51^ ft^T'ig use, fjrjfrftraT: employ; Pt. 1. -3 Humiliation. -4 A -5 Binding, ty- mitation ing down. Pt. 2. P- . J Directed, ordered, instructed, commanded.-2 Authorised, -3 Permitted to appointed. raise issue see frfo 7 bolow. -4 ( ; Attached to. m. Si. 12. 24. A 1 -2 charioteer, A A woman having the : / 1 Injunction, Restraint. I A IT: 1 -4 The powering. -3 Limiting, restricting, defining more closely.. -4 Guiding, Restraining, checking. -2 Taming, subduing. -3 Confining, preventing. -4 A restraint, check irf^fsnTR: U. 2. 2 Ms. 8. 122. -5 ; ; Restriction, limitation. -6 precept, law ( in general A ), -2 A sailor. charioteer. A -4 -M Any usage ; -3 A ruler. boatman, pilot. prTrT3i!rr 1 Controlling. T-UJsf: Ptlll'f An 1 employer, a matter. Employment, Ved. 1 Ved. Mixing, command, 7 A. with direction, ; M. R. 5. 5. 8 11 ; ; U. ^>rr"rw i S. aiflft ! ' ?5t%'frIiT5lwf 55go about your own business,' do your appointed duty', ( frequently occurring in plays, and nsed as a courte- ous way of asking servants to with- draw ). -3 Fastening or attaching to. -4 Necessity, obligation fjfe^V ; pr^TflT f^Fumid-s*?; R. 17. 49. -5 Effort, exertion. -6 Certain- A ascertainment.-? ty, practice prevalent in ancient times which permitted a childless widow to have intercourse with the brother or any near kinsman of her deceased bui- mixture- Ms. ; Rv. 10. To appoint, depute, loo. Mil. commission, 9. 59 : line. A cow-pen | ap- charge, appointed task or duty, any business committed to one's care $q II ; see GO, 65 also. ); 1. q 9; ( Vyaaa bo- got qfTand inu? on the widows in this ( use, -2 An injunction, order, plication* band to raise up issue to him, the son so boru being called %=nr; of. 19.4. order order, -2 Exact definition. Necessity, olili^a. voluntary or self imposed religious observance (dependent on external conditions ), R. 1. Ki 5 40 ;( see Malli. on S> 94 13 23 i. -12 Any minor observance : master, rule or Ratn. 1.20. -8 Certainty, ascertainment. -9 An agreement, promise,vow tion. A JR. | -2 A continuous nggempnt. -JO religious boatman. governing. . -2 A f^fTnTfr a. ( fw3?T /. ) 1 Restraining, checking. -2 Subduing, over- Supreme Being. -6 sion, office, charge. Checked, curbed, 1 -J Moderated, tempered. -3 Removed, lessened. -4 Governed. guided. -5 Regulated, prescribed, laid down. -6 Fixed, agreed upon, stipulated. -7 Bound, confined. -8 Observed ( as a vow or penance ). vow. -3 to. command. -2 Appointment, commis- rr'srr nnresflfspft.)- governor, ruler, R. 1. 17, 15. 51. master, regulator -3 A pnnisber, chastiser. ; driver. ) -5 Fastened Ascertained. -7 Prompted, incited. TK: A functionary, an officer, any one charged with some business. monthly courses. fovrff: 72; * ; precept, fixed rule. self-restraint. fe*) -2 To yoke 4. 42. harness. : straining, faffiatp-p. restriction. ^j ^ unite, provide, or givo to; restrained. T:/. 1 urge, incite, trouble, harass. 5. RyTJr: f. steady observunce of religions obligations, asceticism. "^ -3 Forcibly. ITo ^dowwith, i5Wf3rr^rr something which, in the of that rnle, would he specifies Always, constantly. -2 Positively, Atri. I' religious Kufr S. 1 ; i*i_<(HT -7 Inevitable. -8 Positive, -9 Forming the subject of 6. 14. definite. \/?T 1 77nr Fixed; austerities a rnle, invariably l."60. t-p. -,-., devotion, wffr. HT* rlnj?yrlr Y. 3. 115; Mi. 2. 93. -7 To pnt on, assume. -8 To place upon. ^ 3 To =TTHW*mmfM ; .... - .- -13 Penance, a 1 -2 Authorised. way Appointed, employed. m. An officer, de- pendant* minister, functionary. : of ). A lord master 552 attaching. Fastening, 1 prescribing. -3 Urgimpelling. -4 Appointing. -5 -2 Ordering, ing, Ved. That with which anything tied. A ;fr is halter. -2 1 -5 incited. nigated, era- Used, ployed. a functionary, an officer, a ( servant, employee; r%vqnf gj4g Hfcf^fr *ir%S. 7. 4. Hj^d, Ved. "* A ' horse, A cularly of Viyu. -2 A parti- praiaer. /. A A -2 million. hundred fij^d 1 thousand. -3 Ten thousand crores or 100 Ayutag. f%g^[ Fighting m A -2 3Tg?HT a. |. ununfriendly. -2. unkind, Mai. 10. ahft a. \- nasal. A I . unamiable conatant, incessant on close foot, combatant, wrest- combatant, wrestler. A for fog; snbBtitute perpetual, ; uninterrupted, m<mfvrJ3& Bv. 1. 16 ; contact 5- closely contiguous, in cloae H$"r Mk. jjjj f?r**rWTTW 15 g^q- nmTf-ffJ-fs'STWTatrarSi. 9. 66. -3- compact, Si. 16. 76. -4- coarse, gross. -5. faithful, true ( as a friend ) -6. not hidden from view. -7- not difj before vowels and soft consonants of out of ', conveying the senses ferent, similar, -3 closely, away nd ' by from', 'without', 'free from', bo frequently expressed used with the noun=; may less', 'nn', compounds given below and cf. 3T also. -Comp. the ee le e ; ft* any share of the ances- entitled to tral whole, entire. -2- not 1- 3>?T the place of star: property. in astronomy ). ^?r: 1. a first meridian, as Lanka. -2. a is always verplace where the sun tical and the days and nights are no latitude equal. ( the equatorial region. having lost or neglected -3- 3n%- consecrated fire. 34~pr a. 'not curbed by a hook,' unchecked, uncontrolled, unruly, independent, unfettered ; f5r*f 51 completely free, ^nwt f^fiiTiir$?i: ; Bhag. ITT fifT: ***: Sk.- Bh. 3. 105; Qtt. 7; the fsrts?rr: Mv. Mu. 3. SO- f^TC^T: ^3* ; 3. 6. "err self -will, a. affi a. 1. f3rt-5TT: independent. blameless. SJJT parts. -2- deprivea sinless, having no of expedients or resources. a. skinless. Ki . smiH wsrsr a. 1. without 8. 52. -2. unstain- collyrium -3. free from falseed, untinged. hood. -4. simple, artless. ( -H: ) I. an epithet of Siva. -2- N. of the Supreme Being. ( -srr ) 1. the day : of full Durga. an moon. -2 wfa^tl " epithet of unsurpassed, Pi. 1. 30. matchless, unrivalled 3l?!nr ( -T: ) the Supreme Being. o. 1. free from danger, secure, sufo; R. 17. 5?.. -2. free from fault, nn; sin- firmly. tightly, ' ' -8 identical stantly, continually, incessantly. -2. without intervening space or inter- val. y regardless. s disregarding, indifferent. V9 ci. 1. not subject to humiliation or disgrace. -2. not to besurpagged, unrivalled afnrjrrsra. ]. free from self-conceit, devoid of pride or egotism. -2 void of self-respect. -3. unconscious. aTrvTHrT a. not caring* regarded. -2. a. -- for, indifferent to ; S. cloudless. 7. 5. void of jni. anger, patient. -2- apathetic a. naked. 3^5 a. |. abstaining from water. -2 waterless, destitute of water. srifo a. without a bolt, a. 3jjr 1. -- unbarred, unobstructed, unrest rained, unimpeded, completely free ; M. 5 ; Mai. (-<*) ind. 5. 26. wJ freely. a. ]. void of wealth, poor, indigent; Ft. 194. 1. meaning meaningless, unor sentence). -3- -2- ; cere, sympathetic ; Ft. 1- 341. ( -* ) ind. I. without interruption, con- cock. ind. ; f^rcRMrfjumt'gg Ku. 5. 25- -2having no intervening or intermediate space, having no interval, dense truggle. personal foifcg ler. a. not close, row. line, flght, hard-heartedness. no followers. lesBnefw, a. having favourable, fri3iT: One charged with any duty xft-jJ-T: blameablc, faultless, disinterested; Ki. 1. 12, 13 61. -3. completely successful. ajvT a. one who has lost one's way. argafRr " pitiless, merciless. hard-hearted (-511) merci- Directed, ordered. Appointed. -3 Joined to. -4 In- ftqlQlff a- fit (as a word non-8enical.-4- vain, useless, pur [K>8eloss, detriment. -2. nonsense. ara^r a. I. useless, vain, less. (-!:) 1 -2 unmeaning, nonconveying no reasonable meaning. -3- (a consonant) not followed by a vowel. ( -^ ) an exunprofitable. sensical, f5r^r% 5 tfNwr? frfofsr-frpletive 3PT Chandr. 2. 6. 3T^thl$i o. J. without free space. -2- without ; Ve. 3. 27 ; 5HIH immediately, t?rt!TT Rs. 2- 11. -4. "arvq-rw; constant study, diligent exercise or practice. 3T3Tfi7 " I. without an intervening space, close .-2- narrow. 3i?^r it. J. having no progenv, childless. -2. unconnected, unrelated. 3. not agreeing with the context ( as a word in a -sentence ). -4. without logical connection or regular sequence, unmethodical. -5. without being seen, out of sight; Ms. 8. 332. -6. without retinue, unaccompanied, see sj;=^. -7- sud- den, unexpected ; U. 7. 1. shameless, impudent. wqrro . innocent, innonot turning guiltless,' blameless. ( faultless, anrsnr a. -2. bold. -\f: ) cence. artraw c. 1. back. -2- (in arith. ) leaving no common divisor, reduced to the lowest terms. 3i free from 1. harm or evil. -2. free from decay, imperishable. -3. infajlible. aiifa a. I . not depending on, irrespective or independent of, having of ( with loc. ) no need ysTTfaoSfamr'rr- ; leisure. a. J. 'free amrf from re- straint,' unrestrained, uncheaked, uncontrolled, irresistible. -2. free, in- dependent. -3. head- self-willed, strong. ( ~jf )ind. I .uninterruptedly. -2. intensely, strongly. arsrer " ! blameless, faultless, nnblaueable, unobjectionable f?rf^r^re anj^' Supreme Being sions unlimited ; U. having no pashaving no end, 4i 6. 30 Mai. ( 3TnvJ a. ). 3. I. ; ; continuous Mil. 4. 3. 3iqq-4 a. 1. without parts. -2. indivisible. -3- without limbs. 31377* a. 1. unsupported, without support 1. -2. 6. ; ; -2. not affording support. -3. not 'depending or relying on. aro- S. rnr 8. < ^"JT^ror whole, complete, entire. ( fS^w ind. completely, entirely, fujly, totally ). immutable. a-strq- 3I5T5T a. eternal, a. abstaining from food. ( -?r ) fasting. are- a. Ved. driven away, scattered. ( -. ) a home twenty-four year's old. si^r unarmed. 3TRr a. 3-^r<, -3^6* a fr ftj^JSTW^TriT Ki. 11. 3S. -2. disregarding, taking no notice of. -3. free from desire, secure H. 1. 83. -4. careless, negligent, indifferent. indifferent to worldly -attach-5. from egotism or piide, humble, lowly3T5fHT a- 1. having DO egotism or pelf-consciotidnesB. -2 without in- ments or pursuits Ms. G. 41. disinterested, not expecting dividuality. -3. unselfish. arf^t 'nd. free from egotism or self-conciet. ; ; reward -6* any from another; Bv. 1.5. -7 without purpose ence, dimrgurd. ( -$rf indiffer- ) 3wf?pT a. ]. dis- a. weaponless, boneless. - sjrat^f a. I. wishing nothing, free from fill desire. -J. up wanting nothing or complete ( UK to the sense or 553 ftx a word or sentense). STT^TTT " 1> devoid of form, formless, without form. -2 ugly, deformed.-3. disguised.^. unassuming, modest.(-^i) the universal spirit,Almighty.-2. an epithet of Siva -3. of Vishnu I . formless, shapeless. -2. deformed, (-ft-. ) 1. a religious student who has not duly gone through a course of study, or who has not properly read the Vedas.-2. a Brahmarta who has especially, neglected the duties of his caste by not going through a regular course who neglects the five great religious duties or Yajnas. 3TT*I?r a. leaving no free space, arrcompletely filled or occupied. spr a. I unconf used, un perplexed, unbewildered. -2. steady, calm. -3. c!ear.-4. perspicuous. (-<) 1. calm. ness, serenity .-2* perspicuity, clear- not crying or complaining. ( -3--. ) a place where no nsound can be heard. anavtar < o- not accnsed, unreviled. founded on revelation or scripture, not derived from the Vedas. wnT*^ a. faultness, innocent, sinless; R. 8. 48. 3lT?K o. without approved customs or usages, lawless, barbarian. srrEf'Tt a. 1. without drums. -2 without show, unostentatious. R. 1. I. free from fear sntrar 63. -2. without ailment, confortable, sri:^ a. win . j healthy. -3 not causing pain. -4. unchecked, unhampered Mai. 5. 34. ; (-*ft ) an epithet of Siva. 3iTa sheltered penetrated by the sun's rays, (-trr) the night. sirft a- disrespectful. 341411: an epithet of Buddha. amrrr. a. | . without a receptacle. -2- without support, supportless(fig. alo fJfy FKnrrft ?r flf^fir frir %^rarrr^ a. segr= G. L. 4, 39. ). cure, free from anxiety. cheerless, sad, sorrowful. MF^ a. 3trv a. disembowelled. -2. having the entrails hanging out. o. free 3TT prosperity. sTTVrti a. l.unvexed, unmolested, undisturbed, free from disturbance. -2. unobstructed. -3. not molesting or disturbing. -4. (in law ) frivolously vexatious ( as a snit or cause of complaint )\e.g. wrnr Mit. a. |. free from disease or Illness, sound, healthy, bale. -2. untainted, pure. -3. guileless. -4. free from defects or blemishes. -5. full, complete, -6.infalliable.-7.not liable to failure or miscarriage. (-r s -4 ) freedom from disease or ill ness, health, 70 ousness. -3. receiving no wages or remuneration. 3TTT a. yielding no sedate, calm. well-being, welfare, happi- or profitless. full stretched or ex- revenue, a. WTTJT I. of study. -3. one ness. less. income - arrjnlf o. 3wr, -j jf|i| ness. (-*T: ) 1 . a wild goat. -2- a bog flesbless. -2. or boar. ! arrftTT having no sensual desires or covet- I . tended ; frn*ras*%rniT: 5. 1. 8. -2. 3?t unarmed, 3TT*pT ! 3TTc^r having no weaponless prop or support ( fig. also ) ; Mv. 4. 53. -2. not depending on another, independent. -3. self-supported, friendless, alone; faTTcHfrw^-Tsisr3? TTfJr *KT Jg- ( -*T ) spikenard. ( -* ) Brahman. arreta a. I. not looking about or seeing. -2 de- T% prived of sight. -3- deprived of light, 5. 30. -4- invisible. dark ; Mai. of Siva. 3?r?r ( -5f: ) an epithet 1. devoid of hope, despairing or despondent of ; 5fls?f vj^jHtiTi^nsf B. 6. 2. -2- depriving ( one ) of all OT5I3T ( -snf$K a. hopeless. fearless. wrf5t^ a. 1. hope. 3*T5nf without a boon or blessing. -2. without any desire, wish or hope, indifferent ; 3Hi-<^jtuj^q- Profit?: Kn. fltrj 5. 76. srrwf 1. without a prop or support, supportless, unsupported. -2- friendless, destitute, alone, without shelter or refuge ; f5rcr*niTg^T nrswrr. -3. not deep ( as a wound ). srr^Tf a. insipid, unsavoury. tasteless, ' foodless ', fasting, abstaining from food. ( -*; ) fasting, 3TT5TC a. <* immoveable. Stationary, a. without wish or desire, ^TT indifferent. lost 1. p. limb or the use of- a having it. maimed. -3- weak, mutilated, -2. in- firm, frail. -4. barren. -5. without certain knowor means of nirror Ms. -6. destitude of ( Ved. ). gfjr a. ^\ff a. destitute of fuel. free from the calamities of the seasee ffi. a son ; R. 1. 63 fa the body of godless, atheistic. ledge ; 9. 18. manly vigour, impotent ^ ; a plough. different f? ; K. . a. I. desireless, in10. 84. -2- inactive, -*r), |3rtfa?rr-*T 1. inactivity. -2. " ! brea.a indifference. ( Srt^W less, without breathing. -2. narrow, aiwenoeof breath. without a reply -2-unable to answer, silenced. r* a. -3.having no superior. without festivities fir^f tfS3t33TWT? a. I. in^nrz: R. 8. 66. indolent. -2devoid of active, energy, (-ejj ) 1- absence of energy. contracted. -3^X o- I- ( -*T.) answerless, . ; -2-indolenoe. -3759711. -2- calm, tranquil. I . indifferent. 3^1 water- lazy, idle. active, from a. effortless, ingifir a. free excitement or perturbation, without a 1. free 3-cr^-T a. -TO'^tr commencement. from calamity or . affliction, not visit- ed by danger or adversity, lucky, unmolested, happy, undisturbed, free from hostile attacks. -2 free from national distress or tyranny. -3. osuaing DO affliction. -4. auspicious ( as a star ). -5. secure, peaceful. 3qf% a. guileless, honest U. ; simfrT a. unsuitable. 3171. without any title or designation Ma. 3. -2. unconnected with a subordinate word. 3TT9IT o>I free 2. 2. q?; from disturbance, obstacle or calamity, unharmed fr$ S. 3. -2. not causing affliction or misery. -3. an epi- jrfftr B'Stllfl any thet of 3tfH a. Siva. peerless, matchless, incomparable. aim if free from portents. ^m-gM a. not &*%* coirupted, pure. unhurt. injured, a. 1- not -2. auspicious, 1. unreal, false, JMHt<J a. lucky. non existent ( as ^wiJT ). -2immaterial. -3. invisible. ( -^nf)the grrT a. 1. supreme firahmnn. without expedients, helpless. -2. unsuccessful. a. I. free from trick or fraud.-2. not neglectful. TWj;. devoid of heat, cold. jftr a. void of smell, scentless, unfra- 7^ grant, icodorous; i^ftrnTg?f%yhii. ir^ a. "S^ft/- the S4lmali tree. jnrRt; a free from pride. less. bow ). window- stringlees ( as a -2- devoid of all properties. ijor a. : 1. -3- devoid of good qualities, bad, worthless f^or: $fnr^ f^OTiaf^rsf^srr Bv. 1. 115. -4. without attributes. -5. having no epithet. the Supreme bpirit. ( .-or: ) ^ ; a. having no qualities. houseless, homeless; P. 1. 390. *fa* a- 1- without devoid of dignity, undignified. -2- JTW a- I- freed from all hindrances. -2. poor, possessionles8,beggarly.-a. alone, unasn idiot, a fcol. -2. sisted. ( -v: ) 1. or devotee a gambler. -3. a saint respect. ties or who his renounced all worldly attachments and wanders about naked ytt^; a. \. and lives as a hermit, unaccompaniclever, expert. -2ed, alone. -3. deserted, abandoned. -4. fruitless. (-5f! ) 1. a religious mendicant. -2- a naked devotee. <. clever. -3. a gambler. jfi3f^f a naked mendicant, a Jaina ( _^j ) mendicant of the Digambara class. ftj ! a free market. -2. a crowd; ed maiket, ~^ir a. i. crueti 554 merciless, pitiless. immodest. less, a. vtf gpf -2. shame- ^orr cruelty. noigeleis, 'a. calm. still, uninhabited, unfrequented, lonely, desolate, (-ST) a desert solitude, lonely place gjr a. 1 yonng. f reeh.-2. imperishable, immortal. (-T: ) a deity, god (noro. tenanllees, -- . ; pi. i%3ftr: (Mkfft ). nectar. srns a. ) ambrosia, Ved. skinless. (-t ar?j a. 1. wnterleis, desert, desti- tute of water. -2. not mixed with water. ( -3-. ) a waste, desart. (rthe grrfjift N. of the eleventh day in bright half of Jyesbtha. fa$: a unfrequented, without food a medicine ). rrq undaunted. -2- free from danger, safe, secure Ma. 9. 255. vrt a. 1. excessive, vehement, violent, much, strong wiTH^HV SHTOT &o. Qlt. J2 Amaru. 42. -2. aident.-3. fast, close (as embrace ); ( as a. 1. fearless, ; ; ; having no kinsmen, alone. Qtt. 5 5^5>rf^>f^rr?TT^* *mrft ft Uit. ! -4. sound, deep (as sleep ).-5 full of, filled with the end of com p. ); irf ( at &c. (~v: ) a servant receiving no feverless, wages. 3ft* a. frog. unobstructed. -2. 1. -3, uniflolested. lonely, solitary. (-W: j 1. a part of the marrow. -2. a knob. ji% a. stupid, ignorant, foolish. J -2- dead 1- lifeless. ; ; 3n^i a. - a Sodra. ^q- . healthy. jfri 1. merciless, cruel, unmerciful, unkind. -2passionate. -3- very close, firm or fast, strong, excessive, violent pitiless, ; f*$it wft f*r?a-4-rf Qtt 10 ( -t (t ind. ) pleasures. tgfej- without wages. a. from free a. rrf^ff ! undisturbed, private, without aid. private ; flies' lonely. ( t. flies, ' e. - , ) lonely, 5* W^^Tff Prfr%* S- 2. w^- 6. a. fattets, meagre. HJJTT from envy, ucenviout. -(+n a. free a. fishless.-R^- a. I. not intoxicated, -2. guiltless, innocent. 717 a. 1 immaterial. -2. without property, poor, sftw a - not hostile, friendly, well-disposed, not mali- sober, quitt. -2. not proud, humble. -J. sad, sorry.-4. not in rut ( as an elephant). -nspfj-H-js^ " tenantless, uninhabited, deserted by men. -'g a. free Irom anger. a. 1. free from all connection with the outer world, who hag renounced all worldly cious. ties a. happy, comfortable. sr faultless, def ectles ; gr7T f^r^f a. ]. sr fr- f. re a. 1 indifferent in re. . gard to opposite pairs of feelings ( pleasure or pain ), neither glad nor sorry f^f> ftcviroftft frTfH?? arrwwr^ Bg. 2.45. -2-not dependent upon another, independent. -J.f ree from jealonsy or envy. -4. not double -5 -not con tested, undisputed. -6. not acknowledging two princi; without trtr ples. poor, indigent r>tf*: ed, dispised. abandoned STT by men, deserted. sn^ . without a guardian or master. "srr 1. want of protection. -2- widowhood. -3. orphanage. =rtfH' going or reachKu. 1 1. ing beyond the navel ; *Tt1,-'nf$iT> a. expelling, banisth* ing. - firsf ; ; ; 3. disinterested. ( ( mrK ) fi. 12. 30. -2. unselfish, -3. indifferent i tfrd?r* fWflt Bg. 2. 71 with loo. ); fSfjfa sleepless, wake- ful. frfij^r a. cauielees. fs^Rs; a. not twinkling. <. without R\J w kindred or relation, friendless. n. powerleai, weak, feeble. *rvr Siva. a if?* free (-ft ) an epithet of inactive, lazy, dull. . unrestrained, unobstructed, uncontrolled, unrestricted. -2. unruiy, ielf-wJlled, independent. *f^or a. |. -of ) 1. zing out. -2. absenoe of restraint, independence T$TW ( -- without a. fame, discreditable, inglorious jf%/- 1. disunion. -2absenceof connection or government. -3. unfitness, impropriety. gr%^r 1. disjoined, unconnected. -2. illogical, nnmeaning. -3- unfit, imthe proper. ijTi.o. separated from herd, strayed from the flock ( s,s an a. a. free ^= ). from f^rf*- TJrr>ii care. faded. colourless, H?f3r?r ) 1. free from dost. -2- devoid of passion 'or' dark new. (-9T: ) an epithet of Siva. rsr^ (ftnnO o- see sfhrsr. (-/. ) a woman not menstruating. absence of passion or darkness. TrT ( ^i^r ) a. not attached to, indifferent. $ a. ( sftrw ) 1- without holes or interstices, very close ( sftrsr, n\ or contiguous, thickly situated ; U. 2. 23. -2. thick, den*e. -S. coarse, ** a. ( i(fr* ) not making gross. any ( noise, noiseless, B. 8. 58. *i?W ) 1 TO unsavoury, insipid, with- tasteless, flavourless. -2- ( fig. ) out any poetic charm ; sffafrnrt irtjrnt S. D.I. -3. sapless, without S. Til. juice, withered or dried up ; 9. -4. vain, useless, fruitless ; M&- f w^Tr^i^: B. 15. 28 Mb. -4 an epithet of Siva. V. ; a. I.boundlem,iniruea8urable.-2.trtinagress ng the limits of right or propriety, unrestrained, unruly, sinful, property, y^H^^q'SThffi ; m 60 illusion, jifa a. dull. stupid, foolish, from elephant ! excessively, exceedingly, intensely. -2. soundly. HTT? a. unfortunate, nta a. not fond of unlucky. ' TTfitWTreRTT: B- 19- 32 ; s^fh Me. 106. 8[r ind. 1. unmercifully, cruelly .-2. violently , excesa. more sively ; B. 11. 84. q-ST than ten days old. q^nr a. toothlaw. j:w a. 1. free from pain, painless. -2> not causing pain. ^ excess, ) Ac. ).-3. eardicated. ^TI a. cloudlees. mr a. without understanding, 2. 11. -5 merciless. a. T*pr disagreeable. -6. cruel, -H: ) the pomegranate. having no ( tftanr ) 13*1 ) Ki. 5. 11. r^a. *frr^) without lustre, faded, dim. -*gr ( sft^W,, sfN^r ) free girdle ( ( ( ; ^, confused. -4. insolent, immodest. -3 ) ind. confus- front sickness, healthy, sound edly, topsy-turvy. ( -^ ) confusion, disorder. K& a. I. tree from dirt formless, shapeless. .( -TS ) I. air, frf wind. -2. a god. ( -^ ) ether. ( sftftT ) free from sickness or Pt. 1. 118. disease, healthy, sound gtj: Ve. 3. 82. -J. ', or impurities, clear, unsullied ( fig. also pure, stainless, ) ; sfhrftrK?!!!!- Bv. 1. 63. -2. resplendent, bright Bh. 1, 56. -3. sinless, virtuous Me. 8. 318. (-if) 1. talc. -2- the remaining* of an offering 5rft: ; ; made to a J?T9i <* flesbleas. deity, "gijft: a crystal. free from gnats. nt*T desclute ur^r a- roadless, pathless. a tree bearing large blossoius.-2. the sun. -3. a rogue. (-5 ) 1 Urge free market or fair. a^ a. gz: 1. 1. rootless (as unfounded ( a tree). -2. baseless, a s atement, charge 3Rr i%^iT^: H. 1. ir a. ( jsfhs;- 4wr ) ; a. 1. having no auspicious marks, illfeatured. -2- undistinguishfj^rwr ed. -3- unimportant, insignificant. 4. unspotted. -5. having a white back. 3357 a. shameless, impudent. -f&T or no distinguishing a. having characteristic marks. f&n a. f. unanointed. -2- undettled, unsullied. -3. indifferent to. ( -tft ) I- N. of 1. ?* ff. free f roui desire or nvarie* terity, poor. _^rir , 1 ; from differing ; a. free T3iw H. from monkeys.-^ TVff ftnsfa from crow*! wnr o * - 1 . *TTT. 2 ft*W, equally difference snake ) 8. and D. 1. fondfsur*:/ Strong attachment, Hell r. f^yrfrt ', -f^r- ) fyn -4- not attached to senas mind ). frvror o. 1 ; children are dead. less, feeble, -jtf unmanly, ~ lified,, said of knowledge net derived from the senses, as TOT ( -? * withf^iTT. unchanged, unchangeable; M. disinterested -3. ( -ft ) the Supreme unblown. ; 5. KB. 2. 28. fTOTW deity. ftrt ; fir 1. 2. (-t ) ind. thoughtless ffli^l*c unhesitatingly. free from doubt or reflection. 7 a. motionless, insensible. o. unreflecting. f^sfhf o. o without amusement, void of pastime, diversion or solace ; Me. 86. f^wrr N. of a river in the Vindhya bills ; Me. 88. ftir^i a. void of reflection, frtr. a. 1. having no thoughtless. opening or cavity. -2- without interstices or interval, clone, compact; not contend! Si. 9. 44. ft*r? ing or disagreeing. -2 undisputed, universally acknowledged. Pto? ; ffc* A an 4 P. 1 cast out, thrower To alt > driv * '~ way,'gi ve "P> -1 drive wT -2 To destroy, ward off, 1. 55, 9. 63. defeat, annihilate ; dispel R. ovnattr wfr Pr<^ 5. ^TO^Pm^Bk. remove, -3 To turn nish wr. ; B ont, ( -, WJW r^ expel, ^ 8* t^SffT ,rfTftrc*TT 14. 84. -4 charge ; 70 1.12,2.36. t T- To throw out, disarrows ). -5 To reject, decline. -6 To refute, a. repudiate, as arguments). confute, controvert ( throw into -7 To eclipse, obscure, the back-ground ; tear out, strip off. as a ( hand Bk. 1. 3. -8 To -9 To stretch out ). f***T p. P- 1 Cast off or away, repudiated. banished ; vtifr rw a. treeless, gq- Ve. 3. 34. a. deprived of bulls. $hr o. not. Srasr a. honomoving, quiet, calm. %^ a. not acrary, unsalaried. thrown out or away, knowledging the Vedas, an deserted. -4 atheist, fence ' expelled, driven, R. u. M. -a - SSSBsrjMft Removed, deprived infidel. a. uninterrupted, free from impediments. ( -ir ) absence of impedinot reflecting ment. ft^n thoughtless, inconsiderate Chandr. powerimpotent " %(nr a weaver's shuttle. -%t -" free from enmity, amicable; peaceable. ( -t ) absence of enmity. ii4WJ a. \. straight-forward. -2. without condiment. ( -r iiul. ) plainor honest ly, in a straight-forward nrtr a. 1. free from pain. manner. -2- quiet, calm. -rtw a. indifferent to, regardless of; R. 13. 25 ; 14.39. HTCT4T i. 1> not hurting or offending. -2. without pain. -3. pleased, - unobstructed, ly, a. 6. 61. r% to* outer wall. ; ftgrv a. having no pleasure. *?gr,-^3T a- 1> seedless. -2* impotent. -3* causeless. <sfrr a. ]. deprived of heroes, nr^ PB! 31. -2. cowardly. Tg'ffiTfJ wfrr a woman whose husband and ' ; 1.63; Ms. sual objects ( destitute of horns the ** sm* -4 Bested, ness, devotion. ; an the ; delighted. ceased. . ' interested of, attached ; f^W o. 1 expelled or Jriven away from one's home, residence or proper place ^JiHi^y^rnhRnTTt Ku.5. 38, B. 9. 32. -2having no scope or sphere of action; -5. ! | ; Engaged or 1. . -3 Pleased, a. without attributes.- Bh. 3. 61 Ve. 1.23. -7. ( in phi!. ) not arising from the relation of the qualifier and the qua- 14. ; n 4ft 1 indiscriminately ', , a. poisonlese ( as a knower, the known, and the knowing, and without even self-conscious- a. ) frmrfH. 1;B:6..6. nn deliberative. -6 as recognizing no such distinction that of subject and object, or of the knower and the known ; as applied ness comp. ' ' capable separate Kn without ' of sense irresistible. . in . in. -2 Devoted to, fond to ^^mPror: K. 157 JT-TftHnTH B. 14 22.' -3. n discriminate, promiscuous. ( -V: ) absence of diffierencee. ( f5nr?nrnd r are used adverbially in the <. free to VTHTTC or contemplation, it is exclusive concentration upon one entity without distinct of consciousness ( oft. .j^,.^^, j noting fearlessly or boldly. -ffrq^ny a. 1. not admitting an alternative. -2. being without deter-3- not mination or resolution. of mutual relation. -4. conditioned. f^ having the same form'; ' ;r^ ma. wind jfW '-'. unobjectionable. blameless, free or sheltered from wind, a place calm, still ; B. 15. 66. (-W; ) sheltered from or not exposed to without nnhnrt, I- pudent. -2- bold, daring. ! -2- a. jror OT wounds. -2. without rente. ftw cessation not observing vows fcj of winter. %fir a. weaponless a. causeless, having no cause of a. 1 shameless, imreason. pif^tai ^r t-^i V Mo., fHfet Bb. 3. 50 'a diference without distinction -2 laving no difference, same, like, not distinction or business, fre from occupaB. 15. 66. -2. motionless ; I! ; 5. a. 1. making no showing or differenee.un discriminating, without bare, open. -*%"** destitute of wealth, not fit to be said. 1 2. 165. tion a. fearless, undaunted, confident ; Ms. 7. 176 ; Pt. 1. 85. ft&r speaking, silent. -2. unobjectionsenses able, blameless ; ( for other see the wora separately). ~-*Tjr,-*r a. 1. being ont of a wood. -2- free from woods. -3. t q. v. T5 <*. mnt indiscreet, void of judgment, wanting in discrimination, foo'inh.-f^sTBj estw^ a. devoid of *r?r <* without poschildless. v**f a- ! not urtavaricione. hair, hairless- . doing anything willingly.-4-sincere, *qia a. genuine, undissembling. not haunted or infested by tigers. - 1candid, upright, honest, plain. -1- without fraud, true, genuine. -3. got by heroism or daring deeds ( not by fraud or cowardly conduct ) MM. 5. 12. -4. not hy- orrer as an 69. -5 Discharged ( -7 Vomited, Refuted. -6 ). Uttered rapidly. -9Torn spit onf. -8 oot or destroyed. -10 Suppressed, as an agr checked. -11 Broken ( off (a. from Thrown -12 &c. ). nent Mil. Offered given; a horse). -13 disallowed. -1 9 40. -14 Rejected, * H. arrow l'- fWs An arrow Sent forth or away. 1 Rejecting.r.fusal discharged. or leaving mt, &c. -2 Cropping _* Tanid jronnnciation. -4 Preventing -3 Spitting ont. casting. -Comp. all differences re- or $x a. having moved, same, identical. all worldly one who has renounced m<. attachments. ; pocritical ; Bh. 2. 82. ( plainly, honestly, candidly 79. tq-ttnr. a. I. -tf ; ind. ) Amaru without employ- rSy^ ing. a. Expelling, removing, Vomitaway Si. 5. 47. -2 --f 1 Expelling, ejecting, driving ; 556 puldion, removal. -2 Denial, con- tradiction, rejection, refusal. -3 Refutation. -4 Vomiting forth, spitting out. -5 Checking, suppressing. 6 Destruction, killing, fa<W: 1 extirpation. Ejection, &c. fastly, R. 2.62 To 1 ;Bg. 1.22, Ms. To look - Hf% Wf TWrJ *T [ Vikr. 29.-3 1. contemplate -2 Want of dryneeg.-J Want juice, rariqrer a. To observe, perceive, pKI-a; 1 Cooking. -2 Sweat. -3 The recompense of a bad action (v. I. Looking 1 Ful1 l - of - mled See under ftrrfT 8 U. RJ also. expel, Bk. ; drive 100 6. ; R. -2 To refute (as an opinion). -3 To give up, abandon- -4 To destroy completely, annihilate. -5 To contemn, alight. -6 To oppose, -7 To refuge, -8 To omit. -9 To obstruct, contradict. decline, reject. disappoint, frustrate. I Repudiating.expellinir, turning tfway ; ftrrnvmSft *T S. 6. -2 Banishing. -3 Obstruction, contradiction, opposition, rejection. -4 Refutation, reply. -5 Contempt. -6 Neglecting the chief sacrificial duties. -7 Forgetting. f^l*RS a. A plough-share. Expressed, pronounceexplained, defined. -2 Loud, (j) a. f) | ed, distinct. "To 1 away, repudiate revile, at, OT Git. 1.-2 Diitress; look.-2 Look- regarding, seeing, beholding. for, searching. -4 Consideration, regard f5tO$T*rr B & to, in respect of. -5 Hope, expectation. -6 Aspect of planets. ing f -fiilj?^ a A -3 Looking out ). covered with, 3Tf&^? 14. 57. f^^g observing at, ; oi passion or feeling. ifc 1 Explanation, derivetymological interpretation. -2 N. of one of the six Vedlngas, that which contains glomaiial explanation of obscure words, especially sinr those occurring in the Vedas ^r vra^Hilt ft*%? Nir. -3 N. of a celebrated commentary on the Ni- ation, ; *>IT: ghanfus by Yaska. -Oop. M. of the sngo Yaska. sr: one of the twelve kinds of sons allowed by the old Hindu law ( =^nr3T q. v. ) / Derivation, etymo-2 logical interpretation of words. explana( In Rhet. ) An artificial tion of the derivation of a word ; T: 1 defined: thus Swrm T<rpj Repudiating, turnR. 14. 57. -2 ing out, expelling Hindering from, obstructive. -3 Spurning, disdaining. -4 Seeking to deprive one of a thing. -5 Forgetful. I ii i fS$f%$fT?r Chandr. 5. 168 ( where ^far- equal to ^nTTim: ). -3 N. of Yaska's commentary on [the Niis <: accepted word, as or etymological opposed to its iflnfa sense ), sjV% 9?Tf^smf^r fossrr Ihr WT'^Bfir'jBr f%rr N. 5. 57. -2 Unmarried. -3 Drawn out, purged. ' reduess ' j: 1 Inherence ( as of in the word ' red ).-2 ( In Rbet . The accepted and popular meaning of a word,-0omp.-^run a lakshaqA or secondary use of a word which is baaed not on the vivaktha' or % ' particular intention of the but on sense. its ffrtffct /. see ; able, unanswerable. -4 Opposition. Exceedingly anxi- oppose, block up ; *TTiJwrTfr Mk. 1. 22. -2 Bk. 17. 49 16. 20 To confine, lock up Ms. 11. 177 Bg. 8. 12. -3 To cover, hide Ms. j ; ; ; ftUlM " PasBionleM, dispassion- To -4 To keep curb, restrain, off, remove. -5 S. 7. 10. check ; fr^T P-P- I Obstructed, hindered, U. 1. checked, restrained curbed U. 1. 29. -2 Confined, imprisoued 11. -Oomp. *ya. having one's ; breath obstructed, choked, suffocated. gf obstruction of the rectum. T: stricture of the urethra. : off as a debt. T3$T: Complete payment of a debt. Prdw^ Confinement, locking up, imprisonment Ms. 8. 310, 375. -2 Enclosing, covering up Amaru. S7.-3. Restraint, Check, 1 ; t See under Tbe f5rr^. wood-apple ( *- ; suppression, A veil. Fame, celebrity. -2 1 conversancy, profici- ^ifWrs ; T%$ mark ; -3 To search. settle, resolve. fix upon, determine, -4 To choose, select, appoint. -5 To reflect, consider. -6 To act, represent dramatically, gesticulate.-? To perform . - 1 Form, shape. -1 Sight, seeing. -3 Looking for, searching. -4 Ascertaining, investigation ; determination. -5 Definition. p- p- 1 Seen, discovered, beheld. -2 Appointed, selected. -3 Weighed, con- chosen, sidered. -4 Ascertained, determined. ft^ftft: / 1 Difinition ( of an idea ) ascertainment. -2 Investi; gation, examination. ft <*' 1 An ~* ne '" a ot of an ; ; ate. P a >d I -2 Unconcerned, indifferent. f%^7 U. 1 To obstruct, stop, 10. 16. f-Ulfcfih/.f^rftr^r I Repudiation, expulsion, rejection. -2 Refusal. -3 Obstruction, obstacle, impediment, <* f^r^fgaFT a. ous. speaker, and popular f*rei?mnTT &> 2. 6. -3 Confirmation. -4 ftHfdpWir q-v. ency marked, ^wt p-p- 1 Expelled, banished. -2Refuted.-3 Despised, &c. see farf a. irrefutabove. -Oomp. 31,1^ T interruption. ghantus. accepted Familiarity, fsftaiiof ?5tsJK33rft Conventional, become a. I current in popular usage, of a ( as the meaning ; f^TTSflT: Reproach, censure under (^ olso. opposition. appointment, frustration of hopes in dramatic language ). -9 ( With the Buddhists ) Suppression of pain. PJT view. ; *o ] Tasteless, insipid, dry. *: I of fluvour, insipidity, tastelessness. Hindrance, obstruction, -5 Hurting, punishing, injuring. -6 Annihilation, complete destruction. -7 Aversion, dislike. -8 Dis( Want ed -2 38. ; ; &c. ) f%TW for Rims- 4. search after for, stead- g87,e at view completely or expulsion, throwing out, removal. -2 Vomiting. -3 Refutation, contradiction. -4 Opposition. -5 Dropping (a sound or letter. A. mark : Yoga control 8. ; TrtirfSjrrffrrEu. 3. 48. -4 ; oily kind. -2 Logic, disputation. -3 Certainty, ascertainment. 4 A purging clyster. -5 A sentence having no ellipsis, a complete sentence. M<>.^ui ] Ascertainment. -2 Administering enemas not of an oily kind. -3 Causing to purge with a clyster. j%^ 1 To go out from, -2 To beexcluded, be- 3 P. Ved. depart, leave. come deprived f$T3? of. Dissolved, decaying, en- ervated, weakened. fii^fa; !/ Decay, destruction, disolution. -2 A calamity, evil, bane, 557 dvenlty *j ft wtefr ft^nf: U. -3 An imprecation, a curse. -4 Death or destruction personified, the goddess of death or destruction, the regent of the south-western quarter ; Mi. 11. 119. -5 Tha bottom of the earth. a. Noiseless. Killing, slaughter. P. i To go out 1 ; depart ; S. 4 f*irn: !44>l$[ - 9. 83 S. 6. 3 ; a. or forth, gtH^nftl-;27 ; Ms. S. 3. ; To spring 26. -2 yr^~ forth, arise Ptfa K. 136. -3 To remove ag in fSnnrfJrsrfr; -4 To be cured of a disease. -5 To come out or appear ( as a bud ); S. 6. 3. -6To go away, disappear. -J To bs freed from (with abl ). -S Toenter intoor attain to any state, undergo, suffer. ; jrcfrfttfTwrf ; frJr: Come I appeared. -2 Gone away, departed. -3 Disappeared, become extinct. -4 Freed from. -5 Removed. f^TH: 1 ing away ; vanishing, Going forth or ont, goB. H. 3. -2 Departure, passing away ; R. 19. 40. -3 A door, an outlet, egress w:(rwnrr%fcT: srri> K. 159. -4 ; Exit, issue. A door. keeper Going out or 1 A -3 forth. -2 door- chambarlain, ( V ). - 1 P. 1 To conquer, defeat. 51;Bk. 2. 52; 7. 94; Y. 3. 292. -2 To win, acquire by conquest MB. 8. 154. -3 To vanquish in a play. -4 To surpass, excel. ; -j 0. ; 4. 21. p- I Conquered comAcquired, pletely, vanquished. -2 gained, won. -3 Claimed. A spring, waterfall, fff|r^: -^ cataract, cascade, mountain-torrent 13 ; jtit iSrF^rft TTt Nag. 4; B. 2. ; Santi. 2. 17, 21 A 1 of words. ( flrjm col' vocabulary, lection A -2 table of ). ftifloY Rubbing, friction. a. Bobbing. -* A den- tifrice. f?tgf^ Destruction. 1 A -2 whirlwind, a violent gust of wind, hurricane^. -3 The noise of contending winds ( vapours? ) Ac. in the fo^ K. 9 1. 38, 4. 105, 7, Y. 64 ; Ms. 1. 145; U. 2. 4 ; twanging prjftr A river, ftofir? 1 Ascertainment, determination. -2 Positive conclusion, set- tlement. f3rofnr*r 1 Making certain. -2 The ,uter angle of the elephant's ear. proffer jw-jJ- Settled, decided ; determined, resolved, &c. f^oiw 7t. Decisive, conclusive m. A judge. -2 A voucher. -3 A I guide. 6 U. ject Rnifj dispel. monntain- To See &c. Ms. 4. 250. -2 To remove, -3 To drive away, expel. -4 fff Removal, banishment. : a -^ 1 - frorra: Ved. I The joint of a wing(?). -2 Excessive bending. Rf&Trt3U. To wash, 1 R. 17. 22 ; 1.191 Y. clean, Ms. ; -2 To dress oneself. foffcfiP-P- 1 Washed, purified, cleansed B. 17. 22. -2 Expiated, atoned. fjfrr Hard. 1 Shameless. cavern. -2 A Essence K Washing. -2 Expiaatonement Mv. 4. 25. ; f^ro^a. Ved. 1 Clearing, washm. 1 A ing. -2 Well-nourished. form, shape. -2 A bright or shining garment. -3 Purification, washing. ppjfc: 1 Washing, cleaning. -2 Ablution. -3 Atonement, expiation. A sound -2 A Ac. R. 9. 64 in general; Ve. loud noise, rattling, 1 Tirrft-qtft : ; A washerman. f^ifspr I Ablution. -2 Expiation, atonement ( for an offence ). ftrjft 1 To take or -2 To determine, P. carry asceraway or off. tain, settle, decide, come to a decision, fix, resolve upon qfsurcjqrT*?iTTOT^r ProfFr Dk. Ki. 11. 39. I ; qtnm<mr HrtfVlWT: U. Removing, removal. -2 ascertainment, decision, settleaffirmation, determination, ment tj^pf Aof*fr 3THT: S. 1. 28 Ms. 8. 301, 409 ; 9. 250, Y. 2. 10 ; PtdHriN wmfir Ki. 2. 29. -3 Complete 3. ; 5^ in- ( Pl4'rff -2 {:, Pitiless. frr^. A ] -3 cave, waterfall, spring. t ) breaking, de- Splitting, stroying. f$(%g 1 -7 Mad, toxicated. 5. 127. ; forcing out, bringing out. Unkind, unfeeling, unmerciful. -2 Rejoicing over the faults of others.-3 Envious.-4 A busive, slanderous. -5 Useless, unnecessary. -6 Violent. the sun. ; back, re?t- ?ir* %* repudiate. f^- N. of one of the horses of .: To throw 1 wffTrRrvt ;^vrT;rr : fiWk:, f^ofk, under Settling, conclusive 1 ftorftrer -2 Determining. T ft^<j mountain. sfasf {ja^r^TiTflt Mv. 6. 40. TTJ^: U. 2. 20 f5raf*r; 1 earth-qaake. -5 A thunder-stroke. -6 A stroke in general sr -3 A ; An T: I R. 1. 36. Barn- fj ; fj^ofcro: ftvfH: A tn. 1 elephant. 4. 6. ; ing claff. -2 An horse of the gun. f5rrSrr%:/- a tree. slaughter. contents Prt}<|ui Complete ft&xp- tion, jf Killing, : vic- frr^fi: / tory, subjugation, vanquishing* M. 1. -6 Application of a conclusive argument. -7 ( In Bhet. ) Narration of events. -Oomp. -qrjr : a sentence, decree, verdict ( in law ). ; Perceivable The hollow of : forth, 3. purify ftifa't tattered. f%f3f B. torren*. forth or out, > come Visible, appeared. fMfWr, Country, region, place. nTir.j). Rgg ed - fSr^T:, ; Amaru. 61 ; Ved JIgT a - ; 5. 30. P. 1. fSr^nr a. 1 -2 Without burn, consume. distress, pain. Burnt. -2 Unburnt. 1 . f2|%if;T To 1 -2 To torment, Burning, consuming. or heat. ir Burn- fire ing, consuming. A T%5T(? m. 1 weeds, weeder. -2 A digger up ox donor. -3 A husbandman, reaper. 1 fotffttT Torn, rent. -2 open ; Si. 18. 28. ftf^vr P- P- 1 Anointed, smear- Opened, ed. split -2 Well-fed, P. RT%^6 cate, show 1 corpulent, stout. point out, indif^f^ ?!^ S. 7 ; st- To 1 ; ijSictf -2 To assign, 3? make a reference to. foretell, predict. ootuuiend. 6 To -4 To -5 To advise, tell, re- communicate. direct. -8 To enumename. -9 To define, determine. -10 To describe. -U To -7 To enjoin, rate, specify, inference, conclusion, Deduction, demonstration ( in logic ). -4 Dis- denounce, accuse. f*r%vp-p- I Pointed out, shown, cus. ion, investigation, consideration. verdict, judgment ; indicated. -2 Specified, particularized. -3Doacribed. -4 Assigned, allot- -5 Sentence, 558 ted. -5 Asserted, declared.-o Ascertained, determined. -7 Ordered. Pointing out, showing, 1 ffrffilt. indicating. -2 Order, command, direction ; B. 12. 17. -3 Advice, instruction. -4 Telling, Baying, de- -5 Specifying, claring. fSr^ri -6 Ascertainment. -7 Vicinity, proximity. -8 Description, designation. Pointing out, '' show- ing &o. An m. authority, a guide. - s* 8 under (V^. IPaway, cleanse ; * 3ra1: 8 Si. To wash 1 off or 51 foith, or escape from. foqfa p.p. Washed I -2 Polished, bright. f^J 5, 9 U. 1 To shake or throw off, remove, dispel, expel, destroy; frtljih'JTSfh'^rwT Git. 12. 5. 17 ; B. 12. 5TRf5l'jtrej?H -3 To abandon, throw away. -4 To repudi- disregard. forsake, ate, disown, reject. torment, distress. -6 brandish. -5 To afflict, To move about, Shaken off, remored dispelled. -2 Deserted, reject* bereft. -4 ed. -3 Deprived of, Avoided. -5 Refnted.-6 Destroyed. -7 Broken, divided. -8 Suffered. undergone. -9 Cast off or away, A man deserted thrown away. frinp-p- *Tg fa^tr: ; ^ ; Accusation. A -5 See a. 1 contest, dispute. ftf^or. broken in Shattered, -2 Bent, bowed. pieces. & a. Hard, firm ( ). 10 A 1 To revile, cen- sure, abuse. -2 To surpass, eclipse, put to shame ; Ku. 3. 53. -3 To ; fr*ff3ntj>. p. 1 Threatened. -2 Abnsed, reproached. 1 ; 2 P. r To 1 To shine forth, shina; B. 11. 65. -2 proceed, arise, start into view;^ft f3tf>d Ms. 5. 44 2. 10. f Kir;*? ; or ftfar: Appearing shining his relations and friends. To deterfo$ 1 P., 10 U. I mine accurately, settle, fix; f^ftrfftdstf &^hr ig??wr ^g 9ifara? Si. 2. 70; 9. 20. -2 To specify, particularize. -3 To take out from. Phrfo, fiftrhof 1 Specifying or separating one out of many ; 7ft*? fttjfotP- 113.41; V. 3. 92. -2 Determining, settling, deciding. Certainty, ascertainment. f^rfi?ff.P' f- Determined, tained, fixed, settled, &c. -3 ascer- Ascertainable. -2 Resolute, energetic. -3 Bold, fearfSty^q- a. I less, actively f^^ 9 7 U. I To tear up, burst fiffiqr tear asunder, break or pieroe or presn, urge, insist upon, per- p. I Fixed or fastened upon.-2 Urged,importuned, pressed. f^^hi: 1 Insisting nc, intentnesB, upon, pertinacity, persist MB. 7. 5;. 1.13. -2 ( a ) To form Construct ;^r5f^ftT^ H 1 (6) ize ( as a town &c. "TTOTt ) f?rifo Htfa^itB. 15. 28. -3 To 5 Tjtr *rj cause, Imild, To cause to be settled, colon; yrfifrlMiftiflifr ; Kn. 1. 47. -4 To compce, write ; wr?l3nrr ^ifrqr ?rJlr srrwf. -5 To prepare, manufacture in general. T%H?of 1 Measuring, meting out wsjTv^-raf^nrrof P. 1. 4. 31 Virt. -2 Measure, reach, extent sfVHMlHnot haying Pr*frT: ( TH5: ) Ram reached the full measure of growth.' ; ; ' -3 Producing,forming,making, creation, formation, manufacture disclose, betray, divulge -5 f^rj Dk., f^rt#^?f f3W*f ibid. Si. 16. 23, U. 3. 1. -3 To break down, destroy. -4 To ascertain, find out, discover. -5 To excavate. -6 To put out ( the eyes ). fttfhr p- p. 1 Split asunder, -2 Pierced broken open, rent. through, transfixed. fH*?%: 1 Bursting, dividing, -3 A asunder. -2 ting A $f?it crea- form ; frr ft BfrsfTOTBjfhf MAI, 9. 49. shape, make,figur; f5TT sp^frrgm^: Mv. position, work. -7 A 1. -6 Com-8 A building. -9 Essence, pith, marrow. -10 ( With Buddhists ) Transformation. orr Fitnexs, propriety, decorum. Orffd p-p. 1 Constructed, built, formed, prepared, made &c.-2 Artipart, portion. ficial. rent. f^f^R-; / Production, creation, formation , any artistic production ; Exbetrayal. -4 declaration ; mention or Disclosure, plicit ; A split- split, nmft K. P. i. M. 4. -5 Ths bed of a river. -6 Determination of an affair, event. f5pHi a. 1 Having no rent. -2 Not to be pierced through. -3 Disap- a. Pure, clean, stainless. Purity, clearness, stainlsaness- -2 The remains of an offering to a deity, such a flowers; ftrfFqtfifr- pointed. wgwicfTRf*1 '^ ? 10. f^jjjr p. -3 straight. p. Distorted. 1 -2 against each other ; -4 Pressing Mai. 6. 12. Ved Disappearing. 9 P- 1 To churn, shake, sr^^irif f^tffaTTR^ Mb. -2 To produce or excite flre by rubbing. -3 To bruise.thresh, beat violently. -4 To destroy comdown. pletely, crusn stir round ; pr&i:, frnVr, 1 T ^'i.M^Ml T^: S. Til. -3 Flowers used and cast offi,fad- ed or withered flowers f^ulf^yu Bent. 3Tfy sist in. producing fire by friction. foft 3 A., 2 P. I To make, create, bring into existence ; Profit V. 1. 9; ftniuiMHl: ; 1, To 1 importune. -2 To a. 1 To be stirred or churned. -2 To be produced by friction *tf The wood used for ( as fire ). through w^r f^rnT^ragt w TKT: V. 5. 6; Bk. 9. 67 ; frfoftvft jrfSrafHTo : V. 2. 83. -2 working. P. stick. . forth. fr-. by wood used for producing fire by -3 Bobbing two pieces of wood together to produce fire. -4 Destruction, havoc, U. 5. 8. -Oamf. ^TT 1.3 1 above. -2. a charnfagfriction. Si. 6. 62. f3r>fof*-!TT i Threat, menace ; Si. 15. 87. -2 Abuse, reproach, reviling, cleans- off, ed. tempt, fsN'V urgency *rtB, 14, 32 ST S. 3. -3 Obstiu.cy. -^ lac. ; 70. 5. 43, or request, *r srirr? blame. -3 Malignity. -4 Red paint, prtTK. -2 To stream spring from. -3 To run out i*f5H%: R. mand jre--. menace &c ( ij^orr ) R. 5. 2i; Ku. -2 Importunity, a pressing de- particuiariz- ation, specification, specific mention; Mbh. ; Bg. .17. 23. *rr"iHr P*33W 66. Prflfw:, Rubbing, churning, fSnfm* 1 -2 .The stirring. l QaV Tj 6 P. 1 To free, liberate, release; f^ R. 1. 46 Bg. abandon. ; 7. 28. -2 To leave, quit, fafSiKP- P- 1 Set free ttMd, liberated ; B. 1. 46. -2 Freed from worldly attachments. -3 Separated, w: A snake which has disjoined> lately cast off its skin. , 559 U:/. Freedom, liberation. A -3 head-ornament. crest, peg projecting from a wall. -4 Wood placed in a wall for pigeons to build their nests or to perch upon. -S A door, gate. -6 Extract, decoction. f^pspfr Pulling out or off, tearing . I Betting free, liberating. .2 A bide, skin ; especially, the Si. slough of a serpent ; R. 16. 17 10. 47 ; N. 1. -3 Armour, mail. -4 ; Th* sky, heaven. -5 Atmosphere. off, Liberation, deliverance; R. fsftffqr: Tearing Liberation, deliverance To eradicate, ex- off. scratching. a Scraping, 1 -2 An instrument for scraping, tirpate. scraper. ftibpt Eradication, uprooting, ex- The slcngh of tirpating ( fig. also ); qrifftq&qqrff: 3h, 3. 72. 2 P. To wipe off, wash oat. 2 P. f^4 off fimtsht Cleaning, washing wiping oat. to its 'a snake. Tointerpret,explain; :. -2 To derive, trace as a word ).-3To ( 1 etymology ; relate, tell, declare, name, call. annoonce.-4 To p.p. Wiped off, washed out, ft^qrf Utterance, pronunciation. -2 A proverbial expression, proverb. -3 Etymological interpretation, etymology. -4A vocabulary , an index. f^^ff ^ r*ft $^T* S. D. 1. 10 U. 1 To return, restore f^jf^ fiqfaq yfjpTrw V. 5- Ms. 11. 164. rubbed out ; ; -2 To requite, repay, retaliate {prPJSwnrf** f** finfnnufft % Kam. -3 To forgive, pardon. ftqfa? 1 Returning, -2 To restoring, as of a de- ' as time U. 4. setting out, -4 -2 Vanishing, disappear- 97 fully, ) calf , a foot-rope in $ft f gSRT: Si. departure. -2 Departure from life, dying, death. Exit, 3 trees or plants, pilot, boatman. Exudation I Extract, infusion, decoction. Any thick fluid substance. f*fj$: 1 A of gum, juice, retin ; R. 1. 38 j Ms. 5. 6. -2 pinnacle, turret, -3 ( Malli renders ftftfby ratK : and qaotee Vaijayanti perhaps it was so called from its resemblance to the shape of an elephant in rut ); ; . -2 A go to the end of ing. Carrying out, effectat Accomplishment, completion see H$?OT. > ing. 1 -2 Removing. ftpriftr^C charging ( a. 1 wound as a ft*? 2 P. -2 Dis- Effecting. ). To blow. -2 To be 1 cooled, be cool or assuaged ( figalso ); yjfriTdiitim^fr f>;s$ Si. 1. 65 ; be Snbhash. -3 To blow be extinct ; extinguished, t . . Ku. 28. Snbh&ah ; fV 3. 52 Catts. ( ; Si- 14. -6fTqirf?r Mu. To blow 85 ) 1 ; 3. or put out, extinguish, destroy, kill; R. -2 To cool, alleviate the heat of, act as a refrigerant ;qijiV jr^qrow 3. 58. fNr RiiM^ftJ SlffaWfT: Mil. 6. Ratn. 3. 11; R. 19.56. -3 To gratify, 1*3 soothe, comfort ; R. 12. 63. finfiatp-p. I Blown or put out ; extinguished ( as a lamp or fire ) ; r^ y j J K _.llr.t ,..jjj^jjj| \7o 1 7 | *1 1^ |U|q ^q M^I*i|O\('J|| V o J. | Ku. 2. 23. -2 Lost, disappeared. -3 Dead, deceased. -4 Liberated from existence. -5 Set ( ai the inn ). -6 -2 To dwell abroad. Cau. To f^^ffl^ nishment. -2 Killing, slaughter. -3 Leaving one's home, living abroad only in this sense ). IP. -3 To live cbaplet, \ To 1 carry cut, ex- -2 To be finished. npon,Jive by the aid of. To take to the end of, *n,r complete, finish, manage IS ^51-Jin^H^ *ii MI i*tfl S- 3. -2 To carry cut, ; -3 To pass, ; end, sustaining ; E. 1. 131 ; ej sj^rf- nishing from sight, disappearance. -3 Dissolution, death. -4 Final liberation or emancipation from matter aad reunion with theSupremeSpirit, eternal blisn tsnrrSN': 4 | f*M|uiH(Q H^sk^dtl / Ki. 11. 69 ; R. 12, 1. -5 extinction or annihilation, complete extinction of individual or worldly existence. (With Baddhists)Absolute -^Perfect and perpetual calm, repose; Ki. 18. 39. -7 Complete satisfaction or pleasure, supreme bliss, highest 3^ 33*1 >9|PniT^ S. 3. M. felicity Si. 4.23; V.3. 21. 3. 1 -SCessation, desisting. -9 Vacuity. -10 Union, ; ac- spend Pr^for 1 End, completion Si. 14. -2 Maintaining, carrying to the *" "* /^-' A""= 63. ; ; I complish, effect. ( as time ). Extinction e. as a period ). tricate oneself. Calmed, quieted. -7 Plunged. 1 ( Cau. pro- on columns or gates ); f^erfrff^gTW^Wiff: Si. 3. 55. ( where jeotiou I banish, drive away, expel; R. 14.67. 1 Expulsion, baPf*fa:, Banishing, expelling. Bailor, A -2 Marking, observing carefully. f%^ IP. 1 To live out, i. to 1- Pour- behold, observe, perceive, pttfuft 1 Looking at, seeing, sight. A . competency. -6 t | ftrfarCTf T 18. 41. -7 Iron. -5 provision, Describing, narrat- j fo <j uifa *i3*j3r ^f f^it f'W"^' Si . -6 rope for tying cattle or ; 1 To look at caremark attentively. -2 To ee r 10 D. ; general vessel (ladle -5 for pouring. T e slough of a snake. Gift, donation. &c. the feet of a bestowing. Particularly, ing out,' offering. the presentation of funeral offerings to the Manee, a libation ; Ms. 3.248 260. -3 Bestowing presents. -4 Eternal ing. emancipation, final beatitude. -5 The outer corner of the eye of an elephant <mor f^<||u|>rfifsf5f|p^ Dk ; seed).-3To -2 -3 Dying, death. 5. 41. on. competent -4 To offer libations especially -5 To perform. -3 Giving, out, go out pass, elapse fShrnfr 1 Exit, issue, -4 Subsisting 18. ; fr^ }. departure. present 2. ; to the Manea. Killing, salughter. To go -2 To Ma. Sufficiency, out, delivering, restitution ( posit ). -2 Payment of a debt. -3 Gilt, donation. -4 Retaliation, requital, revenge ( as in^n%ftrT ) -5 f^iff 2 P. I of ; R. IS. 83. P. ITo pour out,eprinkle. scatter, strew (as offer, steadfast adherence, perseverance 1 fij^l ; Carrying on, accomplish- 1 ing, performing.-2 Completion, end. -3 Carrying to the end, supporting, ; . ftpfar denouement; : Robbing, plnndering.-2 1 t>3^4 10 U. ( peeling. f5r^3^ 10.2; -3 Destruction, annihilation. In dramas ). The catastrophe, the last stage in which the action of the play is brought to a head, the ru. 24. -4 association, confluence. -U The bathing of an elephant, as in srftqfa at K.1.71.-12In8truction in sciences. -Ooiop. g^Tof offering oblations to the dead ( ? ). nfa s a almost . 560 vanished or departed sea underf3f$f ; (3) above. *r^: final emancipation or deliverance, final beatitude. faTpr: See 1 -2 Putting out, fire ). -3 Alms. ftfoir. extinguishing ( as PH?i|u| 1 An offering, oblation, a funeral oblation. -2 A gift, donation. -3 Potting out, extinguishing. -4 V. P. ^4 To feel, experience. -5 To reward, recompense. ftfVj>- p- I Enjoyed, attained, experienced. -2 Fully enjoyed or abed. -3 Obtained as wages ; fitfS* Gautama. -4 in. -6 Arrived far3?r*h married. -5 Engaged who has Gaining, obtaining. -2 at, attained to. -7 One Pouring out, scattering, sowing ( as seed ). -5 ( a ) Offiering,giving. (6). maintained the sacred Offering oblations(especially funeral) employment. -3 Eating, enjoyment, use. -4 Beturn of payment. -5 Expiation, attonement. 6 Marriage. -7 Fainting, swoon- -6 Allaying.alleviation. pacification ; -7 Annihilation. -2 Killing, slaughter. -9 sitfafrTCooling, refreshing jfqrirrv S. 3. -10 A refrigerant or ; Wages, 5 U. ( usually in p. p. only ) feel happy, ba pleased or satisfied firfm v&fi'frnj: Si. 10. 3. fj^ To 1 ft.ilMf)<j a. Extinguishing, blowing, blowing out. -2 Allaying the-heat of, cooling ; ?wr <j^r frrTiSj- see w <JT if STRT: S. 3. 12. Blame, reproach. Scandal, bad rumour, obloquy 1 ]%qt?: ; hire, ing. cooling application. ftfllMrtm 1 fifi^-. ; below. fiffl Satisfied, contended, f*f(ft n S. Z ; S. 4 ; 5. 1. from care or anxiety, seI filfop.p. happy ; -2 Free B. cure, at ease. -3 Ceased, ended. 4 A. To be dissatisfied of disgusted with ( with instr. ) ; Pt. ft-Rr$- 1. 240. ftf^vijf p. p. 1 Despondent, depressed ; Mk. 1. 14. -2 Overcome with fear or sorrow. -3 Emaciated with grief. -4 Abased, degraded.-5 Disgusted with anything ; JT?? Known, ff?: certain. 1 Disgust, -3 loathing. -2 Depression of despondency ; qftMk. 1. 14. -4 Humivqift' liation. -5 Grief. -6 Complete inspirits, difference to worldly objects ; Bg. 8. 52. ( regarded as the feeling which gives rise to the sentiment called 5fta quietude f^rfvrfv- ); 4 ;( see-B. G. under ftift). -7 Selfdisparagement or humiliation ( regarded as one of the 33 subordinate feelings 14. is ) cf. the definition in ; G. under fW? ; ( the following there given as an instance ztft ; ii -8 Shame. ). Satisfaction, 1 ; ^pf -4 Completion, accomplishment. -5 Freedom. -6 Disappearance death, To enjoy 1 4>Tr5l B. 6. 34 1 ; 4. 61 14. 80 Ku. 3 ; ; 18. 1. 29. ; ^sifffgiriv^r^ B. 12. 6. 50 ; 9. 36 ; 13. 60 ; 3 19. ; 47 ; He. 110 ; -2 To adorn, embellish. To marry ; f^ly f*)o4,4 P- P- Mu. 2. 18. ed ; ). Completed, finish- -2 Orown, increased, 5S$f3r^ffi>*nr Mil. 7 6. 17 ( ?qftct Jagad-3 Vindicated, fully shown, developed dhara chasm. 1 ; ; proved true, carried out faithfully or to the end jr j U. 3 ; fSfttf Mai. 8 ; ; Mai. 10 4, 9. ; Mv. 7. 8. -4 Deserted, abandoned. End, completion. -2 -3 A door, gate. -4 A peg or bracket projecting from a wall. -5 Decoction of. ftfjf. A ft^fsh/- 1 crest. helmet, ex. crement. f^f 1 P. 1 To take or draw out B. 14. 42. -2 To from, extract carry out the dead body Ms. 5. 91 Y. 3. 15. -3 To remote ( as a fault Ac. ). -4 To carry or take away. -5 To export ( goods mix together or ( ; -6 To change ). clothes Ac. ). Carrying out dead bodies to be burnt, carrying corpses to the funeral pile. -2 Taking forth, carrying or drawing out, extracting, re- f^rof 1 moval. -3 Booting up, extirpation, destruction. ; destruction. ,. r: I Taking away, removing, removal .-2 Drawing out,extraoting. -3 Booting up, destruction. -4 Carrying out a dead body to be burnt. -8 Accumulation of a private store of wealth, private hoard Ms. 9. 199. -6 Evacuation of the natural excrements of the body ( opp. wrsjc ). -7 . 1 A. 1 To cease, come to Bk. 8. 69. -2 To be got or accomplished B. 17. 18 Ms. 7.61. -3 To be withheld, not to happen Caut. To perform Bk. 16. 6. ; ; ; ; ; socsmplish, finish, complete, arrsrt fHfcflWKrK. 16;R.2.45 j 3. 33; 11. 30. ; Putting forth or out. -8 Setting aside, excluding, leaving. (ffoT/-) 1 Completing, accomplishing, finishing, executing, performing &o. -2 Desisting. Accomplishment, completion, execution. friffn^a. 1 -2 Desisting. Completing, accom- plishing &o. -2 Acting rudely, uncivil, impolitic. fr^r p- p- Accomplished, attained, performed &c. ; Ku. 7. 11. Mffar/. 1 Accomplishment, fulfilment Ms. 12. 1. -2 Completion, end. -3 ( In gram. ) Discontinuance of the influence of one rule over another ( opp. 3?3ff3r ) -4 Besult, ; P. A hole, pain- from ; / happiasrfr fsff%ness, pleasure,' bliss V. 2. 9; B. 9.38; 12. itatT% W*: 65 8. 1. 19 ; Si. 4. 64, 10. 28 ; Ei. 3. 8. -2 Tranquillity, rest, repose ; Ku. 5. 55; Pt. 1. 203. -3 Final emancipation or liberation from worldly existence ; yrt ft^T^Ov. 4. 14. WOT?t RiTlft ^sSffif THfr%: an end cloy. despair, Satiety, -3 pain, Freedom ; ; report. pain. -2- ; 14. 34. Rumour, afflicting. prg7^-: Evacuation, voiding -2 -3 Decision of a controversy. -4 Absence of dispute (ii^r*rn? ).-5 fire. Extreme 1 ing, fruit. -5 Ceasing, desisting, abstaining from. -6 Inactivity. -7 Impropriety. -8 Final beatitude. A weaver's shuttle. 1 ftutft^ Carrying out. -2 Difspreading wide ( as fragrance ). -3 Fragrant. fusive, f^fih /. Taking^eut of onV mj. removal. i^r/r^t A sound in general ; B. 1.41. A troop of Maruts. -Oomp. the celestial Ganges. ftfftt f^f^TT, ftrt?ni*l A cow. f%5Jt 4 A. 1 To stick or adhere to, lie alight or rest upon, settle upon Bb. 14. 76 ; ; 2. down or fsKsfF'J' 5 -2 ^r?-T ^vftsFT To lurk or hide, hide oneself in Jjjr^V qrj$ifa Bk. Git. 2. -3 15. 32 frrrft tff% To hide or conceal oneself from i ; ; &&n 561 M. with ( fs^t A 1 the lair hiding place, den of animals, a nest (of or -2 An abode, Si. 9. 4. bouse, dwelling oft. at the end ot comp. in the nense of living or residing in '. -J Hiding oneself. -4 Total destruction. -5 dis- appearance 2. i5. sense ^ pra^ fyn$ ; ( where 1 also the word R Ku. 5.72 ). boube, habitation, abode, residence, dwelling. A : 1 A A undergarment f^rrw: > cloth, Living, dwelling, residhabitation, ; resting-place jSrwnTfSrTTTT: Mk. 1 15 Si. 4. 63 5. 21 Bg. 0. 18 ; Mk. 3. 23. 3 Passing the night. -4 ; ftrfTT* 1 Settling in a place, alighting.-2 A place of refuge,houge, dwelling, habitation. -3 The act of going out. f*f ; A ; dregs, garmtfut. -SNigtitquarters. receptacle, isyluin snrSi. 1. 1. to. Not speaking, ceasftq-4^ ing to gpART holding the tongue ( regarded as a iriltor preposition, or a separate word, when used with f ind. ; frr^ g- ftT^ffjr, . 76 ;ptr ; P. 1. 4. JJT hid. valley. also fs**wr in this ; sense ). ftjT^l P. 1 To scatter about, sow as seed ). -2 To offer (as ( oblations), especially to the Manes *m: Ms. mg%r 4 38. 216 3. ; H?*?rr*bm Ku ftwT* 1 *gc?r fjfet- - ^ 86 yfr fSrtumfti* 9; Tt*T ; Mu. 4~ 5. 91, in general. -3 ftwrfrnrfrTHrqr%i>: R. 8. f^urf A gift PUi^W! A sower, 5. 8. 15. t?rgsr^ 3nn%*5^ ; soatterer. fjfaT a. Preventing, warding off. One who prevents. -2 Protec- tion, covering. an immarried virgin, f^wrfT <* [ Rf tr ft^jfr ^r nicflswi^] Sheltered from the wind, not 19. 42. -2 windy, calm R. 3. 17 1 ; I. 1 S 8. To of. 1. P. 1 To arrft ftTfflft 26 H* ; ; " Not speaking, silent. A cow whose calf is dead and who is milked by means of another calf. vious, dense, impenetrable 15. 4 Gross, coarse. 5 To sojourn, 71 r close pact, 5?-^- ) Com- i TTrSr%ffm?S*f>m^Rr A Si. 7. 20. -2 Uoarso, gross.- -^r crookcd-noSo. A. f, take a seat To 1 sit down, ^is^STTW'rs^wsrH Si. 1. 19. -2 To halt, en( siren ) R. 12. 68. -3 To enter camp ; ; ; Bk. 28. form pass the night. ; R. 11. ) ( I 2 To P. ( tell, with dat. 6. the TiTTfVjrrt s*> ftf^irft S. infTfT- 5>r?T7rr Tsrw'Sfrit fft^vrw: <'M., K. 2. 68. 2 To declare or announce oneself ; $?jt 4, S. 1. to, To be be intent on, graimr"Kft f^sfT^tniw f>r??t!Tt Ms. 2. 8. -6 To marry ' ) -7 To alight, ; keep Hsforff ; TTT% fW?nrfsr 14.4; R. 6. 16, 4.3a, To seat, install R. 15. 7. 97. ; cause to settle in R. 57. -5 11. Kj- -3 -4 To 63. get married life, ** n*>?T i^urTJnnriaw S. 4. 19 ; ; To encamp (as an 37. -6 To R. 5. 42, 16. draw, p*int, portray );. ftrifr f^*3* Tft*f^riTmiiirr S. 2. 9 M. 3. 11. -7 To commit to writing, inscribe on V. 2. 14. -8 To intrust or commit to Mu. 5. 7 R. 19. 4. -9 To introduce. -10 To found ( city ). ; ; ; ; ; - communicate, ; -4 143, ft Bulky. generally in ) 4. 12. 38. ; voted or attached to practise -6 Crooked -nosvd. large. ca*i. r%n Without i space or interstices, close, compact. -JFirm, tight, fast; frftat gr?: R. 9. 58, 19. 44. -3 Thick, imper- dwell, ; 4 fttf^ftp- j>- I Made known, announced, told, communicated. -2 'Delivered, giveu, entrusted, &c. fSffcraf Offering of food to an idol cf. H^a. army (rr*ortns!rf>T: live, >TS$ Bg. 12. -2 To be, exist Pt. 1. 31. -J occupy, settle ID, take possession ; , refuge, dwelling, an agylum.- 2 An impenetrable coat of mail. ^ 1 A place sheltered from toe wind pr^TtTi3rtjf*tT JT^fa Ku. 3. 48 Ki. 14. 37 ; R. 13. 52, 3. 17 Bg. 6. 10. -2 Absence of wind, calm, stillness; R. 12. 36. -3 A secure spot. -4 A armour. strong ftffc{ ; epithet of Siva. q*r, ; of one of the seven winds. -3 N. of one of the seven tongues of fire. girl. tay Git. 1. f^Tf: 1 A multitude, collection, quantity, heap^; {rars^ft*?: Bh. 3. 37 so *rJT, siiJra 4c. -2 N. or offering T: 1 f%^n A relating, a communication, an; nouncement. -2 Delivering, entrusting. -3 Dedication. -4 Representation. -S An offering or oblation. -H: ; U. 1 To bring or lead near. -2 To bear up, sustain, sup1 ; I Seed, grain, seed-corn. offering to the Manes of deceased parents or other relatives, a libation of water &c.atthe Sraddha i in- Making known, I ). T: 40 iW^Jr proclaiming fixed on, be directed towards ; 54-f%W?l%: R- 14. 66. -5 To be do- -2 An ; -3 Invocation. (5f^5> a. Informing, coir, inimical ing &c. direction. secure. -4 Well-armed, accoutred in strong mail A ff: { throwing down. -2 Sowing. -3 offering to the Manes, an oblation in honour of one's deceased ancestors <& *. ftwtpnf* f5rr- ceremony ; habitant. Safe, An r* M *'- make or diliver over to. iWr^/. Ved. 1 Speech, a short Vedic text. -2 Instruction, precept, Unhurt, uninjured, unobstructed. -3 f^r) : out, 8. 6. 24. Dwelling, residing. in ; the care of, An -2 Wearing, dressed or clothed Ka. 7. 26. m. A resident, nn * ; 367 -3 To immo- ) Scattering down, pouring ; 1 v^Tqrsw '^^r^ K. ^rojrret ;i)T*;$ 8. 7 ; R. 9. 82 ( an animal late, kill ( as ; Residence. -2 Sojourn. -3 Spending time. port ). I^?T /. A Downwards ( 1 ; . Changed, transformed. -6 Full. ; -6 Refuge, offer of ; an Si. 10. 60; R. 19.41. ; 4 To'VfferJ mako an Tmrsr^w 'iV^T^ R. 15. 70, 11. 47, Ms. 2. 51 Y. 1. 27. -5 To eotrust to habitation house, garment, -2 A bouse abode, ing. $-, , R. 17.40. ; present, give, ^TJ^r Village. dwelling. -2 show dicato, betray, To change one's / A fNHfih . is usexl in wear or put dreas, clothes. ; Setting, To 1 on clothes. -2 birdg); residence, A. II. 2 ; ffTrjfoftT* SOTT: Sk. perish. ) -4 Todie, -3 to. in- fl- -2 Encamped I ; Seated, sitting upon. R. 12. 68. -3 Fix- ed or intent npoo. -4 Concentrated, subdued, controlled Ku. 5. 31. -S Initiated. 6 Arranged. -7 Entered, ; gone into. /. (Ved.) Cop'jlation, coition. 562 -3 ( a ) A camp, encampment ing place, set ( as the sun ). -14 To be forbiddenCans. I To cause to return, send back ; B. 2. 3, 3. 47, 7. 44. To -2 Entering, entrance. 1 ED camping, halt- halting. $rTT- ; 33* ^KTT -' B. 5. 49, 7. 2 Si. 17. 40 Ki. 7. 27. -4 A house, an abode, a dwelling ; Ki. 4. 19. -5 Expanse, contour ( of the breast ) ; Ki. 4. 8. -6 Depositing, delivering. jt -7 Marrying, marriage, settling in life. -8 Impression, copy. -9 Military array. -10 Ornament, decoration -It Founding ( a town ). 1 entrance Entering, . A A ! Not Want alike. different, j 1 Wearing the sacred thread ronnd the neck ( making it hang down like a garland ) abstaining from ( with abl. ). -4 Deslating from work, inactivity ( opp. i*3* ) ; Kam. 1. 28. -5 Bringing back Amaru. 84. -9 Repenting, a I desire to improve. -7 rods ). -8 ( 20 land from ( with abl. a. N. V. -2 The thread so worn. J. -fr (r t , A mantle. veil, frtffiK a. Wearing the sacred thread ronnd the neck ( like a garland ). 5, 9. 1 U. To surround, en- f^ close Bk. Cans. 29. 14. To 1 keep away from, avert off, ( with abl. ) 3wfr ffcrnr Bb. 2. 72 Tt sf^Tfwni Kn. 5. 3.-1 To surround, ; j protect. ftwt, flrtrntf 1 Keeping oft, preventing, warding off; ^ifJnrr^W R. 2. 5. -2 Prohibition, impediment. f^jf p. p. Snrroundedi enclosed. A mantle, wrapper. fc/. Covering, enclosing. (f;, JT i tur.J A. ^ T ; veil, To come back, 1 Hiim<> tllrtiS re- mqriJt fl mft \Sf4 S. 3. 1 &n. 4. 30 ; B. 2. 40; JBg. 8. 21; 15. 4. -2 To flee Bk. 5. 102. -3 To from, retreat R. 5. turn away from, be averse to ; ; ; 23; 7. 61. abstain -4 To from WW vrsjnrra 1- 18 ; measure of Keeping back from, returning -2 Desisting or abstaining from. -3 Allowing to return or turn back. ; cease, JWHRT Ms. frfSnrtWfa 5. desist or fJrrcfor 49, 3TST3T: 1. wfcrt- 53 U. ; 4. Bk. -5 or absolved from, to escaps Bg. 1- 30. -6 To leave off speaking, ceaae, atop. -7 To be removed, come to an end, cease, disMs. 11. appear Bg. 2. 59, 14. 22 185, 186. -8 To be accomplished or finished, come to an end. -9 To be withheld or withdrawn from. -10 To refuse, decline. -1 1 To be enJ be reversed. -13 gaged in. -12 To be freed ; ; ; inflections ) five first p- p- 1 Returned, turned back. -2 Gone, departed, vanished, disappeared. -3 Ceased, refrained or abstained from, stopped, desisted 1. 51. -4 Abstaining; from worldly acts, abstracted from this world, quiet. -S Repenting of improper conduct. -6 Finished, com^ pleted, whole ; see f^ with ft. 1 Return. -2 A mind free from the influence of passions. -Camp. 3^. m. 1 a sag.!. -2. an epithet of Vishnu. ir>T a. without further cause or motive. ( -or; ) a virtuous man, a man uninfluenced by world- WK one who ab- *rNr eating meat Tt*3 5HW! U. 4. ftf^j. ; *TT a. of sub- dued passions. (ftr a. quitting any practice or occupation. (3-7 a. with relenting heart. f^tl%: / * Beturning or comR. 4. ing back, return Si. 14. 64 87. -2 Disappearance, cessation, termination, suspension ; yiMfiH^ft >S'. 7 R. 8. 82. -3 Abstaining from work, inactivity ( opp. *?(% ). -4 qrorrAbstaining from, aversion 3. 63. -5 Leaving WTmiHsrfrrr: Bh. from. -6 Resignation, oil", desisting discontinuance of worldly acts or ; ; emotions, quietism, separation from the world. -7 Repose, rest. -8 Fe- -10 ing -9 Denial, refusal. Abolition, prevention.- 1)1 Ceasto be valid or binding ( as a rule. ) cf . Night. -2 1 a- Silent, not speaking. 4 fr 2. 2. -2 To 52, 9 know to tf!fart Ku. 41, Bk. 10 U. P., come listen to, 61; 5. 3 ; f?n$n S. 5. ; 4. 47 3. To 1 ; 2 ; hear, V*t ; B. 5. Us ; f^nsmnr fsniHT% Mil. 7. ; see, observe. f%5HT* Looking 1 -12 Completion. bsholding. at, -2 Seeing, sight. -S Hearing. -4 Becoming aware of. 4t R. 16. 40. housewife. tation, dwelling STT Tranquil, calmed, A house, habi- P- f. fsisrhl ; Observing, fSrsTTw: -Oo. perceiving, seeing. Seeing, beholding. 1 fr^ittf -2 obSight. -3 Hearing. -4 Repeated servation. -5 A shadow, reflection. ( STT TV.] meric. -3 ) f* Killing, Night; 1 JIT fsTBJT BK A slaughter. . 2. dream. -4 69. A -2 collective name for the zodiacal signs Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Sagittarius, and Capricorn. -Oonrp.-3Tff:, -snw; 1 an owl. -2. demon, ghost, goblin. 3W*: bdellium. Mi%8T7t. STfTTt 1-the passing away afcr:, -^*T* w^ = : night. -2. daybreak. blind at night aid Nishada q. v called 3ig^r. (=njr)the creeper of ; ; licity, beatitude. ; a. Honest, candid. . ly desires. stains from ). Turmeric. qiu'et, patient. Kn. aniw ). ; ; ward from A Turning back, flying 1 ; ft return. ; of difference, sameness. ( /. ( This word is optionally substituted for HSTT in all oases after ace. dual ; it has no forms for th re- ; inscribing. -5 An abode, a dwelling house habitation. -6 camp. -7 town or city. -8 nest, iff The Extent rf Perseverance, energy sr 1 ceasing. Beturning, turning or coming back, return trerat srrfwrra^t T 5-5- ft ^rrft fSfcrfcr Santi. 3. 2. -2 Not happening, ceasing. -3 Desisting or encamping. -3 Marrying, marriage. -4 Entering in writing, a. frost. -2 Taming buck, Halting, earth. expelling, moving. -4 Bringing back. lni< a. 1 Causing to -2 A -3 Abolishing, ing. An eddy, a whirlpool. -2 A whirlwind or a similiar phenomenon. - 3 Hoar- ; ; ; cover, an envelope. Covering, enveloping. a. Whirling. 1 r: turn away, divert B. 2. 28 Ku. 5. 11. -3 To accomplish, perform, finish, complete. Plw$q7 <* I Beturning, coming or turning back. -2 Stopping, ceas- ; PTn$|A To withdraw, keep away from ; A ": . , s the moon. -2. camphor. the first part of the night. snf^: the even3fr?fT turmeric. end of night, 3T*rfc twilight. ing qro 1. q^: a crane. day-break. the moon ; Ku. 4. 13. -2. a cocK.-3. ny a %3: the moon. ]. camphor. bed chamber. TTT a. moving about by night, night-stalk- ( TT-fr/. ) a fiend, goblin, an evil) I. R. 12. 69. -2. n epithet of 4. an owl. -5Siva. -3- a jackal. snuke. -6- the ruddy goose. 7- a n epitiwt of 1. Siva. tliiff. spirit ; 563 Bavaria. -2, (-ft) female a I. woman going fiend. -2- a meet. to her lover at night by appointment ; resolve ; M B. 11, 20 ( where the word is used in uense 1 also ). -3- a harlot. ^JR( ". darkness. frost. dew, grpf m. an owl. B. 12. 4 Ku. ; 5. -6 N. of a 5. figure in Bhetoric. fasrprer a. Who or what ascer- Ved. Pf -3 A ing. ence. W:=frin? q. v. plTWT * A small bed or couch. -2 The hall of a merchant, a trader's shop. -3 A market-place, market tains or every night, always. I. the white water-lily (opening at night). -2- hoar-frost, dew. the begin- clusive. Si. 18. 15. fsUSjw p. p. I Ascertained, dotermined, decided, settled, concluded ( used actively also ); sreraorwrufsr love. ^ fsftf- ^^ ning of night. ijir; a jackal. w^- : hemp(3TT) --f%^r*: a demon, goblin, a Bakshasa irg-^w trm^sirnr; 5TTT Bk. 2. 36. f^T: the white at night %f^3[ m, a cock. water-lily (opening ). f^TTrT P-P- 1 Sharpened, whetted, 30. -2 Polished, sharps Ki. U. burnikhed, bright. H -2 ( Ved. 10. 1. ;rr Excitement, agitation f- : a mortar. A man of low rfsw: A pestle , see ; B. 3. 15 time of 9. 10. -2 The in general g^r ; Bs. 3 1. f3r5fhft;ft, SHI arfw^ Midnight ) *nT: ; ; ; i%?fr, ; f^fhr^m: Me. 88; Mil. night sleep, prrfftsgiTTft' Amaru. 95T- 11. To draw 1 " To moisten, To adhere or P. 1 wet. stick ; ; ; -3 lo be attached T: I -4 A sword. An embrace. -2 A bow-4 A car. -5 -6 The shoulder. f^qjrfir: 1 A 1 Attached or clinging -2 Having a quiver. m. I An -3 Bearing a sword. -3 archer, a bowman. -2 A quiver A sword-bearer. ; 1 Si. 12. 26. ; of crane. -2. a rock or mountain. 1 P. To out. -2 ieaue, go f%%^; To arise, be produced, appear. f^Vli* 1 Evacuation by stools. 1 1 -2 Air, wind. -3 Obstinacy, wilful nature. f%r% f> U. To determine, resolve, ascertain. 1 Ascertainment, investi- gation, inquiry. -2 A fixed opinion, settled or firm conviction, firm belief. -3 A trr; ( TO. Hard, solid. N.of a people and their country %r; 1 A ruler of governed by Nala. the Nishadhas. -2 N.of a mountain. pi.) -3 A musical note N. of Nala's capital. determination, resolution, cf. mr^- VTT f^^ P. 1. ( fMf?ft &c. recline ) 1 To sit a-sTqj: f5l(?ft '-fV. 2. 23. tf^ftr cTn^rra^T^ f?isr -2 To sink down, fail, be disap- down, lie, ; To suffer a f><^/- Consecration for sacri- pointed. -3 To dwell. -4 pair, be afflicted. fice N. of one of the wild India, such as, fishermen &c. ; a moun1 1%TT^: aboriginal tribes in hunters, taineer JTT 2. 5. fr*T? Bim -2 A man wnmw: *rr; ; an outcast, a Cband&la. -3 Especially,tbe son of a Brahman* by a Sudra woman cf. Ms. 10. 8. -4 ( In music ) The first ( more pro; perly the last or seventh ) note of the Hindu gamut ; ifla^rtift^KTI^ ft I Seated ftft^;p-PInfused, sitting on resung or re Sprinkled upon. -2 poured into, im; 1 instilled, pregcated. Sprinkling, infusion; gw, I* 8 ' 1. 23 Dripping, 1 fSr?3f: Wra<7f*fe: - distilling trickling, ; ;2 <MM44>nf B. 8. 38 drop of dripping oil.' -.1 -4 Seminal discharge. Effusion, effusion or discharge, infusion of Ku. 3. emen, impregnation, seed ' a ; -5 The ceremony performed upon impregnation. -6 Water for washing. -8 Irrigation. -7 Seminal impurity. -9 Dirty water. 16 ; K. 14. fais-q^ ( JJ?^I!?I ) frquaip.p. irrlhrt U. B. 14. 52, 70 of a degraded tribe <mr: charioteer. f^rhf^a. Immoveable, steady, fixed, still. -2 Invariable, unchangeable Bg. 2. 53. OT The earth. -Oomp. sJm'o- Brm. ( -] ) 1. a species ; 5.41. 1 also ). to. Attacl ment, clinging to. -2 Union, association. -3 A quiver Si. 10. 34 ; Ki. 17. 36 ; B. 2. 30, 3. f5r to Killing, slaying. lying ; in general, round or placed on to, Ku. 3. 7; U. Grass. wft, a. ( *Tr/-) Sitting or frfrf^ ; P. (^TI%) 1. killed <4 Toeigh, heave. -2 1 bo thrown 04. ; down. to sit down, resting, reclining B. 1. 62. 4. 20. m. An elephant-driver Si in the breath. of. frtiffW. ; man. -3 st or A ladder, frsniTjfT, nfwrSt, frfcoft a staircase ; cf . H:wTr &c. ; by Durga. -Comp. epithets of Durga. upon practice ; fJfcrrW Night. Made labour. ft^r*: 1 Killing, slaughter Mai. 5. 22. -2 Breaking, bending (as of a bow ) Mv. -2. 33, -3 N. of a demon r continued fT?r?T! Inspiration, inhaling, sigh- to dancing. [ frsftfr I p. Afflicted, distressed. ; ing ft^fivj: 1 amrit P*Tv. for clearing bestowed Labour fSrijjr: anytliing, f ) accompaniment . -2 r: so Mud, mire.-2 The god of I : fr Night. fjfttr a. tion. frfs^2P. caste of the seven Bttpakas in music. a sort of An air, musical composition played as an fJrsf: Decidedly, positively, certainly. fn^fir:/- 1 Ascertainment, settling. -2 A determination, resolu- ). : *TTT fsrfSM: K. 12. 83. -2 Sentenced, pronounced f as a sentence). ind. er Certainty, decision. the teeth, a kind of tooth-powder. Might. falJlVt? ; sm^rf^ Sharpsned, whettedi I f>|$Mfv)uMI; ?TTT: S. Stimulated. i Iron. ; con- decisive, fim&ui A powder Sharpening, whetting. i. ibarp determines, idly, -1 DwellSitting -4 A house, resid- I seat. ind. (jfifi^ down fHT<%:/. Ved. Sitting dulneei, iniotivity. 1 GO. out. Sprinkling, pouring -2 Watering, irrigntion. ; ar in, rested, iec!ined, 4. dining on K. 9. 76, Ku. 23. -2 fHITVr, vent, 1 P. 1 restrain, To ward keep back off, ; pre- Jir^ft ; Snpported. -3 Gone afflicted, down-cast fr seat. lo. ; -4 Dejected, of. Irors^g'JrPi^: R- -2 To oppose, R. 14. 43. -3 2. 4, 3. 42, 5. 18, contradict, object to ; To prohibit, forbid ; 564 Ms. 8. -4 To defeat, conquer; R.I 8. 861. To remove,drire 1.-5 off, counteract; Bk. ;i4i To 17- 87, 1. 15. Caut. off or ward off. prohibit, keep I ftftf^T:/- or keeping f^V! 1 keeping -2 Defence. Prohibition, warding denial. -5 ). ) yj- A or The -J l^UT parti- Sfffrtf ir- prohibitive rule ( opp. Deviation from a rule, ex- ception. 10 U. or Caut. To y Killing, killer ; slay kill, slaughter. f^swft^: &c. A. 1 To pursue, *-. -J Placed, deposited. -4 Stationed, appointed. -5 Opened, -6 blown, expanded. reproached. Reviled, 1 1. 27. -2 To enjoy flrW (m*r ftfrw S. 5. 5 Kn. 1. 5. -3 To enjoy TW lrr Hrm^rerorr 1TT carnally S*: WTTr fan* fWfcrr Bv. 2. 155; Pt. 1. 202. -4 To retort to, inhabit, Kn. 5. 76. -5 To use, frequent employ ft^it f^fs^nroftrtnir 5wtfwf?, fT?**^: Si. 9.68. -6 To wait upon, attend. -7 To adore, worship. -8 To draw near, approach. ; ; W ; devoted fond to, quenting, of. inhabiting, -2 -2 I Killing, slaughter ( mw ). f^s^j: I A pleasure-grove near -2 A field. -3 The female apartments, the harem of a king. -4 A door, gate. -5 The hollow of a a house. tree. :-V / Large cardamoms To 1 extract, tear, draw ont ; 4MM4\Hi$i<(fl R. 7. 50 ; Bk. 9. 30 5. 42 ; so 1 -5 Living in, inhabiting, enjoy -6 Familiarity with,u;e. ing, using. f^f^r p- p- I Served, waited upon, worshipped, honoured. -2 Visited, resorted to, haunted, frequented. -3 Practised, observed ( as a vow Ac. ). f^; To weigh, ( fttfift ) measure. A golden coin ( of different values, but generally taken to be equal to one Kanha or Surarna of 16 Mishas ). -2 A wejght of ir: -sir 1 150 Suvarnas golden ornament for the neck or the breast Ku. 2. 49. -4 Gold in general. -5 A golden vessel. A Chagdala. -3 A ; Caut. I To take or draw out. -2 To turn or drive out, banish, xpl tearing. f*r*$ftxp'p. drawn or I Torn out, lacerated forced R. 7.50. -2 off, ; Expelled. ft^ra:, off ing ft*ajffaof 1 Tearing,drawor out, extracting, extirpat- -2 Husking, ing. A >T* : Si. 9. 10 R*^ Mu. 6. .l ; ^HTJ aft- Pulled or drawn out, -2 Summed extracted. np. To go away or from, leave, depart.-2 To issue from, come out of Bk. 7. 71. -3 To make fH**t U. 1 | ; an exit from the stage; -4 cease; JoS.stop, 2 'the f5i*infif here. 1 5^ ftt^TT: forKTrffi qfjr does not stop evil The Going out, coming forth. exit. -3 One of the Samsk&ras or religious rites 1 -2 Departure from, ; taking out a child for the first time into the open air (which is usual* i- e. performed in the fourth month its age ); iftifrirGt ftnfW; Y. 1. 12 cf OTf^aiRor also. -4 Degrada- ly of . ; shelling. Pt. 1. 71. tooth-pick, hollow of a tree ; cf . To remove, drive Ms. 11. 54. -2 To away, expel break, frustrate Bk. 15. 51. -3 To break into pieces, destroy. -4 To prepare, fit up, equip. -5 To accomplish, finish. -6 To absolve, free from ( blame, sin &c. ), acquit. -7 To onre, heal. of caste, inferiority Intellectual faculty.. I Going forth or ont. tion, loss tribe. -5 f^nraRTTot 1 Removing,takingaway. Killing; cf . ft*nr. Redemption, ransom ;^jp 15. 55 2. 55,5.22; Mu. 6. 20. -2 Reward. -3 Hire, wages. -4 Return, aquittance; : -5 Exchange, -7 Purchase. 27. -3 Removal. -4 Restoration, -5 Avoiding, escaping from. Neglecting. -7 Bad conduct, 19 ; 8. 10ft, 9. 19, 11. cure. I To DeDoction. To -3 To purify. 1 To cut, cu; off, ftsro Burning, MM. Cutting '! tearing away. burniih. -4 To slight Well heating ; Ro* r murmur. . A conqueror of enemies. a. : off, -2 Broth. scorch. -2 5. 17. tear asunder, cut in pieces. -2 To loosen. heat, flat p. P. I Burnished. -2 dressed or cooked. m. Ved. 1 -6 roast, fry. Plgil-i Burning, scorching. roguery. fc*t% 6 P. barter. :/. Ved. Redemption. P. 2. 227, 3. ; Redemption, ransom. iil of rendevoui. Ms. -6 I Si. 1. 50. ref^qjrj. p. moved. -2 Expiated, absolved, pardoned. -3 Disregarded, overlooked. (T I Expiation or atonement. -2 A ' redeem, off, T q?#THTgHc5ny R. Sale. 1 Expiation, atonement; Pt. 3. 157. -2> Acquittance, requital, discharge of a debt or obligation ; To buy 9 U. ransom. Taken away, 1 plivce -2 Ms. 2. 34. See fri^ ( 3 ). ; -2 of 1 ; divide, ! rrm%7irPTtT R. 12. 97. -2 De- ; ; gold equal to 108 or q. v. ; ducting. rff. MM. 5. 17. -2 To Qangashtaka husk, shell. -3 To injure or hurt by 8 U. 10 A. ing, pulling off resorting to. Serving, service, ftf^ot, Hr^rr attending, waiting apon. -2 Worship, adoration. -3 performPractice, ance. -4 Attachment or adherence to. ; ; Fre- -3 Enjoying. used ^fif fsress^: ( often ; Certainty, ascertainment. f^cTr^or 1 Drawing ont, extract- ). ; -9 To suffer, experience Pt. 1. 334. ft^li a. | Practising, following, To Caut. destroy, annihilate. f^n^sj! 1 Drawing out, extraction. -2 The essence, the chief or main point, pith ; ; asunder, cot in pieces. Driving away (cattle ft&fcfnTT &c. 9 P. attach oneself to, practise; S. snatch or take by force ftc^ipr^ 'TO* 5? Ms. 4. 125 by commentators ) Bhisha P. 138. -3 Measnring. -4 A follow, To draw or poll I -2 To exUrt, exact, RNilfil'IY a. female slave not restrained by her master. as In f^j extract. ont, ; Expelled, turned -2 Qone forth or 1 ftc9)Tf3ftrp..p. out, driven ont. IP- egress, -3 Day-break. -4 Disappearance. prevention. stopping, off, cle of negation ftfr Prohibition, warding off. -2 Negation, *Tnti-4 prohibited, prevented. off, portico. out, issued. ftf^f p.p. Forbilden, warded A Exit, J ( 5f: ) : -2 issue. An Ved. Foreign, exotic. outcast, a Chtndila or Mienebchha. 565 Usually at the end of comp. ) I Being in or on, situated on ; wfay "tt- -2 Depending or resting on, referring or relating to ; ftfltftvr: Ms. 12. 95. -J Devoted or attached ing, intent en H ; -5 Believing in- practis- to, 2. rw ^ fiwwrrf^ST^ Mai. 1. 81. -4 Devotion or fowfJT application, close attachment. -5 Betrfi V adherence, faith lief, firm TOT Mai. 3. 11 ; 3. 3. Bg. ; ; v. 1 fcuith ; infused. Decocted, IP. To 1 issue or come out of, issue from, fly out of; wrf-rS. 7. 7 tnsrr 't ; wg?T?ffaFrT^rr nwTftffrT R. 13. 18, Ns. 8. 55, Y. 2. 16 ; 3. 71 Me. 69. -2 To fall away. r>T*ti: r: In. -6 Excel- ; Caui. To ; I. drama. -9 Accomplishment, compleMs. 8. 227. -10 The ) culminating point. -11 Death, detion ( tfurm ; struction, .disappearance from the world at the fixed time.-12 Fixed or knowledge, certainty. -13 Begging. -14 Sntfering, trouble, dis- certain tress, anxiety. -15 (In gram.) A technical term for the past participial terminationi q>, t** ( i. e. if and Wit;). -16 N. of Vishnu. fStgTT a. Ved. Concluding, decid- ing. ftfexp.p- 1 Being in or on. -2 Devoted to. -3 Verged or skilled in. -4 Firm, fixed. -5 Oertain, ascertained. Sauce, condiment. l, 4 P. 1 To eject, emit, end forth S. 4. 4 R. 2. 75 ; Bk. 14. 100, 17. 10, 18. 14 ; Kav. 1. 95. -2 To eject saliva from the month, pit ; Ms. 4. 132;. Y. 2. 213. ; f*tf &ftt (sr) ; vi -i, n3T ( % ) Spitting out, spitting . S. 4. 4 2. 76 ; Si. 3. 10. f^nr? : -2 Uttered. A. 4 issuing out, To issue out of 1 To be produced, be , spring from. -2 brought about, arise, to be effected franft sr WWTtf Ms. 9. 247. -3 To be got ready or prepared. -4 To ; Caul. To become ripe, ripen. produce, bring; about, cause, effect, prepare ; j* ft;qHi^ Tf% Pt. 5. /. 1 f3rmrf%: Birth, Production. 3Ri|f>if%; -2 Ripeness, maturity vRyif ) Ku. consummation ( ; pletion, 2. 37. ; -3 Perfection, -4 Com- Pt. 1. 271. termina- accomplishment, tion. ; fixed. 1 To pound, powpulverize, reduce to 'atoms ; P- wtrfr Mb. firarrrJrY^ffg^: B- 1273. -2 To hurt Bk. injure, bruise 6. 120. -3 To :ub the bands. -4 ; ; To the gnash teeth. Caws. To :/- Spitting out^ Pounded. -2 Beaten, !> harassed, oppressed. rugged, coarse, rough. -2 Severe, sharp, smart ( as a bow ). Si. 5. 49.-3 Cruel, hvih, hard-hearted ( said of persons or tbingi ): ttr*- fduflftfl./'-.ytogether or out ; *mr: mTlMivT^BTt R. now, fan. Motionless, stiff. A harsh t 8. 65. 3. 62. -4 U. speech, abusive language. Clevor, skilful, versed, skilled, conversant, expert ;*!<] 1 ; I To Sqeezed, pressed ; 8, 9. hitting ftu(4|oi, f^T j gn<* Dk. New . unbleached cloth ind. 1 As a prefix to verbs, implies separation ( away from, outside of ), certainty, completeness or fullnegs,enjoyment, crossing over, transgressing &c. ( for examples lee it ; f%j ) -2 As a prefix to nouns, not directly derived from verbs, it forms nouns or adjectives, and bas the sense of ( a ) 'out of ', away from ' ; as in ftfcr, fWtotf* ; or ' (6) more usually not ', without, 1 'deveid' of ( having a privative force); fHT:5TT 'without a remainderj'puqr^, N. B. ( In compound the f5|^r<7 &c. B of (%ff is changed to ^ before vowels and soft consonants ( see ft* ), to a vigarga before sibilants to 'sr before 5 and ^5, to sr before J and cf 3*. -Coaip. "-^CTf ft2 ' ^ c*?5f . ( a. ). f . thornless. -3. free from thorns or euemies, free from danger or nuisance. ( fttj^ ) ^ a. without edible roots. ^q-f i-TT? ) a. guileless, sincere. f^B*T ) moveable Ku. ( a. motionless, steady, itn; f^tBihq^m^yHgr; S. mw 48. 3. f$. _j^ 1. (^B^rvr) 8, a! merciless, pitiless, cruel. qr^( ft. B^ra ) a. 1. without part,nndi Tided, whole. -2. waned, decayed, diminished. -3. impotent, barren. -4 maimed. (-W:) 1. a receptacle. -2. the pudendum muliebre. -3. N. of Brmhmft. an elderly woman, one who child-bearing, or one injwhom menstrnetion has ceased. ( t?T,ar ) is past ^rt -9f?WT ( less ^rmr -B%, )<* stuinlest, spot( f^uvnnSc. ) a. f r e from dirt or impure passions. sjrriT ( fr3vTT ) a. |. free from winb or purify. -2 To win- Ceitain. *: 1 Winnow&c. -2 Tlie wind ing, cleaning corn cosued by the winnowing sieve or basket. -3 Wind. -4 A legume, pod. of pulse. -2- free from all worldly wish desires. ( -rf ind. ) 1 . without or desire. -2. unwillingly. OTTO (f%*>rTTJr) a. |. causeless, unneces- any . -5 A kind Mil. ; -2. sary. Winnowing. -5 Contumelious. 3, clashing, R. 4. 77 Mv. 1. against, friction ; 34 K. 56. -3 The sound produced by striking or clsshlbg. selfish. - Hard, Ve. j3rr ; -2 Striking, desire, desireless, disinterested, un- destroy. Spitting out. 3. ( Born, arisen, p- p. I sprung up, produced. -2 Effected, completed, accomplished. -3 Ready. f>i'Tr^=f 1 Effecting, accomplishing. -2 Concluding. -3 Producing causing. ft der, PICTW.P- P- I S P' 4 oot, exuded, cast or^thrown out ; R. Rushing quickly. w*, f*Bb. 1. 92. ing under annihilate, destroy. to- Rubbing I , gether, grinding, bruising, pulveriz- -2 Well-cooked. lence, skill, proficiency, -7 1.87; 321; Mai. 1. accomplished Mai. 10. 24 ( ft=5ii?r ftffcr: Jagaddhara ). -3 Superior, perfect. -4 Agreed upon. 5TT$T!f perfection. Conclusion, end, termination 8. 4. -8 The catastrophe or end of a Y. ; fully condition, state. -2 Basis, foundation - J Fixity,fi zed n e i s,a tead; 63 8. -2 Brought about, completed, 7. 2. 26; Si. Position, inegs Bv. : Bk. disinterested, free motive Pfr^Kift from -J. groundless, not proceeding from any cause. ( -of ind. ) without anj cause or reason, causelessly, need; *jj : . smror: ( r^BWRWf: )a penitent shaven and smeared with clari- lessly. fied butter. WTf&S ( nfc*TTTr )a. one whose term of life is over or elapsed, whose days are numbered. -2. one who has no conqueror,invin 1. 566 oible ( ( a. penniless, fr*T ( ]%poor, indigent. fttf*fr*iT ) o. sinless, i&olt- less. having no s$fy ( fSregjt? ) alone in the world. ' to cut off completely, ( fo3??r exterminate ';f3aj!OT $ 1- to exterminate one's family. -2- to shell, strip off the hnok f^*5<7r9frttfa' ^rftjT Sk. ). $3nv ( pnr^srT ) o. of low family. ^5T ( frfffssr ) a. U. 2. 16. 3KZ ( pfo^still, silent ? ) a. free from deceit, honest, left kindred, 5 ; ( f^w^T ) a pitiless, lre? gone out of Kauiambi. fafiit ) a. 1. inactive. -2. not per- forming ceremonial ST^r ), tute ( of fsr*r ( ft' rites. -as?r (far;- destiSTHPT, ( nTtsn%7 ) the militaiy tribe. PT: ^F f^:|rT: ) =(=fro q- v. ) ind. completely. -^g? * a. blind, eyeless. ) woman having no sons. trgr a. ) past forty a. 1. free from anxiety, unconcerned, secure. -2-. thoughtless, un%tPT ( nT*j nwan a. leaflets. I- ' tho feathers come through on the other side; to cause excessive bodily pain ( fig. ) ; Sk. Dk. 165 -- fSfs^Pd ( TRlTf preparations without ) having no property or possessions Mu. 2. ( an ascetic with5-; ) ; out rrR^J? no having ( other dependents, or family, belongings. f^rmrw i^nt^ST? ( ) retinas or train. a- not examin- ) unbounded. irri less, guiltless, pure. ( f^TSTtT ) ij=r o. sin- (f5rs3=r)a. sonless, childless. g^q- ( f^cq^ ) a. I. unpeopled, tenanUess, disolate. depriving -2. without male issue. -3. not male, feminine, neuter (-IT:) I- a eunuch. (fJi*reT3r*<Jr ) one) of motion, causing raotionletsness ( said of one of the airows of ( Cupid ). d^T*. ( frss'?**. ) a n t studying the Vedas ( g~w ). fjr? - -2. a coward. gHRR' (f5T& unmanly. ( f^inrafrT ) srj; o. ( fsn?nf ) a. 1. without holes. -2without defects or weak points. -3. steady, uninterrupted, unhurt. distinction without without specification,absolute. 2-without the no offspring, childless. not lazy, fresh, a. fftfirT bright ; 1. 7. >'. from darkness, 6. -2- freed from sin or -tT^<J o. able, inconceivable. ; tTHf^, henltliy. free moral impurities. globular Jrga. having 33-, arjf a. ;r?5 gwOTPimT u - 1- round, n^tTFT Ku. 1. 42. -2. moving, trembling, shaking. -3. bottomless. -4. down, below. ( -fjr ) a pill, round ball. -gr a 1. freed from chaff. -2- purified, cleansed. -3- simplified. sfrT: wheat. ^?H a crystal. gi%r a. I. husked. -2- made thin. -3 abandoned. d^m.. ! destitute of fire, he:itor energy, powerless, impotent. -2. - motionless. iramoveable, il^iT^r ( fsr^nsjirf 57 ) of a. . I species, relation of the qualifier and the quasen lsff^5T?T ( 7 ) f^riirefrlified, ; SKffRT (f^MM5(r?q-^ T. S. a n t transparent, not ) T unimugin- ^ - clear, dark. not ifaTTT ( f^nnr^nT moving away, remaining cold. f^iijonr ) a. destitute of f%<WTI ijonr -sprtq- ( ( glory, mean, base ( ?f> ) 3!r* i%q- a. |. in one ; Pt. 2. ( THBSlfrr- fft ( f% irremediable gTfwrr K. ; !IO. ERTt ). ^ sjfn- a. |. incurable, f^nrSraif^lTr'T- wr3T 151. -2- spiritless, dull. 4hrcy bindered, unolistructed, unimpoded; ' B. 8- 78 nfijsT ( Pfttffertrs- ) without onemiee, unopposed. -2- ; merciless, cruel; a sword. *r;j 5. ( ?T: ) a sword-bearer. destitute of the three %?J"T qualitieg Amaru. ( . in. sr, ^a; and JJRW). q-^f f reefrom mud, clear, pure. a. unobstructed, unimMai. 9. 45 jrf^ (r%3T ( fsrciipjf- ) peded a. |. ; deceit, honest. vr) ". 1. 1 mutchlees, unrivalled, ^nequalled. 1. devoid of ufir>T ( MB^ffftT ) a. 2having no intelsplendour. twligence,, not ready-witted, dull, pid.-3. apathetic. srr^HT'i ( SOT ( frrnnr or f^rar- lustreless, pale-looking; B. 11. 81. -2- powerless.-3. gloomy, obscure, dim, dark. irwrorar ( fsftnjJTfar^r ) o- without authority. qir^r *m ( dull. inactive, srzft- without motive, not influenced by anv motive. -2 causeless, groundless.-^, useless. 4. needless, unnecessary. (-JT) ind. causelessly, without reason, without f3rwnfr3nr ; ! ) Mu. 3. siror q^ a. lifeless, dead. (f^eirror ) Pn^ ( ) o bearicg no fruit, fruitless ( fig. also ), unsuccessful futile; fSTB^OT]. ; Me. 54. -2. uaeless, profitvain Kn. 4. 13. -3. barren (ai tHTcsrr: less, ; a tree ). -4-meaningIess (as a word). -5. seedless, impotent. ( -x5r,-fft ) a woman past child-bearing. (frr 5757 a. free ( fJr%5T ) a- foamlesa. from fear or risk, secure, fearless. a- not expressed in 5Ti^- ( f^-.ifr*? ) words, inaudible f^sri^ Trf^jJWT^) K. 135. ( -^:, *% ) silence, a calm. 5TIT: ( f*f:^f: ) uneasiness, ; rt. ( ffi5T*or ) help?rOT*r ( fr:5Tc*raf ) a. lonely, solitary, retired. ( -gj ) a retired place, solitude snvii f;r:5r?5T% anxiety. 5r less, forlorn. ; WT n=nr^noTfNfr: Ms. 7. 147. STPT a. 1. free f rom arrows. -2 free from thorns or darts. ^piir ( fJT:5Itv ( -tf gee finil ) ! beautitude, absolution; -2- devotion, faith, f^?l belief. -3. apprehension,conception, -4. happiness (in general), welfare. intently concentrated, -2- place. fixed. ) unobstructed, uninterrupted, ( -r ) *" '- uninter" Qm"asr ( f^ssif^T ) ruptedly. -3. obscure. ^tr a. Ifjrsr < impudent, shameless. more than thirty fSfisr5Trf% wqTWI P. V. 4. 73. Sk. -2- pitiless, cowardly, timid. a- 1- looking straightforward, not turned backwards. -2* unconcerned ( as a look ). ir^lf ) any object (prspfrtJr?) in one's right senses, mad. %H'(f'r%HTJHTH') a- motionless, powerless. SFTTT n. ) ( fqnrsnrciT ) Bv. 2. 132.] q^- (fjntq^) a. having no foot. a vehicle moving without feet. (-jf ) ^-rfiiJT gH husband and no ( ffliq-g- ) -2. unf eathered, f eatherlei!S.[f^inrgTfT to pierce with an arrow BO that o. ^ a Tfffg?rr ( i^nriWgfrr ) ; guileless. fre merciless, cruel having no flag ) a- f5nnTcTT3 or banner. tTSTT ( fsr:*T5rT ) a. 1. undoubted, certain. -2- not doubtful, not susR. 15. 79. pecting or doubting ind. doubt! ossly,undoubtedly, ( -ij ) ; surely, certainly. 1. not tfT ( Pf:*tl attached or devoted ) to, re- gardless of, iadiffjrent to *nihrr*5r qM7fqT5T3">': Ki. 18. 24. -2- one who has renounced all worldly attachments Mu. 1. 14. -3. unconnected, separated, detached. -4. unobstructed. ( -if ) ind. unselfishly. unconscious. H?T ( Pf:H5T ) ; , HT^T ( fSriH-T^ )<* \- unenergetic, weak, impotent. -2. mean, insignificant, low. -3. non-existent, unsub-4. stantial. beings. ( T^ ) deprived of living I. absence of power 567 by nature B. 6- 29. a< different or energy. -2- non-exisicnce.-J. in$fanr ( fsr-.tfafa); -*rsignificance. HTT childless. ( f?T:*t^nr ) a. 1. fi%- drippine, streaming, oozing ftr<9T7^wfT^tM7ar: S.I. 14 naturally discreet. -2- naturally having no joints perceptible, com 10. -2. not claimed by another, belonging exclusively to one possessor. -3. having no foes. ind. ^rf ( f3t:tnt ) unreasonably, at a wrong time. -2 wickedly. ^prnr (f3r:tf Hmr large. sapless, pithless. -2. worthless, vain, unsubstantial. arl. saplessness, pithlessness ; Pt. 1. 106. HtT o. ftr%yp. p. I Delivered, given, bestowed. -2 Abandoned, left. -3 Dismissed. -4 Permitted, allowed. -5 Central, middle. -Oomp ant otto whom the management of an affair is entrusted. ( -*r: ) 1- an envoy, ambassador. -2- a messenger, an Jagaddhara explains substantial *Pw vanity, untransitory nature. or f^'.HtR ( )j -Hta-j; ; ir:Bh.2.35-, not unctuous or greasy, without unction or oil, dry. -2. not showa. |. ing affection, unfeeling, unkind, indifferent. -3. not loved, not cared for ; Pt. 1. 82. -4. not longing for, indifferent to ( -yr ) lin-seed. pjf ( f^:W?, or f*fWTf ) a. motionless, steady , R. 6. 40. ( ) a. I free from desire. -2. -^ fr.^ . regard- less of, indifferent to srg ^rt*irR. 8. 10. -3. con; foqrwr: Ki. 2. 5 tent, unenvious. -4. free from any worldly ties. ( fr, ) o . p,*,, ; -^ indigent PL f^ft ; 1. 9. f*rf w $m Santi. 2. 6 fshmr ) a. taste- *f ( ; less, insipid. 1 To cross over ( fig. also only A P- .? sf ing. pasa through, ) Q^Hmf Tfii- ; ; ; ^*T 1 To destroyslaughter ; of. set free, release; 8. 414. --2 To deliver over, consign, entrust. -3 To give away, offer, present. See K?S- & Ms. r; Bestowing, granting.pregiving away ; Ms. 8. A grant. -3 Evacuation, | ; f3rfnt3*rT fa H 'fur ly '. T, ; ' by -7 Exchange, -iH-4 < barter. -Oomp. innati, inborn, natural. strike, or forth, MfrKui Going coming out of. -2 Crossing over. -3 Rescue, deliverance, getting rid of -4 An expedient, a means, -5 Accomplishing, mastering plan. ( Crossing or passing over; H. 3. requital -5 A ; ^ffsTfq- means, ex- pedient. farenror 1 Passing or conveying aoioss. -2 Conquering, overcoming. ^3 Delivering, liberating. fsrtrfi<5rj.j>. 1 Rescued, -delivered, saved. -2 Crossed ( fig. also ). Cardamoms. : Residoo of articles after a sale. f^Tpcf^ P'' ! Tnrf- 4 To 361. ; Bk. 14. render 12. 92. -6 To -7 f o disregard. -8 To remove, dispel Ki. 5. 36. -9 To strike in, infix. -10 ( In gram. ) frustrate void, cure ( ; R. as a disease) ; To cut off, separate wfirarTn^ Struck down, sjaitten, .p.I killed, slain. -2 Struck -3 Attached or devoted. into, infixed. Killing, slaughter. a. ] killer.-2 Destructive, A murderous. Invocation, summoning, calling. Killing, slaughter. 69. debt, acquittance, ffT^ ; beat, strike ( as a drum ) 2 -5 To counteract, epposo, Bh. -2 Getting rid of, release, escape, rescue. -3 Final emancipation. -4 Discharge or payment of a 1. hit ; f*T!Fp' oat 1 voiding excrement. -4 Abandoning, relinquishing. -5 Creation. -6 Nature, natural character, natural state Ki. 1. 6 or condition 18. 31" -2 To ^T Ml mount. PrfrTTC: ^pcT: enting, 143. -2 P. I To kill, destroy ; 10 j Rs. 11. 71 ; Y. 3. 2 2. 34, 6. ; ; flgj J. Killing, Killing, G P. ( 1. H^H MJT^: maltitnde Rs. ; JWT ftsrsg: R. 7. 44 Ms. 7. 27. ~3 To conquer, overcome ^5r off ?f See J -3 rice. 1 Noise, 8 ; Ei. 5. 6. whistling sound of an arrow in this sense ). R. 3. 19 ; f^j Bk. irmftn Mu. 1 Bh. 3. 4 Ve. 6. 3*. -2 To fulfil, accomplish. -3 To pass or get over, surmount, overcome 1 stream, tor- frwT!, RrF>P<* PII^TT:, 262. P. A 1 Flowing forth. -2 Stop- Killing, slaughter. 1 PirT^! -2 The scum of boiled rent. ( ped, fixed. srff f 3. 97. 7. :, voice bolus. a- 1 Paralysed. ( IHTttftlT^ ) immeasurable, boundless cessary consequence or result. -5 Uttering, declaring. - 1 Trickling or flowing f^ffr^Jj; down, oozing. -2 Dropping or pouring down ; -2 The A. pill, R. 14- 3, 3. 41, 16 70.w^r10. 57 ; Me. 42. -4 Ne- : nr- ! -2- wortblessness. -3. a. by i%*gr A -2 U-2 21 ; discharge, flux, sap, juice Mai. 0.6. -3 A flow, stream, fluid that trickles down ; %mf^r*T^Tf ?; well-behaved. a. <<<-*?!- ; ; The Gangetic 1 alligator. -2 A storm. See iftR. p.p. I Placed, laid, lodged, deposited. -2 Delivered, situated, entrusted. -3 Bestowed upon apInserted, infixed. -5 plied to. -4 Treasured up. -6 Held. -7 Laid ( as dnst ).-8 Uttered in a deep tone. ; Low, a. fsf^pf vile. ;r: A low man, one o vile origin. To hide, conceal fjfgr 2 A. 1 ; ^-. f%rgflr5ftWnT stwi^Mu. 1. 1, Bk. 10. 36. -2 To deny or dissimulate before any one, to hide from WIT a. Imuicveable, steady. _g. Trembling, throbbing motion. ( Flowing or down, trickling down, 1 forth with dat. fsrgr^: 1 knowledge ); Bk. 8.:74. Denial, ; w$: concealment of ^ffitf^rjrf : Mil. 568 1. 12 Chandr. 5. 27. -2 Secrecy, concealment in general Y. 2. 11. ; ; -3 A secret.-4 Mistrust; doubt, 267. Bupicion.-5 Wickedness. -6 Atonement, expiation. -7 Excuse, exculpation. -Comp. an evasive rea defendant or witply. Vri^i ness who prevaricates or gives eva- of agent ); fa jjf T*sTTW5TrTT(t K38. Desid. ( F^TTW-^ ) To wish to to carry Ac. m. sft A Used ( 3^ end of cornp.) ^ t?-*or -f- [ tion. grain. fsrytTj). -2 Concealed, dissembled. : / Amaru. 8. -2 Dissimureserve. -3 Secrecy, conceal- knowledge lation, ment ; in general. ; of =lf govern two see -examples below ) roots tbat T'iVg^T V. govern accut-iitiveu ; To carry, 1 take, conduct ; -2 To guide, direct, -3 To lead away fft 1. 2. carry or R. 12. 103 ; Tnrr 8*n?Jrr Bk. 6. 49 Mi. 6. 88. -4 To carry oil' Siuti. 3. oneself 5. -5 To carry off for ( Atin ). -6 To spend or pass ( as time ); %*Trt^ ; ; ; ; /. Guidance, 1 STTT B. 1. 95.-S To bring or reduce to 'any state or condition: 143 Rtn. 3 3. ; B. ; jfar- 8. 19. In this sense the root is used with subttantives much in the same way as fr q. v. c. g. f :W=fr to reduce to ( ^ to reduce to subjecmisery ; *v tion, win over; si^f ^r to cause to set; to trfieit* sft to destroy gratify, please gjrat-^WW &o. sft to reduce to tbe state of a .S'ftiira, slave Ac. R*f sft to admit as a f^nisf sft gem direction, ; ( tcptfr ) ^T^T^r of <*. Low, I dwarfish. short, conducting oneself, behaviour, course of action. -3 Propriety, decorum.-4 Policy, prudence, wisdom, right course; ansfa fif 51^-3 ^ jftnf. N. 5. 103 ; R. 12. 69 Ku. 1. 22. -2 Low, -5 =T?^i%^ m. I The top of anything. -2 The head of an ox. -3 Tbe owner of a good cow. A plan, 6. contrivance, -6 3. science, scheme Politics, political statesmanship, wisdom am^g: ; 2. 30 ftafa?ft Si. ; ; political 'fr^'C ( Acquirement, acquisition. -10 Giving, offering, presenting. -U Uelation, support. a. 1. R^ -ftror, -Comp. ^fny.-^r, one versed in poli- tics, a statesman, politician. -2. prudent, wise. tjpf. N. of the cur of error of conduct, Brihaspati -mistake in policy, -sfhf a germ or sourceof intrigue "f^tf y* Pt. It -f*OT 1. political science, politi- ^. cal moral science, ephcre of morality or prudent conduct __nrfa^pq-. |. economy. -2. ethics. ftifir.the transgression of .the rules of moral or political science.-2. error of conduct, mistake in policy. jrref the science of ethics or of politics morality. tffih method of policy Pt. 2. 41. ; ; . -frfiiJTti; Wue, Skilled in politics. I -2 prudent, sagacious.-J Moral. ( as the voice ). -3 f% >fiT also tffHi An cow excellent ; ). See sff^ below. Ved. Low, downward. 8. U. 1 To lower ( as tbe voice). -2 To utter without an acd- trnBTnTsf* sffftBg. 10. 38. -7 Righteousness, moral conduot.morttl-8 The science of morality, morals, ethics, moral philosophy. -9 soft Base, mean, vile. ; ; any person ; . i"d. ity. 4. 43. M. ; One of the ) ( lead, bring, convey, 'fifa: Mil. sft'lU.< OT8, ^s?(3 ^, %ji -2. low, ; management. -2 Conduct, manner Denial, concealment of I ). heavens in which a planet stands at its lower point. onion *ffc?T: fh% a. of low origin, low-born so 7r:,-^r a kind of sifapfffr- ; Denied, disowned. 1 i>- concealment or as a river ( base, vile, (-ire) a river, (-if) water. 2f ( in astr. ) the part of the conducted, led. -2 Gained, obtained. of knowledge. -2 Excuse, exculpa- Denial 1 jtiim o. situated low in r a. 1 . going downwards, descending Curried, I ] ^sjj-^ an vulgar expression- epicycle. -3 Brought or reduced to. -4 Spent, passed away. -5 Well-behaved, correct see ^ref I Wealth. -2 Corn, PH;<M or as in ; ^r An insignificant. the sky. > sive replies. at the guide leader, Worthless, excellent cow. -^ Tbe lowest point of a planet. -Comp. ?/%:/ a low cent. Ved. Being low or below, downwards. '? ( Often used with the of an adjective ) 1 Low, beneath, below, underneath, down, downwards ( opp. grift ) Jif^n^ar. ^f%; forco ; ; ?3 ?w =g-aKSrfHaf>ir ^r Me. 109. -2 Bowing down humbly, modestly , B. 5. 62. -3 Gently, softly ; sft%fr;prrlr Me. 42. -4 In a low tone, with a low or depressed tone ; Amaru. 67 -5 Short, ; Jrf^T3?r^: P. dwarfish small, J. 2. 3(J; ; 5rvrfa> m. N. of H?^r^nrr5[2?jnf R. 3. 34. a mountain sfi%ntff f>fftri&*n*25. -Comp. fxsmrttft: Me. Tra :/- slow pace. g^ a. with downcast countenance. ; W5 1 ; witness to render ; A ; superfluous vrttntt HWJTtT-sfl' ashes &c. &c. ). 8 To ; : ftanr 'Tt to reduce to ascertain, in- ^} ?t5,- 7. 11. -2 channel for irrigation. See ft -4 The See Hi. 5. 35. i Ved. A stick for stirring ; up and testing boiling 2;>2, 256 ; ; Mb. -9 To trace, (ffft&r^tj; rrwr Y. 2. 151. flwt track, Ms. 8. lfT*T1tT4T^ 11$: -10 To marry. -II To exclude from. - 12 ( Atm. ) To instruct, give instruction in; $n4t Caw. ( Ht<)ij|ri-n ) To srirtr Sk. 44 bed, couch. -3 A lair, den. of a carriage. -5 A place in general, abode, resting-place. -Comp. a^?:, -3T: a bird. 1 A bird. -2 A nest. : fif^T &nd out A interior ri TV. ; *ff* ^ [ farofta'ft wnr 3T5f Raw *: TV. ] 1 A bird's nest; S. Leading, guiding. -2 < to vestigate, inquire into, settle, deptt**T ijjfa 5T5T5TTT'fl'5 ?q'! cide; Y. 2. lit IT j ?ir3 fKfff *f UT ff- 1 guide, leader. ft to indict punishjfs to puuish girinfHTT sfY ; ment npon, sell Ved. 'fro: A , cause to lead, carry dec. ( TV. Low, abort, small, little. dwarfish. -2 Situated below, being ] low position in a 198 1 Y. ; Bg. G.ll ; Ms. 2. -J Lowered, deep -4 Low, mean, base, ( as a voice). vile, wont nr** 131. 1. ; : Bh. The edge of the thatch or -2 A wood. -3 The circumference of a wheel. -4 The moon.-5 The agterisui t?ft- 2. with instr. : '27 5 ; ; Wf^g r>^^: B. 1 43 -5 1 ] roof. sffT o. Situated Tbe foot of Kudumbu tree ( 1 the rainy seuaou 5. 14 'nT?r: q' ; ; low, deep. a mountain. -2 said to ); The b'oasom in 569 M e.65.-3 A species of Asoka. of u family of kings; K. 6. 46. tr The flower of the Kadamba tree; Me. 21 ; B. 19. 37. sftjft [ Un 2. 13 ] 1 Water -4N. ; -Oomp liquor. ( -3T: ) I. grass 3T <* aquatic. ( asfft ) ( -^ ) > a lotus. -J. ^t a cloud ; firerf^fU5 Si. ft sftt? * HTtfNft r& Bv. 1.61; 4. 52. WT: a cloud ; U. 6. 17. -ft;, fshj: a kind of -fsriih 'b ocean. ^y a lotus. To make Caw. 1 5ftTni ( H3-*i^ ) cause to shine, illuminate, brilliant, adorn, irradiate f^srrw; clothes. blue am: a dark lotua. ahrt a- dressed in dark- cloud. -T.: ( demon, I. ) goblin. -2- the planet Saturn. -3. an epithet of Balar&ma. 3nrr: early dawn, the first dawn of day. m. a^tjH a blue the atra: sapphire. stone, lazuli. lapis Mil. 9. peacock 30; Me. 79.-2- an epithet of Siva.-3. a kind of gal!inu!e.-4. a blue-necked jay. -5- a wag-tail.-6- a sparrow. -7. a bee. ( -ar ) a radih.3T$r s^rsr jfi^j %5fr the indigo plant. q. v. an epithet of Siva. g^> 1. the date-tree. -2- an epithet of Garuda. blue, si nut tree. ; tree a I. ifiJ: U. *T5!T$rTviraf$Tr*faTT% the blue pj an otter. -2- a kind of a pearl. reed. ing. ; steel. - ir^f:, -^ . perform the ceremony called ;fappr v. below ) over a person or thing ( wave lights before one as a mark of respect or by way of wor- a dark mass, a black coating or covering. -2. a dark film over the ship ); *rrsTT*iitraWWf "fmi3ir?T?Tfrr: Kim. 4. 66. sfrrrgn^-'U 1 Lustration of arms, a kind of military and religious cere- a blue ft^s: water-lily. the indigo plant. falcon. gfccr-KT ! ! the moon. *r: -2. lineeed. -2- a cloud. -3. a bee. ( q. kings or geneof armies in the month of Atvina before they took the field; ( it was, BO to say, a general purification of mony performed by ral 3 the king's Purohita, the tMuisterp, and all the various component parts of the army, together with the arms and implements of war, by means of sacred Mantras N. in -2 Waving 1. 144. idol as jfo R. 4. 25, ); 12 ; before 17. lighta an act of adoration. a. ( jTT-tft /; the former in relation to clothes &o., the latter in relation to animals, plants &o. ) wf% 1 Blue, dark-blue ^Trst?*!^: 0. 1. 33. -2 fiiwt tjjTT^rhnrrf: The 1 the 1. the sapphire ; Q!t. 5 Bv. 2. 42. -2- an epithet of Krishna j also sfreJTrtr*:rfifS^f: a fire-fly. -^f^FCT 1. iron pyrites. -2. black earth. KjfSr-.f- a line of darkness, dark mass, thick dark; ness, dark-blue, purple. ( -5fi ) 1. a purple colour. -2. an epithet of Siva; S.7. 35; Ku. 2. 57. -*tf a. dark-blue, bluish. ( -or ) a radish. -^Tflg, a. dressed in dark- m*, clothes unknown auspicious sound or proclamation. ?rr 1 The indigo plant. -1 A liagiiu. jfr. /. da. in front of the 1 The two arteries neck. -2 A black and blue mark on thr skin; ( for other semes see fafl). -fc 1 Black-talt. 72 arsnt 1 tfsnrr, corres- ( insect in general. -3 -5 of fly. -4 A jackal. black ) bee. -6 A flower, A A -antimony. -2. wsrw lightn- A religious fit for the growing wild Bice >0d(|<: without cultivation vT)4lil: ; or gffl>J14, B. 3?ITf gwssrw cf Un. 4. 135 ] 1 A cloth worn round a woman's waist, or . ; more' properly the ends of the cloth tied into a knot in front, the knot of the wearing garment ; RWT*^wt T srfa frft B- 7. 9 ; sftfWNgWST MM. 2. 5 ; Ku. 1. 38 ; Trfii * f$M K. P. 4 ; *ft ufSrf?* a Me. 68 Si. 10; 64. -2 The outer tie of a packet in which the offerings of a Sudra at funeral obsequies are ; -3 presented. -4 stock. A principal, Capital, stake, wager. ^>^ m. inhabited country! Any realm, kingdom. sfhr Ses =n. ft'? *? .cloth, a blanket. C sftSTTT: warm quuo-curtain.' screen. ^' ! 3 A -2 A moi- -3 An outer tent or B. 7. 60 ; Y. 1. 150 ; Fog, mist Ms. 4. 113. -2 Hoar-frost, heavy dew. -3 Evacuation. Urge To be of dye blue. The indigo plant a dark- ; ( also See HIST also. Blue colour, darkness, blueness Mai. 5. 6. ) ; 1 lae indigo A I particle force and doubt ' 7 9. -2 ^ ; 5. 1 ' B yerv 8. 53, Si. 10, com ' ^ ten pounded with the interrogative prosense noun and its derivatives in the of 'possibly', 'indeed'; fife ^erf^rrMai. 1. 17 ini g ; k; see 1^3 also. -3 Ved. Now, even now. -4 as. Pt. ; Ku. 1.46; 13. 4; S. 2. 9- 14 6 " wwwnnww Jl Ki. 3 15 .54- uncertainty'; S 3 3 a w ' or ', having an implying Now now then, therefore. -5 -6 Quickly. -7 From this fore, plant; i there- Like, time, forward 1. 260. -2 A species of blue fly. -3 A kind of disease. -Oomp. ipr u. firm in attachment. ( --in ) 1. aEection UH unchangeable ui ind. some 9. ( sfraiW Den. P. 1 blue colonr. -2 To w interrogative kind -2 Blue vitriol. -3 Antimony. -4 Poison. -5 Indigo, indigo dye. -6 Darkness. -Oomp. 3i$n a goose, sin: the Baraaa bird. blue vitriol. quantity ponding to z of European Algebra ). A kind of insect. 1 *fra( Hf )S: -2 An Trade, I ] -3 ; Black -salt. -2 Blue steel. A dark-3 blue vitriol. 3?t 1 coloured horse. -2 ( In alg. ) The 1 third I. see cotton. ; A mark. -10 An ; 3. trader. scarcity. t?7i7T blue A -2 mendicant. -4 A place site of a bouse. -5 A dwelling, residence. -6 Mud. t Water. STI^T^T: 1 Increased demand for grain in times of dearth. -J Famine, Hi. fw$rr?T?rt9fra!TTft*r3prt ; 1. 2. Un. jffarc: [ traffic. the cocoa- tT5": -wars the Tamala darkness srrff:, -- of indigo, unalterable or unswerving attachment. -2. a firm and constant friend. fermentaioi ^Tfcrpr of indigo. ri an indigo vat. tLo colour 3 3; cfi. ( tfffi. TOffi d(i. g^tia ) 1 To praie, commend *m^;fr afffl^'t g I. ^(nrft extol, 2 P. i ; m^ Ku. ; 7, W ; Bk. 14. 112 , see - IV 570 -2 To ^ roar, cry. -II. 1 A. ( ) -J To sound, ibont. To cf . =Hf^T ^frs; o. Ved. | . seeing observing men, -2. leading or guiding men. ( -m. ) 1. a god. -2or go. 5( 1. Vrp- P. Prsied, extolled &o. m. 1 A weapon. 3t/. Praise. -2 Time. / I Praise, euloginm, panegffc gyric ; (TfJjoigfiJf^t ( v. 1. ) wrq; 3orr* "wnrtw: Bb. 2. 69. -2 Worship, reverence. demon, goblin. 3Tt=r human urine. %r: a king. srfrr, m. an epithet of Knbera. srmr a. to be sainted 3$ 6 P. 3^ 6 U. I ( 3*fo ) To hurt, kill. (^ft-fr, STT or gw, sroptft) To push, push or drive on, impel, propel TWT Wt Me. j 9; U. 5. 1. -2 To prompt, Eu. 6urge on Si. 11. 26 65. -3 To remove, drive away, cast away, dispel; 3^?;nu gHd*ft frff: Kl 6 Si. 1. 27 ; Ir^rirot^i^fFTlT 8. 40 16. 3. 33 85 Ki. 5. 28. ; ; ; 68, ~4 To throw, cast, send. -5 Ved. To Caus. \ To remove, raise, lift up. incite, ; ; - drive away. -2 To prompt, incite, 313 push on or urge forward. to drive away, remove ; Si. 4. 61. 7 to dispel, drive off, remove Si. -WnH ; 9.71. Pushed, driven &o. -2 Driven P- 1 onward, propelled away, dispelled. - a. gf At the end of comp. ( ) Pushing, impelling, driving away. 5 6 P. (jffa) To praise &c. see 3. ijjnr , w o. [ =n s*r wtf iiTi. g- ] 1 N ew ^nft uarr fl-irstTTTft 0. 1 ; B. 8. 15. -2 Fresh, young. -J Present. -4 Instantaneous. -5 *% ; Recent, modern. -6 Curious, strange. Den. g;(T>nrf?t To make new, P. renew. ind. 1 qpf surely, 1 Certainly, indeed verily, 3. 3 1. ; 12, Me. 5. 9, 18, 75 ; 46 B. probably, in all 23. -3 Ved. Now assuredly, wvifir SJJT ?^t3n^r S. Bh. Ku. 1. 29. -2 Most probability, U. 4. ; 1. 11 ; then, therefore. 5jrjT:-t An ; an ornament ft ^jrrHroh ; of. Un. 2. 33* 101] Horn. ting, u, gen. pi. ^qf or jforf ) I A man, a person w' other male or female; Us. 3. 81; 4. 61. 7. 61.10.33. ( -2 Mankind. -3 -4 The pi D of a xrt prince, "arrvftf, at the royal meals, music played "anwp con. ' sumption, "wnnf royal-seat ', a throne, tbe chair of state. JT?T a palace, "iftfih/. politics, royal ^rfiH ^ ^MHirlte ^*<jiMI Bh. 2. 47. phr: the mango royal 1 policy, state-craft; tree. "390^ n., f$Sf royal symbol, an emblem of royalty, any one of the royal insignia; parti cularly, the white umbrella, 'fifcirtrr. o. 1. assuming the insignia of royalty .-2. assuming the royal insignia ( at a disguise ). "^jTWTj I the friend or favourite of a king. -2 a kind of mango. ( -HT) a queen, "smPT a royal grant or edict. seeking the protection of a king- sTr the musk-rat, j'^pr, *^tn an assembly of kings. tfwr Kshatriya. <wta royal or main road. ugi a beast in the form of a man, a brute of a man ; Bv. 4. 38. tftfih /. Ved. protection of men. (%*& the eignQemini(twins)of,the zodiac. < ft<j: a human sacrifice. the sacrifice to be offered to men ', hospitality, reception of guests ( one of the five daily ses world of mortals, the earth. TnTt Vishnu in tbe boar-incarnation. TT^rs an epithet of Kubera. ^< < ffls N. of Siva. wan's horn'; Bjij >. f. an impossibility. H^f A piece sun-dial. at chess. -5 A culine word ; rfftof ,^lrjr ,rrn Hi A. leader. -Comp. mas- Ak. wfamri^; n. an epithet of Siva. J,M\$ man's 8ku)l. $rrftq; n. 'man lion', Vishno In his Narasimha incarnation ; the hall of sacrifice. *r^ ( T^ ) m. the Supreme Being, -fifo, -tjft, 1. ' a lion-like man', a chief among men, an eminent or distinguished man. -2. Vishnu in bis fourth in* carnation cf =Kfifa, -3 a particular mode of sexual enjoyment. %ij, -^rran army of men. --4ft HI an illustrious man, great man R. 5. 59. ; . ; g*iT a. Making happy. rir epithet of Krishna. An ui; Ved. said, was cursed to be a lizard. jy^4 P. ( ijnrflr To dance, move about ; on the act 3. 4V -J To Bk. Si. 8. J3; -2 To by * stage. gesticulate, play. Caul. 1 To cause to dance ; Bh. 3. 6 -2 To cause 79, U. 3. 19. WITH arr ( caus. ) to dance. -2. | to to Me. move. cause to to . cause irfo- ; ^ dance Or move quickly, shake *nrk HWHlfE R- ; ; n to dance &o. 3. 10. ridicule by dancing in return. 33; a. Ved. 1 Dancing. stroying or injuring men. Ved. The earth. 3% -2 De- dance. gfrT:/. Dancing, g-jj: to sift A dancer, an actor. -2 -J A worm. -4 Length. | a acting, Dancing, pantomime, gesticulation, 3?7 danoe, 3MI ; ; epithet of Siva. -2. a peacock. -5TTBT a dancing-hall, -jirrsr a stage, dancing room. Ac, see under 3. Wicked, 1 malicious, hue mil* cruel, Mk. 3. 25 t Ms. 3. 164. -2 Ved. To be prais- chievous, ; 41 Y. 1. ed by men. ; & Wicked, malicious. 3?Tfir a. Maliciousness, wickedness. : A washerman. Washing, cleansing. m. [ %^ =ft 35 ma- ( &c. ) 69 ; ^rr?fir ysst 7. 14. lead conductor, of elephants, animals Me. R.4.75. 14.22, 16. 30 nager, guide ; Oae who 1 ] or guides, a leader, -2 A -J A ; WBVI Mn. wr 8k.; director, preceptor ; Bh. chief, master, head. -4 An infliotor ( as of punishment ) ; Ms. 7. 25. -5 An owner. -(, The 2. 88. hero of a drama. -~1 The numeral 1 ' two. -8 N. of Vishnu. ihft er. An I A An river. - 2 A epithet of artery, a vein. -3 tt [ Tijft lfft TT female JadLakshmi. -4 3^ T?-?^ ] Leading, conducting. -2 Tho eye 1 ; 1 Manhood, strength. -2 Courage. -3 Wealth. full/. Mann Vaiva grate, son of is it Brihmana ; (<1<j-i) anklet, sr are performed by tributary "srrwsr: a prince, crown- princes, ; just now, just. -4 Immediately. -5 In future. -6 Now for tbe feet offices ^. ; jw'wfirwf't PW<4l% (Rajasuya) per formed by an emperor or lord paramount, in which all the A ?ff: who, ind. Ved. I Manly, power-] Excessively, plentifully. Kn. 6. 85, 2. 29, 30 j 7. 13. -3 The -4 Wovstring of a churning-stick. en silk, a fine silken garment ; $nr wber * * 1{ - 7 - 38 571 come commentators take 3^* in iti ordit ary serge of the The root of a tree. -6 ). A -7 ' ' -5 An enemaeye The wild date tree or Bed arsenic. -Oomp. leader. ( laid A -10 be to in these _3^ two sense* ). -Oomp. a collyriom for the eyea ; S. Til. 7. sfcr: the outer corner of the eye. ^j, n. tears. arftv^: running of the eyes, a kind of eye disease. 3?riT7: ophthalmia. T??T^: any -afrvns^ pleasing or beautiful object. YTHJ the almond fruit. wjnc a. within the range of sight, visiperceptible, ~^' b !*k -*m the ey elid n. tears --rfx a - <*> -**&, as far as the -ff. ) the outer . eye, up to the eye. ( corner of the eye. fife. 1. the eyeball. -2. a cat. n the mucus of the eyes. 5^0. stealing or captivating the eye. -,,%. j. an epithet of Indra ( who had on hit body a thousand marks resembling the female organ inflicted by the curse of Gautama ). -2. the moon. ^gpt a collyrium. fan; n. the eyelash. TTW! m. /. a clyster-pipe with a wsr a veil over the bag eye, the eyelid ^/.excretion of the eyes. : rigidity of the eyes. 1 A See under A To go. -2 To near <* &/ ( ^Rr fiUmfrBv. MM. JT A $ Water. family-priest. Decoration, an ornament. -2 Drcea, apparel, costume, attire 3^r*^Tr ; 9 virT?fnTT 24. T^3^55Tira?n^r^'nV. 5. -3 Particulaily, the costume of an actor; f%fr3^ Mai. Ku. 1. 7. ; 7 ; A boundary, limit. -4 An Ved. A ditch. -9 A Acting, dancing. hole, / a battle, conflict. -2- divid- 1. ; in big Nirutka. ing into two. %fjr;-lfr/. ling or felly of a wheel Tqfc?l*5T f Wtt^TT: S. 7. 10 ; "*HhlfJt*rt<Jr Me. 109 B. 1. 17, 39. -2 Edge, rim. -3 A windlass. -4 A circumference ( in general ) ; CTgf3%ftr R. 9. 10. -5 A thunderbolt. -6 The earth. fa The tree iTtfJrsr. -Oomp. fT% a. following the course of, acting like, the outer rims of the ^ %^ ^g: B. ; 1. 17. A. A ( ifrft ) To go, move. number is ) " ). -Oomp. Pluto ) ^Sryftrsi happiness or Not one or alone anwi ; m., ^TT a. living in society, gregarious. a- fickle, changeable. H^ See under various. also. 'J. In various ways, vari- ously. '^^^iml. 1 In great numbers. -2 Bepeatedly, often, frequently. ( sions Bk. ; ary Summer. T: An etymologist. T: A pathologist. One who executes 4. 12 ( : SfijH " ( ascetic or qattf^T. ' ment of ; . ?: N. of a country in the noith of India. this 1. PST: couutry. The people of Copper. jJJ1 pi- $ neighbour- -: A demon, R&kshasa. -(^V/0 Dishonest, perhaps cruel ) Ms 4. 196. -2 Low, vile, wicked. -3 Mo- false ( or ; ^TTtTWJ a. ^JTHT lating a. to (ft/. ) [ HW-WOH] ReVeda or occurring in the ( i. (*t/-) Mentioned by the way. Produced in ) The 1 Red arsenic. -2 -3 The plant called ( 9?T / ) Produced in Copper. Nepila. as %got ( ) * Dexterity, skill, clevernsss, proficiency ; ^ufr*l <)T1% U. 6. 26 Si. 16. 30. -2 Strictness, exactness. -3 Anything that ; matter. -4 requires skill, a delicate Totality, completeness Ma. 10. 85. ; Secrecy Modesty, humility. -2 1 flJTRT rose. death In e. the sf ( (*/ ims* comment- Proximity, to %trrTk;p incidentally or vide hood. ; 'ft/- ) Liable or destruction, perishable. astrol. ) The eighth house house of death. ) Adjacent, ) orders a servant. An ^j: ). rt'JPH^ Yama m. -3 Indispensable, constant, ). ?fr Nepala. indigo plant. / *T near, contiguous. Bhikntm ^rn^ 5. 18. . ; Supreme Being. epithet of Vishnu. -Oomp. ttef%^ Mr. ; a. (iflr/.) ( iftf. ), 3r!raf Regularly recurring, constantly repeated. -2 To be performed regularly ( and not on particular occa- "i&x:, ?&r: epithets of the sterqr ! 1 : vrrfrwi manifold, cow obligatory. mostly in comp. a. excellent The head of an ox. OT/ )0wn, oue's own. The lower or infernal re- indigence. An -2 Eternity, perpetuity. m. 16 $i An ) people. such men. to ( clod of earth. %:srw ( tit / <Sr / ) Leading to common or S. 93. gions. priests ( Ud. ( One of the chief officiating at a Soma sacrifice ( whose % Low Hr ( fa ; 1 1 What belongs low Sndras. castes duch a? those of the ; wheel to - The circumference, 1 -Comp. f^rr^ arrangethe tiring room *rf% 3rq- trader, die words ( in five chapters ) commented upon and explained by Yaska period, time, . scenes'. A towns man. -6 citizen, -11 5f: 1 % meanp, an part. -11 Ved. Food. -Oomp. a. Ved. divided. faw: ) 6;%^j[,ftvrc*T A -10 A -8 Evening. ) 2. -2 An STTHT:- -3 Upper fty 3 3f5ir o. ( sr-irff ) 1 'drawing near, approaching'. ffo 1 Vedai or root. part. season. Nearer, very compar. of $fa Half. enclosure, fence. -5 The foundation of a wall. -6 Freud, deceit. -7 To bring near. ( snperl. of arflf q- v. ; q. v. *n $tj. of the expedient. -4 Prudent conduct. -5 ) ^f, sMitf Destitution, poverty) 1 as in ; interpreter Upanishad final beatitude. ladle. 5TT3^ a. Nearest, next, very near ^rva; -2 A An merchant; tTTTrfTfrHTTTTn'TTHT! W13Rff: V. 4. 4. ^irfosr a. ( qfr/- ) Connected with or peculiar to the Vedag derived from the Vedas. %VcK N. of the glossary of Ve- 1 irt %<j. W* ) 1 P. ( %S censure. -3 _2 pipe. A or holy writings sacred writtings a radiib. Copper. red arsenio. a. ( Norn. pi. 5ft *TP %* constellation, star m. only -srrar red f carriage, ' A --q^% arsenic conveyance in general. -8 The number two '. -9 pipe. -2 its frnit. srr, ; ^jrc*r!TTfiftf A M.S. banquet, feast. 572 A l trader, ( tfr - merchant. y marks Ac. signs, %ftrf>TCf? . Produced J ) by, oonaected with or dependent on any particular cause. -2 Unusual, occasional, accidental, produced by ome cause w HW). opp. ( prophet --* astrologer, ' cause ( OPP. ftpur HWt S. 7. 30. al rite, a periodical I An . An effect 34. Mto, concluding ) dangerous ; ) Final, 1 ftm*W -2 Decided, 8. 25. last, ^f R. definitive, con- ( as a reply ). _j Fixed, constant. -4 Highest, perfect, Completely familiar with or -5 veised in. -6 Vowing perpetual ab* stinence and chastity. impu- Sbamelessness, , Blneness, dark-blue colour. a- / ( ift or leading out, &c. *T/- f**$ ; firm, dence. Lasting for a 'nimisba 1 or twinkling, momentary, transient. if N. of a sacred forest celebrated as the residence of certain sages to whom Sauti related the Mahibhirata ; R. 19. 1 ( the name is thus derived a- ( first clusive servant. Cleanness, purity, spotlessneHS, (physical as well at moral). ceremony. *NJnro-(ft/. A r: Tf&J-Jli occasion- taken out of the house for the time. a. Getting over if<j^<j or critical times. pr ,; -2 An ; Br. Sftt. II. 1. #r/. ( Pitilessness, cruelty to Relating /. ) ) carrying Conducting ( as water perpetual religious student who continues with his spiritual preceptor even after the prescribed period, and vows life-long abstinence and chasKu. 5. 62 ; cf. Y. 1. 49 and tity ; ). ^f*r (f%) T^T closeness, thickness, A Substance, -3 also. Compactness, ' denseness. -2 continuous sound. - Constancy, steady adherence to rule, firm belief, steadfastness . : v& tfritf offering of eatables presented to a deity or idol. f ). An wfa^TTt inhabitant of the Barter, exchange. ; .. Indian The ; . householder, fruit of rf^f Restraint, self-command. Conformable a. Any ( S?T/. ) to rule or precept , regular. ^ Re- gularity. a. eg.* girl Disregard, indifference. of hell. f>; An inhabitant Mil. 9. 49 ( ^ft /. ), sftffcr . ( q?V/. ) , $ Senselessness, nonsense. Hopelessness, despair, 1 despondency rapt *kr5TTt^ U. 8. 13. -2 Absence of wish or expect; 1.1,144 i 1 cer- Determination, A fixed ceremony. A king of theNishadhas. -2 1 -2 Especially, an epithet of king Nala, q. v. -3 A native or inhabitant of Nishadha. -4 N. of a Habakavya by Srtharsha, treating of the adventures of Nala, king of the Nishadbas. Relating to Nala a. Bv. 4. 20. ; - One who knows ,., -,,flf-7: the etymology of words, an etymologist. ; N. 145. *|&4>ldJ quences A demon I 1. 1 Exemption Health. ; Idleness, inactivity. -2 from acts or their conse- Bg, 3. 4, 18. 49. ^3 The saltation obtained by abstraction (as opposed to the salvation obtained ; by 21-12 43 ; 14. 4 , 15. 20. -2 The south-western Jdireoregent of ;tbe tion. *The lunar mansion called ; v. ). ; R. 5. 37, % ind. swordsman. Jf+T ) No, not used like sf q. v. Bg. 17. 28 24 Amaru. 5, 7, 10, 62. ( ; ; ; often ?t. 6. ; s?l%(j If not, otherwise. ^Jf [ 3^* *3? ] 1 Impelling, driving, urging onward. -2 Removing, driving away, dispelling. -3 Cutting, splitting. jfl^Pij a. One who urges forward or propels Ku. 3. 21. ; %VIT 3f /. '"'' A I Ninefold, in nine parts. ship, boat, vessel ;*nptr *I<JH)^1<JI O&ntl. 3. -2- N. of a constellation. -Ooap : ( Tnn^nr: ) I- a passenger on board a ship. -2- a sailor. qrf\VT<: a helmsman, pilot. q^q n. the occupation of a sailor ; Ms. 10. 34. iv<4i4vi3*1 tf Dl*i 1. sailor, IK:, -3- boatman < ; 1 tain. ortH uhi pwreok, naufrage HWT fleet ^Nr-5r f^qw: S. 6. navy ^n5cWT fTTST ^T 'nUTT- ; fflW ( hundred Ntthkat. < 9ft / ) Worth a ; : R. 4. 36. Hula. An epithet of Dnrga. ^4rffr The south-western direction. 1 ^jufr ^t& ftf*: A immoveable. Fixedness, f|ij4 v ij Sftvn in- ; 6.46. Nocturnal , belonging to the night, nightly *; Hw^l fafJ"TRTT1ffH^ ^if: S. 6. 29 ; V. 1. 8 Ki. 5. 2. -2 To be observed at night. ,- (tfr/-) Natural . born, innate, inherent 1 tainty. sever- harshness, 1 ness. 3t{4? I Dninterrnptedness, close succession, continuity. -2 Closeness, contiguity ( in space ). Cruelty, orna- or ; )*H|Jr$: A logician, a follower of the Nyaya system of Philosophy. 3?5 ity/ vessel or imple- ments given with her. fig-tree. 1 ' 3fafVfr>' ment forming part of domestic furniture. -2 A present to a Brabmapa forest called Naimisha. . An 3fa 1 properties. absence of Absence of qualities -2 Want of good qualities 5nrTrT Bv. -2 ^' l. 8 #T / Bought with made of a Nishka, q. v. v: A ( ) f?r A small boat mint-master. * excellence, ; ^f%*f aor Moha M. %fs^q^ Indigence, poverty or want. ^m>HUi Any performed when oblation* absolute , 6. boat i n general; -Oomp. an oar. An or rite a new-born child is ^ adverb, 'prefiied to rjf^ind. contempt ', deimply ' gradation ' ' or ^, to or ' humiliation '. 573 To j8U. gradation, flrtt 1 L . -, f JITS* *>if i Mv. iftHl'^rt bumble. Umn.-2 To ; s^* wrnTrf^fr 1 Hnmiiiated, degraded, Blighted. -3 Surpansed, excelled, made inferior or secondary ( f1 ) a. -3 To put give in charge of ; down put loc. ) : 4 1. upon anything ' 8 ference ( ; thug described J : ' I: she ( ; <mn%<7T an excellent ). i woman ig ; Bk. 5. 18. A -*r*'J kind of antelope ; R A mole ' ; bring forward, adduce, propound (as an argument) arorar TWn* Malli. on Si. 1.17. -7 To settle, Bx, appoint. -STognpport. TWW Depositing, laying down. | -2 Delivering, giving up. TWj-p. 1 ; RT TO* Bv. 2. 47. fhsfr/. ( Cast down, thrown or lid down, deposited. -1 Put in. inserted, applied r*!rnfm: Kn. 1. 7. -3 Depicted, drawn ft(wirw -4 ; Contrgned, delivered or transferred to V. 5. 17 Ratn. 1. 10. -5 Leaning retting on. -6 (liven up, set ; , aside, resigned.-7 Mystically touched, Mai. 5. 2.-Oonrp. jt a. giving up the rod, i. t. puoishmeat. ^rj- a. down lays a. the body, has 1. jr^f ; 3TT- ) Qoing 1 or turned downwards, turned or bent down. -2 Lying on the f ace.-J Low, contemptible, base, mean, rile Si. 15. 21 ( where it also means GP* or ; downward).-* Slow, lazy .-5 Whole, "ntire. -2. unarmed, defenceless. -3. harmless. -4. epithet of tha Manes or deified progenitors. .-umi 1 Placing, putting down or upon, planting, JT^TT: <3l"iwrrTW- irtgR. 2. 2 UAI ; Ku. 6.50 C C . ; M. 2.9 o ; -* ^^U|Mj|^, 3411 *n |4| cfco. ^ Bence, any impression, mark, stamp, print srfter*rTBrnT: R. 12. 73. where the nailmarks surpassed those of weapons ij'd*m. -3 Depositing. 4 A pledge, deposit, STFTffcrTnT f*i*mwrS. 4. 21, R. 12, 18; Jn&l. o. D ; ; -3 ' A A ^%W o. curve. hollow 1 Thrown -2 A hiding ft The lap. or oast down. -2 Bent down. T^7P. 1 -2 To conceal anoint, besmear. oneself. 1 A mark, sign. -2 A kind, ort. r Y. 2. 67. -5 Entrusting, committing, Loss, destruction -6 Painting, writing down.-7Giving abandoning, relinBg. 18. 2. -8 Bringquishing ; i ing forward, adducing. -9 Digging in, seizing ( as with claws. ). -10 Assignment of the various paits of the body to different deities, which is usually accompanied with prayer up, =^T3T /'/> 1 Anointed, smeared. -2 Mixed up, blended together. wfn: ; giving over, delivering, consigning. To ; decay. 8. ; pr- ? ^ ] | Me; -2 Fitness, propriety, deco. Ki. 11. -30. -3 Law, justice, 310. ; virtue,equity,righteonsnes, honesty; A. R. 1.4. -4 A Uw-suit, legal proceeding. -5 Judicial sentence, judgment. -6 Policy, good government. -7 Likeness, analogy. -8 A popular maxim, an apposite illustration, illustration, as afBT . . ., , ., ,^ . T , , ot ,, , . 1 806 OO~ low.-9Avedio accent: mi j'l^ii'tnafhor Ku. 2. 12. (Malli. takes ajm to mean w< but it is qnite open, in our ; opinion, to take ^rq- in the sense of ' ' a system ' or which are ; ' ' way manifestad.in three systems, i. e. =Rf?, ifgn and wr^;' ); Bh. 3. 55. -10 ( In gram. ) A universal nilo.-l | system of Hindu philosophy founded by the gage Gautama. -12 The science of logic, logical philosophy. -13 A complete argument or sylloof five memben gism ( consisting A i- 3. 18. ' I 3^ ; 1 , [ Hjj'iS rum one who resigned or laid down bis arms upon the body. Eating, feeding. ; dead. To go down, bend down MM. 5. 22. -2 To incline. -3 To diminish, paig away P. 1 ;: commit to the care of. deliver anrnfr ?re ^rr '<JW^M: V. B. 17, 5. 82. -5 To arwf? prrr rf Kk. give to, confer or bestow upon fm R- 12. 2. -6 To state, rfr/V^anfifft one who 16. 15. Mo. rice. thod, manner, way,rnle, system, plan : Sabdak.) ( ; 1-22; Me. 59. -4 To ertrugt, con- ; srnrr D. Fried 3. 9. 'applied': ; thug described a Sannyildin. 1 To place as a de3. 55. -2 To entrust to, ties, with ; epithet of Vishnu. -Oomp. -irrorepj: a man being a fathom in circum- 8 Ku. ; r: I HnfNt 1 The ( Indian ) fig-tree. -2 A fathom (measured by the arms extended). -3 The Sam! tree. -4 An posit *,RTT Amaru. 82; committed to picture': V. ^rsTJtTTarsfrf ; ( sign, graig. place. plnoo within, place or worldly -iT*fcfr imngn f^^fTfw 1. Low, inferior, vile, mean. -2 Whole, entire. A gr; I buffalo. -2 An epithet of Parasurima. fl- 1 The wbole.-2 A kind of a all in, of a deposit. repudiation m. the bolder of a deposit, mortgagee. "TtftrsT m. One who lias renounced wrft'* give up, resign, relinquish ;*TWrTnarnn9 Trsra^Hf R. 2. 7 ; Tumsmso g|un< rtrerrnr &c. fi Ve. 3. 18 ; K. P. 310^: ; Dk. Humiliation, degradation. Making inferior, subordination. and corresponding gegttcnlationn.-ll. Lowering the tone or voice. -Oomp. : 1 I -2 humiliate, subdue, over- wrurrennTr millions 4 P. 1 To set or put down, place, throw down uiw<;y "rjyirnr Me. 13 jrs^r "mmr^ Me. 6. 46. -2 To lay or throw aside, abandon, ^nr G. L. 32. P. To become low or Caui. 1 To despise, con- TTIJ; 1 come 5^ M*^l<Mr4 6. 22, 3. 40: qi(f One hundred )- j^ de- incontempt, disrespect, * _ ~ _ *T __t ~. NWHI ) SJT Vod. contemn, insult, slight, degrade, humiliate. "i an of, Ilumiliatun, TiJfrT,: resigning, * H Tffhn, ^g, ).-14 ^?r iml. An epithet of in the way manner or analogy of yr<4 1 i^fn y^rf^T Ac. the ST'TT -d^lStT, ; ). and ftir- visbpu. ( qr- of, after the i OOfflp. < Mtmamsi philosophy, 1, ,,,.,. well-behaved, acting justly. a. one who speaks what is right or just. frf good conduct, virtue. jrrw 1. the philosophical system of the Nyaya school.-!, the science of logic. mftufl proper or suitable behaviour. q^ the aphorisms of Nyaya philosophy by Gautama. Note. A few of the common Ny*.. popular maxims are uexe yaa or collected for ready reference and arranged in alphabetical order. 1. shr^s^rnrrrr: The maxim of the blind man catching a sparrow, analogous in sense to Y^lfij^llT q. v. 2. sN'rtfWirt*'': ^ ne maxim of the bliu I following the blind. I 574 used in those case* where people or thoughtlessly follow IB blindly others, not caring to see whether their doing so would not be a leap in tht dark. 3. si^tTffr^lPq'rV: The maxim view of tl:e star Arnndbati. following explanation of Sn- of the The will kaiacharya make its nee clear;- 9- RTgrrTfrftg'fi"ff?; Tho maxim of the crow's eyeball. It takes its origin from the supposition that the crow has but one eye ( cf words like tj^jft, WJJ &o- ), and that it can move it, as occasion requires, from the socket on one side into that of the other ; and the maxim . applied to a is word or phrase which though used only once in a sentence, may, if occasion requires, serve two at purposes : e. vftsfspHHtrtN g. |- naturally follows that' what we asset t of the one can, as a matter of course, be asserted of the other ; cf . jgf 11 wr The ma10. fjqthnrf?wrrT: xim of the buckets attached to the time. for his preference of that particular grove to any other one ao when a a man finds several ways of doing a be conthing, any one of them may sideid as good as acother, and the one preference of any particular cannot be accounted for. takes its origin It water-wheel. from the fact that while some of the buckets filled with water go up some are emptied of their contents, while others go down quite empty ; and is used to denote the various vicissitudes of worldly existence of the ; ; W5JTf5~i?rnr: The maxim of clod the stone and clod of earth. of earth may be considered to be hard as compared with cotton, but is soft as compared with a stone. So 5. cf. tf$ A a person may be considered to be very important as compared with his inferiors, but sinks into insignifi- cance when compared with his betThe maxim is also used to denote the relative importance of two both may things, though absolutely be bad e. g- "flqRmgTuft 3rwfq arters. ; f The maxim . Mar. similarly m$TYT5r ( ftef> ) mr The of the Kadamba buds nsed maxim j to dentte simultaneous rise or action, the bursting forth of buds of the Kttdamba tree at one and the garni; time. like 7. wramBVT^inT: The maxim the crow and the palm-fruit. It of takes its origin from the unexpected and sudden fall of a palm-fruit upon the head of a crow ( so as to kill it ) at the very moment of its sitting on a branch of that tree and is used to decote a very unexpected and acci; dental occurrence, whether welcome unwelcome or ; cf . Chandraloka ; da >nt i also. 8. xim teeth, s5r*?nr^orirT: of Mk. 10. 59. The ma1135y3niHTJr"Jnn xim of day-break near a toll-station. It takes its origin from the attempt of one ( say, a oartman ) who with the intention of avoiding a toll takes at night an unfrequented road, but unfortunately finds himself ( t day-break near that very toll and is obliged to pay the which he studiously tried to avoid. Thus the maxim is used to denote the occurrence of that which cf one studiously tries to avoid station, is q nsed. 6. ii The ma- searching after a crow's to denote any useless, uod unprofitable, or impossible talk. toll . ; Sriharsba; 18. garrflfUfrrT: The maxim of bored by an insect in woodIt takes its origin from the unexpected and chance resemblance of an incision in wood or in the leaf of a book made by an insect to the form of some letter, and is used to denote any fortuitous or chance ocletters currence. D. 10. maxim of the lamp placed over the threshold. It takes its origin from a lamp Langingover the threshold of a lion at, winch, by its peculiar position, serves to light the rooms on both iides,and is used to donote something which serves a two- fold purpose at the same 3i5Ttm*ft9jlnT: The maxim of the grove of Aaoka trees. Ravana kept Stta in the grove of Asoka trees, but it is not easy to account 4. S. Tb The maxim king and barber's son. It is used to denote a man's innate fond15. ness for his own posseasion-bowso. ever ugly or despicable in the eyes of others. It takes its origin from a story which states that a king on one occasion aaked hia barber to bring to him the finest boy that he conld see in his kingdom. The barber roamed for a long time over every part of the realm, but oould discover no boy such as the king wanted. At last wearied and disappointed, he returned home, and being charmed with the beauty of bis own boy-who, to do him justice, was a personification of ugliness and deformity-went to the king and presented tbe boy to him. The king was at first very angry with the barber for having trifled with him, but on consideration excused him, as he ascribed the barber's preference of bis own ngly boy to the dominant desire of human beings to consider their own possessions as supremely S. 2. good ; cf. Tie 16. maxim of washing off the mud. Just as it is more advisable for one to avoid getting into mud than to get into it and then wash it off, so it is more advisable for one to avoid getting into danger than to expose oneself to it and then try to get out of it somehow or other cf v$tKCTnS[ and also " Pre*T ; The maxim of 13. fgrj together so, dos-ely connected ; when cue thing is with another in a particular way, and we say something of the one, it ^ 17. ; ft}sji}<sfui?zjr7r. The maxim of grinding flour or meal, nsed to denote a superfluous or unprofitable exertion like the attempt of a mm to grind pounded flour ; cf. 18. ^srf^^TT'r: The maxim of seed and sprout. It takes it* origin from the relation of mutual causation which subsists between seed and sprout, ( iced being the cause 575 of sprout which in its turn is the cause of seed ); and is used in these cases where two things stand to each other in the relation of both cause abundance husband, progeny, corn, cattle &c, and gold. 25. $n and moon, though considerably distant from the bough of a tree, ia spoken of as the moon on the bough,' because she appears to be near it, so this maxim it used when the position of an object, though at a very great effect. 19- rtl^i+^H: The maxim of and magnet ; it is used to denote a very close affinity between two things, by virtue of which they are instinctively attracted towards each other, though at a distance. 20. ^fnfirT: The maxim of the invariable concomitance of fire iron nd smoke; ( wherever there is moke there is Are ). It is used to denote such invariable concomitance between two persons or things; (. g. where there is A, there is B whero , there is not B, there is not A ). 21 . ft^iTi The maxim of the worms bred in poison. It is used to denote a state of things wbicb, though fatal to others, is not so to those who being bred in it, are inured or naturalized to it, like to poison which, though fatal otberr, is not so to the worms bred iait. nTfSPTPT: The maxim of nsed to denote the poison-tree that a thing, though hurtful and mischievous-, does not deserve to be 22. ; destroyed by the very person who has reared it, just as even a poisontree ought not to be cut down by tbe planter himself. The maxim of 23. a wave urging forward a wave. In the ocean one wave propels another and all otbcrg in till the flrst succession reach the shore. So this maxim is used to denote successive operation, as in the case of the production, of sound. . maxim the old virgin's boon; that is, asking snob a boon as will cover all that one wishes to have. The Mahabhashya says that an old virgin, when asked by Indra to choose a boon, said: yn Tjtfh:one fTOT^ *ti-=r?r f tne bough and the moon. of of As the 30. tHrfft^q.-'im; The maxim of master and servant. It is used to mark the relation of the feeder and tbe fed, or the supporter and the supported, two between any subsisting objects. ' distance, object to in fixed by that of another it appears to be (T^mrf'UH.-mq; The maxim of the lion's backward glance. Ic is 26. when ons casts a retrospective glance at what be has left behind, while at the same time he is proceed used ing, just as the lioc, while going onward in search of prey, now and then bends his neok back wards to see if anything be within his reach ; see under ftf> also. 27. proper, right, equitable, suitable, tuiiflariUi^N; The maxim of the cooking-pot and boiled rice. 28. In a cooking pot all the grains being equally moistened by the heated water, when one grain is found to be well cooked, the same may be inferred with regard to the other grains. So the maxim is nsed when the condition of the whole class is of. inferred from that of a part ; ftraravT rim ynynft.H* of digging or fixing in the post. As a stake or post to be firmly fixed in tbe ground is again and again moved and thrust inward, so this maxim is nsed when one ( say, a disputant ) adds several corroborative illuttrattions, arguments Ac. to strengthen and confirm still more his strong position . fit; 'TrcTRTO: nf^ftffr v% T tJkr: Bh. Ms. 2. 1.52, 9. 2. 83 Bg. 18. 15 202 B. 2. 55 Ki. 14. 7 Ku. 6. ; ; ; ; ; -2 Usual, customary. 87. See under *^. Charming, beauti- c. - ?3j=5 4 P. -2 To 1 -2 Proper, ful, lovely. To 1 right. assent or agree rejoice, delight in, to. be pleased. "Jt^nfr A female servant. ?5jj 6 P. I To bend orpress down, throw down. ?gs3r a. 1 Turned or bent down* 3^rf5?rwards, lying on the face ; N. 22. 32. -2 Bent, crooked. -3 Convex. -4 The NyaI gr; Hu'np-backed. grodha tree.-2 A kind of ladle made psrsnfsnr^ of the preparation of a kettle. 29. manner, -2 Justly, rightly. 'flrf'Ha. 1 Bight, fit, proper, just. -2 Logical, rational. J ' In a fitting 1 fitly. which contiguous. Mr. ind. "mnr: suitably, ( "frffcr Kua ssf grass. in Sraddhas.-Oonrp. A ) vessel wg"i a nsed crook* ed sword, sabre. SS^JT o> Lessened, 1 diminished, -2 Defective, shortened. deficient, wanting, destitute inferior, of ; as -3 Leas ( opp. 3>fr* ) j f. 2.1 16. -4 Defective ( in some in anS?^*. organ ) ; " -5 Low, wicked, vile, a legs -T despicable. ind. Less, in ajjr a. maimed, degree. -Oomp. mutilated. atftftr a. more or lest, unequal, -vfr a- deficient in intellect, ignorant, foolish. ?^nrf^ Den. P., lessen, diminish. Ttffc^ a. ^rfT 8 U. To Ved. Having an eter- nal abode. ^Mfr wicked, o- vile. Crooked ( fig. also ) 576 q a. ( At the end of oomp. ) I 8s in npr, sJHfia;- -2 Drinkiug Guarding, protecting, ruling as in It I Air, wind. -2 tfa, ? ; -3 An egg. hut of q;feU|: The A leaf. Chandala or a barbarian. fg, &o. See undsr N. of a barbarous y; q^. a tribe, i P., 10 U. ( qr To side with. A 1 ] wing, pinion " 347 5 80 ; *f*W K ir^^lrf tnt ?T* : fledged or B. 4. 40, 3. 42. -J The feather arrow. an of side each on feathers -3 The flank or side of a man or animal, the shoulder ; **TOTT TnrThe 8ide wfWJiiflhin B 5 72 7* or of anything, a flank. -5 The wing half of flank of an army. -6 The The half of a lunar anything. -7 a fortnight ( comprising 15 month, are two such fakthai, ; - days - - (there the bright or light half, the dark half ) j ), . . 50 l r ; A 92. -8 ( a ) zrig; Pt. 1. general, faction, side ; I. R. 6. 6. 86 53 ; Si. ; 2. H? 18. 17 (b) ; A and 66; Y. 3. party in njji^n>W^ 14. 25 Bg. ; family, race; to any Pt. 4. 29. -9 On belonging partisan ?TfWt a follower, party, Hvr^H. 1.-10 A class, multitude, adherents ; as host any number of " -1 1 One side of au ar 8 u ; wft, foVruent, one of two other case, on -30 Proximineighbourhood. -31 A bracket. -32 Purity, perf ection.-33 A house. 3ta: 1. the 15th day of -Oomp. either half month, i. e. the day of new or full moon. -2 the end of the Wtrtl. another wings of an army. ash-pit of a fire-place. wrvrm: 1. a fallacious orconclusion subject of a syllogism minor term); Hf^WTW*!^ (the Si. 20. 11 (where it means 'a feather' -15 A symbolical expression for the number 'two'. -16 A bird. -17 A state, condition. -18 The body- -19 A limb of the body. -20 1 . gf%;/.tbe ed by the sun in a fortnight. ij^the root of a wing. it^t 1. n exparte statement.-!, stating a cane, expression of opinion. *T?Ts a bird. nnft^a. 1. embracing the whole -2- pervading the of an argument. minor term. yw o. paralysed on a one side. ?tw: 1 yt: a bird. lasting for a fortto be performed rite every fortnight. A A Bide.-3 side-door. -2 1 associate, a partisan ( at the end ijsjaif: An of oomp. ). argument.-2. a false plaint,. wtf na eating food only once in fortnight. a partiality, showing 3^11 rffrt rT o. flying adopting a side. Adharence to a party. -3 Taking up a side or argument. -4 Forming a or defending part of.-5 Maintaining a party. *inr: =<Tiryir choosing above. ^t: 1 an eletfnmr: the herd. -2. the phant strayed from a tbesis.-6 The essential nature of a the minor term proposition-7 Being or subject of a syllogism. - . moon. -3. an attendant, fir?; m.an of the epithet of Indra ( clipper Ku. 1. 20. wings of mountains ) ; both sides ^41. gf. the moon. ' a couple of of an argument. -2jrrr a fortnights ', i. e. a month. vrr side-door, private entrance. the party 1. winged. -2- adhering to of one, siding with any one. ( -T: ) a partiI. a bird. -2. the moon. -3- elephant strayed from san. -4. an the herd. a quill. <mn 1. desiding with any one. -2- liking, a thing ), love, affection ( for Alliance, partisanship. 1 Tne root WtTr N. T flrst A . . 13, ; -3. attachment to partisanship, ^ partiality ; Ve. a patiy, 'WirriT'T'r w- ^n>r M. I *rw sprr srf^H r 47. -4. falling of ,irar3 Dh. 1. of birds. -5. a the moulting wings, ; -W 1- partisanto a side or party. ship, adherence -2. friendship, fellowship.-3.movement of the wings; N. 2. 52. ^rnSn partisan. 1. siding with, adhering to a party, attached or partial ( to a a. or . particular cause Vo. 3. ), %*t wft -2- s>inptliiiting ; 2. S j ' n8 ' jf- . wing. -2 The side- leaf of a part of a carriage. -3 The door. -4 The wing of an army.-5 A half or division. -6 A half month. -7 The side or shore of a river. -8 A side in general. A bird. sire, ; W * * -2 U. 3. 43; Si. 11. 26. day of a lunar fortnight. : -2 The JTltfr 1. point V. trw5?! a wing. or a. factious, promoting quarrels. a heron. *rrn: 1 the side or f^jt flank. -2. especially, the flank of an course traverselephant. rite gument. partisan, follower, a private door. a Mu. maintained.-14 To argument to be a $*<jsr night. -2- **rf ft qsnrmr! Ki- 3U. 5. 17 ftsq% *%: in geaeral ; as in if. sacrificial 3. 10 position ; view of 'in th Q^andaTtWI- -3. Ve. 3. friend an argument. -3. another supposiwnrnr: tion, wwwt: = fstta q. T. 1. palsy or paralysis or one side, of an arhemiplegia. -1. refutation side. -2- a different side or >rirft wnwrm also). ' Place, position. -27 A view, no of an equation, idea. -28 The side tion in a primary division. -29 The -26 an alternative, case* ; the other hand ', 3* fCpnvnRmV* of. B. * 10, 14. 34 ; 13 A case or sup- A royal elephant. -21 An army .-22 wall. -2? Opposition. -24 Rejoinder, reply. -25 A masj, quantity with words ( when in composition ' meaning hair ); %5TW: c ^ Bf- A A ty, Chandala. 1 I 1 A female bird. -2 A the two days enclosing AVfdriNmMk)" full night with it; (5;m?[f^?^- -^ The day of moon. ( off/. ) [ 19 mvf 5ft ] Winged.-2 Furnished with wings.-3 . to the party of. Siding witb.adherlng bird. -2 An arrow. -3 An 1 -Oonrp. ^3':,->T.T: epithet of Siva. _m. * "Pi-TC? w. -^Rn.ffan-rmfr^ afr?t an insignithets of Qarnda. Sam a trough or re birds. for yni ia servoir watering epithet of Jatayu. pati. qr^T?tr^*T 577 young ?TTOT 1. a nest. -2. bird. an aviary. The hut of : a N. of the saint Vatpyayana. T$fnr I- ( At the end of comp.) Belonging to a side or party, aiding with, adhering to the aids of; as ^f. v: &c. -6 To melt q^-nf^ C ] T?HW : An 1 eyelash Me. 90, 47; R. ; 2. -2 The filament of a flower. -3 The point of a thread, a thin thread. -4 A wing. -5 The leaf srw. of a flower. -Oomp. sfrcr:, 19, 11. 36. produced in the eye by the irritation lashes turning inwards. <J$Wt7 a. \ Havipg strong, long or beautiful eyelashes ^RBrSTT: 8.3. ; 25. -2 Hfiiry, shaggy; Jji^cfmfJTtTTfJi. 4. 61. Produced 1 lij] Or occurring in a fortnight. -2 Siding with. -3 Lateral. -4 Changing every half month. A $7*; follower, friend, ally ; partisan, ?r ( line, row, range, series ^TrwterarateT V. ; p*!rT 19 airaqrT^r: ; KU same caste cf . ; below.-4 The A the 'ten' aa in five.' -fW: person defiling a mire ; 1 Mud, clay, S 2 . 34 >jfcJ5?4r ^rrffre^ Mk. 5. 14 Ki. 2. 6 ; clearing-nut tree, which ( ^cT fies used in purifying is water ) M. 2. 8. the Sarasa bird, with him especially, a epithet of "art, Brahma. of Vishnu ; 11. 18. "aiirq m. an an epithet 20. CMIiH: Mai. where Jagaddhara says TWT "fopmspriBSTf imr: : i Tfi i gpflsj; ., a lotus, (-m.) the Sarasa bird, -f * soiled with mire or mud. o. sunk in mud. HTT3? muddy, I sn^fir q^rt B wiSiTpf ^ u mff ft 11 wpif^rar q'RCTt^T:- thus: Manu explains the 3T7t^%7S^I TTT?! <JT%: 183; gee 3. 184, 186 R. ^v; N. of Dasaratha also. ; 9.74. A row, JrfrB^fT qTj a. ( i^ crippled. line. or Tift/. ) ij: 1 A Hi=3: a bivalve conch. -TB -^f a locus. qTfrt a crab. g^) tor: the fibrous edible root of a epithet of Saturn. -Camp. ur?: 1. a crocodile ( RSFT. ). -2- the tenth sign of the zodiac capricornus ; lotus. 7*>nHr 1 A lotus-plant'; Ki. 10. -2 A group of lotus-plants or lo- a. 33. tuaei. toses. -3 A place abounding with lo-4 The flexible atalk of a a. I. "fafTCi Moss. -2 1 A dam, Muddy, ,. dike. -3 with mud, filled soiled. JrJi-JT Muddy, ' 17.8. Si. A *%*5 jy : foul, turbid, A boat. lotus. ". ? A a. A jy : U- (q^fff-Wi qqr^-qV, qs ) I roast, dress ( as food &c. ) govern two q^fff, but ii'cumtives tin's use is ; srir- To cook, ( said to frf^i^i^i only very rare in classical Sanskrit ) ^rrforRi Ma. ^3- wr-jiftriFT- :i. 118 ; V: ; q-gwtrfl'- ^T^ f ^fq; Tt77TTTr: 7 20; Bli. 1. 85. -2 To bake, burn ( us bricks see q^. -3 To digest ( as food ) ) lotus. 5-. crana or Saras* bird. - 1 ^f^-it, q-?, Stairp, a ladder, a flight of steps. qfjrq Lame, crippled. Lime, crippled. horse of silvery white colour. water-lily. dirty JJK -2 An . Boiled. halt, ; Dwelling in mud. The 1 Cooking. -3 Ripen- Ved. -6 Any dish of ). -Comp. g^f the bowels arising colic. 7731. 1 Who or what cooks. -2 CuoKing. -3 Stimulating, digesting m. 1 Fire (especial-4 Ripening. ly in the stomach ). -2 A cook. tr-T5( 1 The state of a hou-e-holder who maintains the sacred fire. -2 The sacred fire so maintained. a. I Ripe, ripened. -2 Ma-3 Cooked. -4 0btained by boiling : ( as salt q^T a. [ q^-rB roasted, boiled ). cT*f ; ^ : ] I Cooked, -2 Diburned, anneal- as in TCRTST- gested. -3 Baked, Lame, lame man ( from indigestion, ^ 3. . digestion. violent pain of tured. . ^ 1. qrifcUH'ff' TK^i 3TT%f5Rfl7SWTr or snr5n: ^s %^-T ffi word -2 To spread. [ q^-Hft-ra^; ] place of digestion. jrgyf qrinr Z^flt / cooked food 3?Jl3rr3R: T- I ft^r ?r q^ ; becoming ripe, maturity, development. -4 Fame, dignity. -5 The r^spect- muddy ;rriT: q^ To ) thoroughly. -II. 1 A. ( make clear or evident see ( ) also. Caui. 1 To explain fully, di: who tn%Tr^5rr: ; ; late upon, amplify. who 3[ a lotng. (-371) ; ( so- his presence the qr% or pergit in the same row to dine by ; the frnit of R. 11. 50. -3 To be inflamed. Caui. I ( qr^rf^-ct ) To cause to be cooked, to have cooked or dressed ( food &c. ). -2 To cause to ripen or develop, bring to tion or fulfilment ing, sons ; ; nent pe.-son ; B. 16. 30. -2 Hence, a thick mass, large quantity $iuimvJ<4> K> 30. -3 A slough, quagmire. -4 Sin. -5 %$z: Ointment, unguent. -Comp. a marsh, an alluvium. SRfrtJ a lap#r^:, -sftrerf>: a hog. irr^: wing. m. the a Makara or crocodile. ftfr^ matured or developed, ripen to beau fruit, attain perfec- -2 Digesting, ; ( ( fig. ) ciety of persons, one with whom it is improper to associate at dinnertime. irrasT: a respectable or emi- Brahmana Past. to ft ! ripen, mature, develop. mature, develop, ripen, bear fruit ; R. 17. 53. -1. to digest. -3. to cook -aFrS9T:=irr%fTq. v.-ffa; an epithet of Ravana. ^f; an osprey. f;H; -7 To cook maturity, perfection, or completion. number tt ). ). -3 To cure, heal. Desid. ( fq^tint ) To wish to cook &c. WITH ijft to five, or, ' Atin. -6 earth. -8 The -9 Cooking, maturing. -10 A company of persons of the same tribe. -Comp number ) ( collection of being very learned, always geta the seat of honour at dinner parties, or who puri- 1.16. , ripe, - ; -5 The celebrity. -7 Fame, 15 4- - qT^TTt^r living generation. able n K 4. 6 ;rr$Hrrr%: as understanding ). To be cooked. -2 To become 1 ) ( as metals ( for oueielf '&& B. 6. 5. -2 A group, collection, flock, troop. -3 A row of people (of the same caste ) Bitting down to a meal, a company or party at dinner of the 2. develop tion, see opp. arw ); ed ( 3. ; ; ed or dressed food srrtn^) -VT5HT: the stomach, abdomen. ytTfrT a baked brick. fa--7fif^ar a building constructed baked with bricks. fu^a. I. cooVing. -2- maturing. tree. %5T ; ; bciled rice (ft(^^), sour rice-gruel. Maturity, ripeness, develop- ment &c. 578 hU a. Cooking, maturing &c. ( At the end of oomp. Cooking, baking &c. T^ o. ) body, (-ifr) collection a bit for hones, aggregate of five or parts. -2. five modes of devotion.-J. the five parts of a tree W^TTf g* ftffcs-nw'ww 5TTrerfa w ar -4. 7^rtnfiR : Cooking, roaiting. -2 Digesting. -^,, r ,\ Cooking. -2 Maturing. I ^ TVW: A I. ; wr i nrlRni; ^?ra; calender or almanac, so called because it treats of five things frf*j- cook. : "TOT a. Cooked, dreasej. -i Bipe, developed, mature. jn 1 Fire. -2 The gun. -J N. of Indra. * 1 Cooked food. -Oomp. -^srjrr conbaking and roasting, of. r- tinual sr a. [ 532 dressing, maturing &o. rr Becoming The wild Cooking, ] Fire. jr t ripe, ripening. citron tree -- *ft Cook- sf 1 ing, droning, maturing &o. means or instrument for A -2 a cooking, vessel, fnel 4o. -J Ripening, maturing. -4 Becoming cooked or ripe. cooking. >TT%: I Fir. _2 Cooking &o. a. ' ?f?r I JTT^qw q%R*JT N. A a. A 1 Powerful, ^ An rich. strong. epithet of Angiras. Time. -2 The ( Indian ) cuckoo. A. see <j* a. Spread, num. nd ace. H a. H. always pi. Five. ( as ) nom. ; the first member of conop. t^ drops its ^ ). [ of. Or. pente ]. -Oomp. the fifth part, a fifth. srfjf K? re g st * of five sacred fires ( wi^wft^ or ^tt, final sfyr, an I mfw, i. . n?r- K, and wTTffwr ). -J. a householder who maintains the five sacred trwft Me. vnnrrt Mil. 1 mystic fires supposed to exist in the body. -4. one who is acquainted with the doctrine of ; ; 3. 185. -3. five these fires. having afr a. five-inembered, divisions as in five parts or i: ( . e. Ki. 2. 12 ( see Malli. and Ka- mandaka quoted by him ) M. !; ft^nlf * toise n ( -tr: (j[ 3rr% m. the planet Mercnry. ftve-raembered five ( the 55, T^i?q. v. v. ). so .called be- sntsrr, HTH=T q. ; ( resolved into the five elements ) ; cf. q^w below. sinNr the five products of the sheep. arar?: a period 5rrft:/. eighty-five. it is of five days. wrarT o- doing pennance with five fires ( i. e. with four fires and the sun ); of. H. 13. 41. STTrT5r a. consisting of five ele- body wrnr:, -srnfi:, ). -jsr:i -*T5T: 1. epithets of Siva. -2. a lion ( so called because its month q=q generally wide open at the end ( often used of names of learned men to express is awt 7W ; ) 8 grest learning or respect s*rrT, tT* Ac., e. g. srirerrwrVT^FTT ) -! tn * sign Leo of the Zodiac. (-*ft)an epithet of DurgA anrirnrr: (w.pl.)Sve . Sastras supposed to have proceeded from the five mouths of Siva.-f% ( arrows : ' an enema which nistering y'- <&3^ind. five ti is raes. not affror- their t& the five spices ;aken collectively. gfrTT: ( m. pi. ) the five 7estur?s or wrappers sup- posed to invest the soul; they are: arswi^rT or the earthly body ( rasj5KK ); srrowrfcw the vesture of ?he vital airs the sensorial HH!1<j : ; ( in alg. raised ) to fifth names are s : power. JTT a collection the five of five cows." of the products taken collectively ; i. e. clarified butter or ghee, as a syllogism, members being ( as ' cowdung irs-r cow milk ourda, urine, and crm TIST ^r | ff'o. bought with five sj>^ ^ ) jj cows gor a. five-fold. ( -onv) the five objects of sense ( ^T, ^, ijvr, wiS and 51^. ). ( -oft- ) the earth. jpr; 1. a tortoise -2. the materialistic system of philosophy, the doctrines of the Charvakas. -<|cIM[ forty-fifth. -3T5T: a 1. demon ^fvr _^7^ r f^rq; /.forty-five. a man, mankind. 2. N. of who had assumed the form of a conch-shell, and was slain by Krishna. -J. the soul. -4. the five classes of beings . gods, men, . , Gandharvas, serpents and pitris. -5. the four primary castes of the Hindus ( snfTfi ym, %?*r and g!f ) with the Nishadas or barbarians as the fifth ( pi. in these two senses ) full exposition see ; for a ( Sartrabhashyaon Br. Sutras I. 4. 11-13 ). ( -.ft ) n assemblage of five persons. 3pr?7 a. devoted to the five races. ( -^. ) an actor, a mimic, buffoon, -^rrir: I an epithet of Buddha as possessing the five kinds of knowledge. -2. a man familiar with the doctrines of the Paupatas. x$, --tfV collection of five carpenters. jnfr I- the flve elements takan cellectiveHy i. , ; : ; nr ^ t 9tT r<J ; ; irfa, tnt ^ wn ^? ments extended. ( products of the of a laVe, said goat. srcjrn^P- N. to have benn create! liv the sa^e 3T^?T Mandakarni; cf. R. 13. 38. 3TWW: a corpse small bell. Ved. I ( 3T (sir) 3T the five cause -2 Wealthy, 1 gers. W, OTW and cook. MJ$1 liefer TO 94. 1. -2 The sun. Fire. or ?rr used in worshipping deities I Cooking or ripening quickly. -2 Fit to be matured. -3 Ripening spontaneously or natural- lv flve-membered. 3T?Jt7 A ) measuring five fin-H ! ) the castor-oil plant. ilffr* 'a. WT 'giving emetics;' 2 \*n pnrg ' ing'; 3 ^f5 giving strenutatories' ; 4 ST^SITO administering an enetna which iu oily', and 5 pr^s? admi9JT=T a pentagon. tna 3. ; 1 oil 8 turtle. ' ' five ( as cattle 4o. ); of. 115 WTO^.fln medicine) the five kinds of treatment e. i. P. VI. BIT: consisting of 5 ingredients, (-ff ) ' the aggregate of any five drugs. -1, the collection of five sweet things nfrTO An epithet of Siva. The act of W sm number ). 1. :; the rows are also thus named '' a tor- or turtle. -2. a kind of horse With five spots in different parts of five 1 wm : ' i Bar- ) m. pi. the five digestive fires sup*r and -2. (in the Tantras) the five essentials of the T.Vntrikas, also called tr^JnT because they all begin with tf; i, t. JRT, nf fl f?W, 5STT, and $gn. fa N. of a well^ssir. 3T?., nsrg;, Tr arr^T^r. , known collection in five books containing moral stories and fables. ^ the five subtle and primary 579 elements and ( ifvr ). ^ such aa 51^, w, ^5T, > an ascetic who jnra; summer in practises penance sitting middle of four firts with the sun burning right over hii head; cf. in the ijer the ^srg;, ?rg essentials ritual of see R. 13. 41 and Ku. 5. 23 and Ms. 6. fiveSi. 2. 51 also, -jpr told. ( -*r s ) a pentad. -ft^r the five ; bitter tbings:-f^T?cTTfVrJT1^|fwa. dwtfr -f%?T- f%fT a. thirty-fifth. f%:/. thirty-five.-^r a- 1- fifteenth. -2. Increased by fifteen;as in tr^??T ' 5TtT a. ind. five-fold. q^m five of the left-hand Tantra and 2 ). mfPHdJn the five soe JTfrqTrW W^TI^TT: ( in. pi. ) the five daily sacrifices enjoined to be performed by a Brabmana see n^nj^T- m ; &c. ). -Hre? happening every months. g^: an arrow with five points ( for other senses see fine . made in presenting offerings o. made or days. ^tSfa; consisting of fifteen. ^?ft the fifteenth day of a lunar fortnight. five long parts of the body; fifteen tj =rw a^ ? gestured to be to an ? ). Tf^ ! a mtt: a day ( collection of five gems idol. ( ; variously enumerated: claws five ; < Bk. 177.-2an elephant. -3- a turtle. -4. & lion or ' the country of five tiger. st^t the modern rivers,' Panjab (the five 6. 131 ; Ms. 5. 17, 18 ; r. I. -ll -2. the five most admired episodes of theMablbhUrata. the ariira'pt tree ( Mar wtedfr ). r a period of five nights. -*rRt*f the rule of five ( in math. ) c?$r if^ra-: /. ninety.five. ( the five things being u : lamp, mango and betel-leaf lotus, cloth, ). q^rrsr a. fifty-fifth. q'^r?!^ /. fifty-five. qjt t. five steps ; Pt. 2. 115. -2. the five strong cases; i.e.tha first five inflections. five parvara ? q q. v.j qr^ " coDsisting of -m. ) a u five feet, steps, or parts. ( I. five year ( H*NK ). ^inr vessels taken collectively. -2. a Sraddba which offerings are made in fiive vessels, -fqf m. pi. the flvefathers:sfwart^m ^ <m $^rt waift anrwu in i *niwmr pi. ) "fttt Hfcrc: the five SIT, 3TOFT, ww- life- u nrrr: ( ro. winds or vital airs; and ffHiJf. -ITHT^: IH, ;J^TT a temple of a particular size with pinnacle* and a steeple.vvj a fine equal to the fifth part of any. thing lost or stolen. -*TJT:,-*nT:,-?ltl epithets of the god of lovejsee : having five good qualities. -2. consisting of good ingredienti(asasauce&o.) -3- having five auspicious marks (ai a horte ) on the chest, back,faoe and five flanks. -4. vicious. >pT a. penta. gon&l. ( -3T;) a pentagon; of. ; tf^ a. sixty-fifth. a- ^^ seventy- / fifth. HHTJfc seventy-five. gijtr^r the five kinds of aromatic ve- getable substances they are: ; ^ the five things in a boose - by which animal may be acci<j^they are: life dentally destroyed II 68. 3. per cent. ; 5TTT A five a. five years ) collection or a,*^^^.-^ ; pentad, an aggregate of five. o. Five-fold. -f* Five-fold 1 state. -3 The collection of five. -2 five ele- ments taken collectively. -4 Death, ; ? and fi field of battle. q^^/. A A see 3^or also. i. e. kind* of salt -^ A ^fj, of aggregate , sffrnT* waving five things before an idol and then falling prostrate before it; six ti^-tr a. 1 Consisting of fire. -2 Relating to five. -3 Made of five. -3 Bought with five. -5 Taking five (3) rivers being 5itT5,ft andf%33n,or the modern namesSuilej, Bets, Ravee, Chenab and Jhelnm ). (-^T: pi.) the people of this country. 2. 34. sixty-five. Ms. . any animal with five or a. pi. q- they are (2) i t 1. Bh. /. ( 1 ) deities s, a lion. old. T5wrtat i five 537 ^tTT: the five sr^ssw H five. -2. five hundred. the hand. -2- an elephant. 1. ; of a period amounting to l.one hundred ( -B- ) five ) 3i*f: ; huno red. : q' fifteen. w first letter is one hundred and flfteen'.-^5T5^ pi. $nf a. ; five which the great sins 23 and elements five and awrsr --wffit'the ttHs ?ytl?l* a gift of as ranch laud aa can be cultivated with' five ploughs. a metallic alloy containing ^>j five e. copper, brass, tin, metals ( lead, and iron ). fyr?^ the five metala i.e. geld, silver, copper, tin, and lead. TC: the sacred or sacrificial thread worn across the brea8t(ojflqefja) trft 1. the five fig-trees; i .e. 3^*1, dissolution q^crt-W >r% -*rr &o. means ' to be resolved into the five elements of which the body con' to die or perish'; sists', q^qf, -fir ; ' to sfr kill ' or destroy ; . ; fo^, sz, Tpfr and sr^rar. -2. N. of a pait of the Dagdaka forest where the Godavart rises and where Kit ma dwelt for a considerable time with bis beloved ; it is two miles from Nasik U. 2 28 ; R. 13. 34. *if 1. an aggregate of five. -2 the five essential elements of the body. -J. the five organs of sense. -4. ; th : five daily sacrifices enjoined to be performed by a Brahinana cf flCR?. *$%5>UT a. about five years old. * ; years. a. recurring every five a carriage ). ffofitan a collection as ia ^dia^R^rfSTr. 1 twenty-five. of twenty five ; a. five-fold, of five kindi. . the. five government ; Ml. 1 Ratn. 3. 3. In five parts. -2 In ways. A chequered cloth for play- ing at draughts. a. ( ft/. ) 1 The fifth. .J Forming a fifth part. -3 Dexterous, clever. -3 Beautiful, brilliant. m or in later times the 1 The fifth ( seventh ) said it is note of the Indian gamut; to be produced by the cuckoo ( *>%st tiler * -2 N. of Raga or musical above note ) ; mode a sung in the wr^nrf^ ywr Jrt nfJif .( qq^q q^fli Git. 10 BO Hun Git. I. -3 The fifth ; T^T^Tflq^'- eonionant of a class; i. .a nasnl. -R 1 A fifth. -2 Sexual intercourse ( Ijjp ), the fifth H^R of the Tantrikas. it ind. For the fifth time, fifthly. -tft 1 The fifth day of a lunar fortnight. -2 The 15, -fff An departments 7. 157, - ind. five a of n ^tr ablative oaso ( in gram. ). -J -4 A cb epithet of Drtupadt. 580 q tiered board for playing at draughts. -Comp. sn?*?: the cuckoo. id. Five hy f five, by fives. Being in tbo fifth year 5ft/- Fiftieth. of OUO'B age. ( ) / Fifty. collection of fifty. ll^l^rr 1 collection of fifty- verses ; as rrorct! A -2 A weave Jjonmrafw: K. P. 7. -2 To clothe, envelope. -3 To surround, en- string or circle. 1 <js: -t [ isritsH sf'ftr STST^ * ] A garment, raiment, cloth, a piece of cloth 3T<jr Fine cloth. -3 N. of each book of the 1 Aitareya Br&bmana. played with five dice. fijl^l: and ita m. pi, ( people. A game 2 N. of a country st A king of the Pancbalas. A A puppet doll, cf. ; doll, ; M*-^Nd The B acr 'fi' a l cord worn cage, an aviar*y q^Tt|pf;, tfSff Ac. -<:,-* 1 Ribs. -2 The aartnut T: 1 The body. -2 Ihe skeleton. Kali yuga. -3 A purificatory ceremony performed on cows. -Oomp. 3U- _ gg?: a parrot catching fish. V. 2. 23. parrot caged cage, in a ; A -Comp. Tssratent. p ; fumed powder. 7J3FT: 1 A camp, an .encampment- -2 Cotton-cloth. -3 The naif a village. q-jjTjr a. Made of cLth. -TT; Atent. A balt oiE cotton from which thread ia spon. -2 A calenrecord, journal, register.-3A almanac. -Comp. -3?rt:-*~rder, an an alwriter, scribe. -2. ViTtl>ft thief. perpetual or running explains and which commentary word 5?3fT PffaT.- 1 P. ( qzRt iplrc, cleave, tear ; ij or ( qrenft-f!) tear opeu, divide Si. 18. 51 Rm To go ) U. C "5. thatcu rt ^ s^ ^^ A " ] roof ' 15TJr sftofwcover, covering, f%^f*rertr?OTff ; Ma. 3. 15. -2 A T^T couting^in general); fSuft' 74. -3 A ttim or ?i7 ?virf^ ^T: Bv. 1. the -4 A heap, over eyes. coating veil, 1 94 ; niffij^sr ; : jfrg pen trate il. 31. To ; B. ^iTTireaartT Tif^TTf -4 To remove, eradicate -5 pluck out. -6 To shine. -7 To -11. 10 U. (HJift--* ) I To peak. -7 'A 7?^] A 1 ball -8 Rheumatism. -9 radish. 5T?H^ m. sandalTfrrwTT Bv. Catarrh. -Comp. tree -a ; 1.74. ^ o. or 5 ( |r/. compar. 1 skilful, Clever, ; superl.qfzs) with dexterous, proficient ( usually a loc.)i <m% 1^: &o. -2 Sharp, acrid , amart ( as inpungent. -3 Sharp, tellect -4 intelligent. ), T tfrcmrft -5 3. Violent, intense srq-irf^ iffsrpjm<m V. 4. I ; U. 4. strong, sharp, ; sharp- sounding Shrill, clear, ; Mu. 7. -5 A -7 A A stalk. j?:, -st ff;, -<* of a book. the edge of a roof. chapter A 1 spn other A tree. section -Oomp. a. pretty clever, tolerably ^.1 very clever. sharp. q^iT, -?i ; t Mu. undertaking. -3 Injuring, killing. qW5f: * crier ( who beats a drum and then makes the prornor going about clamation ). 3. 1. A smr: -Comp. Cleverness. -2 Skil- 1 -4 Activity, proficiency. WTTPIF i!*rT Wpower of working fulnesa, or ; - oinP' -^fWi t' a ' t - 5 ) _^7 w ; drum -12 Blown,expanded. -13 Hard, Contumelious ( as rough, fierce. -14 A mushroom. a speech ). 5:, -5 t Err^ -2 busy. -11 Eloquent, talka- Active, tive. ( trioj Mar. ( species of A fj ) An tucumber kind of cloth. oyster. A slab, tablet ( for q^- :? _| in general writing upon ), plate S. 3; so WTOT5&C. Rlrf|U-ti*fc3m*T -2 A royal grant or edict; Y.I. 319. -3 A tiara, diadem R. 18. 44 . -4 A strip; fSrmwTSf: ' ; ; &. 17 R. 16. 17. -5 Silk irgfTUriT Bh. 3. 74 so "isigsf. -6 Fine or coloured cloth, cloth in general. -7 ; ; to cull people together. ; A To up, tear asunder, qfrr^'flsf rcqTZTT- -2 lovely. for playing with. -2 Sandal-wood. -3 Cupid, the god of love. t I Catechu. -2 A sieve. -3 The belly. -4 A field. -5 A cloud. -6 Height. ; 1. 21 tr?&5T tff%rt Si. Pt. 1 nGl : ^r?<133: B- 4. 63 Git. 13. 17 ; move. Mk. 9.-2 To break, bieaK open w?)tg f*rt%S n^r fsrf*T High, T; [ , with a f. Beautiful, 1 tall. ; tribe. Caus or 10 q'jftf a. ; a q^f: I A kettle drum, war-drum, s drum, tabor 51%^: sftntfllt Ma. 34 fJrff^Tri^: B. 9. 71. -2 Beginning, intensity &c. . imitative sound. analyses every A jourrreir rfr%*r T^ftfw- -2 accounts of rein which a book nal, are entered. ceipts and expenditure -3 The record or register of human For other actions ktpl by Yawa. ( Censes see qfa above). -Comp. ejfra scdbe, a man of the Ka^aetua ; clever- ; An ind. part of the. body. inauac-maker. Dexterity, -2 Sharpness. -3 Acidity. -4 Harshness, roughness. -5 Violence, ffcffc? multitude, mass, quantity Tho A A 3? if;^n. weaving, business of tha loom. wfT: I. a weaver. -2- A painter. =g-r>/., -Rgtr:, -^TflT:, -^. Si. 12. 63. ^r*T: 1^rrq n. a tent a tent. -2* a petticoat. -3. perfumRatn. 1. ed powder TTfl 5f: per- ; r 1 A -2 plate or: piece of cloth for z: Any writing or painting upon. z A thing well made or polished. or A * ; 5. 45. ^^TSTT: veil, screen. -4 cloth. 1 ness. ; across the shoulder. : " ; puppet. -2 A. kind of song. -3 Chequered board for playing at draughts, chess-board &c. (tr^rrr also in this sense only). 1 : tablet, thatchi roof . ) Woven ; ftr bird. A leeoh - An The CQrtaln or a cloth. -3 Coarse cloth, -2 A stage. surcanvas. -4 A screen of cloth rounding a tent. -5 A coloured garr the curtain ( of the stage to a the stage ; c. amTi-N. ) ; denote -8 garment upper A fillet or cloth ; Bk. 10. 60. worn round the a head, a turban; especially, '.coloured Ratn. 1.4. -9 A throne. silk turban A chair or stool. -11 A shield. , -10 -12 A grinding stone. -13 A place where four roads meet. -14 A city, town. -15 A bandage, ligature. -^ 1 A An ornament horso'B girth. for the forehead.-! ' -Comp. 581 the consecration of the tiara. the principal queen. TfrviTT: a writer of royal grants and other documents. 3T a sort of cloth. -j^n the principal . or coloured cloth. queen. wove attired in a ^=hK: silk silk- weaver. : A city. A -2 A I plate tablet, as ; TTTW: a silk-weaver. A district, $ )^n( community. *r: A ) kind of spear with a sharp edge ( Mar. &c. Dk.; ( jr?ii|wm*: A -2 written legal opinion. warehouse. ^r^W, -sffft, -5IT?rr1. a market. -2. a stall, shop. -2 A game played for a Y. 2. 18 stake, bet, wager ^JT^r: 1"r: TWat Mb. -3 The thing staked. -4 A condition, com; ; ment, a small drum or tabor ; Bg. 1. 13 Si. 13. 5. n. N. of Siva. 1. 1 A. ( qftcf ) To go or move. -II. 10 U. ( teCcT-^ ) To ; ^rY5 5?tiT3 T^cft 'a stipulation, 3Tfef: T^rr Ve. 1. 15 : H. 4. 118, 119. -5 Wagestreaty' in sura hire. -6 Reward. -7 A coins or shells. -8 particular coin agreement ; ^, ; 1 ; arsftf^ - f^faiffaft -9 Price. -10 Wealth, property. -11 A commodity for tale. -12 Business, tran- fJr%*rsl>: qor -13 A shop. -14 A seller, vendor. -15 A distiller. -16 A house. -17 Expense of an expedition. -18 A handful of anything. -19 RJ; P. An epithet of Vishnu. -Comp. T^TT, -$ft a prostitute, harlot. making an agreement, a a jfpJ': market, arifot contract. fair. (flf=r) tror ; or repeat aloud,' recite, rehearse; TT-2 To read or recite to ). ' Price, value. MJ^S^TT^f^oneself 5TTW w"!* qs^ 4. 98. To study, -peruse ; sff^frfsrrMr fir*: Ms. 12. 126. -3 To invoke ( cite,qaote,mention ; as a deity ).-4 (as in a book); Mb. -5 To declare,describe,expre8S;vrnJt ^ qxrfr sn&: S^T^T? i^r> ; Mb. -6 To teach. -1 To learn from ( with Caus. (qrerw^r abl. ). to read aloud. trsnj; Tr5Tttrti -2 To To cause ) I teach, instruct; ri K. P. 10. T 175^ Deaid. ( fitfaft ) To wiflh to recite Ac. -WlTH qft to mention, declare teach fft w^isrT: <m( -Caus. ) to Ms. tf to read, learn TlfOTV U. 2. 4.98. ; ST 1 Bartering, purchasing. -2 betting. -3 Sale. -4 Traffic. A An qtjTO: Transaction, business, market-place. -3 Proof a trade. -4 Gambling. T 5 TOTrftcT a. 1 Praised. sold, transacted &c. cro^ I. 1 A. ( qoft, qrofa ) ] in, barter, purchase, -2 To bargain, buy ; To dtal N. 2. 91. transact business. -3 To bet or stake at play (usually with gen. of the thing staked, but sometimes with ace. ) snuiHinnr5i^rral Bk. 8. 121 ; goj^ ^rorf nrqifj? Mb. -4 To risk or hazard (s battle ). ( as fine at 1 A., 10U.( play. .p. 1 bet, ). ; wager. -2Tobonour.-WiTHfttosell, barter. ; 4, &o. TrWrkT A scholar, learned man, Pan-2 Incense. -3 An adept, exsomewhat -Oomp. srnftr 1 cT: pert. clever. -^THT a n assembly of JnPr^Ji -JTrT^, also -I'fS'wr fancying oneself to be learned, a conceited person, a pedant who fancies himself to be a ^'art> learned men. Pnndita ; Pt. 4. 100. wrf^l protending to be wise ; Pt. 1. 392. -ff; A "i. o. qir vendible. A trader, dealer. [7t:^l9r 1^] -2 To Saleable, be transacted. - A ware, an article, a commodity R- 16- 41 q-g^nrirr^ f^Trfifrwnrr wirrTt rfft* TJ^T Pt. l . 13 ; ^nn^rg T'QRlti^TO. Learning, scholarship, wisdom. q^ 1 1 P. ( -rait, T^iT ) To 1 fall, down, come down, descend, drop down,: alight; STTra-S^SfTUft 3Tftwmcrwg wr R- 2. 60; . ; ; ; ; t : .b'anti. 3. 1. -Oomp. fi-, -^r aj- / a harlot, a courtezan; Muqfrfig R^ch>: Me. 25. a trader. - S. the air, UiTT! low. -3 &f*n Bh. 1. 90 ; a market. MM?>^ a market, fair. ); 32 I. ; -2 To soar TTHT rizon -Ij. Topraise. Ku. irgTrfjT n%Ti'Ti'iat 4. 18 ; H^iii^cC < ) so ; 9, 2l. 6. ). Transacted ( as busiA see qo[. -2 Betted ; -5 To win anything -2 Bought, //. 1 A miser, trfdr:/. A market. niggard. -2 An impious man. Tfur^f a. Consisting of 50 Panas peiusal. ifetfp-p- 1 Recited, repeated. -2 Studied, perused. comp. fall qf^Tf qf:/. Beading, studying, A Praise. ness "HPT [ T^-sj^] 1 Reading, reciting. -2Mentioning.-3Studying,perusing. commo- 1 -2 dealing. Tf^Rf^. reader. article of sale, a T dity. ; TCCT: [ TOT-PS?; ] Avad. ^r&5T a. [ fa cm^T" 13^ ] 1 Learn-2 ^('icT:. ; fsr^r sft ^r Shrewd, clever. -3 Skilled in, profloient,skilf ul (generally with loc.or in ed, wise ditu. 7 R. 8. 21, 10. 86. -J. an agreement, stipulation ( irf^ norama q^Tf jj a. Wise ^grwqr'&iT m, A learned man. ; 6.. 16 1. sfa: a treaty or peace making 3?- To read 1 ( non-occurrence of the results of fate. saction. ; 1 heap together. TC: A eunuch. ifT 1 Wisdom, nnderstanding. -2 Learning, science. -Oomp. aijt collect, pile up, A equal in value to 80 cowries in docuuient.-3 A piece f' or fragment of cloth ; ?*&*^*llfifoidif gfff^t K. 149. -4 A piece of liken cloth. -5 A ligature, bandage- -damp. 1 cror: Subbash. Playing with dice or for a stake. pact, Tg^f: I A plate of metal used for inscriptions or royal .edicts.-! A ) bandage. -3 A document ( also a great merchant. qrfTf* prosperity or profit in trade. ^&:/- a : : ; 77 Me. 105 ^ ( Bk. ; s > 7. move through fly, ta; 3fT?r?*?rO'SwV 5is?5. 100 ; see 73^ be- Bk. To set, sink ( below the ho?fH *&?. Ttff^ niiiqc'cr$r- l&g^j S. 4. v. 1; qctcqa'TiraJT^ql" f^l^t Si. 1. 12. -4 To cast oneself at throw oneself down JTT*fr ^ qr^Tl^' f%f(^g^Ti^ pt 4. 7 so =trnr<mr?f Me. 105. -5 To fall ( in a moral ; - ; one's sense), lose one's caste, forfeit rank or position, fall oil ^\\-fat f^ HW: crw^ 3rrf5 sfteq; 97,3.16,5. 19, To come down 9.200; Y. 1. 38. -6 from heaven ) ( as ; gfarr girffifr? wretchedness or misery xrnr; 5^?rqr^TtWSr^*: TJfm5 Bh. 2. 123. -8 ; To go down into hell, go to perdi- 682 MB. 11. 37 tion ; fall, occur, come -9 To Bg. 16. 16. ; army. -2- a spitting ness, good fortune or luck. tf^t f^ nfftTSTTr p. ^ftTq': Subbash. -10 To be directed light or fall upon ( with loc. ); HI mi ft ^fnT 5f 5 to, TrNf [ Tfl;-^OT 3T3T^ ] 1 -2 A feather. -3 A " S. 6. 28. -1 To 1 ; down ( tears ). sight ). -3 To rnin, -4 To shed (as as trees &c. overthrow ; ). 8. 5. 21. -5 To cast, direct ( as the -6 To dagh or strike oat. -7 To throw or put in, canse to enter. -8 To bring to ruin or misfortune. -9 To depreciate, lower the value of anything ; anJcT: -10 ( In Arith. Bh. 15. 2. To ) subtract, demotion, set on duct. -1 1 Te Deiid. ( flTffinft or foot. To wish to fall. -II. 4 A. ( Ved. I To be master of. -2 To rule, control. -3 To possess. -4 To be At for, serve for ( with dat. ). -III. 10 set in U. ( TinffcHt ) 1 be master of ( move. -2 To To go, intransitive ( Cherished, well-fed, protectff: 1 Flying, flight -2 jf ). ^f: astronomical table. *r* ft* ] ITJ 1 A bird ; q^s irtfjf ^tninr nrf^nrr N . Bv. 1.17. -2 The sun ft*r*rrt ft TJirwtf* tsft^ U. 6. 1. 12 24 Si. 1. Mil. 12 R. 2. 15. -3 A moth, locust, or 124; 1. ; ; ; grass-hopper ; HctiUdf&ii^ f^SJ: 3. 64, 4. 20 ; Pt. 3. 126. -4 ball for playing with. bee. -5 A A A -6 -8 Ved. A spark. 4 Quicksilver. -9 N. of Krishna. kind of sandal1 Quicksilver. -2 -1 devil. A wood. 1 A bird. -2 A moth. 1 A small bird. -2 A T: kind m. : A ^qar ?5T- ; The or coming down, alighting, descending, throwing oneself down at. -2 Setting ( as of the sun ). -3 Going down to hell. -4 Apostacy. -5 Falling from digfiity, virtue &c. -6 ( Fall, 3^rf irfttrpTT ); Y. 7 -U The a latitude of subject 'jfSpl planet. -Comp. to the law of crci*fHr a. Causing a fall, causing the loss of caste. *f A degrading crime or sin ; Y. 3, 40, 298. nws 1 The moon. -2 A A grass-hopper. . -3 Mfltlig a. Tending fall, liable to fall. or abandoned, wicked. -4 Apostate. -5 Degraded, outcast. -6 Fallen in battle, defeated or overthrown. -7 Being in, fallen in 3TT?nn^ff- -8 Placed, ; as * Flying. -Oomp. kept; Pt. 1. 14. TffW a. sprang from an outcast. Hlft^qfi'; a man of the first three into whose thread-ceremony lias been improperly performed, cr not performed at all. classes [<m^]l Flying, q. v. . n. A ^; 1 A Ved. Flight. Ved. Flying, A also ) ; flight. bow-string. ' the palm of beauty or A him carry good fortune'. sign, emblem, let flag-stuff, -3 A mark, symbol. -4 An episode or episodical incident in a drama, tee Having or carrying ; Ki. 14. 27. A trfct: [ 7t-sft ] 1 master, lord ; -2 An owner, possesni as in 'Eftrfih sor, ; one who presides over 3?lT*Stafifc, ^T?Tf^:, ^3^1%: &o- -4 A husband inr^T: q^^?J^rr fTW irf^qw f? ft%a^ ; : ; a woman -Oomp. qrf!t4r -s^r ! who murders her husband. -2- aline on the hand showing that a woman be faithless to her husband. ^HTt -^TT one who regards her will as a divinity, to her loyally devoted a chaste woman a woman husband, MTt^'HIU'Vt f?: ; S. 6 d*f<4^ ; ?5i Tfa^TnTft 14duty ( of a wife ) towards wife. a husband. srrair a chaste ?5pt disregarding a former husband by marrying another. ^3pf: N. of Siva. ( -if ) procuring a hnsband ( by magical means.) fjRfi the world of husbands in a future life. cHTT a devoted, faithful and loyal wife, a chaste and virtuous wife eij fidelity to a husband. devotion to a husband. 9. J7 ; wft fttnrr W; 74. ; A woman who choose a husband or ; R. is Ved. about to 67. 6. 10, -2 The conjugal Trfforft A fiag, banner ( flg. v 5ii'^0 gnmra w 5^5 g47 -2 R. 4. 82 ship. lock. 1 ing, alighting, a. trtTfr^ ). ; n>: I banner, adorned with flags. An ensign, standard-bearer. -2 A flag. -3 A scheme or figure for cast.ft An army ; ( T ing a nativity. falling. bird. -2 kind of measure D. 299 8. II JT^ banner. husband |Going, or inclined to fall. -2 Going much or frequently. qfttrp. p. I Fallen, descended, alighted. -2 Dropped. -3 Fallen moral sense ), ( in a hole or pit. -3 3 for its different kinds, see 300-304). TtTr^r^f a. Having or carrying a prone to 1 MdlMff a. the ; 308. 1. Death. -8 Hanging down, becoming N. of thecelebrated author i&Glprei.p-(t& /')Flying,desr>'ndcoming down &c. -m. A bird qrw: cir- ; ^37- flaccid ( as breasts). -0 Miscarriage. -10 (In arith. ) Subtraction. A ; adversity ruin, decline, opp. a^j or -2 Going, moving. bird. brought in by some unexpected cumstance ( act of flying Mababbasbya, the great commentary on Panini's Sutras; also of a philosopher, the proponnder of the Yoga philosophy. of bird 1 rfaa. of email bee. ; A ( ; Ku. wing. vehicle, bird. I flag intimation of an episodi-' cul incident, when instead of the' tbing thought of or expected, another of the same character is ) ; bird. mm a. Falling, descending. An A A $rfft ) R. 8. 56, 9. 27, Ku. 5. 4. -2 An 11. 11, 12. 48 n. dual. Ved. arrow. -3 A horse. Day and night. -Comp. %t)>r: an N. of TT3T: epithet of Vishnu. Garuda. -Comp. Going, falling, alighting. 23. IT; a bird ; Us. 7. srg* maturgy decay, perishable. ). era a. ed 27. pinion. fall to STCT: 16. hawk, falcon. one's lot or share. 12 To be in, fall in or into. Cans. ( TTcTTm-a, T3Tf?r rarely ) 1 To canae to fall down, decend or gink &c. Pmticft Tfiiwr38. 9. 61, 11. 76. -2 To TrfnrnK. 8. let fall, throw or drop down, fell ?T*TT: N. 1 1 t5?rft5T Mflfn -5 Auspicious-Comp. flTT* ( in dra- below. spittoon; pot, to pass, take place; 1 state, Lord- wed- A woman having a husband. nfcNfrft A wife whose husband ia living. Ttfnrfit Den. P. To wisb for a hus- band. utfuitf) A woman for a husband. wishing or fit 583 lAwife. -2. Ved. am: -Oomp. ound made by the flapping of wings or rustling of leaves. f^tf? A mistress. woman's seraglio, See under t -2 A A 1 town, city opp. inn ); M. 1. footman, a ( 1 q^-f^ ] q-r^-: [ A foot-soldier ; R. 7. 37. -2 A pedeshero. trian. -3 f. I The smallest division of an army, consisting $s A horsemen and five foot-soldiers. Going, walking. -Oomp. whose officer Jrorar: an faatry. business it is to muster the infantry. S5T*r; in- in- body of infantry, fmfitf. a TOSfft ment &c., ( movtt. go, To throw, ) way, road end of A ; -Oonip. ). mwn traveller. Sf^rar: course reach, comp jug- a guide. guide, one knowing the way. . A road. A traveller, way-farer ; o^r^^r^TT: Me. 8; Amaru. 93. -2 A atrsnr: an asylum guide -Oomp. for travellers, inn. wrfsh, -^wfts a company of travellers, a /., -HTW: I : ; wvr. holy basil. 5jwrr the r(*rT)9i adorning with flowers. an oar. w. -ft f- drawing lines or figures of painting on the face and person with fragrant and coloured substances, such as musk, saffron, A at the wt^Wt a -WR -2 < gling tricks. 65. three of one chariot, one elephant, qws ( a long dagger, large knife. ( -OT ) of an arrow. ! . the feathered part -2. a pair of scissors. qT?TT an ornament ( a gold-leaf ) on the foreR. 2. head. a vessel of leaves musical instrument, )To U. c ast. a sort of penance, drinking the infusion of leaves of various plants. with full leaves >srrr a plant a fMJTTt the current of ( flt^ ) the a saw. river. 1TT%*T fnsr; a file. qr?: fibre of a leaf a-T^J; apartments. -?rr?!T a hut. tent, room for wives and domestic purpose*. wrgrw 1. girdling a wife. -2- the girdle of a wife. P. 1 . -II. 10 caravan. trrlfcrr A kind with vine of red grapes. sandal-jnioe, yellow pigas a mark of decoration ; ; fantry. Going on a. foot, pedes- A foot -soldier, foot- A leaf (of a tree); Bv. 1. 94. -2 The leaf of a flower, lotus &o' ; *TidHMrtMlHl.n S. 1. 18. -J A leaf for writing upon, a paper, a leaf written upon commit imm?|ur ^t^rt S. document letter, Any ; to writing ' ; ; Pt. 1 thin leaf or plate 6. V. 2. 14. -4 403. -5 a of metal, a gold-leaf. -6 The wing of a bird, pinion, feather of an trrow ; R. 2. 31 ; Kn. 3. 27 -7 A vehicle in horse, ( car, general camel Ac. ); r *>'iffi*'<j>a.u R 15. -8 Painting the person the face ) with musk, ( particularly sandal-juice or other fragrant sub84 ; N. 3. 16. stances ; TfT O. S-H'ft: T* f%* sjvvt; 18 R. 13. 55. -9 The OPfnrit: blade of a sword, knife &c. -10 A sot J. the knife, dagger. -Camp. Bburja tree. -2. red sanders. 3j|jfo ; drawing lines of painting with the finger on the person ( throat, forehead &o. ; ) with coloured sandal, any other fragrant subanrf ! ink. -2. blacking. ans ^ the root of long pepper. 9rr*f&:/. 1. red chalk. -2 a row 5 of leaves. -J. the lines of painting drawn on the body with cosmetics as a decoration. 3r*rft ] a row of leaves. -2. =3?mft (3). -3. mixture of young Aavattha leaves with bararrfTT: feeding oo ley and honey. leaves. 3T# wove-silk, a silk-gar. ment HlfltUwf^^MT T?r$ fr ,eye of a plant. sjrrfHT the noise or or leaf ) sprout, rut a N N tT'. Ac. road, way, path;wir^n*rr TOTt Bh. 2. 26; wars TW: Me. 27. -2 Journey, way-faring, as in ftm^r a TOPT: 3. 6. - of 1 to you ( I wish ) a happy journey' God speed you on your journey!. -J Range, reach; as in ssifaii. gjrlf ar^T. -4 Manner of action, line of conduct, course of behaviour; qu; g- ; ! ' i see TT 6. 72, 16. 67 : Rs. 6. 7 : B^py., -VjJT f- ; R. , Si. 8. 56, JTO a. famished with feathers a bird n arrow ). ITfi I 59, as ( above ; an arrow. -J. a letter: carrier. fr5r**rt Hues of painting R. 3. Ac. see inrifrr Ku. 3. 33 Si. 18. 73. -2. ; W R. 3. 46. sr \ftrr:' ; ; a, SJ%t/.a thorn. lines A I or -2 leaf. figures on the ftj?-. : body as a A a. [ sect. hell. traveller, way-farer. arg (^n i^ ?^t rq: ] wholesome, beneficial, agreeing with ( said of a medicine, diet, advice &o. ) 1 TOorr I Drawing lines or figures of a decorapainting on the body as qfsr Salutary, ; -2 Feathering an arrow. trnntT A A of 5t ) 1 a hunter, *TT3> " cruel. ( fowler. -2. a burden-bearer, porter. Drawing decoration. tion. -5 83. division -Oomp. wintry or snowy weather. 2. A !g^ m. Ved. 1. a guide. -2- N. of Agni. ^ra toll levied on jrir: the Kbadira tree. public roads. " acquainted with roads. iT^T ; %n Bilvatree. Bh. -6 doctrine. kind of ear-ring wwrt a vegetable conthe sisting chiefly of leaves. WV: the vein or fibre of a leaf. 55, 9. 29. R. 16. 67. -2 ) 1 A Vishnu. R. 18. 13. war a lontr knife or poniard. T(i?^9T>~'ti^ saffron, or stance. yonng sqttfvnr T*T*>T H*T N. * <Jrnda. Tr*3: ; s 1 A. a -tarir embellishing a page. bird man. used frequently in K. ( ^ifrwsr 1 7 T'l. trian. ; I A ( document. letter, trfir^ o. &c. -2 leaf for writing upon. ( vj T*} ofr/. ) [ swiSf ITT \ Fit, proper ; suitable A road, way. diet; as in qiTrr^ft *3rr ). Wholesome -2 Welfare, well-being . ] R. 3. Winged, feathered ir^r. m. 56. -2 Having leaves or pages. \ an arrow it fajfaf TrVar^'y' jprt T> f., 1 1 17 Mi4 u ll H^" *jHi-q ^i*^; n.ii. A*, 9. 61. -2 A bird 3. 53, 57 R. 11. 29. -3 A falcon. -4 A mountain. -5 A chariot. -6 A tree. -Oomp. ?rrC: a bird. I in general ; Si . ; ; . A sprout, shoot. tr*r Writing. r ed wholesome or hurtful in disease. ; ; q<%orr 2. 10 ; Pt. i. 234. -Oomp. the class of things that are consider- See under A qfjr. way, road. . 10 move. II. ' qrjrfiH* (T^) A. 4 A. desid - ^"W T To go ' or caus. Tf To ^ move ( i - -2 To go to, approach ( with ace. ) -J To attain, obtain, gain; Mb. -5 Ved. To miUMI*^ down *all 584 with fatigue. -6 Ved. To perish. -7 fall out. -III. 1 P. ( T^ref ) To stand fast or fixed. To m. word This ( [ TJ.-rei; ] has no form* for the first five inflec- it is optoinally substituted ; for CTR after ace. dual ) 1 A foot. -2 A quarter, a fourth part ( at of a stanza ). -Oomp. 3>rftn; " I nibbing or scratching the feet. tions . -2. going on foot, pedestrian, (-m.) a foota footman. T: ( -2- a Sndra of. %& sram. v , f^rstff: a shoe, boot. *T3fj, -TWT one quarter of a Nislika.-^v: ( ffih, ft ffootsteps. a way, path, road, ( q^rr*:, -ft ) 1course ( fig. also ); f^r fi? TSffTgTTt noise of *rr5mf*T3rnr: U. 87 22 5. ; 3. _R. 46 ^ 15. to poets'. -2. a title line, row, range. -3- a surname, or epithet, a word denoting caste or are profession in compounds which nsed as proper names e. g JJE, ?TJT. &c. -4. N. of a class of writ6. 1 55 11. ; the ^ ; * I y *J ** H -^ in way shown first ; ^sr ings. feet. f$ir ( T(%T coldness of tbe ) incarnation 7^713 q. v. ajgjr a. I. following closely, being at tbe heal* of (gen.). -2- suitable, agreeable to. ( -JT; ) a ) foot ( said to be 1 cr^- [ ; ' follow 52 ( ) a 3. 50; wrong roacP; 12. ITTT i^lHyT*)^ 3- 62 good qualities set foot every; command t. e. where,' notice or ^4144 T ir?: disease stepped inT^Tr^vfr 9. 4 'no to the country' i^fa T T^ ^SIT^ r%^ Bv. 2. 14 q^ 5 ( a ) to B l foot in, on or over ( lit. ) srfr make themselves l.-J A mark ; foot-step, foot-print, footS. 3. 8 ; or M^HrfT foot- prints ' 2. 28. ir^af^v4 ; the foot-steps Bb. =* JTfirr of the great must be followed '; ; , war Ku. 2. 3. 64 Me. ; 96 35, A -5 M. ; station place, position, sranT: q-^ BL. 2. 10 sHTcJTT q-RwwfT T^giTsfhT: S. 1 ' brought to the point of or exposed to trouble', ; ; R. 91 8. %f% 7l*4H found no place in ( left no impression on ) the heart, arr^ VlfcuftR* ff3?ysvpT^ ; M. ' doubts were out of place', 1. groundless ; jjbr: T^TtlTr Dk. 162 Ku. 6. 72, 3. 4 R. 2. 5U o& ^aM^ ??T'T^T?J U. 6. y. 35 ' brought into relief or bursting 1 my fr^i^ . ; ; ; ; -6 Dignity, rank, oflioe, staposition *rn<mr sTrt^T^r ^RVTTT%a* M. 1 ?jfrq^ ^T^dfirq-? forth'. tiou or ; felt ; 19 into, take enter to ) or upon possession of, occupy ^Hjft m*Ti ; ( fig. ) q^ K. 137 ; ^jar ; ^% jf^ q^ 133 ; io Kn. 5. 21, Pt. 1. 240 in defiance of ^T ' ' to mount on neck ) JJTVTT q^ ff to humble' the head of, Pt. 1. 327 3Trrcrf%5n<^TfT: T? 3f?rnr M. 1 good forms attract atten; ' ; ; ' tion command ( regpect t^ir )', S. 4. -'made to 3ffl%rr have dealings with ( to confide in V trtfor srf T^ft sift *TW q? ; ; nm ' ; ; ' do not T TtTS'T Or ^moveeveu astep'&c.; V. 1. 19 ' tbe rank attain to the or 4. 18; position' io.; ftvz\ JJ^U?N^ so 44M4, TT3T &c. -7 Cane,snbject, occasion, thing, affair ; matter, business, ' ocJT^ Y. 2. 5 s casion or matter of dispute, title of law, judicial proceeding': Ms. 8. 7 S. 1. 22 Htf f? Wf?iT^ ; w?U Ratn. ^tflpT^rfyirrR: Abode, object, receptacle ; 1. -8 6. : q^- y^fJTT?rt Si. 1. 37, 15. 22 raTr: Ki. 2. 14 srf^* 30 ; If ^r sr ; 1 3T3trTt 1. a follower, companion. servant. -2- an army. 3 science of worda, grammar. r: anything added to a i pada. the end of a line of a stsnz*. -2I the end of a word. sjax another step, the interval of one step; q^ta } t . 1 RSIF^T S. 1 closely, without a 3T ; pause. -3T?q- a. final, -sm^, -swa -ajs^r, -at'TT*: 1 , -q"*rar, MsJ. I. the like foot. -q^f a lotus- meaning of a word. -2- a thing; or object. -3. a head or topic (of which the NaiyA- yikas enumerate 16 sub heads ). -4. anything which aan be named ( arftta category or predicament ; ^JT ), the number of nuch categories, ac- cording to the VttiseshiktiB, is seven; according to the Silnkhyas, twentyfive ( or twenty-seven according to the followers of Patanjali ), and two according to the Vedantins. -5- the sense of another word which is not expressed but has to be supplied. a stroke with tha foot', aiT^rra': a kick 3TT(5r; a foot-soldier. 3ir|. the beginning of the line of f^a ataoza. -2. the beginning or first letter of a word, -fij ?( m. * bad student (kuowint; only the beginnings of ' : wrar shoe. STITifl' words, a continued arrangement of words or lines ( ^fr- stanzas). a aeries of ; ; ^5. Tbnrf^T: Me. 54 , S. 4. T^ 5TTTSTWsftt ' 5^?pii S. 4. 17 ; J> 5Ti?5aT R- 13. cr^qrt%: ; ( 10 3iir?'PT: ; 3sr f^ri^JTrf: ; A ' of which is required. gr: A ray of light. -Comp. wfr:, -f% a foot print. aiij^ : the great toe, thumb ( of ths foot ). srwr'T study of the Vedus according to the ' ; sum middle pace or stride of Vishnu' ; 1. e. the sky ( for mythologically speaking the earth, sky, and lower world are contidered as the three paces of Vishnu in his fifth or dwarf ; Qit. H. -9 A quarter or line of a stanza, verse f%<% 31WT ed. ; tr* P. 1. 4. 14 q^ mflmgM- Tofr: ; a foot-stool. 5fr* : , m -^fj - 3?rftT " i . kick- the author of the gpT: walking, a pace. foot-soldier. rfih/. git, Padapitha. if. a manner of going. t^ s , -f^^a;:, fNtT3ir^^hi^rr; S. D. 9 R. 8. 77 Ku. 4 9. -II A name for the bee of nouns before all consonantal case- f -f^fff separation o words, resolution of a sentence into its constituent parts. ^sja a. dismissed from nom. singular. -12 Detachment of the Vedic words from one another, separation of a tread, step. -2. a fuot-mark. -3. position of the feet in a particular atti- ; ; termiiiatiocs except Ve 'ic text into tuent words. -1 J 14. -14 A square its A several consti- pretsxt root. -15 ; A Si. 7. part, portion or division (as of a sentence); a* TTTWr. -16 A measure of f^TfT length. -17 Protection, preservation. -18 A square or house on a chessboard Rim. -19 3Tgrq<jM^irtg% A quadrant. -20 The last of a series. -21 A plot of ground. -22 (In srith.) ; Any one : in a set of numbers the : 1 office, deposed. ?<JT stepping, tude. -4. the plant fi^. -S writing doivn verses or quarters of versee. $r%:/. 1. a. line of foot-steps; S. 3. 8 V. 4. 6- -2. a line or arrangeiuflnt of words, a series of words ; Kj. 10. 10. -3. an iihtakii or sacred brick. qrj; an arrangement of the Vedic text in which ; each word is written and pronounced in its original form and independei tly of phonetic changes (opp. 585 gnT:,-ft-g>r: a step, ) (of. horse also a. q^T a. pace 3\j: a foot-step, ) 1 A i^-T^ [ lotus ( Lotus- hued. tf also in this sense ); ] m. aW vferf analysis of words, ety*fi%3r 1- commentary mology. which separates the words and ana- **% gwTirarfSnf- -2 lyses the compounds of a passage.-]. a register, journal. -3 ft calendar. a lotas. -5 The coloured marks on the trunk and face of an elepbant. -6 An army arryd in the form step. from S?Ti dismissal magical formula the feet ( Ved. WTryr a office. Tfttrsra fetter for Ved. a tnr: ). f%F>T: a step, footstep. fthe biatua between two words. interpretation of words. I. connecting the ( ?: ) words which are separated in the -2. a writer, an annotator. leader. T:/. . a. I. going on foot. -2- being in a position of authority or high rank. ^trnf a foot-print. see ^- A step, position, office f; 1 An ornament of the neck. -2 One conversant with the U^MIJ ; A -J q. v. f^e^r or weight of gold. T?f*:-tf /. [ 7*-3rit fr #nr. ] I way, road, path,conrse (fig. also Me. 8 >jg*g<{4> ); ' Bb. 2. 77 follow in the footsteps of the good '; S. 4. 13 ; B. 3. 50, 15. 99 Bh. 3. 46 Ye. 7. 7 ; 8. 11 6. 27 so *r jfhrnr^wmresf: Pt- 1' be attained his majority ( grew up to ; ; ; ' man's estate rank, ). -2 dignity, Position, station, post. office, -4 Good conduct place, site. -3 A or be- TfRTti-lf rflh [ A q^Jiwaft, foot soldier B. ; 7. a^-w^ ] -2 A 37. walking on foot U. 5. 12. -Oomp. annrsr: the commander-in-ohief of the infantry. pedestrian ( a. ( l^rffa; as an army on foot. ; Having -2 Being or going A foot-soldier. A -u.^ldlT: trf^t Ved. its feet. with ) foot-soldiers The dost of qf^T taining only 1 -2 the feet. An A foot-man. animal moving bird. one division. * footman. The point =p; A of the foot. A m. T 1 A body called Chakras. -10 mole on the human body. spot. -12 N. of a part of a column. 1 jr; particular A kind of An elephant.-3A species of serpent. -4 An epithet of Kama. -5 One of the nine treasures of Kubera, see ^ftft- -6 A kind of coitus or mode of sexual enjoyment. ;jn 1 N. of Lakabmt, tbe goddess of foitune, and wife of Vie hnu (fr) temple.-2 T31T imidM=( u T ^^T WTSTST^fisftt K.4. 5. -2 Cloves. -Oomp. ytyr a. lotus- eyed. ( 8j; ) an epithet of Vishnu or tbe sun. (-$f ) the seed of a lotus. anwm: I. a afat-*! a lotus-leaf. large tank or pond abounding in lotuses. -2* a pond or pool of water in general. -3. a lotus-pool. -4. an assemblage of lotuses ; Bh. 2. 73. an epithet of Brahman, the creator. (-Tff) 1. an epithet of Lak3Tf3*T: wmtf 1 . a lotus- a particular posture in religious meditation ; 3^'tflfi Wlfftiy5 WTT? S=3 tfiP* it seat ; Kii. 7, 86. -2- I wr g Twre^Rt *5ti U ( -TS ) 1 . an epithet of Brahman, tbe creator. -2. of 6'iva. -3. of tbe sun. 3^ 7:5*: an epithet of Brah- cloves. man. -?W holding a an epithet of Vishnu. -2. a lotus-like hand. -3. M. of the sun. ( -u, -WT ) N. of LakBhmt. ^fSr^fT 1 the pericarp of a lotus. -2- the central part of an army 5fT, ( -*:, arrayed in -w. < ) 1. tne form of a lotus --^f- an unblown lotus. Rtf^fT e lotus-bud, W3 a fragrant wood used in medicine. %5Vt: -t the filament of a lotus. -- ; ; Vishnu. I form of An army a arrayed in the lotus-flower. The -2 coloured spots on the trunk and face of an elephant. -3 A particular posture in silting. q-wfSK m. I An elepbant. -2 The Bhurja. or birch tree. inrf^tfr J An epithet of Laksbmt. -2 N. of a TI%1 ". lotuses. phant. river ; MM. [ 9. 1. 1 Possessing m. I An eleepithet of Viahnu. -2 Spotted. -2 An 1 The lotus plant gtirai fts3; Tf%^f ip&srt Ku. 3. 76 R. 16. 68 Me. 83 ; M. 2. 13. -2 An assemblage of lotua flowers. -3 A pond or lake abounding in lotuses. -4 The fibrous stalk of a lotus.-5:A q-flnft ; yr ; ; female elephant. -6 A woman of the four classes into which writers on erotical science divide women ; the TTtld-^Or thus defines her: first resembling the calyx of a lotu B <9Y, - . A />./>, road, way. &c. see under 1 [f|-tp] q^. Fallen, pent f^T^JT: lotus-scented, or as fragrant as or smelling like a lotus. '* nr: ) =7?r*ig q- v. ( -y, -rm -nYtfr ffcT, sunk, ; 7* -1 or ; a lotus. -2. a position of the fingers falcon. gone down, de"acended.-2Gone; see w 1 Downward motion de'i^. fall. -2 on the scent, Creeping a snake, serit; ground. -Oomp. ; mark lotus. a. 1 Going on foot, pede-2 One Pada long. -3 Con- : part of the A of the upper divisions six ). m. ?:, strian. to the shmi. -2- cloves. haviour. I lotus. -7 A particular high number ( one thousand billions ).-8 Lead. -9 N. given by the T4ntrika of a ; A Mg^nft mg<J^fr ; A born god. the fibrous stalk arj|: of a lotua. .TTT:,-ft: an epithet of Vishnn. srn? a lotus-stalk. fwa treasure of the value of a fff: Padma. inf^r: 1. an epithet of Brahman. -2. N. of Buddha. -3. N. of the sun. -4- N. of Vishnu. ijinr: the Earnikara plant. sfy; a kind of artificial composition in which the words are arranged in the form of a lotus-flower gee K. P. 9 ad. loc. sftTf ?fg: l.the sun. -2- a bee. the seed of a lotus. *rnT: an epithet of Siva. mfci-Ti the goddess of wealth B. 13. tnr:, -n a ruby 53 ; 17. 23 Ku. 3. 53. ^qr an epithet of tbe goddess of wealth. -^<sr a figure on the palm of the hand ( of the form of a lotus-flower) which indicates the acquisition of an epithet ril't}H: 1 great wealth. of Brahman. -2. Kuban-,. -3. the sun. -4. a king. ( srr ) 1. an epithet of Lakshmt, the goddess of wealth.-2-or of 8arasvatt,thc goddess of learning. -3. N. of Tara. qrwr an epithet of Lakshmi. ffTIHH; an epithet of Brahman. *grr ! an enithet of Ganga. -2. of Laksbmt. -3- of Dnrga. fro": an epithet of 5^- S. 6. ]. an epithet of Brahman. -2. of Vishnu. -3- of Siva. -4. the sun. -5. the inside or middle of a lotua. 5TTi ~Wf ' an "P'thet of Lakshof wealth- -2. cloini, the goddess ves. 11. 3T: e|>ill)et80f Brahuitin, the lotus- -Comp. the sun. <* ^ a multitude of lotuses ;a place abounding in lotuses, , qif^nr! q?i lintiB. a. An epithet of Vishnu. Coneisting of Padas -2 Measuring or a jnn/n.. -J Be-4 Marked with longing to the fool. footsteps. -5 Belougiug to u word-6 Finl i: 1 A Siidra. -2 A par 1 of a word.-^n 1 A fgot path, path 5S6 A stanza or verse conaigtipg of four lines ) ; w^hr- way.-2Sngar.-sfl ( 'r Chand. M. rqr trar Bv. 4. 45 tnrcq- a. 1 ; A A Praise, panegyric village. Curds. A U. 1 car.-J A or 71%) 1 To praise, extol cf . gw.-2 (Atm ) To rejoice at, be glad of. Den. P. To be admirable. milch-cow or on the she-goot. -4 Night. cuttle-fish bone. tree. loc. sing, voc. when and pi., abl. TW> 7Wr See undef '^. and denotes relative Other, different, anit position ) 1 other see >K :m. also. -2 Distant, removed, remote. -3 Beyond, further, on the other side of *&*&^r*Kr: K. MB. 2. 23, 7. 158. -4 Subsenext to, future, quent, following, after, ( usually with abl. ) ; *TeWriKlffi^ ^?tt ^HUvgwrw R- 5. 63 ; The moon. [ cf Un. tuu. -2 The moon. ; (rpf: qrft m. a. Fostering, A foster-mother. /. tfqT 159 3. . The ] 1 g protecting. : N. of a lake in the Danda- 1 ^ ki forest; ?qr WT: tTffSrtrrsr U. R. 13. 30 ; Bk. 6. 73. -2 N. of a river in the south of India. 1 ; TH 1 A. qijiO ( To go, move. Ku. 22 n. 1 ; ; ; Vital spirit, power, strength (Ved.). changed to qtr before soft ( W^is consonants ). -Oomp. ir?:,-*: -2 an island. vpr hail. bail I- . (TTWT.) a reservoir or take. m. a cloud. Me. 7 ^: a cloud ; B. 14. 37. 1 ; "> a peacock. vr*: -2- a woman's breast; Qf^ a cloud. " 1 ; ftTt|fH*fjfaT1T -5 1T,t Higher, superior ; 9<J^ T^^i R. 15. si%77 ; WH: i wnrtj M Bg. 3. 42. -6 Highest, greatest, most distinguished, pre-eminent chief, best, principal, sr ?inrr Jcs*n- Ki. 5- 18 qnfrsfv 14 higer than the 6 10 S. 7.27. -7 Having S. 2 I* ; ; ' Kn. 2 q-V: highest' as a following ; ; letter or sound, followed by ( in comp. ). -8 Alien, stranger- -9 Hostile, estranged, inimical, adverse. -10 Exceeding, having a surplus over ; as or remainder, left ' in exceeding or more than a hundred.' -11 Final, last. -12 (At the end of comp.) Having anything as the highest absorbed object, intent on, or ed tn wholly engaged ; ; -3 an udder ; U 2. 3. -4. cocoa-nnt trse. -5- The back- 14. 22. Another person, a stranger, foreign- the er bone or spin (>%?>) trq^m. |. the ocean. -J. a pond, lake, a piece of water. -3. a rain-cloud. vrprj^f a bath-room with flowing water. f&s, -t%fa: 'he ocean ; Ra. 2. 7 ; N. 4. 50. njt a cloud Iht 0aw a pool, K. 3. 3 Ti?: a ; g^ lake. 6. 5. cloud ; -nrW K, l. 36. )q^or 1. farther, beyond, wr ^[cifr: q^or fon^rfU' 2. -2. 2. nff -3- after ( U. 2. afterwards ; JTT> 5 ftfvrr: iror Mv. 2. 49. with abl. ); f37*rm ^tff^rr^ ( c ) q> 1 . afterwards, thereupon janr^TcrsreiT: q^ R 8. 73. -2. in future. -Comp. ypi the hinder part of the body. an 7. anr^: epithet of Siva. 3414.1: a horse found in the country of Persia or Arabia. arfqthH-^? officiousneis, meddlesomeness.-3T%7a. dependent on another, subject, subservient Ma. 10. 54, 83. am: final death. (-frr:)(>- pi.) N. of a people. 3?f: an epithet of Siva. aw a, living or subsisting on another's ; food. ( -qr the food of another ) ; oft. in pi. in this sense; 7nr: ; jjonrf?rrr% Bv. A an enemy, adversary Jl^aHf^g q^f UM?T: Pt 2. 158 R. also. 2 foe, ; ; 3. ; The highest point or pitch, culminating point. -2 The Supreme spirit. -3 Final beatitude. -4 The secondary meaning of a 21. ^ 1 being fed with the food of" HTI%?;". subsisting on the food of others; II. 1. 139. 3TTT a. 1. far and near, remote and proximate. -2. prior and posterior. -3- before and beyond, earlier and later. -4. higher and lower, best and worst. (-tO a Cfuru of an intermediate '"TKSjE'cft others; V. 3. 241. ( in logic ) a property intermediate between the greatest and smallest numbers, a species ( as existing between the genus and clas?. ( -t ) individual ) ; . g. with respect to a respect to ^s? jCr which rain. anror am is is qx with ; Bhashi P. devot- or occupied T ao V7rr*nr, Tf^Tf *jnrT: R. 1. 91 to, ; engrossed solely in, ' ' ( b that; f|r : srt Water. -2 Milk tnr-rnr gsfiTft ferafilW* H. 3.4 R. 2, 36, 63 14. 78 ( where both seimes are intended ). -3 Semen virile. ~4 Food. -5 Ved. Night. -6 Tfra 31. 1. ; pletely, quite; qr JtRnfYsffcr &c. -J. most willingly. -8- only. -9. at the Mil. nom. and loc. degree, excessively, very much, com- more Declined optionally like a pronoun and instr. ace., TriHW! rt S. 4. 16 j utmost. ( kind, singulars of q< are used adverbially; e.g.(a)iji; I. beyond, over, out of ( with abl ), nrfxt feeder of that river ). extensive objects); e.g. respect to a q?. with qr. The ; ; way. is by some with thejmodern Tftptt river, but more correctly with Puma, a in in A -2 A N. of a river rising in the Vindhya mountain -(identified on the ears and Produced I ft 65. 54, i|<j*|buf| JH( ft)Ved. Admiration, praise. T^nr: 1 The bread-fruit tree. -3 A thorn. HT,-rff I A kind of malady, pustular and Phlegmonoid inflammation of the skin or external organs. -2 A female monkey. -3 A female demon j The fruit of the 21, The Khadira : Praised. neck. R. 2. more ; comprehending more Note The i bread-fruit tree. u *lRl*l Pustules A -3 river. ; j notion osff goat. qrrfi^ a. Milky, juicy. ( -rinqft-ii, qstrfaf gfStff a. & A copious milk. road. word. -5 ( In logic. )0ne of the two kinds of mfRj or generality of ( Rich in milk, yielding <> The world of human beings I ).-2 | ^n cat Den. P. To flow. : <M ( as made of milk.-2 Milky, fr ( *3f?f ) T?r; milk ). Watery. -2 2. subsisting on mere vow a a. 8. a attached or devoted to, adhering to. -2. depending on, subject to -3. intent on, solely devotea to or absorbed in ( at the out) of comp.-); HjpHmmort Bh. 2, 56; so nhf'Ku. 4. 1 ( STITH ) 1 . jan^^hr" &c. -4. connected with. -5. leading or conducive to. (-<%) 1- the principal or highest object, chief aim, best 01 last resort. -2- essence, sum. -3 Ved. going away, departure, exit. -4. firm devotion. 3^} I having another aim or moaning. .2' intended or 587 done for the highest nterest or advantage. -]. the interest of another ( opp. prtf ) ; ?r*T 1TTJ 7^ *T STT-Rf: *MHilfi: Sn oh Is h. for designed another. another, -y ( 1. ) : i &mf R. 1. 29. -3. the chief or highest meaning. 4. the highest object (i.e. sexual intercourse ). (--*?) ind. for the sake of another, -srif 1. the other pert ( opp. <J5pt ) ; the latter half ; ' Bh. number high particular 60. 2. a -2. e. i. ; on the father side or half. -2. most distant in number; frgat M iMIdHTvf: most excellent, best, most exalted, highly esteemed, highest, supreme; R. 3.27, 8.27, 10. 45. most Si. 8 -4. 64; 16. 39 Si 4. 11. -5. most beautiful costly or lovely, finest R 6. 4 Si. 3 58. ( -v$ ) 1. a maximum.-!, an infinite ; ; ; ; sm a. far and near. -2- earlier and Inter. -3. prior and posterior or subsequent. -4. higher number. okoo. wife. ; I. and lower. -5- traditional ; Ms. 1. 105. -6. ^r ) all-including. ( and descendants. ( -t ) L. cause effect. -2. the whole extent of an idea. -3. the universe. -4. totality. a. knowing both the past and the future. arf: the next day. Tmrfnfrnfr Si. 2. 30. ^rtf l.the army of an enemy. -2. invasion by an enemy, one of the six His, q. v. -3- a hostile prince. -^3- a dependent. < -^: ) l.the will of another. -2. dependence. *34^rfi following the will of another. ft*^ a weak or vulnerable point of another,a de- fect in another. gr a. stranger. 3PT: a stranger ( opp. ^r3f=r). srnr a. I. born of another. -2. dependent on another for livelihood. ( -ft: ) a servant. -f^Tff a. \. conquered by another. -2. maintained by another. tf-sr ( -ff: ) the ( Indian ) onkoo. dependent on another, dependent, subservient, -^rrr: (m.pl.) another's wife. qrftq m. an adirtteier. -jt& the sorrow of grief of a-nother ; a. ajjgT: the afternoon, the latter part of the da/. 3TTOT: attack of an o. fostered or 3 brought up by another. (-?:) a slave. the Supreme spirit. . dependent subservient subject, ; on another; qrnTW: jfj^-. g^T: Mu. 3. 4 -- artan epithet of Brahman. 3TTan epithet of Kubera. -2- of r: 1 Vishnu. srrsnr dependent upon another. ( -*r; ) 1 dependence upon another. -2. the retreat of enemies. ( -*rr ) a plant growing on another tree. arnnP dependence upon another. 3Tre4>Qt m a thief, f %^r . . - robber. yjit a. 1. other than ini- friendly, kind. -2- one's own Ki. 1. 14. fji: I. an epithet of Brahman. -2. of Vishnu. yfet mical, i. e. ; N. of Brahman. Tr3f$: another's prosperity. -T7OT*: doing good to others, benevolence, beneficence, charity t|<"|i|*K: ynrnr TTTT'T among enemies. T7f?T: advisTTing others Ttftnnj. 3^57 ^j- a. besieged by an enemy. anotber' wife. (rfaff a. fostered sion ; TdT^ or brought up by another. (-*r : ) 1. a gfirvant. -2< the ( Indian ) cuckoo. V. 4. 13. the Supreme being. ^r a foreign a foreigner. country. ^fjr^ '" f :* ^RTS Hnn^: ^f%^, a- -ffftr^ inimical. hostile, hating others, another's the religion of -VPT vjw 1 . property. another ; ffu^f^vj-^ : Snr-. iiwwf v- ir^r: Bg. 3. 35. -2- another's duty or business. -3. the duties of another caste Ms. 10. 97. %-?r* absolute meditation or contemplation. f^TPT: the irregular posteriority of a word in a compound ; i. e. g^* where the sense is <j highest position, eminence. -2. final beautitude. qrqiTn' o. one who depends upon others for his sustenance but performs the usual ceremonies before cooking ; Vigbnu -3- the husband of another 3? a. fed or nourished by . woman. another. ( -?; ) the ( Indian ) cn- the ( mango ) tree. ouckoo.-2- paraxitical plant. -3. a harlot, prostitute. woman who has had a g-ft former husband jfrnr: a servant, menial slave, -wrg-q. n. the Supreme nrTt 1. another's share.-!spirit. superior merit. -3. good fortune, prosperity. -4- ( a ) excellence, in. feriority, supremacy ; grrvfrm: JTFt. 1. >rnit TT*.-s^T'>r n^-if T 330 ; 5. 34. ( b ) excess, abundance, ^ wrerTfytsr* HIT g ^H ; H rtTf^'i'm < M i ; ; 17 Ki. 5. 30, 8. 42 Si. 7. 33, 8. 1C 86, 12. 15. -5. tbe last part, ; ; 51 ; remaiuder. -vrror a foreign tongue. a. enjoyed or used by an- SW other. a. following, snbga. ijfr as words ) m. a orow jq; ( said to nourish the cuckoo ). -ijft a. nourished by another. 'fffs, -frr the ( Indian ) cuckoo (so called be cause she is nourished by another. e. by a crow ); S. 5. 22 ; Ku. 6, 2 ; R. 9. 43 ; S. 4. 9. rtf I. another's opinion. -2. different opiinon or doctrine. inf^i a. knowing the qnent ( ; . secrets of another. TOOT: a married paramour ; Ft. 1. next ?^ the Indian nft?*r*: I. ger ; ; 100,000,000,000,000, OOOjq-fcmflTmvrprcrr w^rr T. 8. -siw o. 1. being Sat. Br. -3. another's adultery H. 1. 135. -fjr$ another's business or work.fHT5r: 1. a benevolent man.-2. a slave, servant. /. inclination of the ecliptic. I. another's body. -2. another's field; Ma. 9. 49. -3. another's wife Ms. 3.175. TTi^ a- 1- being with another. -2 relating to another. -3. beneficial to another. gor a. beneficial to another. sffa: joint (as of a finger /. *c5rr%:/- subjugation of an enemy 3?r??f?7: MVrflfisfti $?*{: a crow. woman's gallant or 180. ssr: the world Ku. 4. 10. Tnr death, "ftfof uneral ritee; ( or future ) ; rw., Ku, 4. 38. ssr, W5T a. subject to Ml^<j a fault another, dependent. or a defect. *|for: 1. a judge. -J. a year. -3. N. of the peacock of 1 Kartiikeya. -^r; 1. rumonr,report. -2. objection, controversy. fn%s? m. a disputant, ^r^ n, controversialist, -%- the abode being. riahtra. of the supreme an epithet of Dhrita?; ind. the day after a^r; HT?I a. I. associated with another. -2. fighting with another. ff^rer: the soul. ^p^ o. homogeneous with a folio wing letter ind. into the ( in gram. ) hands of another. fr?rr a woman tomorrow. ^^ in marriage -- ffar service of another. SHT another's wife. another's property ; K. 1. 27 Ms. , 7. 123. 3Tof seizing another's property. killing enemies. y^ -fifr a- 1. benevolent. -2. profitable to another. ( -Jr ) tne welfare of an- given ^ other. a. I. Belonging to another; R"TT Tf^fi^r Us. 4. 201. (TST -2 Stranger, S. 4. 21 hostile, j -^f Another's wife, a woman not onrt own, one of the three main kind* of heroines; see ftn ,j g, j^ 108 et seq. ap^ 588 An Va- epithet of fit R. 8. 22 ; runa. From another; Bv. 1. TCW?^!M : Tf^T ( often with abl. Bg. *T: ; j^ The following of T'Vt ^TJ^TTi -2. truth, trftgnTf^fcMfl S 18 2. ' ' ; ; another posteriority. -2 Distinction, difference. -2 Remoteness. -4 Con- ftunr ; ..., . S. 4 ; ; Pt. 1. 136. an excellent day. arrw^ " the Supreme R. spirit or Brahman ' 8. 22. felicity aipf?: supreme Supreme spirit. smr^/- the great: ; ' ^ an calamity or misfortune. 5"5i: n epithet of Vishnu. BTOTT- 1epithet of ViBhnu -2. of Indra. -3of Siva. .4. the Almighty eod, the est ; [ of. P. JH. 39 2. ] . noying or vexing others, subduing one's enemy Bg. 4. 2 R. 15. 7. ; A IT: Supreme Being. -5. N. of Brahman. -6- a universal monarch, sovereign of the world ; see =pro a great sage. trsrsnr supremacy ^rf^ / 1 any chief object or refuge ( as a god ). -2. final beatitude, emancipation. n^: an excellent bull or cow. the best position, highq-^- f est rank. -2. final beatitude. STO, -5^: the Supreme spirit. snsq- a, ^4^. An- ; hero, conqueror. TOW [qt TO< mfrHP TV.] 1 Most distant, last. -2 Highest, best most excellent, greatest intfrfir q> *wt Tft Ms. 4. 14 7. 1, 2. 13. -3 ; ; Chief, principal, primary, supreme Ms. 8. 302,9. 319. -4 Exceeding, extreme. -5 Adequate, sufficient. -6 Worst. -7 Higher than, suprior to 1. 11. ri Tbentmoat or highest the chief or prominent part ( at the end of comp. ) consisting ; Pt. . renowned irgr^ n. the Supreme spirit. TO. butter-milk mixed with water. ^r. an ascetic celebrated, of the highest order, -one who has controlled and subdued all his senses by abstract meditation cf. 11 16. ; Ms. 9. -rf 6. A ind. I of assent, acceptance or greeratnt (well, very well, yes, be particle it so ); jTcr: *r?j Ku. much; q^tf fjr^-. & c an excllent woman. very . -Oomp. B. ; ( a ircmsj sttjj. m thus defined is ;rar or less accurately i thet of . : ). Viihnu. II : _ Tarka K. 3TratfKT?t "snrar: an qr*Tff a. Superior, knowledge, knowledge about Brahman or the Supreme spi. I An epithet supreme. of Brahman. jr- -2 A deity. T Of Garuda.-50f Agni.-6 Any spiritual teacher. -7 ( with Jainas ) An Arhat. epi- i. spirit trrte spiritual The abode of Vishnu. -2 f Eternal felicity. -3 A hijh position. 1 1 One following the other. Ttrt -2 Successive, repeated. 1 A ft great-grandson. -2 A kind of deer. - IT 1 An uninterrupted series, regular series, succession jryjfnf w?^T*4<mrTr K. 103 ^fdhrtqrrr 'fron ear to ear, by hear-say '; n|n ; lection, things assemblage ) ; ( of regular ; ; with instr. or ; of person T^wn-nrnrffcr "f B- 14. 59. -2 rendered Deprived of strength, powerless n^rf^ STt^rtrflrt^T MSI. 3. -3 Completely under the influence of ( another ), not master of oft. sm loc. ; ; overpowered or overcome oneself, ; qrrnifw U. 5 MH^H <JTC. 3; m^^r M41.6. -4 Devoted to. TT^fT Subjection to another, de; pendence ; V. 5. 17. An oil-mill. -2 The blade of a sword. -3 Foam. -4 A scymitar. 5rr The sounds of instruments at festivals sj Indra's sword. m$\: A kind of stone or gem, I the -touch of which is said to turn other metal?, such as iron, into gold perhaps the philosopher 's stone. ; ' (r{5i 34 axe 78. ; V$- the -2. pure unitariamsm. a^f ri ce boiled in milk. wtroi the inclination of a planet's orbit to the ecliptJo. -*j. j. tb highest or moBt sublime truth Supreme -arf* most excellent, afrrHr an infinitesimal particle, an atom ; R. 15. 22 TOSonTTRroj^ trfcr^r frtif Bh. 2- 78 ; pfr f> cTHTig^ T ; a. Highest, best &c. ; * 1. ; ; Immolating an animal subject to another, ready to obey *TT arwr <mfrft f%f>?r S. 3. l TT^qrwnT* 3PT: R. 8. 81 2. 56 ; ; principally of, solely occupied with n. U*^ : irttfir a. l{v exactly, accurately uf Kn. 5. 75 d. I In another world, in a further birth qxt? ^fo R. 1. 68 Ku. 4. 37 MB. 3. 275, 6. 166 8. 127. -2 In the sequel, further or later on. -3 Hereafter, in future. world, a pious or religious man. Successively, one after the other. Miufiuf a. I Obtained by succession or descent, hereditary ; p^jfr itrfTort *i garqT^rorrrtTl- Bk. 5. 15. -2 Traditional. a. I Dependent upon or , 9 Future world. -Oomp. tfro one who stands in awe of the future ; at a sacrifice. Htfi*tT**J' sequence, result. -3 Enmity, hostility. _0 Priority of place or time, proximity, one of the 24 gnnai of the Viiispsbikas. ; ; object. -4. the best letter, ; Ku. 6. 49 R. 6. B, 35, 40 -3 Method, order, due arangement. -4 Race, family, lineage. -5 injury, hurting, killing. { ind. 12. 100. any excellent or important sense. -5- the best kind of wealth. a philoso'f^; pher. gnJ^j i n d. truly, really, wards. I ; ' 30. -3. t -5 Differently. -6 Further, afteri*t$ 2. 7. comp. in the sense of true real '^^r, R. 7. 40 Mv. 4. ' or -4 Otherwise. 42. 2. ) Mv. oft. in ; after, over m ^|*|H *ns ; earnestness reality, ] ; -2 5T-J fsij; cf. Un. axe, a hatchet, a battleclient tr^^iii^y r inr R. 11. A weapon in general. -3 A I An thunderbolt. -Oomp. tr*: 1. an epithet of Paraurftma.-2. of Ganea. -3. a soldier armed with an axe. TOT: Rama with the axe ', N. of a celebrated Br&hmana warrior, son of Jamadaem and the sixth incarnation of Vishnu. [ While young he out off with his axe the head of bis mother Benuka at the command of bis father when none of his other brothers wag willing to do so ( see Jamadagni ). Some time after this, king Kartovirya went to the hermitage of his father, and carried off ' ; cow. But Parararauia, when he returned home, fought with the king and killed him. When his sons ho.rd his they became very angry, and repaired to the hermitage and on finding Jamadagni alone, they shot him dead. When Paraturama, who was not then also at home, returned, this, be became very much exasperated, and made the dreadful vow of exterminating the whole Kshatriya race . He succeeded in fulfilling this vow 589 and is thrice said to bave rid the earth seven times of the royal race'. ' He wag afterwards, destroyer of the Kahatriyaa as he was defeated by RArua, son of Dasaratha, though quite a boy of sixteen; ( see R. 11. 68-21 ). He is said to bave at one time pierced through the Krauncha mountain, being jealous of the might of Karttikeya. cf. Me. 57. He is one of the seven chirajivini, and is believed to be still practising penance on the Mahendra mountain cf . Git. encountering seeing, ( TO^S -4. ) order, TOa>t(T ) ( backwards ( TTI^gw setting aside, disregarding. A sacriI sjrt TTrer a. Small. sword. -2 A kind of penance fioial ; -3 A kind of disease. 1 hope. N. of a certain part of q^r ]. slight, hell. R- 6. 42. (Rarely need by . classical Sanskrit) 1 itself in Beyond, further more than. -2 On the other side of. -3 Far away, at a distance. -4 With the exception of. -5 Ved. In future, afterwards. -Oonrp. -fisur a. very -jar Ved.a woman not satisfied with her husband ( and therefore seeking for a paramour ). -^TT a. more higher than a man. -SIFT a than a hundred Ki. 13. 26; Si. 12. day after tomorrow. black, - ; more than a thousand; qr a. - : ind. I 5. 17. Beyond, on the other side of, further than with gen. ( Bg. ; 8. 9. Hereafter, afterwards S. 1. -3 Higher than. -4 Ved. above. -5 Aside, apart. ); -2 From ( 2. 5. one another other, used in the sing, only ; often in comp. ) ; ; 1- 40, 3. 24. Note. Tmm% 51; used adverbially in the sense of one mutually, rooiprocally,' another', 'by,from,or to one another 'against one another &o.; see Bg. 3. 11, 10. 9 R. 4. 79 6 46; 714, 53 12. 94. -Oonrp. ^. a friend. ' ' ' ' ; qrr% ; TTwTf iK&Him , another', one of the which A voice two voices m verbs in Sanskrit are con- or strength ind. A to ve;bs prefix in the are : ). and ' 1. killing, -2, going injuring Ac. : ( <m^ ( Ved. ). To display courage, heroism, act bravely 1 ; T^r^f^sr^srf^ fife*^ Tnar^ M7. 19 7?^r fcr M . ; forward, advance. ). ,3 ; 38 Amarn- 00 Ms. 2. ( a ) averse from, ; ; 10. 119. -2. , 5^. R. 12. 13. ( b ) not disposed towardg, shunning, avoiding irf[%qTT^3^> *TTW: V. 4. 20 S. 5. 28. -3. adverse, unfavourable H^ ; 1 ; Heroic, spirited, courageous, valiant. TTrarhT p- P. 1 Strong, valiant, bold, etergetic. -2 Attacked. -3 Turned back. pollen of a flower ; Amau* ^$miimricm^i-jl oi. 6. 2 54. -2 Dust in general R. 4. 30. -3 Fragrant powder used after bathing. -4 Sandal. -5 An eclipse of the sun or moon. -6 Fame, celebrity. -7 Independence, self-will. 1 mTr^ - the other side, W. I ^ being beyond. from, beyond. -2 More Away than. 1 A. 1 To defeat, conqupr, overcome, subdue ?r qrnnr^ Y. 2. 75;Bk. 8. 9; Si. 19. S2/-2 To lose, be dep.-i ed of. -3 To be conquered or overcome by, find ( something ) unbearable ; arwpprrrTTrsn?^ Sk. finds it unbearable or difficult to stndy'; Bk. 8. 71. -4 To submit or yield to. wn ' irnrtr: Overpowering, conquest, conquering, subjugating, defeat R. 11. 19 Ms. 7. 199. -2 1 ; The 1 Wtfl** [ TO7 w ] I Turned in an oppoiete direction, averted. -2 Averse from, disinclined to. -3 Not about. -4 minding, not caring Happening subsequently or afterwards ( iH+M'tm ) -5 Situated on ; Heroism prowess, cour2. TTrarW: qf^ft Si. age, valour 44. -2 Marching against, attack. -3 Attempt, endeavour, enterprise. -4 N.of Vishnu. TtlHW: P. 1 To return ; ^ Ttnnr Being overcome by.not being able to suffer ( with abl. ); as in aTVurTTWtgrT: -3 Losing, loss failure ( as in a lawnit ) ; 3mniRrf^> WTOTfT ( HTIWJT: Y. qrrsnrt 2. ) 79. *r**r -4 Deprivation. -5 Desertion. P-p- I Conquered, subjugated, defeated. -2 Contained by law, cast or defeated ( as in a lawsuit ). ; 1 Dead. -2 Covered . p. surrounded. -3 Spread, expanded. 1 i| The. ocean. TCT( TT ^/K. on the boyond or ( Situated ether side c^NlT: Ch. 1 : An The blade of a oil-mill. sword -2 Con- -2 Foain.-3 or knife. / Driving removing. away, ex- M'jyift: pelling, ) I Victorious. quered, defeated. ITTmp with, ^rgn?ITt% sense of away, back, in an inverted order, aside, towards! to Q. M. the sense* of According <JTJ U. I iKf&tr for jugated. qTT nouns At a distance >' ; ' disdaining. rejecting, disregarding, ; Mutual, q^irtf ft^nri- Each a. ; ; Bk. pron take no notice of tr^rn: ; a. disregard, reject, : 1. 15; q~<:- Mv. I. ; T^T^r^U. To i ) ; U. 4. <m^gra ( face turned awny or turning the back upon U. 19: 195 u. the averted, -10. ) g^ -Oomp. having direction -5towards (TOfTi). -6. excess (wim)-7 dependence -8( irWH ). liberation -9- inverted ( i^fST ) prow<>88 The Supreme being. Ved. 1 To give or hand over, deliver. -2 To throw away, squander. -3 To give away or exchange for ( with dat. ). -4 To : 3 U. ; 3) Up.-2 Hav- ing the face turned away (TirifS^);^'18. 18. -J Unfavourable, adverse %* trTTf% Bv. 1. 105 or |% <m*t; exclude from. ; H-\V\foft ftT 3ir& 3. I. -4 Distant. -5 Directed outwards. -6 Turned "m^T^ 1 Giving up Exchanging. averted. -7 Departing or returning f rom.-8 Inverted,revered TTn^h 1 Hunting, Extiame mtntalpain. away, or away -2 chase. -2 590 i^r Medical IT The year before - last. cipation) ' practice ot medicine. To ariive, 1 P. 1 trfpra; return. To -2 near, approach. -4 To eR<mpe. -5 To depart. draw : -3 To The si 1 1 TTT*r*: a ( humiliation $hFT#r* ITTvrw ; Ku. (b) IFf - a. m se 7 ; ^T 4 P. To leave, givt up, abandon TOWrgtlT gVTf^?T quit, To exptl. -3 To refit Ki. 5. 27. -2 mi^jj stroke gently ; qrr^?T^ (fS^* ?ftqTr?*S. TT- g^r^T: R- 3. fSnrT Hifi<mr $P,*id"iii%-i 68 ; Si. 17. 11 ; Mk. 5. 28. -2 To lay hands on, attack, assail, seize; Mk. -3 To -4 To outrage. T%reflect, think, consider b3. -5 To think of mentally, J. 39. 1 ; rub or touch, thrown. q^HT* D. ; refute ; TJW fffr iT 1 praise (t=r); The range -6 To huve reference to, of r: ; as in ; ; 1 To strike or beat back, strike down, repulse, repel, overthrow, drive back ; %V iTNUtl- Bending.or drawiwj(as Rim. -2 To hindrance !rT:TTT5n^f5Tn?%: Ku. 3. 71. -5 Calling to mind, attack, assail 7 - ~3 ; To dash against, strike. -6 Consideration,reflecthought. -7 Judgment. -8 (In- qmxp.p. recollection. 1 Struck ; qfl, 7^1 or T$"S, TRUTff Or TtfiTfl) As a prefix to verbs and nouns derived from them.it means (a) round, -9 Touching, strik-10 ASocion ( by dis- 66. 1 round about, about, (b) in addition Remembrance. -2 Con1 to, further, (c) opposite to, against, (d) much, excessively .-2 As a aeperable H means (a) towards, in preposition the direction of, to, opposite to an aco.);fsf irft ftimrfr f^r sideration, reflection, thought. V*f%EP-P- work of for', as in q^- fiction. Vioqfijk'q-; I A great terror. -2 lent tremour or trembling; Mv. 2 27. Touched, handled, ; -2 Roughly treated, violated. -3 Weighed, considered judged. -4 Endured. -5 Connected with. -6 Afflicted by (aa a disease); seized, grasped. successively, severally ( with he an ace. ); ftf T* *ft TflPvft waters tree after tree. (c) to the share or lot of (showing v^ or parti- I . ; ^ ' to 65 ; q-farc n or make oneself to one's loins, gird up ready, prepare oneself for any ac- 3T: Si. 4 vsrMT* ift*^ K. 170 ; fi?r T Ve. 3; O. L. 47 ; Amaru. -6 (In 92 ; U. 5. 12. -5 A sofa. Rhet) N.of a figure of speech which consists in the use of significant epithets nf|r sr5|7rf H i^nfl'frl): | ; Tf^5T - P. .10; e. y. Qqtg5rrS5T3 T: ftrw: Chandr. 5. 59. -7 ( In dramaturgy ) Covert or indirect intimation of coming events in the plot of a drama, the germ or the tfir q. v. see S. D. 340. -8 ; Judgment. -9 A helper, colleague, co-worker. ! Cutting, cutting off. circular incision. -3 Cutting Tfaxft ' ( Bh. ; -4 A girth, waist-band, cloth worn round the loins aiffTfNiWT6. (6) ' commencement beginning, back. I mw^fat a tion'; down or -2 Driven back, repelled, repulsed. -3 Assailed, attacked. ft A stroke. ind. ( Sometimes changed to irf^ that logic) Deduction, ascertaining the Bbisha P. repugnance atRetinue, train, qf^gp^: I tendants, followers. -2 A multitude. Ratn. -3. 5. -J A collection, crowd dead 56 9. 78. irrjrfc^T: ing gently. ease ). ; ; ; tion, irfi*r- srsrifr., and adventures of a fabulous person, thief ' a bow). -3 Violence, attack, assault Wfloir: Mb. -4 Disturbance, g. . ; work giving the history R- 15. paint to. Seizing, pulling 1 W; -J ); e. cf af^rrR. ( & ) round (r*qfr as about, all round, surrounded by ' in the midst of flames'. -5 M Jlii At the end of an adjectival comp. qu has the sense ot 'exhausted by or anything Killing, slaughter. 1 Thrown or cast 2 P. jT: iw ffj)T: * Tin. a. Lifeless, iTOTt^ ftirf^lTrTCr *TgK. P. 1. ^ 'feeling ed, overcome. 2. : 1. away. qCTEft P-f-2 Expelle.d,turned out.-3Bepudiated. -4 Refuted, rejected. -5 Defeat- defile, pollute, without, except, ou.side, with the exception of as in i|Kh=)<M f^t ^: P. II. 1. 12 ; VI. 2. 33. ( According to P. II. 1. 10 cant. ject, repudiate, To mendi- beggar, ' ; Smriti. A ' excessively'; as in IT*?J so ttT^J^CT^i 'bursting into tears' adqrft^nf?f --4 At the beginning of verbial compounds q-ft means (a) throw. M<|e<4TT. * Bone's of a celebrated sage, ^ll^ry: N. father of Vyasa and the author of a Pt. 2- 97. or above, over. -3 As an adverbial prefix to nouns not directly connected with verbs, it means 'very, very much, ^^f^m. rft '; ' -4 Reversal of a sentence ReiTTTft%:/- > = death. 1 -3 Re- Restored, given back. One who has oveicome 6 P. rebatik, return, "WfTJ'- P- ' Returned, turned -2 Revolved. -3 Exchanged. -4 Reversed ( a a judgment ). -5 ijH^mTTvnrta^TTgvrsrggwsTQn. 12. -2 Contempt, disregard, disrespect. -3 Destruction. -4 Disappearance, separation (sometimes written TOW) TSJT.P-.P- 1 Defeated, overcome. -2 Treated. with contempt, cj e g rad' ed, dishonoured. a distance. barter. lot or qTrsftTrraTWriT: Vop. (/) %*'. after the lapse of.(g) in consequence of back. Mortifica- 22; Turning my f^T (in law). apnrtT 1T:3T5*f f. ) A. To return, turn back. -2 Exchange, storation. qmmsegcWT overthrow ; jrrfsrat Ki 1.41. fiture, I Ji: treat discom- Defeit, ) 1 Ved. ( of Kubera. Ved At ind. IP- To defeat} vanquish, overcome. -2 To hart, injure, tease. -3 To vanish, disappear. -4 To perish, be lost. -5 To submit, Caut. \ To defeat, overyield. come. -2 ( A. ) Tovanisb,di8appear. -3 To suffer a loss. q^fW <j*f Contradiction - away. tion, stone or rock. Cans. To chase or drive -6 To fail. HT i^rar ); fall to 8k. (d) from, out of. the ex( c ) except, outside of, with ception of ( with abl. ); q-ft i%Tawft tree called fj>r<%- A. r: fallout. with ace. ( what may -2 A out. -4 A gtootimr pain, 591 A ! sharp make shooting pain, especially in the rectum. MR*<{ A ' priest who performs the marriage ceremony of a younger brother whose elder brother is not yet married; cf crRtw. Harita nR-tiffl *rnre<: ; nT3>? . To P. Den. 7R*l<jf?fr decorate, adorn. An TTC^ifH*? TO. vant, slave. a ser- assistant, To kcow, con1 -2 To be aware of, remember. know- Comprehending, 7. 15. MH^x^i'T Deceit, cheating, <*R*\ivW!p. p. Settled, decided. prepared. -4 Contrived, arranged. -5 Distributed. -6 Provided, furnished with. Great anger, fury. : U. 1 To walk about, walk around TftiRnrrflrffrfT =9 ( in dramas ). -2 To overtake. 1 ; Roaming about, moving 2. -2 Roaming, walking or passing over. -3 circumambulating. -4 Walking for pleasure. -5 Series, order. -6 Succession. -7 Penetrating. -Oonrp. ^. a trft^CT: 1 Ki. 10. ; Walked round. 7ftarhr.p-.p. jr The place on which any one has 1 walked about. -2 A foot-step, footperambu- Revolution, lation. Enclosing with a fence or ditch, intrenching. -2 Encircling or surrounding in general. -3 In thin, ponder, reflect constantly Caun. To torment, trouble. frfrJr Tfantf:, traction. Dragging out, exabout. -2 Tftsfiffo o. 1 Dragged Hara- sed, tortured. 6 P. To surround I upon. ; <jft- R. 8. 35. -2 To hand or give over, deliver jr^f tr$*&: MRffiu ^^ R. 18. 33. -3 To >RnJir -p. about. Spread, I scattered crowded with, -2 filled U. ; Si. 16. 10. To 1 diffused, Surrounded, relate, nar- -2 To -3 To name, call. -4 proclaim, praise, extol. announce. To propound. lTWlll$l 1 Proclaiming, saying, talking of. -2 Boasting. -3 Naming. 1 /> Proclaimed, announced. -2 Boastod of. -3 Said, declared to be. - give, graut, -3 To thiuH. tUteriniue. te nd I To vouchsafe to. ; Ows. -2 To 11* 1 U. -2 T 5. 27. To decide, upon, doeigu, mud. wasted Emaciated, <* Ji.way, lean. Washing, 1 -2 Water crf^r cleaning. for washing. 9 P. 5, 1 To decay, wane. lead. -3 To -2 To be emaciated or destroy, put an end to. TfTsTT: 1 Decay, waste, destruction q-i^r^ifir wrtfcfr tRifhr: Mk. 1 ; ; Eu. 4. 46. -2 Disappearing, ceasing. -3 Ruin, loss, failure ; Ki. 16. 57, MB. 9. 59. j%Tr <jf^^l"{p-p. I Vanished, disappeared. -2 Wasted decayed. -3 Emaciated, worn away exhausted Pt. 2. 70. -4 Impoverished, entirely ruined Bh. 2. 45. -5 Lost, destroyed. -6 Diminished, decreased srror Pt. 4. 23. -7 ( In law ) In; ; ; solvent. *rRfjTa[ m. 1 N. of a king, son of Abbitnanyu and fathev of Janaraejaya. -2 An epithet of Agni. 6 P. To surround 38. -2 To 1 ; 6, embrace. -3 To put or lay round. -4 To survey round, measure, range over. -5 To throw over or beyond. -6 To throw or put into. -7 To fetter, chain. ( dramaturgy =rRfp< ) ( 7 ) q. v. -4 TfrflrBr -2 Attention. 9 p.p- T%$fr wg^ hire, purchase for a time ( with instr. or dat. of the price at abandoned. ; -2 To which one is employed on stipulated wages ) ?Tff!T ?T?TrT ^T Tftjf?r -3 To 8. return, requite, reply ; ^%- sT 1 Wages, hire. -2 Employing on wages. -3 Purchasing qffo'T:, -STTof -4 .Barter, exchange. peace purchased with the pay- or buying off. -5 A ment of money TfiWKT a - cf. II. 4. 122. ; Fatigued, exhaust^ I Encircled, A I To buy flrifamr ^RH^srtfWr Bk. 8. 78. ; scatter about. A Vcd. ^j Injury, hurt, harm. - Clay, Ku. emaciated. Very Loud. - print. ; 1 P. I To draw, pull, drag. lead ( as an army ). -3 To a. rate, \ -2 Made, invented. -3 Got ready, ro- gnery. qf^atf^TfTt A religious mendicant or ascetic, a devotee. HK'cfci A barrier, a trench before the gate o" a town. a cloud. -J Providing, furnishing. -4 Distributing. goat. ing. -2 Tu Settling, fixing, de- ; about 7f?3FfS^10 U. sider, regard. 1 ciding, determining. -2 Contriving, Mu. inventing, forming, arranging ; ; -3 To 1. 2. ; | A servant. n. \ Paint. _, ing or perfuming the body, personal decoration, dressing, toilet; %?flMIT Ku. ; To perform, effect, accompligh. -7 To contrive, invent, devise. -8 To distribute. -9 To invite. . 7ft* fid or turn into prepare, get ready. -4 To endow with S. 2. 9. -5 To destine for. -6 8. 3. Overspread, Scattered, diffused. surrounded ^;T*T-3 Intrenched. -4 , ove.laid. -5 Left, 1 Moving about, walking and fro. -2 Scattering, spreading. -3 Surrounding, encircling', ciroumflnence. -4 An enclosing belt or boundary, that by which .anything is surrounded; R. 12. 66. -5 Abandoning, leaving. -6 An organ -: to of sense. if^ffcr a. Quite intoxicated. M RiJ 4 *TI?T Den. P. To humiliate, conquer. 1 , tired out. qf^CT A moat, round a fort or town ditch, ; R. trench 1. 30 , 12. 66. To trouble, harass. -II. 4 A. vexed pain, suffer. -2 To be 1 feel or troubled. troubled. -2 qRi%jB]>-p- I Vexed; * Pain, vexExhausted, fatigued. ation . [. Fatigue, trouble, \Vnluonn, pniii. crr^rcr I A uioat, ditch. -2 A rut. furrow. -3 Digging rouud. MRfay * A. To suffer pain or misery, be distressed or wearied) Caus. To injure, hurt. irfrn^w 1>-1>. Afflictt-d, Iroubleri. 1 ofti*^ : F1'ig'l, aituci ; Ku. I. fifl xlmulioi), ; K. 1.27. lan- 592 P. 2. Ved. 1 To look at, -2 To regard, consider. / Fame, reputation. 10 U. t To enumerate, count.-? To consider, regard, think; pwrceive. : Me. 5. Complete enumeration, accurate statement or calculation 'fr ; ^TPJcft: by Malli. ). P. 1 To go or walk 1 irftjnj; round a f V WW ; a wife marry ), conform ; S. 5. 19. -14 To -15 To surpass, to, follow. excel. ; & JHlMft'Kf To -^ everywhere, pervade p'ead directions. all -4 To attain to, obtain fTrfar &c. -5 To know, understand, learn R. 7. 71. -6 To die, go forth (from this world ) T* ^njfr STrarf^TTftTcT' iTHsrgef Bh. 3. 38. -7 To over; power. Cttus. aftect as in $rtr!n ; To pass or spend ( Tftrrff:. time ). Surrounded, enMil. '4. 10. -2 closed, S. 7. 35. Diffused, spread around R. 2. 71 -3 Known, understood Ve. 3 Mv. 3. 47 .-4 Filled or covered with, possesSi. 9. sed of (usually in comp. ) 26. -5 Got, obtained Bh. 3. 52- -6 1 / encircled rrftiirT;;. ; ; Ved. 1 Grasping, Tffrtlrffr; / comprehension -2 Summing up. A married woman. 1 Seizing, holding, taking, 3mrTrJ3nrffcr> R. 9. 46 Vi ; ; ; Assuming, Amaru. 92 ; Remembered. -7 Overcome, overwhelmed. -8 Affected by, afflicted with ; Pt. 1. 49. -9 Performed. -10 Forgotten .-11 Obstructed .hindered . irfirR:, Tf?m3 1 Going round. surrounding. -2 Spreading, diffusing. -3 Obtaining. -4 Knowing, determining, ascertaining. qfaflKrj>-J' 1 Sunk. -2 Tumbled or dropped down. -3 Vanish-4 Melted. -5 Flowing. ed. Excessive blame. M R*i P P' * Quite secret. Incomprehensible, very understand. 1 difficult To P. . 9 A to de- kind of metre. P. To clasp round, encircle surround, 1 embrace. -2 To fence or hedge round. -3 To lay hold of, seize. -4 To take, assume. ; -5 To ize ; accept. -6 To favour, patronM. 1 1. 13. ^T ^ vfotftei U. f ; 4. seat or sit property Bg. down. 6 Possessions, belongings ; 4. 21 ; R. 15. 55 ; V. 4. -7 Taking 26. in marriage, marriige; 1. 19: Mai. 5. 27; ^ -8 : 33 ; JTTerwife, queen 95, 92 9. 14 ; 11. ; 1. ; one's protection, favouring ; U. 7. M. 1. 13. -10 Attendants, 11 ; followers, train, retinue, suite. -II A household, family, members of a family. -12The seraglio or household of a king, harem. -13 Any*r*rffrthing received, a present -14 Assent, consentSTfi'f S. 1. ; -15 Taking possession of, acquir-. ing. -16 A claim. -17 Entertaining, honouring, receining ( a guest &c. ). -18 An entertainer. -19 As- -20 A husband. -21 Rereverence. -22 Grace, ipect, 23 Comprehension, unfavour. derstanding. -24 Undertaking, per-26 forming. -25 Subjugatian. Dominion.-27 Punishment.-28 Connection, relation. -29 Summing up, totality. -30 A house, residence. -31 Removing, taking away. -32 A curs* -33 ( In Vod. Grain. ) The double mention of a word both before and after jjW- -34 The form which precedes ff^. -35 Root, origin. -36 The eclipse of the sun or moon. -37 An oath. -37 The rear of an army. -39 ; -7 To support, assist, guide ; trsrw1. -8 To put on ( a jrfftrrf^ifta: Mn. dress ). -9 To take possession of, master, overpower. -10 To conceive, comprehend. -11 To undertake. 12 ISTotske To r^csivB bwpTtably P' Phausted. ed Languid, ex- 1 -2 Averse from, disinclin- to. An iron ( or wooden ) r: I beam or bar used for locking or shutting a gate ( aria ); ij^. ^^ftTT^nTsr^n^J^T^pTrTT o* 2. 15 K. M. 5. 2. -2 84; Si. 19. 32 ( Hence ) A bar, barrier, hindrance, '. 16. ; obstacle JTrfrnT gfratsfo #TST*3 ^^'IHMIHKtTJ ^^C ; pitcher. A -6 -7 glass-pitcher. A house, dwelling. -8 Killing, destroying. -9 Striking, a stroke or blow. -10 A child which assumes a peculiar cross position in birth. -1 1 A line of clouds crossing the sun at sunrise or sunset. -12 The gate of a ( m. palace, town or house. dual ) Two birds flying on each side of a traveller (regarded as an omen)- ^ qftvig 64. 10 U. -2 ~~To To 1 stir pres) on all sides. Tforg* strike up. -3 Si. 9. ; To touch or -4 To open. Stirring op, stirring round. nrftvuj: A vessel for preparing the hot sacrificial beverage. TfHlrT:, -^TfTJT I Killing, strikA ing, removing, getting rid of. -2 club, an iron bludgeon. TftsftV I Noise. -2 Improper speech. -3 Thunder. trfi.^2 A. 1 To declare, relate, -2 To enumerate. -3 To mention. -4 To name, call M^n^Hr- tell. ; ?nrrf flfcrc 17. 13, 17. Bg. -5 To disregard, over; -6 To disapprove, -7 To acknowledge, admit. -8 To address ( with aco. ). -9 To look, passs over. reject. answer. Ved. Rejection, disap- proval. a. Fully fourteen. IP. about. -2 To 1 To go or walk serve, wait or attend Ms. 2. 243 Bh. 3. 40. -3 upon Mv. To worship, adore, reverence 3 36. -4 To take care of, nurse, surenclose, tend. Cuus. To ; ; ; . round. N. of Vishnu. il?tirj' Wropping round, on. The fencing round of the f: sacrificial altar. ; 8. 5. 28, 31 ; S. 3. 20. -9 Taking under 16- 8 tsrf^rsfq- A R. sistance. sing, relate, seribe, celebrate, or proclaim. ijftrt -2 ; Receiving, taking icceotintr, acceptance ; vftf\ g^; WTTT^OTfrs* R. 13. 36 ;3TvfaR ; ; taking -5 ! ; : assistant. father. Grasped, seized, clutched. -2 Embraced, surrounded-3 Accepted, taken, received.-4 As sented or consented to, admitted. -5 Patronized, favoured. -6 Followed, obeyed, observed. -7 Married. ; ; husband S. 4. 21. -3 An adoptive 1 > An -2 1 Tlffc^ta'.P-.P- ; ; 1 ( putting trf^ar . I Roaming or moving about.-2flowiug. -3 Moveable v 593 ]A 10 D. servant, follower, an attendant- -2 A body-guard. -3 A guard or 4 Homage, serpetrol in general. vice. worship Si. 1. 17. ; trftriT: -2 A Service, attendance. A plaoe for walk- 1 A I^T: ) H. 3. 9. -2 To conceal. -3 To surround with. plu. ft*?H / hide, Paraphernalia. A 1 Tft*3ft A ;garment, -2 cover. covering, dress; ;rrare- clothes, ^Tire>T5fipri>s!Jirsri Ki. 7. 40. -3 Train, retinue, attendants, circle of dependants ; B. 9. 70. -4 Paraphernalia, external appendage, ( as 3*, chattels, personal property, all one's possessions or belong- ings esrvant, an attendant. ) R*r A 1 female servant. -2 Fried grain. A d In a circle ). To heap up, Mv. 7. accumulate; -2 To know 11. -3 To get, acquire, -4 To inoMaie. -5 To cover or fill with. -II. 3 P. I To practise, familiarize oneself with. -2 To become acquainted .with. -3 Ved. To examine, investieek for. Caut. To search, gate. R. Page. To grow, be developed iftfo U. I. :5 1 ; ; ) ; 78 ; 40 9. 241, 7. 405 8. ; -6 Necessaries 9. ; for travel- 1 Heaping up, accumula-2 Acquaintance, familiarity, intimacy s^irft^T Mk. 1. 56 Train, retinue. P- 1 Enveloped, covered, clothed, clad. -2 Overspread or overlaid. -5 Surrounded with ( a retinue ). -4 Concealed. 0. Hft|%% 7 I To j ' familiarity breeds mtaft^qr^Srr ' ^rar$lfa contempt R. 9. 49 irft^rJ ; ; -3 Trial, study repetition practice, <4ft-d<J$ , jfg: ; 75 i-2. 5; 11. ; frequent -4 Recognition; Me. fton increasing love Mil. 6. 16. or tenderness -Oomp. ; rately, set limits to, define, decide, distinguish or discriminate . p. up, accnintimate or -2 Familiar, 8. toqutinted with nnlated. 6. , 10. -3 Learnt, practised. / irSi%nfi M.l 77 6. ( JT ) T?T: ; 59 17. ; Tf^d^w^^nrrs Ku. 2? ; 68. ; uRsTrJH, m. think, con- covert judge ; T: Ku. 5. 67 ; Bg. 10. 17. -2 To think of, remember, cull to mind. -3 To devise, find oot. as it: Wilson renders the word by 'the reproaches of a mistress neglected or ill-used by her lovef). TftfT 9 U. I To be aware of ; covert know, be acquainted with ; f^jftf fofo Tft?mr Pt. 1 Ms. 8. 126. -2 Cut 1 off, divided. -2 Accurately defined, determined, ascertained Ku. 2. 58, -3 Limited, circumscribed, confined. -4 Reme- To find out, ascertain; tfnr^ qRfliV -3 To recognise Pt. 1. ; serve, perceive. died. / Cutting, <(Rdfi separating, dividing, discriminating: ( between right and wrong ) -2 Accurate deor finition distinction, decision, ascertain- ment 1. 31 ;< 30 1. 1 lfrf%eT* Thinking of, remember- Recognition. a. 1 To be recognised or ascertained. -2 Comprehensible conctivalile. ' transcending all definition ; jj^Uwj^g Md*ntrft^qTjt? & WH: S. 5. 9. -3 Discrimination, judgment, discernment ; q-f^- <^^t ft Ttf&ff *Jqi4i fttrwi! afTri^ ^o^ * fj "rt f^T^: f3 T% T^ H. 1.148; r% . ing round. iff^-m 1 P. To tfrgsn ^prfsrff -S'. kist 5. 1 passionately, Rs. 6. 17 ; ; to, circuuisciibing M. 3. ;'Si. inj 75 limit, -5 A boundary, setting limits 3Wrfi Tl^zd'^'^ section, chapter or divi, of a work ( for the other names for section Ac. see under 31*117 ). -6 A segment. -7 Uernedy- sion Amaru. 77. Kissing passionately A ; -8 A measure. Ved. Running or walk* m. I The moon. -2 Fire. i -4 Conversation, dis- -2 Recognition. lftn, qftimr 1 Thorough knowledge, complete acquaintance. -2 course. H. ; ing. indication by a servant )of one's own skill, superiority Ac- by pointing out the cruelty, deceitfnlness and such other ( ' ider, The moon. -2 I Fire. ; tRfef*P-P- MIU. To MffNriH'' 1 Attendants, followers, servants taken collectvely qftar*> TnrrjfuPrm fanr: M. 1. -2 Especially, the retinue, suite, or train of females, the maids of a lady; R. 19. 23. -3 A single servant. ( limiting. division. liarity, intimacy., 1 prived of. -5 To drop or fall down. -6 To be displaced or ejected from. -7 To be freed from. -8 To com* down, descend. Mfr;ill3: / 1 Falling down. -2 R- -5 To avert, obviate, remedy. accurate determination, Acquaintance, fami- .jfr^nilOU. 1 A. I To go away or &j from, escape. -2 To proceed from. -3 To swerve, fall off from, deviate, leave. -4 To lose, be de- qft^ off defines 1 Heaped or faults of nis raaster;Ujjvalsmar;i thus ; ; \ ; weighed estimated. , S. 5. 9. be accurately K. Ms. 4. 9 ; -2 To be lear, cut off, tear to pieces. -2 To wound, mutilate. -2 To separate, divide, part -4 To fix accuSrifcf : ; To 1 < definable defined, 10. 28. -2 division of a book. ; Hag. 3.24. tion Discriminating. A Swerving, deviating. Ms. 11. 77. strip of leather. j: Sacrificial 6re (arrang- flu implements &c. utensils, ( 1 Dividing. -3 TT^&t -2 trail. Retinue, 1 Limitation. ; #fnn$ -5 Goods and ift=ai ( ; -3 servant. ing. >. cover, cloth 2 ( : A Tf^rtrr: servant, an attendant, assistant. or 1 Serving, attending or waiting upon. -2 Going about. vfcyftj m. A servant. ift-mi 1 Service, attendance ; R. 1 91 ; Bg. 18. 44. -2 Adoration, To I Pt. Runniug round. 1 The moon. -2 FlrB- * 3 A servant. ; see ifftuTH down with ( his 1 as U. of a bird in To 1 stoop, bend an elephant to strike tusks 51 flight sf-T. ) : Me. 2 ; 594 wfc* w -2 To bow down, be inclined benrf or assTPTr^T( *^Tiirn&: ) Bn. 1. 4. -3 To be changed or transformed into, assume the form of ( with inatr. ) V. 4; 4. 2 ; & ; ; iflt S. B. Me. -4 To 52. ^ ; result, Me. 18 ripe ; Hs. 1. 26 Ki. 5. 37 12 1. M. ; be advanced old, be aged, decay ; as the sun ; ) iu the 3^1 ; Ki. 2. 4 Bg. 18. 37, 38. ; Tft'TfT^f: band ; 22 20 ; -6 Old age cririrr&fl ; ^5T3IT! R. 8. 11. -"] -8 In Rhet. ( A ) to ^75;, allied fqft?r Lapse (of time). of figure perties of any object are transferred to that with which it is com* pared. The chandraloka ( and fines To make ripe, mature, develop, perfect. -2 To pins ( aa the night ). -3 To stoop, bond oneself down. bowed fftorjT p- p- \ Bent or Me. 2. -2 Declindown, stooping ing, old ( as age ) imr% VTlft K 35, 62, 63. -3 Ripe, matured, ripen; . ; 0. 21 7. 11. 49. ; or formed ; , 6. 13 Bv. Me. 23 ; 39, ; 8 1. Si. ; -4 Full-grown, advanced, 7lt perfected 49 1. ; Hi Transformed with changed illustrates it thus de- qKonm t^- into ( ); V. 4. 28. -7 Ended, conic to a close, temiinated. -8 Set Betiding or stooping down, bowing -2 Ripeness, matu- 18 Mv. 2. 15. -3 development Change, transformation, transmutation. -4 Fulfilment. -5 Result, con; sequence, issue; rrftorfi^ijnrf *r?5T*T: Mv. iVstoBh. 2. 9!> 1.20,3. 17 6. 28; MAI. 4. 4. -6 End; conclusion termination 7nNnt*JTofr?rr close, uftrm*f^mTr Mai. tj. 7. 16 Si. n. 1. -7 Close of life, old age, drrqmr if^ri^T^iT V. 3^1 ; anTs^sT: 7fWfir : / T2 qffirrg- 4 U. 1 tertwine, encircle 64 ; To surround, r ; ^j'rfa' 5rBfiTfr: Mai. 5. 5rr%r*f: M. 5. 10 ; Rs. 7fTJT?ST?;nPTt %: ' Caucmg a ching". >rm: I A!teratiun,ohauge, transformation. -2 Digestion; STO^T tTjrmriuT Susr.; ; Pt. 1. QTRW qpfrrr, 1 To 1 -2 Error. heat, burn, consume. -2 To inflame, set on fire. -3 To suffer pain. --4 To practise Cuus. penance. To I scorch. -2 burnt. -2 To torment. TfttTH' >>./> Heated, 1 :/- Excessive pain, anguish. Extreme or scorching I 6. 25. -2 heat ^ ; in- ( qrfl: g^q?yaT7Tf*r irr22. -2 Pain, J. ; 18; Rs. agony, anguish, grief grrfor 3. wrr inieirtf : Girding on, wrapping fr )rr?: 1 Circumfernece, compass, expanse, extent, breadth, width; wrST'jft<m5TS5nT^Tr*r5ii&;T S. I. 19 7. 2-4. To P- Mk. 3. 9 iUtn. 2. 13 -2 Periphery or circum; ; ; I- Tasting, Bk. 9. eating ; 106. -2 Bv. P. 1 Ta-irrs ; the I To lead flre); fft 3*mn investigate forward. or carry fq^fr Brt ) ; Bv. ; 1. 17 ; R. 9. 66. To be 4 P. satisfied, be ^ or please completely. I To satisfy -2 To appease. -3 To flatter. ' -P' Completely satisfied; w^nrr Bh. ^SRK^ ^ 50 ^ft^: ifiirf. -2 Pleased, delighted. 1 Contentment, comTntgfe: / plete satisfaction. -2 Delight, joy. ; Ms. 7. 122. 4 To lead Cnus. To pass, spend ). MnrrUgc * K -2Towards,in tbe STTTi^SfTTW 7ft?r of contented aremij^ delighted Tr^fT^ OT%f ? TT Bh. 2. 2. -6'au. 3. Ku. 7. 80 g q;j Ram. -2 To marry, espouse qftorrqr^ 'rrW7 T^T -TTfff TWrofr^iff -3 To Dgcertaio, ?TS Ku. 4. 42 titue . ; 1. 21, 20. Tftger Perfect skill. : ). ; ; Kissing. ( judicially or a. Large, big.expansive. Lurge, big, Ku.l. 36. tfjjf ( con- refleci, ; qflrjj^ "- ( ( ; ference of a circle. round 3 . noun in the ace., sometimes by itself):! All around, on all aides, lound about, in all directions, everywhere, on every side T3riT% %^r 7.Si. 5. 26, r%> f^W?5. Bk. 1. 12 3. 27 Ki 1. 14 9. 36;.S. 4. 7 direction Ki. 12.2(1 l Consideration, reflection. "' ('- ( Usually with a 9r^Tpr.orr'r%5Tfl%3rv?fr Mil. .1.15 'large or expansive hreasts' Mv. f*rafoir Trembling fear. -5 Hell. Bound, orj wrapped round. -2 Broad, large TftoT^jT^lT: cff^onfif 3. Lamentation, wailing; Rr^t%!Ti'W^J' f^rTTT BT 7^317 ^55TTra: Uit. 7. -4 lu round. STH% f% M. 1 TftrT^ -2 To examine R. 3. 34. 3PI- <mfrT ?TJ7TT% ) S. 5. 7 ifcffrnrt f ^r ^Ror^f: R. 6. ; To bind 1 r: ).^>. 1 22. -SReeult, ce, ipeuf, effect ^tq\ P. 1 TJTcTT ; ; ; Tftrftai ; fi a. husband S. 5. 17 Ku. 7. 31. " Ved. Dangerous, 14. 26 sider. Si. 9. 3. Cb*ogo, trunpforiimfion T. 5. ; risky, or tie round. : ; (where 7 means 'end or conclusion slio ). -8 Digestion ( of food ). A "* 7ftnf R. 1. 25 ^ffcf. o. prudent, a, ^\!z fore-sighted. prudent. -fi: ( ) prudence, providence. ; ; A sn see B. Q. also under ; -Oomp. ) I rity, f$Tf5te: 5. MKri>T instr. /. hus1 Married. p P' ; or A -2 leader. Si. 9. 73. Tormented, pained. . fully developed A 1 piece A move &c. -2 married woman. speech which the pro- by ; ed, ; mt y iifl : close'. JTH^T 7ftT ) -4 Ripening, maturity, full development 3-^fer sne* Trcorm^nnif Ki. 4. a Moving I )ornr: r at chess, draughts ( at chess ). ; age), 7ftonrBO 3m- wirg Me. no -7 To set, decline <Sc. 8 ^ aJV"?^ H. 2. 135; q-Rormg^- ifrTRr ( T^T% ; (in ; west 3. ; p gee trftoM ; To below. -6 grow ; Mv. ; 3. i ; happen rftftf trftorffr^ Mk- 1. -5 To be developed or matured, bo ; Mk. P. 10- of desire '-ft$Y 1 ( Contentment, opp. *TH ?f Bh, 3. 50. tr ) PrtifWrWir: absence ; 7^* -2 Complete satisfaction, gratification $.\ 2. -3 Pleasure, delight, light in, liking for ( with loc.); R- U, 92 39 , ; de- Ku. 595 ffcrrsroro. Satisfying, Satisfaction. at To be P. 4 qfT^T contented. gratifying. Cans. of pleased 1 To satisfy, -2 To refresh. please, gratify. Gratifying. To 1 P. I leave, quit, Abandon. -2 To resign, give up, discard, renounce qrcajaTTOSarr * tftolJffa Mu. 2. 17. -3 To except ; ; TTm^qTTcq^ J To leave w^or 8k. over, leave as a remainder. -5 To COM*. To deneglect, disregard prive a person of, rob any one of. nfl^'tff p. p. 1 Left, quitted, abandoned. -2 Deprived or bereft of ( with instr. ). -3 Let go, digcharged (as an arrow/. -4 Wanting. Mftw-rf^ Abandoning, 1 Barter, exchange. -2 Devotion- -3 Restitution or restoration of a deposit, vfa|il^ m. A father wno grvcs his daughter in marriage to a man whose elder brother is not yet married ; of. gen. ) ^Ti Mft^f^H ^ 16 ; 1. _-2 Giving up, renouncing, discarding, renunciation, abdication &c. I sprsrrwrftfjrrt ^tHfc Pt. 1. shall forego my name'; Ms. 2. 95. y 3. 9. nf<wnKmm: ; HVfTTr^ ( qfhflrfihr: ^. Bg. 18. 7. -4 Giving away, liberality, -5 Loss, privation. -6 A sacrifice.-? Separation from. a. Frightened afraid. Fear, terror, fright. : To A. 1 save, pro- rescue, (in dramas).. 1 Preservation, protection, rescue, defence, deliverance trf^rr; ^TT *mj*t 8 f^'iiVF<j ^ j^ir Bg. 4. T.nrnrfisrrorft^T'Jttf *SRTf%t?t R. 5. 49. -2 Self-defence ; 39* ^HJTR -3 Abstaining from. MR<^<: A disease of the gums in which the skin peels off and bleeds. 1 P. To burn completely, trf^-^ dry up. Burning, scorching. ft )fre;, 1 Burning. guiib, pain, sorrow. -2 An- MR{f$l " Covered with mail, armed cap-a-pie (completely or from head to foot 3. ). U. over, consign D. 1. 46 ; I ; Ms. To hand Ved. 1 or deliver OTTsrr <jftfftfir r*r$ entrust -2 To To present.' -4 9. 3fc7. or deposit with. -3 To lend. ; -2 Repentance, P'KfjT Giving oneself up to the favour of another. -3 Surrender. -3 Devotion. UN Kill Suffering, enduring. encircle. N. of a year able. hold. Running round. ( outrage. -2 Insult, on. attack, assault, ( as w a garment ) ?*% ^rf irfttrpr R. 3. 31. -2 To surround, enclose. -3 To direct towards. -4 To put or place round. -5 To cast round the eyes, turn the glance upon.-rtTo conclude, close ( as the recitation of a hymn. Caui. To cause to put on, clothe with. fMV Putting on a garment, dressing. -2 A garment, especially an under garment, clothes in general ; Ki. 9. 1 ; Si. 1. 61 ; 4. 68; Pt. 5. 23. -3 Closing or concluding. -4 Ved. Patting round. ft )qT-t -2 1 Distreas.disaster, rain, Failure. -3 Destruction. of caste. -5 -4 Loss Ruining. destroving B. ; I yliil An under-garment ^r concluding hymn. guished -- a)- thi individual A IFftfo A' 1 hedge, fence. ; ; A Final TfWWfc/- liberation 01 complete emancipation of the too! from the body and exemption froon future transmigration. 1 . Complete knowledge or acquaintance ( of anything ). -2 Complete accomplishment. -3 Extreme limit. 1 .p. ed Completely -2 Not well in. of a passage. fixed skill- ; Completing tbe Mnse -2 Alluding the to circle dramatic plot. P- I Completely cooked -2 Completely baked or burnt. Quite riep, mature, perfected wall, fence, hedge, anything surrounding or enclosing another. -2 A misty halo round the sun or moon JJ. 8. 30 N. 2. 108. -3 ). development of the origin of the TftviWi: 2. 126. Distributing, giving. a. Completely extinFinal extinction (of 1 A ; TJT* R. 11. 62. affront, abuse. -3 Ill-treatment, rough aaage, qtt^T 3 U. 1 To put or wear ; grey 8. 21;; An under-garment. trouble. spectator, looker An Quite .9. : explain, expound. I n. Richly parfumed or a- -3 To know. -4 To frequent. -Pan. To appear, become visible Caus. 1 To show. -2 To A . ). scented. find out. " fc^; <* if^jrfifcr IP. 1 To see, view, be-2 To consider, investigate, sacrificial TfTTTJ. 1 P 1 To flow or stream round. -2 To go about. -3 To run after, pursue. Caus. To surround, a. miser- circle a circle. regret. Sorrowful, sad, o,. ' nor:) ; Ku. 77 ; -3 Neglect, omission 374 ^: bewailing 4. 25 ; R. 1*. 83 BT tion, complaint, A qflrite? an epithet of Siva. ^, |. a guard. -2 an officer attendant on a king or general ( modern ' aide-de-camp ). -3 A number of sentinels pouted in M Lamenta- 1 -9 90. 15. acred tree to which the victim is tied. Oomp. giving up, jRwrn: 1 Leaving, quitting, abandonment, desertion, repudiation ( as of a wife &c. ); 12 $tf stcTCT *T Tftffarit Sk. 10. sor rounding the globe. -10 Epicycle. -II A covering. -12 A branch of. Wailing, lamentation. leaving. R. 8. ; "im : Rv. of light. also ) Rs. 4. ; stock. The Mu. ; Jf$-jj5?fw: MRuttiyilfe; o Tft -4 The horizon. -5 The circumference or compass in general. -6 The circumference of a circle. -7 periphery of a wheel. -8 A slick ( of a sacred tree like qaRi ) laid round the sacrificial fire rm ; -3 ( fig. rf^rtrf( fr ) orst pn*ofp'i Capital, Plighting, promising 1. nr //> promised ; Plighted, Si. 7. 9. pledged ; 596 P. To 1 round or fly 48. -2 To spring down upon, fall open as in battle ( ftrn ) irf^gff fit ^CT Kb. -4 To go to or fall into ; Si. 11. 41. Caui. To ihoot off or , astray. TfrTT^ a Near, ( protector Ved. ( -2 Nouriahment, nurture -5 living A An An antagonist,advensry. Standing in the way, hindering obMtrncting, opposing, ( said by Panini to be admissible ; ic the Veda, but see the quot- ations below anfaf^nft : Mu. 5;srreft*7nj ra iif^ 9. 50; go Bv. 1. TO. 62, Bg. 3. 34 ; Ma. 7. 107, 1. 10 1 An enemy, antagonist, opponent, a foe .-2 A robber ,tbief, highwayman. MR*H A tortuous or round-about given ) ; : l m. Ved. An antagonist. t A press, squeeze. hug, embrace. 4 (In augury) -J To corn. Winnowing I MR^a^ the Removing -2 Losing off. peeling or skin. bark, the bark, I pu rifted. P. To drink Bv. 8. 40- -II. 2 P. 1 To protect, preserve, guard, defend against Y. 1. 335 Me. 9. 251. -2 To rule, govern Mil 10. 25. -3 ; Purified, quite pure; 13 1. ; -2 Completely winfree from Si. 2. 16. nowed or threshed, . Honouring, T%grr "mi^, worshipping, adoring. 1 Filling MR^Ul vRtfp. p- full Quite 1 -2 ; Self-satiafied, content. . ^To severe in ; sWV Cb, P. 50. -5 1 V* tJfclSV: MfVuiw- wait for, await; Kn. 4. 46. Cans. \ To Protect. -2 To keep, maintain. -J To vait for, expect. rft(frXre: ' Being completely cooked or dreaaed. -2 Digestion, as in 3Trqffcrrf<.-3 Ripening, maturing, development, perfection Si. 4. 48; En. 8. 10. -4 Fruit, result, conse- Flooded, inundat- I -2 Overwhelmed aa in tfw". -3 Wetted, bathed. fr A spring, ST Spirituous liquor. jump. p. p. ; Burnt, scorched, TfTtf^ 9 P- To To bind. binder, round. 1 -3 To put on. To tie, encircle, arrest, stop. Caut. interrupt. -2 fasten -5 To To tie Tying round. 1 A. J To trouble, afflict; -2 Ved. To hinder, ob-3 Ved. To protect from or qf^pj; struct. defend against. irftsrnir ance. Trouble, pain, annoy- 1 -2 Fatigue, hardship; S. 3. 22. 6 U> l To 8treB* then i -2 To increase. -3 Ved. To TRf (t)f "yj. complete, entire, ; filled. completely -2 61. Si. 4. ; making complete. moon the full fortify. encircle, surround. trftrC^: Retinue, train, attend- 1 ants; f:/. ; To bring up, nourish, support. -4 To keep to, observe, adhere to, per- A boat. -4 -5 Floating, S. 7. 25. ; ; vftwp.p. ed. trft4ctpt 1 . Perfecting, 1. 1 Inundation. -2 1 tyranny. round. -4 To purify completeqf^ ly. -2 To luatrate. -J To become 9 U. -2 winnowing basket. 7; singed. 1 chaff. way. undulating, Unsteady, restless; swimming. pain, trouble, harm. a. -3 68. , antagonist, enemy. -2 Shaking, Floating. oscillating, Oppression, To molest. -2 To 27. To 1 a. Immersing, wetting. -3 ; cover, cover up. Tfrftsrf TfttftwT 1 8queezing,peeling out. -2 Injuring, hurting, doing bird i only Ms. 9. Lead. 10 U. ). Ved. 1 A snare, trap. -2 being. -3 Walking about. auatain- keeping, 7%^ trembling, tremnloua. Si. 14. 6- 6. Flying ronnd or about. A defend- Protecting, ing, maintaining, *! . A 1 uRmrttj down l: ide,close flood, deluge. 1 *T at th ' or hard by. attack, - in all directions move in a circle. -9 To go -10 To hasten forward. Cant. 1 To bathe, water. -2 To volve, eaunuaretioo, detail. -3 To run ). Complete : about, wheel or whirl round, hover about ; Ct^c$)i4|t DwrtJ: iftfflf^ ftr*l aiffingrftJi* M. 2. 13 ; Amaru. Very delicate or fine, ^ A kind exoeasively tender. fragrant gras. Furniture R. 14. 15 'rooms properly furnished or provided with furniture. -3 Royal inaLgma.~4 The neoewariet of life. -5 Property, wealty. Dk. 108. -2 Completion, fulneas. of ^hWT: A particular *fWt: disease of the ear (in medicine) (by which the ear loses its skin). train. -1 1 Tftft^TT Feeding, nourishing -2 Furthering, promoting. 6 P. To ask, question, qf^q'e^ Inquiry, question ; *m*s*m Prosperity, welfare. 1 -2 Appendix, supplement. P- P- 1 Increased, augmented. -2 Thriven, grown pros- inquire about. Question. ; ; ^Tfr interrogation. ^iidMftMB* P- perous. -3 nished with. Accm pained by, fur* The roar of an elephant. 1 141411 IH! ins tj^flnRmtfil quence MflHMi Mv. 4. 31 Bh. 2. 132, 3. ; II. 1. 63 ; III. 3. ; 135. Bg. -5 Cleverness, ihrewdneag,gkil- fulness. qR'ilJTg <> 'l jrf^iT: Shattering, ; 4. PI re(l i R- I' 1 . 10; / Acquiation, 1 Sending obtain- qf^nf?:- mrf}. Bv Method, OT - ! 12 ; - -2 A rracgement, -3 Arithmetic. man W^TRT D 24. - order, succession. r: A 1 A. away. To swim, -2 vention, apeak conventionally. To speak to, address. -3 To teach, To bathe, plunge into. -3 To jump, spring. -4 To deluge,inundate,flood. -5 To cover with, -6 To overwhelm fly or hover about. -8 To re> , -7 menac- ing. Threatening, -2 servant. 1 pieces. MR^rH^ Banishing, abandoning. 1 breaking to 34 ing. Si. 13. 43. ner, course 110 1 Al 1 Tola y down a con-2 -4 To explain, interpret, expound. exhort, encourage. discourse, 1 Speaking, trftTTT* talking, chatting, gossiping. -J Ex- 597 pression of ceniiue, admonition, reproof, abuse. -3 Rule, precept. (nsed 8k.; Hende ( -2 tempt. Hnmiliat i circular. -2 Of atom. fj 1 -3 A ball. Contemplation, meditation. A s ' { 1<5 - - -6 80- A " tempt of abbreviations or signs used in ex( In gram. ) An planatory Sutra mixed up with the other Sutras of Panini, which teaches the method of applying them. -8 ( In medicine ) Prognosis. fftftfVP-P 1 Split open, cracked. A. To I -2 To eat. 3w " 19 5. qf^'^HVHl ; a. Eating, I possessing. -2 Living at ubing another's cost, Enjoyment 1 (ffttftirs ; R ; | 4 P. 1 rft?T: 1 1 -4 To afflict, humiliate, disgrace. >. grieve -5 -6 To dis- ( Falling f r*m. miliation, ; disgrace or -7 14. ; ; disgraceful situation. for pefume, Bv. 1 Me. 25. -2 Pound63, 66, 70, 71 ing or trituration of fragrant sub. ; stances. Ki. 10. 1. men. -6 A -3 Copulation fragrant substance. -4 anr <4RuM j A -5 A -2 Loss. Fallen or dropped ) ; Pt. 4. 93. -6 Vanished. -7 To rove, wanmove to and fro; meeting of learned, stain, spot. Perfnmed. -2 Soiled, despoiled of beauty. 4 A. 3, -2 To measure 1 To mea-3 To off, limit. estimate, determine. -4 period or course ). To fulfil ( a mcMore (rft(ft>n r 1 Measuring, of strength, power &c. ) KIT: TOKn.t. wrftwmftWiljr. Mu. I. 10 ( ; ; 8 ; Ms. 8. 133. Y. value dimension. 137. 3. : -2 To hover, whirl q-ftgnnMqu.i: -3 To revolve, rotate, Ki. 5. move or turn round. -4 To wander or roam ovei ( with ace. ); 3* TftnmT. -5 To turn ronnd ( anything ), circumambulate. -6 To encircle -- Caun. ; object 1 Neglecting. Bh. round ^ degradation, K. 12. 37 f^VT ( ^JTT ) Si. 2. 44 Ve. 1.25 ;U.4. 23 Mu. 3.4; Mv. 1.40, 3. 17. -2 Defeat, discomfiture. -Comp XT^T^' -7^ 1. an of contempt H. 3. 51. -2. a rite 2. -2 Weight, number, 62 1 320. -3 Size ; Weight, quantity. P- p- Moderate, sparing. -2 Limited. -3 Measured, meted out. -4 Regulated, 'adjusted. ~0op. -<*rriTTor a. wearing a few ornaments, moderately adorned. arrg^ m. short-lived. wrfn, -Hlspr a. ah* I . Meaiure, quantity. -2 Limitation. Insult, injury, hu- disrespect, P- 1,4. P. 1 ; 1 Mv. Fragrance, -2 Failing Escape. der about, ramble, Caut. I To guide, govern, think of, reflect on, meditate, contemplate U. 7. 20. -2 To contain, include. -3 To make known. ft ) >T*: omit. lost. To f^ri?|nr3. 41. ; -2 The wind -3 A magical ; with abl. or instr. -5 appear. -7 Ved. To tnrround, encircle. -1 To go or rly ronnd. -9 To accompany. -10 To take care of. -11 ( or -2 Escaped. -3 Cast down, degraded. -4 Deprived of, devoid of ; oft fall off. ; To To neglect, ; troy, ruin Destruction 1 from. Ku. Hjjf^Vfc Tftwr irtr 7. 16 R. 10. 35. -2 To despise, slight, treat with contempt, disreJit it *4Qi<W>i. Tfiij] spect, insult Bk. 1. 22 4. 37. -3 To injure, despass, excel A., ; defeat, subdue, overcome ;( hence ) to sur conquer, ; : sure. To 1 ; nfti-ifon o. 1 To escape. -6 To To disappear. of another's goods. P. 1 rfH*r R. Especially, sexual enjoyment 11. 52, 1. 21, 28, 30. -j Illegal use qf^l Mu. drop down, tumble, slip. -2 To stray from, go astray, -3 To fall away from, swerve, deviate. -4 To Ms. 10. 20. -5 lose, be deprived of 45. 4. ; revenue of a land. legally. -2 insult, dis4. 11. Contempt, TftsjT! ( icil. tfft ) Peace ob tained by the cession of the whole il- property -2 Very slow. -3 Very thin weak Si. 2. 39. -4 Very little : pare, equip. enjoying, another's dim, cent 10 D. 1 To decorate.adorn. use, joyei. -3 Possessed. trf^HlTfr sham- Contemning, respect, humiliation STSfffffr or for*-, Si. the destruction of enemies. ing Ac. TftHTgr Ki. 5. 5 ;8.57. -3 To*neglect to feed. fftqiRji.p. I Eaten.-2Uod, eni TJS. dull Si. 9. 27. shame, dies'. irfrajtri f. wj ^ r Very ; Bowed, curved, bent. a. to ; or -3 Setting at naught, defying tr!un7TTfrH- rr R. 19. 53 ' defying medical reme- -2 Deformed. Si. ; 9. 3. aurpaRstng, excelling. any work. -7 Extremely slow 1. trfrtf^u. quite faint Humiliatwith con- 1 ft/- ) ( ing, despising, treating S. 4. -2 Putting I"' -2 A globe, sphere. -4 An orb. circle. ; 'TfTsrr Globular, round, the measure of an I- I ^p, " turning 9.78. Contained, includ ed -2 Pervaded. -3 Penetrated. -4 Conceived. general role, precept, or definition which ig applicable throughout ( at- a- Hftlfad Suffering disrespect, See 7Rre. Union, cohesion. rj Any ) wandering. -3 Revolving, round. -3 Circumference. ing, treating with disrespect or con- technical phraseology, in a work); g-ffr Mbh. -5 (fr/-) . Going about, roaming, r | ; %T*f cf*itfn S. Til. 16. iftHTOT I Speech, discourse. -J Cengnre, reproof, blame, abuse. -3 An explanation. -4 Terminology, technical humiliation [: I To bewilder, overwhelm, overpower; U. 3. 32. Wanderinr, going about. -2 Rambling discourse, circumlocu: i I 1 tion. periphrasis. -3 Error, delusion. o. 1 Few, limited; tfjtR. 1. 37. -2 Measurable, oal. oulable. -3 Finite. Torturing; MU. D. To search, .ek, 1 1.41. (Tf ook out for . 1 Searching or 1 ooking for, seeking out, tracing, tracking. -2 Touch, contact ; Si. 7. 76. -3 Cleaning, wiping off. 598 contact 1 Touch, Ratn. 2. 12. -2 Combination, union. with. -2 I Mixed gfitSfajtr " 1 qfljjjjj or about ( a person ). To 1 free, releaie, relieving! the \t i. horns, R. 9. 62 'Removing breaking them, e- down. -2 Liberation, setting free, deliverance. -3 Emptying, evacuation. -4 Escape. -5 Final beatitude K. 3. 7; Oh. P. 9. -2 To leave, quit, abandon. -3 To discharge, emit. qfi^g Caut. or perplexed. Atm. ( allure beguile, entice, P. on tbe qfiifrq^; A year, a full year, the revolution of one year ^vn ^<j^-v ; (?1* To P. 1 Bk. ; ) 1 8. lovely yet simple. censure. abuse, alluring, Beguiling, Bewildeienticing, fascinating. -2 U. 3. 12. ing, infatuating ; To wipe off or 2 P. i I qfrgt away, wash remove out, ?irr>f ; ( ; B - *ro 14 - ) 3r< - U. 1.24 wear To wipe out. -5 To surpass, destroy. -3 kill, dispirited. Faded, 1 excel. qf*H$, - -4 Soiled, stained. 1 A spot, stain. A secondary P. To govern, To I restrain. ; -8 Rubbed, ground. 6 P. 1 To touch, graze 1 arr^T *f% ; y. ; 133. 1. s r*T -2 Scandal, stain, stigama ill-repute TT 'iwfl^id)' sacrifice, protect, save. -3 To -2 conceal, protector, guardian. Protection, pre Ms 5. 94, 7. guarding -2 Keeping, maintaining, adher , nervation, 2. ing to ; sr ; ; WTTtrf?*^ 45. -3 Deliverance, Care, caution. i. Mfalfifrt pleintitf, complain- -2 One who plays on Reviling, censuring 1 abusing, slandering. -2 Accusing 3 Screaming, crying aloud. -4Censurm. An accuser, a red, slandered. -tft A lute plaintiff, complainant, (fhrr )of seven strings; Si. 6. 9; R. 8. 35. Ved. Avoiding, removing. 1 Leaving, quitting, abandoning. -2 Qivicg up, resign- tftr ^ Ki. 1. ing. -3 Rilling, slaughter. -4 rescuing. in mail Protecting a protector, defender. A street, road. A. To embrace, clasp Ku. 3 5. Ki.. 11. 80 ; ; ipgw^H ; Bv. I. -2 De- prived of. ! tr rT A 1 ant, accuser. the lute. : A : 95 ; A ' village. 1 U. 1 To overflow. -2 To or round. about carry qftvc: 1 N. of one of the seven courses of wind ; it is the sixth the course, and bears along Sajita- HTbi and the celestial Qangss f^rif wftnt TS: Tftfcwrr ( for the other courses of wind see under , Trodden or tram- handlpled down, crushed, roughly ed sqeezed ; trf^rj^jrynT^carTT1.24. -2 EmHTT Mai. 1. 22 ;U. M. cewww, Blame, 1 abuse detraction, Change of 1 ff countenance by fear or grief. -2 Si. 9. 72. ^rt^fj,. p. ft fainted, hide. Cleaning. -2 Rubbing. qf*n*T 1 Cleaning, wiping off -2 A dish of honey and oil. 1. 9. P. 1 To press, sqeeze To away, rob, off. -4 To rub, stroke. -II. 1 P. or withered. -2 Languid, dull, faint. -3 Waned, impaired, diminished. irftarsf: I -2 To fade, wither R. 14. 2. 2 ; -2 To be dejected -3 To disappear. . p. vftifsp- P- Bewildered, perplexed troubled. ) *rTT: ( : To 1 50. -2 Fascinating 1 Tft ; 63 lovely, Reviling. -2 ClamouiiDf. ^iT gftfT?^, . IP. but foolish. .rffcTt?* Stealing, robbing, A thief, robber. . perplex. a. I Artlessly qftgm theft. : To To ) Liberation deliverance. 1 -2 Untying. ( outline, a delines- -2 A picture. Drawing lines revile. liberate -2 An I : tion, sketch About the face, round U. (rirg^ 6 Removing, 1 Filled, penetrated. ind. -2 Anger. dislike. Envy, rft ( fr ) tT:, an embrace TfrArof Embracing, BTnuWirtwiftffsT^rJTtw ; 1.74, 10. 52 ; U. 1.24, 27 ; Rf S** wjjraw ifttwdr T ^rftr Gtt. 3. Si. ; qrj cf. ; the description of given by Kalidasa f$ : braced, clasped. T Crying tf^pi^rfe 45. To consider, grasp, seize. -3 -4 To investigate, inquire -5 To observe, discover. clothes &c. into. to disgest Friction. -2 Contact. Consideration, reflection. -3 Washed, cleaned, purified. -2 Rubbed, touched stroked Ve. 3. 3 Embraced. -4Spread, pervaded, filled with; Ki. 6. 23. -5 TIKIS' /> 1 !> ; Invested. ^f^4 dat. ). P. 1 To be angry -2 To envy. ( with Very light ( lit. )( a, -2 Very light or easy 1 reflect. 1 S. screaming. -2 To !rfT*& aloud, ; Bk. 10. ) afroT: ; fV tmift ^IM^V Me.13.-3 Very small; U.4. 21. 6 U. 1 To interrupt, dis-2 To suspend diminish. -3 HR^ turb. To ; dispel. disInterupted. turbed, diminished. -2 Lost, disap peared -Oomp. tf$ a. senseless. TTtsfH.?. P- omission. 1 I Injury. -2 6 7. seven tongues of ( ), ( of a overflow Overflowing tank &c. -2 One of the ). fire. inundation, natural or artificial S. 2. HTftTrewmrn ); TOIJ (sj^jlci) water- -2 A course, drain or channel to carry off excess of water $T.t?ft% ersTTTfT 150 ; Si. 16. 51 ; faTT3rr tag. 8. 74. 'g^'srr ((V) ^T Neglect, R Overflowing .o. 1 ; as iti S. 4. Shaving, shear- -1 Sowing -J A reservoir, pool, 599 pond, a piece of water. -4 Furni-5 Train, retinue. -6 Fried grains of rice. -7 Coagulated milk. ture. "^ * Mk. ; covering, -3 Tft*1<"f 1 -2 Train, Shaving. a. Shaven, shorn. 1 Residence, ,.^.,.: sojourn. -2 Fragrant odour 57. -2 a cover, sheath, scabbard. An envelope, a cover. retiune. stay, ; Mil. elder brother whose younger brother is married see Ms. 3. 171 and ; jf: nftllHn younger brother married before the elder. Ved -= "Jflfttf' above. 1 To surround. -2 offer food. -J To T: To present or attend, wait upon. Tft( fir #5T:( -1 52, 17. 0. Especially, the round the sun or moon halo ^spfa $JT R. 11. 59. -4 Thecircumference of a circle. -5 The disc of the sun or moon. -6 Anything which surrounds or pro, HHiVlifddrt: tects. A r: waiter at meals. A -2 attended. A waiter at meals, cue serves up meals JT^H Ait. Br. ; strol- walking for pleasure. Hf^ftgW- Extremely confused, agitated or bewildered. uRcfld p. p. 1 Surrounded, encompas8ed.-2 Pervaded, overspread, Si. 3. 34 Ki. 5. 42. , The bow fr o. tlfi^j Firm, thick, I y large. owner, head, chief jectively also ) tnr (TrgT^frr ; f^ Ku. 12. 58 Tf^r5, surround ; ; Mv. 10 9, f% A ; ( ra F&$ 6. ; ; perish, disappear Mil. 10. 6. 1 Bevolving, revolu dense. master, used adrrf^.jar N. 5. 42 sr of time 311^, -3 The expiration lapse or expiration TftW^. of a Yuga 7. 34. >S*. Si. ; ; -4 Repeti- 17. 12. tion, recurrence. -5 change, alteration. fTT?it sfNc^rfffT TftrS:: U. ' 3. coneition changed change in circumstances of ' life To 10 . 12 encircle. U. 4. 23. 16 Si. ; 10. A is is w m ?^5 a i n s. . D. 7:14.. . -9 Substitution of one word for another without affecting the sense as in ?n7ftn%r?* K. P. 10 ; c. >/. in VT5T may be substituted by ; , or MI^H. A. To grow up, increase. To grow, increase, pros- 1 Caiut. 1 -2 To bring up, per. TR^'J'i 1 rear. Increasing, enlarging. -2 Rearing, breeding. -3 Orowing growth. 1 ', Iucreased.-2Cut,ex- cavated. so ; Mil. 7; <JTTfi%: /. Growth, increase. Mk. 1. -6 Betreat, flight, desertion. -7 A year. -8 Bepeated birth, transmigration. -9 Barter, exchange Si. S. 39. -10 Requital, return. -II An abode. -12 A chapter or section of a work. -13 N. of the Knrma or se- A Tfi^Tf w-i Tft^^r: brother married younger before the elder ; 5 : cond incarnation of Vishnu. turn round or revolve. -2 Bequiting, exchanging. -3 Turning round. a,. \ Causing to ^Mftqtfc ftvnrPt.3. -5 Exchange, barter. -6 Inverting.-? Requital, re- Pbimosis or contraction ( in medicine ). Bevolved. -2 Exchanged. -3 Inverted. -4 Betnrned, Tfttrf&f a. a- 1 Moving or turning round, revolving.-2 Ever-recurring, coming round again and again trftTf^fr tfwr* 3*: *> *r T srnri* Pt. 1. ; -3 Changing. -4 Being or remaining near, moving round about. -5 Relrontlug, flying. -6 iug: 7 27. a before the elder. -2 Marriage in general. -3 Comaccurate knowledge. -4 or plete acquisition. -5 Maintaining household fire ( aiiiMimn ) Ms. 11.61. -6 Pervasion on all sides, Gain, the : universal or pervasion -7 Discussion. -8 ^T 1 existence. Misery, Sbrewdners, wit.: pain. _2 Pm. dence, foresight. Tf^sfnir, iWftsfV The wife of younger brother who is married before the elder. Accurate knowledge. A. or -Cau. I To snr- ; I retreated. 34rlta. The marriage of 1 younger brother of the prepuce ; I Tf^( ft )*TT; Traiu, retinue, attendants or followers collectively; ( vrjf )3rvm 6. snrr? ; 25, 31, 48. IJ. Revolution tion of the prepuce. -8 ( Rbet. ) figure of speech in which there an exchange of a thing for what equal, less or greater; 1 turn. of Brahman. -2 Ample, I -2 Return; turning back. 3 Barter, exchange. -4 End, termination. -5 Surrounding. -6 Staying or dwelling in a place. -7 contrac- 1. 16. ; lord, ?ftff%:/. m$t K. P. 10 ; c. g. To turn round, re-2 To roam about, move hither and thither. -3 To change, barter, exchange. -4 To turn back B. 4. 72 V. 1. 17 -5 To be, fall into Mai. 9. 8. -6 To decay, A. 1 Ku. 17. 1. /. Surrounding. ; turned Bevolved, An embrace. f VValking about, 1 "wtfg^t V. ; Serving up meals, waiting, distributing food. -2 Enclosing, halo round the surrounding. -3 tun or moon. -4 Circumference. 1 m. J>. -2 Re treated, turned back. -3 Exchanged, bartered. -4 Finished, ended. ^f ; Mt ance. ling, Surrounded, encom- I encircled, . round 91. ; Ved. Service, attend- iftftrl?;/- Surrounded, ,y. /> Hidden, concealed. -3 Pervaded, overspread. -4 Known.-5 Complete3 Ved. An enclosed ly gained. volve Caus. who passed, A m. encir- space for a sacrifice. epithet of Kuhera. ftPfef^ off, cled, encompassed, begirt. An unmarried An -3 Warding keeping oE. 9. 42. r?f%: 1. A 1 round, encircle. clasp round up, cover. nR^K"f 1 ; Pt. -2 1. 35. To embrace, -3 To wrap Surrounding, enclosing. -2 Circumference ,-3 A cover,covering. -4 A bandage. Mrl-><J: Cost. 1 -2 Condiment, , pices. A tpecjcs of teed jr. 600 1 To wander about P. p- I Thoroughly dried, completely dried or parched up; ? wandering from place to place. -2 Turning a Tfterarr t Strolling, leading the life of a reel use, reli- gious mendicant or recluse. -3 lienuDeiation of tbe world, ascetic devotion, religious austerity. WM Mfoiiev -&rfit Tftaraft, A wandering mendicant, vagrant, rean ascetic ( of the fourth religions order ) who has renounced cluse, m*?frlX A. To 1 suspect, be- fancy ( to be ) ; ftflr qffcfr%^ a. Fearing, sive. T^ iffojd: 1 ajrwf B. 1. 58 trouble, pain exhaustion, ? A ; remaining. -2 supplement, an as in "ffjUMY^g. Bemainder, remnant. -2 Supplement. -3 Termina1 It $TT: completion. ( trf tion, conclusion, jtfmind. 1 Completely, in full ). Remainder, residne. Touch, contact 1 1 Qtt. Ac. BO ; r: S. 1 11. 12. -2 Exertion, labour, -j ( Hence ) Close application to or study of , being con- Adorning, embellishment. stantly occupied with round. -2 Violence. ; I A ; bly. -2 Bef uge, aiylum -3 Ved. A fence. ; Pt. 1. course, contact, 262. ) ; inter- Caus. I To purify com-2 To explain, clear up. pletely. TftiR-^.;). 1 Cleaned, purified. -2 Acquitted, discharged. -3 Cleared off, paid. tion ; rm / U. Complete I 4. -2 purificaJustification ; acquittal. ufaiM 1 Tftfltyt, I Purifying, cleansing.- 2 Bectifying, correcting. -J Quittance, discharging or paying off ( a debt or obligation ). *ftgt dry np To ; 4 P. 1 Bk. 10. 41 To be ; Bg. dried 1. 2fl. decay, wither. -3 To xtf lifted. Caus. To emaoiat. pine, coverlet in general. An 1 assembly, a ing, council, audience meet- svf^f^^f^yf religions assem; vftxftj-S. 1. -2 A bly or synod. -* A group, collection circle ; (J. 4. np, _2 be ilf^jf^: /. Ved. I ing. -2 Obstruction. palpitation, Provision, maintenance. qff tjr^-: Moisture. -3 I 3. 67. 17 incit, P about; 9.75. -2 Touch, ; MM. A oofs Fostered by anfoster-child, one nourished by a stranger. <*ft*9i( * )f u. Fostered q-t I A foster-child. by -2 A in*3f(*tf)T5 o. 1 Leaping about, round. -2 Surrounding! circumambulating. ~3 Wandering. jumping ' rate jrot turf?*^! refine, polish ( AS ; ; eiuhfao**!. Ki. 18. 19 contact, union ; ; H. Bh. 10. 3. whole year after the expiration year,; Ms. 3. 119. "RjjlWf 2 reckon up, enumerate. rf^TOTT: P. 1 qf^fT^Wftl^ of one whole ; To count or add together. -2 To 1 Enumeration, com- -2 Sum, total number ; Mtm. phil. ) Exclusion, ( In specification, limitation to that which -3 ) a. To u sand-bank, Clasped, An embrace A T.: le A A. To e.ubrace. putation. anolher. servant. Ved. ' Urging, - -6 Crashing, rivet. -2 stream, -2 Ved- rf^: Mftt-^-< 1 Sprinkling O r pouring over, moistening. -2 Water for watering trees ( fffi=ii ). other. A 1 island. 3. P To -4 Throbbing, vibramovement. -5 tion in general. tion, A mem- knot. retinae. hair ( with Decorating flowers &c.). -3 Ornament or decora- ,.-, rfT^bn* 1 Tying a Be wing round. coition. the p. ( Cenncillor, A A train, 1 ^t -2 19. uRlsiM: -3 surrounding place. ( <"T ) -2 Labour, ex- (lit.); correspondence. -J study, attachment ( to a steady or fixed persuit ; D. trfr?5%t . all Searching V- 1 The coloured an elephant. -J A of A Tftrir^/- Ved. Small stones laid round the alter. An embrace. -: I decorating, ( trft ) housings ertion. applicttion or thing trouble, exhaustion. Ved. - rfr ; meeting, an assem- ber Of an assembly assessor &o. ). qqi^lHWMItWfrt^mlwn -2 Constant 11. ing. ; irfff%i 7 P. 1 To leave remaining (cau. also); nftiTT ^yjuft^ftm mft Bv. 1. 53. -2 To quit or leave appendix ; spirits. Fatigue, :/. I Fatigue, weariness, -Tfrfti? a. 1 Left, also Ardent Encompassing. Finished. ini- ( ; pared, eqnipped.-5 Highly polished. ( ). by ; 1 Quite llT^Tra empty ; -B. -2 Quite free from, completely devoid o ; 19. 6. the same. ( a place Initiation, purification tiatory rites. -4 Furniture qftwrnc in this sense ), 8. 66. : apprehen- -3 79. fomswB.8 : 1 Decoration, ornament, embellishment. -2 Dressing, cooking. a- mn 1 ation. Act of being completely dried or parched up. the world. ornament- Decoration, : . as a religious mendicant, turn out a recluse. Mb. -2 ( &$, ) words ) -4 To cleanse. -4 Ved, Toprepare, fit out, expressly meneverything else is excluded ( enumerated or tioned, so that ; is expressly stated when several such alternatives are possible ) ; f%- g- < : usually qudted by the Htanamsakas; onMs.3.45.-4(InBhet,) 601 Special mention or exclusive speci- where with 14. -2 To cover 11. without a qnery something isaffirmed for the denial, expressed or understood, of i. fication, e . something else similar to it ; when TT^ftit: 3^3 *3TTfll?R: 8. for other D.735.-5 ftecupitul- ation. P- preckoned -2 op. I MfH$ fest, sively. 1/Wwisi I total Enumeration, palpitate XTT: A vRflWJ: member, an of MR^HIff P- P- 1 Finished, completed. -2 Centred, comprehended S. 5. 8. ; Ml^lWJ*, TftffJTrRjt Finish- /. ff^fs ; ^*IW't l Heaping 1 -2 up. water ( in a particular round the sacrificial flre ( -37$: Sprinkling To I flow round Br. 1 trickling, Oozing, q'fiWfr dropping. -2 A flow, stream. -3 A train Ac. see qftwf^. , qf^I<: 1 Flowing, streaming. 2 Qliding down. -3 A river, torrent. -4 Birth of a child. ; A filtering vessel. A liqnor. a. Verge, border, proxineighbourhood, en- mountio, town iftfTttortafV fSftwnfir U Ac- ) 3.8. -6 A god. Running about. rt, Wander- r> )TPC: moving about, perarabula- tlon. To laaga To To move round about, hover.-2 To move to and fro. Tftwfc I Going or moving about. -2 Going in search of, following pur uing. -3 Surrounding, encircl- 1 hence ( ; -2 joke. jest, at, ridicule -to ) surpass, excel . L.5. 1 Joking, jesting, merriment '^niWT'rt*rg Tftfmw ft^T: MAI. 9. 44 ; jet, mirth %* ufalH^ ; ; ' jokingly or in jest R. 6. ' 2. utter18 82 ; ed in jest '; m?gmifviri; mnTH<^ ^*r *PHT: Ve. 3. 14 ; Ku. 7. 19 ; B. 9. 8 Si. 10. 18. -2 Kidiculing, deriding. -Oorap. ^f^ m a buffoon, ; A : mft- To I To I r be wa"t 76 diffuse, y extend U. ; | Bk Ms. Tr'JnKT12. 92. ng or doficicnt ; 3^^ Qrtr?'<mfttflt) S- l - ~2 To be i M. w*ne, fail, Tftfhr* V 2. -, Pt. 1. 3 Leaving, quitting, aban- -2 Avoiding, shunning. doning. -3 Refuting. -4 Seizing, taking away. -5 Ved. Carrying or placing round. Tf<( tr )eTT: 1 Leaving, quitting, -2 Reabandoning. moving, taking away asjn f%rW?ftglt. -3 Shunning, avoiding. -4 Refuting, repelling. -5 Omitting to mention, omission, leaving out. -6 Reserve, concealment. -7 A. tract of common land round a village or giving up, ; Ms. 8. 237. -8 immunity, from taxes ; A special grant, privilege, exemption Ms. 7. 201. -2 Con- tempt, disrespect. -10 An objection. -11 Seizing, keeping back. -12 Bounty. -13 ( In gram. ) The repetition of a word before and after 7%f. -14 Atoning for jft; of. any improper action. tTftfnr^ OTfl'TW S To be shunned or avoid- <* ed, to be escaped .'from, to be taken o5 or away. 4h bracelet. A Tftf ft: Shunned, 1 .?'/' ). a charge, as ( -4 Taken, objection seized. Avoiding, shunning. 2 P. I To go round circumambulate ( ^rarnrr^r vrHftMs. 2. 48 -2 To 3ff: TTIIT: Me. :55 surroun , encompass gd1gm.H1 - ( ; , f. ; H. 10 ; fi R- 12. 61 4t avoided. -2 Left, abandoned. -3 Refuted, ; -3 To 7. -4 To 1 ; . ; waste away; aigr^nft a^t: S- Opass away f%*r7*r inferior to V"*: ; U., abandon, leave, Ttrernr dffafrof /' 1 spread, -3 S.B;Me. -4 To conceal. -5 To embrace. repelled -2 To omit, negleot about. im? 14. Ac, ring for the hand. 3 P. quit. in Walking or creeping -2 Running to and fro, flying ubout, constantly moving INTUIT*. q^ffW v ijP*T: MV. 3. 21. 9. ; ' 1 ing. To ( 3. leave, answer, refute as objections, charges Ac. ) ; T: jester, a witty person. P- . Ku. ; ; Tp remove, destroy Loosened. 1 P. mity, vicinity, virons ( of a river, or Trickling, dropping, flow- -2 2. 13. ng desert Ms. 8. 400 ; forsake, abandon, ing. (v. cept. kind of rtf^ q. v. kind of intoxicating A IT* Mb. -1 To move round, whirl round; 1 -2 N. Kffl'Jxinu, efflux. I of a morbid disease ( overflowing of the moistures of the body ) 1 Tftw^TW: -2 To ; shooting. Ouiveriog, I ^ft*g><"'r m. 1 P. T^Tt: T$n Kn. 3 74 Qtt. R. 3. 28. TftVTW. ing, completing. M. Fully quiver, th,rob, ing or deficient in. 1 P. 1 To avoid, shun -2 Budding. assembly. way U. To P. 6 qf^t^r universal destruction. ) visible. -2 blown or grown. ; Waned, wasted.-? 1 7ftffor.p.j>. de- 1 -2 Decay, Depri red or destitute of. -3 Want- 43. distinctly mate. of trani- Quite plain, I developed, number. -2 Exclusive specification. -3 Correct judgment, proper esti- ^fW^HI Time A -2 about, qT^ornf 1 Abode. -2 Fixedness, nolidity. -3 Firmness. exclu- )/ Decrease, decline Neglect, omission. ficiency, loss. 19. 50. -3 Strewing or spreading 1 scattering covering, cover. Enumerated, Specified -5 To be deprived of or excluded from. Tf^frof Ved. I Losing, suffering loss. -2 Decrease. trftfrfor( f>: round, ; -3 To place Strewing round or heaping Tftw*r examples see ; together. &o. or >rw &0. K. ) ; Ki. 11. 8. in order. particularly striking is based on a grr or pun ) ; 18 Si. 9. ( this figure is it also ( fig. or ; so *) K. -3 To go to, think of &< ). -4 To be changed or transformed. -5 To reach to -6 To run agninot Ki. 2' ( objects 602 Surrounded, encom- I strong, keen, piercing passsed by. -2 Expired, elapsed. -3 Departed, gone forth. -4 Seized, taken possession of, fllUd with Mu.3. 30. Seeqfr- A. To examine, look I qffij^ or scrutinize carefully f: S. 2. 28. M. 2 To tet, 5. 2 1. 65 9. 14. nrrt ; TVPta 55' carefully potency .' -3 To observe harshly. Y. pmfinTjj!^ 2. abusive , 1. An 1 to test, testing, Ms. 1. 117 ; Y. 2. 177. Examination, test, m> ftum^rfu. trial i<. p. Examined, away, ^nt Pt. ; have commenced with A < He died his cf. To go tery ; l\fa *T 3?rwho runs away 'to run for one's attain to ; Ki. 1. from this world trVf?f: -*HT: & ceme- Ved. Departure. 1%|r^ ind. The other day. "T^tA T>ff A rtteTT 1 &c. Desire of cow that Ims 1 Out of or beyond the qtt^T range of sight, invisible, escaping observation. -2 Absent fart f?rr B. 7. 13. -3 Secret, >j^n%: : obtaining. -2 Haste, hurry. A fruit. A garment qf?ir?* ( / H^f%; ; A tortoise. -2 A 1 stick. ^T: -3 unknown, stranger irrfanmnit ^nr: a stranger to the influ- ). S. 2. 13 ' ence of love 1 Research, inquiry, investigation. -2 Service, attendance. -3 Respect, worship, homage. -4 Willingness, readiness. tf^H 1 A A a. [ rugged, stiff T* ^, 1 Hard, rough, ( opp. g$ or ) WT3T &c. -2 Harsh, ^r ; ; 130. to the ear 1. ; -3 Harsh ( an or disagreeable a sound &c. ); ffaj *T*<m^ VJ3: R. 11. 46; Ale. 61. -4 Rougu, coarse, rough to the touch, shaggy ( as hair ) : w*s Me 3^- -5 Pr. 10. An tg: ; Note. The of trft^r (> * Trrajr, Tt'Jr ) are used adverbially in the sense of 'in one's absence', out of sight ', behind one's back', with or without a gen.; irflfaj WtftaiS 91T ffirirff! Mk 2 ; ace. fo^ P. and III. 2. 115. loc. singulars ' I abusive, severe, unkind, cruel, stern ( as words' ); ( 7. H. sj 1 ' horse. ^-3fO '; ; Absence, invisibility. -2 ( In gram. ) Past time or tease ( not witnessed by the speaker ) joint, ind. Last year. . heron. A .cock-roach. i Regret, an- wave-leaved (59)- -2 fig-tree A thunder g^^rr^rw^Sham violent, ; ; r: Bg. 3. 1*. -3 of rain, i. r. Indra. -4 The of clouds- -5 muttering or roaring The god N. of Vishnu. ^ 10 U. ( <Mjrfi-H ) To make green or verdant; **T l ofi The -4 The betel-leaf. -Oomp. 3>5ist feeding srfo a on leaves. ( -sr: ) a cloud. feeding MT?Tt kind of basil. *X3t a hut of leaves, upon leaves. leaf. a hermit's hut, a hermitage. a vendor of betel-leaves. -sit a hut made of leaves. a kind of expiatory penance which consists in living upon an infusion of leaves and Kn*a grass only for see Y. 3. 317 and Mit. five days tree without aptbereon. *te: a collection parent blossoms. ( -% ) of leaves. -rfrtTC: an epithet of Si Ta ^rWVJ a kiml of pertum*man made- of -^st; tbe figure of a ; . ascetic. knot. -2 A liinb, member. -3 The ocean. -4 Heaven, paradise.. -5 A mountain. (flf: f*> u,^|t>(?|i A PaUa tree. 5. 68. often*calved. trftwrq- q$,*l ; r: ijffc: /., Ku. reign. epithet of Siva. &o. See ' ' run or Deceased, departed, dead spirit, a ghost. -Oomp. HJ, the god of death, Yama*; Si. 1. 57. said A piece of =71^5- -2 common land encircling a village. -3 An A qttT /'/' 1 iftflfT?: shaggy ap- die. N. of a king, son of Abhimanyn and grandion of Arjuna. He succeeded to the throne of Has- to '; he -2 To reach, -3 To depart 39. rn, is life 1 ; life'. tried, test- age ' 88 5. eaves his 2 P. ) retreat flee, Vikr. 1. 24. tinapura after Yudhlshthira. of a snake-bite. The Kali q^l^g . -2 9, 19. highest happiness. f resii betel-nut. <m-f irr> wrtarr M. i ; Trial by various kinds of ordeals ( in law ). Ms. A Ved. TC?^ n. I A joint, knot. -2 limb or member of the body. 7 - pearance. examiner, investigator, inferior. qrtafhni a Ved. 1 Broader on the outside. -2 Most excellent of all m- I The Supreme being. -2 The or roughly top to xiety. m a judge. examining Treated a. perceive. tucra^a?: and speech, abuse. using harsh or 3T9JT " UriTT- tested aa to barsh or abusive language Pt. 1. 50-. f/m a. other than rongh, soft, wild ; li. 5. 68. 3f%/-) -nr^n* abusive or harsh language. tfw: ; try, pnt to the test R- A From | bottom. -2 From hand to hand . -3 In succession. >T a. Having both superior ; -6 Gross. -7 Dirty. -8 Spot-9 Ved. knotted. -q -Oomp. at Ved. -.^.,v-^*w ; ted, variegated. 24 Ms. ; <&c. ) 1. 22 ; SH{. ; R- : ; 1 wind ( . Chan. 18; Ms. 2. 119. -Oomtp 3TQ a. having a secret meaning. '^tTT a hymn in which a deity is spoken of in the third person, -ntir: enjoyment of anything in the absence of the owner. jf% " living out of sight. ( -f%: /. ) an unseen or obscure life. \ure ; U. a. Ved Immense < Untouched by passions 4, vast. and burnt in place of a lost Srf^Srtbe Priyangu creep. er. tfrstT: a goat. 5^ m. the winter season ( fflj^t ) 'iTt an y leaves corpse. wild animal living in the trees &o. ( ^a v^ 3WT the ). boughs or the.spring season " betel-plant. ^r- mixed with other spices and rolled up in betelbed OP conch of leaves. *S(W\ nut fj^rt spices of areca leaves. of leaves sirOT a but nfade a hermitage ; leaves, leafy <Mfk: [ ; Un. Bk. abounding in 6. 143. 1 1 A house midst of water, a 4. 107 ] standing in the summer-house. -2 A lotus. -3 A Decoration, toilet, vegetable. -4 adorning. 603 A m. /. an tree. See qifar. n. Ved. 1 A projector. -2 Mean* of defence. a. -2 aiso in this Berne: q 1 r H. Togo, move. TMB. -2 A *et for ( *T t YfOBBK : in cripples (Bfcfl* X Wheel-carriage hich cripples at moved about 5fa ; k.on P. IV. Ti^T: house. t A lie volution, lapse, ex1 Ms. piration ; sjrft5^4 laid aside. time ). -J Change, alteration. -4 Inversion : confusion, irregularity Deviation from -5 customary the : ; of kind medicinal -2 A kind of perfume. q^fr A braH of hair. qqfoj: 1 Tpe snn- -2 Fire. -J q a. 35 Iff 1 P. : Obstruction, hindrance. : End, termination. ) To move. ge, about, Round ia every Circumambient tire. 1 torch carried round the sacrianimal ; or the ceremony of such carrying round A 1 q^foj: fire. bed, couch, sofa. A palanquin. -3 A cloth girt -2 round and knees ( by a oa hi* bams person ) when sitting of. sreffffenrr- -4 A particular kind of posture practised by ascetics in meditation, sitting on the haras it is the same as $ta besiege, ; MAI. 5. loins, ; ; thus defined by Vasishtba-. >&*fw^ fciiUft 3 Mfc perish, be 'T9%HT^ 10. lost, decline. A. To -2 To be or exist everywhere. -J To rely Cans. To compose or collect upon. oneself 9 n q-tHyOT 1 set out. 1 obstruction. resistance, diction. Opposttioii, -2 Contra- An auta- adversary, Bathed in a. Ki. 3. - ! . 36 extending wg^q^wrsic^ 'the ocean by< ' wt I Cireaft, cirbounded earth. cumference. -2 Skirt, edge, border, Tesrr^rboundary extremity, ; -4 End,-oonojusioD, termination; - - - suffused ; ( as frightened 5. 1. -3 Disordered, diebevelled ; S. 1. 30. -4 Excited, S. agitated, bewildered 6 ; Rs. 6. 22. -5 Full of, filled with; Ac. ; WrtlRn ; IP. To approach. -2 -3 To conquer, subdue. -4 To surround, en* circle. -5 To elapse. -6 To last, live. 1 To be completed or finished. One who Ttrrnw a- worldly career. qqTtJr A saddle saddled. ; baa finished his 4*|iiViu| ) i p. p. K. 126. ' generally To be competent; in qTrfof!%- firW V& ftwm^^ni Bg. 1.10; Ms. 11. 7. -2 To be able. -3 To be full ; as in H Tvhr^rr$Dr:. -4 To save, defend, preserve M. 1 >. 5. 11. ; ^rrt -5 To finism Obtained, got, gained -2 Finished, completed. U. 5. -3 Full, whole, entire, complete, all; Ku. 7. 26 ; B. 34. -4 Able, competent, atkijsate; R. 10. 25. -5 Enough, sufficient ; R. 15. 11, 17. 17 ; Ms. 11. 7. -6 Large, P. ; I extensive, spacious. Ku. To throw fill.' or cast round, spread round, diffuse. -2 To over, surround amiam^sre^: fwtTPr Ku. 1. 44. -JTo turn -7 Abundant, -3 U. 4. 6 3. 39. copious, many ; 1 Willingly, readily. satisfaction, enough, vfawft ; 13. 70. npread Ft. 1. 125. or with tears, shedding tears, tearful reproach. fool 6. 44. " <4<MfUI4 trqrg Pay. B. -2 Asking, inquiring. -j Cenaun- Turbid, 1 -2 Confused, confounded, ). qrfrj 5 P. ( used M<[qfcd ji-p- I finished, ended, completed. -2 Perished, lost. -J Determined. An inquiry with the HJfl^H:. t or refuting object of contradicting H statement (d^otist (3wret 8al4y. ); 43. o. tainment. or roaming about, travelling over. q3^T<j. Bounded Bevolution- ' ascer- Determination, gouist. Wandering > -5 Falling down. Killing. -4 End, termination, con- 1 -2 clusion. -- ; 7qffr: 1 End, conclusion, termination. -2 Rotation, revolution. -J Inverted order or position. -4 . K. P. To upon Sitting ; ; W^TJtf ?KRH5^Tf us far as rffa: / qffwr hams see qfe ? -* Confuon;Ku.2.25. Surrounding, investing. 4 P. I To complete, finish. -3 To determine resolve. -3 To result in, be reduced to, end in ; CTTT t direction. q^r%: Ved. surround To P. 9 5, <wft ( ind. ficial -6 Bound. water A moves qffa>-g?r A cripple who about in a chair. ~2 A Upset, overturned, -4 Dismissed, -5 Struck, hurt ; killed. pure or Perfectly clean. reservoir, tank. ; -6 observances, neglect of duty. Opposition. i&iFX 1 Walking round, circumambnlation. -2 A horse's saddle. A kind of fragtant I fr plant. arth. ; ' A -3 4. H). Sending away. -4 Putting off or way. TTW p- p. 1 Thrown round, scattered over or about sfqrfeft Ve. 4; Si 10 91. -2 Surrounded, encompamed,-.? . A .j^anfity of hair, thick A fart, trrtwking wind (o^t I : : Ofrj To bwak wind. A. hair. adjoining district ro region. an adjoining hill. iffttil Loss of good qualitiop, depravity, moral terpitude. trihr: 1 ind. -2 To one's sufficiently ; drinks his ' Fully, adequately, ably, competently. :/. 1 Obtaining, acquisition. conclusion, cloge. jBuoii^n ; -2 End, l^9Tl%BV^T Ku. 3. 68. -4 To shed, throw down ( a tears.-); I!. fulnesn, sufficiency. -4 Satiety, jaiiafacfirn. -3 Preserving, guarding, Ms. 11. 184 -5 To overturn, upset. -6 To throw about B. 18. la; 5. 49. -7 To entrap, ensnare. -8 To ness. round 10. 75 ; ; ; enclose. HJ*H 1 Castiug, larowiog -2 Sending forth, abont. throwing -j war trig off a blew. -6 Fitness, competency. -7Willln nesss, readi- -8 Distinction ot bjeots ac cording ta their natural p oertiog. qtffjjTT: circling. f Revolution. -2 E~u 604 Going or winding round, -2 Lapse, course, expira- I rnr.' revolution. tion of time ( Regular rerepetition. -4 Torn, or oiirrence -3 ). due or regular ordei Kn. 2. 36 Mai. 9. 32 Ms. 4. 87 Mu. 3. 27. -5 Method, arrangement. -6 Manner, way, method of proceeding. -7 A irqfijr synonym, convertible term ftil'^T* fofc3 srfrfiart Pt. 2. 99 "rf ; ; j ; ; S. 5. 2. -2 Eagerly desi roue, anxious, anxiously longing for ; fjrt u 3TTHRI S. 6. ( In Bhet. ) A figure of see K. P. 10 ; Chandr. -5. 108, 109 ; 8. D. 733. ( Note. speech -13 Excluded, except fj^wy'-y. -2 Prohibited, objected to ( as T3V*tt An exception, a prohibi- Serving, waiting upon, attendance. 2 A. To | attend upon, worship, uttend respectfully awr B- 10. 62 ; Ku. f *w 37. -2 Te go to cr^r ; 38 2. ; for protecshelter or ( food intended for another. a figure of speech in Khetoric; it is circumlocutory or periphrastic of way speaking, when the fact to seek ), resort to, patronage with ; w^^j t& tffcr sjlrjf T^mnrPt. 1.241. -3 To enclose, surround.. -4 To share in, partake of. -5 To sit on. -6 To live round. Mj[m*, -fifa -firji * A- wor- be intimated shipper. J^ ; WTft *nw|p*T5p?r: Ve.2.13). -Ouarp. srtr -Tfl? is expressed by a turn of speech or periphrasis Chandr. 5. 66 or 8. D. 733. ; . g. -^$ see ^3^0. supplanted, superseded. y ^--', a synonym. &** alternate sieepi ing and watching. rotation ; Ku. 2. 36. r* r service tion U.JMI444 I Worship, bouour, service. -2;Friendliness t courtesy. -3 Sitting round. Sowing. Worship, adoration, ser- - by vice. A cow " afflicted with - *tt V, 1 d. A particle expiessing injury' ( fft, ) ueed or - 3*5 10 . ^Mlftw o. Very muddy or much soiled K. 7 40. turbid, return, jp *..irrying a load. -2 Conveying. -3 A load or burden. -4 : Sprinkling round water silently and without uttering, any annul formula: or Mantras. Standing up. a. 1 Serrowfur. sorry, ree : e sorrow ; B. 5. moun- Himalaya Belonging to a mountain, mountainous. 8 U. To make into a rfcftir tb mountain, magnify, enhance value of. n. [ Un. 4. 112 J I .j-ffin knot, joint ( sometimes changed to 7$ at the end of Bab. comp. ; as A *n&rt3fiTfrJr B. 12. 41 ). -2 A member, joint of the body, knuckle. -3 A portion, part, dir*lion. -4 A book, section ( as of the in limb, Mahabharata -5 The step of a A period, fixed time. -7 Particularly, the days of the four changes of the moon i. e. the eighth and fourteenth day of staircase ; ). B. 16. 46'. -6 ; half month, and days of the full and new moon. -8 A sacri. flee performed on the occasion of a change of the moon. -9 The day of uew or full moon, the day of opposi tion or conjunction arrtr each T?T: eii;cf. 2 A *pi ] the ilsy festival. jw^ L ii-31^ P. V. 2. 122 -3 f A fr"iw 'if : V4rt.]l A ; -2 A mountain or rock. lieaji. -3 An -4 The Lumber 'seven'. -5 A tree. -6 A kind wft; an epiof vegetable. -Oomp. so- epithet tliel of Indra. of the iuouutin Mainika. grr an epithet of Parvatl. wniw caitn. arrjni: a cloud. a fabulous animal called 15 ; 34. occasion of joy. -12 An opportunity or occasion in general. -13 A particular period of the year ( as the I < ; 4. 17. 2. instant. -Oomp. 3^3. a periodic change of the moon. -2. th time t whicli the rooon at it* f1T or B. 7. 33, Ms. 4. 150; -10 An elipse of the ion moon. -11 A festival, holiday, an 4. Bh. I. q^gorq fTi vt*v 4ft mountain, eill ?7 (fr4 Bh. 2. 78 ST q^sril' Tf%n'> artificial M. A moment, Killing. th ', equinox, soUtice). -14 The moment of the sun's entering a new sign. --15 Search, inquiry. the juncture or particular disease of of the eye ( in medicine ). -4 (vr nOjfil Mk. grain. Tjfcnir sad . Investigation by Search, inquiry in li-'FTt f%i ; g*ettfnjr cf (^ra ) TO an. The knee-joint. now moon back. -7 Storing ; -3 Stupid. -4 1 (ull-inoou qrVroH Comiog a large or U. To raect, con- cognition. pitcher. Stale, not fresh reasoning.- -2 general. -3 Homage, worship. Knowing, aofaff:. ! Insipid. T^r^TJT-OTT sider, think about. A -2 Vain. Tvffftwii, -ft 1 Circumspection, attentive observation, doliburnliqn, mstiire reflection. ~2 re of ; diseases. W\*fi harm or lord T$i* ; Its. 7. the I. - billy, ). tive rule or precept. qJMH^ tains m. -i. w: a. situDurga. -2. of G4yatrt. ated on a hill or mountain. ed. M&JWIi} o^ mountain, - 1 a ceremony " -3 To heap together. ; quality. to. object 3r monnta'n. flrrf^ a. living in mountain, (-m.) a mountaineer. ( -tfr ) 1- M. of 7 prohibit, moun- river, -qrfih an epithet of the Himalaya mountain. (frqr a kind of plantain, q-pi^jH- 1 Debt. -2 Raising up, drawing oat ( 3^H ). P. 1 To reject, exclqde. -2 To q- v. 3ir*mi^ m., 3TTWT: o taiueer. ^rr^: a raven. = Sarabba, conjunction or oppoc ftiuri pnm* the node. srftq m, n through Brihmana who from motives of gain performs on cc 01 lu on days cere* monies which ought to be performed on periodical occasions, such a* Winrwr &c, irrffo; m. one who ho* sexual intercourse with his wife at times or occasions particular when such intercourse is prohibited by the Sistrag. ft the moon Hrift time of opposition or con; junction. S^hrt 1- preparations for a festival. -2- completion of a festival, -3. joining. qrf the time at, which the fourteenth day passes into the fifteenth day of a- fortHT>T: the wrist j arrv^vnirmglit. I^TOj 5. 4. 4. fh^; a cane or reed 605 If. a *. tree. pomugrnnate An T3j:l a axe, -2 A. weapop in -4 Ved. A curved iTCfr. rib. hatcbt general. -J A knife. -Cimp. an epithet of Ganega. -2of Paraurama. I- tjTf<*r: A irigJsrT A. 1 -6 A Ved. 1 [ ?T-3?rl ] : : <mH ( [ 1&-&J* ] To ) An- assembly " (TSJT^T Particular j 1 weight at midday. A 51: I in general Si. 1. 21, 6. 2. -2 goblin. flrsj* tree. A fly. A demon, Flesh. HT I spirit. ; I. a ra .nn or with calf an goblin, -2 Mire, Q r *yi qf^T d, old, aged fWWRt ( 6. 2. 5 ; kind of net or basket for Tsyrq" onion Ms. ; 5 176. The temples 1 A phant. -2 of an ele- baiter, rope. 1 To flee, run away, away. -2 To escape. -3 To die away. A. trjjftl 1 retreat, fly tewr- " Flying- -2 A 1 fngi tive. flight, 31. Running awuy, ecape . Bg. 18. -2 A saddle. tree. ^ Ve. A * 43, retreat, B. 19. ornamented : A ing corn dang. hair. 1 a.. it. [> *mt f i -2 N. of Visbnn. -3 ^ ' A - honse Purifica- 1 -2 Winnowing. -3 A sieve, -4 Water. -5 A potter's A broom. kiln ( msfj also). -Oomp. 3T5PT:, -gK. Mserpent. sack for corn. > A qqv -2 A saddle. A 1 rein, sprout, sprig, twig ; q. v. 5. Strength, Hbertiue. B branch. \. ; trainer. -Oomp. arf; a 3ifp*t deer. of the god of '*r* full of or 'adeu atrarriw lov. with buds flTWTT I- dealing with ^riWq wind holder's sacred fire large granary. an O'-Cleau, pure. Cow- *i tion. dye called Alakta. - trvtr 4(41*4 Subbash.; power. -6 A blade of grass. -7 A bracelet, an armlet. -8 Love, amorous sport. -9 The eud of a robe or garment. -10 Unsteadiness ( ^n ) MTttTV: 1. *r Pnrification. Air, ebo. H^^HlijmfjtiT R- 3. 7. -2 A bud, blossom. -3 Expansion, spreading, dilating. -4 Tbe red ...... * q**8- ; TO 1 Becoming grey. bed; see I A village, 3 ; R. 2. torOTTOT: toise. rot the mud of a poo!. *rft-3T bridle. A 3TW av ) ndi Bv. ( <s(sij*n'"'8ji*t 17 ; 3. 3. -Oomp. Rendering grey. A Ved. small pool or pond, a small puddle, tank grey-hair 19. A -6 A creeping-plant. qTeNn" 1 A small village or station -2 A house-lizard. Tfe!miff&T%- 3. 1 hut. lizard. a. (Jrey-haired. trifles. -21 or a. :-tf fish. V.T. /. -3 A tuft of hair (%?r?Rr ) -4 Mud, mire. -5 Heat. -6 Benzoin. evil Ved. White. An ftrrftr ) -2 Much a demon. n. hoary, /. 54. 3. t-ee. -3 A house, station. -4 A city or town (at the end of names of towns); as rlrf^tTTgr- -5 A house- old, trrer*w ; Having young Ku. ; colour. ; mnd. A m, A m. Lac-dye. if: ft f. ) ( shoots or leaves ( ^riOTi^ir ) a. " catching petal i|Qjy> ' A glagg-veasel, .pitcher. -2 A wall or rampart. -3 An iron club cf . irjsr: T; red with lac grey-haired cow for the first time woman. -2 A containing sirt! gall, bile. -flhf: J. ' The tree PaUa. An -2 ed; 3T& MflfflH enough of further amplification orexpatiation',-3 Dyed A a- Leafy. prolix or diffuse. libertine, a gallant A 1 Tgr^ o. leaf or -3 Tbe green make catamite. -2 A -3 A sweetmeat made of ground sesamuui and sugar. -Oomp. -3rr^j: swelled neck. A -2 3. 29. ). Tjff^f a. Sprouting, having young shoots or spro-itg. -J Spread.extend- Magadha ; demon, Bdellium. -3 The A hair, or the greyness of baiu brought on by old age ; jfortrjranrMB. *!? Tl^ei^SWTT 5TTT B. 12. 2 Bile, gall. 1 Unkind, Grey Timid, bashful. a. r 1 also ( n. ; <JS?n^ Den. P. J To put Hprouts, bnd. -2 To expand, trgftfr; A demon. -2 N. of the country. -3 N. of a tree, Bntea Frondosa ( aNo called f*ju; ); cruel. : shadow sprout spread, tree. mango Green. -2 1 go, move. A if? ; equal to four karahas. -3 A particular measure of fluids. -4 A parti onlar measure of time.-COHip.-anlfc bile. ami a tortoise. argjt, -arsr*: a demon, Rakshasa.. arm blood. ftat l.a in- a plasterer, mason. demon. -2* a raven, -vrr the equinoctial ^tijf : the -Oomp. 2. Ku. Straw, husk. -2 Flesh, meat. heap of flesh. forth a meeting, conclave. -2 Particularly a religions synod or assembly ; V. 1.9. P. A To become wet accept. bundle, sheaf. -2 A cala- a fugitive, ] Ved. To or moist, T^: 1 ( libertinu. mi IP. -3 The paramour of a harlot. -4 The Aeoka tree.-5A kind of fisb. 'WMrfmTrfrcH'i St! Si. 6. 2.-?t I The Flower or blossom of this tree; srrpj- See qw*. crater: q$ rib. A away, escaped. cf- ; 1 : . the fifteenth and juuotiuu o Srit of a lunar fortnight, the fall nd change of the moon, or tbe exact mu nent of tbe full and change of the .noon. tbe epithet supsrHoiul kuowlpdg*.putting forth sprouts. -2 Hoiling with or BuiXT&cial. trifles srrww! ! an epithet of Hanaumt -2- of Bhima. -J. fire. -rsji a aarpent, snake. "JTTWS I- an epithet of Qarnda.-2'a peacock. ;rsnT:, -m: epithets t.of Hanumaot. -2- of Bhima. nt9: I. an episnip*: fire. Uddhava, a friend and counof Krishna. -2. rheumatism. thet of sellor wind ij^Rrji: fffitf^yrfftf R. ft. 9. -2 One of the sacred fires, considered to be the game BH iwita <j, v ". - irr^T Back a,. Purified, cleansed. er peji;ipr. A wliirl-wind, a hurri The thuuderbcilt of ,ladrn, -2 Ved. The tire of n n hei. -3 The point of a spear or arrow. -4 An arrow. -5 Speech. -6 Fire. -3- diffusive ^: tbe Asoka tree. holy, sin'ieii, sanctified ( persons or 606 thhws jtfx ; ; performance of ceremonial act (sach as sacrifice Ac. ). -3 Purrfytog, An instrument a for cleansing or purifying, such sieve or .trainer Ac. -2 Two btedej ^ fin. removing I of Ku.ia grass need at sacrifices in -J A purifying and sprinkling ghee. on the ring of Kna gram worn fourth ringer on certain- religions o oMioas. -4 The sacred thread worn castes by members of the first three of the Hindus- -5 Copper- -6 Bain - -7 Water. -8 Rubbing, cleansing.-* A vessel in which the arghya is presented. -10 Clarified butter. r l I -9T 1 Honey. Turmeric. ( The holy tA*n? ' tify'; 1 holy qftpg. -Comp. tl' ). -2 basil. purify, sanc- 'to become pure o> wr?ra investiture with the sacred thread. a- holding hand. tlaralha grass in the A nf^nff hemp or made net or rope of packr-thread. p Me. -an opitbet of Siv hardamat, 6. 95. -2owner of 'cattle, -i. N. of a philosopher who taught the philosophical doctrine called trrgitl ; see Sarva. 8. I : 36, 56 Purifying. -2 Clean. An cial -spear, lance. Cattle ( TOr a. 331. and -2 327, ); Ms. animal in general. A sacrifiin as a goat animal, such ~4 oblation, a victim. often added to words A brute, beast; meaning 'man' slow contempt <j<)(il5~h*r w Ac. -5 <^ ftSW: H. 1 cf 2R5T, =rcqg N. of a subordinate deity and one of ; Siva's followers. spirit ft -8 -4 An A soul, the Supreme sacrifice in which an ani- is -2. copulaTPrtY * Matra whispered tion. into the ear of an animal which is about to be sacrificed ; it is a parody celebrated (Hyatri q. v. of tb not oi animal-sacrifice. : 1 . whom an animal the nature ox cattle. -2 The 1 sr: S. 4. v. 3. 8. then, ), for paoufloe. the deity of. Malli -2 on Vd. Hembrnui virile. A house, habitation, ff HyMM^-W i|tf<| ^^IHH ; mr 1 ( opp. s<-- ) bhashya afterwards, subse- An introductory a people Bh. 2. 60.; j^r grrq; 'after him'; B.' 17, 39 , 16. 29 < Me. 4. 30, 12. 7, rr 4 At last, lastly, finally. -5 From the west. -6 Towards the west, '?n^ q. left be- trhr 36, 44. westward. -4toatp. ifc ; $ binder port or side ( I- ] The P- fWfr, "fln drink, quaft Bv. 1 , f^ . ^ ( , ' bo To the Persians ? ) ; a west wind. of the i I. 1 ( fW ; ari; ; chapter in general ; surpassed, -brown into the Mtf il^tTi' 1rT*V3TTT back-ground xm ftr^rt^ Ku. 7. 28 B. 17 18. to rerepentance, contrition ; fr [3mr4t MabA- Jlf^ rraHTRf- 60 ; asW^Pf R. 3. 54 rs Ve. 1. 15 ; Kn. 3. 36 ; Mai. 8. 5 ; Bk. 14, 92; ftvroft hind, wnr: ) ^ Si. means time or ^rK^^f ; 112 ( wnere sjww also without spies '.). -2 ( fig- ) <mmlT ; ( in -3 After N. of tbeSrst^bjdfcaof the first chapter of PaUjali'B -2 Behind, backwards, 1. towards the back spaoe courtezan. ; abode Ktr., K. 9. 74-2 Household, -3 Ved. Divine progeny. -4 A. man. The goddee* pre-5 A priest. siding over domestic affairs. m. Ved. A householder. 1 ; harlot, sound ' TM 4*^ *h(9 fftr: wtnni*!FHT- S. 1. 34 for instance, as ; n. sacrifice Being behind. -2 Pos-J Western. -*rr indBehind, after* -2 Afterwards to small animal. ; pent. slaughter of animals ^tf: copalation particular Ku. 2. 17. ind. ( Ued by LUelf or q-*THj; with gen. or abl. ) 1 From behind, frouithe oack 7H44&t.VHl4l7 S. ; A uninitiated killed.-9 Fire. -Oomp.-a^JT f%TT 1- the sacrifice of animals. mal of the possessor a goldsmith ). terior, later. . The person. -7 A thief, robber, highone who steals before a person's eyes, or in the very sight a. 1 <ji(f observ- at, ( A Brutality. A ) Semg, perceivlooking TVI wayman of animal. 6 *V ing &c. ; 1 ; i a. ( ing, beholding, for Fit or suitable 1 The west. -Uono. the north-west. 321. -2 Delating to 1 Y. a to herd or drove. -J or cattle, nf PosBCtteed of cattle. -4 Brutish. 1 A herd of cattle. -2 A stall for cattle 1. -3 Westward. both singly 9. to V. of names for animals. Ved. Ved. A collectively :o>- cattle. pare. 1 1 f ; cleansing. , of an animal-sacrifice. wre ind. according to the manner of slaughtering animals ^ftnyHlV irrft?T! S. 6. -sacriT5T:, -Itn:, -jp*l an animal ftce. ts^ : /. a cord for tethering cattle. * a. Ved 1 1 Whd ' mode of sexual eajeyoient. ^Vf: ^orthe driving of cattle. Any rftr^a. ' ' ' - Having a strainer or purifying instrument. -2 Purifying, a- ; tus er cleanse. (rf^r^ * ; verging M 2. 22; a. Western, westerly 92- ( (nVtnT is used adv<-t>iaUj! in the sense of in the wMt : <* after, behind' ; with aoo. or geu-. ; ' in the west so cn%> ). -Oowji. anf: 1. the latter half- -2. the hinder part. ;JTTT a. north-weater* the nigbt. : the latter part of Ki. 1. fl mSli-^tic ( which the sacrificial animal is bound. -2- an aninnUHaofifice. -3. the bonds which encfatea the inrnpr^T: < : f^WT *e last i. . "yr^ar last stete on death ); Pt. 2. -J r: Mu. 7 ; funeral rites dividual soul. 8 17. - ad. loc. 17. ; Kn. i on, look at or listen to ioeiUy ; V. , ^T is offered. ~q characteristics of -! treatment of cattle. -3. promiscuous cohabitation; M. 9. 66. 4< The marrying ol widows, TTI. g S. 1. 7. -2 The The western, side. latter **balj . B- 3- 17 -J fti^ ] 1 Being behind, hindmost. -2 Last ( in time or space ); qr%fc (nrfa WJTT^JJ K. 25 K. 19. 1. 54 ; ! 2- 19. 73 ; 11. 36 ; Kn. 7 64. -5 To absorb, drink or swallow up (wms) Ksrs^rrf^h i? 30 j Me. 16 ; -, liquors. Caus. < TWV)-?f j 1 To 607 .cause to drink, give to drink; R. 13. * ; Bk. 8. 41, 62. -2 To wuter. Destd. To wish to ( n^ft ) *. Bv. irrann* i 1. 95. wg ffrmnr -II. 2. P. To protect, guard, keep, preserve ; ( o't. with abl. ) mm TrJ R. 10. * 2 25, ri- ( gift, <mr ) ; ^ take tend, Caw. ( -narcifHt ) notice To I K'lard, keep, preserve of. protect, 3j} j^. ?r$ -nfsrsrmf qMM> 9. 108; R. iff person, tho -2 One of Siva. -?IT A 1 ; -2 To rnle.govern; f TTrr^mrw Rain. -3 To observe, 9. 2. Veep, adhere to, fulfil ( as a vow >r promise ) qrr%?r4mnr R- 13. 65. -4 To bring up, nourish, maintain. -5 To wait for anfrrf chast* woman ; B. (At 1. end of comp. the t ) ; ^tS-'dr) I K. 2. ing soil 150. -2 ; A Dust, dirt 2 ; crumbl- ; S. 1.13 T. ; 1. particle of dust. manure. -4 -3 Dung, kind of camphor. -5 A Landed property. -Ooaip. ^mfrtf sulphate of iron. 555} a high road, 1. a dust-heap. -2. legal document not made out in highway.^ any particular person'" name ( fi*?- ?^T a. covered with dost. T a kind of salt. ^rjrf hail. an epithet of Siva. ^IHT. a heap of dust. -2. a tent. -3. a =f 1. bunk covered with Dnrv4 grass. -4. 5nf^T: of epithet Vishnu. trench or basin. inr( 5t)* ( Usually a. at the ( ;TT or sft/ end of comp. ) ). J. Disgracing, diibonouring, defiling "flrf^$rint*PT Mv. 5. -2 Vitiating, -3 Wicked, contemptible. -4 Infamous. st Contempt. A ) criple Chair. 1 4. 3. Consisting of dust. I moved A A wheel- -2 Polluted, -3 dishonouring : Mai. 2. defile Defiling, disgracing, as in ^?r to a party. Partial, /. sft- ( ) ant. sf- f ] 1 Cook-ing, dresb- ing, baking, (toiling. baking brioka-), ; -3 Digestion 187. -2 Burning Ms. (a Y. 5. 122; 1. (as 6f food ). -4 f rf^KhiHI: Ms. 1. Ripeness ; 3?|T?V5r: 45 qrgirfini^Mnh Tnr*?HFr V .4. i: Mil.K. 31. -5 Maturity, fnl! c-r perfect development *ft, rn^. -6 Completion, accomplishment, fulfil-/ : Favouring specifically laid rfft--9f: : MM. nient ; -7 Result, consefruition ( fig. also ); r:.R. 17. 40. quence, fruit, U 7. 4 . f^rff: ; heretic ; co'n, fUnm*iTfr R. 5. 9 ( TOOT^ a. ('Sr/O Ved. 1 Consisting of five parts, fivefold.-2 Having ten limbs ( as a man or beast ). qt^TT, it*?*? a. 1 Fit to sit in the at a dinner-party. -2 Fit to be associated with. T Limping, i^rrr |j% )--IO Ripeness, suppuration (as of a boil). -11 Greynesg of hair caused by old age. -12 A domestic fire. -13 An owl. -14 A child,young one. -15 N. of a demon killed by Indra. -10 An abscess, uloer. -J7 A a. vessel, cooking-utensil. chronic {*4H a kitchen. araftflTT: <* r ' dysentery. STTMjj,'1^ *ady for ripeness or development. -2-inclineil to favour, gr a produced by heat. - ( 5r ) black I. lence. <jT4r, salt. -2. flatu-HT3' a cooking-utensil. vy: a simple ~5#t a potter's kiln. or domestic sacrifice, ( for some varieties of it, see Rull. on Ma. 2. ). chalk. SJJIJT 5THTT:, m. epithets of Indra 63. ^TTfffst: 1- ~f%^, Kn. ; an epithet of Jayan- eon of Indra. -2. of. Villi. < a. ( ^v"t sfty. > fD?, ^irR -w, Cooking. digestive medicine. -4 Causing a to close. -5 Penance, expiation ( niofajrr ) ~6 Infusion, de- wound -7 Extracting extraneous substances from a wound. -1 A cataplasm. -9 A iubetance used in cootion- closing wounds or restraining bleed- ing. 1 sjf 'dHth; Borax. diet-drink. -2 Cnuiing a A sort of< wound to close. Cooking, ruaturing. a -2 Wind. -3 A fever to which elepbanU of. *2 1 ] a. Cooking, Fire. qmft [ qi -2 Ripening. -3 Digestive. -4 Softening, relaxing. -5 Snppurative. -J Sourness, acidity. ;T; 1 Fire % I The act of cooking. -2- The act of ripening. -3 A dissolvent, potter's kiln. I Cooking -3. of ?urif 1. a kitchen. -2. Arjuna. 2. 1 baking. -2 Maturing, bringing to ^: maturity. -3 Digestive, tonic. Wall. bile. | A cook. -2 Fire -Comp. $ft a female cook. -18 General fear aud panic such ,-n causes a revolution or some national calamity. -19 The subversion of a country. halting. [T^-U^SJ.] - ir-p: TT^?r^wrey Mil 5. Mad, demented. same row : Mv. 4. 14. -8 Development of the consequences of acts done.-9Graiu, ta, A 5. 24; ; -if^ down A fowler. -2 An alternative. 1 . ; 143 -4 Belonging to an argument. -5 Optional, subject to an alternative, allowed bat not are ub- ing digestion &c. Fire. ripening, causI A cook. -2 pj; -3 Wind. -4 A thing dressed without the aid of tire. ; : At the end of comp.) Becoming ripe, ripening. -2 Being ; o. pfirty or faction. qrf^q; a. Dusty, covered with dust S. 5. 29. -2 gad-fly. about in a -2 .Relating geanine.-6 Honert,iBcere.-7 Ignor- TOR7: meiiBtruom woman. V mfltf^T a. ( #T /. ) 1 Belonging 1o a fortnight, fortnightly. -2 Bea longing to a bird. -J ; spoiling. Belonging to a lunur fortnight, -J Of lect. -4 Ved. Very young .-5 Simple, ) : spj: Sult-petre. factious. 6 90 ; (n*ftlf^4sH^ 3444J Drinking, quaffing ; as in tfrtqi:, artrMF: &c. -2 Protecting, guarding, keeping ifnrr : . 1 fortnightly. -J The 2. 9. ; ; t Small.-2 fraise worthy. perfected or matured intel- ; Ve. To be cooked, it. matured &c. woman. menetrnuus -2 An unchaste or licontionn woman ?*f ..... . 2.48. -2 To role, govern ysff...^. Mk. 10. 60. -3 To beware of. -4 Ved. To observe, notice. -5 To keep, obcerve, licentious ; or gallant. weapons of Siva. -3 An epithet of defend, mr ft?nr irrftr R. ; A profligate I libertine, 1 ( digested. trrr%vr (i. 1 Cooked, dressed. Ripened ( nntnrnlly or -3 Got by boiling ( ns : A -2 Cookin. to an oblation artificially ). salt ). cook. f- Vod. Strength. ?i. ; Krishna ; ( in oflprcrl N. of th ^tifff ) live 'conch of 608 3. 21 ; Dg. 1. 15. an epithet of Krishna. .S'i. mt -Clomp. a. ifaRRr rfr /. ( A collection of fifteen. P:evIent (tffr/0> ^ or Punjab. -2 Punjab. the ifawTrT* in the A prince of (pi.) It* inhabitants. 1 ^, Composed of -(flSV/0 lancing an nicer. irfs^r ), ?^T /. ) Belating to the fifteenth day of a month. ( the five elements or containing them; Mv. 6; Y. 3. 175. |Tf%: ft /. ) Belong( ing to the five great sacrifices. Any one of the five great sacrifices. -j>. 1 Torn, cleft, split, broken. -2 Pierced, pricked;B.11.31. 7R. of Sivn. ; fSr^rarrart S. 1. 3. */ ( mling over the Panchalas. or PJ : Ttie country of the PanchfjLla*. -'2 prince of the Panchillac. ~w. (m. 1 A The people of the Pan chill a*. pi. ) 1 -2 An association of five guilds of a carpenter, weaver, harbor, washerman, and shoe-maker). ( i. Saffrn. -OOBTR, c,. o. Belonging ple of the PsnchiUas. to the peo- A *R: Of a pale red colour. The red lodfira. -2 The a1 trumpet-flower ). -3 An fonr An of Htyles composition. The j:^r>: ( i. e f itt fsft: <* mr- A j^ifl: ) 628. n puppet doll, and identified by Ganges, some with the modern Pfttna. It ii also known by the names of yu^, jpjn<jr, Me MM. 2. 3, and 4. 16, and H. 6. 24 also. , w- interjection used in ( a prolonged aide and perpendicular, or the figure formed by such intersection. arr A series, order. j: ( ) I A splitter, of a village. -J The half of a village. -4 A kind of musical instrument. -5 A bank, shor". -6 A flight of steps leading to the divider. -2 Part -7 Loss of capital or stock long span. -9 Throwing dice. water. -8 A M|,i *,*!(. er A thief, robber, pilfer- pupil. p. Tanght, instructed. Conformable to the test. [ q^-fSrft ] 1 One who ha* read or studied any subject. -2 1. Knowing or familinr with. A Brahmana who has finished his /'. ; ; -2 ( fft/. : I ) Canning, Clever.sharp, fraudulent, crafty. Arithmetic. -Conp. rf3rff -2 A kind of fish f*f<5mbT<m?tt ; 5. I An eartbern pot. -J 1 Sandal ; irrfK m^fl'^WT<jfl5 Bv. 1. 12. -2 A A 'ield. sieve. -6 A pungent manna of qTC: [ citation, -J Tin. -4 A cloud. [ -2 A w% 1^ the bamboo. -8 T5.n^ -2 -5 Catarrh. T?T ] 1 Reciting, repeating. re- Reading, -3 Studying, or r*the Vedas ( sugrujr one of the perusal, study. oiting live daily Yajuas or sacrifices to br performed dy Brlbmana* test of a book, a rending, ). -4 The variant ff% 1 sj5 ] - Trade, -3 A game. -4 trader. A stake at nlay, -5 An agreement. -6 l'raie. -7 The hand. 3ftTTMW; cf Up. 4. ; frSrsj crtfoU 3 ofteu ftHrft ) Bt\. 2. 71 at the end of corap. in the sense of carrying in the hand'; ae iNfolf ( ; &c. hand ; ' take the, altar, marry; to hold by the hand, marry; ftw'r m1fr>Ml' marriage'. -2 Ved. A hoof. fa: f. A market. -Qonp. ^ft^pi. 1. N. of Siva. -2. one ' esplaying on a drum. Jjfnft poused by the hand', a wife. y^-, ; to 7 ' -fffOT, -aw. marrying, } 8. 7 ; Ku. 7. 4. marriage : ; iryfJnw, -CTf^ftf o- matrimonial, nuptial, (-ir) a nuptial gift ufrf m., -nrt a bridegroom, hiubaad ; VMIwn^i ?mT Ms. -7 The root. A boiler. rTriij 148. 5. a ^t I a w 9. 21 J vt&t drummer. -2 Mif5*i handicrafts-man, hand. TTfri I- & blow with the -2- boxing. -3. a boxer. vmt^i) worJcumn, ar; a fingersnapping the fingers. unil;fur: irzw 2. 73. Ki. 4. ipr: R. 7. 29 arithmetic. . Bv. reader of the public ^K,ijr irrH *$*>-J Energy. -4 rashness. -5 Health. dexterity, proficiency H. 1 Ki. 9. 54. f%f ; : A rj Pur&nasor other mythological book* ' Hfr -2 breath. Extension, In geometry ) The interaction of 1 Knowing -2 Knowing 1 calling. m^; Teaching, lecturing. 5. skilful. An trryt' The hand A A tt floweis. trreftw a. Mai. 10. 6. ind. Pale-red colour. multitude of Patatit ^: public read. other sacred -3 A spiritual teacher. -4 pupil, student, scholar. -5 Ttte of a book. traffic. time and place. teacher, A books. the the lecrets of other*. A 1 ] studies. ^ A ^-^? [ lecturer, preceptor. -2 er of the I'ur&nat or epithet of Durgi. The trumpet-flower. X. of an ancient city, -OoHtp. the capital of Magadha, situated near the confluence of th Son a and Quickness q-r^r its blos- the tree or /. '" D. thus defines ( epithet of Durg&. king. qifrjft 1 A woman or princess of the Pancbllas. -2 N. of Dranpadt, the wife of the PAnclavas.-3 A doll, puppet. -4 (In Rhet. ) One of the ^-n^ 7Tf a. i of that coantry. S. ruby. TTT^: Sir: the trumpet flower. Belonging to ) The FJ 1 flower of this tree ; R. 16. 52 ; 19. 46. -2 A kin.l of rice ripening in the rains. som Mulli. on Ivn. fi. 4G. -Oomp. ahrt another reading, a variant a pause, caesura. ( v. 1. ). ijrf : -^fa: a false reading. -f?r*j<}; determining the text of a passage. * plce where the Vedas are 'S.'/learnt. "4rik4 tfgrft, -$rrr3'fr th bird. $rsr a school, college, wmim- a pupil. nary. - i -J if-^rtfr' a -($tf- ) Fiveyears old. Music of five kind*. 2 Musical instruments in general. qj^l^ry. A follower or votary 8plitting,brekdestroying. -Coxop. cleaving, , . 11 lifee hand. -2 tlie fingers. drinking by meant of trw sprout irrn 609 hand. marriage ed by a curse from having progeny himself so he allowed his first wife Kunti to make use of a charm she had acquired from Durvasas for the birth of sons. She gave birth to -3 Falling down, also ; N. 1 99 M&H. 5. ; ; 6. 8. ' union ^ij: pj m. marriage. 8. wife. a MU|p>-n the of hands ; the sacred fig- gw a missile thrown with band --gigr: m. pi. the Manes. tree. the m., -5ff a finger-nail. -^Tf 1 clapping the hands together. -2playing on a drum. -^TTrf-'rf a rope. wft ^5 : ments with the hands. Bio wing through the bands. -2 Chilly, ae a road or journey. -J Obscure, dark. irnJftTR-'r c aing at stake. 1 ( Got by play- 5ft/- ) A 37: merchant. N. of a celebrated gram- MIl'ulM'- marian who is considered as an inspired muni, and is said to have derived the knowledge _pf_hia grammar from Siva. Mlflft'ftq a. Relating to or composed by Panini A Si. 19.= 15. if, follower of Panini 3T$ ; a. Whitish, pale-white. HJgf 1 ^ blossom of the Red-chalk. -2 The ; Sahadeva. One day Pindu forgot the curse under which he was labouring, and made bold to embrace Mldrt, but be fell immediately dead in her arms. ] -Oomp. 3rr*nr: jaundice. -4H<4; I. a white Nakula and blanket. -2. a warm tipper garment. 3. the housing of a royal elephant. th^faq; m. 1. a carriage covered with a woollen blanket. -2. The housings of a royal elephant. -37; a son of Pandu, any one of the five ' white-backed ', (nr <* no auspicious marks on the having body, one from whom nothing great is to be expected. -JJTT: a region full of chalky soil. $f%3>T 1. white or Plnrfavsis. -f / chalk. pale soil. -2. the opal. ^rir: whiteness, pallor. -^TIT; jaunsketch made with dice. $fi&: a chalk a rough draft or sketch made on the ground, board &c. ; ; TO& Ijft jasmine. [ itttwrt H\4H: R^ am^ ' ] A son or descendant of Pandu,' N. of any one of the five sons of PanJu; i.e. and Mk. Yndhishthira, Bhimn and Arjuna and Madri, his other wife, by the use of the same charm, gave birth to 5. 6. Krishna. An ula^lVH! epithet of Krishna. to the a. Belonging P&ndavas. Scholarship, profound learning, erudition !T^T TW3T ; wVwit: Cleverness, skill, dexterity, sharpness H^l^t itl^ft suta^TJ 5ff?Ri^ 1 Bv. qlg^r^T a. Pale- white, whitish, pale, u l:^'4i'd*({|<J: ; ft*rf*<: yellowish-white Jaundice. -3 N. of -2 colour- 22. 3. -y: 1 the Ttf* a. Suffering from jaun- Ms. 3?^s-irr&: shot; 8. 44. An A -9 R. |ra- cast, 18. -& 13. attack, inroad. -9 Happening, to paas, occurrence. -10 failing, defect. -II An epithet of A coming R4hu. -12 in astr. ( An ) inauspici- ous or malignant position or aspect. -13 The node in a pin net's orbit. ?? ?3^l] Felling, Causing to fall down, bringing or throwing down, knocking down. -2 Throwing, casting. -3 Humbling, lowering. -4 Removing. N. B. ;f 1 ; ' ; tion, <Jlffi?tp-p- 1 Cast down, struck down. -2 Overthrown, humbled. -3 Lowered. in. -4 Felling or throwing down. -5 Pouring forth, discharg- tained Falling habitually or frequently. -2 or disposed to fall. -3 Losing one's caste. -4 Going to hell. *rt a mountain, a 1 The declivity of precipice. -2 [ ql poff swiRir-^ ] Whitish, pale-white, yellowish-white, pale R. 14. 20; Ku. fffts <Jtf *T: S. 3. 10 3. 33. * The white leprosy. -Oomp. ^-gj a species of sugar; ; cane. a. bo felled poaod ( Tha water-elephant. To be caused to fall, to or cut down. -2 To be imI as a tine ); see crime law-given ( Hrndn rfi^iiflt enumerate five great sins Sin, ; on Ambalika, one called be was born pale ( qfj ) by realon of hit mother having become with fear when in private quite pal with the sage Vyaia ( WTrTtJrrflrfliftl irirr flwf 3$n ITWI^* 9t\& ^ ; i ). He was prevent- W Mi. N..of a country inhabitant* cTvqrita' rot: Tts^JT: and A ( its w. uncoloured woollen gar- ment. 1 : ; T fWSrfif^ I njfft qTJTItpirtJI 11.55. ). a- Sinful, guilty. pi. ) R. 4. 49. -ff^ri king of that country ; R. 6. 60. JliTl'T An An epithet cf Sfttnrn. -2 Of Yama. -3 Of Karna. -4 Sugriva. m^ fW\ft" Patanjali tf (TftfH: Paribbashendmekbara. The system of philosophy ; of Vicbitrav rya. Panda, because WT S^IIHS colour. q-f|- A 77 in Apt Pandu. phant. -4 N. of the father of the PandavM. [ He was begotteD trft Mb. ; ing, emitting. ^ia-ji: WM Shedding, throw, ; 3' -w^TfiT:. -6 emitting; discharging, stroke blow, Tbe 1 lt^>: or yellowub-white pale- white whiteelecolour. -2 Jaundice. -3 He dissolution, ruin Ms. 10. 37. ^ fj- Vyasa widows -4 Destruction, Ku. 3. 44. -5 A rise anil fall'. ; yellowish by ; ' rqrfft Ooiug to, descending, alighting on. -2 Falling, sinking. -3 Being con- qtff^TH; m. Paleness, white or pale of the fall, sj-; i 1. 2. TTTftS*?: U. down , ^TTfiT*f 5 *T?iKTr q-*n? 5 it^f^f ? a. dice. ites q. v. fqr fgj^ ; -Comp. -^MTfa*: N. of $rsi N.of Yudhisbthira. MlB^l *r Jrsni downfall(flg. ' ^TarTPT: falling rthe feet '; K. 11. 92 qicft'- ); ^-JT i||Ut| a. Praiseworthy, comend- Yogp able. trni 1 Protecting, guarding, -m. Falling. -2 qTrT ;'.;' See Sin. -3 A guardian. Protected, guarded &o.; qr. TTcTt C 'I'^l 3 ' ^'y' n 8i flight. -2 Alighting, descending, descent. taught by Patanjali. (It is generally belie Jen. that Patanjali.the author of the Mababbashya, is the same at the author of the Yoga system a dubious puint )- ; but it li 610 Un. 1. 114 ] 1 The last of the seven regions or worlds under the earth, laid to be peopled by Nagas the seven regions are 3KRJ, $33, gcTc*, ; -. and iitrra. -2 (Tarrac*) Tsiffs, The lower rogiona or world in geneR. 15. 84 ral 1. 80. -3 An excavation, a hole. -4 Submarine fire. -5 ( In astrol. ) The fourth house or sign from that in which the sun is tTcra, TrT^f a. ( 9?r/. ) I Measured out with any vessel or a measure called 3rre A *Ti-wr A kind of instru1 3-; present. ment for distillation or the calcination and sublimation of metals. -2 N. of Jupiter's year ( of 361 days ). the Ganges of the frirr -Oomp. lower world. afrffg; m Rr?5?:, , a demon. P)4lU:, 'llRl'i. "*. 1 a Niga or a serpent-demon. A qTTrt: 1 -2 master. A 2- To make worthy ?*sr?*nf*r 5hr S. 5. 20. -2 trnftfrfft To honour, qr^ror bird. -3 A or position. A 1 -2 snare, trap. vessel. -3 A A woman email earthen a husband, to chastity. 1T=I i 1 A drinking- vessel , cnp, jar. vessel or pot in general f^rnrr^r B. 5. 2, 12 ; any sacrificial TV. -2 ] A sacrificial vessel or A of any kind, recipient A uten- An oblation. -vntaPfcr: Constant 1 or hypocritical WcI 7HF?f3f [ sun. Fire. 1 r ] -2 -5 reiervoir. A ; fit receptacle Pt. 2. 97. n. [ qr-sig^srj- ^ ] 1 Water; G. L. 26. -2 Air, wind. -3 Food. -4 7Tm The sky. -Comp. 3t 1. a lotus. -2. a concii. ftj: %:, -tjsc: a cloud. -Rfa:, -<Ti*h the ocean; N. 13. 20. * '^'le <m3X "* n. sea ~2 The eye- ' Scab. worthy worthy to fit or person, a person receive gifts frrRT 714 cf5^?ft ?r flia 35 ] 1 Provender or provisions for a journey ; Tr^ifSf^g;g: Ki. viaticuinj 5TBTC 37 V. 3. Me. 11 R ; zodiac. ; tmraift V.I dramatis personal. -7 A The channel or king's minister. -8 bed of a river.-9 Fitness, propriety. -10 An order, command. -11 A leaf. .! 1 A kind of in jasure ( anr^r ). 3f? 1 -2 A preservative from sin. A vessel, plate, dish. -2 A small furnace. -3 N. of Diirga. -Ooap. ruddr. 1- lar K e Peddle used as a -2- 'he rod of a balance a servant. -^HfK: a n {JSWS ) -in! 1. the cleaning or purification of a veuel. -2- the current of a river ( A foot L ean emaciated. ?: 1 A -2 Rugged garments. cop, pot. qT3fffa: 1 A competent minister. -2 animals ); men whether of 71^ to at the oad of ouinp. is changed f ter g and numerals t. c. crr< j nd also :when 8*l*i'H n$ CtoH * than other 138-140; e. of qr^ is persona or SR* g. The nom. 4. pi. oiten aduud to names of titles Ii. V. 1'. &c.; ?isnr^ of address to l 13 so U. 6 show ; ^ ; To use msnmi aa a drink- Bh, 3. 138 srnnT: I- a wheel worked by for raising up water from a 3. 8. fteet a well. -2. foot-stool. square foot, -arrwr a 3jTf7rr?r5T trampling or ; motion of the feet, floundering. kicked. a. / 1. s?rff^ treading or trampling. -2- a kick. J'3*, -jffj 1- water for washing the feet. -2. waterin which the feet srrfcT revered persons are ; ^ : ; ; 14. -4 the foot or root of a morbid and swelling of the feet. jff)-| the ankle. 3T?T seizing or clasping the feet (as a mark of Ku. 7. raspectful salutation); -g*., - -4. a sand-bank -5. hail. gTT?4' ^TT: l-going shuffliug of the feet. ^ on foot, walking ?{% f^^tj trr^ftor Trft Me. 60 if Gauri should R. 11. 10. -2. the walk on foot ; ; ; ab. 1 ifefr: legs daily position of ths planets. --dlR^ a. I- walking or going on foot. i none. infa -^fff?T, ' 16. 53 (.wijero ihe \vord hat, senite -3 The foot or leg of an. 1 also ) inanimate object, as of a bed-stead. ; , ' or veiioration ItfrfSTtTt tTnriff n s 3KT^f lotus-like foot. sn$a gift to a Brahmana or a venerable a boat. parson. sr^^ir 1 srr^cfi' washing the feet. -2- the water used for washing the feet. 3T^rar; the ankle. arnmr: a kick. srnfiT a. prostrate, fallen at the feet of ; Ku. ^j^ : -^ ( holy. T?T: a serpent. SRrfogfT an anklet. -TT: afoot-step. so ^nrRaqr?!: &o. -2 A ray of ligh,; qra^rf> nr^f; "HRSTft ^latft- I- 328 5t. 9. 34 irsrift Den. P. have been washed. Wflnif3: Trfm; B. 1. 57; &o. ( The word A lng-veiel butter-milk containiug a fourth part of water. sirvr^ n. water in which the feet ( of revered persons) n. washed, and which is thus considered ( irr^q'ri^tTfT, ir^rftcT i vessel of iron, bras* or silver. -3 Fire. -4 4 crow. -5 A heron. -6 Rust of Iron. -7 Mucus runing from the foot. ( -^ ) ind. 1. after the interval of a step. -2. close or uear to. 3^5 or great respect vessel, pot &o. - The -Comp. BTJJS: the great toe. -afcr- tfa-> point or extremity of the feet. arer^ the interval of a step, the distance of a of sacred and ] circle. 3?if the L or twelve Angulis. eijual to -tfasr, -T?r Water. sj ; vessel or utensil. -3 -4 to partake fellow. The measure ; Worthy treacherous 7TT: of a particular class. f Fidelity A a the point or extremity of the foot Ratn. 1. 1 -3^: a foot-mark. shr?; -^r an ornament for the foot, an anklet. ajjjrff: -<$ /. a toe. meals or dinner-time,' a parasite. at -2 Brahma Sfttras. -9 A part in general. -10 A column, pillar. -11 A foot as Measured, sown, or cook , 1 ' . -12The quadrant of a -t , ' dignify. sil. The Gangetic porpoise. q Loss of caste ; IT^rTi TT5T o. of meal. husband. : 1 ed with a Palra. qnfnr ; fourth part as in fl-qrr^ one and onn-fourth rupee ; *iT5): M 8 8. 241 Y. 2. 174. -7The fourth part of a stanza, slioe.-STlie fourth part of a chapter or book, as of the ArihyAyas of Panini, or of the quarter, ; vessel, cup, dish. Tlfsf^o. 1 Having or p r ovide;i with a drinking- vessel. -2 Having fit or worthy persons. Tffna 8 U. -5 The foot of a mountain, a tho foot of a mountain ( TITH sreifa^m: }; Mo. 19 5. 6. 16. -6 A 1TJ7- hill at ; ; A In the possession of <*. worthy persona. a tree ; us m -2- fighting on foot. ( -m. ) 1. a 5f ( pcd- strian. -2. a foot-soldier. a Sudra. JTRT butter-milk mixed with one-fourth of water. gfrj the tarsus. FTST the sole of the foot. 3f:, -wr, -^T^f a boot or sho. -^fTT chP in the feet. ry; a 611 the in sensation burning A feet. sand used for rubbing the an anklet. -^mr: move- ment of the feet tree nlTwro^ ; II. 1. 69 M. ; 7: 1. a 8. 9. i^sr ; a climbing plant. La foot-stool R. ; filling 28 17. Ku. ; a vulgar trade ! of a ba.ber . A wooden-shoe, ( 3. A , shoe. to the ing as that q^l^^c-miMruif' K. a ^$T: shoe. -2- a foot-guard. 7$T I* of an elephant. ^JV a shoe, boot. ,-tTfT! the ( Indian ) fig tree. *fF f^srsj- a shoe, srnsrr a boot. toe. -ftfj. a the foot of a mountain. -fry: welling of the foot. ^r4r cleaning the feet by washing, washing the feet Pt. 1. 172, |w*, -%rr I. hill at washing the feet person. *mf- respect feet. -2. service. by touching the ^r?: cracking ' of the feet', chilblain. a kicked. fif; numbness uf the feet after pressure upon the crural nerves. tfNr^ ind- I- without division or transition. -2. all at once. A : m. One knowing : ing the The ft 3[T :, A or read- boat. Drinking, quaffing, kissing a foot- man. foot-soldier lip. ) a*MH3m*Qtt. ; Si. 18. 4. Ml^lfft:, <4l^lifl*:i Ml^lftjtt: A foot- ; ; drinking vessel. -5 Sharpening, whetting. -6 Protection, defence. -7 ^ ] : villain. snrr*:, sesamum addicted vendor of TO. ftwT: intoxication, spirits. sinful. a hard drinker. A 1 vendor of a. ^f3r-3r4i ] I sand. T^^r; an ; cf . qTO 5Tt ] 1 15 otter. *- ?rn7Ti -STrf&sjTT a place where water disrtibuted to travel- is sprr- [ fcf'r f^w n^iW H . ( tff/- Amounting ) ; sitf to 25 irrf^a. I Footed, having feet. -2 Having four parts, as a stanza. -3 Receiving or entitled to a fourth m. I An amphibious animal. -J An heir to a fourth part of an TTT 5T> 7 ; [ HHprfil WT: B v. 1. WitHniwM> ifr Dn. 23 3. wicked, vicious ff^f, N. of K&labhairava. rr^ Kn. 5. 83. a sinner a bad counsellor or friend. a. freed from sin, purified. 37. ] 1 Evil, -2 T-arrrsinfal, ?T *Tn^ ; destruction of sin. low-born. ( -ftj/. ) vile condition. birth, birth in an inferior 1. ffrw a. * infernal. mall-pox. *^!t. -2- belonging to the wicked. 7r a. 1. inverted. -2. oonfnsedconfusion. evil, wicked by nature, dtiHi a. evil minded wicked. ( w. ) a wicked thought. CT " destroying sin ; Ms. 7. 25. *?' Bad, sinful, wicked. irnrer evil-minded. q^ q^tMk. 1. 36 f^^t fWfT Bg. 6. 9. -2 Misctievous, destrucrf^!T ^f^HI tive, accursed ; $*in a. evil, ->rr;, -flf? <s Bt-f^ir5TT o. 3T7J Atraveller, a way-farer;t f^i?rir5fT paramonr. einful, Drink- -2 To be protected or preserved. Water. -2 A drink, 4r 1 potion, beverage. -Oomp. 5rT%wr able. *5nfTT a T$OT: drinking vessel, goblet. 71 & evil-minded,' wicked, depraved. a. a- [ -2 a wicked, sinful. person. inauspicious. potion. spiritual li- qnors, a distiller. ^A irr%: a villainous drink, beverage, A 1. sinner. ^-: plant. sfr* 1 , ^ a. inf: evil. gre a- evil-eyed. ^TFftf: a canning minded, wicked. or vile barber. HI^M a. destroying or expiating sin. ( -sr: ) 1 . N. of Siva -2> of Vishnu. (-JT) expiation, a. atonement. (%rj% wicked, 1 ; demon. a drinking spirituous liquors. destruc- a planet of evil or malignant aspect, such as Mars, cq- a. desSaturn, IMhu or Ketu. troying sin, expiating. ( -JT : ) the -OTnrt: bard drinking. 'ftfs'Wi -fraT I. a drinking party. -2- a dram-shop, ttvern. 7 a. : removal or $r*T: tion of sin. A distiller. -2 Breath, expiration. -Oomp. -t s tavern. sjrm': srrtT a- wicked, villaincommitting murderous deeds ; MM. 5. 24. arcjnr. -^nr^ a., evilintentioned, wicked minded. srt, sinful, a sinner -*rtT^i -^[ *c- The sun. a quarter or fourth per cent. profligate exceeding- - aw ous, A A canal. 4. a sinner. l(i$ -2 Drinking ; Infantry. soldier. ir':mrT ; 10. Ms. 7. 53, 9. 13, spirituous liquors 12. 45. -3 A drink beverage in general Ms 3. 227 Pt. 1. 389. -4 ler! A a ( ; nw37T^rer an 31131%: /. expiaiion amSTT one of the unlucky day. seven divisions of the planetary courses. srr^'K a- following evil or sinful courses, leading a sinful aiTWl a. vicious, wicked. life, evil-minded, sinful, wicked. ( -m. ) rib of a boat. a cormorant. f oot-aoldier, or st^nr a -Comp. 231 ly wicked, vilest q. v. q^gyit : y?r traveller. A II. ind. Badly, iinA wretch, sin* T: wrongly. ful person, wicked Water for ; Ms. ; R. 12. 19. ; 1 w^ 37 9. ful. - ; estate. ; fully, r% way of speaking of a person; part. 181 foot. ^S^T^Tl ff*I ' 3. Mk. m. a -Comp. Bklong- ). S3T a foot-print. ijjy |. the tarsus. -2. the sole of the foot. -3. the heel. -4. the foot of a mountain. -5. ft tKWV 6 ytt qw may the evil be averted forbid' (often ', 'god used in dramas). -2 Sin, crime, vice, rf^ hoe-maker. 11. prostration ( at the feet ). nra a foot stool s snjrfT a shoe. a kick. ^tpr 1. a chain, fetter. -2. a stock of cattle. vrrT: a quarter. trr^nr: bad fortune or Evil, qr ; fta^Ve. ; ; ws*^rsTOTT*T Viva. j *ian7*f washing the feet. showing sandal state a*T T^T 2frr*rr tnrf * Bk. 3. 56 B. 12. 17. -Comp. qnts a shoemaker. -2. white atone j^rfr out a line. -2- an expletive; 3 TTf STO* a polite . Going on foot. ; zrgwfr S. 5. 7. -1. a foot-stool (-qr)a shoe. &s:, - a grove of trees. ??T I fourth part. (OT-3?r/.) . 1 A ciocs planet. ; ; ftw M. 4. -3,Low, vile abandoned ; Ms. 3. 52 4. 171. -4 Inauspicious, in malignant, foreboding evil ; wicked person. -2 : / o. in. ?fr A ^ A inanspi- Sin, crime. Hunting, chase, Imparting or incurring kind of measure. > ; M o- bad. A ( *ft/- ) ginner. Sinful, wicked, 612 Most inf nl, wort, rery o. wicked guperl. of ( TT T/. ( wicked vile or q.v. ) I m. Sinful. ness, gnilt Worse, more ) TR Hurtf-il, injnrimn. -2 I ( crime wicked- Sin, nn ?yidHinr^: *tr?*ffT 48 7. 20 Mai. 5. 85. -2 Evil, bad for- ; 1. ; ; 86 Ms. 6. tune or state. ; m A m*H scab. - kind of skin-diieag*, sulphur. ITTWT o. Diseased with scab. a. jr- (TT-ft/. O^O -2 ) -5 Poor, helpless Foolish, stupid. * 5. A | fool, an idiot ; ; W^ffr %wrm: Bv. 1. 72. -2 A wicked or low man. -1 One engaged in the moat degrading occupation, See 1 ! ' lit TR^irfelTTt ; to bring sft a to <jrr^ above. -Oomp. close ' . ) meaning on beyond gome, times entrs into comp. e. g. nrr'T Tmrs? beyond the Gangpg or the ocean ), -Comp. arrit- -STTTT both banks, the nearer and farther bank. Qnick-sil eer. the other side of, *: ( ' ' qr> ' ' ; ( T: ) the sea, ocean 4 yrr^nrTT^Tt- ; Bv. ; 4. 11. -2 reading anrof 1. going across. through, perusal, thorough study -3. the whole, completeness or totaas in jnjiiKIT lity of anything nnTm*r gulphnr. <JT 1 Accomplishing, ful-2 Reading through, perusal. -3 Eating after a fast, concluding a fast. -4 The complete text of a book. orr Eating after a fast, concluding a fast qrnr <*&fr Tmrt Vb. 1 R. 2. 39, 55, 70. -2 Eating ; ; ( in general ) 1 nn act, degimus of going to the other end. IT o. I. crossing over, ferrvingacrosg.-2 one who has gone to the end of, one who hag completely mastered anything, ed. ( o. Drinking. -3 ing, moistening. whetting. HTft^ Sharpening, TTTT Low, vile, contemptible. e* 1 Water. -2 Drinking. -3 Protection. -4 A measure ( qRiTfai ) -5 Practice, profession. 7N a. ( ^fr/. ) qrTffT TWIT: [ 3TOT] of water or milk ^., -3- | Rice boiled in milk Ms. 3. 271. 5. 7 ; Y. 1. 173. -2 Turpentine. -3 An Made ; oblation # 1 of milk, rice, and sugar. Milk. -2 Ambrosia, nectar. Mmift* o. ( rfy /. Fond of ") : A -r ira keeping, fulfilling. -nrfJPTa. one who has gone to the other side or shore ( ff ) a Jaina. 1 also. HKrT Quick-silver. re- IDependence, subjection, subservience. a. ( Miffed ) I Belonging -2 Useful in the ^r/. to the next world. future life. Reward in ) Ms. ; 2. a future life 236. Quick-silver : ; 82. 1. . pr^FT N. of a barbarous tribe ; m. ^T; see pi. Ms. 10. 44. a. ( wt/. ) [ ^-05^ ] 1 Enabling to cross. -2 Carrying; over, another's wife 235. gifTKf?*T TITO -3 saving, delivering. gatisfying. Pleasing, On "id. the other iide of *TTO( Mai. MH3lT<3 5. ; 19; seeiTK An : adulterer ( intri) a. ; ; ; Alien, to belonging -2 Intended for other*. -3 -4 Useful in the Hostile, inimical. ^r: An enemy adversary. Doing anything for fntnre happiness ( TO^ffm )i pions conduct. next world. ^ ; qtrfrJ Adultery, -intriguing with Ms. 11. 60 Y. 3. 7H5f3lB " 57; ] ; ; (*T/0 Foreign, outA foreigner. -2 A traveller. a. ( srft/. ) Belonging to a foreign country, foreign. foreigner. -2 A traveller. i4K*l^ A present. reading for srrwcT.) ( ^rr: 1 A perhaps a mil- MKHSHI a Relating to a Paramahamsa,' or a religions man who has subdued all big senses. Most sublime asceticigm or medita- r/ ( Alien, ) tion. -Oomp. ( 1 m. Gold. ;f: A stone or rock. [ 7-fll^ 55^ ] Carryinng bringing over. -2 delivering, of; / ) highest truth or spiritual knowledge. essential, truly or really existent f=rf%*rr ^ adulterer. ; across, wr ; An ^ relating to Relating to TTTti or the ; ;: in* ind- such asceticism. -2 Real, lostile, inimical. ; furtheregt or concluding limit Ve. 3. 25. -4 The fullest extent, thetotality of anything ijfsTJHhrJJBMUI: t*Hl5(q R. :18. 50 ( qrt *T% Hf, -*rr I. to cross over, surmount, get over Pt. 2. 6. -2. to accomplish, fnlfll ; as in? sn ^ ] ; 1 A cloud. Saving-, Satis- -3 ; Y. 2. 295. landish. TTT a. Ved. | Being on the other bank or side. -2 Last, final. -3 Upper. -4 Deoigive. -5 Effectual. 7 I End. -1 Decision. another. ; Enjoined by the a. MKrIN*' ligious treatises of another. - tftt ; for, appro- guing with the wife of another MK+i) 7 fit Adequate, wise, seen the other side of anyone who has completely thing, mastered For hat become familiar with anything; R. 5. 24. 2. ; [ 2$7 above gi ; com- , far-seeing, foot-goldier. ( Den. U. I To be able. -2 To bring or lead over; geeircaug. : Tmwsrnf Tnjt Tiw anus Y. 3. 92. 90, 91 TIT5 ) -t ) boil- ed milk. ; -2 Satisfying. priate. 1 who hag Drinking. 22 5. a. capable of being pleted or finished. ; Water. Ku- ; : sidering, meditation. -3. action. -4. light. afiTWi- completely familiar or conversant with ( with gen. or in comp.); Ms. 2. 148 Y. 1. 111. -3. prof onndly learn- y faction. filling. TJT: ; Diseased wiv,h scab, scabby. Vile, wicked. -3 Low, vulgar, base. -4 Ud. D. -3. to master fully, become iff;. 5^gw5l7gnfr DV. Oamp. TTWT TTT proficient in conapar. of U. |-* trrrarsTr q. v. ) Ved4nta. -3 mr^rftCr, arrjftrMr ariog for truth, loving truth or right JT J5T9T: IRWrfS^T: Pt. 1 342. -4 Excellent, supremely good, best. " ( sRt/- ) Supreme, best. . ; chief, principal. 613 Gone to the oppo- a. Relating to bank or side. -2 Crossed, traversed. -J Transcendent, who hag subdued all his N. of a river 1 site -2 Royal position. m<'" t>OE, - ( ) [qWiir- See ui to tional, hereditary. Ttfa ^tf'O!^ [ Here- 1 ] dove -3 ; A 1 TITraTT. <m<4<J reader lecturer, Purinae or mythological works. -2 A pupil, scholar. ditary succession, continuous order. -2 Traditional instruction, tradition. ; P'g eon ^ ^m smr H^Tifgf^ Mode, method, manner jl ( -2 Regularity. qffolft ) = TlfiT.K f turtle-dove, i ^tf|TF5r3T<JT*rnr>Tfcft ITRTS^T: A robbor,highway[oan. r A I of the tradi- rewsrd Mk. 5. present, Pigeon. i%95'- Handed down, S A standard bearer. A 3TT1(T: hereditary, ancestral. [iRcftT: rr 4,9.1. Handed down from father Trtl'frr a- A --J7 Mil. highest insignia. "ft/- suUtory. ; : i?w ] (^T/-) Pleasing, gratifying, con- ] : Supremacy, I an ascetic Bh. irj: q- v. Rntinuo, attendants, followers. 3. 154 Me. 38. -2 A monkey. -3 A mountain. -Oomp. ararftNo a kind of pigeon. i?r N. of the river HK C 5 Sarasvatt. manager of a ; Intermediation. -Comp. 1 -jqj?l: : traditional instruction, tradional regarded by the Pauranikas as or proof. MHI^lfl"! a a. 1 Pleasing, gratifying. -2 Able to go to the end of or accomplish anything. 'fr- Relating to the next world. next world useful in the N. ; fnneral rites A T: ^ 92. 4. ; Mu. or Relating to ; rr^r ti An m<|^ir., im?T^: Vyasa, son of Paratara. Ved. : ('ft/-) an axe. ^j 1 Made 1 woman T: ; or of smtj WTUT? ; MB. *r ( pi. ). A A a. ( S^T: sr^r- Surrounded ) a ditch. Persia. -2 = 2. he Persian language. Persia. -2 A Persian 1 srr: ( TO. pi. ) The Persian TnMftaitWtTt 3TJ JTS^ft ^WtS^jf-TT u.Kfqat I N. of a certain district. -2 N. of a sage, the author of the Gribya Sutras. : adulterine, a basHH^folti; An from another's wife born ( tard . N. of one of the five trees of I Parndiae ( said to have been produced at the churning of the ocean and come into the possession of Indra, from whom it was wrested by Krishna and planted in the garden of his beloved Satyabhami ); sr? -2 The coral tree. 13. ; bewildered, disturbed or perplexed U.4 22.-^; A boat. -% Restlessness, uneasiness, Mai. 4. 3. A MIKftl*l: goose. A wedding : marriage; wrj: Vaisbth. a. 1 rrftorrs'f ftfft ftwihFl -2 Marriage settlement. Household furniture and qjflUll^j Ms. 9. 11utensils ; - born in the . eg in adopted son ). ; Per- -2 present. The coral tree. -2 The Devadaru tree. -3 The Sarala tree. -4 The Nimba tree. I 1 Bail, security, surety. ^/- qTfTrTOTr A string binding the hair, of pearls for ) > Current, common, universally received. -2 Technical ( as a word &c. ). qifTnil^H/ An atom, a mote in a son-beam the measure of un atom Bhashi P. 14. ; ; TriTWI'fCircumference oompas8. ";il7fM^ Limit, limited extent or number. l (*r/-)Being before a. (zfT/.) Relatingtoon the eccamarriage. -2 Obtained cir 1 Property sion of marriage. received by a woman at the timeof qjHmiuf 1 r uneasiness, agitation. Treraour. tremulonsnesa. -3 Fragrance. ; R. 4. 60. ( R. ( 7. ; -2 A kind of drug. round a village. m q. v. Of another sr^ Tlil^^^^VT -2 Swimming, floating; 30 16. 61. -3 Agitated, ^jtr-R.S.ll. : TIT/. fro, rolling, shaking, plexity, servant. patronymic of Janagreat-grandson of Arjuna, ^rf^jT and to unsteady .tremulous sitnated : horse. Vyasa and sun of Parik*hit. by chamber-maid. 9. I mendi- religious 1. female attendant, a Mb. -J An adul- $nf : ruejiiya, -2 The son of a Brahmapa by a Sndra 178 from to or derived Iron. of * Ve. A Moving A A : -2 Relating J the one of play, interlocutors in the prologue ; -2 contemplative saint, an ascetic who devotes himself to abstract meditation. pigeon. < epithet of Snka. -2 subservience. <m|3f epithet of Particularly; sncb religious mendicants or ascetices as study the cant. Dependence, subjection, iron. An N. of Vyasa. mi$lft< m. MK^Jll^H. " 1. to -2 Completely conver- Sartra Sutras of Obsequies, One who goes sant with. ] Mb. both aides. ' - A servant or an 1 -2 An assistant of the iffi 3-5 ] attendant the face, being near or present. mRa<*v Presence. )^(' N. of one of the seven principal mountain ranges 18. 16 ; see ; R. fjn^. A travailing carriage 614 A r: mendicant, religions The garden of Indra.-6 Aloe-wood. An an ascetic. younger brother ig a mar- <mT5fT?j: A Tradition. Dust or ashes. cake 3^5 ( U mf^^ivj That which q. v. ). qifTTT a. ( / *T Belonging to ) an assembly or council.-^: 1 A person present at an assembly, a member of an assembly, such as an asses- A -2 king's companion. retinue of a eod. ^r: The pi. ) ^ Taking part in an assembly. One present rriTTO: at an ) 1 ^ bracelet. Taking, seizing. A I ke , fun n ele- rope for tying phant's feet. -2 Aquantity of water. -3 A drinking vnssel. water jar, cup. -4 A milk pa.l; Si. 12. 40. -5 Pollen of flowers. ). aeparateness, '1-nJld, IK trrfSrsf a. ( 1 ^r/. ) ^n: fK; ^ [ Earthen, earthly,terreatri&l, relating to the earth ^nfj- ^gr qrf3^Sr^srf^ R. 13. 64. -2 Ruling the : ; sr : I An earth. -3 Princely, royal. inhabitant of the earth. -2 A king, sovereign ; R, 8. 1. -3 An earthen vnssel. -4 The body. -% An earthly -- substance. -Comp arrfrgr:, -H'^T:, -ger: a prince, the son of a king. sf^Tr, -H'Q4i, -5?rr the daughter of a king, princess. An 1 epithet 3^37: Consumption R. 11. 45. of ) Completely versed in or conversant rpfr: A 1 A filament handful of rice. -2 -2 Ashes -4 of Eadamba. -5 N. of ( ijjjfti ). Yama. qtffjfoj a. ( tfr /. conclusive. m<4U| i. with. Household furniture or ntensils. ( ofr y. ) Final, <w^ ) VTT: last, wr ] Belonging or relating to a Parvan falling on a Parva day, such as the R. II. full-moon, new-moon &o. 82 Mu. 3. 10. -2 Waxing, increas1 ; qiff?: 1 A lion. -1 A large ser- the moon ) of The cereof offering obl-itions to all the ( as pent. boa. ing VHT mony Manes at a . 1 The a. tun. -2 Fire. qTjfa Parvan. ( / guage, abuse, reproach, scurrilous F. 2. language, insult ; Bg. 16. 4 in word or 12, 72. -4 Violence ( ; ) ; Ms. 8, 6, 72 ; 7. 48, 51. -5 lib. Near, proximate. -&-wf 1 The part of the body below the arm-pit, the region of the a. "?' ] ; The ?r^ tfft|uurthuiwi? MB flank side, ( ) inanimate objects or animate -2 89. in general ( of ) ; [ 7% TO 3Tor ] Being or living on a mauntain. -2 Growing (in or coming from a mountain. 3 Mountainous. r A multitude of mountains, a mountain-range. crrfcft [ irftTtm^ Ft. 1. 324 -3 Vicinity. -4 Ved. A x%: An epithet of curved knife. Jina. *$ 1 A multitude of ribs. -2 A fraudulent expedient, a dishonourable means. -3 The extremity of the fore-axle of a wheel. ( trr*^ is used adverbially in the sense of 'near to,' ' ' towards '; S. 7. by the side of, 8 . so qr*wh^ 'from the side of, away, ' from ' '; irpsf ^ sf neat ' ', ^Bh. at hand ' ', at f$f%fSTJT'irr^5T7T.^f 1. 9. 3. 37 ). -Oomp. an attendant, a servant; R. a rib. srnrrrf a. one 2. 'J. srf^l who has come very near. standing by the side. crab. TT, -TT, -^T, -f^KT a. being close to, standing by the side of. a servant ; R. 11. iT: an attendant, : a. I JKT being at the ride, being near or close to, attending upon. -2- sheltered, -^j a servant, an attendant ; R. 9. 72 14 29. ?! 43. . ; an attendant, a servant. side ( of the human body ^r ). ; the snv: the Jaina pontiff. crft^fsr I. turning round from one side to the other in a bed. -2- N. of a festival on the eleventh day of the first half of Bhi( when Vishnu is supposed upon the other side in his drapada ) I Roughness, rnggedness, hardness. -2 Harshness, cruelty. unkindnegs -3 Abusive lan( as of disposition) A Sit4, qTnr^TS^f -2 An epithet of ; plishing. At the end of comp. axe. the side'; Lakshmt. ; ( i)r^|c(; q ) Antimony. A warrior armed with an . daughter of the earth comp. ) Thoroughly versed in, well acquainted with Bk. 2. 46. -J Fulfilling, completing, accoma. if ( 1 Being on or going ovar to th<* other or opposite side. -2 ( At the end of mfiq /. a. sr a? ;] 1 W^ ] * Mountain-born. ribs qTSpf GreatnesB,imraensity, width. . a- [ lit severulty, Ku. 1.2); cf. enr sr ; ; Tf^BT ; B. 4. 77. me- tronymic of Yudhiehthira, Bhtma and Arjnns, but especially of Arjuna Bg. 1. 25 and several other places. -2 A king. -Oomp. snTW: an epithet of Krishna. Taking, 57. A seizing. -2 Surround!' g. maker ot garlands. CT A kind of enigma or riddle. "') J IT*?: [ S*H1T 3Tfw srj ] A I separation, singleness, variety. - A 1 : former birth Ku. 1. 26. -2 A female cowherd. -3 Anepi bet of Draupadi. -4 A mountain stream. -5 A kind of fragrant earth. -Cojnp. -jfcrsT: ! an epithet of Karttikeya.-2-of Ganeaa. TT*rt>T a. ( *ft/. ) Dwelling in a mountain. *;; 1 A mountaineer. -2 N. of a particular mountain tribe ( pl- ) Relating to or made of leaves, leafy. -2 Raised from leaves ( as a tax ). a. ( oft/. ) as- sembly, a spectator. MlR$l4: Belonging to rain. tt. left over, remainder. ( Unintelligible, ) Mystery, secrecy. asceticism. m. Fr/. ( ( ? ). - TrfT3T3T$, TTftaTSif The wandering life of a religioui mendicant, sor. - in her irt mysterious, secret, obscure. ried. ( A sword : Tmf^T^, Trf^w* Being unmarried while a epithet of Brihaspati. r &<* ] 1 N. of Dnrgl, born as the daughter of the Himalaya mountain ( she was Sati to turn sleep ). the side or flank. of Mahadeva. bsing by the side, at- vrnt: an epithet a- 1 tending, waiting upon. -2- adjacent. an attendant R 2. 46. ( -in. ) 1. -2- a companion, associate ; Ku. 4. ; 29. SIT: a. I. sleeping on the side. -2- sleeping by the side. gjy, -# 1. a shooting pain in the side. -? 615 kind of ornabeing at the side, a &&;. pleurisy. ment. a. ^r a proximate. ( -w. ) 1 companion. -2. an assistant of a stage-manager cf TrRri'&P the side, foster-father. -7 Protection. -8 One who maintains or observes ( as 1 a promise &c. Tnraffr wnfrsffi T: TH^TO. . ; ferer, thief. Tr^itT^ ind. A tecting, cloee to hand, by B. 19. 31; Pt. ; the side. ^: I A A companion, Belonging to the side. sides-man, partisan.-! an associate. -3 A 4 One fraudulent juggler. money by ; ; king Drnpada,andof hisaonDhriah- tadynmna. epithet of Draupadi. -2 Of Dnrga. : ; , [ irf^HSfa promise, vow &o. ). -3 The milk of a cow that has recently calved. 3? &o. retinne com- ( of a god ). -3 One an assessor. A member of m. f. U?. 4.52 [ The 1 ] 1 A protector, guardian an assembly, Kn. ft Jijr-ft heel <Jtf*SXp-p- 1 Protected, guarded, preserved. -2 Observed, fulfilled. ir^^sH^r N. cf a sage, son of Karenu ( who first taught the science of elephants ). c? The science of A I hawk. Tho olibanum ^r Incense. 1. cleared of foes.' -4 A kick. -5 Desire of conquering. -6 Inquiry, f. I A licentious woman. -2 An epithet of Enntf. -Oomp. jr?-. a follower. attacking or threatening an jrrf: 1. an enemy in the rear. -2. a general commanding the rear of an army. -3. an jrgxfr in the rear. Ms 7ally who supports a prince 207. ^rnr, a kick ; Ki. 17. 50. * a rear-guard, a body of forces in the rear, reserve. *Tf: an outside horse. wrrRit a charioteer who drives one of the outside horses. ; IT^-sri;] 1 guardian, keeper ; as in ITR*:, [ A protector if)Mltf:, ffSbr- -2 A herdsman Ac. ; f^jg-; **r? king. -4 A apiiting-pot. herds-man's wife. mush-room. iftW: -2 -^TT Incense. : ( Wf / ) Made of the powdered sesaraum-seed. - 1 Belonging to or coming from the Palisa tree. -2 Made of the wood of the Palasa tree ; M. 2. 45. -3 Green. The green colour. -Oomp. ^g- -org an epithet of the : , : Magadha country. ; TT3"- tree. ^ ; 11 ; K. 119. -2 The rear of an army. -3 'ihe back or rear in general mf&iK-miv^di R. 4. 26 'with his rear . enemy ; B. 2. 69; 8. 32. ; qT^fT Jr%rr W ncir^ R H. ;>v$r- 3. 75, -2 Agni or th god of fire. -3 The fire of lightning. -4 The Cuitraka tree. -5 The number three '. -6 A person purified by religions abstraction, Saint, sage. -7 Good conduct or behaviour. -8 N. of Varuna. 1 The wife of Agni. -2 Ved. N. of Sarasvati. -Camp. 9; 16. 87. ' & srrfTsr: 1. an epithet of KJrttikeya. -2- N. of a sage called 1 An epithet of Ka.'ttikeya : -2 Of the sage [ <j-f3r ? ?j ] 1 Purifying,freeing from sin,: purificatory, sanctifying; qifrerrfffffar ft-ormJTfrtorr TT?rg^r: qrwrr: S. 6. 16, B. 15. 101, 19- Y. 3. 53 ; Bg. 18. Ms. 5, -2 Saord, 307. 2. holy, 26 ; pure, Fire. Ku. 5. 17. q--. 1 -3 A kind of demi-god or Siddha. -4 N. of the poet Vyasa. ir 1 -5 N. of Vishnu. Purifying, purification u<jHf^k^P>rfsH^MIH Gtt. 1. -2 Penance. -3 Water. -4 Cow -dung. -5 A sectarial mark. -6 Any means of purification; U. 1. 13. -7 Atonement, expiation. -8 Incenke -Oomp. -af*r: a conch-shell. 1 The holy basil. -2 A cow. purified -2 ; Incense. ; - an assessor. T: <* ). TT3f^'- A 1 ] present at an assembly, a spectator, T: To be protected or guarded. -2 Fit to be protected preserved or maintained. -3 To be kept or observed ( as a promise, vow an associate, attendant. -2 panion, A train, , elephauts. An. assembly. /. t *r ing, observing, keeping ( as a TT^ An 1. 1. Protecting, guarding, nouriahiifo, cherishing, fostering ^sn" K. 19. 3 so srsrr f|mT &c. -2 Maintain- means, a thief. Ki. ; 1 mrf^nr seeks 53 s?5 [ qr^-flit guarding &c. Pro- ^r ] ; at Near, 1.35. qr^jftT a. Being on or situated at who ). TO Purifying. Fire [ ir^-ojiSJ ] -Camp. 1 A -3 ?ft p ; A A a ; ary, limit. -5 i(75fTn?r G!t. A his teacher studies). Si. 6; row; frg^3. 51. -6 A during the period of his -11= A enlogium. -13 louse. A -12 Praise, woman with a -15 A measure beard. -14 The hip. of capacity (srw). -16 A circumference. pft A pot, boiler. "JTf^rr 1 The tip of the ear. -2 The sharp edge of a sword or of any -3 A buttercutting instrument. knife. TlfrfH/ Greyneas of heir caused by old age, hoariness. = Incense. A game ( pool. of particular qi4<: T ' le Bide of a die marked with two points ?fH^r?ifht: 1 Mk. ; which is or a parti- ; TTsHiHHI-M 2. 8. A cord, chain, fetter, noose; 1. 33 iti f iti-nnm9i: o. Mk. 9 B. 6. 84 A snare, trap or net for catching ; ; line, spot, mark. -7 A causeway, bridge. -8 The lap or bosom. -9 An oblong pond.-lO Maintenance of a pupil by guardian, protector. -2 A prince, king, ruler, sovereign. -3 A groom, horse-keper. 4 A horse.-S The Cbltraka tree.6. Gtt. : margin sharp side, edge or point of anything (arffcr); Bv. 2. 3. -4 Boundskirt, epithet Vedio hymns. cular throw of this die The tip of the ear; 3. -2 The edge,Bh. 3. 55. -3 The 1 - river Ganges. with twigs. W/. ) Coming from a -2 and beasts. -3 A noose used as weapon ( as by Varuna ); Eu.2.21 -4 A die, dice; Malli. on R. 6.18. -5 The edge or border of anything woven. -6 ( At the end of comp. ) birds a . qT3T expresses (a) contempt or depreciation ; as in arwrrsT: a bad pupil ; 3< ^ . or quantity (after a word signifying hair'); as in 3imii q. v. -Comp. 3JRT: the back of a garment. #rffT gambling, playing with dicen epithet of Varnua. *r*ii -qrfrr: fjr a. entrapped, caught in a snare or net, noosed. -Jrv : a nooso, sna r e, baiter, -^r^t a bird-catcher. -- ^V^ a snare ij^ m. 1. anepithei of Varnna ; B. I. 9. -J one armed 616 with a nooae. a *53f: /. fetter. ' holding a noose in an epithet of Varuna. rope. g-^r. band ', qr?ref: A 1 -2 die, dice. ( rock. fq- ; A 6 P, 5? A 10 U. fitow * ( ffaft, To speak. -2 To shine. The ( Indian ) qrf$T a. fettor. cuckoo; ) ffafczT* -rta*: the 3TTJT?:, Bound, ensnared, fet- tered. Chained, I fettered. A old.-2 mfln* m. qrltTswm [ eft ] 1 -2 Of Yama. J'n 3 deer-catcher, fowler, trapper. trr5n 1 A net. -2 A collection of snares or ropes ( MI$IH! ffijir: ). ( * A flock, herd. -Comp. -qr?y* pasturage or meadow grass. a. Ved. Belonging to cattle or a sacrificial animal. Coming from or sacred follower and worshipper of Siva. -2 A follower of the doctrines of Paaupati. fr Tne Pasupata doctrines ( for the Paaupata doctrines, see Sarva. S. ). aref N. of a missile pre-Comp. to Paaupati. or relating if: 1 A 1T3T tree. elephant twenty years in general. ; aTfrfSfjremprffofR (f%w>^r) Ku. 7. 33 __ 1 T: The tawny A -3 buffalo. colour. irr I rat. -2 A Turmeric. -3 A kind of yellow pigment. -4 An epithet of Durga. 5 A bow-string --ir A young animal. -Comp. 3T5T a. having reddishbrown eyes, red-eyed. ( -^r- ) 1. an f^ror; ape. -2. an epithet of Siva. an epithet of Siva. f^r: an epithet of fire. species of cock 5ff^?rr "> a crab. roach'. zrs: an of orpiment. a kind of Siva. flT^: yj;f^: 'yellow sacrifice. -^JT The gem [ A See under 0751. T MB. 6. 90 TT ; 9. 225. ? WI'M^'t "*> : -ir Heresy. MIWl5* A The Big- the leg. nr^il'SfT in calf of ( also ; l$f TV. Cootton. I ] 1 nr^=T: The cotton plant. f^PT: I Cotton. -2 A kind of cormorant or sea-crow. fq^- 10 U. ( faj divide. a. Pressed flat. ? Inflammation of the eyes, ophthalmia. % Tin. -2 Lead. \ string of 16 pearls weigh- ftf^rA ing a dharana of pearls ). ( a particular measure Pressed 6 P. brown, afflict. der, obstruct. divide. II. flNsr t f^j-31? ] 3 of a peacock tail ( at To 1 -2 To hin10 U. To cut, torment, trouble, ; work being_inown flat. (fNffa) Reddish-brown, ] R. 12. tawny 1 The tawny tf: 71; Ms. 3. 8. colour. -2 Fire. -3 A monkey. -4 An ichneumon. -5 A small owl. 6 A feather of a -2 The ). tail of a peaoock; Si. 4. 60. -3 The feathers of an arrow. -4 A wing. -5 A crest. =EgT I *&: A tail in A aheath. covering, The scmn o -3 boiled rice general. coat. A -2 row, line. -4 A heap, multitude. -5 The gum or exudation of the silk-cotton -6 A plantain. -7 An armour. -8 The calf of the leg. -9 The venomous saliva of a snake. -10 A tree. . 2. 33. fj 1 -2 Yellow orpiment. sr I A kind of owl. -2 The Sisu tree kind of metal. -4 ( f?T5rn ) -3 A Brass. A a. Impious, heretical. s: heretic, an unbeliever, a hypocrite, ) kind of weight,a Karsha(equal to two tolas ). -3 A kind of leprosy. 4 A kind of grain. -Oomp. tjjsy Nimba tree; cotton. ii^ :, JT^: tha I. n TV. ; ' s^fa? A a. - part. ( ( ) T-T [ yellow ( jft^? ) krit prosody, his [farr^: W^] 1 Hinder. -2 Western B. 4. 62. -3 Posterior, later.-4 Subsequent. -?if The hinder TTWTfT f^5= crystal,' A kind of snake. -7 N. of an attendant on the sun. -8 N. of one of Kubera-'s treasures. -9 N. of a reputed sage, the father of Sans- A these senses. =^J^ epithet The breeding or rearing of cattle, a herdsman's occupaSl;yjt|3?: 1 fq-T%f^r -2 The instep Saffron. yallowish, sacrificial altar. glutton _ sided over by Tgrfifr or Siva ( which Arjuna acquired from Siva ). tion. belly. bellied, corpulent. -2 Reddish-brown, tawny, yellow-red ; m^m^j The 1 Si. 5. 66. -2 a. among A M^S'^f: irw Spring, young elephant -2 Snared. epithet of Varuna. An 1 j; TTsft^a' a. the r: ftf%ff:-ir ft^( f% )l%q;- 11. or 3^H?wfff ^J: |)i;ftr1t ^fftrTTOT: fafihri- fitt: Git. 1. -Comj>. bird-catcher. st -2 A limb of an animal. Qtt. mf$| of a village. -2 A kind of ft The InVirgin gold. digo plant prietor tish. fq-^-iT, move. go, r*''fcffr trapping. A mfS ) To ( 1 P., fifr^ I I A noose, snare, net, sling. cord, lash. -3 Ensnaring, en- HTST cruel, Ved. Dwelling in a house. Tf^fT end of comp ) A snare, trap as in q>j a gambling 3T7 &c. -Comp. -2 a in a. stone-hearted, jsr^-q- relentless. At the house or table. -nft: a cave or chasm chisel, particular vessel of the body. -S The female elephant of the south. -6 N. of a courtezan who became betel-nut. -11 A diseased affection of a horse's feet. -Comp. irpjri a hawk. R-^'h': At the end of comp. ( feather of a remarkable for her piety and virmentuous life ( the Bhlgavata ) A tail. Slimy, slippery. - ; heretic, a religioue hypocrite; Y..' 1. 130 ; 2. 70. tions off 1 A small stone TV.] A stone. used as a weighi. -2 A spear. Comp. -ir^K: a hard swelling on the maxillary joint. -^j^^fr N. of a festival on the 14th day of the month of Margarfrsha, in honour of Uauria stone-cutter's Siva. The feathers of a pea- how she and Ajamlla were delivered from the trammels of the world ). -Comp. 3T$r: an epithet of cock's tail tied in a bunch, a feather-brush ( used by conjurors &c. ). cTHf brass. 1 A kind of crane. -2 A kind of owl. fiJ'lPjd a. Made reddish-brown, become tawny. 1 The headman T: ftr*S7?T a- [ f^f? -stF" 3 ] 1 Slimy, slippery, smeary lubricous, Chand. M. 1. tail g-, rice Sauce mixed with -3 Curds with cream on rice- I HTpfl? ).-2 grnel. -2 Having a The scum of boiled -fyr, -ft ( or pro- ; : the 617 surface. -4 Broth; soup, pulse. -Oomp. orange tree or its*peel. on the banner of Indra. -5 A collection of writings as ft.nrifejr. -^rr small boil or pimple. -5 Moist _^= split m the . A A - I. 2 A. (fi$) I To tinge, dye. -2 To touch. -3 adore. -4 To sonnd. -5 To join. -II. 10 0. I ( ffwft* To gl ve. -2 To take. -3 To shine. ) -4 To be strong or powerful. -5 To live, dwell.. -6 To hurt, injure, kill. -7 To speak. -8 To send forth a T: ft?; mind.sr. 1 The mucus fibre: or ^t^*r ^sf'rf^' f^g^rfr Bh. 3 < A churning-stick. T. An addition to a building shaped like a hollow vessel. . ar excretion of : 5T ^ A skeleton. -4 A cage ( for ). -5 The ribs or the cavity formed by them, the thorax. i Orpiment. ffcffiar a. Coloured yellow, tineed brown. come with Over- 1 ] grief or tenor, extreme- confounded or perplexed. -2 Panic-struck ( as an army ), i Yellow orpiment. -2 The leaf of ly -& Kua grass. #r Two Kua grass used in the blades of holding certain articles at a sacrifice. Sf Gold. A roll of cotton from which threads are spun. Pf3frj: The wax of the ear (nrfwa). The excretion or mucus of A box, basket. hovel. -2 A roof. ffcfBi -* 1 A box, put to-gether. -2 To join, or accumulate. or ball, unite. -3 (sJf. )[R^-3r*] -2 Compact, dense, 1 A round mass, ball, Solid 1 close.- g. globe as in ; MT:!^:, *^T ; in ^general ' who wag ; wtrc?r^TT|7*re: M. 5 true to bin master's salt.' -6 Livelihood, sustenance, subsistence Mu. 3. 14. -7 Alms fts Mai. 2. -8 FJesh, meat. -9 The foetus or embryo in an early stage of getation. -10 Ths body, ; corporeal -frame ; ; -* 1 A house, basket. -2 A 3ff, to give the funeral rice-balls to deceased ancestors ; Y. 2. 132. -j; q- H^- g fif^^rrfir H>(W%j R. 2. 57. -1 1 A heap, collection, multitudn. -12 The calf of the ieg ; Mil. 5. 16. -13 A rouud button. -14 Any- thing round, -15 An sinus of an elephant or its projection. -20 A portico or shed in front of the door. -21 Incense, frank-inoense. -22 ( In arith. ) Sam, total, amount. -23 (In geom. ) Thickness. 1 Power, strength, might. -2 Iron. -3 Freeh butter. 4 An army. --^pr master, patron tion of the obsequial 1. presenta- rice-balls. -2. the funeral oblation made to deceased ancestors on the day of newfSr^qTir presenting obsequial the Manes. qrcTt to giving alms ; MALI, -qrrfcp one who lives on alms. qr^t -qnr: an elephant. gmr: 1. the Aaoka tree. -2 the China rose. -3. the pomegranate. ( -5 m (_ ; fs^artf iFrsTWssT: Ttft'.f' livelihood, R^TRT: S. 6. means of sub- sistence. j(5, -Jj39f a carrot, the presentation of the obsequial rice-balls to the deceased ancestors; 3. 16. Y. ftftr: fragments of iha obsequial n'ce-balhi which cling to the hand, ( these are presented to the three ancestors iinmediatly preceding the great-grandfather ). {JpTi 1 -^t interruption in offering the funeral . rice-balls (as the failure of issue ). -2. neglect in offering the funeral rice-balls (to the deceased anceotors). fhnj: relationship bet ween a living person and one deceased such as in sufficiently near to qualify the former to offer the obsequial rice-ball to the latter. -2 -3 A lump, ball, glob*. if: -afr 1 A roandswelling or protuberance! A lump of food. -4 The oslf of the leg. -5 Incense. -6 Carrot. -7 ( In astr. ) A sine expressed in bers. mound -Oomp. srTTTTnf a. to be eaten after the f urorul rice-bull bai beo ) ( the nearest male relation who offers the funeral rice- ball. -2. a 1. sequial -18 The twenty-fourth part of the quadrant or a circle. -19 The frontal granary. -3 A pimple, pustule, small boil or ulcer ; ( also ftWr or ftftsri in this sense ) ; jnr- tafifrTf?ffiT*?T r S. 2. -4 A kind of ornament 78 lump . guin myrrh. ; rice-balls To heap ( *=r ). jftfl-; ^ a. 1 . one who gives food, one who supplies with bread or with any other means of subsistence *WT ft^^T fter JTSTS^ Bhh. 2. 31. -2. one who m qualified moon. ( ft*r, To collector heap together. -2 To sound. fcfli u. leaves, ffi^raT The rustling of rustling noise of leaves, I pimple boil, thick, gross or solid. object in general. -16 A particular part of a house. -17 (In astr. ) A sine expressed in numbers. the eyes. f^lP.(^zPr) small roll into a tTTTr Ved. | A bundle of graas.-} The wick of a lamp. ffiNrw PT^V. To ) 1 ~ orpiment. -3 A 10 i A., ; The reddish-yellow or tawny-brown colour. -2 The yellow colour. t 1 Qold. -2 Yellow A pot, pan. -Comp. a pot-sherd. pustule. ; 1 -5 offerings. -5W<jf: incense. 116. ffctsr A bow-shaped instrument used for cleaning cotton. fibre a. [ fiy-a,^ ] Reddishyellow, tawny, gold-coloured fjr^ TiTTfr S^nbrer Mk. 3. 17 B. 18. <: hurt, injure, pain, suffer. ^iffrntefr the eyes. 4U- To snrff steel. arjt^j, --HRl! . a SJlfJlH, beggar. -T^ an oblation of obsequial rice balls and water to the deceased. T^JT'T participating in funeral the teath A The moon. -2 A spe- tcb 1 hail. :, pfo: Affliction, distress. ; -% pot, pan, boiler ( also iu sense ); ftyj ffsj^firthis^ Tra' f5p5r camphor.-JKilliDg.glaughter 4 A heap, collection. sr Strength grr I power. Injury, hurting. -2 Turmeric. -3 Cotton. -4 A g wl 31$ 1 basket, box. tartar of P- (33ft) 1 -2Tofeel ; a red dye. : ) Confused, distrnbed in cies of Manes. multitude! of boxes. The sound. a. Manes Ms. 3. 122. ST'Trynfoi a meal in honour of the A ftte^TT fifer offered to the ; 3n num. goblin, Forming demon. globoB. r, or bank. : A A I mound, A bridge, ridg-e. oaow way. -3 618 beggary mendicant living ancestors, fathers ; S. 6. 24. -2 Paternal ancento'S token collectively M-. 2 151. -3 riir Manes R. 2 If.; on alms. fret*: Incense. first?: religion* mendicant or cow h^rd -J A h begjrar.-2 A B* : t A round f ffulo- p- ff- obsequial b^ll. -2 The nave of a wheel -3 Tlie cnlf of the leg. -4 The A*oke tree -5 The long gourd (JTSSTJ) -f> A honoe. -7 A sp>jies of ualm. -8 A stool or seat. -9 A pedestal for the image of a -Oomp. the ileity. ytij. Aofei tree. a ^tr ; kind of fqfl% Pressed or I lump. -2 Thick, lumpish -J Heiipid logelher, cul [rlV*] rolled into a ball or TV , fq?e?T*F: M 'th a 1 M by a -^fr^ < rites ; Ml. 3 252. fi^tr: thj meaning on tbe whole'. -4 Mixed with. -5 Added, multiplied. -6 Ci tinted, numbered. T: Incense. I Receiving the funeral as ancestors ).-2 Having a body. m. 1 A beggar. -2 One who offers funeral rice-balls to tne devolviDg on, or btrlong5Jrl- a paternal mansion. -2- a cemetery, burialmrtr:, ground. -rrP^ w. a info I. an oblation to parricide. the linnet. -2 the ct of throwing water out of the i i li'.ts, -5- the pail uf the hai.d be- tween the ILumb and tbe for< finger A Rift? 8 U.I To make into a lump, presi together, nnite. -2 To concentrate. -3 To identify with. tbuiub(considered to be sacred tothe Manes ). ^v a. given by a father ( as a woman's peculiar property ). ^PT an offering to the Manes. Mane*. ftft??5 a. -J Skilled calves. Having large 1 in calculation*. I ff?4 Or lump, ("Jrflr ^i P. 1 To be made become " into a ball s lid. ias pid, arid, dry. tfapl'-sa. Toe 2 poiujgr.tuute tree Cutile*ftu-boae -J Founi of the sea; of. ftfo. I Fragments droppd fioni j/. the luuiiih, -5 i-IUH Pi 3 99. '.I ftrTT g'ii'.f man. f.ttier li> r ( ; tf / iqf., [qifii itaiff 11 i* f ? ; .1 .n.i 67. mu ?, inr > 4% gi< ft (p|. ^ : i. ] A f5>r *tai r^jH.H R. 14. i3 I. H4 Parent', f..ihff ; ) fw a ). 1. Man i. ( -ff ) N. nf (TOF,*. -^HW the tenth lunar manniou bflunging 10 the worship o( tbe M.iii"*. ( -i* ) a eiincf uttered to t .< M >i:e* on itie uay cullt d ^ , (i:ut) siias 1 ; Sf. ror-thn. the inherited c ??: pi *nces'orn. ) ]. /. srg;: a paternal grimdmither. -2 evening twiliuht. jrnr a 1. inherited from a father. -2 inherited atriruonially. w\[! a kinsman by tbe father's | id m: they are ; -5 ( ti : Wfj: n.) relationship a. njj attached to a father. 4t%: / filial food offr-d to the m- a father's bro- irnjrst duty. Manes. by tbe dutifully vrrj ' a uncle. B'T%T paternal mansion -2 * ceme'ery. -^t\j: a sacrifice < ffared to the Manes, ; I- obseobseqn al offerings. TT5Tt paternal qnial offerin?s. -2 offering libations of wa er every bay to tbe deceased ancestors it is one of tbe five daily Yijnas enjoined to be performed by a Biahmana; fqqqjijft jftfof Ma. 3. 10; also 122, 283. ^r* th* way of the Manes ( to th--ir world ). TTW. ; m an epithet of an * p th.-t of Siva. world of the Manes -q^i; m., -frar:, Yama. rrsi^ ^(T; 5f>37:trie the paternal family.-T* a ceiuetety. ( ffi^^qt: ! demon, goblin. -2. an epithet of Siva). wHtS: / -*nam n. a cemetery; Kc. 5. 77sff: a worshipper of the Maneo. ( -Jr ) obsequial rites sqr^f obsequial rites in bononr of a father er' deceased ancestor. **s/. ( also fq^g: a* well as sinter ^a ftj: M*. ; or fta:fa) a father's 131. tVcTHrt 2. annt's paternul 9i^T son. fatherly, paternal. 1% |. a paternal grandmother. 2. evening twilight. a gnardian ( who :, -wrsftT; thj place of a father ). (nTT y^ m. a parricide. g parricide. m. the right ear WTf is in ; a. haieilitary. I Paternal, ancestral, -2 Obsequial. ftglT^a. 1 Having a father. -2 Having an illustrious father. -3 Accompanied by or connected with the Mine*. the -4 Mentioning Manes. itib p.ierbal site, pier;,al n latii usliip -3, aitlitivuby the ' failmi tlie side. -J. foit-i.ight of the Mams,' N. of tne dark h.lf of nuiticuUtlv bbil.liapad'i which is np,-oiniid for u.e celebration of ' A I pater, ..il -2 An it|.ithu i.f lirab .Mane.. pi ) I h ( (ft '. fcf^ n. ; T. worship of tbe 1. Oil rake. I hrtlTr SWSKHI worshipping a father. -2. telating worship of tbe Manes ( -37: ) tbo divine Manes -^fjf a.|. presided over l>y the Manea.-^ iclatiug to tbe -2 In-4 A.B Fwiida of -ni. ground f u r vil faWT*:-q c< nut-. -.* f , ( to tbe a. leaving* f^q-the day of patiimony. JfTft new-moon a meal. utl'ul, f ( i/t'/. ) f 'om ancestors acce8tral,Hei' 'flit'iry. ( ther, sacred to tbe Mnes. ) jTlfil: the day of new-moou ( aw^rwi ) aiil |. N. of the place called tiayi where th) performance of funerul ritts, guoha Si&ddl>as in hjroor of the Muuec, is held to bepaiticularly mrritoiiou.-2. the part if the hand between the foie finger and tie fifiip^a. rice- b*lls ( Mn*. --qwmr a. ( who were to, renowned wonthip of irsr^ ). fHthe'g side. im^i o above. Ircie-l 192. 81, father' performance of the S.addh'i. ceremony in h.<nonr of the Manes. -ffnH a cemetery; R. 11 16 .^r N. of ariverriainginthe Malaya mouutuio. nor; ! the whole body of aocestore taken collect! vily. -2. a (last of Mnnei IT deceased pr^genitoil ing swellI A round or fleshy -2 The calf of the leg &c.; see ffot* o. 3. sons of the Prajapati; see Ms. 3. 194-195. norr N of Dur4- unguent. or 'a cake-hero,'* hratrgarr, cowarlly. -^T: 'bruve in the house.' lx>ater, poltroon, cotquean ; cf. fce^JT &o. ing. M. >ifra, rarir oblati.na or re to deceased ancetorg, , hi aa, , 3lfSnr a. acquired fiiine^ p^teri al (n proper yl. expression of censure. r: 10 29 -Comp. herdf>msn.-4 The Vllankata tree. -5 An 20 3. A I ; son of a well-known and ohie filial rltei to the an epiti.it of Yam*. of the Manes ftj Muu a. u mil. itr3"Tt 1 A paternol grandfather. yft ( Rirrj^T dnal ) father and son ( ftffw. meani 'the fbther'g brother, pater- nal uncle -2 Any tion 2. 130. ; Mr. qf^. q^- the Wi.rld .. a Having a father living. Like a father or the Manes. ftrg*^ f5fct Bile, el *nf erly male rela- one of the three ha* roours of tbe body being m?T and r* ), 5Tirft -Oomp. i the other two fot *f^ 5t*TO ( "istfri jmfarTT; Ft. bilious 1. 78. form oi 619 srffafe- a bilious form piarrbcca. of ophthalmia. aif w An m. Kn. 11 5. ffcfx U. I epithet of Siva ( fT?PT-% To cause -1 To wet, 1 ) kind of tree. a Jt ; 1. 6. S. ; corruption of Sin ed by bile <75 l^?rnTftT: fiwnnr tfrrY K. P. 10. -CfT: to a. v lovre-t bladder. ajrvr: fzcetg or meat of the b. lions bum m. moisten -3 To emit, discharge, pour forth (iluys. ; a. bilicus, i.ff"0td bilioui fever -q^i'jfr the 1 ex- : A bile. If ii, light $ [ ffiaut ft' Brass. -2 I An T RijtT arts! *r o ( ) to the deceased ancestor* Ma. 2. 59 6) Obsequial. -sir; | The eldest brother.-! The month of M4gha.-3trr Theeor.BtHl-ition culled Magha. -2 of fnll a* well as new moon. The day The lunar mansion called ilagha. -2 Tue port of the hand yrr I between thumb ( the forefinger and tacred to the Manes ). mA A y: : li 1 A mark, mole T 5^'rrTTwra' 'vr 10 U. cast. 31. fruit of th!s tree. I- trr- ( qew'T % -2 To send, To throw ) t direct. -3 To incite, con- ceal ing. Shnt. closed, tarred. p. -1 Covered, concealed, bidden. -J Filled or cove-cd with ; si- sfflJr^r also. A figure of speech which (( 1 . oonaiBU in that one io*i. mating knowi bi a person to icoreta. See : w 1 ^ftw^r *?*$* ; r^^r S fftjrr put on. wear -2 To To cover, tnv-lop ; S. ftsrtf S. 1.19. F't nd blear- A female elephant. 6 U. ( ffimi-ir ) 1 To ihape, fa-hion. form. -1 To be or^anis d. -3 To light, irradiate. -4 To be reduced to on's constituent parts. -S Ved To adorn, decorate. -6 To make a. ftfer 1 tied The bow of Siva. -2 A trident. -3 A biw in general. -4 A gtaff or 8'ick. -5 A shower of -Oop. m. epithets of ] 1 tin. re di h-lirown. colonr 33 ; -2 Multi- a tawny tuwny 1. 6 Ki. ; 1 6 eah eater, -WTSTt -3m3n?, -5*, a demon, go 'lin ( orVTt ) HVnnftrrfstTT^i^THt ^TCM S. 3. . An epithet of Vishnu or -2. u mun-euter, cannibal, -j. -7 w Siv*. ; Ku. -y 3. 1Q. a, If ( [ ft5T-3i^ a Un. ; 3. Indicating, manifegMng, evincing, dipl'vvi"j?. indicative of ; 5"i ] I ( ) iuimMgr rVwrjir^gpTt 3Tfn T5rfV 2 u i pTrT hie* Si. t. - Memorahl" (6 !'7. R : - 75 ; fl- 53 l- ' com- for, Me. 48. -2 Slanderous, b-tinsr,, oaln-nniating . Betraying, treacherous. -4 Harsh, cruel, unkinr).-5 Wicked, malicion*, malignant. -6 Low, vile, contempti- A ble. -7 Foolish, itupid. -srt i backbiter, tale-bearer, slanderer, bane infor.ner, traitor, calumniator ; H. 1. 135, Pt. 1.304 ; Ms- 3 161. -zVotron. -3 An epithet of Narada. -4 A crow. -5 N. of a goblin ( said to be dangerous to pregnant woman), -4 1 Betraying. -2 Saffron.-Top. TV^, tain in ny. S. ; T. fV^TT'y: m~!3pi*r;Hft, ar -f f? WT<> V 5*10 ] A fiend, goblin, de il, spirit mvevolent beins? HfTxTTT^Wt Wrsrr- -Qop. rH?t ; Ms. 1. 37; 12.44. phosphoreeoence, detraction, 7. 7. fWr'T^T Bell-metal. V. 2 slander, An vessel. Prown, tawny. %Pr WIT** ftsntf-W* Ved. attendant. ; -ffnr, ->f^, . . ; how colour. ntefT9>: hiit or^tr: nrstnr! W. r Tlie 4. 3^. Htfttrsf : ftr?rr'>nr 15 Free from form. 3. or put on -J Dfe<sed. -3 Hid, concnnlnd. -4 Pierced, penetrated. -5 Wrapped, covered, enveloped. 1 . 4 A |f 2. Bk. 3 47. -J yjqrw^ ; 7. -3 A aryw ed eye. To f oiten, gird w*rrr=*T or ; 95. 3. ^ tfrgf. ready, prepare. f^4 U. round, bind Un. fifr'*; ; -Amaru. prompt. scabbard. -1 a. Covering, biding, B. H. 4 Flesh ap^rft TTT? JT B. 7. 50. Jyart Bv. 1. 105 ; small piece or pirt. -Ooiap r! ftwrar dnat. i ; f Ku. 3. ; lid. ; u e i in the name ftsmfr JTW wfp* ^TT3*r"'rjpr- ( ; freckle. N. of a trre . Blear-eyed. 1 ing sense jfTift'siri f^: A iheath, Sa- Devilinb or diabolic*! fondneiia for a thing f>T ;nrr wr^uri^sirf^nrr Uv. 3 ilevilish fondue*s for fight- ; b rry In genera). -2 A berry of the holy fit; t-en. -3 Sensual enjoyment. -4 Water. bird. A imp female ant. Comp. e running about of ants. The h >ly ftytree Y. rrc7r%:-f?T/ Tjing; pepper. fafattl The tartir of the teeth. or tip. t'T-J.iT* 1 of A 1 A A ant. A kind ant. An epithet of of wenl'h. I ' the Covering, concealing. -2 sheath. -J A wrapper, cloak. ~4 h*llof tlie m. ai'^-i A I uandeiuonin.il, ! ' -2 A b02. used in au asseaibUge of dialnots ; ant. nipple. -3 The sleeve of a jacket or coat. -4 A bird keot free ( n> t confined in ca?e ). -jj | 1. road, pith. 3 U. See under Ac ibborioh or one of the Ved friirrq- v. A she demon, a female -2 ( At the end of com p. ) said to be collected by ants) i nnfir?Tfr ; 1 I gold patrimonial, anRelating or sacred tw.-lih A Urge Wank : Paternal, -2 Prfrat : o. Bilious. species of birch tree. cestral. frrrga- Thirsty. day tf the of Vai!' The -2 Uio go. -, (qrrrr"i5? r 9 f^re I FiM --. bilious antibilious. PTW fall. plethora, -wrj: fltn- a impaired by Tfl ] Being about to ber ^illa- I- q-4 krir, the ' miT . tb< ir a-i.it-inbly. bird, bird. . 1'iaKrita mis. ti A '* lence cuuxed by the ixcegguud tion of ti e b.liom humour. A swell, over- flow. H^rq i ^ -5 (Atiu.) To by bile a.of a hilintisor choleric temper meet. cess and vitiation of bniiionr. or oveiflow. <-l! wrer, deTnoniaoal possession. ' a l.msjinge of deviN, '1, 7 P. urn 1. : 1. 12. -1 To R) (f^rfi. p'llv rl/.'. *T TTTi SIT^TT f 13. 19 n. N. 2 61 Mv. 6. 45 ; Bk. 6. 37 1> urt, ; ; earthen 1 o'nsh To : Hrn' 12. injure, 18 ; Bv. destroy, 620 tot g. with gen. ); star killjf VTXTX Si. 1. 40. Cau. | To grind, pound -2 To hurt, injure. -3 To give. -4 To be strong. -5 To dwell. -II. P H., 10 0. \mnr-fr ) To go, move. festiral fts-p./>.[fr-^] had together. ( at the hands anything heroine in securing her -2. a dancing master who instructs courtezans in the art of lover Bv. 1, 12. -2 Rubgqawzed or clasped ; lliffthT 1 , h. grinds flour,' . -^ -Oop. id. doesa see repetition. -3 i. profitless water m Md for h, _^r a pan with flour. -^ _^. flour, &: -TO, -q^f flour ^ ;rf _^ ; "" ^^ w ?gfl p0nnded) ganda , ( wood. A cake made of the "2 A ** " ea8e f th8 " Ve i't. of *". the cornea. City _* ieamum-eeds. fTW j $ A of. ft w P ' p oun ded _..Bk. 82: 15. Pt. 1. resist. 238 7. 29. -1 To oppose, -3 To besiege ( as a city ). -4 To press or soueezA toiretber.com- 4. 67, ; qyy iftgrsr. Mk. 8 5nr?{ ffl*m %*w(Ij r?sfiT! I/?BH, Bh. S. 5 q;Mi/iCgflitm R. 19. 35. -5 To Ms. 1. 51. -6 To suppress, destroy presi, pinch : ; I of rice- P. (forft) pain go, -5 To give or injure. take. a Me. ; ander iwr. A. (*TJffr) 4 To drink jrw 10. 13; N. ; nrqW Mk. rr^t oppressor. 9. o^Dressinsr. inflicting 299 ; Pt. 1. 345. -2 Squeezing, pressing Ott. 10 Ch. P. 44. ( Pressure Mai. 9. 38. -3 An instru; ment for pressing?. Theohin. 1 tfft A : ation. -6 Threshing corn. -7 An as in mnfrsw q- ' -8 Sup; pressing aonnde, a fault pronunciation of vowels. T "*T5 WTT w^r ary ] lestation, seat bench, .of a &c. a ( 37 stool, chair ture in gitting. _ complement ( In of geometry ) a segment. male confldant a lame, crippled. -^^ _^r thecavity In the pedestal of an idol llnP- Sffe: a . . a fourteen ' agony: diHturbance ', carriage, -^rft^ who representg a gir , of Durgi at the the in 1 Pain. annoyance, moutmn'Ttgi R71 1- ; -2 Injurv, damage, harm Ms. 7. 169. -3 Devastation, taying waste. -4 Violation. infringement. -5 Restriction, -ft Pity, comion. -7 Eclipse. -8 A chaplet, rarlanu for the head. -9 A Sarala ree. -10 A basket. -Oomp ^rr n. . ) Si. 1.12; R. 4.84; 6. 15. -2 The leat of a religions student made of Kna gragg. -3 The seat of deity, an altar. -4 A pedestal in general, bagis. -5 A particular po- parnte -4 Taking, hold- ing, seizing as in tmq'idH or trouble, Buffering, ^f harassing. -2 A sexual enjoyment. ind. Fait, cloiely, firmly. o. [ qr quaffed Drunk, >rt -2 Steeped,soaked R.2.1. ) 1 ] ; in, filled or saturated with.-IAbaorbed, drunk up, evaporated Kn.4.44. -4 Watered, sprinkled with water; rnj W JTUJT nr^^trf^ 5TFJ ^ TT 5 Yellow; 4. 8. Mk. 5. 2. -JT-. 1 Yellow oolonr. -2 Topaz. ^3 Safflower. -4 A yellow pigment prepared from cow's urine. Gold. -2 Yellow orpiment. $ -Oomp. -3rrx an epithet of Vishnu I- : ; vfit Git. 12- -2. an actor. -3. a religious mendicant wearing yellow garments. ST5T o- yellowish-red. ( -or; ) the middle of day-break 3^71^ m. a snecies of banana *$& topaz. Sij the carrot. -SCTM' brass. ^frj yellow ->nj yellow sandal sanders. -^f^f |. a species of sandal-wood. -2. saffron. -3. turmerio.-^-irsr: a lamp. ( wfv^fr ) I. saffron. -2 5^: a Karandava bird. qr^r n. kind of pine or Sarala tree. ?THT a milch cow. -2. a cow whose 1 milk has been pledged. -J. a cow tied up to be milked, -ft the Sarala ' . ) eolipge Si 1 a. green. ( -py: ) the kind of bird ( Mar. inrr ) gsT: N. of several plants, -^-inr, -SfM^rrT &o. -wroh a topaz. jrrrefaf a kind of mineral tree. sftjy trr^r a green-colour. ; To move. -II. 10 U.(^nim4r)l To go. -3 To be strong. -3 To dwell. hurt, An : oake made I- -13 To cover, wrap. stir, agitate. ( floor. -4 To overpower. -|Q To break, violate. -11 To take away remove. -12 To distresning. powder. f^ nnglect. -7To CQwr with anything inauspicious. -8 To eclipse. -9 To uni- perfumed -# 343; Ms. . or tied. I :: diviifon of the Scented f ^* i ) ; I The $&* J. (fnnrnNJ, pain, torment, harm.hurt.i'ninro, harass, annoy, molngt; sfra : ornoe.-.HTot Yerse base. -3 A section a book, as the tfM< To or- a vain or profitlo.g repetition. ee under ft yar j ft kind f l' made of the flo llr of bar, stool ) pedestal, and ' grinding doing any ,, 8 ele work, ,. .. ', -2 A -6 Eclipsed. -7 Paining, injuring, particular mode of waste, devastated. Bound, ; bench, or division of , Ing flonr a boner &o. . s an effl gy of a beast made with flour " a boiler, -qr^. a boiler . . a cake or ball of 8 A seat. A neat ( VlV5>:, -JT ground, worker a '. dancing --<^ a . lame, crippled. -3 Kneaded. | a ground a nb- ) /. a comassists the 1. assists th Ground, pow- 1 jr?; panion, parasite, one who hero of a drama in great undertakings, e. g. in securing his mis' tress ; so a lady who MTjUijfol (*, dered, crushed ^ of that goddess. basement. basis, 17. 19 : substance. * tor- taring. rww p. p. [ TTT-'p] I Pained, tormented, oppressed, larasged, }ibched.*-2 Squeezed, pressed. Mn. ' 12. -3 Egpnonsed, held, seized; U. 7. 5. -4 Violated, broken- -5 Laid the carrot. -^ft TUT o. yellowuh. kind red, orange-colon-ed. ( -^j ) of yellow gem, the topaz. ^rr: I. the yellow colour. -2. wax. -3. the Ibres of a lotus, -prr? brass. -^rg^JT turmeric, TW?^"*- an epithet of Krishna. HIT: I- the topaz. -2. the sandal tl- ( -t ) yellow nandal1 wood. wrft n. antimony. wf^f: tho hog. yellowish-green. topaz. Yellow. a. ; Touhleiome, painful. ijr5^f yellow jasmine. -fr : rrri: a %pfa a. The Aoka Yellow orpiment. -2 Brass. -3 Saffron. -4 Honey. -5 Aloe-wood. ~6 Sandal-wood. -7 Yellow saudal. tree. afr I A species of fi t Yellow orpiment. -2 Saffron. -3 The Sara/a : tree. a. Yellow. # colour. # Brass, Brast. 55. The Yellow 621 A horse. Protection m. Ved. ( A ) horse. -2 Turmeric. -3 Saffron. I Yellow jasmine. The gun. -2 1 qtf : a. Draught, 1 /. drinking. -2 A tavern. -3 The proboscis of an elephant. -4 Going. -5 Fire. -3 The corpalent The sun. -2 Time. -3 Fire. -4 Protection. -5 Drink, -v \ Water. -2 Ghee. Water. grind. ifom- D- ; 6. 13 'strong'. big.-5 Bra wny.-oTrofnse. excessive. gjsr^/. ( TWTvft ) a now with full udders. W3H <* full- -Oomp. having a ?t 1 -J Coogi, bosom. full Cold affecting the nose. catarrh. I A crow. -2 The sun. -J -4 An owl. -5 Time. -6 Goldiaro:-^[*r*--3r qfj: Fire. Bh . ; 2 78 ; given by a cow after calving.-Oomp. JT3H TO-, -^Nr: |. the moon. -2camphor. -*rif. 1. a shower of nectar. 2. the moon. 3. camphor. P. 1 come C qrailr ) 1 -2 To To check, stop. -3 be- r- The An I arrow. -2 atom. -3 An insect. 4 An elephant. -5 The stara of the palm. -6 A flower. -7 A group of palm trees. -8 A kind (it tree. -9 A heap of bones. -10 The central part of the n. The fruit of the Ptlu hnd. tree. -Oomp qj. the Mftrva plant. a kind of drug. -2. N. of trofr 1 two plants trrefTUgf^ m. a VaissshiVa ( one who maintain* the doctrine that heat acts only on the atoms of matter, as of ajar, and not on the whole body ). An -- An - \ ant. P. ( ) To be fat or corpulent. Fa 1 corpulent. <#*, ftrong. ) a the 1 ) of man- -2. any one of the four end* of human existence, i. am, TT 3msn and 5rreiT ( m. Wind. ft^r ) see ; j^rf- a designation of a male beingsfT^iT: ( 5rraTt: ) a usage of men. ffft: / a man's 3rrTT a woman wishing for a hip. husband. ^tT%7?y: a male cuckoo ; Ku. male WZ: ( S?T?: ) a ball, an ! ir^: ( ^TT: ) plant. ox. -2. ( at the end of comp. ) chief best, most .excellent, distinguished ^r?3ror pre-eminent of any clasa 3. 32. ; nrj'nr: Bh. f%r3jjirr: 2. 31 rTStro &e. %3: an epithet r&S: ( ssarw: ) of Siva Kn. 7- 77. an adulterer. ^r?T: (3*rrfh ) a har1 80 ; woman Y. 1. 162. fhe son of a Ved a harharlot. ( 5f^J^ ) lot. f%* (sftflr) the characteristic of a male, the membrura the virile. srwr^ ( jsrwr:* ) lot, an unohaste ^tftf! ( 5W?fhr: of birth male a child. T: , male gr ) VT3T: (JCT3T. ) 1 ' inw^rr, ; K. 4. 57. srrs:-?: ( srmtll: ( N. of a tree. srrw^ ( i \m- ) a male. -5. ) gender, en excellent man. ) a male sign of the zodiac. the form of a mar. ) of the masculine masculine. ( -jj ) \. masjr&'T culine gendar. -2. virility.manhood. ~3. the male organ. ^?ir; ( jj^W: ) a bull-calf. the muskyy. ( 5^-. ) rat. g^r a. ( 5%^ ) dressed like a male, clad in male attire. q^r of ( 3rw*T ) a. I. causing the birth a male child ( -^ ) the first of the Samskaras it a is ceremony performed on a woman's purificatory ; perceiving the first signs of a living conception, with a view to the birth of a son ; B. 3. 10. -2. fcetua. -3. milk. The charncteristio of a tf*?=T I male, virility, potency, masculineness ?rpTr p?^ T#h%cT: Y. 1 55 . ; ; ^TTtTi^r* ^ $<4ltt3lK*%*< gender. ^?cf ;'W. I Like a man B. 6. 20. -2 In the masenline gender. 3S?T a- (SIT/-). S3TW a (T N. of a -fl-; f. ) Low, vile 5r;. degraded mixed caste, the offspring of a Nish&da by a Sudra woman SfTift' MVI^I^^Mt STTcTT T^T!T 5" tfr, -#T I A bud. gTH, Ms. 10. 18. -2 The indigo plant. -3 A woman of the Pukkasa caste. ; - ; ggrsrgf a. vile. Low, *? A man of the Pukkasa tribe. ^ ] I j^-:-^ [ STtn WTO, The feathered part of an arrow B. 9. 61. -2 A falcon, 3. 64 2. 31 ; ; ; heron. ijfjjinT ( as an 'an elephant among men , a distinguished man. -2. a white elephant. -3. a white lotus 4. nutmeg. -5. N. of a tree called jfnT: gT?nTr: a. Furnished with feathers arrow ). -ir A heap, collection, mul- ) ]. the male of anyspecie^ofjiniin*!. -2. amouie. *mnf (*<$%) 1. a mule asterism. -2. an asterism under ^rI: which male children are born. ( ) ( a a male slave. 5T^ % constellation under which children are born. ^HT: ( 5- <jYiT: 5^;% girV ; ; ) ^/- . r: SH7?r ; large black ant. [ g ( JW ( aim. Ban"- stupid. : . srcrw srrsrr: cohabit tion with men. -2- reference to a male or hosliand sn%*t. - ; W: : 5'h'I: ) t- (<j^;f) In8tr srrr% H l. -3 Man, mankind, people; Sreh jjfft TfTf^TSf: Me. 12. -4 A servant, an attendant. -5 A word in the masculine gender. -6 The masculine gender ijfa i*r jfR'^sT Ak. -7 Thesoul. -Oomp 3?g;r a. an elder brother. ( iHTSpr ) having a girl bom after agirr ( ^irs^rr ) a girl having an the male child, i. child. ^frif: C T: Terrors male number Ak. 4. N. 5 110. -2 A man, human'being *TR, . G. L. 53. -2 Milk in general. -3 The milk of a cow during the first seven days after calving. -4 The first milk obstruct, hinder. Un. zw=b S"t& Sit*'! elder brother plular punish. fT^ TTira% -m.) ( tree - ( pain, trouble, [ Som crn*h, . Nectar, ambrosia i. ] To ) 1 JrofiHr ( -2 To du. jpqf Voo. sing- ?.1 ^ ) I A mule, male being : gr% ft**Rrfir 3pT Spiff -2 Plump, large, thick; as intfTTftT^r-3 Full, round. -4 Swollen, large, chested, 10 0. 3^ 147 fleshy, corpulent a large udder. 1 horse. COW wilh or large breasts. -2- the called '^TT, -2- N. of a hell a male child. snr^sf g^. the male organ of generation. I1"* ( SI" 5? ) m a word of the niatculSne gander used only in the 1. -2 Plump, woman. -2 A cow ft- | A young -Oomp. ^isfr ! a woman with fat chief elephant of a herd. qfpzr: , masculine name. a. holding *r or fr /. ) Fat, large, stout, fleshy, R. 3. 8 ; 5. 6*5 ; 19. 32. thick . f. A tortoise. ( 1 ] titude. he soul. A 1 **fif hairy tail. -3 A The hinder tail flsw U. part. in 4. peacock's general; 27. -2 A tail. -4 -5 The end of any 3TIT, -It5 the tip of thing. -Oomp. the tail. 5>SC: a scorpion. ^rrr the root of the tail. a tail. m. 1 tjRfrt a. Having A cock. -2 The Arka. plant. 622 / 6n<ers tilv. 1^*1 ( ma, collection qusn- ; ; It , / A -Ootnp f n 1 raasi. heap quantity, a. h<-p-d. (-5; : odour ) Vod. 6 P. ijf To | leave, qiit, abin- -2 To dimnisn. -3 To emit, dr-n. 8 1 ; gar or 3?:-s[3^] hollow Brace, 21 12 : le*'f 17 folde or doubted i ; ; k n ; ?: A I Vishnn casket. T A nnrag. I *J -2 Two vessels joined together fo* medical white j*.^ a pnrposts. -OofflV. tooooa-nut fr^-; norell*. t^T! I. a -2 ac>p- pitcher. jr, pot Tr: I- particular per-vessel method of P'epa ing drugs, in which the various ingredients ate and being wrapped up in leaves, roasted in are with clay covered i th? fire wc 3ir%rw^r 'r?rT3 ; r^TT T : i trrfT *tf rt nbdigesting. -3a town, city. -2. jsrrTifiTifrKrsh' 2 1. lim'mir >f: \ a kind of rnuic I imtrmnent ( STTift' -|. parting of the cyeli U ', tj- ). opening or eday. U. ; 6. 3. -4 a a town i cilv 5r^r* mark. -5 A worm. -6 jr^T: ^nSsfi lot, s. 1 A -2 lolntes. Cardamoms. A -Oop. A fcr^ : i reli^io is ceremiay, eone perf Timd ^>y * wife ".o -5 \ oitlle. re'.aia nor IIIHD inil' variety of sugar-cine -2 A secta'ial mark -3 One who lives by breeding silk( red-variety ). worm*. 5TO a. sc<e group of son. -Comp S Tne 3T3^fT: fUn. S l-i ] I to bima- oly plet-ini? ; i 8 ' aru. 61. ' an a uf ona or viit'ious man. sS't a d 'ing meiitorioua aota, uprinn', right jus. - Kft7i an -n. ) a meritorijiis ct Kr^T:) -HT^I: Natixp'ciotH time. of Vihnii. ( -f ) narrating or rend- ( ing Pur.Vus. a PrTSr bearing a name, of auspicious or h >ly Kood a. f,.me, celebrated ; Hk. 1. 5 virtno'ia ra rito'iom g?4 a meri- 5^ torio'ia work. ^T^ |. a h -ly pi ice, plioe of pil the Cl>a sweet-scented- ( tre. fngrant. i\<^a. -an ) -2 a temple. al-na-house ijf I Fl'ly, an 1 ! -spT: a virtuous m-in. -2- a dnn'>n, gobe R. 13. 80 lin. -J a Task* |- K an epithet of ibera wjTjft V-T a yrtr^'flrri 'p| a by merit or good w ; 55 granting 3^T; a or bea'ilude. rich in moral nerit, a !WT: the effioaoy of happiness man pious man. virtue or moral merit. -^^thereward of good works ( -pj; ) a grove. _TTK n. hlpKseil, vi'tuo i, meritorious 5WT>Tr3Ti w?T^f 3^Tt K. 43. ; ; ' ' ; -CUJD in ,tf 22. U. 4 rff ]epy or a'lsp'cioiu ( for STT^ ) a . 2. 14 < JTf ( Si> -5 Nutmeg. lotus. i Atimukta N. of a country jr: pi- and its inhaoitants. an elephint. 41 A [ 3^.-^<^ creeper. . -3 Purity, puri-4 A trough for w.itoriag ticatjcm whM-pool fold. -2 Any shallow cup 3?3T 1 A or cavity. -3 A vessel made of a -4 : cn 13. 26. leaf. w. of leech, va iety ) -2 A l'>t.ns ( red in general -3 A white latiis. -4 A mark or line ( on the fore head ) made with sandal &o , sectarval ear - j ^H: U 3 Mnd a kind of jrf 1 A plnt, creeper. -2 A kind of meliuinal plant. *% ] 1 A kind of sn- of anything. -3 f Iding of anything ?o as to form ciio. ; 5srr t bird -2 The contracting A pitcher, R. 18. 8. ^ rr? M.3 87. -2 C3 m"rii'>riom act, g<)od 1. or virlii I'M *ork*. AM ; -8 A kind of manyo true. water-pt. -10 Fire. -I | A ( sectarian mark on tho forehead. -Oontp - 3iH: n eu'thet of H these senses) *lso in 1 wf T phant. el -9 A K. ; mornl or ^'/y7 1 ( jbine. -5 A spociei of rice. -6 A lei>'y -7 A fever io an serpent. I of a vessel of cover, covering. -7 An s*ieath, Ta A lotus flower, espe1 white lotus ; U. 6. 12, 29 ; .Mai. ?. 14. -2 A white paraml. -3 A medicine, dfog. 1>: I The white colour. -2 N. of the elephant presHing over the south-eant direction: U. 18. 8 -J A tiger -4 A kind of ; eyeli4. ( jsV -8 A horse'* hoof. ) 1 5^^--^ leives TTCTC TT: T^jr w^rf II. 265 ; Ma. 6. 28. -4 AuV ahallow re-5 The pod or capeule ceptacle. which envelops young *hoits -6 A Jmri-Jr cially a M- 3 9 ;^5rfegr STTTT- ; 3. A virtuon* O I. be virtuous !* !t ) To grind, reduce J^ to powder, p/und. $Z: A ign, mark. -2 A concavity cavity, ( P- ( 1 I fold. To yjift ) ( ^ -2 Tuspeik. To embrace, 35 -II. 10 Uclasp. -2 To interwine. bs in contact with. To % ) ( SSI'il -2 To hind together, fasten. -3 reduce ) ( o ) To grind, ( A RfTr S:\.ii ob'ain act in a victuo'is nunnor. I'oly, 10 U. 1 ( siflf ) I P. 6. &c. -5 Sweet, fragrant -6 Silemn, festive, religious Viit'io, gaod forth. -4Ti> diacover. jrsnT". I limped, collected, heaped iozotber ; U. 5. 14. -2 Pressed together. 6 P. I ). gard, diares/ifct. bird-catcher. fljherman. -2- To be- 1 come sum!!, decreane, diminish. -2 To be low or ahallovv. -3 To disre- H. To P. $ fts $,rTf* Uen. bo i', collect toifther. U. (5firW^) 10 5T Sf3r: Bobbed, ground. -2 1 ; 2G 7. Oil <J- Contracted. -3 Stitched, swn. -4 hollow of the hnda. sr Th Spbt gfV A IIM!| piflce of cl>>th worn ovur the privitioj ( for otbor semes see 5? ). ) A heap, multitude, *7r: the Cracking ; Ms. 2. ti8. -2 CJood, meritorious, virtuous, ri^bt^ou* jujt -3 &uspicioU9, propitioui, Iio-y, fnvourable ( as a <1av ) ; M. 2 30, 26. --4 Agreeable; pleasine, lovely, beautiful ; sryw 5"<>iW^r^ 1.16 t 24; U-4. 19 ; Ku. 5. 73 ; so ^" jffT: llo 'y -lHn(l 'i ' *. the r-slt of vir- tuous deed* done in a former life. TT7: I. an auspicious night. -2. a night oa which any religious cere3f*i: heaven, paramony i* held. dise. 575^ an au'picious cuien. omen a bird of goo I ( -*c. ) of P virtuous dispoiitioo, tfrtTa- inclined to pious acts, virtuous, pious, right- 623 eons. s$rw a. 'well-spoken of, or auspicious to repent or utter the naino of,' of good fame. ( an ) epithet of Nilla ( of Niuhadlm ); m Yndnislithirn, and Jun&rdana gr?- : : ( -gRr an epithet of ) roT parfi. Sit.i n and Drau- a s>icred or holy place, a place of pilgrimage. religious or I g""J?r virtuong act such as fasting &c. ).-2 A riligious ceremony, a fettivrtl &c - 3 $. N. of Vishnu. -Comp. =gv$ 5 Kriena for a ifrf the worship of ( unnatural mother srnJY an 4. 13. 1 who tatsh^rown one to whom son and wife children).-;ai \fS- filial dntV' -t fconsand giandscns. irt=rroT a. transmitted from tion to son, heredi- Bk. 5. 15. srftfJrf^: a substitary tute for a son, ( e g. an adopted son ). {7T>T: obtaining a son 7$: daughter-in-law ^; ' a f. a friend of children',one who is fond ; of children. cbild- f?sr a- sotl'S*, l88. year,perfurmed by a of a son. ing t-om by uiized marriages. fa: an ppiiliet ef Vasiahtha ( whose hundred sons were killed) { -eft ) an unnatural mother. ful. a. Beautiful, ~r. . * mixing or conf us CTTiiT^ n. ?r ] bo y, mutter. -J The 3^ anew '^f'f 6 ii endearment ). -2 A doll, puppet Ku. 1. 29. -3 A rogue, clieat. -4 A locust, grSH-hopfier. -5 A fabulous animal with eieht feet ( ^^vr ). -6 Hair. -7 A pitiable person. 3* W. -gfWr A daughter. -2 A dpll, pupprt. -3 A daughter appoi' ted to laise male issues for a fa'lier Agnin, onc.e more' \ ' A particular Hi vision of Hell or the infernal regions to which pergong are eaid to be condeinnod;ee g^ below. -Comp. JITT^ cbilillegg calUd g^ a. I An 5W5J'- i image, A idol, puppet burning an effigy in place of the body of one who hue died n broad or whose corpse , -Oomp to give is lout j^rr idolatry. A g ra a " The white i Ms. 9. should -2 A doll Ac. kind of bee. -2 ant. ( (he word is thug war i^rojwircft rW< awirjw fft aw- f3* w j=r: derived 8ff: doll, A son ; : the word, therefore, 138 be strictly written ij?^: ). child, the young one of an ; animal. -3 A dear child ( a term of endearme t in a ^ Wfrf^ 1 one who lives at a son's expense, one who ii maiutaiued by his son -2. n rnendiclut of a prticular otdcr see JJVTIT. wra^ awishing for a son arr^rpi a. one having u gun fur his teacher siran unnatural uirther. -2 I a 1 : ; f^V -373Trr/. a tacriflce pe fouued to bbiaiu mnlo ist>nc. 9)4-^ n. a cctemeny on the birth of a son. fin u. desirous of torn. r* T wih for sou* R 1. 35. *r$ u ceremony relating to a son. "^r^ "i. tin adt'pttid son. -~-^irrT^5i one who is adopted as a son, an tigress . fe : ; lias no pona yirrm^sffriTWf&TBjrfr S. with bu. k, restore'; 'logo Rack, imurn j^tfr ' &u. -3 Uu the other liaud, on the contrary, bur, however, uevcrthelrss; with an adversative force sti I U. 3. 14 ( ); qrk *J*i **nJ* WIT ST: U. -4 Further, furtberuioro, besides. ST: ST: again and again,' repeat' edly,' frfqnemly' gsr- ipr- gafTf^^rTB K 3 42 f%5^ ' how 3. ' ; ; much more,' or how mucu ' less' see under f%J^ Snc mo e, and also on the other hud. -Comp. , ; ; smnrr a repeated aiuni rtqunst. The cction or down of the tamaoisk -5 ( At the end of comp. ) Anything little a Ciime back repeated MR. 11.196. 3Trir*frimr ^fT snfrTTT gir: Sarva. or small of its kind; a in Tsfi:^T &c. -Oomp. 5 consecrated U -4 : ; SMN gi: jpr^g^: ftyafaaii on Y. 2. n? Mit. -3. a mother of 12S grand son. a *rq;: daughters 5 m. 'a daughter's buebuud,'a son in i ; 8. a daughter's son who by agreement becomes the son of her father ; see Ms. 9. 127. -2. a daughter who, being regarded as a son, returns to her father's bouse; ( gfHNr g* srairr ) . law. a. or son-. The (ofV/. Having a gon ) R.I. 91; V. 5- futhor of a eon. mother of a son. -2 14. oft A I m. The parasitical plant. Siw sou, yrhr, 5tr , Relating to a A ddughter. I see 3n;r also. 5^1^ , ^ a. returning to Wf^ nvtadane / wffnt: /. existence. repeti- I tion. -2. return to worl ily existence; repetition of birth ; Y. 3. 194. -J revision, another edition ( of a book &c. ). 3Tf o I. said again, repeat 2 supei rJumi*, uned, reiterated necessary; 5j*Y Si. 7. 64. repeti ion" ( -2- -flj S'^">^ II 3^5-nfirr ), 2I. re^un- superfluity, U9lsg, tnntology, V. 5. 15; Bb 3 78. gp=nq m. a Brahuiana ( i^jrf^ ) S^fR^THrF: seeming taut logy, app arancio of rep'f. tion, regarded * a figure of peech ; daiu-y, 8 U. -2 N. of Dur- To adopt here tue ( as a trlugy on; 315- R 2 36. Dfn. P 1 To wish for a, -2 To treat liku a son. 3^r?rr The desire of a son. To injure, 53; I. 4 P. ( ami* ) Cou*. 1 To destroy comhurt. To overpower, pletely, nnihilate.-2 drown ( as a sound ). -J To peak. . renewing the S^fr.iSrqt JTIfJ- -sfli-li firo Me. 6. 1 68. I. an*- if: return. -2- reseated birlh. w^fj^ is is 1 . ni"st tmpiossion of theCtuG- removed u-hrn the rightly understood 9 uodC' to ST, tilfal. jrfr gil . u ST TfrupT^? 68 , ; doptad son who an cppeorte verbs ) t in raos'ly ( g--ir^&(-'. -ftfif: fff, btconte a wife to -2 Back, direction jfafr ' so 5>T^ : few- ; tSgfwmTWt Kn. '5= Sffi^S: fi3 S- G $*fcr srgfSat'T ST ; ; n. q-rf. ; An -4 eoul. ) The epithet of Siva. ' little son or br,y, boy, often used us n term of ( ij'nig ( Su'dhara. -2 i^: again A I cbap, tad Imnd- lovely, An uiom | ) ft ( ?fl: ( g<7*^ a. \ Mentoring, virtuong. -2 Luchy, anspicinn, fortunate. -3 Happy, blessed. -4 Pleasing, beauti- U. -II. !0 mm a rite or woman desirous -4 To shine. To shine. S^^TB^^tHW repetition. -2- in, p.is.ige cf. nl(o .'. tautology. resurreciioa. K. P. tffrfr: Suptrfluity, leiisursB, eg ; /. n n e- TfUfi rising Jf^ra- /. I. reproduction. -2- reiu n of l.frtn Tinrtr: letnro ; meterrphsychosi?. mfrvonrr: jr^inim qsr^nit rr w: U. 2. 13. jifter, -SJT a woman married again. vrt retnrn, going 624 born ' again. growing again or^-, -?nf: and again,' a finger nail. ^TTf^TTT marrying again, taking a eecond wife Ms. 6. 168. tjsrr ( JJT.STT ) N. of a river in Behar. Hcg<4*I<: returning one's obligations, requital. born again. ( -^: ) 1. transvjq ; migration, birth or repeated metempsychosis ; S. Ku. vjf^ r. 35 7. finger-nail. soul. vrr*: new recurring ^ jrmftr ST- 3. 5. -2. a the sentient ; birth, repeated widow remarried. >J:/- I. a birth. ; -2. re-fiistence. iftjr; 1 repeated enjoym9nt.-2. return of fruition -3repeated possession. T^JT I .repetition. -2. repeated scriptural injunc- tion. . a weaned g-rff: that calf begins to Buck again. ^g: (usually dual) 1. the seventh lunar mansion stars ) ( consisting of two or four rr nrri^r f^r: si$g; 11- 36. -2. an epithet of Visbnn. -3. of Siva. ; f^TTf: remarriage. repetition of ^HiK:) or tf*?CTT : ( gT:- any Sarmkara, WT*T: 1. reunion. purificatory ceremony. ST: sfftrpT ( Hrr* &c. ) -2. rekindling the sacred fire it h(i been extinguished. ^^: ( !JH: ) being born again m. j-ftg: epithets of Siva birth, again. repeated strn^ <* ^rnr mentemphsycr>03ig. <|)QJT?TT see (1*5^. Small village, hamlet. subhash., festival celebrated in a city. a city-garden, park. JT citadel. IT N. of a disease of the or wind (in the ^ci^^: Flatulency stomach). 1 The lungs. -2 The peri- to going a town. a ) 1 Nom. A town, fortified town, ^t- sing. ; a citizen, a townsman. 3TjJ " fit for the foundation of a an epithet of I ||4H; Vishnu. -2- of Siva; Ku. 7. 30 ?^ i. 1 an epithet of Vishnu. -2. of Siva. . The soal. ^> Intellect, understanding. : ^Tf [ 3^: N. of Indra -2 An epithet of Siva. -3 Of Agni of Vishnu. -5 N. of the eenth lunar maneion ( 3^gr ) thief, bouse -breaker. vr An et of the Ganges. . The -4 N. eight- -6 A e^ith- : 16. The sea, ocean. ind. 23. the gate of a city. with - of ' fllled A towu, city (containing large a iitcb,and buildings, surrounded by not less than one Kroa in extent) 1 Kn. 2. . ; R. 1. 59. -2 A stronghold. -3 A castle, house, fortress, residence, -5 The female of the town . -4 Tb.9 body. house. -1 3 3^eir ). A fragrant grass -Oomp. city-wall. ) foremost, prewith the force of a Ku. ; 7. R. 14. 40. ; : I- going bedog. iig, -mfftn: fore or in fiont. -2. chief, leading, ^tf ( 5) a dog. a preparatory or initiatory rite. -2 preparation, initiation. -3. repetition of the name of a deity accompained with burnt offerings. a leader, (-m. *-*j^ot ) 1 ( 7 . snr a. ) a nipple. surpassing in speed, swift- St*Bf: ) than. er sr^-mt 5Tt3Tiq ( a- ) born before. gT5Tv '.-BT?r:(5Tr%r?I ?T: ) 1. a sacrificial oblation made of > ground and offered rice in kapalag 11. -2- an oblaor vessels; Ms. 6 tion in general; Ms. 7.21. -J. an obla- ghee with cakes of ground meal. -4. a kind of sacrificial ladle. -5 the leavings of an oblation ( p^re ) -6. the Sorna juice. -7. a prayer recited (fnr) offering oblations. about to in TT^T o- near fulfilment, be fulfilled ; Ku. 6. 90. front ; ( *rnrr- Wff: a turret on a -winrajt the srftir:, overnor of a town. Wrffc:, R. 2. obtrusive, officious. -2- fault-finding. -3. envious or jealous of irrT: BWT- -, HTn 22. ^Hr wards 5^f ^ %s"iT ST^T ftvstsrr Kn. 5. 70 ( arr^ft* Malli. ) Amaru. ; 43. fW= TV.] 1 An elderly married woman, a respectable matron ; gfcfturr f^*r jgRS' ^JTrtftT*ft U. Ku. 6. 32 7. whose husband ; 4. 12;Mu. 2. 7; -2 A woman and children are 2. An ); I. ; may M. ; here mean 1. 20. ' envy * the front part, fore). ( part, van. -2- obtrusiveneas, otiiciHTousness. -3. jealousy, envy. -T: alao a. naughty S. V. 3. 1. ) I- forward, self-willed, ; officious 5. -2- obtrusive, -3- fault-finding. -4. envious, ; inT(r:,-^rtT: (s^(TT5iT:-^riT:) jealoas. a fore-wind, wind-blowing in front; M. 4. 2 ; R. 18. 38. *ffo a. being a. going or epithet of Dargi. Before ( in time 1 ; *TfW ^iV a fore-runner, harbinger; S. 4. follower, attendant; servant qftft or space ), in front, in the presence of, before the eyes of (by itself or with R. 2. gen. ) 3TS 5^: T5Tr% 36 inr gr*g tfrj^: S. 7 ; a. ) in front or in the presence of. HT moving in front. ( -*: ) living. T^srr ginnr . rTrq; i TT ( ! ; ?Ht near future fruit ( in the Before, in I opp. TOTi^ ) m*Jif*1 infinr ysr: JJTin the pre?r? ; 33 under g^T-W wf^ m. one who fights in the van or frontR. 13. 72. line <JW a. having the fruit near or at hand, promising arm-pit. ; * ( tion of 'I'RII'f R. 2. 74. ; -IT -2- led or presided over by ( at the end of ' comp. ) $4ii0 55 31, 6. ground town. du. instr. -2 A -3 A fortress, castle, strong-hold. The body. -5 Inwall, rampart. -4 tellect. -comp. %it f~i ) tr-.i ^Si ^prr STtT: ft? ; see sfrf'r, -9!TT: Sttf below. ; ( . Ac. hymn. eminent, oft. carp of a lotus. jftn ' or noun (jegrer: j^/. , - ; Me. 3 ; often used ST: ; with f IRT,, n, $ ( see below ). -2 In the east, from the east. -3 Eastward. -Comp. arg^T^r ( 5~ Tfsg^TTir ) an introductory verse an epithet of fire. -2- the world of Agni. a small m 1. 1 palate and gums. a. 1. ">. mg town. OTwfr Amaru. 43 ; a. 1. chief, lending, ( the world), metempsychosis. a 3 4. -2. favourably inclined. epithets of Siva. when fhr?: into TflT- Mt9>; an inhabitant of ; 1 jcfNi a im ffcl?3T 30 Ku. ; y^ii ^ srtn^art: a Rk wf . l.-2-a - ; foremost, pre-eminent Kn. 6. 49. -4. ( at the end of comp. ) attend ; 625 with or after. standing in front. 8 U. 1 To place before or in front, make one's leader, put at the head f^ ^reft ntfr B. 12. 43. -2 To Ku. 2. 1 make a family-priest of any one. -3 To appoint, place in office. 4 To entrust or charge with. -5 To place or set before or in front. -6 To honour, esteem, respect.-7 To devote or apply oneself to. -8 To think, f&*W ponder over. preceded by, with or as ; irg: S^ S^*f ; 52. Ve.2.4 jU. 1. 3; Ku. -2 To introduce, present 2. S.4.7.-3 To honour, respect, esteem, or entertain receive hospitably ?5T^ ; -5 To appoint. -6 To show, indicate, evince. -7 To JTCTTnpJf: R. 8. 9. To use gTORTor The front , below. as a pretext. act of placing &c. honouring see , y*&n Placing before or in SWiTT: front.-2Preference.-3Treatingwith honour, showing respect, deference. 1 -4 Worshipping. -5 Accompanying, attending. -6 Preparing.-? Arranging, making complete or perfect. -8 Attacking. -9 Accusation. -10 Consecrating. -1 -12 ( 1 at Auticipating, expectthe end of comp. ) Preceded or accompanied by. -13 water. Sprinkling with holy -14 lgff$?fp-l>- I Placed in front ; B. 2. 20. -2 Honoured, treated with distinguished. -3 Chosen, adopted, followed. -4 Adored, worshipped. -5 Attended or accompanireapect, ed, provided with, possessing, hav- -6 Prepared, got ready. -7 ing. Consecrated -8 Accused, calumniated. -9 Made perfect or complete, finished. -10 Anticipated, expected. -11 Appointed. -12 Harassed or attacked ( by an enemy ). -13 Sprinkled with holy water. -|4 Initiated. Showing respect, honouring, hospitable reception. -2 A preparatory or initiatory rite. STWfiJ i'td. 1 Before, in front of R. 2. 44 ( oft. with gen. or abl. ) Ku. 7. 30 ; 15 or used by it; M. 3T*smr mwi< ; ; ; S. 3. 8. -2 At the head of, foremost TT; ^WltltftM. 1. 1. -2 In the first place, at the beginning. -4 Formerly, pre- m ferred to A all favourite others ). -2 front. wife ( pre- One charged with a business, an -2 A family-priest, one who 1 agent. conducts the ceremonial rites of all -5 Eastward, JTfOT a. or oft/. orr ( ) [ 3^ qj- Nir. [ 1 Old, ancient, belonging to olden times s*torfJr%w ^ rg ^rfr grntf ^rmc*rrsj- M. i. 2 WT ; ; ; 2. Bg. STTOT: 3. -2 7. f^cif: ?rr?ffrs -3 Decayed, 20. worn out. of 1 A past event or occurrence. -2 A tale of the past legend, ancient or legendary history. -3 N. of certain well-known sacred works these are 18 ; they are supposed to have been composed by Vyasa, and contain the whole A body of Hindu mythology. Purana treats of five topics ( or aghence often called DTIR ), and is the family. ind. J^T I In former: times, for- merly, of yore, in the olden time 5^ w*fir STT frargrwnr R- 1. 75 Ms. unr^- ...... *r?T TR ^T: Bv. 1. 3 1. 119 ; 5. 22. -2 Before, hitherto, upto the present time. -3 At first,iu the first place. -4 In ft short time, ; ; f n For the names of the ISPuranas see under aiH^nj. OTI A coin equal to 80 cowries. -Ooinp.-MiT: an ; ahortly ( ere-long, soon, in this sense usually with a present tense to which it gives a future sense ) STr tfH^hrt snrfrt wgnnronfrsi: S. 7. 33 ; 5 m anfsref^f^mRt srr *rf&*w;%)&T Si. 10. 56 ^r Me. 85 ; N. 1. 18 36. Ki. 10. 50 11. -5 Ved. For the defence of. -6 Securely ;f rom. -7 ; ; Yama. of epithet TTIT a- enjoin- ed by or laid down ,in the PnraITnas --qftf = 2*1^57 q. v. 1. an epithet of Brahman. -2. a reciter or reader of the Pur&nas. S^T! ! an epithet of Vishnu. -2- an old man ; where both senses are bh4sh. ( tended ). in- ; TinfttT a. Except, besidett. -Coznp. 3fjr an old formerly possessed. 3Tf age ; A 1 jft; /. town, city. -2 A -3 A king. river. 4 A 1 ^>< n^ ^THJTfjrraf?^ ffer M*. 9. 227. ^r a. done formerly. actions dona in a former epithet Bbtshma. of in or towards f^ a. ac- quainted with the past, knowing the events of former times conversant with former times, or events ; Ku. 5. .28 ; !Tt STrftf: B. 11. 10. f^r a. I. occurto ancient ring in or relating times. -2. old, ancient. ( -^ ) ^f fTT^rf^r =? 6. 9 R. . 1-- Si. 1. 51. Reposing in the body. town city, 30 ; ; A -2 body. -Oomp. stronghold. -3 The Rtft the Dhattura plant. I. history. -2. event ; S*hrr 3 U. 1 To place or put in the front or at the head, make as a leader Si. 12. out-, ^ 13. 2. srffor 3fT$an old fi-<jr Old, ancient Bg. 4. 3. -2 Aged.primR. 11. 85 Ku. 6. 9. -3 Wort; j^rttT a- ; an old or legendary ^n^Tfi-^fr? Mai. ?ifr eval [ -> a^t ^ near particnlar intestine the heart q^T *TTt sft flirt nf%5lf^ T. 8. -2 The entrails in general ; bot it appears to be a ( also 3ft A ; wrong form ). ; legend. 79 east. castle. ; ijftfenp-p- 1 Placed in front. -2 Appointed, charged, entrusted, -cf: the east. -6 Later or further on, in the sequel. ; -4 A 'J ; viously. trfr -2 A kind of perfume. -3 The sentation. gftHT-T 1 Placing in Ministration by a priest. ancients, : 1 self The ( pi. ) An anoient story. 1 An epithet of -'the Ganges. -2 Charge, commission. -3 Repre- ; Acceptance. of Vishnu. -2 ( -sf ) grioniwrTTHr^rt RAged, primeval wsft Sfffa^fT in g^cRtoftT a. 1 To be honoured.-! To be placed at the head. -3 To be made complete &c. ing. rn. A family-priest ( particularly that of a king ). STfar 1 The office of tpurohita. S^hm ; lead. -1 ; 60 ( 'fir/- ) 1 ; ; '; decayed. *i An epithet Un. 4. J^T [ j-n* ^W ordure Feces, excrement, bish, _ 27 ] Ms. 1 3. 4. 56. -2 Rub-3 Ved. Water. -Oomp. 76 250, 5. 123, 6. dirt. ; ; TWT: void3irtjpf tne rectum. frirfor obstrucing excrement. tion of the bowels. or EvagftTor: Feces, ordure. cuation by stool, voiding of excre: ment. 626 Den. P. To roid excre- ment. Jjflffcr a. the boweln. : y Un. ; cessive, 1. Voided, .-evacuated as ( ). The black kidney-bean. 24 Much, abundant, ex- ] many ; in classical ( litora. ocoars usually at the begin^; 1 The ning of proper names ). pollen of flowers. -2 Heaven, the world of the immortals. -J N. of a demon killed by Indra. -4 N. of a prince, the sixth monarch of the lunar race. [He was the youngest son of Tayatiand Sarmiehtba.When YV yati asked his five eons if any one of ture also. -1 1 The soul, the source of the universe ( described in tha s^TWip ) ; *T-$rsfta: Sff: ^nnilTSr: STfWrni &o. -12 The Punnaga tree. -1J N. of the first, third, fifth, seventh, ninth, and eleventh signs of the zodiac. -14 The seven divine or active principles of which the universe word *rh?T original 37 them would exchange his youth and beauty for his own decrepitude and in firmities, it was Puru alone who contented to make the exchange. After a thousand years Yayati restored to Para his yonth and beauty, and made him successor to the throne. Puru was the ancestor of the Kauravaa ind. and Pa?i was formed. A ft or his brother. f gold. ^r^ref: a , m lascivious. a. much, many.-gjf a. invoked by many. ( -!T: ) an R. 4. 3, 16. 5; Ku. epithet of Indra 1. 45 Ms. 11. 122. '{^ TO. an epithet of Indrajit. -{ft; an epithet of Vishnu. -f-J ; ; tf epithet of the mountain Meru. -Oomp. OT the male organ of niangeneration. -sr^jn- snf;, eater tne cannibal, goblin. vilest of man, a very low 01 despicable man. arfttafrr: 1- a manly office or duty. -2- calculation or estiEi. 3. 51. mation of men stat another man. arson, -srb; I. any one of the four principal objects of ; ', ; human ( human -3. qftj. ai*K e. i. life, ) effort H. Pr. ; or 35. exertion 3n?umft- m, an epithet of Siva. 3TRT: 1 an epithet of Vishnu. -2. a demon. ^ 3TT3 -3T3^. " tn e duration a man's life of siffn-onrf^t ifirtf 5ftVe 6. 44 ; , prqrM. i. a man-eater ', a PrfhrT: 63. arrf^r^ ' m. TWff: demon,goblin. -^^: a king. an excellent man. -2. the highest 1 or Supreme Being, an epithet of Vishnu or Krishna . ; ^ 5% irfijff: 35-<^TR: Bg. 15. 18. -J. a best attendant. -4. a Jaina. -5. N. of a district in Orissa sacred to Vishnu. 3fTT: 1. human effort or exertion, manly act, manliness, ; Un. 4. 74 I ] A male beinz. man anltT: STTV *nflr Ma. *T wrfr tfnfr: Srnc MK. 3. 27 B. 2. 41. -2 1.32 ;7. 17; 9. 2 Men, mankind. -J A member or ; ; ; representative of a generation. -4 An officer, functionary, agent, attendant, servant. -5 The height or measure of a man ( considered as a measure of length ) ; jV j^flft JmmrWfTTs fihjSTTr-^t if^wr Sk. -6 The W soul ^ ffrr>frr $Wi fft% /T wrsrr qr Bg.15- 16 4c.-7 The Supreme Being, God ( soul of the universe ) Si. 1. 33 B. 13. 6. -8 A person (in grammar) sniw^T: the third person, WETsfSW: the second person, and , ; ^ ; ; -2. manhood, virility. human ; -i*IH!i<(; the first person, the strict order in Sk. ). ( this is -9 The of the eye. -10 ( In San. acphil. ) The soul ( opp. ffft ) cording to the Sankhyas it is neither a production nor productive ; it is passive and a looker-on of the Prakriti ; cf. Ku. 2. 13 and the pupil of the height of a m. an enemy of Vishnu. ^ST-JH^O. f^sr an ill-tempjred hates her husband ). -JfWV f^m: woman (who ;rnr: I. a commander. -2. g'eneral, . ; yirt: -$ a corpse. -Siflf^ TO. man lion, an epithet of Vishnu in hisfourthinoarnation jT^tfiRaraj jn f &t S. 7. 3. -grr^ knowledge of mankind. man. ( in gram. ) a king. restriction to a person. -erg; a beast of a man, brutish Oar: a person ; cf. ^^g. 3^:, -f N. superior or eminent man. ;rj of the capital of Gaodb&ra, q. v. 5fBnT the esteem of mankind ; Bh. ; 3. 9. 9<J: a human sacrifice. ^r- en epitbet of Vishnu. ^Tft an epithet of Oaruda. -2. an epithet of Kubera. mr:, Str&T:. 1. fi&f: 1. -^ Standing on two feet man, the rearing of a horse S^TSf: like a ; rfhrsr^ft !f5iT^wffcmnfiT7! Si. 5.56. ^>1dT, -ft I Manhood, manliness, prowes8.-2 Virility 3 Manly nature or property. : S^rqr^ Den. A. To act like a man, play the man. S^qrf ment """' in mode of sexual enjoy- which the woman plays the i $nr and ary, vrS, Vishnu. -2- N. of king Enntibhoja goose. ^?r(*TX, -f=r : -5-5 m. epithets of Indra. ( Ved. ). *frsr^ a cloud. jyirj a. very lustful or woman. An men,', a distinguished or eminent man. -2. a hero, brave man. tnr3T*T: a number of men. q^fr N. of. the 90th hymn of the 10th Mandala of the .Rigveda (regarded as a very sacred hymn ). 'a tiger or lion among K. P. 10 Ved. Human, mortal. TO. [ ct. On. 4. 231 ] The son of Budba and III and founder of TT%5 tj S^^[ the lunar race of kings. [ He saw the nymph Urvasi, while descending upon earth owing to the curse of Mitra and Varuna, and fell in love with her. Urvasi,too, was enamoured of tbe king who was as renowned for personal beauty as for truthfulness, devotion, and generosity,and became his wife. They lived hnppily together for many days, an>1 af tar she had borne him a son, she returned to the heaven. Tho king heavily mourned her loss, and she was pleaded to repeat her visits five successive times and bore him five sons. But the king, who wanted her life-long company, was not evidently satisfied with this, and he obtained his desired object after he had offered oblations as directed by the Gandharvai. The story told rn Vikramorvaitya differs in many respects; so does the account given in the Satapatha Brahmana, bated on a passage in the .Rigveda, it is said that Urvaai agreed to. live with Pururavas on two conditions namely that her two rams which she loved as children must be kept near her bed-side and never suffered to be carried away, and that he must take care never to be seen by her undressed. The Gandbarvas, however, carried away the ram9,and so Drvati disappeared], Sffrj: I The current of a river. -2 The rustling noise of leaves-' ( where 51^)- jft3T$T>S^ra;* c See under jt^. S^ 1 P- ( jtfft ) 1 To fill. -2 To dwell, inhabit. -J To .invite ( said to be 10 P. in the last two senses ). ' 627 6 l, U. 10 P., ( out. -2 -4 To be collected together, be gathered. $t? a. Great, large, wide, exteniive. Indra -- srr, Erection or bristling of the hairg of the body, a thrill ( of joy or fear ), horripilation ^r^1 ^~ ; Git. 1 ; -^f[ SacM, daaghterof Puloman and wife of ludra. -M<-Jim N. of the wife of ^ 3? or 9 1, 4, P. j,7r, jwrrft, ( To nourish, foster,rear, bring up, nurture ^rffj *TWrfr* WtewS strpT Bh. 2. 46 Bg. 15. 13 Bk. 3. 13, 17. 32. -2 To support, )1 gr(^(T ; ; ; maintain, ber. -5 To cause 7 Amaru. 57, 77. -I A kind of atone or gem. -3 A flaw ordefect in a gem. -4 A kind of mineral.-5'A ball of food with which elephants are or fed -6 Yellow orpinieut wine-glass. -8 A species of mil stard Domp. sw- the noose of of Varuna. MirJT: an epithet of Knbera, -3-3*; erection of the hairs of the body, horripilation. ( Jrsrrsrpfe ). A . Jiri+^ft Den. P. 1 To have the hairs of with joy Ac.). the^ body erect,thrill( 3 sft/. ) Having the of the body erect, &c. of Kadamba tree. m. hairs A species a. Thrilled with joy, j Diced. one r. N. of a sage, of the mind-born song of Brahma; Ms. 1. 35. .J^f: N. of a sage, one of the mind-born sons of Brahma;Ms.l.35. J5JT The soft palate, uvula. Jirtl*: -5F Empty, I bad or -2 A shrivelled grain ; Ms. 10. 125. lump of boiled rice. - J Abridgment, compendium. 4 Brevity .conciseness. -5 Bice-water.-6 Despatch, celerity. -7 Smallnegs. A "* A horse's gallop. R. 14. 52; sometimes used in pi.; Ve. 1. 2. -I A small island left in the bank of a river by the parsing off of the water, an islet. '-3 The a of bank river. A river. N. of a bar- sr^f: barous tribe ( usually in pi. ). -2 A man of this tribe,a savage, barbarian mountaineer K. 16. 19, 32. ; : A JcMH-t (.ther-in-law R 3. giqff 32 sr nrntfnrir wrtfr S. D. 3, -4 To increase ; augment, further, promote, enhance; q^TTmf^ iTMi4fci$ s^jarr: II 9. 5. B- 4. -5 To get, possess, have, enjoy: Bb. 3. 34.-(J ToBhow.exhihit, ; bear, display ^tTbf?JT**m 5i">^r 7t sf 5ft>Tt S. 1. 19 Kii. 7. 18, 78 R. 16. 58; 18. 32 ^ ; ; ; ^h^rwnf^T: ; ^rf%cyroi'iw ?t^ Rm prosper. -8 To magnify, extol. -9 To bud, bloom, blossom; U. 3. 16. v. 1., Mai, 9. 34. -10 To U. share, divide. To Ortrnffi ft) 1 Caut. or 10 nourish, bring up, ; -8 A cage. -9 Water. -10 Intoxication. -11 The art of dancing -1J War, battle. -13 Union. -14 N.of a celebrated place of pilgrimage in the district of Ajraere. -ISThebowl of a spoon. 16 A part, portion t! A -} A kind of ser-3 A kind of drum, kettledrum. -4 The sun. -5 An epithet of 1 snake. N. of a of lake, pond. pent. a class of clondg said to cause dearth or famine Me. 6; Ku 2. 50. -6 An epithet of Krishna- -7 An epithet of Siva. -8 The Saraa bird. -9 An inauspicious conjunction of planets. 1 : -% N. of one of the seven great divisions of the universe -Oomp. 3T5T; an epithet of Vishnu. arujs j, -srrjf: the (Indian) ; , crane. jfT^fof: an epithet of a class of clouda said to cause dearth or famine 3TT ; N. of a sacred bathing-place; gee s*pr. above. smr: an epithet of Vishnu. trsr a lotus-leaf, f3)?rt wax, -sfhfr lotus maintain &c.-2Toincreaie,promote. -3 To take care of, provide for. -4 alligator. To a garland N, of the put on, wear. : S* ?nmr: seed. rnn an ftrwr the root of a lotus. an epithet of Siva. *rn./. of lotuses. ( -m. dual two Avin!kum4rag. [ 5X'^ ] 1 Nourished, -2 Thriving, fat. -3 Tended, fed, reared, brought up. magnificently provided. -5 Complete, perfect -6 Full-sonnding, loud. -7 Eminent. -?; N. of Vishnu. | Noorishment.-i Acquisition, gain ( Ved. A I -4 Prosperity. thriving.-5 Maintenance, support. -6 Wealth, property, means of comfort R. 18. 32. -7 Richness, magnificence, -8 Development, perfection. -Comp. 3^ o. nourishing, nutri49. ; a religious ceremony for the attainment of ^ft?;^ n. performed an epi. worldly prosperity. tfT: thet of Giea. ^ a. \ nourishing. -2. causing growth or prosperity. ^T|JT a. promoting welfare, causing prosperity. ( -^. ) a cock. 5s * Si# TTff, TH? cf. Un. 4. 4 ] I A bine lotus.-2Thetipof an Si. 5. 30. -3 elephant's tongue The skin of a drum, t. e. the place where it is struck; gM,frii;<^ Me. 3**V [ ; ; demon, the -Oomp. Indra. act as a female elephant. -2 A lotus pool. -2 piece of water, a lake or pool in general. -4 The lotusplant. a I "ft/- ) Abounding in m. An elephant. - HTVftnj;] t Nourishing, breeding, or rearing. -2 Nourishment, growth, increase, advance; 1. To kind of disease. A A ). sfe:/-[S fM*37nr*T Mk. A Den. drum. growing, strong, cared for. -4 Rich, tive. ) Nourishment, nutrition. P- P- lotuses, 37 ^T ant : -2 -3 TV.] 1 Much, copious, abnndvrRntfrft' TT(TT TflfTTt nr H. 1. 84 ; Ms. 3. 277 ; Pt. I. 63. 21. Full, complete ; Bg. 11. ; Rich, magnificent, splendid. -4 Excellent, best, eminent. -5 Near. -6 Loud, resonant, resounding. -grj 1 A kind of drum. -2 An epithet of Siva. -3 Of mount Mem. 4 1 A 64 particular measure of capacity handf uls. -2 Alms to the extent of = four morsels of food. ' I . 1 iftf)tfc ffT3Tt ; ; Bv. 1. 12. -3 Strength, fatness, fulness, plumpness; sh^T fflrr^r 5- ; ; 25 I r -r^ftu; Cn.2.53. ] 1 A land-bank, sandy beach ^jrjt TJFrnjf^T^T frsnfl' grrRrg-rr Git. 7 relief 66 R. 17. 11. -4 The blade of a sword. -5 The sheath of a sword. -6 An arrow. -7 Air, sky, atmosphere. : tree. , ci to thrive grow, unfold, develop, bring into gtffa- tTrfTTTT* fTTT5* Kn. ; -7 Bhrigu and mother of Chyavana. Horripilation. jy. > epithets of . To draw or pull To be great. -3 To be lofty. ) 1 wedge. -3 A The musk-deer Sk. -2 A boli, . *ftfj(- pin, Buddhist mendicant. Si"?*! An oyster. To open, blow, jsr 4 P. ( amfl ) expand, bloom 3T [ 3j ; gases'* < 4 iTV rt f V ffoft-spj ] blossom. -2 The men. 1 A flower, 628 A topaz. ( albugo ae in ijtnrjtfr q. v. -3 disease of the eyes The car or vehicle of -4 A month of Chaitra. -2. the spring. -5 a cartrtr; pollen. riage for travelling or for pleasure ^T; the nectar ( but not for war ). or juice of flowers. 3TTSr*r honey. ). gee Knbera -6 Gallantry, politeness ( in lore language ). -7 Expanding, blooming, blossoming (said to bem. in this sense ). -Oomp. srsnr calx ; 5 of brass used as a collyrium. arsfsrPrfor: = ffrt a handful of flowers ^TST q- v. flowers. the sap of collecting or sisplr JH-qqt = gathering flowers. snr^rrf^ 33T^t an epithet of the Mfafi* q- " rich or god of love. arrarr abounding in flowers jrnrt g 5&TTV. 1. 9. armw: the spring. effT: r: a florist, garland-maker. a : a kind of fiquor. ; a cbaplet of flowere. the god of love. snflTTs 43. TJW: srrgW:. srnN' honey. shower of flowers ; Me. appearance of flowers. sjflM a flower-garden. TTsffnh^ m. a florist, gardener, garlandmaker. 5>T %TTf: the god of love %jj- the god of love. (-n.) I. calx of flowers. -2- vitriol ( used as a collyrium). H$ a flower-house, conservatory. the bamboo. IsrrW3T: ^r?: gathering flowers. -2. a quantity of flowers. ^rTT: the god of love. sf the -d|tK; a kind of cane. a tree. juice of flowers. qrgriTI. N. of an attendant of Siva. -2.N. of tbe author of the Hahimnstotra. -3 N. of the elephant presiding -3. F. of the elephant pregididg over the north-west. -4. the sun and moon ( dual ). ^rn^ n. a garland of flowers. sf^\ 1- the sap or exudation of flowers. -1. an infusion a of flowers. ^w: flowering tree. -Hi the offspring of an outcast cf. Ms. 10. 21. Bribmana -qnn; "* 'he god of love vg^ : 41 Ku. 2. 64. ; Si. 9. IJT bearing flowers. HTTT: an epithet of Vishnu. v^ST: the god of love. f^r; a bee. -ftnrnnr: -the sap, f^fart, ^arthe nectar, or juice of flowers. tube of a flower. nHK m the god of love. - the plucking or gathringof flowers. of flowers. gathering JretTTC: a bed or couch of flowers. tree. IJT?J: the wood-apple ^fpjan offering of flowers. srrT: -TrT: an epithet of 'the god of love. vrar: the nectar or juice of flowers. K^lHl*! H^TX*I a blue lotus. garland of flowers. HT*R wrar a 1. tbe the < --fnj -TTSf; a topaz : pollen ; Kaviraha- sya;R. pjt^T: the NigaBTT: a flower-gatherer. 38. 1. kesara tree female flower-gatherer a ( -*ft ) Me. 26. fE&sn-rag n*. ; a bee. a shower of ^f; a gallant. %$ -ifa flowers , R. 12. 102. -*T^ f. a flower-garden. J^T: a tree ffes /. a shower bearing flowers. R. 12. 94. -%oft a of flowers a of flowers. }l*di garland heavenly voice, voice from heaven. ^rcTfr a flowery bed, a couch of ; flowers. ?(T:, -smflT:, -HN* : the HHT: the spring. god of love. CT^., -f%^: the nectar or hone v of flowers. HTfT the holy basil. of inauguration. a kind ?srpf woman gwrqr 1 flower. 1 place. A bee. a. 1 Blooming, flowery. -2 m. ( dual ) Set off with flowers. The sun and moon. in her courses ; ifV !jBiH;<4ij A woman nQdii 5. the gam N. of the town Champa, modern Bhagalpnr. To decrease, 13 ^^ To the subject treatei therein; a. . 1 her courses. Flowered, full of ftrblooming in bloom, ; 4. Gtt. rntor firpit^T sf5^urr of a ' 80 the name is where groinn. ( a metre ). -2 Florid, flowery ( as speech ). -3 Abounding or rich in ; ^tfnrtTtrt trs^lf Ft. 1. 45. -4 maniFully developed, completely A in an- mo- clay, made of painting. A *, S^ft 5WK: manu - book > script. JT A., 9 U. Cn^, 5W, 3 nft destd. 3^f3, qr^llt caus. i ; i To make pure, cleanse, and fig. ) 3jJ4<ji||i*) ) 1 purify ( lit. tr^- Bk. 6. 64 ; ; 18 3. S. 1 nw?Twnt 3^1- ; , s ; 10. 62; Y.I. 58. R. i. 53; Bg. from 31. -2 To refine. -3 To clean -4 To expiate, atoue chaff, winnow. for. -5 To discern, discriminate. -6 2. To think out, devise, invent. -7 To become tlear or pure ( Atm. ). v a. ( At the end of comp. ) as in Purifying, cleansing, refining ; 133^ &c. ed, washed ^ 1 ' Purified.cleans- ( fig- also ) gf&^ff ; r woman 46. in her courses. snrr N. of a metre ; A conch-shell. -2 Truth. If .grass. of Durga. -Comp. minded. ( -m. ) White irr An smH^ 1. Kusa epithet a. pure- an epithet of Vishnu. -2, a purified man, saint, afrTpfr Sachi, the wife of sage.' Bk. 8.29. ?or white Kusa Incira; 3: the grass. sesamum. freed from sin. tree called qoTRTTfT, 1 cjr^ fruit tree -Oomp. a. see App. II. * bloomSfifq^a. 1 Bearing flowers, abounding, blossoming. -2 Rich or ing in flowers. -2 Threshed, winnowed. -3 Expiated. -4 Contrived, invented. -5 Stink$: ing, putrid, fetid,foul-smlliDg. \ A woman in us in .bind, clay, delling. -3 Anything wood or metal. -4^A book, manuplastering, script. -Oomp. r=^5^ ' &c., flowers, To Plastering,' painting, -7 Working TrT.P-.P- [ The tartar of the teeth. -2 The mucus of the penis. -3 The last words of a chapter, which state rob. -2 disrespect, contemn. 1 j^j ointing. To ) 1 lessen. D". ( swifiT-?f ) I -2 tie. v. I gfoYHj IUT See 3q?!^. ( ?: 10 U. wl, 4 ; = gsiT*r. q- TO: Pushya. -2 Calx or brass -3 A cup of iron. -4 The car of Kubera ( snatched off from him by Ravana and from him by Rama ); R. 13. 40 10. 46. -5 A bracelet. -6 A kind of collyrium. -7 A particular disease of the eyes. -8 A bracelet of jewels. -9 A small earthen Ore- wedge, pin. The ( past child-bearing. A post, Kali age. -2 The month called 1 epithet of Vishnu. -2the blooming of flowers. ^THT a woman in her courses. ^Hl a A : 1 -.f. [ | A --<X&: - a - the Bread- ( q=lff )' Ved. Parified, clean. Poifying. g-.^ %^r ipuHitude, ; On. heap, 1. 121 ] ollar-tionr 629 quantity -1 An Si. 9. 64. ; associa- tion, corporation, union ; f. 2. 30' Ms. 3. 151. -JTne areca or betelnut tree 17. *f ( yn also ) : B. 4. 44 6. 64; 13. ; -4 Nature, property, disposition. Areca-nut, betelnut. -Comp. ^if a. heaped, collected. - I. a spitting-pot, spittoon. -2. a betel-box. areca nut. %t enmity against many men. ) To adore, worship, revere, receive with respect ; n. 1 Filthy matter. -3 The substance called civet. -Comp. a musk-deer. sjg-; ^ff!J the Deviulilru tree. SfTB^f: the Sarala tree. jftj a. putrid, fetid, foul-smelling, itiaking. (-tr.) |. stench, fetid odour. -2. tho In- gudt plant. -3. sulphur. nfflWa. having a fetid nose. ;"o. having offensive breath. I f^st 15. 14 ' ; gtfSmwsftrci *nrt Ms. 4. 31 Bk. 2. 26 ; Y. 2. 14. -2 To present or honour with ; Ma. 7. 203. -3 To regard, take notice of. ; a. jsraf ( fcrwr / Honouring, adoring ) ; [ 33-033 ] [ 9^5 -HT! civet-cat Pt. 3. 98. a bi-valve shell. Wif a 1 ?s^] Worshipping destroy honour- ^;1 a,. Worshipping, ing. o^rr [ T5T?t%-3i ] Worship, honour B. 1. adoration, respect, homage yv: , -Comp. spectable, reverence. 3i^ a venerable, reworshipful, worthy of Ul^fl p. p- [ <5;ffj ] Honoured, -2 Adored, revered. -3 Acknowledged. -* Endowed. -5 Recommended. -6 Frequented. respected. jRrtT a. Venerable, respectable. FT? A god. ysTro. deserving respect, worthy of honour, respectable, venerable. ST: A father in-law. 10 U. ( yjRft-i* ) To heap totj^j; gether, accumulate, amass. 5jT- ind. An word expressive of hard breathing or blowing. imitative $?$ 8 U. To blow, breathe harj. jwunft 1 An epithet of Sarasvatj -2 N. of the capital of thi Nagas. A. dead body in a cemetery. N. of a female demon who, tyrH: ;TT I while attempting to kill Krishna, when but an infant, was herself crashed by him. -2 A demoness, or Rikshasi in general JTT StTTrffgTTT: f$rtnmW*fa MM. 9. 49. -Comp. : MK:, -g^Tii -f ^ "< epithets of Krishna. ST^ a - [W.-!^] p "t" d ing, fetid, foul-smelling; . stink- Bg. 17. 10. A g^n ' to j; JT^FiT ), A ; see 31 jq. U. (g-imHO To I stink, Pus, discharge from an wound, suppuration, mutter; 180 4. 220 12. 72. -Comp. 5*T: -TT 3. ; the ; Nimba tree I^R- a kind of disease of the nose (wherein purulent blood or sanies flow out ). out ( yft; <$ ) 1 To A of^q. v.). -2 To please, pass. satisfy -II 10 U. ( a^ffil%, ifer strictly v. ) 1 To fill the Caut. of j q. T Trrfit *r$ vfto gfr Rtsr jftsr: Bh. 2 ; 64 16. 34. -2 To blow into or fill with wind, blow (as a conch-ghell )._J To cover, surround; Bk. 7. 30. -4 To fulfil, satisfy g^Tg f?$l?W ^TfH: U. 4 so arr^ir, JT=lt; Si. 9. ; ; ; Ti ( 5 To intensify, strengthen sound ). ~6 To make resonant. <Sc. as -7 To load or cnricB with ( gifts &c. ). -8 To draw ( as a bow ). -9 To spend ( time )., g^: [ gr -2 ^ ] 1 Fillinsr, Satisfying, pleasing, tent. making full making con- -3 Pouring in, supply ing; 3^77- 1. 10. -4 The $TC: ST?T!?fr stream or flood -2 citron tree. of meal offered at the conclusion of the oblationa to the Manes -3 In arith. ( The ) -4 multiplier. Closing the right nostril and inhaling air -through the left ( as a religions ceremony ) ; cf v^f . [ aj.-*sR 5g ] 1 jyor Filling up, completing. -2 Ordinal to numbers ) ( ( as applied (|af oft/. ) ( Ki. 3. 51. -3 Satisfying. -4 Drawing as a bow ). nr; 1 A bridge, dam, ( The ocean. -3 The A kind of medi- -2 i%wtft : *Fr ) I An epi- -2 The nilk-cotton tree 1 Filling. -2 Filling up, oj completing R. 9. 73. -3 Puffing or thet of Duigft. swelling. -4 Fulfilling, accomplishing. -5 A sort of cake. -6 A funeral cake. -7 Bain, raining. -1 Warp. -9 Multiplication ( in math. ). -10 : jection of fluids ( in Med c. ). Drawing, bending ( as a bow ). Decorating, adorniug. an number. rtnr: I in general ; >T A 3%, In- r ll -12 -Comp. ir- forming an ordinal affix Tf^[ a. Filling, filling up. A An -2 epi- kind of cake. Filled, complete. -2 Overspread, covered over with. -3 ' I Multiplied. ^. ; 118 The 1 up, making ball fill fill, allied in this sense with ( Filling Satisfying, gratifying. -TO. thet of Vishnu. - 4 A- ^ content. 2- discharge ( -Tfr ) 1 ichor, sanies of sanies f r >m the nostrils. I. 1 [^-"S^] $**> completing. -2 Satisfying, ; ulcer or 3Tft: ; 3. 29. cinal oil ( jyrrfe^n-, sort of sweot caki>. s^Kft, ; Ms. a flood or excess of water causeway. putrefy. -2 To split up, divide. -3 To be dissolved ( considered by some to be 4 A. also' ). . 1 wV ; Sa'lmali tree. -4 sort of bread ( ; 79. gfc- > A ; ly through the nose. -10 The citron troa. t A kind of incenae. -Comp. a. -Comp. Destroyed (p.p. of - honouring, adoring Bg. 17. 14. -2 Treating vith respect, entertaining, Hospitality. -3 An object of reverence. ?f( A hen-sparrow. jcfIM ). Ordure, excrement. ojfofT 1 A kind of herb. -2 ; worshipping, afoul grit piece of . discharging pus ( fffof a. Stinking, fetid, foul. respecting &c. ysnr foul air,'afart. 3TtT: ulcer A -6 &c. 5T>fSif water, lake, pond. -7 The healing or cleansing of wounds. -8 A kind of cake. -9 Drawing in breath slow- a- >fre >rra^f a. Stinking, foul smelting. asrr heart pea. stinking, fetid. :rjfif a kind of disease of the nose in which it emits offensive breath. honour, Si. Stink, stench. faction. -q^gsre?^? Puri- 1. -3 Putrewater. -2 Pus, -2 fication. yfp-P- [iX'f ed ft ] Filled, fill- oft. in oomp ; jr with, full of SIT ^rffrHTT*nTJrteoirejoj Bg. 2. &c. -2 Whole, 1 so srnjr 3r(7 complete R. 3, 38. -3 full, entire, Fulfilled, accomplished. -4 Ended, completed. -5 Past, elapsed. -6 Satisfied, contentod. -7Fnll sounding, sonorous. -8 Strong, powerful. -9 ; ; , ; Selfioh, or self-indulgent. bow -JO Drawn, An epithet of tho fifteenth digit of the moon. -2 N. of tho fifth, tenth, uud fifteenth lunar days or tilhit. 5j Ved. | bent iis ( a ). ofr 1 Abundance, plenty. -2 -Oomp. M% im integer. : a contented. 'iTffiTr epithe sixteenth digit of the sr^nnT: N. of the fourth BatiRfie^, thet of moon. Water. arpforir 630 seventh and eighth incarnations of Vishnu. -2. 3TTT* 1. drum. the sound of a drum. -3 a vessel. = moon-beam. -5. a -4. sometimes read q. v. ( "fohrra' uofra^f also ). arraiPT^: the Supreme being. gft: /, an offering made with a full ladle. the full moon. a full or complete simile, i.e. one in which the four requi- T7Tm, awr, Hrerwrf and are ) all fjrrtjw*fpj?t ) sfHt^ffisrars see K. P. 10 en* : der ;?qm. 5)^ whoqe one a. un- desires are fulfilled, satisfied, contented. N. of the Supreme being a f u " j ttr -2- a vessel full 1 5*T: of water. -3- a particular mode of lighting- -4. a hole ( in a wall ) of the shape of a water-jar . 1 ; 5ff^f Mk 3. trlfj/. the day of full moon. irr^ I- a full cup or jar. -2. a eop-fiil. -3- a measure of capacity ( equal to 250 handfuls ). -4. a vessel { or a box valuable or basket ) filled with *<">T%*T* - things ( such as clothes, orna-nents Ac. ) and scrambled for by servants or relatives on festive occasions or distributed as presents hence, the word is often used to denote 'a present made to one who brings a happy news' g>^T >t niJ5T' B^Fr<Tii^'' ; ra when a. 165 70, 73, v Bv. 1. 75. - Declined like a pronoun ( implies time or nom. pi. and abl. and loc. sing. 1 Being in front of, first, foremest. -2 Eastern, easterly, to the east of jTrmrT^iT: jl: Sk. -3 Previous to, earlier than. -4 Old, ancient JT; , ; WT^T: j^f^r ! 4 ?3r irWTfJ% U. 1. qjRfir: R. HJrm% ; -5 Former, 1. previous, anterior, prior, antecedent opp. a^K ) in this sense often at tue end of comp. and translated by before formerly or ^ ( ; ' ' ' ; -6 Aforesaid,before-mentioned. -7 Initial. -8 Eastablish^d, customary, of long standing. -9 Early, prime ; ' Pt. 1. 165 S;T in early age or prime of life. -10 ( At the end of comp. ) Preceded by, accompanied by, attendded with; tfsf-Jfl ' HTf : 58 B. 2. Ku. ; g 47 7. 14 errec ; r: 4. thus defined ( 31 5. ; : K. 8- 29 ; so rrfaji- M*. 147 11. ' knowingly 12. ; 89 ; ar^rij^ unconsciously ', S. 5. 2 &c. -: An aucestor, a forefather 13. 3 tnr. g;?: fiT<7nr ; , aq 13* 3^: a^ii rice I or n ; ^"far* 'jtfK* ^ -5. a vessel full of 3TTtT 2?m ll&ravali ). presented to the priests at the end of the sacrifice. -tft '( ^fr ) 3T: 8un ~2the citron, UTS.!"1 1- tila the moon. ( -/. ) the day of full moonTTW: 1. the moon. 2- a monthly sacrifice performed on the wrt?r the day day of full moon. 3T!t^(Twg5frwff>r=Tf v$ of full moon. %TJT: =Tnff ft: q. V. yirrar: 1 A kind of tree. -Z A cock. -3 The blue jay. 8. 205 - - IfoTJTT, full The day of ifin, y moon ; N. 2. 76. plete. ] ' Foil, S 1 FulfilNourished, protected. ment. -2 Cherishing, nonrishing. -3 4 A reward, merit of pious liberality ; it defined Granting. An thus Mi act -5 is : 4. 226 ; MM. 1. 5 2. ( opp. c? which 4. The 1 ;rr east. TI ( - N. S. of a ) country to the east of Madbyadesa. f ind. 1 Before ( with abl. ) ; JTTflTf^- -2 Formerly, previously, antecedently, before-hand 2. 117 ; 3. 94 at first, * ifeflfenftol. Ms R. ; 12. 35 ; jrfSnrnr^ K. ; ; ; which for>i^<jnrw ; ' ' ' com[ oj-^pT -2 Concealed, covered. -3 8 a. ' experience. w^r^: the eastern ocean. 3rfr works. ancestral property. the first half ( -if ) &-5 1. ; before or ace. to'; ; ', 'to sncr j? -frer: tho east of 1$ ' TTT* - first-afterwards ', till-now ' ', ' with gen. ', 'hither- first-then, previously, sub- j|- srgsTT 01 am ' for- sequently the 3rf^t merly-now.' -Oomp. sacred fire kept in the house (arr*WJ ) 3T^<5:, -arf^: the eastern mountain behind which the sun and ', moon are supposed to rige Bb. 2 60 ;^jrrH J5T& &c. -2- the the body ) sr JW?JT ( of R. 16. 6. Tffft* ^nrsTrfrsmr S. 3 -3. the first half of a hemistich. 3Tr: the earlier part of the day, fo.enoon, Ms. 4. 96 152. ( jsttsra'T. relating to the 3TflNi:, r%ffT " forenoon ). -3n%^3f: plaintiff. 31TTTST N. of the 20th lunar man- upper part ; ; ; sion consisting of two stars. f^TT a. western. TrJf, -T%T a- beforementioned, aforesaid. r*!T <* north-TT ) the the preceding and antecedent and subse- north-eastern. ( -< dual following, 9)>T^ quent. or 62, ; is . . east. 5rs^ ^g-finrjiTrr ; intentionally', ; to be proved. f%^hr: srfirinconsistency, incongruity n turned towards or facing the jjtgeast. an-trrw: former practice or ; ' 1 wgJTRr?yt^r^ S. 7 ^rrgr Ku- 1- 1- -2 first and last. -3. prior and subsequent, preceding and following. -4* connected with another. ( -^ ) I. what is before and aud the thing relative position in space, but optionally so in it ! K. or satirfied. filled ; behind. -2. connection. -3- the proof ; frtftf yftsvtX 3 To be jzn? a. 1 -2 To be nourished or maintained. - full-humped. < . -2 Completioo, jf^:/. -3 fulfilment, accomplishment. Satiety; satisfaction. -3 Rewarding, a reward. -5 Multiplying. Fillingr IJT- jjitj ". the first occupant, a prior owner. sra : the end of a preceding eastern and word. OTt a. 1 western ^fcWUv ; of. ; I opp. ( ; ff. ; 3?rR expressed thus defined by Atri 1 jrj: JMr sites is work. -2. ( ) n. 1. a former act thing to be -3. actions the first done, a prior work. done in a formr life. -4. preparations, preliminary arrangements. former times. ?rr^: * fTr : ; ; ; 3ft wvrRi 57, viously done. former ( -fr ) an ( ^jryr the a. preact done in a ^f / the starting point of a debate, the first statement r J$TW q. v. irjrr N. of tlie river life. jftfe: Narmada. ^rnfif o. |. aferesaid, -2* previously stated or advanced (as an objection). 3r <J. I bore or produced before or above-mentioned. formerly, flrst-prodnced, first-born. 9. ancient, old. -3. eastern. (-%: ) an elder brother ; Si. 6.44; K. 15. 36. -2. the son of the elder wif e.-3an ancestor a forefather ; g^srnri 1. n 5fFfiy5T^rr^R- 16. 34. ( pi. ) the progenitors of mankind. -5- The Manes living in the world of the 631 moon. ( -arr n. a former an elder sister. srwrq; an elder ( -m. ) brother ; R. 14. 44 15. 95. srrrlh knowledge /. a former birth. of a former life. ff^ror a. southeastern. (-orr) the south east, -f^^gfa: ) birth. ; $& Indra, the regent of the east. f^sr the forenoon. f%Q / the east. f%i?T a. situated towards the east, eastern. f^ the award of destiny. ^7: 1 an ancient deity. -2- a demon or Aaura. -3. a progenitor ( fi^ ). -4. ( dual ) an epithet of Nara-Nariyana ) ^nrr a progenitor men of gods or of HtiIIM llC<Jil^T^ qtrjl! &! 2. 8. ( 806 Malli. thereon ). fTT: the dawning or incipient love, love between two riT fita: WteiiHI^T.I eT5TTn S. D. the eastern country, or the eastern part of India. f^TPT: the irregular priority of a word in a ^5T: compound cf. qn^'mffore-part or side. -2. ; r$n I. the the first half of a lunar month. -3. the first part of an argument, the frima facie argument or view of a question. -4. the first objection to an argument. -5. tho statement of the plaintiff. -6. a suit at law. -7< an the assertion, a proposition, "trr^ plaint, the first stage of a legal proceeding. q^ the first member of 1 : or sentence. the eastern mountain behind which tbe sun is supposed to rise. gr^rPT^r a. belonging to the eastern Panchalas. ~-Mlfll(i<JI: ( m. pi. ) the disciples of Panini living in the east. mi7)^ m. an epithet of Indra. ftt^rmv: a forefather, an ancestor. ipr^: 1. an epithet of Brahma. -2- any one of the first three ancestors, beginning with the father ( faj, faTRf, and compound Pt. 1. 89. -3- an ancestor ; in general. j$ a. each preceding one. ( -Jf; ) tn. pi. forefathers. -<jrr?g^r the eleventh lunar manison lftcU'13' ) containing two stars. TT: an epithet of tbe planet Jupiter. the vrpT: I vrrferepart. -2. the upper part. lunar (w)9r rfT the twenty-fifth | mansion containing two stars. 1. priority. rnrt prior or antecedent -2. existence;^ ^TW^n^gfiTratstrnr% Tarka K. -3. (Rhet.) disclosing an intention. TrTir^ a. willing to speak first; hence polite, courteous. ^f^K'.f prior occnpatiou or posses; sion. Tjjf; ' >FfHtflT a. preceding, tbe prior or previous. first Mim&m- an inquiry into the first or ritual portion of the Veda, as opposed sfc', to the ^^iir)tlTT or ^tfr ^iT; of the ; commencement see iftfltor- or prelude drama,theprologue;irrr B^gsr! n D. R. S. ; D. 283 ; To 214. - 2. a symptom of occurring disease.-3.the first of two concurrent vowels or consonants that is retained. -4. ( in Rhet. ) a figure of speech which consists in describing anything change. suddenly resuming a rf$ror sickness. a. wi^ yonth. former its symptom of coming young. ( -n. ) existing before, wr^: the first plea or commencement of an action at law q|Q-< in. (he complainant or plaintiff. ^ff 1. a former event; U. 11. 10. -2- previoua conduct, -cft^ wilfac a.one who first commences hostilities an aggressor. 5TT*f a. relating to the ftrat half of autumn. see fify-. ffTO the upper part of the ll^cf. thigh -- IreTT day-break, -HT dawn ; Si. going in front. -WTtT: the eastern ocean ; R. 4. 32. -CTf^T: the first ( jrfjt ) 1 a- or heaviest of the three fines. The mulberry tree. nom. TT-'i JT3J: [jij. ( Bh. 114 2, sfV-?iny'i<-<JiilRc<4ii ; J^UT Si. 2. 43. -Oomp. -srgfg; w- an singer- 1. a cloud epithet of Siva. -2. an epithet of Indra. f ( m^-sfl ) To be busy or mostly with jr ) 6 A. ^ active ( ; ' I To cause to work, engage upon, entrust with, appoint to ( usually with loc. ) ; *ri To place, set, fix, direct, cast nMH< ; 67 Ve. 3. 19 ; ; R. 13. 25. -II. 3 P. ( or carry over. sustain. -5 -III. 9 P. ( antecedent. -3 Previous, 10 U. . ; - -4 First. ?>: - An former, ancestor, a forefather. a. Going before, preceding. a. Former, old, ancient. . In the easl, to the I R. 3. 42, -2 Before, in front of. -3 First, tn the first place. east ; To To m- To bring 1 fcf ) former or first state a. ( At the find of comp. ) 1 Preceded by, attended with arTTwqTSnpfomrc s 5 -2 Preceding, . prior. -2 ; - -- 11. 40. grain of corn. To nourish. increase, grow cf gsr. P. myg; m. previous. prior, kind of cake . An empty 1 -CT state. U q. v. A persona which springs ( from some previous cause) before their meeting ; as ; bundle, pack out of. deliver from, bring -4 fill. ( -2 -J To protect, maintain, To promote, advance. i<mK ) To protect. -IV. SKl( sometimes ; ifr^ i regarded as a separate root ) 1 To carry over or across, ferry over. -2 To reach the other aide of anything, accomplish, perform, achieve, bring to a conclusion ( a vow &c. ). -J Tc be able or capable sr UlrflwVl^l ; jg wff^r^njsfgsrr ff|tri 3ij tnfnn 8. 6 ^ UTTIfft' 5Tin ; j?hr ind. in the previously. a. 1 preceding part, Having something an- -2 Relating to something preceding, -n. One of the three kinds of STJIIPT, inferense of from the cause, i. inferring from the rising of clouds that rain will fall. -tad. As before. the effect . a. I An. cient. ft^rat f^rTfta S. 4 f^ mviifH ^ ; Ma. 3. 187. -3 During the first part of the day, in the morning, at dawn. -4 Early, betimes. Ved. g$ a. ^ 1 P., 1 Former, previous. -2 Ancient, old. -3 Next, Eastern. -5 Excellent. heap up, near. -4 2. ; arftjr 59. A. ( j%, tjsor ) To come with. -II. 7 P. ( Ton%, To bring into contact with, ape ) 1 (fir ^ an>Kfiuyu|Jtrjoin,, unite in contact ^^ iuJ- Bk. 5. 39. -2 To mix, minbe in contact with, touch gle- -J To -4 To gatisf y, fill, satiate5 To augment, increase. -6 Ved. To give or ?TT -III. 1 P., 10. grant bountifully. D. ( ifajrimJI ) 1 To touch, come in contact with. -2 To binder, oppose 10 U. (^Kf, collect, gather. if delighted. ; yj^^ind. 1 On the former day. -2 On the day before, yesterday Bv. -4 To deliver, save, extricate, rescue. -S To withstand, oppose. -6 To live. -V. 5 P. ( sf(ft ) 1 To please or delight, gratify- -2 To be pleased or T tecedent or a cause. jfi^ a. ( rfrr/. ), -jtfor -2 Ancestral. w^t - gled ; P- [ 1 ' Mixed, pti min- R 632 -2 Touched, 13- trci:?ht iota eno- children of one father by different wive*, or by wive* of different el*****^T a. going alone or snr: |. a low man, separately. an unenlightened, vulgar man, the Uct, touching, anited. -3 Fillc.1, foil. Property, wealth. 91%: y. Touch, contact, union. * Property, welth, posse*- M. Ved. Food. An ! inquirer, an investigator fnrr ni*r s^*r fVsrrsniT Pt. Y. 2. 268. : 33 5. : Asking, inquiring. Questioning, aiking, inquirinquiry into the future. 2 A. ( j^t ) To come in con1 ing. -2 9-^ TT?: Keparatene**, individuality; 7 o- of different ahipe* or kind*. fttj a. of different kind*, diverse, various. 9&rr An 6 P. r V*, ( ws-w-ft To de* ) A 1 An army 1 ( eegfsnft. S. of Konti, ). ! Ve. 9 3. ^ A *y\ '^| | : (Jronnd, soil. -3 The earth considered a* one of the nine substance* or five primary element*. Ut4*ij( To exTo send, A The palm of the kind of mewnre. -Cop. I 7. 57. , ^Ssn Severally, separate- \ Ms 18; 1- - tinct death. circuit of w^^j:. -^ the the earth. vtf: a tree ; ij^Hi^r jf^Ki terrt-src^i^^iT^n R. 8. C*. trial world, the earth. an epithet of Siva. ind. 3. -2 Different, separate, Bg. 5- 4 ; 13. 4 ; vf^nrr %af*rt Ki. v. '<.!. -J Apart, 2- sTPT-rrit *T IB; 1 abl. or instr., to analyse. -Coip. Sk : ) ; Bk. 8, separate -2 to keep 3rr*w=n i j>nrrror-Tr109. ( jrw^ divide, off, Broad, wide, spicioni, expiBTlve jTjfSf^r q. v. below: fHTJT: T-i^rt as> M - 46. -2 Copious, abundant, ample ; V. 4.. 25. -3 Large , great gjr: TSTU^f: Katn. K. 11. Si. 12. 4S ] thereupon the calf, milked the earth, and received the milk into his own hand, from which proceeded all kind* of corn, vegefor the maintentables, fruits &c ance of his subjects. The example of Prithu was afterwards followed by a variety of milkera-gods men, H sbis, mountain*, Nagao, Asuras Ac., who found out the proper milkman and calf from their own number, and milked the earth of whatever '. *r: /. they wanted ; cf Ku. 1.2]. T-JT a. big-bellied, Opium. -Corrp. .HM-< corpulent. ( -t: ) a ram. -fa-ii a. having large or broad hip* or elope* 26. ; : ; -5 Numerous. -6 v ). The Vibnu Pnrana relates when Ve; Krithvi. that | nature and prohibited worship and sacrifice, was beaten to death by the ; qgr: fsnrrrfr =17 V. 4. red garlic. mi. -q- gg?^y -3 famed, widely renowned. ". a Ssb/TW: the sign Pisces of the zodiac.- raT. a mountain. -fr a. siij a. ?nftr a. highly prosperous. JTCT? a. rica, having large hips. !. -j : wealthy. 7ij9r:-gp Uicc ed A parched and flatten- 1% ). *: A 7*JfK Tft^f: Mar. ( 1 Detailed, prolix. severally, sedifdistinction, Vis ^"i- Smart, sharp, clever. -7 Important. -8"Varions. o f fire or j *j. Agni. -2 X. of Yisbr.u. -3; Of Mahideva. -4 X. of a king. [ Pritbu was the son of Vena, son of Anga. He wd* called the first king, from whom the earth received ber najie 1. parateneas. -2ference. -3. discrimination, judgment. arr-W^ a. distinct, separate. -*iipH4>i individual existence, -!%*n 1spcdr, individuality. separating, distinguishing. -2- anaa to lysing. -jrf a. belonging different family.. pi. ) ( JE^T/., cornpar. ; sever. avert ^ or Prithu milk.' made Svayambhnva Mann ; ; . a. ( ^5 26; di- V. 4. 20. -4 Apart aside, alone the excepfrom, except, with act without ( with tion of, -2 ). -^omp. f%;, -&ii, -fsr^ ., - direct. T: centipede. : also band. -2 an epithet 7ftr7r[cf. Vn. 1. 184] 1 The earth ( sometimes written 7141% counter Ved!- TI%: ofPindn. Ved. Hostile, inimical. Den. P. To attack, en- TO 11. 8. ' , ; ; a. An army. 10 O. ( w*6-a ) I tend. -2 To throw, cast. -3 the ; ft=r*at Ki. . Fl of generally applied only to Arjuna -2 A divison of an army consisting of 243 elephentf, a* many chariot*, 729 hoise, and 1215 foot. -3 Battle, fight, encounter. -4 A hostile army -5 ( pi. ) Men, mankind ( Ved. ). t. rrf an epithet of Indra. from famine, besought the monarch for the edible fruits and the earth withheld plant* which from them. In anger Prithu took op his bow to compel her to yield tbespply so mncb needed by his subjects. She assumed the form of a cow and began to flee chased by the Kin;. Bnt she at last yielded and requested him to spare her life, and at the same time promised to restore all the needed f rnita, plants if a calf were given to her Ac., through which she might bs able to goffered secrete one two wive* of Pandn. -Coxp. '? -3T9:, -gI:, -^3: an epithet of the fir* throe Pandava prince*, but encounter. in general Separateness, severally. Individuality, ). hostile 1 JJ1*<^ -2 -2 An army. gwwt fcaft: /. separate existence. after ace. dual 2 !J*l*t-4 ) sleeping apart. pl*Me. An army. ( This word ha* jsf /. no forms for the first five inflections and is optionally substituted for csfsrr <> { tact with, touch. light, mob, low people ; ;r jjqjjm-ty-jf ^sr 4i$HitgTiar JrrfjTfYii' R- 8. 90 ; Ki. 14. 24. -2. a fool, a Mockhead, an ignorant man ; Si. 16. 39- -3a wicked man, sinner. nfe: a distant relation who offern the fune.al rice ball separately and not together with other relations. pions sge, and when coose^n^ntly robbery and anarchy prevailed in the absence of a king, the Mnnis rubbed the right arm of the dead king to prodnce a son, and from it sprang the majestic Pritbu, glowing like Agni. He was immediately declared king, and his subjects who bad child ; girl. a. Broad, iar^e. wide J^ri *Tn:rrr =T3 Si. 10. ' " rth -2 jxfr [ 1T^?J I rhe Toe earth a< one of the five elements -3 f>rge cardarnonu. -4 N. of a metre; (see App I. ). -Cop. -fw:, - a king, -TP7:, ~5t. cavern. >rJ: i^rff a sovereign. an epithet of Gane*i. ^jr a cave, 7: |. a tree. -2- the planet grotto. Mars. 'or; a mountain. -WT^:i . Jvr3O' 1 Large cardamomi. -2 cardamoms. T=fT^ ; -3 An A 1 A serpent, eleptnut. scorpion. -2 A tiger. adder. -4 A tree.-5 -6 A panther ( r%- ). 633 a. ed to. Clinging, attachClinging to, attachment. JT *w far ) a C *i? -" flffii: Un. 4. 52] 1 Short, small; An 1$) -2 dwarfish. -3 feeble. Delicate, -4 Various, Diversified, spotted. diverse ( Ved. ). fV: A dwr.rf. A ray of light. -2 The 1 earth. -3 The starry sky. -4 N. of Devaki, mother of Krishna. -5 Tl e %/. -6 A earth. -7 Milk. -Comp. cloud. of KriT>$:, -WTi, -H?:, epithets shna. |. an epithet of Kri5JiT: shna. -2' of Ganesa. of an aquatic plant. A. 1 ( To sprinkle. -2 To give. -4 To Tex, pain, weary. detid. The back, hinder part, 31*1 g^-2 The back of an animal surface or upper HT^a-- Ac. -^3 The R. 4. 31, 12. 67 ; Ku. 7. 51 side U. 3. -4 The so 12 *\ I -3TT: wind, ! air. Siva. wind. ; book. behind ') a j&sT, ( S& -Oomp. -*rrf^ a. going behind, following ; the back-bone. srf?I Pt 1. 59. n epithet of particular 4-a*r a- aft is fighting' -^ETTI nt . 3H(, as -^rsi: : an arrow of ; A 1 -J box, b*g. basket, multitude, quantity. A f: - tuberance on the back. MSS^; air, wind. vehicle qr:-5fr A bag, basket, box. St A rnall bag, a basket. 1 P. ( -^ -?4 back-biting ) ram yyc\j. ; ; a draught-ox. ?iq a. sleep531: a wild goat. ing on the back. ?}nr^ "I- ! a ram.-2-abuffalo.-3. a eunuch. -4. an epituot of .Bhima. to put' 1 trj^r The back. ( jy% qi-Tl^ [ *l'rSt go. -2 To 1 Drinkdrunk. -1 t^] to be qusffed or fit able, sea jraW above, -ijr^ riding. 4 yi: the back-bone. qr*g H. tho ^rg TO., upper siory of a liouse. dra To (?). ^7T a. Heiuachanr?^ *ra^ I't*!^ J|lWia5t I ) ^ectar. -2 Ghee. 1 3T^T calumnui- *rft To embrace. grind. -3 TOHifl- Viyu. -Comp. the with the Angers extended. ; lope considered ; ^Z. (-CT-Sr-a: lo) 1 A has, bas-2 A chest. -3 A multitude. 4 A retinue, train, -e: The open hand . ( ; elephant. see ; superficial or. ; An ket. - a. [ j(-3Ttf^ r%^ ] Spotted. a 1 The spotted antelope. -2 A drop of water yq^it STRlwr =? K. 3. 3 <3T: Ki. 6. 27 4. 27 6. 51. ~J A spot, mark. -4 An ante; louse. The wax, of the ear : hump-backed. - A 3f^Tc*: > i. e. Aries, Tausigns of the zodiac, and Caprirus, Gemini, Sagittarius corn. -liH:, -W. a soldier who protects the rear of a warrior while he -2 The root of -3 A couch, bed. owl. tail. -4 A cloud. -5 -*nf^, 3*3*. An I an elephant's benind i from ' back-biter, slanderer, : flute -5 To a letter, ( of document &c. ) * 2. 93. -5 The of flat roof of a house. -6 The page back or the other side a. 1 with wind, blow ( ag a &c. ). 4 To satisfy, till refresh, please; f^pTTrfn^ Bfc- 1- 2. rear, bring up, nourish, nurture, cherish. ; HtH 1- flojh on (Tpr the bacfc. the back JlRj ; Mil, nil fulfil, conch, ; 3- (q'lK-ti-^iS, up, complete. -J gratify ( as hoped &c. ). To I -3 To ^f^TT^T^f -2- an epithet of 3rr*7 ghee mixed with corfir: agulated milk. ( sn*(ri -- To ; variegated. -2 m The spotted anteSprinkling ft. A drop of water or of lope. any other liquid ( laid by some to be used only in pi. ). -Comp. -ar?,:, jr^ m rear. & crab. 3?*T^ the exterior muscles on the hack of an elef: 1- a crao ~ 2 * br. phant. qu* the following. gitlfa; contents of a figure. a. I Spotted, ( elephant. - 1jsff( 9 P. 3, of Ved., 7 I Water. -2 Milk. -3 A Sapid. TIT 1 Rice-gruel. drink, beverage. -2 A driiik mixed with a small quantity or boiled rice, The 1 ^g: sea. -2 Fire. -3 The sun. . f: 1 , Ki. 13. 23; Si. 20. 18 wg^rt : ; Vu. 1. ^rar<Ti jrr^r: K. 7. 45. A drop of water ^ oft, postpone. -2- to resign, give up, discard : Bharsta (TJ on Ak. A email stone. Mixture of ghee coagulated milk. ind, air ( and Gana 9"<J rft^rfyvr^ ; Tue word to P. VI. f- P- inquired, 3. ee 109. 1> ] I interrogated, jf&:/- 1 of light. 80 ghee. ; Pg. ( trg-^i questioned, ii.euus 1. to place nounce, desist from, leave off, re5>sTr5iri JOT: ^?^r ^K^vn^aB73rr J3 f^if II. 1. 144 fTf^r K. tryaY T^ to follow jseti w 1. to stand at the back. -2- 'o be disresign . ment ; Bk. 17. fcx I 1 or tremble. ^y. An r/t%; /. | A mare for edge on the back of g-"3T 1 The heel. -2 A ray of ton. lor 20 5- der: ; 4 A Going. -2 1 foWfl -fj, A vigr: ; 7 - small part. testicle. 1 . back-horse. light. 10 U. (faft, tafft-it) move. -2 To shake or 1 P., To go ). yyif a. Relating to the back. -J-T; instru- 7. The sun. -2 Fir"- -* Th ocean.-4 The gold-mountain(Meru). q-^: ; ; A A kind of musical (Ttf ; interrogation. -3 Touch. -4 A ray fr on the buck, leave behind. -2. to negto relect, forsake, abandon. -3. draught. -2 the altar. Inquiry, rib. verily VW jlJtlU- 300 ; Asked, -2 Sprinkled. -2 Ved. A b. ; -2 Towards the back, backwards i?j JOT:- -^ fu the back. garded | '!:**$ [ *ng:, 104 -4 Behind the back, secretly, oo~ supposed to be compounded of JTfJ and T^T, the fj; of y*^ being dropped as an irregular case. The won is thus taken aa the type of a whole class of such irregular com) 4. 11. 40. is pounds behind the Behind, 1 fSq^rr^ Ms. q. v. of a cow ^;eevon days wffTnaWSJTTlT: 5. 6. -3 Frefh T^-TJT Hiravall; Ms. ; i'"'. from behind, irenn: back, Nectar. -2 The milk has calved ^within 1 that ). ; ^jj 4 . Delicate, fine, eof 1 ^nSTn^or: Ku 65 ~2 - ' * ; l'f*n, thin, slen- 5WT^ ^Rtfdr^ftww^iWi S. 3. 22. qfe:, WSH A hone. (y: Form t shape- 634 a. r Ved. Well-formed. -2 1 Adorned. T-K ^JT( Soft, ten- gsT^rnrp}^ ^frej ?ffT: ; 40; Me. as waist ( 1 < )c* der, .ielioate K 11. 45; 9. Blonder ) ; 91. -2 Thin, R. 13. 34- -3 Lovely, bsttiitiful, charming, good ; Bv. 2. 2. -4 Expert, clever, ttkilf ul ; Bh. 3. 56 ; (r-ffcffrar^SW: U. 6. 34. -5 Crafty, fraudulent. -6 Decorated, adorned. -tjBeauty.-fy; N.of Vishnu. " I -2 Coining ; ; performed in honour of the Manes or deceased ancestors. "^HfET: 1 The son of an unmarried woman ( ft-jtrajn Jf* ) -2 The son of an illustrious person T: 3* ) The son of ornament. / ?ft A -2 A egg. -4 a paternal aunt. A * muscle -3 An 100. -5 flesh. Y. ; 3. The foetus shortly after conception. -6 A buJ on the point of blowing. -7 The thunderbolt of Indra ( said to be m. also ). -8 A kind of musical instrument. -9 The shell or rind ( of fruits ). -10 A sheath, gcabbard. -1 1 A shoe. -Comp. qffer: T: a bird's egg. <^ A. 1 ^ ( To resolve upon, ) strive diligently for. l Jfa : L ffi *-*f?[ ] Grinding, ing, crushing; Si. 18. 15. q-q^T a. ijq-iir ing. pound- and muller, any grinding or pound- ing apparatus. A mill-stone, a griad-slune, uiuller. A ^TV: ^ <j*3< a. ( *ft ) To go, move. Going, moving. -2. De- 1 structive. fo 1 P. ( TUTft 't: A f; To ( a. ( *V/. ) [ w^] nj(?4 Re- I a. /. ) tree ( tft wood of the Pilu Made of the Ms. ; 2. 45. ^^TFtf Mildness, affability, ness. a^or ] o. ftfcri '( 1 ^r. lowest of the eight forms of marriage in Hindu law, in which a lover ravishes a maiden without her consent when she is or or Bleeping, or intoxicated, in intellect ; ; derang- jfrrt g?ri Ms. Boiled in a ftii ^sfar%t N. of an ancient sage, sfrS^Ti on 3. -2 34 Y. 1. ; or fm*r. a riligi- ons ceremony. -2 Night. ^3 A sort of gibberish spoken on the stage by demons, one of the lowest forms of Prakrita. ( V /. ) Infernal, demoniacal. presided over -3 Derived from, by, R. 15. 60. or fr: relating to ( pi. ) An- cestors, forefathers. tfarwi^lf a. ( tfr/- ) Relating to a ft- masculine woman, a with a beard or such other masculine features. -2 A hermaphrodite. -3 A female servant. : A boil. A large -2 The alligator. rectum. qtff&OT, et, 3tS& A pack- handle, parcel. The bone forming the up- TrrrU-^Un. &c. ; 3. 86] *Tf nhqW: a young -2 An elephant ship, raft, boat H. 2. 165. The I colt, foal ft* ; .^r- *c. ; warrior U. 5- 3. ten years old. -3 A ; ; fWW IK*l f$t- -4 A garment, cloth. -5 The young shoot of a plant. -6 The site or foundation of a house. -7 A fcetus having no enveloping -Comp. -arfgrff a membrane. irro)- -arrtrrjf a tent, shoal of small fish. m. the master of a vessel. >fP a K7: a mariner, seaman. the rudder of a c%r: ship-wreck. <jrfcj. boat or ship. merchant. vrSfsr nt. sea. faring a rower, steers- ^rf: man. 1 : The young of an animal. plant. -J The site of a A young -2 house. 1 Sacred, holy. -2 Puri- fying> i^j : m. A kind of camphor. 1 One of the sixteen of- Back-biting, slandering, taleMs. 7. 48; 11. bearing, calumny at a sacrifice ficiating priests (assistant of the prie*t called sf.s^ ). -2 Bg. 16. 2. -2 Roguery, depravity. -3 Wickedness, malignity. a. ( B?/. ) [ fistii 3?<5] Made An fl ] 1 ; 56 ; ^ of flour, or meal. ifr&Hfa. or meal. -2 A paternal grandfather. servant. A woman <Jffftg . Relating to a paternal grandfather. or derived from a pi- A iforsf a. a. ^rtfSR; alms, -2 Inherited 3? qt?: 1 The foundation of a house. -3 Putting together, uniting, mixIII5: ]. a kind of reed ing. -Comp. (TO). -2- a kind of grass ( ^151 ). -3. a kind of fish. soft- ^ft/. ) [ faiftr Demoniacal, infernal. ^rpy A kind of demon ^} 1 A present made at author of a system of laws. Brahma; . young of any animal, cub, 1. 18. dry, wither. q. v. ternal grandfather. cf Mv. ear. ) ; per part of the skull. 61. fr/- year 7WTPT a- ( ?ft/- ) Made of the wood of the holy fig-tree ; U. 4. 20 ; patronymic of Yaska. The <* ) brass, cred to the Manes. ^ I The part of the hand between the forefinger and the thumb. (Also %q in this sense ). -2 A year, month, or day sacred to the Pitris. ed ^ Pure, clean. qtite a. [ ft: gj[t fa T^it 1W TV. ] 1 Young, not adult or fnllgrown. -2 Having a deficient or redundant member. Defarmed. A boy, one from his 5th to his 16th lating to a father or ancestors gen-2 Saerally, paternal, ancestral. The eighth thunderbolt. P. I a. I Made of brazen. ifo^ I Pounding,pulverizthreshing-floor. -J A stone -2 A : o. ( ?ft /. ) distilled, ; Bilious. Pounding, grinding. [rtX'SJS.] TCt A spirituous liqnor from meal cf. irhft. Piece of flesh. mass of or hall father, ; Gold. -3 -4 Decoration, lustre. from a ancestral, paternal 5Trf Form. -2 1 Brightness, a father. Relating to or derived meal. ( spirituous liquor distilled from epithet of Vishnu. q*) f tH A multitude of boats. 'it? [ !;* 1 I Snout of a hog. -2 boat, ship. -3 A plough-share. A -4 The thunderbolt. -5 A garment. -6 The office of the Potii. -Oorny. WTSPJ: a nog i boar. 635 A m. o. Virtuous, hog, boar. Red pimples on the eyelids. heap. -2 Bulk, A. 1 y: measure. kind of honey A mag- nitude. coloured <jtf&3?T, wheat ). The mast of -: ship. Nourishng, supNourishporting, maintaining. -2 ment, growth, increase, advance. -3 Prosperity, plenty, abundance. One who maintains or ifpr^f: [ 2*-^ : ' 1 nourishes, a supporter. sup- qfqni Nourishing, fostering, porting, maintaining. TVftrf [ SfWrqrf :OT_ ] q^r^f Belonging to a a. ( gfr/. ) p-p- Nourished, supported. One who a. m. feeds, nourishes a. [ 3^-f5tr% 37 ^ ^f?T%7: The son of a daughter appointed to raise issue for her father. a. *R> /. ( m. A -4 sperity. OIJit constant re- -^r\: Abundant, copious. , be nourished and protected. " TTW^PT 1 ( ft / ) to Relating harlots. Harlotry, ; Ms. 9. 15. See $*** Bk. Fit i Superfluity, redundancy, 3rfTT-*lli V. 3. : TMc<Jf a - 5. 91. battle. < ( *f / Boyhood qT the 16th year ( Boyish. from the 6th ) -, to ; ; a. Relating to or madiTof lotus flowers Mai. 3. 16. 5f: A kind of leprosy. ; a? a A N. of a country. -2 1 qf|T: king or inhabitant of that country. kind of su^reane. -4 A sectamark. -5 X.of the conch-shell of A. g. t. A 15. kind of sugarcane.-! A tan'-il caste ( of sugar-boilers ) cf. Ms. 10.44. I ft ( / own [ 3* ) ^t belly. A 1 townsman, citizen ( opp. 3TR<1? ) Ku. 6. 41 Me. 27; R. 2. 10, 74 12. 3 16. 9. -2 A term applied to a prince engaged in war under particular circumstances. -3 A planet in a ; ',' ; ; ; state of opposition to other CT planets. in The language of the servants a palace. i A sort of grass inprr, living in ( ftf5T). -ftf^ /, -wt a town. ; most. -3 Prior, ^rnr to a. preceding. first, dfff. ( :< ) [ jtm-sflnr ] 1 of the past, primeval -2 Relating to the Puranas or derived from them. -J to the past, ancient, Belonging to the past, ancient. -2 Belonging to the Puranas or derived from them. -3 Versed in the legends A Brahrnana of the past. fT: 1 a. human -2 Manly, q-; Sacred to Purusha. which can be carried by ; fellow-citizenship. A garden near a home. -2 A garden near a town. A citizen. -2 A A action, woman. ift/. ) Civic, one man. Human 1 ; ^ MIO"ll c 9l^fHI Pt- 1. 361 ; 2. 81. -2 ( ) Heroism, prowmanliness, courage valour, ess, R. 15. 28 8. 28. gV^T^Tor: power, vigour. -3 ( b ) Strength, Virility ; Be. 7. 8. -4 Semen virile. -5 Penis. -6 The full height of a man, the height to which he reaches with both arms -elevated and the fingers extended. -7 Sun-dial. ; ; f: Derived town-bred. A worshipper of Purusha. a. (ift/. )[3^r-3^];i from or belonging to man, incidental to man made, established or propounded by man as in Manly,virile. human, ; ; 3r^Tr^rr:-2 -3 Spiritual. if: I Man-slaughter. 7^*nj ). -2 A crowd of men. -3 A day-labourer, hireling. -4 Tinman action, man'a work.-5 Law as affect- ( *f Human work,action ing persons. of man. q' Manliness, courage, horoiflm. a. Indra ( V -3 A weight man's work, erertion, effort; 2. 88 governor of a city. . virile. a and country. ( -^r: pl.)_citziens and townsmen* and country rustics, people ifKfcir: 1 /. ) [ J5T-3W ] 1 or mnn in gene- man ral, ; man --&i$lr "ft ( ifr^r Relating to a grtij publio business arsJsncTST i|UMMgrt*i iif<*i : Devoted 1 Eastern cmsa-^rfTTpT: Mai. 9. 25 pgrrq^9. 17;R. 4. 34. -2 Fore- .r- woman ) (*>/) i^rrnr Paurava. logist. w: 1 The son peated, superfluous. of a widow remarried, one of the twelve sons recognised by the old Hindu law Y. 2. 130 Ms. 3. 1. 55. -2 The second husband of a woaian; -Oomp. ). (r/. that country. well-versed in the Purllnis, a publio reader of the Pur&naa.-2 A raytho- i^'T 3^4 [ Relating to a widow who has married a second huband. -2 Re1 Filling one'g f<> r -2 Manly, virile. ??r Manhood, virility. -3,Human. I ifHif Ved. Manly courage, strength. -2 Manhood, virility. -3 ; -2 12. 40. a harlot. female inconti- *&/) man ; country or people in the north of India. -3 An inhabitant or ruler of Former, previous. Repetition ; K. 237; R. Ms. 9. 176. The son of : nence petition. I ij^ : -g?r: an adopted son. a class of relatives, who must -Comp. g^ m^rir ar^r ] (^-/. ) [ Descended from Puru. ^: 1 A descendant of Puru S. 5. -2 N. of a Belonging uselessness To b ] [ 2'?;-*^i nourished or supported. -2 fed, Well-fed, thriving. -3 Causing' pro3r <* Jfr*r < Fre- ) again. One ] feeds, nourishes &c. feeder, nourisher, protector. ^ij-gr- a. son or grandson. feeder. A. n-^ quently repeated,reourring again and who rial ( sft/- ) or t^-.tpq- Fre juent &c. -J pale- Relating to or derived from a son. 5: A grandson, son's son. -=ft I A grand-daughter. -2 An epithet of Durga. 3 The office of aPotri,q.v. &c. A a- qVw lion called ( ). Tfatgfjfcjj The cuckoo. M)qP>r3! a. ( fr ) Derived from or sacred to Indra. t Tha lunar man- upright, holy, righteous. ; ( (ft/.) Belonging to a^rfars^ ngf . 2. 15. 636 A TJ superintendent of the royal household royal kitchen. ; -Comp. the especially of r<* S.7. 28. an epithet of Ja- ijwii (c) power (srg) d ( ; ) intensity, excess ( snrr?, vfi, si-7PT,.!ig yanta. ; 7T< l|$|: A Mantra recited upon making an oblation of gheo. Tlfrerf^w; A priest who repeats the above Mantra. -t( combat. The priest jy ; *fl 1 Tis3f?*r family- (j ; ( m is complete growth -2 Abund- Maturity, full day of A trrofTT TrTUTrfV, of A sacrifice A worn cloth a. I Evident, plain, clear, apparent, manifest. -2 Undisguised, -3 public. Visible. tind. L 3*7-3^ coming from floral, flowery. town irrefsjii spirituous day of full moon. Re- ] 1 N. of the ft v. -2 A kind of 1 q. liquor made ( from vitriol. WJTEt 1 A. Relat- ing to a former existence, done in a. life Y. 1 349. Bg. 6. 43 former ; to The relation of prior and posterior. -2 Due order, succestft^TTJT swell, I sion, continuity. mtf^ a - ( *5T / > Relating to grow ( cjrpft, ; UIHH o ( former, prior MB. 4. 148. -2 BT ; / ancient. cqrf An 1 tT: 'epithet of R&vana ; R.4. 80; 10. 5: 12.72. wra;Pt. -2 Of Kubera. -3 Of Bibhti ana. -4 The moon. 2. 4 ; An epithet of Surpanakha tny: m.f. qfcft /. A kind of cake. qrjfrlT o. (rfV/. ) Relating to or descended from Pulomon or Puloma. JTs N. of Indra. <^Blnft Sacht, daughter of Pnlomftn and wife of Indra ; fat; cf. 1 overfill, swell ; full or To grow, Bk. 6, 33. -2 To exuberantt. -3 To surcharge. Caus. ( cqpr increase, enlarge, mako fat or comfortable Ms. 9. 314. -2 To means 'forward', 'forth ', 'in front ', 'onward', 'before', 'away', as in snr% JTWT, sf^, j^rr &c. -2 With adjectives if means ' very ' excessively ', !Fff, Iff^ &o., U. To ' very much ', ' &c.'; see further on. -3 shake, quiver, ; irraTOT loosened. motion jifiiT: ering, ; Cans. To shake, put in Bk. 15. 23. Trembling, shaking,, quivviolent motion or tremour ; Subhash. I HRT^JT^T: ; Si. 13. 42. Causing to shake. a. Wind, violent wind or gust ^- : ;sr^tr- ^Hia-j4ifq-% SfT: Si- I- 61, 14. 43. -2 N. of a hell, -ij Excessive or violent trembling, violent motion. a Swinging, shaking. U. 1 To pursue, go after. -2 To urge on, incite. -3 To - 10 hurt, injure. Pursuing, (iprrof To HT* ; verbs or not, it is used in the following senses according to G. M.: beginning.commencement; *.!*))(*) loagth; I fTf: R&m. ngr&5; Mb. -2 To vibrate sound. ) -3 To become loose, bo tremble With nouns whether derived from [a) announce, pro- Announcing, narration. trsrcnr it 5. 11, claim, narrate. ; gratify, regale. If ind. 1 As a prefix to verbs, Mil. -2 To pro- disunfolded. -2 Publicly exhibited. -3 Apparent. 1 A. -3 Refreshed, strength- To show, mani- played, TJ^t( 10 Grown, increased. -2 J claim, announce publicly. sT3rt??T p- pI Manifested, ( aa increase, Den. P. fest, display, exhibit ; N. 4. 151 ; Ratn. 4. 16. flfNr. ened. -become Den. P. To become mani- Jffisffr fest or visible, appear. crease, growth. ^)1 To . To luvigorating. -2 Promoting strength or growth, ^ In- 1 Previous, srrrff ^nrnt ) 1 the forenoon. (flfoft qR cqpf or see ct below. Ft> grown c ; MNMI^ patricle of calling (hot,, holla). . ) A ind. of manifesting, act disclosing, unfolding. Tftdqirf Green ; (*fr/- The _ flowers. flowers). ; manifest, appear'). -Comp. an epithet of Siva. lating to or ascetic. Clear- \ manifestly, evidently. -2 Pnblicly, openly, 'undisKuisedly. ( j^r?Tf|r to manifest, unfold, display ; 531 TT ^ff^ Jjorrq; sreraTwrrfr Bh. 2 72 Pt. 1. 31 ; sr^Tf^ to become ly, ' mansion called a. ( eft /. ) performed on the full-moon day. An A Revati. full moon. The lunar qr^Tji day invigorating. ^ during the tonsure ceremony. moon. full nutritions, -3 Preservative. (3TJr$tpr^ ) ces- adoration, ) often used as a separable ad. . nutritive, (^ verb. ( ^T/- ) 1 Promoting, growth or welfare. -2 Nourishing, who . ( I ) ; ; Pt. 2. 63. d on the full-moon day by one maintains the sacred fire ) purity !rr?Hr ) ( ; j" ( ; it ance. r ; ; respect ( 5,^. wrjo respectfully folds his hands together ) (n ) prominence ( SPTO, STSTRT ). In the Veda Relating ) A lotus pool or pond. A species of grain. **< (sftfir ) ; ) ; / fNfr ( ( ,nriv: ) ; ^X);(k) wish fight, jUsrftoft MIUIHUT a. (#r/.) Relating to the full moon. -*f; A ceremony peform- WA -2 A festival. ( sation development, a A I *r envy, ill-natured act, mis- office of % ! lence to the blue lotus. chievous deed; refflf>rgrff s^^flf ) ; ( g ) destitution, sparation, being without ; ( sf ri r , 7Toftf %' ) ( h ) apart ; SIIT i excel- ( 18. 32. ; f ; TI An in is in the Pus'iya corresponding to Decem asterism priest, jealousy. -3 month which the moon of a family- office N. of a lunar qT a. 1 Killing, hurting. -2 N. of a T; chasing. Hurting, killing. 4 Naga. nTT A minute .portion. -Comp. 637 a. a mer- ( -TO. ) ignorant. JnrrS'v -% I The trunk of a tree from the root to the branches SI. 9. 45. -2 A branch, shoot. -3 ( At the end of comp. ) Anything excel; lent or pro-eminent of its king 3^5re>tsfgJTT*T ff^r: N. 7. 93; snTU^te: Mv. 4. 35; 5. 48. g-; The upper ; part of the arm. above sr^fa Bk u ; 5.6. A T: tree. or section of a book ( A S 4. chapter Prd. I Openly, publicly srftijfffihrr TTT wr?r vrf^sfr p* Y. 2. 56 ; Mi. 8. ; -2 Aloud, audibly (u?cd 193; 228. as a stage-direction in dramas ; opp ). $r ind. I Openly, public- ly. -2 Visibly. -3 -Comp. wtcrrar mnch, to the heart's content, at pleasure ; q*frawiT R. 2. 11 ; ITWTlrtV*fll'Mt Ku. 2. 24. sive, IT Desire, pleasure, satisfaction. ind. I Very rauch, exceedingly srrjft nwnf f^?i^: sr^rm ( sfcmrirr ) R. 6.44 ;Mk. 5- 2,r). -2 S. 4. 21 ( -m. ( 2 n the pretence of I a- a. 3Tr?JT^ bright, woman, shining. as in ;rjrr% An Voluntarily, willingly Mu. ; jgr a, eating till satisfied heart's content ; srsmtT: ind. R. 1. At I 1. 25. or to the 66. will. -2 With pleasure, willingly. To shine, gleam -2 To become visible to be manifest, come to light y=M^l A. 1 ; look brilliant. or ; apparent, appear inj ^iff 1*5 n^twr ^ u*iift Kath. -3 To look ; or appear like -- Cau, To show, I display, manifest, discover; aiTWTrsTnirRPr swtsrftrj S. 1 ; San. K. 59. -2 To disclose, unfold, reveal. -3 To bring to light, make public, 5^ri%?^iT ffr^ W^rtf proclaim; Ch&n. 20. -4 To publish, sreyr?i^ bring out ( JT^m?\W: U- work ) -5 To as a 4. irradiate lighten, liant ^offa- Bg. 3 ) 1 giving light. -2 Illuminat- Making ap- discovering, disclosing, evincing, betraying, displaying. -3 Expressing, indicating. -4 Explaining, making expounding. -5 clear, Bright, shining, brilliant. -6 Noted, the celebrated, renowned. | 5?; sun. -2 A discoverer. -3 An ex- pounder. -4 A publisher. -Comp. 5Tr? m. a cock. o. 4*I>H known &c. making Making known Illuminating, 1 or manifest, bringing to light, disclosing. -2 Displaying, manifesting. -3 Illuminating, giving light, irradiating, miking bright.-4Announceraent, declaration. -sr : N. of Vighnu. Bright, shining, STrr^cJ: R. 1 68 5. FsNrrata -2 2. , Si. 12. 56 visible, manifest 7. 25. -3 Vivid, perspicuous 14. 4. -4 Famous, renowned, ; Clear, Bg. Ki. ; ; cele- R. 3.48. -5 Open, public. -6 Cleared of trees, open R. 4. 31. -1 Blown, expanded. -8 ( At the end of corap. ) Looking brated, noted Made \ clear or manifest, displaying manifested. -2 Published brought out (as a book). -J Illuminated, irradiated, enlightened. -4 Visible, evident, apparent. !T Light, clearness. a. To be brought to light &c. a. Clear, illuminated, Light. bright, shinlm; $ 57: 1 Light, resembling. splendour, brightness. ~2 ( Fig. ) Light, elucidation, explanation ( mostly at the end of titles of like, like, luntre, ) irefjwrsr play, ; M<JM*r5T> >TTTM4ii$i, &c. -3 Sunshine. -4 Dis- manifestation Fame, renown, ; Si. 9. 5. ir. p- 'p. Provoked, enraged, A handsome mence IT ); 8 V. To 1 in the 3rR-rffi H?r fwrfJififtm ftn35 Ki. 4. 30; Mv. 2. 13; 36 Rs. 1. 6 Ms. 8, 54. 60 ; f?ri Pt. 4. Bk. 2 8. 230 perform, comsame sense do, used much ( body. epithet of Durgl. ; ; ; Amaru. ; -2 To accom- 13. plish, achieve, effect -3 To assault, outrage, insult ; Bk. 8. 19. -4 To hononr,worebip.-5 Tocxpresg,utter. -6 To place in front, mention first. -7 To appoint (to a post, office &c.). -8. Ved. To induce. -9 To win, con* quer. -10 To A JTSTT: 1 destroy. heap, collection tity, WTOnHf' ; multitude, quan- gHfnrasi3fTTfftr 5 I2 R. 9. 56 - srnnrejiWgTt Ku. 5. 68. -2 bunch of flowers. -3 nosegay, A id, assistance, friendship. -4 Usage, practice. -5 Respect. -6 Seduction, abduction. ^ Aloe-wood. *>'. 6. 8 ; A ; ; : f 1 Treating, explaining, dis- A subject, topic, ) subject ( of representation ) 9f(TOf5raTomrfT?T S. 1. ( b ) A head or subject of treatment. ( c ) A province or departcussing. -2 a ( ment. -3 A cies of drama fictitious plot p : A particular measure of chapter section, or any smaller division of a work. -4 An opportunity, occasion. -5 An affair, a matter. -6 An introduction, prologue. -7 Relation. -8 Doing mu~h or well. -9 A spe; with invented or as the fr-m HP Hiftwnnr, girTsffcT &c. thus defines it : The S. D. capacity. 4 P. 1 To be angry, jj-jCT enraged or provoked at jpr Pt. 1. 283. to be -2 To be excited, gather Caua. To prostrength, increase. voke, irritate, exasperate; 511. 5rernfa>r, T^ofr A drama of the same character as the qih thus defines it: ^ -5 -6 Open spot celebrity, glory. Expansion, diffusion. -7 exciting, Provocation, incensed. ; ; works Irritating, sf-oj- ; p. p. ; bril- Excess, department, a Explaining, teaching. m?r$T1?^13. 33 ; ritutiou. Jit ^ -5 (Medic.) -uja. ir5)T?TtTr-?^ I Brilliance, splendour. -2 Appearance, manifestation. -3 Renown, celebrity. ; I M+isisrrwrsrw ; *r flrw/- parent, illuminate, tjijr ; f?fiT fffarftrf TT*: 5. 16. 57: a. ; ing, a. ( mutiny Biitorahundance. " f^fnpr rebellion, i. popular disturbance. -4 atta k. STfT cheat. ft 389. T-T^sft ; ^ ?rt^ Pt -3 Insurrection, ; Sufficiently, to the heart's content, according to tbe-wwh or desire. -3 irritation prr"if 5T*fi<mr ; ^-^! an open 3. 7. Wrath, fury, rage, vio-2 Great excitement ; provocation, ; Mk. I An harlot prostitute, iftffrT: lent anger. provoking. ^ a public -2 Excited .-3 Disordered deranged. . bril shining, ) an epithet of ( 1 ) Vishnu. of Siva. ( 3 ) the sun. -5-^0. invisible. -sfrjH N. of the sun. afTf. an open purchase. srrfr ) incensed. -10 The ). gloss on the upper part of a horse's tf Bell-mettle, brass. body. ;fr Hunt. Amorous. -2 Exces- I <* ftifftjTtJtCTnfft irerrjf ; WlcJWft See JT^iB^r: or air -8 A golden mirror. -9 chant. Subhash. 554. .p- I Very angry.en raged, An interlude or epiaodeia- 638 drama terted in a crude form of a word to which caseterminations and other affixes are whatig to explain to follow. i^jfr An ] applied. -8 interlude or episode ( with JTRTT or illuBg. 9. 10. -II The mile or female organ of generation. -12 A mother. -13 ( In arith. ) A co-efficient, or multiplier. -14 ( In anatomy ) Temperament of the humours. any magical opsrations. s^fTf: shion Mil. f^*^ JTBTT: 5. 20. Sort, kind, variety, species -2 in ; Manner, mode, way, fa- 1 comp. manifold oft. ; lity B. ; Accomplished, comCommenced, -2 begun. -3 pleted. -4 Oenuine, Appointed, charged. -* The ; 157 ) -5 The eight primary elements out of which everything else evolved according to the Sanig ' The Bve khyas see San. K. 3. -6 primary elements of creations ( ; The natural jj^fjt: /. 1 or state of anything, nature condition natural form ( opp. ftfft which is a change 9 ; or effect ) ; JT^?TT itf* S. 1 and 54 5. ; mojf 8 - U. 19 7. or '; WT sr^T ' ' one of the three congtituent qualities 3T a. innate, of nature ; see gor. - by ff*?j a. inborn, natural. inconsigtent ; naturally nature, a Amaru. 27. j^Tt a minigter, Me. 6. functionary ( of the gtate ) his has returned uf^MiH^ come to or srfitaf; one's to ; consciousness'. senses', 'regain one's tem- disposition, temper, nature, constitution -2 Natural perament, RT: WS HT WStTff: Wf^ i. 21 2- S. 7. ; *5U Make, form, -4 Mai. 1 " fprt ' below ; so -' H^rgffl^If THs Extraction, descent ; source, original the material of or dissolution of the universe. -f%3f Bh. 2. 52. inborn, innate, natural naturally lovely or agreegvpr able, ! being in the natural ; - figure; . usual. ( -1: ) vrr* a. natural, ri* Mk.7.-5 made ; *rrf Tff natural character ' -Oomp. -f ?r; king or fickle 2. wonted nature slow $TTOT a. naturally gar: or unable to discern ; Me. 5. ; > sjffrrjpjw. srraiRt. ( magistrate. ?TW ff ft^ttv B. Origin, material cause, which anything is ; S. B. ( see the full digcuggion on Br. Sut. 1.4. 23 ); -w Bfete or condition, natural, genuine. incidental to -2- inherent, innate, in good nature; R.8.21. -3- healthy, health. -4- recovered. -5- come to oneself. -6. stripped of everything, bare. Way, manner, conduct. ceremony .-3 The bearing of royal insignia. -4 High position, elevation. -5 A chapter or section as in ;jom^i%*n' ~6 ( of a book ) jrftpn' 1 phil. ) Nature ( as Pass. trouble. increased U. ; To be enhanced or 7. 8. sRjT: IExcellence,eminenoe, super. ! *% B - 3- iority ; wg sref?r?3Tq^ *ft Ku. 3.2S.-2 Intenss^fi#j$!T high degree, excess $tafrf5TT3rT U- 3. -3 Strength, power. -4 Absoluteness. -5 Length, protrac34 TrfrrefS ; ; ity, tion. -6 - various sovereigns to be considered in case of war ; ( for full explanation aee Kull. on Ms. 7. 155 and aro o. 1. -Oomp. to the point. having the original sense. -2. true, real. -V: ) the original sense. ; u^SY^ra B P. 1 To draw away, pull, -2 To lead ( as an army ). -3 To bend ( as a bow ). -4 To inorease. -5 To draw or stretch out, or in prolong. -6 To place before front. -7 To hiragg, disturb, afflict, sr^ 1 attract. (jjgro'br Speciality. and JT^firf^ -7 Universality. are used adverb- of ially in the sense ' ' ' exceedingly, a high degree'). pre-eminently', of sTs^ffr: An epithet .of -the -god 'in love. ; Original. 87 ^ufih the corporations of citizens ( which is sometimes added to the 7); SFrrwr- srfra^r matter or subject in baud ; . wfer TJI; K. P. 10. -6 Important, interesting. -7 Wished, expected. * The original sub-8 ject, the body of ministers, or 8elements 18, 10. -3 The constituent ' tbe of the state ( ffHfirfi ), the minister. -3the -2. king. allies. -4. treasure. -5. army. -6. and &o. territory. -7. fortresses ( gxftjr ) ; S. 7. 35 disreal. -5 Forming the subject of is under concussion, that which in hand sideration, the subject often used in works on Alanklra #vrnnra^$n- identified ; 1 ; ) counsellors, ministry ; R. 12. 12 Pt. 1. 48, 301. -2 The subjects ( of a king ) ; nq -5 Difference for ( gion ministers, the njnt srfTtT.p-.P' tion -IS An animal. -16 An artigan. -17 The Supreme Being, -pi. I Aking'g fstsr- ; 3gnTf : JWT T. ; A model,pattern,standard especially in ritualistic works). -9 A woman. -10 The personified will of ths Supreme Spirit in the crea- drama to explain what -2 Theatrical dregs. -3 An open piece of ground. -4 A meet. -5 A place where four road* kind of og. -6 The proper site of inserted in a ig to follow. A privilege. -8 An introductory chapter of a work. -9 Rules for the formation of words. -7 distingmsned from s*T ) the original source of the material world, consisting of the three essential qualities w^.^re and The radical or inns, -7 ( In gram. ) -2 A rite, ; fin grsjn.) Etymologicsl formation. 55TOr: a Paining, harasging,troubl' w ing. The 1 ing away act attracting. ; drawof -2 Plough- extension. ing. -3 Duration, length, -4 Excellence, superiority. -5 Distraction. -6 Realizing by the me of o of pledge more than the interest the money-lent upon it. !T5ff^tT o. I Drawn out. -2 Stretched out or forth. -3 Exceeded in the interest of a loan ). on the pledge exceeding the interest of the money lent upon profit ( as jr Profit it. Excellent, pre-eminent. .p. Drawn 1 -2 Protracted, forth or out. long, lengthy -3 excellent, Superior, distinguishod, eminent, exilted. -4 Chief, pnnci -5 Distracted, Hisquieted. Violent, strong, excessive. pal. P. jygr 6 pour'out ; To 1 -6 throw, scatter, gsTTTi' yTC^TT'ft2. -2 To sow ( as sra?fr?: *3rn*t Scattering about, staewing. JMfa? P- V- 1 Scattered about, disscattered forth, thrown about, persed. -2 Spread.published.promnlSi. 12. ; gated. -3 Waved, waving 17. -4 Disordered.loose.dishevelled. Confused, -5' incoherent m w* rti*rfWN* -7 Agitated, excited. mixed ; as the srgrl s. 2. 63. ; Miscellane of ous,, Bhattikavya. -8 Expanded, opened. ft 1 A _9 Standing alone. miscellaneous collection. lany, any miscel-2 A chapter containing or section A -3 rultm. chapter laneous wiscel- 689 of a hook. -4 Scattering or throwing about. -5 Extent. -Oomp. %,% N. of Durga. Scattered o. jRfror*? about &c. -$-, -^ A I itrewn or chowrie, fly- Si. 12. 17. -2 A tuft flap ( ^TJTC ) of bair used as an ornament for horses. 1 A mis^jj A horse. -g cellany, any collection of miscellaneous things. -2 A miscellaneous chapter. -3 A section, chapter or division of a book. -4 A cage not provided by the Sastras and to be decided by the judge or king. -5 Extent, length ( of a book &c. ). ; 10 U. I To announce, proST^pT claim, mention. -2 To name, call. -3 To praiae, extol, laud. Proclaiming, announc- 1 ing. -2 Praising, srr extolling, landing. Proclaimed. -2 De- I clared, said to be. -3 Named, called. -4 Celebrated. -5 Explained. -6 Revealed. 1 . Celebration, praise. celebrity. -3 Declaration. Fame, A. for. 1 To be -2 To happen, successful. fit or -2 suitable -3 To be occur. Caus. To invent, ] deviie, plan ( schemes 4o. ). -2 To prepare, make ready, equip,aooontre. -3 To treat with respect. -4 To fix, settle. -S To appoint, invest, install. -6 To fix, fasten, bind. -7 To further, advance, promote. ment Ms. ; Settlement, fixing, allot8. 211. J. / ed. -2 1 Made, dons, form- Settled, allotted. -3 ( is a tear - or shed ). A Formed kind of riddle. JWWT.P. J. Prepared, made ready, arranged. a M^Jrfr Ved. - One who knows. Appearance. -2 Intelligence. knowledge. -ffs 1 Putrefaction, putridity. The fore-arm, the part above the wrist VnflT*t8Tffafr>*r: Ku. 3. 41 *PT*TOTW?rf^r!!stej |: 1 : A 1 1 march forth. -3 To issue -4 To go across, pass. -5 To begin, commence ( Atm. ). set out, forth, depart. ( with inf. 47 3. ) 2. ; -6 18. oneself to. ( with 15 Ku. 3." 2 5. To undertake, apply -7 To behave towards ; loo. ). o. I A beginner.-l Conquerovercoming. : A 1 step, stride. -2 Space a measure of distance. considered d -3 Commencement, beginning. -4 ( o ) Stepping forward, proceeding. ( b ) Procedure, course A room near the gate of a palace (=r*fa); ^Hftrsfitfetgrafo'Wfflri* o. Very sharp Ku. or -7 M41. 5. 24. -6 Leisure, Regularity, order, method. -8 Degree, proportion, mea- -9 The reading of the Kramapatha. -Oomp. iff: want of symmetry or regularity, the breaking of arrangement, regarded as a fault cf composition. ( It is the same as HiPfOTar mentioned in K. P. 7, the break of symmetry being either in expression or construction; =rwH5itrr sure. n^rra- To purify, ( ; srg^r: ) *r3T^ nw?pjmT5T: Mb. -3 expiate, atone tor. WTH't' off Washing, washing 1 ; R. 6. 48. -2 Cleansing, cleaning, purifying. -3 Bathing. -4 Anything used for purifying. -5 Water for washing. I Washed, cleansed. -3 Expiated. JT% 5, 9 P. 1 To decay, wane. -2 To be emaciated or lean. -3 To i&irrfaip-p- -2 Purified. injure, destroy, spoil. Rnin, destruction. iT$Fn>rp. p. I Decayed, wasting, declining. -2 Destroyed. -3 Expiated. -4 Vanished, disappeared. at The spot vhere one has perished. STll^ 6 P. 1 To throw, fling at, -2 To put into, throw at or in ;rraw Jrflrjft Ms. 4. 53 -3 To insert, (jri* jrfSr ; ; ; ft^i^Rtarsw fr ?iT r%3TTW TOT is an instance of the former, where irmftsrtfr wonld relieve the irregularity of expression and fittf %q a t ^ifcrrMof the StfTTflffi' f*T& is an instance latter, where the symmetry of the j verse requires the ao.tive instead of the pacsive construction, and the fault may be removed by reading the line as ftsrim ^551 K. see P. 7 under l&fo ; further details. 1 Stepping forward, proceeding. -2 Issuing. -3 Beginning. p.p. I Commenced, begun. -2 Gone, proceeded. -3 In hand, under digcusiion. -4 Surpassed. -5 vwrtft Brave. -6 Previously mentioned, -ft 1 Tbe outset of a journey. -2 The case or point in question. : -2 hurled. 22. P- p- I Thrown at, cast, -2 Thrown into Mai. 5. ; -3 Projected. -4 Interpolated, spurious as in ; 1 Throwing forward, pro-2 A throw, cast. -3 Scattering upon. -4 Spurious insertion; interpolation. -5 The box of a carriage. -6 The sum deposited by each : jecting. member of a commercial company. to drugs in de- -7 Anything added coction. Throwing, casting, hurlthrowing I = ing. into. Ao. -2 Pouring upon, -3 Settling, fixing Satisfied ( ' jpr M' Bt ) humid, wet. -3 Moved with i ( as price ). tr^flrgfr a. Drunken, intoxicat- ed. To 7 U. spg^ pound bruise, crush, fornTfT l^ftf Bk. 14. 33. ; TffW ft- p. p. 1 Crushed. -2 Pierced througn. -3 Incited. Play, pastime, sport. P' P' srgpj^lA., 4 P. 1 To be shaken or agitated. -2 To totter. perplexed or confused. -3 To be pity. ; Moistness, wetness. a. Moistening, wetting. The sound of a , See r Ing. r *** Trickling out, oozing, flow- Exciting, agitating. ~*TT I An iron arrow. -2 Clamour, hubbub qvj^fcr lute. 15. 6. violent ; in'qnestion. oppoitunity. ; sr*fte*f: To wash, 1 (rrsft-gw-S^Er &c. ; ; 5^5 ing, cleanse -2 To wipe away ^ U. 1 To go forward, proceed, walk on; Bk. 15. 23. -2 To go, 1 ifsh ; Me. 2; B. 3. 59; S. 6. 6. -2 The room near the gate of a palace; Mu. 1. -3 A crurt in a house, a quadrangle or square ( surrounded by buildings ) 67? *wrf sjfite irf*?TWTf: 4s. Mk. 4. -4 A part of a door-frame. 10 U. A ranle. -5 The case Mentioning, naming. .? T: 1 An armour for the defence a horse or elephant. -2 dog. -3 a. Clamorous, shouting, noisy. Very hot -2 Ve< acrid JHJJS; a. 1 fsftor. ; a or in *- pntgeat, 640 sharp. -3 Very hard or rough. See ^rc. y To 1 ^; report, announce-, -2 To praise, celebrate. Pass. To be well-known or cele- declare. Caul. brated, be famous. brate, proclaim, announce, publicly, publish. m&l a. 'I Clear, To cele- declare ; 1 Perceptibility, visibility. -2 Renown, fame, celebrity ful ; Rrq-- ; d4 ; TO*rnr p.p. I Famous, celebrated, renowned, noted. -2 Forestalled, claimed by right of pre-emption. -3 Happy, pleased. -4 Recognised, acknowledged. -Ooinp. -nti a commodity the pre-emption of which is claimed by a king. - swnflh/. 1 Fame, renown, cele-2 Praise, ealogium. -3 Per- E. 12. -9 Audacious, arrogant, proud. -10 Shameless, impudent R. 13. 9. -11 Illustrious, eminent. ?rr I A bold woman. officious, A shrew, scolding woman. -3 A bold or mature woman, one of the classes of heroines in poetic composition ; she is versed in all kinds of -2 caresses, lofty of demeanour, possessed of no great modesty of matare age, and ruling her husband see S. D. 101 and examples quoted ad loo. -4 An epithet of Durgi. ><'T -3 Pride, arrogance. 4 Eminence. -5 Perverseness. ness, energy. 2 Emi- smfrvrsr a. 1 Arrogant. nent, illustrious. ^^S p.p. Dipped into, soaked, steeped. -2 Much, excessive, intense. -3 Firm, strong. -4 Hard, I -2 Penance, difficult.-? 1 Privation. bodily ceptibility. Very much, exceedingly. -2 Firmly. -3 Forcibly. -4 Proportionately. - public. 2 Communicating. -3 The outer wall ( of a city ). 1 P. 1 To advance, proceed. -2 To set out. -3 To reach, attain. sfjfiT p. p. I Gone forth or forward. -2 Separate, apart. -Comp. 3> Id* . The advance first a. srifhr in court- ; srJrjf above. A A -2 song. \ ^5 Sung. -2 Singing. I ft mode of sing-song variety of metre. Si. 1. 18 right ( tit. 1 honest, up- Straight, and fig. ) ; Wwrc- *ftt 14. 1. Mil. -2 Being in the right state or condisrtion, having excellent qualities ; 9- R. (a) Wor- 49. -3 thy, suitable, meritorious ; Mai. 1. 16. ( b ) Efficient 9. 45. -4 Skilful, ( u^dfiy means To make To 1 straight, put in order, arrange. -2 make smooth.-3 To nourish, bring up. HjtuH arrang- Putting straight, ing. 1. 16 Den. P. ' a. 1 jrjjtnr a. -2 day-break STTF>T Bold, ; R confident. above. or straight. Held forth or out. ; see agfj below. il^gj A 1 vowel which is to the rules of Sandhi or and which is allowed to be not liable euphony written and pronounced separately ft^it s^ET-Pfinal |, 3 and t I. 1. 11- ; fj^e. ( the of the dual termina- word or any grammatical -2 Remembrance. -3 A sen- tions of a form ). tence. 1 JUT?; Holding or stretching forth, holding out. -2 Laying hold seizing. -3 of, taking, grasping, The commencement of an eclipse j -4 ( a ) rein, briule ; jar: TJTST: S. 1 ; Si. 12. 31. (b) A W^TTrmsstTR; whip, lash, socurge. restraint. -6 Binding, -7 A prisoner, breaking captive. an an ( -5 A check, confinement. animal -8 Taming, ). -9 A ray -10 The string of a bftlanoe. A vowel not subject to the rules of Sandhi or euphony see 5T5U.-12 N. of Vishnu. -13 ,The arm. -14 A leader, guide. -15 Kindness, favois.. -16 The Karntkarat tree. snr*oi 1 Taking, seizing, grasping. -2 The commencement of an eclipse. -3 A rein, bridle. -4 A check, restraint. -5 Hinding, confining. -6 Offering. -7 Guiding. 1 Sweiag, taking. -2- Bearcarrying. -3 The string of a balance. -4 A rein, bridle. jnrrj: ing, 1 More, exceeding. -2 ; f?ir Tir%nfrTtf??rt W WTTtwtfT-ffVT Ms. tnr a- to be 1 6. stfr Si. 12. 1; 6 62. ; 4. performed in A- ' P' nte d turret. -2 A wooden fence round a building. -3 A window. -4 A stable. -5 The top of a tree. -6 A pleasure-house. To be busy with, be 21. 17. -2 To beBk. ; commence Bk. 14. 77. 1 A. 1 occupied in gin, Early in the morning, at nK 3qrornTnftt"trtfft' -Oonp. Jnfta'-^ jrrrj Excellent. brave, intrepid, spirited, Daring, courageous ; R 8. 41. -3 Bold in speech, eloijnetH foBnrevrr TfihHT. 63-0 ft 4 Ready-witted, 1 = irjoftf Made Oven -2 Made smooth. jjTf ind. <*. 1 U^nrjj. j>. ; a. ; cannot be bold to do the work ( competent ) enough of a hatcher'. -2 To be determined or resolute. -3 To be proud. -4 To be ready or able ( with inf. ). Vikr. receive, -2 Received, accepted. -3 Not subject to the rules of euphony ( flfr ) 1 ; To accept. of light. A Caul. unite with. -II ; Roaring, phonting. 1 A. 1 To be bold or con- 9 U. 1 To take, hold, seize, -2 To receive, accept. -3 To curb, restrain. 4 To stretch forth extend -5 To favour,behave friendthe ly with. -6 To keep separate (as To offer. -8 To STJJST vowels ). -7 797 grasp. A ). reciting. clever. fident ( 1 -3 Resonant with singing. ship, first manifestation of love. mitH 1 Advance, 'progress. -2 The first advance in courtship see ind. $ m. An excellent singer. A strophe, a combination bandy-legged bow-legged. mTfT: : of two verses qifa: The upper part of the arm from the elbow to the shoulder. STT3> mortification. In- formation. Stringing together, weaving- ; brity. m?TT* I Reporting. -2 A report, information. -3 Perception. Wim*l 1 Publishing, making the morning. asleep at day-break. Protection, preservation. - - ; visible, distinct. -2 Looking like, resembling (at the end of comp. ) sT^ff", iiNi &c. rnprr prompt. -5 Resolute, energetic. -6 Mature ( as age ); Ku. 1. 51. -7 fall grown, Matured, developed, 5 30 ( *&strong'; Jj*r?>T^rnF Ku *!<); M4I. 9. 29 ; (J. 6. 35. -8 Skil- ; sr*f!, USTSW A rule > dootrine i precept. SHOT The first elements or rudiments of a science. -Oomp. -ft^ m a superficial reader, smatterer, 641 P ( 7: ), JJWTOT: ( T. ) 1 A porch before the door of a house- A -3 An portico. -2 copper-pot. iron maoe, crow-bar. o. A 1 ; Voracious, gluttonous. demon. -2 Voracity, glut- plied 1 JTWTH-- -2 Killing. A combat, battle. A guest srgnr: q. v. JiyjiS a. ( v. 1. ww for or -6 A usage. -7 ezeicise. ; Soand, noise. -2 Uproar. in motion. -2 A An army apeak, lay down ^srsfTjjftrfrrf^ftnf ??ft fcwrSft H^wit B. 8. 86._-2 To tell, relate. -3 To consider, regard, deem. -4 To name, call ; jfrswrwiT: Ttsay, ; Ms. 12. ; 28 3. 12; 2. 10. 14. ; jr^r^ m. I The planet Jupiter. -2 An epithet of Briuaspati. ir^^T a. \ Vehement, excessively violent, impetuous. -2 Strong, power- -3 Very hot, stifling ( as -4 Furious, wrathful. -5 Bold, confident. -6 Terrible, terrific. A -7 Intolerable, unbearable. snar. species of oleander. -Oomp. ful, fierce. heat ). 3--. ^or heat. fierce a. tfq having sun ;&s. 1. 1, r 1 a. large-nosed a hot or burning 10. Violence, impetuosity. -2 Boldness. 1W( ^T )T jp^lP. 1 See under To walk about, stalk -1 To go or issue forth, appear. .- J To roam, wander over. 4 To reach, arrive at. -5 To spread, -6 To be prevalent or current. prevail (aia custom ). -7 To undertake, set about ( anything ), proceed to work Ms. 9. 284. -8 To do, perform. -9 To "behave", act towards, treat. -10 To be engaged in. Caut. 1 To -II To thrive, prosper. cause or allow to roam. -2 To turn out to graze. -3 To make public. 5?Ti A road, path, with, behaving. tremble; P. 1 Bb. 2. To shake, move, 4. -2 To go, walk, move on set oat, start off, ; depart. start up, spring up. -4 To be affected, disturbed or agitated. -5 To -3 To prevail, be cnrrent. -6 To swerve, deviate from (able). To shake, stirnp. -2 set in motion. sr^5 a. Caul. I I Ku. ; I -2 Being Going current, way. -2 A proceeding. circulating. -3 Undertaking, beginning. 4 Employ followed, profession ). 81 &c. )in -Ji3T ( a. I M^rfi^) Shaken, ; p. . pursued ( as a I Gathered, collected, -2 :Amassed, accumulated. plucked. filled. -4 Accentless 10 U. 1 To impel, prompt, H. 1. urge, incite ^fqrfm 9. -2 To drive or urge on, push on. n^%r, ; -3 To excite, inspire, encourage, in- -4 To enjoin, direct, -5 To request, ask. -6 cite, stimulate. prescribe. To fix, settle, determine. milrfH Stirring, shaking, a ivnJq^Tc^T 5 jft. this matter in vain. ' why I : Driving onward, urging; -2 Instigating r 1 Driving on ward, urging, inciting. -2 instigating, setting on. -3 Ordering, enjoining, prescribing. -4 A rule, precept, order, commandment. -5 Saying. -6 Sending, despatching. -3 A snake -violent shower of rain. A I Urged, incited. -2 -3 Directed, ordered, Ms. 2. 191. -4 Sent, prescribed despatched. -5 Decreed, determined. -6 Announced. ; A a- Driving on, urging Ac. prickly nightshade. ; a. discuss plentiful ; 1 Much, ample, abundant' .f^rwpjT UJtRrwiinrnrmT ^ Bb. 2. 47 ; Si. 12. 72. large, extansive tail. ST^jrfliT " stir ' Archery. -2 1 g^rfl^: -7 To pro- claim, announce. received as authority. -6 Current, prevalent. A m peacock pea- Ved. U. ; j -2 Oreat, Git. ir^i7Trai -3 (At the end oftomp.) Abound< A in, filled or replete with. thief. :-Comp. populous. g^: 2. ing : (-T:) a thief. ngm 29. ST^JTftrrT tossing. Rolling about, Nodding the bead ?r (while ture Gathering ( flowers -2 A female who 1 turn. l^H%*r.p- p- in asleep a sitting pos- ). ST=37S The neck of the Indian : lute. 5 U. forth, Collecting, gatherigg. *rT Instigated. moved, set in motion. -2 Moving about U. 2. 29. -3 Wandering, roaming. -4 Having set out or proceeded. -5 Customary, recognised or 2. pro- inciting. rency. cock's a (^TB) Shaking, trembling. -2 Retreat, flight. -3 Circulation, cur- A -5 The netnral acrgft ).-6 The com- difference of terms in (^a) To move, Trembling, shaking, 5. 35 ;Mal. 1. 38. -2 Current, prevailing, customary. -3 Going well or widely. tremulous fir Mv. -4 gression. -3 Covered, mgH ; increase. Growth, Slight onion. oentless tone ( mon multitude, number gathers. Wandering. -2 Showappearing. -3 Proceeding ing itself, custom, usage. 1 -3 15. A -2 I ; 1 2. ). collection, srpr. forth. circulate, as flowers ( quantity, 1 ir^n% sr^r^l To 1 passage, cnrrent. foreging army. jrrTjj^A. -8 A Allowed to wander. -2 Made public or known, become srnrof. 1 Trik. -5 Custom, ing playground, place of A pasture-ground, -pasturage ; Y. 2. 166. path Ms. 9. 219. s^rfica a. I Wandering, roaming. -2 Taming round. $tt A guest : behaviour. ; siTf^f 17 ft$m ^fcirgsTr T^lt ; -4 Conduo tony. Bee Going forth, ranging, 1 walking about, wandering; Ku. 3. 41. -2 Appearance, coming in, manifestU. 1 ; Mu. 1. -3 Currrenoy, ation prevalence, use, being used or ap- -2 To add 1 To collect, to, increase!, gather. develop ; to enhance, augment. -3 To out down. fan. I To grow, be developed u^?iHnn*ir*r ^rsr t B. 3. 7. -2 To increase, multiply, thrive, p.oaper wft Jf^rt^ fr^cJrHT: Mu. 1. -rt 1 Abundance, plenty, copiousness. -2 Multitude, quantity. TJ ffflffTM Adding to, increasing. sr^fr^ft a. Augmented, Increased. Tf frt 1 P. To become plentiful, increase. UrtffH m. Varnoa Ku. T )V: 1 Collecting, gather- 21. ancient sage and 1.35. m. A ; ; An I 2. ; 9 A P. of law-giver, lls. charioteer, coach man. Yellow sandal-wood. : 6. epithet -2 N. of an horse. ( YMTRT, Tsf, 642 j^iNfr deiid. ftofe-juft ) I To ask, of question, interrogate, inquire ( with two ace. ) cnrs0 Trwf ^flroft- -6 To Bk. 6. 8 fSterf B. U. 27 5 Bg. 2. 7 wrgrrf Ms. 2. 127 BO JT?"ls fall, ruin. ; ; ; B. ; 3. 5^TT: ; ; ; To ruin. Fall, H*.J|<M A means ST^fgr 10 U. To I envelope ; wrap cover, ( ^r ) irr^rr?- vzfi<mm 5fr?T>te ^T?TT: Mb. -2 To bide, conceal, disguise, keep secret; T^in^r ^iti, jjTTfr, Bb. 2. 77 ; irypf Ma. 4. 198 10. 40 JWITW 2. 64 Ch. P. 4. -3 To clothe oneself, put on clothes. -4 To stand in the way, become an oostacle; ; ; ( gw ). t Causing to give up. -2 of removing, a sedative or palliative. TF&gftp.p. I Fallen off or from -2 Strayed, -deviated. -3 Dislodged, displaced, degraded. -4 Displaced, ejected. -5 Banished, expelled. -6 Routed, put to flight. n. I -Oomp, 22. ITU Led, clothes, coverlet. .. 1 Covered, wrapped, enveloped. -2 Private, secret Bh. 2. 64. -3 Concealed, hidden. -4 Clothed, clad. 1 A private door. * nt?Tfl%- S"tnti. 4. 20. : A iiirf. _ loop-hole, lattice, window. Secretly, covertly. -Comp. : , an unseen thief. o. .. Concealing, covering the end of ong of a wife ( at corap. ) 57.. The deserted by her husband ( containing a covert description of her sorrows ). 1* 5V$ir 1 Covering,conceaIing.-2 An upper garment. -Comp. a w : wrapper, cover, coverlet. r^sjf^p- p. Covered, enve- I loped, clothed &o. cealed. -2 Hidden, con- ST^g^iT Vomiting. -2 Emitting, sending forth. -3 An emetic. 1 To beget, generate. produce. -3 A ' 1 Sacrifying. -2 Making ore. srsr: ST^rtf 1. fJr mit if [ 3 a ] Thick or shadowy place -2 -To cause, forth, bear. ;U.3. - 1 A. 1 To move away, go away, withdraw, retreat. -2 To fall off from, drop down, fall down. -3 forsake, abandon ( as religion ). or driven, be dislodged, be deprived of, lose ( with -4 To be ejected -5 To flow out, stream forth, ; MB. t. 8. 1. 3TVT4T: sfcg o. desirous of progeny. -^3?., -if^T: the lord of men, a king, sovereign R. 3. 68 5. 32 18. 29. TwfrT:./"., -j^ni^'H the raising up ; ; of progeny. ^jrir o. desirous of qnT: author of the Creation. a line of descendants, ?fjj: a. 1. lineage, race granting 3progeny. -2- removing barrenness. ^T-T silver. grt N. of the sun. 5T[*T: 1 an epithet of Brahma. -2. a king, sovereign, prince R. 2. 48 ; 10.83. f^rs: 1 impregnation, eed ( implanted in ths wurab ) ; R. 14. 60. -2. offspring. if: a king. qf?f; 1 the god presiding over creation Us. 12. 121. -2- an epithet of lirah- progeny. ; 1 Impregnating, begetting, generating, production MB. 3. 61 9. 61. -2 The impregnation of cat- in^. ; tle. -3 Bringing 9. 96. A -4 ; 'forth, bearing; Ms. ( sfr / ) Producing, f 1 Pro- or vulva). -5 Off spring.-6 Pregnancy ( OTff* ). A a. tive. ; Tra* : a q:rc7:, king, an epithet of qrf& sovereign. Siva. ( -if ) Procreative, produc- -2 Growing, standing (as corn). The body. The vulva ( Ved. ) Changed to sufr at the end of a Bah. compound, when the first member is 31, g or 3^ ;see R. 8. 32, . 18. 29. ) 1 Procreation, generation, propagation, birth, production. -2 Offspring, progeny, issue ; children, brood ( of animals); H3mra7r*>T5? -rff Born, produced &e. has borne a child. p- p- A woman who ^srriw:/. I Procreation, producpropagation. -2 Delivery. -3 Procreative power. -4 Travail, tion, labour. srsTrnr^; a. 1 Being about to produce or bring forth. -2 Bearing, o. ( 3?r%$T, 4o. ). Having subjects 01 children. -2 Pregnant. -3 AboundJT3rr* 1 ing in progeny, prolific. eft 1 A brother's wife ( *nj>ur )"T JT3n4F?ft ^fjrfosftjt R. 1*. 45 15. 13 -2 ; A matron, mother. -3 An elder brother's wife. ST3f^ P. 1 To 1 speak, say, tal.; KM. 1.45. -2 To call.-3Toproclaimk -4 To prattle, chatter. 73T7 irivolous words JTsrrir SS-fri^rt R1.7; Ms. 3. 42 Y. 1. 269 so * R. 2. 73 water, bringing forth mother. 1 1 fice. iTSTRT generating, procreative creation, generation, conception in the womb. -2 Production, birth, delivery. -3 Semen. -4 Tne male or female organ of generation ( penis of cattle friTa^: V. 1. 9. -3. an epttbet of the ten lords of created beings first created by Brahma ( see Ms. 1. 34 ). -4. an epithet of Vitvakarman, the architect of gods. -5. the sun. -6. a king. -7. a son-in-law. -8. an epithet of Vishyu. -9. afnther. progenitor. -10 the penis. -11. a sacri- generator, progenitor. o. jrspnr ; : ; a Dry, waterless. bl. ). To bring ST3TT ( dense shade, To Fall, ruin. husband- I Vomiting. -3 sr3T:j 4 A. 1 To be born or produced, come into existence. -2 To grow, arise, spring up. -3 To bring forth, be delivered of. -4 To beget, Cans. generate, produce in general. ; -2 73 2. ; . Departing, withdrawal -2 Loss, deprivation, falling down from f3tf*r i^sfSsfaiiT sronrft w*f 1 sTEgf?}:/. ; Ved. Food. -2 A cover. T'lT?: A cover, wrapper, coverlet, bed-clothes, bed-cover ; R. 19. sr*^ 7 -6 Semen. an epithet of the sun. -2. of Daksha. ahrert B. 8. 45. Yarna, the god of death 1. ; sre^JT 1 Departing, retreating, withdrawal. -2 LOPS, deprivation .-3 question, inquiry, in- B. -Comp. ; -2 Improveadvancement, growth. -3 1 Oozing, dropping terrogation. veil, 1 . ; up, Cain. ment, Withdrawal. ^jrfjffsr f^gw: Me. 104 R. 1 58. -2 To ascertain, leara by inquiry. -3 To seek, seek for. A drive, urge on. move, shake. -2 To displace, dislodge, eject, expel. -3 To cause to ( heedless or used in greeting ; ; ; lsTK ! ants. -4 A creature. -5 Subjects, people, mankind.; >r Prattle, gossip. S. 5. 5 (where n Talk. ; m has sense 2 also); 1 JT3n?i?T a *WT ; fl g *3f^ ll. Talking, speaking. - Talked, prattled. -2 ?> 643 Bee under a. wise, intelligent. srir. To keep watch, be awake, wake. -2 To lie in wait for. 1 Lying awake at night, 2 P. a. I Bow-legged, R. bandy-leg- ged ;( IOSRJ). : IP. qrjjas; To! barn brightly, 1 3 ; S. -3 An Wind, : 21. carefulness. -3 A epithet of Krishna. Vigilance, gnardian.-4 6. air. Livelihood, subsistence. a. Attached or devoted to, 1 U. 1 To pnab or drive onjf^ ward, impel, urge on. -2 To hasten Cam. To shoot, dart. forward. p- p- \ Being in flames, burning, flaming, blazing 2 Bright, fr Burning. shining. -3 Burnt. Ved. Haste. : Swift, fleet . Flying in every direction. -2 Flying forward ; see under U. ; 5. 1. Rapid, swift, speedy. express, a courier. An 9 P. 1 To" Fnow, know be acquainted with. -2 To be aware of, Undent. -3 To discern, gpr. Cau. ( *jn*mr ) point out (as way). -2 distinguish. discover. -3 To call, The point of a nail. P. To sound, resound. srun^: 1 jfur?' echo wwrr^t: ; a. Wise, intelligent, learnAt tbe end of comp. ) con1 ed. -2 ( versant with. -5f; A wise or learned man. h /. Agreement, engagement. -2 Teaching, informing, com1 municating. -3 A doctrine. -4 Intel- lect. ing, intellect, wisdom ; R. HgtIUIH: ^ arraTnrpr15 1. ; Subhash. -2 Discernment, discrimination, judgment. -3 Device or design. -4 A wise or learned woman. -5 N. of the godn dess Saras vati. a. blind -Damp. ^wnr having understanding as the only eyes ). ( -m. ) au ( lit. ; epithet of Dhritarishtra. ( -n. ) the mind's eye, mental eye, the mind M. 1. qr^r; a wise saying. jqo. old in wisdom. o. in- wise. wisdom, tffrr CT9T7 a. void strcntion ; I under- stood. -2 Distinguished, ed. -3 Distinct, clear. -4 discern- Famous, well-known, renowned. sqrrsr a. ligence, * Prudent. knowledge, ] Intel wisdom. A mark, token, sign. -3 ment, judgment. -2 Discern- Hum- To bow down, sal- ; ( sfr/. ), Wise, intelligent, prudent. a. Bk. 3. 14. -2 To vanish, -2 To escape. Cessation, loss, disapKi. 14- 9. -2 Death, derg: JTorr?rr?i ft-q.ft<< R. R. 3. 60. p- I Disappeared, destroyed, annihilated. R. 12 1 The sacred vanish- -5 Escaped syllable 11 ; Ms. 2. 74 Bg. 7. 8. -2 A kind sical instrument ( drum or -3 An epithet of Vishnu . Om ; 1. ; ; ' ; f^ 1^down throwing oneself and ground quite prostrate on the flat like a stick placed horizontally, touchcf. ing the ground at all points' ; cause to bow down ; n n i^ d I I ^ 2. mu- tabor). or the a. a Having prominent nose, large-nosed. yu(l4~r I Intervention, interposi- A medium. -2 Ved. tion, water- oonrse, dra yu||U| o. 1 beloved. Dear, honest, Upright, Bk. -3 Disliked, disapproved from passion, 66. -4 Free ; different ( ft^C -2 straight-forward. 6. in- worldly attachments to ) A I irntTSj:-"?!^ MUITM*! r channel, water-course, drain <E^ 5 A TtTi^Tt Ud. JOTT TTTtTTflt S. 2 Si. 3.44. -2 Succession, un; ^* ' Ku. of Supreme Beiog- ; 1 '. ; -2 To bend, interrupted series. incline. inclined, stooping. -2 Bowing to, saluting. -3 Humble. -4 Skilful, clever. -5 1 ^- HOTiT JJ. Bending, Crooked. A bow, salutation, qurfjfc/. 1 tTf ^if^JTI-ffaH: TTfff Si. 16. 5 ; R. 4. Hft isance ; % T W^: obeft88. humility, Bubmissiveneas, r?^ % ^* ?T"T See under s srTntr%rT a Kissed. jrf5rvrr 2 U. I To place, put or lay down.: prostrate ; m^feflfttf? n<4 ; nr qr5narrT 9^r Bg. 11. 44. -2 To put in, inlay or incase ; ^f^ w65. . J. f3ri$i 5f jrrStvjTT^ Pt. 1. -3 To apply, flx upon, direct toset, / -2 ; ( die;^jt- ed, not to be seen. -2 Lost ; Pt. 4. 35. -3 Perished, dead. -4 Ruined, make 7. 27. Known,, perish, a. Destroying, annihilat?t removing. Destruction, annihilation; qun$Hnr mirft : p. p. see A P. ; To for ing, ( a low obeisance to, be with aco. or dative) irf ^fr : K. 108 : jnrr troprrw K. 228 ; Kn. 7. 27 Bg. 11. 44 ; R. 2. 21. '( mwWr TT% to fall down on the eight limbs ' to bow b y see are-Hr ute, humble of silly, foolish. ; SJUl^f \4\j\H ; pearance mnr ;' ; telligent, 63 2. disappear. VoiTO: I ). 1 1 ; RT- load noise, shont, cry. -2 Roaring, a roar. -3 Neighing, braying. 4 A murmur of rapture ; a burst of applause; huzza. -5 A cry for help. -6 A particular disease of the ear ( a buzzing sound in tbe jrorn?: 1 understand- Intelligence, Bg. ': ear 1 ^jrr , Sounding. -2 as a bee ). ming, buzz'ng 35 P. fjt^i Mb Sounding, a sound. summon, invite. 1 irjr rrr: Jrrorfi; 1 To 4. flight. STOT a. Old, ancient. about, To show, -3 Taking ; Ku. ; flaming, I JHSt^ salutation, , gether H^rfH 1 Blazing np, burning. -2 Kindling. bowing, stoop- reverential ; -2 To intent on. Inclination, ; flames, blaze np. -3 To be kindled { as anger ), to be incensed or wrathful. Cam. (sw-^rT-5^fw ) To kindle, set on flre. I brighten, illumine, irradiate. -3 89. obeisance, prostration, bow ( used with dat. ) as in TriaiimHiui Ku. 6. 91 JJVHT sTorm yrvnin3Ti blaze np, shine ^uil'IIM TSTJWfj: Bk, 14. 98. -2 To catch flre, be in r: A -2 ing. ; S- 11. bending, stooping. irarrfl': I Bending, ; R- 15. 84 wards iTfjjrnTrftomt Bk. 6. 142. -4 To streton out, ex; ; 644 as ( Me. 106 punishment ) Ms. ; -6 To lay down, 238. jrr? ; gate, institute, prescribe K. P. 4. -5 To land out ( as -6 To place or lay in the front. -7 To include, enclose-8 To employ, use; U. 5. 13. -9 To resolve. -10 To think. spies ). Applying, employing, -2 Oreat effort, energy. -3 ProfotmJ religions me application, age. ' abstract contemplation 74 ; 8. 19 ; V. 2. -4 Respectful behaviour towards ( with loc. ). -5 Renunciation of the fruit of dilation, R- ; t. actions ( access. -7 vjiswi ). With ( -6 Entrance, Buddhwts ) A R. 14. 67 rg*rr JTofhr: ^r*>rrosff& ft *ror*: To write, tTWnvf =?f^ ( 5 JiwnRPT: U. snfhr: ST sjs'ftr To accomplish, 8. ; r*?TJft ; -7 6. 31. 4 ; ) -8 3. 1- ; nr- T^rt U- ; adducing. -7 Distributing. affec1 Loving, fond, 10. R. 57. -2 Candid, ; frank, -3 Earnestly desirous of, longing for ; grew: perform, bring about N. 1. 15, 19 ; Bb. 3. 82. -9 To lead or reduce to any condition. -10 To show, display. -1 1 To direct fix or turn towards ( as the eyes ). a. tionate S. 6. 16. effect, Love, attachment ; To show affection or love, love. To throw, cast, discharge. -14 -12 -13 To remove, destroy. -15 To draw the breath ( Atm. ). in prayer, an entreaty. Mu. ; ( 3. 5. . 1 Loving, affectionate! attached Mil. 3. 9 ; 6. 30. -2 Beloved, dearly loved. -3 Desirous of, longinic for, fondly solicitous of 3rerr3fnj|i<MgT-mi'qg''T; s 7. 17 Me. 3 R. 9. 55, 11. 3. -4 kind, ; ; Laid oo, applied. Espousing, seizing f as in marriage );Mil. 6. 14. -2 O) Love, attachment, fondness, affection, liking, regard ^rvrrrJrrr5vnTT: JTopf: V. 2. 16 wreuoinr war*: S. 3 ( where in both case* sense 6 may do as well ): ST. 6. 7 ; 5. 23 Me. 105 ; B. 6. 22 ; Bb. 2. '42. (6) A wish, desire, longing ; Ku.-'5> 85 Mai. 8. 7 S. 7. 16. -J Friendly -J Outstretched, Deposited. stretched forth; Me. 105. -4 Con- aquaintance or regard, friendship, intimacy Mai. 1. 9. -4 Familiarity, ( signed, confidence, trust ; jrqrr ?fft mS&SHr fiff: Jropjt S- 5. -5 Favour, kindness, act of courtesy WtT^rfhrpr irofhr p- p- I P ut forward, advanced, preiented. -2 Delivered, given, offered, presented -3 Brought effectinto, reduced to. -4 Executed, Observing, spying out. -2 Sending out spies. -3 A spy, an emissary Ku. 3. 6 ; B. 17. 48 ; iriSfrtJt I ; Ms. 153 7. ; 182. -4 An attend-5 Care, attention. 8. ant, a follower. -6 I Sending spies. Em- -2 ploying, using, vf^itp. p. 1 -2 sronr: 1 ww ; ; delivered, entrusted. -5 Having the attention fixed upon one object, with the mind concen- -6 Determined, decided. -7 Cautious, warry. -8 Obtained, attained. ~9 Spied out. -IQ Acknowledged admitted. -U Ap: An deep sound. P. 1 fnTT^ prostrate To bow down to, fall bow respectfully before, to, salutfl ( with aoo. or dat. ) ; qfa. gudft srtrf^r s*%i?t R. 10. Tnfat Trfhrwrrfir: urSrqfTrira-. 3. 60. ffcft Ku. 2. 3 15 ; ; . intt, imr: I Falling at one's feet, prostration, abmission R. 4. 64. -2 Obeisance, salutation ; wverential bow Ku. 3. 61, 4'.-35 : R. 3. 25. -Ooorp. 5*:^, i$*f' ind. with an obeisance. trtft^nr a. averted or counteracted ; by prostra. tion. TO: a magical formula over weapons. pro- nouooed teaching one ( P. JUffr 1 1 (Man array To lead out ), ; ) ; f$rw ) to salute. conduct ; or forth HT^OT ftcM (*&T) Rim. -2 To give present f ^fa 3TT Bk. 5. 76. -J To bring as ttre entreaty, jg B. 2. 28 request, ; V. 1 ; 1. -6 45. solicitation ; ~ 4. 13. -7 Bever- ence, obeisance. -8 Final beautitude. leader. -10 Conduct, guidance. Pt. m 3. oraleby reciting jj- offer ^^1 1. to, sot .4 To conse- sacred Mantras, hallow, consecrate in general r T"inTT WcFTj Hariv. -5 To inflict ; f^ gur ( ; ^f- V. 4. 15 devotee ; ; Mk. petitioner, guitor bumble Ku. 3. 66. ift 1 A mistreii, beloved, wife. -2 A female friend. -9 A A cant, ; ; ; plied, directed. m. 1 Afriend, companion, favourite; Ku. 5. Jll. -2 A husband, lover. -3 A suppliFamiliar, intimate. vr^ ; A JTOTTT^ft 1 ; trated, intent. ; ; Wtrf jj^itr iTTr^ra^sr 1, 2. -4 worshipper ; ; Solicitation, entreaty, request. lf9fyj ( -4 Writing, composing. -5 Deas sentencing, awarding HUI sTJnrafc^ work at a 9. creeing, OTT *T ; Ku. compose 20 7. teacb, promul- A of an army leader or ). -2 A ; ; commander guide, head, chief. ed, ed. performed. -5 Taught, prescrib- -6 Cast, sent, discharged. -7 Brought to, set. -8 Written, com posed. -9 Set aside, removed. -10 Agreeable or pleasing. -1 1 Inflicted as punishment }; see jrofr above. ?T: Fire consecrated by prayers. ( openly, frankly ). -Oonrp. -wq-^rvr: an offence against friendship or love. ff 3T A sacrificial vessel. Anything cooked or dressed, such as a j*i<3 a. 1. disposed or about to declare one's love ; M. 4. 13. -2- condiment. ;j -rfc a. impatient through love. lover's candid, frank. 9Tc7?: a quarrel, a mock or feigned quarrel ; _*^.j.rV jTVmi ^l Hif considered spurious by Malli. ). $l3d a. angry through love, feignf eigne'd affpT: ing anger; Me. 105. anger of a mistress towards her love, coquettish angersifjTT: 1. breach of friendship. -2. faithlessness. 7^;f expression of love. f?jpjj^- | averse from love. -2- disinclined to friendship; Me. 27. ( ft?T?h> -f^Tnf: non-compliance, refusal ( of a request Ac. ). tJT^ inspired by love WT* ' ; Mai. < 5. 7. Bringing, fetching. -2 Conducting,- conveying. -3 Carrying out, executing, performing ; Ku. 6. I jrnnffr:/. Ved. Conduct, guid- I -2 Favour. m. 1 A leader. -2 A maker, iroTij creator. -3 The promulgatnr of a ance. doctrine, Expounder, teacher. author. -4Aa quhr a. I To be guided or led, tractable, yielding, submissive, obedient. -t To be executed, or ac- complished. -3 To be settled or fixed. ffry 2, 6 P. 1 To praise. -2 To mutter the sacred syllable Om. -3 To roar, bellow. -4 To resound. p. Praised, lauded. 6 P. 1 To dispel, drive off, - remove ; Si. 9. 71. -2 To push or thrust for ward, push on. -3 To drive, stir, set in motion. -4 To scare way, frighten away. Cius. I To prompt 645 incite, urge forward. -1 To push sway. -3 To request or ask any one. qoT^r p. p, 1 Driven eway, repelled. -2 Scared away. .?.? 1 Diiven or sent away. -2 Set in motion. -3 Scared away. patched. Driving. -2 Directing MuTlQrf a. I Set in motion -2 Directed, ordered. -3 Driven. Washing or wiping away. -2 Bathing. -3 Water for waghing. To spread abroad, diffuse *5mw* ftvr^rVtr& heat a. jjjrrirsT H display, exhibit iTffr^T frnrfv^-6 To perform, do (as a sacrifice). -7 To exe 3jm%!/- mUr, irfaft f^- f M" fdr %%! R-2.8; m. 1 An Vishnu. Burning, schbrohing. -2 Splendid, brilliant. -3 Paining, distressing.' fygr. ; low spreading plant.-3 ramification. -4 Branching out, Tetanus or epilepsy. -5 Extension. a. . -5 Powerful, mighty. Hd^ 4 P. 1 To become exhausted or fatigued, faint. -2 To lose the A : kind of asthma. U. 10 To conclude, I -2 To reason, in, -3 To think, believe, consider, supBk. 2. 9. -4 To search, inpose fer, guess. reflect. ; vestigate. Reasoning, discussion. -2 Doubt. -3 Logic. ^fTg One of divisions the seven world see TftJTSt5: hand with fingers ex- of the lower The open tended. it creeper. ; ) ind.. I As a prefix to verbs means (a) towards, in the direc- Old, ancient. in return, again ; ; (b) back, c ) in opposition to, against,, counter ; ( d ) upon, down upon ; ( gee ( or ffr/- ) 1 Very thin delicate ; Me. 20. -2 g o. ( or minute, Very small, K- 43 tarrow; limited, U. 513-3 20 Me. 41. -3 Slender, emaciated. -4 Insignifi- (TTtfr ; 1. ; cant, trifling. 1 STffT P. To be hot, burn, glow. -2 To heat. -3 To kindle, illumine. -4 To bake, roast. -5 To feel suffer. -6 To mortify the pain, body, undergo p*naace. -7 To pain, Caus. \ To distress, torment. warm, heat. -2 To set on fire, -3 irradiate. the several roots with this As tion).-! directly derived sf?TH To means it ; ; ' rivalry regard or reference to ( ; in to, 110 1. h ) ; with ic-lation regarding, concerning, about, ng ;r ; 32 ; % Mu. 1 ; tj&srft S. 5. 18 f?tr 5T>rnrJnt srf^ S. 1 ; ii< Ku. j 6. 27 ;7. B3 ; r^^fjft^t uft arg TTSr 5. 81 Y. 1.218; R. 6. 12, 10.29; 12. 51; i ) ( according to, in conformity with -ut srfa- in my opinion ;(j) before, in the presence of ( k ) for, on account of. --4 As a separable ; ; means preposition (with abl.) it either ( a ) a representative in of, place of, instead of ; STST^: ^rorrctrBkfa Sk. tfarir ^t srmiortr: vft or ( 6 ) in exchange or re8. 89 turn for fffaT: Unfr Teirf^ Sk. r%: utqqa' ?i)Jr: Vop. -5 A s the first member of Avyaylbhava ; ; um^ pain, pained. ; 2. Ku. ; ; ; ; 3. ( ; It 70 31 ) ; 75 1. ; t^r ; srf against, counterT in to, opposite; opposition 3 nft Ms, 7. 171 H5 Ham. ; ; it ; usually as means gQ^n^ ( a ) 'every jrf^ror, spft &c. ( 6 ) -towards, in the direction of sff)%-6 vfH is sometimes sraTT used as the last member of Avyayl. coinp. in the sense of a little '; QTTifr, $ll year' ; ; && pounds -green below all words the mem hers of which are words not immediately connected with other words verbs, are included will be found in their proper places). second ; -Oofflp. lable or Vas. 3T$re ind. in very sylletter ; TW8jT^1HV'4^>T ind. towards the fire. a secondary or minor limb ( of the body ), as the nose. -2. a division, chapter, section. -3. every limb. -4. a weapon. ( -Ir ) ind. .1. 3TT31' aJfit 1. on or at every limb of the body aa in srctf>nTrf?jfhT: Qlt. 1. -2. for ; every subdivision. -3- in each case in 3TfrfTT a. I. being 2neighbourhood. standing nearest" ( as an heir ). -3. immediately following, closely connected with ^>f%^ srHfarirefijr gjST?^^: MS. 10. ( srrsrJT?? ) 82 8. 185. ( -* ) ind. I. immediately after. -2- next in succession. 3tTHc? ind. towards or against the wind. ar^fNr a. J. ( grammar ). immediate ; w ; Tinrs 55 ( c ) in comparison with, on a to a match par with, in proportion for ?* w^rrrot *ft Rv- 2. 1. 8 (<1) near, in the vicinity of, by, at, in, 7. Pt. 1. Heat, warmth 107. -2 Radiance, glowing heat Ku. 2. 24. -3 Splendour, brilliancy. -4 Dignity, majesty, glory Mv. 2. 4. -5 Courage, valour, heroism compounds in or at every in : 1 from verbs c ) so irr^flfn: Mu. 2. 13 ( rival mooa'; as in srriN?: As a separable presrfffS^T: &c. -3 it means ( a ) position ( with ace. ) towards, in the direction of, to tft force' : torment, Warming, making warm. Heated. -2 Hot, I p. p. -3 Tormented, tortured, Ti preposi- nouns net equality; sidj (i) opposite, of the opposite ' the Ve. 3. 5 opposing irn?sr?r Sk. ardent. to prefix (a) likeness, resemblance, distress. riT a ; I Sk. ' tion of 5ft/- ( *mr Y. ; suppo- guess, Conjecture, sition. sbootn of tendrils. SJ7PT a- ^ -, W^F% ; breath, be beside oneself. Spreading. -2 Having ;ft A spreading | -4 Glorious, dignified ( to, 1 ij^lfl-i a. 1 S. 7.11. creeper, UdlP-i dignified. powerful , mighty. epithet of Siva. -2 Of Mflj>i| 1 tendril shoot, : Glorious, 1 Valorous, ) ; A creeper. A 1 : " snrr -2 ly ; in each, in or at every, severalused in a distributive sense ) ; hell. irersji: Extension, expansion, I -2 ^ TT ind. Continuously. diffusion. 3wr^) ; ( 1 ; Uttp. p- 1 Spread over, covered. -2 Stretched out, diffused. jf ; Burning, heating, warming. -2 Paining, tormenting, JT N. of a inflicting punishment. tressing. Si. 2. 30. cute, complete, accomplish. ^m ; Dis- -2 Warming. I , en- also ); 4. Spirit, vigour, ergy. -7 Ardour, zeal. 1 ; A means srarrq I 1 -2 where 30. -6 ( : TOTr!?: about, during am^W^^t^f ur% Mb. 4?f 3T irrwr ufa Ms. 7. Ti55=t 182 (/) on the side of, in favour of, to the lot of Trq-g nt sjf^ *TT^ Sk. ? t irr% ?7yr?w ( Vop. ; R. 4. 15 !T -4 Shaking, trembling. -5 Sent, deg JTR ; ; ; on ; lUrn. *rnrfcftfr*t tnt smr ; ; itri- ( e ) ga^cjt at rrlf the time, hostile, opposed, inimical. -2. resist- ing, opposing. ( -stf ) ! ( -iff; ) hostility, an enemy. enmity, hcstil 646 attitude =n% or position hostile army Kara. -2. a : ijff ; Mb. 11. g-: Si. 9. 6 si?*r- : WTfj WJT 32 ( s)o may offensive or 'au^rrf, 3<Mft' any hostile action or conduct R. 8. 81. " -f%: f' a contradiction, opposing. -^rrnN, -fT%a-fi^, a. having an inauspicious or ungra cious appearance, "mltf^., -^f^ acting adversely, taking an adverse nullified Vw K. P. 10. o. conafcr opposite conclusion. tiguous, lying close to, aiijaoent, bordering. ( -if: ) 1 a border, frontier R. 4. 26. -2. a bordering country especially, a country occupied by barbarians or Mlechchhas. ; ; q-| w^ towards an ind. every limb. -2- in every low or degrading, Ku. 1. very very in- every day, daily - 60. a 3Tt3>TTs moon. Vedio f. -2. ( ; ; ; ind. ^r school ) in I. every or branch, -2- at jynrr 1 a reflected every footstep. image, reflection, shadow. -2- any image, picture.' ^qr the forepart of the leg. fSrgr, -fsrf^rr the red chalk. i. 3<3H-i significant. 3TW*r^ sm u. particular, in detail. less honoured. lower, ^j Ku. 3. 56. constantly iTST; a hostile elephant. tn^ind. in very limb. fJtft: 1- an opposite mountain. -2. an inferior mountain. nrtf Wi-'^i' * n<^. i n every house. ind. in every village. ^3-; a mock ind. every f3T^: Ku. 2. 40. aifinr a- hostile. ( -^f- ) an year. mock sun. T^T or instant ; (?) > dicting. ' ; enemy. enemy. course. a. opposing, contradisagreeable or unpleasant speech. ir%: contradiction. ( Mffi^rf^T. -* adverseness, opposi'to option, hostility, qfa^uffr ind. 1. adversely, pose ). contrarily. -2. inversely, in inverted order. ^T<JT ind. at every moment . ind. ; day by soft palate %=r ind. according to each Tantra or opinion. Jref^ffa : a conclusion adopted by one of the disputants only ( irrf^rifapif ffwrrg scabbard, 1 sheath. vrgTH: 1 a counter stroke. -2- reaction. sn^TT: suitable conduct orbohaviour arrnf ind. singly, severally. 3Ttc>T3) to oneself. artci^r oneself. a. ; belonging similarity with mock a wrf^q": 1 sun. WITH: I recommencement, second STrsrr beginning. -2 prohibition. Mai. 9. 8. -2. 1. hope, expectation ; trust, confidence. 3-^ a replay, re- Tf5?f: I. a crow. -2. a joinder. ind. bird resembling an owl. ^^ in each Rik. rr^r a, opposition, hostility. gffi^t o. I hostile, inimical. -2. adverse (5ua"5); Ki. 16. 29. -3. rivalling, vying with; each, each one, . every single one. ( -^f ) ind. one, by one, one at a time, severally .singly, in every one, to every ooe oft. with the force of an adjective f-riw cfg^rtrrir ir^ < avrt JHT: R. 12.9 entered the mind of every ; an opponent, adversa15. 25. ftf every gate. g^; a horse harnessed by th? side- of another. srfr m. a great-grandson. srq' a. S. 4. 4. ; good man 31 |. ' Ku. 2. 12. 3 ; 7. 34 an adversary g ind. severally, one by one. -2. near ; ; W^f: the throat. 5f$r o. 1- not obeying the n image, picture, likeness. -2. an adversary Ki. 13. 28. -3. a target, butt, mark. an opponent in a game. f^ttTC: whip. Jtrr: effigy, , J3TC: a hostile elephant moat, ditch. ^f? <* 1 -- fJT: iin-favuiir- able, adverse, contrary, hostile, posite, Mifl^rfrtrg'Wf ft (-m ry, rival ind. at ; R. ) 7. 37. ; comp. 'rtimiliar'.-J. a ent ; in the sense of often used or equal ' ' defendant or respond- ar 1. hostility, opposition. -2. obstacle. TT%T o. contradiction. -2* 1. containing a ( law). (in as a by a contradictory premiss; hetu in ^11 ) ; of. wfTf^W. TPjfa m. an opponent, adversary. qsj ind. along the road, towards the way !rnfrroTr1ftTffrT?r*fr; Ku. ^?rtn: 3. 76. ind. I. at tr^ every step. -2- at every place, everywhere. -3. expressly. -4. in qrnf: 1. a stake. -2. every word. a counter-pledge. -3. a counter-stakeqr?r qrq- ind. in each quarter. ind. with regard to each part, of each character let care be taken 5. 1 of each ; ' character*. in ind. every returning sin for sin, requiting evil for evil. f( jO^t 1. a like or similar man. -2- a substitute, deputy. -3. a companion. -4 the effigy of a man pushed by thieves into the interior of a bouse before entering it themselves ( to ascertain in any body is awake ). -5. tree. an effigy in general. ( ) ind. -$ man 5*3^ a by man, for each man. copy of an original manuscript. gjurrar id. wfff ind. every forenoon. an outer nhr a kindness or every morning. wall or rampart. srraTC: service in return ; R. 5- 56. tgi an equal in rank or station. ars a. equal in I. able, powerful. -2. strength, equally matched or powerful. ( -fj ) I. a hostile srmy ars; st rrff ^rgTrW^gargphWNpTffr'ft Ve. the fore3. 5. -2- strength. 5rrf: part of the arm. ft(f?)^:,-* Ireflected image, Ku. a reflection, 6. 42 Si. 9. 18. -2. an image, a tr? ifr^ a rotten seed. picture. ; a. vying with, rivalling ; trjqTWtT?- ^rft N. 13. 5. ( -?: ) 1. a rival, an opponent. -2. a warrior on the opposite side *nnc?r?VHfr ?jt f>fHrf% KIT o. ref??TP* HllhTcr: K. P. 10. ; |. fearful, formidable, terrible, Pt. 2. frightful. -2. dangerous ; 166. ( -f ) a danger. tgl$ 1- a se- young, fresh. -2. newly Me. 36. rrjr condary disc ( of the sun &c. ). -2. an eccentric or bit. Jff^c ind. in branch-vein. sTtT^r: the adversary of the hero of any poetio composias ^r^or in the Ratn&yana, tion every house. HfJ: !aa i-ntagonist, a rival N. 1. 63 TftTTSHfirREjJTar &C. ! new, blown ^ ; K. P. 10 srn^ in ; 1. in 5T%T 3. 24. ; ; here sense 1 also ). -3. ( in Rhct. )a figure of speech in which one tries to injure a person or thing connected with an enemy, who himself aan not be injure! 3137; a Ku. , -2- harsh, discordant, unpleasant, disagreeable arnfnyti ufi^t5?T3fT Ku. 1. 45. -J- inauspicious. -4. contradictory. -5. reverse, inverted. -6perverse, cross, peevish, stubborn. or budded ; ; f?Tr Magha K4vya &c. q-$r a. like, similar. (-qf;) l.the opposite side, party or faction, hostility. -2. an adversary, enemy, foa, rival ; ' opB.v2. 6i ; a rival Vikr. 1. 70, 73 ; wife ' ; ; ; Mai. 5. 22. chariu. afy trrvr a counter-spell or ind. back, nrr capping vorses ( backwards. Mar. 4ii( ). JTTK '"^ffrlj a. 1. every month, monthly. an enemy, adversary. g^r standing before the face, facing, Ms. 8. 291. -J. near, pre- 647 Bent. -^ ( ) a secondary plot or in- a drama which tends either to hasten or retard the catastrophe see S. D. 334 and 351-364. in front, ( -*jf ) ind. I. towards. -2. before g^r a counter-seal. ggfr cident in ; -- an every moment. jjfS: /. image, a likeness. qyif: the leader of a hostile herd of elephants, ^tjan adversary in war ( lit. in fighting ind. in a war-chariot ^f^Ft a neighneighbour. n. a neighbour's house. ^t requital of ^5T: a neighbour. hostilities, revenge. srs^ : I. echo, reverberation Tyjrmju^lffrg'Tr Hf%?T3?rsw so**.'^ ?rrini V.I. 16 ; Ku. 6. 64 ; R. 2. 28. -2. a roar. ^ir^r'"^' 5Itfni m. a mock-moon. for every branch or school ( of the -2. a bour. Veda chameleon ; I. a picture, an image. -2. a forged edict. -3. a reflection. 55^0} a mark, sign, token --fpr:/. a trans- cript, a written <^m copy. a. side-branch. 5ir<ST a ). suitable, proper. ( -q- ) a picture, an ^757 a. resemblimage, a likeness. end of comp. ) ^CTufiteftw n-iljM! S. 1. ( -gf ) Bh. her husband vile, base. ). -3. hostile. -4. low, -5. left ( ^m >. -6- ob- stinate, perverse : atqftf%fffinft- fcssiftefrRi Hfrf: S. 1. -7. disagree- able, unpleasant. ( -jf ) any injuri- ous or unpleasant act. ( -jf ) hut. against the hair or grain ', inversec ly, invertedly. gr a. born in the inverse order of the castes, i. e. born of a mother; who is of a higher caste than the father; cf. Ms. 10. 16, 25.) YW9? a. reverse, inverted. ( -*ft ) inverted order. <j?$rt ind. every v3 ind. in every forest. *year. . similar, corresponding. q-a. being a match; for. w$ ind. every year. ^fg n. 1. an equiva' a counter-part. -2. anything given in return. -3. a parallel, "strut a figure of speech thus defined by lent, Mamma ta nfjtaigxjiu g fgiw v* w>s$ fwRr: : e. aftr g- unfit %$-. r i 4 Opposition, obstruction. A kind of treaty where one party requites the services of the other. -Oonrp. n. making amends. reparation or f^rt'f application of a remedy, medical treatment ; 3rf^^rrn^rnWT5r: Hf ^Ksafrr 10 ; ^ISM Chandr. 5T 48. ^ra: a contrary wind. ( -jr ) hid. againdt the wind - fr 1. 34 *TRT --?w. a hostile elephant. ind. ind. every day. f%jqon every branch. -2. branch by branch. *^ ind. in or for every Veda. f%rvi an antidote. (- tree. 3f<: Rraj^r; a Mucbakunda an opponent, antagonist being equal to or a match for. a hostile bail. 5?j ind. time, on every occasion. at $$t: tree. qfij ijq- : each 1. a neighbouring house, neighbourhood. fif R. tirMtl 8. 40. ' ind. g^T:, every evening. a mock-sun. -2- a lizard, 1. : U. ; 1 ind. in every fsjrJr army. place, everywhere. against the stream. deputy, an agent, subsitute, proxy ; oppos- Retaliating, -2 Applying or ing, counteracting. a bos- ^RT 2. 16. tile using remedies. ift^P-P- 1 Returned, repaid, -2 Counteracted requited.retaliated. remedied. Recompense. -2 1 fr Opposition. : II H / tion. a Worth or bought for a - 1 Revenge, retalia- -2 Return, requital. -3 flection, reflected image. -4 8. -: together. drawing Aggregation, 1 -6 A 1 assist- A Look, appearance, resemblance; oftat the end of comp. in this sense and translated ' by like U. ' resembling ', ; 3. 1. Bent, curved. 8. U. I To return repay, requite, jf ; remedy, cure ; pay ^tirwf 5rrort5TTVirm^rfir^: Kam. wnftlft'sjnffc' -P- I Twice ploughed. -2 Repulsed, despised, rejected.-3 Hidden, concealed. -4 Low, vile, abject. ! Retribution, retaliation. Inverted order. Ved. versary. ?Q**5i n. \ Requital, retaliaremedy, counter- -2 Redress, action. -3 Personal tion. dress, toilet 43 ; 5. 27 ; ; ( araart Ku. 7. 6. decoration, ) -4 Opposi- Stepping towards. A confession. 1 -2 (With Buddhists) o. Miserable, poor. A 6 into. guard, an attendant. ** 1 -2 To hurt, To throw or cast -3 To re- injure. vile, ridicule. V&nfcxp.P- *T / ) Requiting, rem, An-oppwnent, ad- a- ( Anger against any one. ; &c. ). -2 To be counteracted. -3 To be cured or treated (by a physician). requital. ; Requital, compensation. WT$ a. 1 To be retaliatreturned or paid ( as a debt, compensing. Recompense, ; - 9. I Turned away, patched. -5 Hurt, injured. -6 Des- pised, slighted. -7 Falsely accused *ft( return. }rT: Requital, -2 Uq venge, retaliation, reward, re- . H Medicine. trRSnr:, imwrof 1 Not acknowledging, rejection. -2 Opposing, con' troverting, contradiction. -3 Conteat. 1 re- rejected, dismissed. -2 Repelled, Abussisted, repulsed, opposed. -3 desed, reviled, traduced. -4 Sent, tion, hostility. -ft R. -2 Retaliation, revenge, retribution. -3 Counteracting, remedying, removal 3^3: q^rr^r TSffT srrffcT Ul1n3>nn U. 5. 17 R. 15. 4. -4 Opposition. -5 Personal decoration, embellishment, dress. -6 Protection. -7 Help, succour. -8 A fence. ftf- -2 To ^ 5n4 -3 To give Ms. 9. 225. -4 To retaliate.; R. 12. 94, -5 To counteract. -6 To repair, mend. irmSTif f^ ffW ^ Mb. back, restore, replace $ ; -5 A sub- Resistance. 1 -2 An leader. nfttfrq: ant. -3 A messenger ( STffrsr ) l reflection. -2 ST%(-?ft )*Fn$P ed, 53. -2 Anticipation (of a word) occurring later on. back, stitute. A reA like- an image ness, picture, statue, 92; 14. 87; 18. Earshapana, q. v. ; S. -<J ^q $fa- *nd. every year. HJT a. equal a in an ina match for. verted order. CT&T: an enemy. to, flrqpW K. P. JT- 3. 92. -5 Help. 1 agaiLBt the hair or grain ', contrary to the natural order, inverted, reverse ( opp. srjafu ) -2. contrary to caste ( said of the issue of a woman who is of a higher caste than ftj^it^^g TTHT- ; 3; 2. 33. 1. ob- remedy, appli- ; fHT ing, similar ( at the Counter- action, viating, prevention, cation Of a remedy 1 ) ^fctfitaqffciT JPTT ftf^g S. 4. 19. tnr: a hostile *ni ind. every night. king ^qa. 1. corresponding, similar, having a counter-part in. -2- beautiful. -J. ; -3 tribution. t?^ Sneezing. !/. Renown, fame. 648 P. 1 sjf^Tfr 1 To advance. -2 p- To go towards, return. Flying backward, and forward, wheeling about. ijfd<|iM Returning, going back, }'. return. gffiIJHI Roaring against, swering roar. 3 U. To hold, 1 STfrVirg; ; support Ms. receive an- enemy. *fan*Rtvzfa&i M. ; -2 To take, accept, ^rftr nfd^glld Pt. 2;wwr ; " ] 4 Rebound, reaction.; Ku. 1 ; to sjf^snrt? 3rilrf ; *W>h*m*TiT: R.4. 40; 12. 47. -5 To take in marriage, marry Ms. 9. ; -6 To obey, conform or listen -7 To resort to, betake oneself to. -8 To eclipse. -9 To assent to, admit. -10 To occupy, take possession of. -11 To deprive ( one ) of. -11 To welcome, receive. -13 To eat, drink. Cans. I To cause to accept, give, present. -2 To allow to take or retain g^ rf&irr? WTW ta p-f- accepted 1 Taken, received, %? 381 irnftrshr: f-nisnrT ; jrrtsf'fa araiun^? V. 2. -2 Admitted, assented to. -3 Married. ; I Receiving, accepting. -2 Receiving' or accepting a donation. -3 The right of receiving or accepting a donation. -4 The right of receiving gifts ( which is a peculiar -5 ing upon, disturbing. -5 -6 Dazzling ; En. 5. 20. Mldvild* off. -2 prerogative of Brahmanaa); Ms. 4. 86; 5T. 1. 118. -5 A gift, present, donation njT: sTRrfftrs'T S. 1 ; Si. 14. 35. -6 A receiver ( of 1.88; Repulsing, .warding 1 The body. Uf^ifc 2 A-2 To make To Reacting. Killing, slaughter. srfifcf I To visible, see, perceive. bring to light.-J expect. irftroat visible. Viewing. -2 I Making -3 Look, view. 'tT Proclaimed, pub- Meditating upon. Dt * To c o ver i -2 To hide,: conceal. furnish or provide -3 To endow, with. -4 To obscure. cloth MQ-tf<j-i A cover, a piece of for a covering. irnN^?:, JTf^sar?W: 1 A likeness, picture, statue, 'an image. -2 A subSi. 12. 29. I -7 Kind or friendly recep-8 Favour, grace. -9 Marrying. -10 Listening to. -1 1 The rear of an army. -12 A spitting-pot. -13 The sun near the moon's node. ; 4. 45. 1 R'f-eiving -3 Marrying. -4 -2 Reception. : A ' husband, one ttiihrnrt 1 receiver. 1 A who receiver. marries. Accepting gifts. -2 A A pitting-pot, spittoon. MidUIH'fr-fiht <* a. Acceptable, admissibleHostile, Watchfulness, vigi lance, attention. udverie. M: -2 To -4 (InNyaya Indian syllogism ; see under rnr ! the usual instance ). -5 A plaint, an indictment. -Camp. shit ( in logic ) a subsequent proposition on failure of the first, irsr, -tn^K a bond, written contract or document. *nr. breach of promise. ( i3a( n^is ft^ta: 1. breaking an agreement, acting contrray to promise. -2- denial of a logical proposition. f*r*rj% a. betrothed. tf^mr: 1 break- a ) promise. -2. ( in logic abandonment of the original pro- also ; qidflfglpr in this asserted. 1 p. Declared, stated, agreed. -3 -2 Promised, desirable. able, jr A promise. 3vS; a statement. -Comp. Asserting, affirmation. 1 i -2 Agreement, promise. -3 Admission. -4 Bringing forward or adducing. A !Tfi%T o- To be promised &c. panegyrist, bard. An oarsman, v. a suilor. JTnr?Trfr The key of a HM^IJT Seeing, perceiving. door. XT%^T 3 U. 1 To exchange, barter. -J To give back, return, restore Ch. P. -35. -3 recompensate. -4 To give as a reward. ). 1 restitution Returned, restored. Restoration, giving back, of a deposit ). -2 (as state, affirm, assert, jrfffr^mf 1 Fighting, battle. -2 Splitting. main- -3 To bring forward or introduce, adduce. -4 To admit, own, acknowledge. -5 To confirm. -6 To approve, consent, -7 To obtain, allege. ifn^T a. To be returned &c. if 1 Apawn, pledge. -2 An .article purchased and given back. Watching, guarding. A- ' To Promise, declare solemnly, engage, agree, vow "; ?xi* ^iMlO^utH ^J^TSfPT ^id^i*un 4. One who receives or accepts gifts. < answer, reply. respectful concur- Resuscitation. -2 A proposition, statement of the proposition to be proved, the first membar of the flve-membered phil. ) Barter, exchange. jr A- An A Tf^SfTTT-' vessel. "* Resistance, opposition. o.Ved. Hostile, adverse. rence. present*. A ; : ). snafffor gA* ftrat- fff rrtf iTcff sfrBjfrft? erf nfhr^f Si. 12. 74. -3 statement, assertion, de- STfrtcW ^Covered, covered Pt. 1. 394. -2 enveloped Hidden, concealed. -3 Furnished or provided with. -4 Beset,, hemmed in. -5 Clothed or dressed, clad.; Pt. over, tion. ; Admitted, acknowledged. -4 Agreeen - .. ; 12 4. . avenged. ; a gift ; Mu. sjf^T: Degiie of retalia- TT tion or revenge, desire to be sffiiuw P-p. regret. 1 position sense. velop, clothe. -8 To propose Admission, acknowledgment. -2 A vow, promise, engagement, solemn declaration ^q|W?"T- ^il^T ing lished. stitute serve, learn, discern. -9 To remember with claration, affirmation. nftNld*, -grTrR; a. 1 Hostile, inimical, opposed to. -2 Interrupting, obstructing U. 5. 29. v.l. -3 Repelling, warding off. -4 Encroach- 72. to.. ; 2. 49. Prohibiting. accept oppose, encounter, resist attack, assault A 3 -4 To receive inimi- as a present. S. 2 1 tf >n?T: Warding pff, -2 Opposition, resistance. counterblow, blow-Jn return *fi>( ; seize, 2. 48. ^r. Min*ifii ^ e ^J J?i^^fHn9i' ii 44 ; 2. 22. -J To receive or cally, An Anger, wrath. -4 Fainting. -5 -P- Blamed, reviled. P. 1 To roar at, to roar against. -2( fig. ) To resist, oppose ; anr^JT: MldWdl B. 9. 9. 4 Opposition, resistance. -2 Fightcombat, mutual beating, -t repulse. 1 take, 1 ing, SrfrTf^q; m. I A day.-2 the son. To see, behold. -2 To fcnow, become aware. I Beheld. -2 -'Come in 'Ztffy'Sp-p- qf^( sight, 1 P. become 3 U. Sffiftrr 1 visible. 1 To place or lay on. -2 To return, restore. -3 To fix ( as an arrow ). -4 To offer, present. -5 649 JffrTOT 6 U. To ward comemploy. -6 To begin, mence. -7 To .-draw near, approach in (iw the night ) ( mostly Vedio To A srr^ir ( sff^^W: Repelling, repulse. 4 A. 1 To step or go toresort or betake wards, approach, Hfihrrsr 1 5f^ ). draught. Putting on. -2 Taking oneself to THTii^ 3 ; gain straiar share, echo. P. 1 To resound, Ga*. -2 To answer with a shont. To fill with noise, make 'resonant ^c5t ; 13; 4. 19.55:; i: Bg. ; Rs. 3. 14. An echo, a U&PM^f in this reverberation sense ). ufinTT?: also Ms. 146 7. ; Ku. 7. 87. irf^teT ; K lrfrY(.rft )!TT5: 1 A 16 ; ; ; S. 23 5. ; Bk - '. -4 Admisacknowledgment. -5 Asserstatement. -6 Undertaking, commencement. -7 Ac- sion, tion, beginning, course of action, tion, proceeding, ' procedure 4 ; Kn. 5. 42 R. 3. 40 ' which did not know what course of action to follow through -8 Performance, .doing, dismay. !T^?nif^rTf5 B. proceeding with 15. 75. -9 Resolution, determinaB. 8. tion ; sq^nT nf^TT%f*lirtt ; ; ; 4. seize ; To conupon 65. ; 2. WHT^ consent to, ; ' aOf^ srfiTTWlR. ; do the formal obeisance Mu. ' 4. 18 'act 16;7.1 ;R. : 14. 22 ; 15. 12. . ; upto or obey.' -13 To act or behave towards, deal, do anything to any one ( with gen. or loc. ) ^THTT qufrfc- ; -12 A method, means. -13 Intellect, intelligence. -14 Use, application. -15 Promotion, preferment, exaltation. -16 Fame, renown, reputation. -17 Boldness, assurance, confidence. -18 Conviction, proof -19 A rite 2 representative, intelligence S. 4. ; ; slight, -10 News, Mu. 4 ; S. b. :gr*Tg srf^n%wr5rr -11 Honour, respect, mark of. distinction,respectfulbehaviour;^nHp1- 18 -12To do, perform, practise, V. S. 4 observe ar?Ttlf^qT substitute, ^rsvrarfsr^Prf^r^ ; 4. 15. 93. subB. 11. 13, 1.81; 4. 54; 5. 63; 9. 40. -2 A deputy, vicegerent. -3 Substitution. -4 A sure'.y. -5 An image, nQpifa; stitute Ku. R- 14- 47. -9 look regard, deem, 14; R. To ; admit, racknowledge acceptance ; 8 95 'averae m%7WWf3f agree flag, banner. To Sjf?ri%\rT3 U. 1 put in the place of. -2 disregard. -3 To order. 30 6. to ; R. 11. 79. -10 To undertake, promise to do, take in hand ; Pf^rf?: coming. -2 Thanks-giving. A S. ; nfirm ft -8 To hold, grasp, sider, wel- Congratulating, 16. ; recover, re-obtain, regain 22 -7 joy, light, gratify. MlTM^ 22 JjOlriTrTfo ; compliance, unyielding'. 7; -5 ir 5fir ; I Si. 15. ; ; ' HHtiSsrt Mb. ; Ms. 2. 54. -3 To accept cheeraddress kindfully Kn. 3. 2. -4 To Caul. To dely, show devotion. receive gladly 14. -6 To 33. : 11. 34; 12. 14 ; Si. 10. 63. 24. Bk. 8. 95 wel- hail with come, congratulate, fl-T%?rf^T s^rrsrR R- 41; accept, take to receive o. Resounding, echoing. 1 P. 1 To bless ; tft 5^~ fra>sr:3; 1, To 7. -2 To iRi^ fsnf 8. 5, : Santi. 2. 17 partake, - consci- Vas. - 3 As- ; obtain, &c ^n" tr ; sent, compliance, ; Down-cast. ( 1. 1 Bb. 3. 99 -2 To enter upon, step upon, take, m follow (as a way to. )Tf9tM*l4*Rt aw qzm S. 4 JTfifae^ verberation. ; ; B. Assailing, attacking, -tf^s^fiit An echo, re- 'ft'n%: s 't2ft5t ; -2 Perception, observation ousness, ( right ) knowledge measures. Food. communicate, -10 To appoint, to, install Ice. ). -11 To prepare, get ready. sm teach. repulse. ; these senses accomplish. -9 To repel, off, ,j nse, .f iorn which no advantage accrues. -Comp. act. ; "$3'. a. a. qrsr knowing how to a kind of kettle-drum. difference of view. f^irg irzf. knowing how to act, 1 skillful, : clever. S. likeness, picture. o.. Settled, *: A predestined. ("as general rule. That which, though is repeated in order something more about it cf. the Instance given in K. P. 7 where retfffi ^, 3?it w%r anrerm to state To Retribution, reta- a. Perverse, obstinate, a perverse ^3 Bh. [ 2. 5. Returning, return. -2 Turning away from. 82 srn To place, occur. -19 permit, allow. -21 take place, happen. -22 To go back, retuin. (-Cas. ) 1 To give, inpresent, bestow, confer upon, sri^MlKHtawPlgT *TIWpart Ms. 11.4; ftfr%<ml3h. 2. 16 ; -2 Returning, giving back. 1 -18 To take -20 To ; repeated to show tint the san ; er. lestore. thai rises red sets also red. hardened. -Comp. jj<sj: fool, confirmed blookhaad <m*t Mu. 6 ST sn^ ra> *rra: ^fabeTf^cT flit S. 4. -15 To perceive, come aware of. -16 To know, underbecome acquainted with, stand, wandlearn, discover. -17 To roam, ; w liation. Mb. -14 To give or return reply }; [fy srnta^TWitr Tlfi>: before expressed, rfrir is ; -2 1 Intelligent. *ft ; ^tT ? P- 1 Vanquished, subdued. -2 Rescinded. a. 5 wmr: ; sffir 5mt 3<Ji5i% proof To by TWfanfmig'I'ftT JTfil'TT^jTtf sifir > Access, entrance, way. -3 -2 Beginning, commencement. intellect. -4 The first Intelligence, -5 A ketday of a lunar fortnight. stanza. tle-drum. -6 An introductory ^-. the new _7 Rank. -Comp. moon the inoon on the ( first day ) revered and saluted by particularly R. 8. people m^Tar5f^^f"W5f: of kettle-drum. 65 __(!$ a kind The first pay of a lunar ; irfrlT-$ fortnight. ufn-.P- * Qained obtained> ac- ' -3 To explain, expound. -4To bring or lead back, convey or transport To regard, consider. ( to a place ). -5 1 Done, performed, effected, -3 Undertaken, comcomplished. Promised, engaged. -5 -4 menced. -6 To assert, ileclare to be, eetn. -7 To procure. -8 To Agreed ; repieeffect, to, assented to ; admitted, -6 Known, acknowledged. learnt, understood. -7 Answered, replied. -8 Proved, demonstrated Ku. 4. 33. -9 Approached, reached. -10 An Conquered, overcome. -1 1 obeisance in re- turn. ; 1 TTffSr^TT Conver- -2 Giving sant with, proficient in. Returning, restoring. in marriage. 1 a. !TTlfrrn~fr j ( f^fr /. ) | Giving, granting, bestowing, imparting. -2 Demonstrating, supporting, proving establishing. -3 Treating of, explaining, illustrating. -4 Promoting, furthenug, advancing. -5 Effective, accomplishing. 1 : return. Return, retreat. A question asked STMH'Hr A 1 an exception counter-exception, an exception (whereshown to be applicable to cases falling under tho to in the general rule is I srfJNT?* Giving, granting, bestowing. -2 Demonstrating, proving, establishing. -3 Treating of, explaining, expounding, illustrating. exception ) (sjRmf^s) HMMWr^ m An epithet of Adhvaryu. - peated action,practice.-7 Commencement. -8 Giving back, restoring. -9 P art yi going over to the -10 Action, . MftvgK* A *fonf$i(p.p. 1 To rebound, Given, bestowed, Caused, produced. -3 To requite, Producing, cousin*. Making manifest Caua. A T 1 reflection, image or shadow. -2 Remuneration, a. To obey. .4 To nouriih, foater, rear. - 5 To keep, maintain, observe, follow. 1 -3 Re- requital. Reflected. -2 Re- turned, requited. ^fa&gS* "" Blossoming, ( to ) tie, ; 91. -3 To inlay, set, incase Pt. l. protector, guardian. ; 75; I Guarding, protecting, .-20bBervance, following practising. r p. p. 2 *n J followed. Protected, chepractised, 10 honour, spectfully, eatoem. salute re- -3 Tocommeud approve. nr, -jsrr I howmg Doing homage, respect. -2 Mutual salutaexchange of courtesies. l%fsrfT i>.p. 1 Saluted in return. -2 Honoured, respectfully } tion, treated. SfffTT Cans. \ R5TJmn' Jn^wrra' S. 6. fill up, fill com- -2 To satisfy, gratify. ifa^af 1 Filling, tilling up pletely. Injecting (a fluid &c. ). j). p. 1 Bound, ted, -2 Connected with. -3 imHindered, obstructed, peded. :-4 Set, inlaid. -5 JVrnirthed with, possessing. -5 Eninvolved -7 Kept at a tangled, distance. -8 Disappointed. -9 Fixed, directed. -10 Attached or hanging fo. -11 Excluded, cut off. -12 (In phil. ) Invariably and inseparably connected and implied ( as five in smoke ). . _2 off. keeping -2 Preventing, obstructing. keeping Repelling, TfftaTra^ a.. Obstructing, -m. adversary, opponent. MMNoH 1 off, An -2 Comw^Tt srf^isf- Reflection. parison ; fKta: SH^irt *sf K. P. 10. reflect. Reflected, mirrored, 4 A. 1 To. wake, wake Y. 1. 330, awaken Ms. 1. 74 -2 To perceive, be conscious, knew. Caw. 1 To awaken, rouse, from ; ; sleep f?T ; ) fqTunJTmsfiwrjsroi? gw (?w-2 To inform , make S. 6. 6. known, aquaint with, communicate 74 1. ; Si. 6. 8. -3 To charge ; or en- trust with. tfGc&SP-Pwide awake 1 ; $r ft*fiyf%TT'jm ri*w 4. -3 Opposition, R. 8. 80; JIv. 5. resistance. -4 I D _ ~5 Con vestment, blockade, siege. nection. -6 Cessation -7 Disappoint- I Awakened, roused, irRirs^ft- f5i grKiqr- ; S. 4 MM. 4, Ma. 1. 74. -2 Restored to consciousness. -3 Open- itr ed, ; blown apnag^rfoft ^tTTO^tssr ; S. sfasmnSTf^fof^ nated, enlightened. alted. 6. -4 Illumi-5 Great, ex- -6 Recognized, observed. -7 Celebrated, known. ^l^:/tile purpose- Awakening. -2 Hos- 1 or intention'. Waking, awaking, be ing awakened ; 58 ' sleeping not to 12..48. -2 Perception, knowledge. -3 InstrucTftqfhj^rrRjfr Binding or tying to. -2 Obstruction, impediment, obstacle iin^tr; To 8. "fastened to. Oppressing, molesting. U. I To salute i n -2 To ; sri^sT5f Water for drinking. ward or -3 restrain. ; rupt ' returu. I Objer ^d, -4 To obstruct, Si. hinder, keep off or back, exclude^ shut out itf^reifTrW ftTT: 97TJ5TTmnV.t.-ff; R- 1. 79. -5 To stop, inter9. repel, pain, distress. ifffsmra? a- 1 Repelling, np, ; -2 Ku. 71. To To Den. P. To fasten, bind ifhPlltT^^fff ( &3 ) R. 2. To fix upon, direct towards 1 m. also in To full- blown. 9 P- 1 -2 To check, srfasrrtnf reflected image, an irftnYth ( A. 1 off. ; ). rejecting. taliation, retribution. I protect, preserve, guard, defend. -2 To wait for await. -3 To act up to, defendin g the other side . recoil. Hin- -3 Impeded, \ : counter-blow, a blow . Fastening. -2 I An objection. -2 -fr f. Aa argument which equally affects return. Ascertains ng.-3 A ^"a^fsRC o. dering, obstructing. obssruc'ed. this sense enemy. Leaping back. P I To be reflected -2 1 A -3 -2 Established, proved, demonstrated. -3 Explained, expounded. -4 Declared, asserted.- 5 r: Full of obstacles, irt%^'ra^ a. beset with difficulties. in return. granted, presented. or clear. a the opposite SJTflrsTWT Joining A teacher, instruct- 1 A" giver, bestower. demonstrator. I TRrsfa'T 1 Bjnding, tying. -2 Confinement. -3 Obstructing, impeding. keep or. -2- -a. A -2 assists the priest Crusting, appointing. Sk. contrary effect. who / ) 1 Binding, .---*( fo*T fastening. -2 Impeding, obstructing, hindering. -3 Resisting, opposing. 3T: A branch, shoot. ^gnRr^rt 3fSft fcj-^ ; smriw -4 Meeting, accomplishing, fulfilment. -5 Causing, producing -6 Re- worldly conduct. in -+ An answer. -8 ( In phil. ) Invariable and inseparable connection. ment. wake again' tion. ; Ki. 6. 12 : -4 Reason, reasoning faculty nftsftmcir: S. 5. 22. -5 ; Recollection S. 3. ; : 651 - sf 1 Awakening. -2 Instructing, inform-3 Knowledge, refinement, en- ing. lightenment qfifaTlftm Pt. 1. ; p. p. Awakened. -2 I Instructed, tanght. ^fdH jj. U. I To receive back ag a share ). -2 To fall to one'g 1 ( An answer, a reply. 1 A. 1 To shine. -2 To appear or look like. -3 To become clear, manifest oneself. 4 To be reflected. sififtmT: 1 Occurring to, or flash- ing across, the mind at once, ( sudden ) perception qrsrtf^S'nJrlTWfHl%* K. P. 10. -2 Alook, appearance. -3 Illusion. ; share. Division. -2 A :ghare, portion ( given to a king ag a tax ) of one'g income, generally a sixth Ms. 8. 307. part ;cf. S. 5.4 Srfrfrn 2 P. 1 To shine, appear srf^rnr! 1 jrf3fTH^ Look, appearance, semblance. bright or luminous jrfsfafoisr ; ^TT- T%^ffo*Tt Ghat. 15. -2 To show oneself, become manifest. -) To seem, appear ^t^tit^Mfl srf^* S. 2. 9 R. 2. 47 Ku. 5. *nft 38 6. 54. -4 To occur to, come into the mind of as in -rf^r m^rrfi*fc. -5 To fall to the lot or share of. -6 To seem fit or proper ; m ; ; ; ; U. 7 ; 1 break An ; ; 'contact with Ku. : 7. 35. reflection. -6 Audacity, impudence. agreeableness. sn^Rra. 1. endowed with Suitableness, -Comp. genius, intelligent. -2 audacious, bold. g^a. bold, confident ^rfsr: 2- absence of in/.I. darkness tellect or genius. -2 Closely Divided. irravl^: 1 Bright, luminous. p. -2 Known, understood. charge -6 To 1 Piercing, peaetrating. Cutting, splitting, cleaving. -3 Putting out ( ag the eyog ). -4 iffwSr^T Dividing. i: surety, guarantee Tfwr Vikr. 1. 9 ; ; N. 14. 4. ; Enjoyment. : 4 A. Ved. A 3, To -7 To fasten, Caul. -8 To assume a form. To liberate, release. -2 ;To rescue, return, regtore. 1 save, deliver. rargw p. p. figure, Animage, an idol ; Light, ; creator, maker. a likeness, status. R. ~16. 39. -J lie- semblance, similitude; oft. in comp. in the aense of like, eiruiliar, or equal to' ij'fsTf^'fT, wrfa'R &c. jj^y. ^TTgufrHTH R- 2. 40. -3 A reflec- Si. 16. 1.-4 Confidence, boldness, audacity. sn^TTT^a- Splendid, bright. -2 Read^-witted, prompt. -3 Bold. I ; ; tion, reflected image Si. 9. 48, 73 R. ; 7. ir al, 12. 100. nt^rnr Intelligent. Jlfavrnrn;"- Bright. -2 1 Intelli- shrewd. -J Confident, bold. gent, nt. I The gun. -2 The moon. -3 A measure, extent. -5 The part of an elephant's head between the tusks. -6 A symbol. -Oofflp. rj^ a. present in an idol. g^r; the reflected R. moon, reflection of the moJn 65 ; so srtJwf:, irfWursrsira-: 10. TR'^H'B't an attendant upon an 1 Corresponding disposi- : tion. 1 A. ] To speak IffdMT^. reply .or angwar -tnrn, -2 To one, idol. A sTiairfsr 1 Fire. tell, relate. after speak name, call ; ; Bk. -3 To say if*JP-f hearing in re5. 39. uf ter -4 To rnodel % pattern. -2 An image, idol. -3 Likeness, similitude, MM. 9. 3. -4 A weight. similarity -5 The part of an elephant's head between the tusks g-tjJrrffJTPfvrnr &c. Si. 5. 36. -6 A reflection. -7 A ; ; -8 Ved. An adversary. I srftwr p. p Imitated, copied. -2 Compared- -3 Reflected. picture. retribution 41. 14. '> %{srft'- ; -3 Liberation, To A. To restore, return. Caul. try. -2 To I retaliate, a. Troubling about. -2 I ?Jf: I An effort, Active, vigorous. endeavour, exertion. -2 Preparation, elaboration Si. 3. 54. -3 Making complete or perfect. -4 Imparting ; new or virtue quality ; wat STtfl- rrtrnt sifbreT: Kasi. on P. II. 3. 53. -5 Wish, desire. -6 Opposition, resistance. -7 Retaliation, retribution, -8 Making captive, taking prisoner. -9 Favour. -10 Acting well or properly. -11 Comprehension. Requital, retaliation ; as in A statue ; 2 JTl'rfaT R. 1. an picture, Si. 3. 34. 72 ; p T 8 - 15. 18 ; image, Dack i return 8. 91. opposed. Return, retreat. a. Resisted, ' To eneonnter in -4 ; -4 de- Loosening. -2 Requit- I litaliatiou, A ; worn, Jmnrfar:, irifoftyaf Liberation, ; 64 on, liverance. ' splendour. -2 Intellect or understanding, bright negg of conception H. 3. 19. -3 Readiness of wit, presence of mind; ^ Mai. 3. ll;;pf. 1 Put 1 -2 Tied, bound, fastened. -3 Armed, accoutred. -4 Liberated, released. -5 Restored, returned. -6 Flung, hurled. -7 Thrown, cist. applied. revenge." compare, liken. jrnfar m. leave, quit, throw, cast, or digpay off ( a debt. ). bind. a bail, Y. 2. 10, 54 -5 To at. arm -J To abandon. -4 To irra'TrT A on, wear, accoutre or with oneself requite. -2 dividing. Splitting, -2 irr I 1 -2 To put 1 ; -7 liberate, release. Pierced through. connected with. -3 : JTnrnNr.p. p' ; free, release, set free ; ^fnrsTdrgTfi'W 4. 43 ; sis g#r stf1f(T>friT?nV 3. 46. ; Discovery. appearance, a look. -2 Light, splendour. -3 Intellect, unKi. 16. 27 Yikr. 1. derstanding 18, 23. -4 Genius, bright conception, vivid imagination ( srnt =rw=1^)1 wfiiHr SRHT H?TT ) -5 An image, sjf^vrr 1 To 1 STfrtf*^ through, pierce, penetrate. -2 To disclose, betray. -3 To reproach, MfafniT SrttWmtrabuse, ,'censure R. 19. 22. -4 To reject, i$ ; Pt. 3. To 1 R or speak to. structing, informing. unNttTT a. Awakening. 6 P. To address Srut. 6. -5 Awakening. -2 In- a. 1 fight, oppose. uf^T^i uf^ihrJr Fighting against. m. An smhtor:. ufft'ftfim, smhrfcf adversary, opponent. STf^ftT'' 1 Being or forming a counter-part of any thing. -2 Opposi-3 Contradiction. tion, resistance. -4 Co-operation. -5 An antidote, a remedy. jrf^frrTfar a. corre- Antithetical, lative, relative. irr1rf7fJr^ a. 1 Opposing, counterimpeding. -2 Related or corresponding to, being or f orm'.ng a counter-part of (anything) often used in works on Nyaya ; as a 75 is the Tf^ffi of irerwj ( IWTHWf actiug, ; ! 652 with. An srffrfrfr ). -3 Co-operating -4 Equally matched. m. 1 opponent, enemy ; Vikr. 1. 117. -2 A counter-part, match. -3 A partner, an associate. -4 An object adversary, iFPTSt'* TnN>rfnr* counter-part, A -5 another. upon dependent counter-entity -4 counter-part.. Answering, replying. m. I Adefendent, respondent (in law). -2 An opponent Tne To sow.-2To 1 P. 1 qfa^r, -3 To 10. plant U. 3. 46; Mai. 5. stud (as with jewels); or fix in, implant set, -2 a co- ; Partnership, Addition of subtances to : medicines daring or either after To -2 To Impediment, obstruc- tion, hindrance. -} Siege, blockade. -3 An opponent. -4 Concealing. -5 Theft, robbery. -60 ensure, despis\ <> -2 Besieging. structing. robber, thief obstacle. -3 An 10. m. A opponent. -2 Ob- An 1 ; M. 5. nftiiy^ Opposing, obstructing. Iffffo^l A. 1 To recover, regain. -2 To obtaining, receiving. -2 Censure, abuee, reviling. xflrflTt Taking or obtaining back, I Getting, taking, getting. P. To speak in reply, srfcTT^.2 answer, reply to ^ %?rf I An *H ?T S. 4. 9. pendent or ; ij^_ Tf^P^flffffiTlTr?- -2 An echo. -3 ; A sfiN^a; An Answerable. lid *!*<< a- ^f A . I An m. A ?QNVfM: of one completely under the sway '. - de- back, Striking -3 To deliver, give, grant. re- store. srfaf^rr 3 U. To I correct, repair, counteract, retaliate, take steps against thPd^h'U'M ^TT 3& ; T remedy, artffrr^ w. fW I TT(^TWt*)tf U.I; Mu. ^?wrw sif^r?!^*^^ fanfrt 3. catarrh or cold. MfamTt A sacrificial hall. -5Help,assistftnce. -6 A Arrangement, array. -3Prvention. -4 Substituted ceremony, subsidiary A promise. -7 mads ); ^T srf^sjrT *3?Nk*(TftffcHJr ; 2. 65; 3. 67. 15. 4. srrasnr. 1 Assent, Listening to 1 195. ing. -2 Retaliation. 1 A re- A neighbour. sented to. -J The residence of a neighbour, neighbourhood. -Camp. jif^H.a. living in the neighbourhood. ( m. ) a neigh1 sfi /- ) A D. Mk. S. : A Neighbour- 1 srfaf^H - agreed, aspromise. I To pre<> r Cau>. 23. P ; ; . 2. 9. 74. Forbidden, prohibit- 1 refused. ed, disallowed, tradicted. 1 Ms. 206 off, restrain; -2 Con- Keeping or warding driving away, expulsion ;Vikr. -2 Prohibition as in ; back, re- verted. P-P' Drawn out promise.-! R. 13. 40 : -2 To forbid, prohibit ward vent, R. 8. qf!r 3. 14. neighbour. Rolled ; A tt -Pa- ( A echo, reverberation 16. 31 Si. 17. 42. ift&lp-P- Promised, a Most excellent. 1 Ms. 2. ; medy, means of counteracting. I: ; -2 Promising, assenting; agree-3 A promise. -4 Maintaining. An in battle- refusal. tradiction. -5 A -6 .An. -exception. -Comp. : off, 1. 8. ^ir^f^^r:-4 Negation, conNegative particle. -3 Denial, 1 array. agreement, pro- -2 An echo. STft*J rite. iTfifTr?". 1 receptacle. srf^sr 5 P. To promise (with lat. of person to whom the promise is mise. sjftfarenJr 1 Counteracting, counterworking, taking steps against. -2 assylnm. -2 ; condemn U. 4. shelter, Y. 1. house, dwelling, residence 210 ; Ms. 10 51. -3 An assembly. -4 R. 14. 29 ; A 1 A -3 To despatch, send- -4 To doom, dispose, arrange, prepare. to?-J repeat. -3 - ing, An answer, a rejoinder, reply. -2 Refusal, rejection. rejected. a Fluid, dropping. yjdQ; 2 P. To acknowledge, receive. -II. 6 P. To get, obtain. Cans. I To communicate, inform. : -) To ; -2 Dismissed, Famous, celebrated. 1. jrf^f; reply, answer p>*H{! irr^nr^rgf^ R. 3. utter. Sending on an errand. Si. 1 Ordered, sent . fending. answer, reply, j 25. -2 Calling out Barking; in return ( as adog ). I P. 1 To speak in -2 To speak, ' neigh- 1 64. s^i authority; bour^ Si. 16. Giving brders, send- 1 16. 1. sentence. answer. -2 An reply. curse ing on an errand, ordering. -2 Order an inferior ing or despatching aftercallinghimtoattend. -3 Connor er-manding. -4 A rival command sm B- 8. 27 Dwelling ) bour. de- echo. *>/ ( neighbouring. near, final clause in a 1 arsm *' 122. ruler <* : answer, reply TIT information, news, tidings. -2 To get, obtain. jrntarw: Account, irfrHrrU -2 To ing. 1 or keeping back. off, conceal. Impaired. -4 Disabled. -5 Invested, blockaded. I answer, reply. ; sfffN^f p.p. I Impeded, obstructed, hindered. -2 Interrupted. -3 ; A curse for curse, a srfrtsrm^ Warding keeping blockade, hide, An /- -2 -3 To impair, disable. -4 To besiege. blame, accuse. -5 his desired object tillage. Leading back. resist. lies in return. A : Safety, preserva- Echo. -3 Ved. Life ( sfior ). yfdva; 7 U. 1 To obstruct, stop One who " without food before AJeity toseoure : Passion, rage. 4 Quarrel, contest. down tys aot of without food before a deity to secure some desired object. decoction. tion, protection. oppose, Cessation. : in general. operation. -' Arraying an army against an enemy. -2 A multitude, collection. ; -ft 1 Opposition. existence. -3 Being Dependent .l -2 Contradicting. MSTti /-.words of denial/refusal"; 653 S. 3. 25. &<JH\ one of the several kinds of Upatua mentioned by DanIt is thug explained:: din. * 3Tfg- A -5 leg, foot. -<JN. of a town at the confluence of the Ganges and city. Yamuna and copital of the early kings of the lunar race cf. V.2.-7 N.of a town on the Godavar! and capital of ; Kav. BT u 2. 34. a- ra^. Warding. 1 Salivahana. prohibiting, preventing. -2 Preventive. m. A hinderere, prohibitor. nffottnf 1 Placing, locating. -2 Installation, inauguration. -3 Con- Keeping or warding off, preventing -J Prohibition.J-Denial, secrating or setting up of an idol. off, sjfirVjsT 1 refusal. A TO. MktemR^ spy, mes- A ated, consecraied. -5 Completed, effected. -6 Prized, valued. -7 whip, leather-thong. .P- PObstructed, impeded, stopped. determined. -9 Comprised, included . -10 Established inlife, married. -1 1 A 1 irntaiCTi A emissary. -2 spy, srf&eiT: Obstruction, impediment, resistance, opposition, obtucle ^rff. ^: R. 2. 32, 59. 1 P- 1 To stand be ; firm, established. -2 To be supported. -3 To rest or depend upon. -4 To stay, abide, be situated. Caul. To I place firmly on, station. -2 To set up, erect, establish. -3 To install, inaugurate ( on a throne ). -4 To en- -5 To to. consign " 1 Famous. -2 Standing firmly ( Ved. ). srfite remaining, position S. 7. 6. -Z A home, habitation ation, ; house, residence, R. 6. 21 14. 5. ; ; ; Fixity, stability, strength, firm basis manence, Wf situ- srfiter K. 280; srirra^ *g3ifr& ; afcm f U. 5. : 7 S. i^ ir?Tirf;tST ; per- 25^ anr Tag sjftsrj 75r: fnf: -4 Basis, foundaas in ^firriter. -5 A prop, Si. 2. 34. tion, site ; ( bence ) an object stay, support of glory, a distinguished ornament; srra ^srrayr S. 6. 23 **nur ; m M?. 21 , -6 High 21. 7. 3. Ku. 7. 27; position, pre- eminence, high authority, Mn. 2. 5. -7 Fame, glory, renown, celebri- r^nin: 5rr3ifh f^ii<4 WHT: Ram. ( = U. 2. 5 ). -S InstalMu. 1. 14. -9 lation, inauguration Attainment of a desired object, octy , srfS'ai JTT ; compliBhinent, fulfilment ( of one's desire ) afog^rtn^inwrfT fr itfa; SfS. 5. 6. -10 Tranquillity, rest, repose. -II A receptacle. 12 The The consecration of an earth. idol or image. -14 A limit, boundary. -U -15 The foot. Jlftefsr 1 Basis, foundation. -2 Site, sitution, position. ng place. -3 A rest- '4 The foundation of a Settled, a ; N. of Vishnu. 1 got, acquired. nftlt$/. Ved. -2 A I Standing firmly. station, position. /.An accurate knowledge of the particulars of anything. sriiftrN^f a- Giving detailed information about. VfrfytWT Setting in, entering into. IP- 1 To draw -i Cure, remedy. T ' -2 for. Coping with, being Resisting, opposing withstanding. - srfrtfl< Dependent, subject. -t 1 A cord or ribbon worn round the wrist' or neck as an amulet. -2 An ornameut. -3 A watch guard. < 1 .A servant, follower. *: -2 A Ki. 5. bracelet, marriage-string 33 ( =%^r ) ing a wound. ant. -2 A ?r 1 A Taking back, MfoHtjH: drawing. -2 Diminution, compression. -3 Comprehension, inclusion. -4 Yielding, giving up. ifrtHiJff j!'- /' 1 Taken back, with- drawn mTlHgtTi S. 1. -2 Comprehended, included. -3 Compressed. *rf?l^a>H: 1 P.e-absorption.-2 Re; 1 Secondary creation ( as by the agents of one Supreme Being ). -2 Dissolution. -3 Continued A : Consciousness. r A cbak to keep wards, replace drive Clinging or adhering 1 away a anointing a wound. To fit string. at, ( ) I direct. as wall P-P- an arrow to the bow- * Sent out, despatch- -2 Celebrated. -3 Repulsed, jected. -4 Intoxicated ing to qtfSr ) Love : re- srag accord- ( Bathed. /> in return, requital or reciprocation of love. Throbbing. T in return, an To re-adjust. -2 -3 To conceive, fasten. -5 comprehend. -4 To be, To put on, wear. -6 To restore, return. -7 To compose oneself. -8 JrfrWSr 8 U. To aim screen, curtain, Moving backwards. reRe-absorption. -3 Especially ) absorption ( of the world ) back in* Prakriti. -4 A place of resort, haunt. A repel, Leaning or resting upon. 1 Dressing the edges of wound. -2 An instrument used for -2 message yft'frffi' 1 answer to a message. ^^ -2 To or back. j ed. Tf^^^r; SR^f^^ ; *nrr JTf^ffr^ S. 3. 13. off attached to. to, : of cloth. dust. srffpjrfjiqr o. panegy- 1 P. 1 To go back, return. -2 To go towards, rnrh upon, attack, assail |^ srfTffTt* ^> mf*hr Cau. I To push backf|rf Hariv. nfcWui A srfS'sgrroT ) bard, rist. rrq- flection ( female serv- fillet. thread, ; with- 1 18 ci-eation ont of primitive matter. -4 To reduce in bulk. Mil. 6 ; ; compress, change. 3-- ; -3 A garland, wreath. -4 Day-break. -5 The rear of an army. -6 A form of incantation. -7 Healing or dress- back, withdraw, draw in T?mg^crtfVTJf smta?* wnr* S. 1. 11; R. 3. 64. -2 To retract, take back. -3 To ; smtt 5<7fT T: -8 Endowed. -12 Applied, applicable. -13Conversant with. 14 Secured, offer, present. -3 celebrated. Famous, A siffor 1 Resting, match a ). ; whip. trust with, cessation ( ly^n founder. p- p- I Set up, erected. -2 Fixed, established. -3 Placed, situated Pt. 1. 81. -4 Installed, inaugur- senger, an emissary. Joining together, unit- 1 -2 The period of transition between two ages. -3 A means, remedy. -4 Self-command, restraint of feelings or passions. -5 Praise. Jffa'Hf&: 1 Reunion. -2 Entering into the womb. -3 The period of transition between two ages. ~4 Stop ing. Rivalry, emulation. o vious of. Rival, m. A rival, competitor. 5TM*^Tv luiw: reverberation focus. STntg^ 2 P. in return ; ( Si. ^ ; 1 ) To 1 An echo, 13. 31. -2 strike A back or 654 -2 To ward R. 9- 60. : keep off, prevent, off, resist oppose, Minima ay?; iht?r ^rgtrnj: D36 j'sTit^nflHr: faTTT: MHMrfH-T V- \. S.I. 13; Me. 20; Ku. 2. 48 1. -3 To repel, drive back, repnlse. fffrre'i 3. ; -4 To remove, destroy ; *ren*rr Mai. l. 3.. To counteract, remedy. -6 To -5 dis- own, disavow. knocked ; Struck or beaten back. -2 Driven away, repelled, repulsed S. 7. 32. -3 Opposed, obstructed. -4 Sent, despatched. -5 Hated, disliked. -6 ; Disappointed, frustrated. -7 Fallen, overthrown. -8 Tied, bound. -Oomp. a. hating, disliking. ufa rrfarfTM:/- I Striking or knocking back repelling. -2 Rebonnd, recoil; Ki. 18. 5; Si. 9. TST^TSOT: JTfa?fJf -3 Disappointment, frustration. -4 Anger. JH%fT^ Striking or knocking back, 49. returning a blow. R. 3. 12 Pan. 16. 23. ; I To be Requital of an injury. put P- Fitted to, PP. To I beat back. -2 To avoid, shun. -2 Avoiding, shunning. srf^^ar Striking back, repelling. 1 One who beats back or rrfaifif "*. 1 removes, repeller, remover, averter, destroyer Ac. -2 The assistant of the Udgatii. q. 3T srra ( ) v. flT: 1 Striking back. -2 A -3 A porter, door-keeper. -4 A juggler. -5 Juggling, a juggling trick. -6 ( In gram. ) The hard contact of the tongue with the edge door, gate. of the teeth in pronouncing dental letters. ft A female door-keeper. the threshold ( of -Oomp. ijffc- /. a house &c. ) Ku. 3. 58. tsfr a ; female door-keeper ; mind. -3 To prove, demonstrate, show. to Called, I known named. -7 Wellfamous. -8 renowned, of a firm conviction. 16. 23. ( b ) -10 confident. Believing, Pleased, R. 3. 12 5. 26 14. 47 -II Respectful. -12 Clever, delighted to, return ; ) 2 P. ; ; lodgt, ascertainment, clear or disperception or apprehension ; ; Bk. lieve, To go back W^TST R. 5. 19. trust, be rely on 1. 44. -6 certain or sure of, TO sir%% &>*ritffr U. 4 To learn, understand, know, TtftaJT vngf^flif TO! Ki. 2. 20 Si. 1. 69. -7 To be well-known or cele; ; ; brated ; >f T?: retrograde.-4 Disagreeable, displeasdisobedient, ing. -5 Refractory, 1. 424. -6 obstinate, perverse ; Pt. Turned away, averted. -7 Meeting, 7:N. encountering. -8 Hindering. of a king, father of Santann and towardc, approaching. Directed or ' sraft? a turned towards. -2 ..Inverted, reverse. _j Contrary, unfavourible, adverse. - 1 A -2 Apart, -2 Month, limb, member portion. face. -3 anything ). -4 The verse, sentence &c. < ; | The first Si. 18. 79. An image. front word ( of ( of a ). 1 TO . : ; 2. 3ir?r: 37 ; ^rf^Brfr^znrt Ms. ;im fn Chandr. 5. 9. (for and explanation see ; 4. 17. -Oomp. -TI a. 1. Kn. retrograde motion tf^ot Ku. 2. 25. going or suiting against the ; manner or evasive 2. ( 5.26. opposed &c. To cause to turn back, reverse, turn back Ku. 5. 5. -2 To be against or hostile to. srafirnTtr Den. A. To be opposed or Den. P. ; to or maintained, to be fulfilled; Si. 1 ; unfavourable, to dialike. itfrflm P' p- 1 Waited for, ex. pected. -2 Considered. -3 Respected. RSTS-T pot. p. I To be waited for. -2 Worthy of consideration or regard. -3 Venerable, respectable; R. 5. 14 Si. 2. 108. -4 To be adhered speaking. . o. Hostile, considering. -5 Fulfilment, observance ( of a vow, promise <&o. ). of producing the opposite recoiling Offthe doer^; MiT. i>rrr!iH: 9. 77. Waiting for. -2 Expectation, hope. -3 Regard, consideration, attention. -4 Looking at, ; a woman. stream V. 2. 5. fl'Sn^r -Tg^T 1 contradiction. -2- a perverse result 2. 108. going against. -2. adverse, unfavourable frfjrsrrj JT^tT: IcTTTTT: B. 11. 58. irfT-f, -irf^: '"ok at, observe, consider. -2 To look oiufor, expect. -3 To wait for, await; Trr^ gsrrflrtf ii K. P. 10 under sTiflT ) T ind. I On the contrary. -2 In an inverted order. -3 Against, in opposition to Tiffl?ST^arf? TrTTtTIT WT fH STtffT TJT: S. /. q. v. A : fuller definitions ; q. v. 1 JreffarT 3pth 3. r: K. P. 10. -4 Fame, renown. -5 Respect. -6 Delight. -7 Going 5f: I ] . ; for. -2 To go to, approach, turn to. -3 To fall to the lot of. -4 To reach, attain. -5 To be35 . Contrary, unfavourable, adverse, opposite ; tRjiSm^rrft 3*i K. 11 62. -2 Reverse, inverted, out of order, -t Backward, ^ l sr^, STT permission to I A = : tinct 54 R. 6. 20. Juggliner, jugglery. tfiH : ag known, Firmly resolved. -9 (a) Convinced, trusting, Given back, restored. N. of a country called a. Set forth, started. -2 Gone by, past, gone. -3 Believed, trusted. -4 Proved, established. -5 Acknowledged, recognised. -6" juggler. oT Entrance, enter a door. ( Htfi-ty a. I Living in the west, western, westerly. -2 Ved. Disappeared. : A receiver. -, Expectant, waiting A T: <'- ; close to. 1 1 Western, westerly. -2 Htfi-JlH Future, aubiequent, following. -3 Ved. Turned or directed towards. -4 Turning back, turned away from. -5 Coming from behind. ; p. P' f?ri N. of Varuna. iccognisod or perceived. -2 To be proved, turn out to be true. -3 To follow from anything ( as P. Caws. (qOTTTTlB') necessary result ). To cause to believe convince, 1 irq- f^r^f inspire confidence 7* S. 7 5. 31 jrrjrniira' art w^rns^rgii;^ >irM|4j4jd 3f%i<9i R. 15. 73. -2 To cause to perceive, bring srfifrt:/' 1 Conviction, settled belief ; S. 7.31. -2 Belief. -3 Know- Retaliation, revenge. srf^- T learned, wise. Returning a laugb. -: = UHVId q- v. The west. -Oomp, or satisfied; ; 1 p- p- back To be pleased 13. 53.^-g ; f A shore, bank. : ( 1 Adding to, inserting -2 Calcining or metala. -3 An epidemic as an ingredient fluxing disease, a plague. ). 655 a. [sr?or: 6 P. 1 To accept ; To wel- receive, Srnnf sTtffar S. 6. -2 come, greet, receive, honour -3 To obey (as ar order). for, expect; -2 A A fragrant oleander. 1 A female door-keeper- door-keeper in general. To 6 P. ^3? strike, hurt, Caus. I To urge on, drive forward; (fig. ) to press, urge repeatedly (to do a thing) ; srftsr 56. -2 To ^3?: birds &c. class of as hawks, parrots, crows 2 An instrument for pricking. goad. -2 A long pricking instrument. A A 1 sraff: -3 epithet of a ( strch ). *3fts/-> faction. TtTiPT: a. P. Gratification satis- Speedy, To whip. 1 quick, fleet. cross over. conduct. Caus, J To cheat, deceive, take in wf fnrr iTrTT^ S. 5 f%c^*f ; ; 3)far3: swrKeTHSfr^rst f^rprwfr Bh. 1.78. -2 To mislead, lead astray. -3 To spread, extend. JTtfT: Crossing, crossing or going ( -2 Explicitness, distinctThe forms sr?7$r, sj?*j%or, sr- 1 ^TSra :, srcTsrnj are used adverbially in the a ense of t -fief ore, in the presence of, in the sight of. -2 Open- -3 Directly, immediately. -4 Personally. -5 At sight. -6 Explicitly. -7 Distinctly, clearly. -8 Literally, so qcl%" in before the eyes of SKTTT: I crossing. 'TrTrT^T: Carrying or bearing over, Deceit, fraud. -Strrfac A che,tt, an im- -2 1 Fraud, Carrying cheating, over. -2 De- deception. deceit, knavery, trickery, roguery, deception, hypocrisy ir^Y; f^nrr f% r Udb. . Deceived,jdefrauded. streel, mainroad, principal street through a town ; A : . the sight of, -Comp. fTcrr t. e. 31$) a hymn in which a deity is directly addressed, -jrrsi ocular evidence, knowledge obtained by direct TftsrJT personal examination. correct or certain knowledge, ag such by direct perception obtained is STRT through the senses. siirr<*f 1- ocular proof, evidence of the aenses.-2.an <jr?T a organ of perception. having sequent, -4 Averted, turned away, turning back ; Pt. 3. 181. -5 Western, westerly. -6 Inner; interior. -7 Equal The time. -Comp. fJT^ a. the owner. '" 7rf^3; " Buddhist other evidence than ocular proof or perception. RHjfT directly or explicitly enjoined. determined by ocular fifrqf a. p. I Si. 3. 64. Given, given away, presented, offered. -2Qivenin mar- riage, married. See sr?r- ^TWaT ar proof. -2 -3 Explicitnoss. irfwrf^ Den. P. To make visible, sTcTwYfr 8 U. To witness or see in person, ascertain orseewith one's own-eyos ; ; cT^^": q^q-jf a. < | sH *f^> 4 ^' *T-'T^T^fR' :0 n lT ^?T^TT^7Tr3 ^*" Fresh, young, new, T^l^tfl 1 inirjnrtTW wt ; ; ; ; STST a. 1 Old, ancient. -2 Form-3 Traditional, customary. jfsnr ind. \ In an opposite direction, backwards. -2Against.-3 Westward, to tho wesl of ( with er. ). ~4 interior, inwardly. -5 Formerly, in former times. In the Hcfnv ( m. ( the individual soul. ) ) !T5:ir- WT^ WRrnTfr: the lord of the ( TcgirrjrrTr?: ) western direction ,' an epithet of Varuna. 3-3^ /. ( ijrqa^ ) the north-west. %?nT a. |. whose thoughts aro turned upon himself. jojful. * -2. 1. intelligent. ( -sf: ) soul. -2. the soul. Supreme f^nTtl: ( JTclT^r%ora: %towards ind. ) the |^ / ( %&!*%?{ ) an inward glance, a glance directed tbe.south-west. inwards. *rrJT^ a. internally illuminated. g^ a. (iTcT^sw)!. facing the west. -2. having the face averted. ( whf^ flowing towards on Si. 4. 66. Hc^r^fnm; ) west, Malli. the an epithet of ( -/. ) the river Narrnada. a. ^I'f^tT ped. 1 STFTfiqn Honoured, worshipU. 9- To come -2 To I to recognize. recover oneself, consciousness. Knowing, recognition * Krar3re Mai. 1. 25. I word Recognition seethe A token of ; 3rfJr?rnT also. -2 recognition ( in return ) i f *i ^ ^IHI^I^I ; ^c<jifTf ; ir?*rpf5Tr*r- R. 12. 64. .p. Recognised. ?- Overcome, con- P- quered Accused in re- turn. A counter-charge, l: accusation in return V. 2. 10. an ; show, manifest, display. JTcqfJn? a. Witnessing in person. m. An eye-witness. S. 6 3?^ p- pPerceptibility, oculStanding face to face. -2 srreirq inwardly a. -?4r I m. I Future for. soul. an inner organ. ' evident or visible consequences. >J match a to, individual proof. postor. ceiving, ). ( who admits no over. abl. S. ness. perception. ^rsr ocular evidence, direct proof. ^?N:, -^Yfta; '" an 3? a. personally seen. eye-witness. -2 To further, promote, advance. -3 To raise, elevate, enhance. -4 To lengthen, prolong ( life ). -5 To lead, 1 qf -5 Direct, ly, publicly. pierce, cnt An I 4~Distinct, evident, clear. immediate. -6 Explicit, express. -7 1 Perception, ocular Corporeal ejf evidence,apprehension by the senses, considered as a sf wound. Perceptible t ; Present, in sight, before the eye. -3 Cognizable by any organ of sense. -4 To wait ?^g ?^f nffHtyni V.2Accepted, received &c. trq- 2>. T; irq- *rr- ; srft] (to theeye), visible ful. STFCTTH^r Caus. greet in return. To salute or iRTpm?:! iTrrnrtT^ Returning aalutation ; Ms. MH 2. A a 126. counter-plaint or charge. if f tm; 1 Convictioo, settled be- M. 1.2; JJJ: gT^fnT^f5r%: inTrawr: Pt 4 -2 Trust, reliance, lief ; - faith, - confidence ; 7c77fr^ srrHTWJ'riTf'n; %tf: S. 1. Bh. 20 ; Si. 18. 63 ; 3. GO. notion, Conception, idea, -4 Surety, certainty. fJlfShrr- 2; Ku. 6. -3 opinion- -5 Know. ?inrlodge, experience, cognition 7 judging by the place'; sffmTT^ S. BO 3TTt.MMrir?iq; M. 1; Me. 8. -6 A cause, ground, means of action ; STf^^) ffT^". ( HfFr^r / also ) cording to Vopadeva sr? Being behind. -3 Following, sub- ' ; Kn. 3. 18.- -7 Celebrity, fame, re- 656 A nown. -8 or suffix A -10 termination, an Si. 14. ; -I dependant. -12 A practice. hole. affix -9 An 66. A I oath. usage, -13 Intellect, under8tanding(3f|r;).-14 An assist tan t or associate. -15 An epithet 1 Removal. -2 Hostility, -3 Status quo. Withdrawal. -2 MWqgTTt 1 To Universal destruction, dissolution ( of the world) ;:*ntftnffoc*r*3K3: set aside. Vishnu. -16 ( With Buddhists ) co operating cauno. 17 An instrument, a means of agency. -18 Religious contemplation. -19 A house-holder who keeps a sacred fire. ^nw -9firf^ -Camp. a. ducing assurance, convincing, pro(-ofr) a seal, signet-ring. fided in. Relied upon, conTrusty, con&dential. it- i)?<jni -2 I Relying upon, trust-2 Trustworthy, believing. IfrqCfr'i a. 1 ing, confidential. gHlJ^ 10 A. 1 To challenge ( to combat ), encounter, seek as an opsif vfan ponent tra- rfhrtgif n^T Bk. 6. 25. "-2 To make an ^ : ; Sift) ^ \n -2 An obstacle, impediment U. 1. 8. -3 A contrary or opposite course, Ms. 4.245. -4 A sin, an contrariety ; ; sinfnlness offence, A. ITHJ^j^l examine spect, jfwfr a. Useful, & expedient. A reply, an answer. -2 Hostility, ind. At every object, opposition. in every case. An 9T: quire into, transact S. 6. a. ) 1 sr>/. ( inimical to posing, q 2. I An op- A -2 enemy. adversary, -3 opH^rqlti- -2 Emulating. m. match ^^r JJ<3*T ^ In law ) A defendant rival, equal, nrtff. Hostile, STTI^T ; ( ; wf H r$w5m: ; ; U| Giving back, restoring Tt R- 15. 85. ' advice. -3 A counter-conclusion. -4 Patience, forbearance. Obstruction,hindrance. Eating or drinking ; P. 1.4.52. may 1 A. 1 manner that count of To stand sepa- -2 To oppose, act hostiloly, rately. 9Tobject to ( in argument ) ; f*f*c K? Ur'jTWT'j versary. '" An ( as a To inter- 1 M. ; MHIIHN'' -3 Ved. -3 Set -2 Prohibited, aside, rejected. -4 Repulsed. -5 Excelled, surpassed. -6 Informed. IRTISH' A Repulse, rejection. disavowal. -3 Disregard. -4 Reproach. -5 Refnta. 1 refusal, To P* 1 come STRIFTt ing. / Coming back STfTTST 3 U 1 To take To recall, revoke. : back. -2 A opponent, ad- toll, tax. -2 Revenue, a- t Proving, explainas- ircirrqJT 1 Leading home( a bride ), strating. A confidential agent. A particular attitude opp. ( STHJI^tH &\&& q. v. Returning, in ). coming back. H&T(>*KtfP-P- Consoled, revived, lefreshed. : !TffT" resump- ( Respiration, : of breath recovery ). Consolation. 6 P. discard, S. 6. 5. member marrying. -2 Setting ( of the sun ). ;f-sTT 1 Producing confidence. -2 demonExplaining. -3 Proving, return. ; Return, oom- stfTTH'sf 1 ifig back. -2 Arrival. fifth surance. shooting .) The 1 -2 Convincing, producing back, return. -2 Aver- income. : 9737*1*^ Return. substitute. 1 Mfiim$> forbidden. 1 of a complete syllogism, i. e. fiim ( the repetition of the first proposition ). -2 Contrary determination. 3. 5. Refused, denied. / yHimfrT: decline, refuse, reject. />-.?> bitt accusation. HHT^n To deny I forbid, prohibit. -4 dict. -5 To excel, surpass sTcqTpTnT re- back, sion from or indifference to wordly objects (**Tr ) tion. admitting a fact, a ** TJIT^T-f Receiving back, Eaten, drunk. a qualifying it ia such not appear as it treating tion. Profound medifc or reflection. -2 Counsel, ; deriding, -3 To -2 Denial, ; 1 special plea ). -2 To ; Bringing cessation. derisive, MrllKcUl 2 fact UHJIWr the scornfully. P- Restored, given back. a. of ( ; R- ?T"*?f3ra? tation Setting of, R. 17. 53. ; Uri||$QicT a. 1 Enumerated. -2 Interposed, inserted. -3 Introduced a 8t-p in legal proceedings ). ( as ". ( farr / ) Jeering, K. 6. -5 Cauwarning. -6 Particularly, divine caution, supernatural warning. -7 Reproach. 1 covery. -2 End, ). ; V. rfS tion, care T^aT Taking sun that obscures, puts to shame or throws into shade JTT srem'^fl *re- in- iic^^nf ; regard for, looking after I ; JTH?^- investigate, yr^r^T^ opponent. declaration. -3 Information, Refusal, denial, rejection, replnse, repudiation Me. 114 ; 95 ; S. 6. -4 Obscuring, eclipsing, one 8. look 'into, in- !Ri -2 To ijjnr: S. 6. -: 1 To 1 ; command. order, a -2 **dt Jabili. -5 Disappoinlment6 Disappearance of an existing thing. -7 Non-production gf what does not exist. ^9Tp> M?qn of. enemy An ?HJT srg? ; -10 To remove, v&m^vp' p- I Prescribed. -2 Ia formed. -3 Rejected, repulsed. -4 Removed, set aside. -5 Obscured, thrown into the shade. -6 Warned, cautioned7 Declared .-8 Overcome, conquered. Decrease, diminution. I : report to. conquer, overcome. R. 2. 44. of A -6 To warn, caution. -7 -8 To summon. -9 To enjoin. opposition. b 1 ( a To repulse ^TJUTTCirrarr R- 6. 25. -2 repudiate ( as a person ) ( ) To ) s reject, Close proximity or contiguity ( in time or space Close contact. -3 An analogy. ; To oast /. * oft, 4tnr Jlcirf^st **mft T q-Rff? S^ttHTf t S. 5. 31. -3 To obscure, eclipse, defeat, throw into tbeshadeor back ground; R. 1. 61 10. 68. -4 To order back, ; : countermand. -5 To direct, prescribe, srcHimr p-p- I a at fTt^T,-??! about to die. - -2 Proximate, near, 2 Imminent. contiguous. ). tlie Oomp. point of death, The rear of an STfSITO( ?TT K: 3 army. -2 A form of array, ono array behind another. 657 a - MII\$lH*imt5[ P sessed of presence of mind, readywitted. -2. boH, confident. -3. sub- repelled Distracted, " 2. 41* - 4 To sharp. tle, To take back again bring back, recover. -2 To withdraw, draw back. -3 To ntter( a speech ). 1 A counter-illustration, ji BriDging or taking MHJHji'ft I -2 Withholding. back, recovery. the -3 Restraining organs of R. 5. 2 ; Drawing back, marching back, retreat. -2 Keeping back, withholding. -3 Restraining the organs. -4 Dissolution of the world. -5 ( In grain. ) The comprehension jr^rr^TTs 1 of several letters or affixes into welcome n guest &Ki R. 13. 64 ]-2 -5 To ', one rance ments 3fr?TO37iTifrrTOT Ku. ; 11 ( v. for 1. I taining. i?*s^isffar 9 ) sp^ To revive, return Caul. To restore or bring our, render a service occur Reviving, restoring to -2 return. -2 Tor epay. n ^^tji>^*'K: Returning a service an obliga-2 Mutual or kindnoss, reqnital of tion, service in return. ess stance. i Iteturn of service. On the contrary ftawrt TT T* "flwrf'rtntind. again. in. I : ; Advice in retnrn fr, ; Ku mind to ~WT# -*t(<): /. 1 An undertaking. -2 Preparations for war. -3 Marching out to attack an -4 A secondary act or tending to a main object. -5 The first step in any business. enemy. effort Ur^Wt 1 Rising against. -2 Making preparations for war. -3 Rising from one's seat ( aa a mark of respect ) to welcome a visitor Ms. 2. 210. -4 Making {reparations ; for, undertaking. srfjf&nr p. p. Risen to meet or encounter ( a friend, foe &c. ). sent, existing at present. rfit a. plication. -3oarp. 88 MultiI . pos- D. -II. 10 ( mpffll- pro- Dri. S. 12 ; Bk. 17. 107. -2 To show, manifest, display, evince, Indicate mtf *: SW*Pffa snf Ki. 6. 35 ;5.3 ;Si. 10.25; Ratn. 4. 13; S. 3. 15. -3 To increase, nlarge, enhance, augment, stretch Bh. 2. 45. ; ; -4 To disclose. -5 To spread, extend. -6 To throw, cast. nw* Os-535] -2 tension. Spreading, ex- 1 -3 Throwing, Scattering. projecting. -4 Showing, evincing, where anydisplaying. -5 A place thing is spread. -6 Celebrating, pro- claiming. Ved. Extension. A- See r- counterpart of a resemblance. -2 A pattern, model. -3 A counter comparison V. 2. 3. ; grJiMci"** P- Pcovered. Go' backi re - STrjq^r:, -%5t* Besetting any one in order to bring him to compliance. jr;^r^TTfl Vicinity, hood. neighbour- A respectful offering. 5Tf3T5TT 1 -2 Giving tv.ck, restoring. : -a. jrfjjr p. I Inlaid, set with, studded. -2 Sown. -3 Fix^d, imfired or lodged planted, firmly Mil. 5. 10 U. 3. 35, 46. " Morning, day- or SHIWT: R. :t. ; STf'Jtf:, break, 44 fl. ; -5 1 ) m> ] ( Norn. pi. First, foremost ; Ki. 2. 44. -2 excelprincipal, most 39 2. ; First, chief, incomlent or eminent, matchless, 15. 42 ; Ms. 3. 147. -3 Si. ; parable Earliest, most ancient, primary. -4 former, earlier ; B. 10. 67. Me. 17 -5 ( lu gram. ) The first person to Eurof = third person according r 1 The first pean phraseology ). previous, Prior, roiwmfcm ( third ) ; person. -2 The m sonant of a class. native case. at first Ku. ; w ind. 7. 24 1 ; Jmlfff ftforeBaid It. ; 3. con- first The nomi- First, firstly, R. 3. 4. -2 Already, previously, formerly ; Reproduced, regenerated. -2 Prompt, ready, quick. -3 ( In math. ) Multiplied. -4 Pre1 STfjjfTyqr. j)./>. wft To K'' 8- 53. :-5 ; M. JTfJJrJFJTv ). ; Ku. -4 To spread abroad, *fa claim ; 76. 9. ; come tonight *?* 3 11^ ( 15. 23 ; R. 5.65 ; 1.34. Bv. 1. 76. -2 Rather, even. -3 the other hand. On Si. 9. 16 ; appear, arise, j;rnn See ^55". r g pnnging up again, rebounding. 8 '7. I To;roquite a favMcJiH^ P- ( fig. To 1 ; 18 15. Bg. 5.7 ;Me. 24 <* ^rrot Repetition. ). in- ; 7. see ; ; replay, an answer. also To ) 1 srfSr?! R- v.l. return, replied. I TO>, ( ( come f amoUB or celebrated Counterbalance.'counterpoise. -2 An effort or measure Bb. 3. 88. against, counteraction Got back, recovered. fife, resuscitation Coming to life.. A. wealth &c. ). -2 To spread abroad ( as fame, ruraonr&o. ) ;ffVT T??taT!nT> Ms. 11. 15. -3 To be- re-ob- Recovering, -2 Raising up qyjffiH -2 Restrained, withheld, checked. said in Ur^-rfc p. p. Answered, M 2. 15. : ; A Impediment, obstacle, hindftpris STTOT ^T: TOTf : $- 1. 1 crease n^jtffih /., iJrjj^rar:, nc<j{[4 Going out or riling from one's seat to meet or greet a guest. A clean pair of garsrcjr^rn'ffa Abridgment. . j WHOTf H. -2 Gone ; srfqrf resist.-} offer, present. iffa^: *TW: t JTrjnpft- 12. 62. To oppose, I disturb, interrupt, impede. -3To reject, refuse. -4 To excel, surpass. respect to greet or ; morning, Day-break, U. VftiZZ 1 forth against. indicatory letter, or in the case of several Sutras, with the final letter oE the last member ; thai is the sro^ of the Sfttras ang^u^ 31^ ( vowels ) of the-four Sutras 3*570^, *&%, 73^, tefc^; f^ of the consonants ajij Of all letters. -6 to life. to life. mark of n. To Risen from one's I p. ifrjj^tT^- seat as a syllable, effected by combining the first letter of a Sutra with its final MMgH sr^^ t?'ww:- 3rra u?3'!*5rftr ; 4%f*fi* fill G". 11 Bv. 3 3. To advance cr march towards. ; dawn. ; sense. ; eight Vasns. an example to the contrary. 1 ?. 1 To go forth or VfJt&H. advance towards to meet (as a mark of rospect ) s^sgmTHTtwftrwn'^li report. dawn qj^HT: Me. 31 HTJ^J* JR^ S. Z. 7: 1 The sun. -2 N. of one of the C8. Befure once, immediately. -4 ; sjti- -3 At ; -T/5m dawn. -tj 24 Day-break, morninif ^ ; Ms. 2. 194 -5 Newly, recently, 65S 1 Being placed or a. standing on the fight, moving to the or irfi<j fust, JJnt if?rt or tRT: afterwards ; qVTT^ firstly, for the flnt time ; srsmw: 1 at first, firstly ; -2 previously ; -3 immediately , -4 preference to { gn. ). the first half. a- first mentioned. arr3irplacing at the beginning. sjrr: tbvftrst of the four stages in the religious life of a Br&hmnnn in before, -Oomp. so?: ; i. e. than 'other J3T Brahmacharya. the second first', thought out. -2first in rank or importance. fjgT: white marjoran. first -X born. time. gr a. first 1. original, primary. ^jsf day ; f^w: the first Me. 2. g^nri the first person ( =the third person according to the Engof treating Sanskrit lish system first sight. grammar cious. ) --win* a. highly auspi- youth or age, ifa^r early youthful state. Vf^ early age, f^RTT Ved. a first wife. youth. separation for the first time. antecedents, former circumthe most dis1 stances. : ^ tinguished grammarian. -2. a beginner in grammar. fTTfW: the first or lowest of the three degrees of punishment former g^r or fine. -*ir, (ft 1 ; kindness or service. r ; towards the south tion, or M^f$f u?l$ means to ( ' aa a right f?f ? evinced. -4 ; m. Breadth, 'greatness, exm7i . The irqtTr^ a. ( tfY/. ) broader ;( compar. of ; 1 , towards the right. njrrr going round from left to right, keeping the right side towards one as a mark of respect B. 1. yard, court-yard. 76. ; xnf^,- A crack, fracture, cleft, 18, 31. ; ; 5^ -2 srftt S. 4. v)* c. Ancient, old. S P, 1 To in- point out, rtshow, assign 5^: *riK *Q*t R- 5- 63 ;2. 39. -2 To tell, mention, communicate Bg. 8. 28 Bk. 4. 5. -3 To give, grant, offer, beetow or confer upon; fonfh dicate, ; ; ; R. %r: -2 imparted, given, communicated &c. B. 5. To be given in marriage 9; 11. - 35; a TTS^iT Bending, tearing. | present, gift. To be 1 ; (a) crevice, chasm U. 2 16. ( 5 ) Breach, hole. -3 The dispersion of an array. -4 An arrow. -5 A kind of disease of women. -4 To -5 To signimake known. -6 To urge Me. 114 Ms. ; 8. 265. direct, prescribe, ordain. fy, declare, on, incite. ; $'> iTfTTT:/. An Pointing 1 sjf^H/. quarter. direction, out. -11 An command. -3 A direction, order, -4 An inter- [; Pride, arrogance. Burning, inflaming. A out. forest conflagration. 1 P. 1 consumed. j. p. Burnt up, 3 D. 1 To grant, give, offer, ^ ; srriry mf^TO Winter R> N. 6. 95 Ms. 3. Y. 2- 90. -2 To 273 Bh. 2. impart, teach ( as learning ) yield. 15. -3 To give, give away -4 To give up, deliver. -5 To give *$ ,pmr 5KTT 99, 108, ; ; ; a. 1 ( *j : epithet of Vishnu. Pt. 1. ). Giving, bestowing, or conferring on, HTT * c ~* r,^, JTTT yielding ^r A gift. Liberal, bountiful - , daughter g> ver > donor. -2 A -3 One who sr^TJM. 1 man.- liberal flattened ; At the end of comp. ; v. ). 25- q. I ST^T. _2 A Pointing out, place, indicating. region, spot, oountry, , Hf Large, wider, Shown, pointed p. p. I -2 Directed, ordered. -3 .-Fixed upon, ordained, appointed. To burn. -2 To conTo pain, sume.destroy completely. -3 Pass torment. -4 Totrouble.tease. To take or catch fire, be burnt. ^j, as arrow. broadest, Wide, wide-spread. srgjC: ( of- TO* ) ^T: A the right, liavi ng i Rice parched and dona- offering, a gift, present, gift. q-^T a. 3?^- away a marriage. -6 To sell 13.-7To deliver up, restore. earth. a. Largest, widest, jy q- v. ). An ; ; ( superl. of a. jrf^:, Den. P. *"** JTTW B. 18. 49. srj 3. 87. Ms. the flames turned towards the right *" -ffC _r *"^ "^ T> Q 1 A f f \ sr^wrrrM'ijR'Tijrer^ & a. i*. (-/. ; flames turned towards the right R. 4. 25. anra -3*nr?5> a. turned present Celebrity, fame. ; . Granting, giv- S. 4 sTffSpiYf c*r R. 2. 71 ). - Oomp. t^a. flaming towards Viihnu. ( ; 3T^f^fT*rfn 5^57 wsftf frnrfa y; Rk. 4. 17 fHlT ing, bestowicg. go round from left to mark of respect;'sr^fsrfT- ' Si. 15. 27. Famous, celebrated, renowned, wellPt. 1. 24; Ku. 5. 7. -5 Intent upon, engaged in, devoted to. -6 Spread, stretched. tension, ; mediate point of the compaas, such srflrcni?mt mT9fr?fl^ff>f?wf?ft>WI^rt M. 1. -3 Shown, dis- known A ; manifested, ^> ; tion, present. right side is always turned towards the person or object circumambulated. -3 In a. southern direc- p. p. 1 Increased, extended. played, marriege the -2 Pnbliehed, proclaimed, spread, declared left to right. right side, so that a. First, foremost. Fame, celebrity An srqr*J> ; From 1 in 27.-3 .Impart-4\ A gift, donation, present. -5 A giad. -6 a very An oblation. -Oomp. "jsr,munificent man, donor. ing, instructing side always turned towards the person or object circumambulated, a riverential salutation made by walking Y. 1in this manner K.U. 7. 79 of ind. ^ ay T^ S.I. from is 232. ; or:, Circumambulation -of to right, so that the right -2 Towards the uttered ; TWI^ l^i R. 3. 25. 3^ for the Respectful, Auspicious, of good omen, rignf. -3 reverential. -2 Giving, granting, bestow C &c. 3TT? | 9TO , 1 ing, offering -2 Giving u in thet of Indra. A gives a An marriage. -4 epi- district; territory, ^HTT Ku. 5. 45 ; ST^ITWT ^?no **', span measured f^frj: R. 5. 60 ; &0.-3 A from the tip of the thumb to that of the fore-finger. -4 Decision, determination. -5 A wall. -6 An wample ( in grammar ). out. -2 Advice, j^5T* 1 Pointing instruction. -3 A gift, present, an *Trg, f^. offering, riors &c. especially to 1 sr}5T( I?t Mlthe index flnger. The gods, supe- fore-finger, -2 The corespond- ing toe. STryfj 2 U. To besmear, daub, anoint. jf&TU p. p. ed, anointed. particular way. Besmeased, beaubnj -Meat fried in 659 1 Anointing, -2 A unction. plastering, thick oint- plaster, ment. To 4 A. ST^T bine blaze, flame forth, Caut. brilliantly kindle, inflame. stimulate. A 1 "ffta: -2 To 24 R. ; lamp, light 16. 4 74 6. ' ' also ( fig. 10 1. ); it. ; 5fpT$T elucidates, elucidaespecially at the end of titles of works as io ; ; T: <Sc. a. f plaining, illustrating A -2 Ex- Illuminating. 1 -J^ififajT small lamp. Kindling. -2 Stimulating, exact of kindling, 7f The citing. &c. A rfT lighting, stimulating kind of mineral poison. />. Kindled, 1 /> ) I !T?hrRrwTrtfrfrq- Dk. -4 Stimulated, excited ( hunger -&c. ). a. of a bright intellect, -Comp. si^f ; monstrate, explain. 1 Look, si^T: Direction, order. liancy.' To grow worse, -2 To be corrupted teriorate. I spoiled, be vitiated Teaching, m: I A informing, instructor. -3 ; Y. 3. 19. de- - -3 To sjspr a. 7'. 1 2'- Shown forth, ex- manifested, evinced, displayed. -2 Made known. -3 Taught. -4 Explained, declared. -5 Foretold. Milking. : with. ous, wanton. illumine, forth. illuminating. A -3 ; 2 U. Splendour, light, ray of light. -4 N. of a king of Ujjuyiui, whose daughter Vatoa married sr?farpr ; ijjryi 1 Corrupting, spoiling. -2 ft Me. ( considered as ?rH*MPs=f an interpolation by Malli. ) Ratn. Corrupted, depraved. -2 luted, defiled, contaminated. viti- a. Bad, corrupt. o s^tT jfjr ordered condition, such as mutiny, rebellion. -3 Evening, nightfall, the first part of the night where slf primarily means corbad ) a3f jgf CrspniHrupt o K. 1. ^aWu^VT: Git. 5 Ku. 5. 44 03 Ks. 1. 12. -Comp. airniT: nightfall. -gnrT: -Wf -^Bf even' ( ' ' ; ; ; ; s ng-ti-ne, nightfall. ftfM ven- 1 5T: t Blazing, shining. The sun. An epithet of Cupid, -2 A I SpjTfr the hi* destroyer. .Sambura'cust the child into the roaring sea, and a large fish it. a fisherman and when opposed Tbistieh was caught by to the demon; and taken was cut up, a beautiful child came out from the belly, and Mayavatt, the mistress of Sambara'g it household, at tho desire of Norada, carefully reared him from childhood. to. hatred, Dislike, battle war, fight, srvrTTT fl?nj*r Si. 16. ; sifftTi HlfcWUHI68 ; ij* tnr- Me. 48 R. 11. 77 ; Mu. 33 6. ; V. 6. ; 1 DeSpoil taken in battle. -3 struction. -4 Tearing, rending. or into. -2 Sj-qiT^ I Blowing in -2 A sternutatory. 1 Chief, principal, pre- jr^rpj a. lent Ms. god of love. [ tie was a son of Krishna and Kukmini. When only six years old, he was stolen away by the demon Samhara, for ho waa foretold that Pradyumna would be swallowed Hating, 1 or aversion. eminent, main, Light. Pol- 7; 1 ( ) A fault, defect, sin, offence. ( b ) Transgression, violation. -2 Dis- ' 10. JTCTtcPT 1 Iffacf l>- yated, spoiled, 1. hate, dislike. qg^"? 3Jfc:, ; Polluting, defiling. To iitT^ <* disliking. -2 Hostile lighting, -2 ^ Fluid, liquid. I irfTlt^ a. \ Running away fugi-2 Retreating, flying. A place before STS[TT> ST5T< door or gate. a. Illuminated, lighted up. Irradiating, To to flight, rout. *; Running. Running away, flight, reescape. -2 Going quickly or contest 1 To put tive. irradiate, light up. lustre. Spoiled, corrupted. sinful. -3 Licenti- To shine A. 1 To Cau. , Cans. 73T7: treat, fast. upon, attack. -4 assail, fall attain. ; hibited, ; To pollute, contaminate, defile. -2 To blame, censure, find fault JJ- teacher, doctrine, principle. Look, appearance as in :' -2 Manifesting, displaying, show, exhibition. -3 Teaching, -4 An example. -5 explaining. Prophesying. b ) -2 Wicked, bad, A instructing. -2 A STSTT^ Sorely distressed, hard pressed, indigent, poor. ST^- 1 P. 1 To run, run away, retreafor fly to ( with ace. or abl. ) T"m!l?*% TJTTI^ Ve. 4 ; Bk. 15. 79. -2 To hasten away, rush towards. -3 ; 1 prophet. 1 or be faithless or unchaste Bg. 1. 41 Ms. 9. 74; Pt. 4. 57. Caut. 1 taint. ( o ) T o spoil, corrupt, soil JJftr }> -2 precept. To sin,err,con>rnit an offence against, ( appearance. T^^TSf a- 1 Showing, manifestexhibiting. -2 Foretelling. -3 Presenting. -4 Proclaiming. -5 sr^fJliT bril- T^f&:/. Lustre, splendour, 4 P. behold. :-2 see, To look at, regard. -3 To foresee. -4 To observe, perceive, discern. -5 To be intelligent. -6 To think, have an opinion. -7 To look at, look upon-. Pass. 1 To become visible. -2 To look, appear. Caus. 1 To show, point out, discover, exhibit. -2 To make clear, prove, de- sharp. STJH in the evening. To 1 As he grew up, she was fascinated by the beauty of bis person, but for Pradyumna reproved her entertaining towards himself feelings so unbecoming a mother as he considered her. But when he was told that he was not her son, but of Krishna and was cast into the sea by Sambara, he became enraged, and challenging him to fight, succeeded in killing him by the force of illusions. He and Mayavatt afterwards repaired to the bouse of Krishna, where Narada told him and Rukinim that the boy was their own and that Mayavatt wasbir wife ]. lighted, inflamed, illuminated. -2 Blazing, burning, shining. -3 Raised, ex- panded P. 1 ing, ( sfr/Ufhrsr Illuminating. -3 ^frff Born To \ the family enlightens or tion ; excite, rouae, wts^TT: grtn^TTr: Ku. 2. ing darkness, the dusk of early night 3711} siTrfi*ffft ; most best, excel- as in utrnfrerfT, Jretnrs** 7. 203. -2 Principally Ac. in- predominant. prevalent, The chief thing or object, jf ] most important thing head, chief i 7 - 61 herent, _ ; ; - G. L. 18 M. 1. 5W!rtrr>3 a 2. 7 ; R. 6. 79. -2The of first evolver, originator or source the material world, the primary iierm ; 54WN*WWlflh out of which all material appearances are evol ved.accorciing to the Sinkhya si 5ff ft TOTTfT^ VSTS'see inrTTfjrm^^firf S. B $H also. -3 The principal member of a compound. Hi, -3 1 The pirn- !>hilosophy & ; ; 660 oipal attendant or companion of a king ( his minister or confidant ).-2 A noble, courtier. -3 driver. An elephant- -4 The oomniander-in-chief. -Oomp l.the principal branch or part of anything. -2- the chief member of the body. -3. the princi- a. 1 Attacking, assailing. -2 Troubling, harassing. jrtrfar-orr 1 An assault, attack. -2 or universe, which is illusory and the scene of manifold action. -10 Reciprocal false praise. -11 Opposi- An tion, inversion. with con- -2 Developing. -3 Explaining fully, amplifying, expounding in detail. iff^f 1 Display, .development. -2 Copious exposition, detailed ex- tion. a. primary q- v. To ran forward, run away. -2 To set out, start. -3 To become spread or diffused. -4 To wash, cleanse. -5 To rub off, wipe oat -- Caus. To cause to run away, 1 . drive away. srft: 1 Subbing, The periphery of a wheel 27.-2A Si. 15. 79 ;17. 1 A. 1 Ved. 1 To place or upon. -2 To direct the mind towards, determine, resolve. -3 To bear or keep in mind. -4 To think, consi- minor -5 To a- / ) STJT^ Transitory, perishable. m- The son of jpj^5 P. 2 To To auail, lay harass. woman ). -3 To -4 To devastate, lay a p. irjrfihf See nungr Bet 1 in motion-, ntrj: 1 Assaulting, attacking attack, assault. -3 ; an -2 Violation, outrage* llt-troatinent. nrrrffW: 1 A Ca. expound. lesson, lecture. -2 A chapter or subdivision of work. srqnn Ved. Barter, exchange. 1 P. 1 To fly forth or away. SJT^ -2 To fly, fall down fly or move about. -3 To upon, throw oneself down. -4 To hasten towards. -5 To be deprived of, fall from, lose, fall off or away from. -6 To come down, Caui. I To fall down, descend. or throw down. -2 To rout, flight. -3 To chase, puisne. put to jnnrir 1 Flying forth or away. -2 Throwing oneself into, falling down. -3 Alighting. -4 Death, destruction* -5 A precipice, a steep crag. trqfihf a. I Flown away. -2 Fallen, come down. -3 Decayed, wasted. -4 - Dancing. *v A dance. The extremity of of an army ). 1 1 Display, it^s K. Going forth or away, de-2 Falling down or into, s fall gHtuiHltitmTTTff; S. 6. 9, Ku. 6.57. -3 sudden attack. -4 A 1 ; cascade, waterfall, the place over which water falls down R. 2. 26. -5 A bank, shore. -6 A precipice, steep rock. -7 Falling out or loss, as in $rtrmnw- -8 Emission, dis-9 charge, efflux, as in lT a : wing manifestation 151. ; -2 Develop- ment, expansion, extension ; Si. 20. -3 Amplification, 'expatiation, explanation, elucidation. -4 Prolixcopiousness, ST& ity, diffuseneas, 44. -5 Manifoldness, diversity. -6 Heap, abundance, quantity. -7 An appearance, phenomenon. -8 Illusion, fraud -9 The visible world qr^-^-. P. To re peat aloud. 1 teach, explain, mmrt ; waste, destroy completely. Sfq^ To parture. shaken. -2 Dandled. : ; injure, hurt. leitttr is Caus. To 4 P. To dance. set in motion. cause todanoe, shake, as appear in a false to Dead. - band* -3 To Caw. \ To overpower, overcome. overpower. -2 To assail, attiack ( srnqj. guide. injure, outrage, violate grandson, away. -2 Destitute of a leader or ( 1 'a One whose a. I Preserving, keeping. on. destroyer. great-gran d-ion. See under chastise, punish. *t ( A Killing, slaughter. fix der, reflect. non- destroyed. which the inn proceeds. I ' -2 Destroying, annihilating. tnnxp.p. Annihilated, completely A woman in trouble. -2 The quarter jpj 10 U. or Caus. forth, -2 To tricked. annihi- production. o- Pre-eminently intelligent. Great intelligence. To show ftf^tT f' P" 1 Displayed. -2 Ex panded, amplified. -3 Dilated upon, fully explained, expatiated upon. -4 Erring, mistaken. -S Deceived, 1 existence caused |by destruction ', one of the four kinds of awre or nonexistenoe, in which the non-existence of a thing is caused by destruction, as of an effect subsequently to a 1 cfxrw 3tt. 10. light. UCTtf: Utter* destruction, lation. -Oonrp. arore: its Den. P. JR^T -3 To cause in thought ; expand, amplify, explain in detail, dwell or dilate upon, treatTat length. reflec- destroy, annihilate. ; well. srtfffitP-P- 1 Fumigated, per fumed. -2 Heated, burned. -3 Inflamed. -4 Afflicted, distreeted srr to W^TRT display To fall in ruins, wiwte, decay. -2 To perish,: be de Caus. To cause to .-perish, stroyed. jrvft a. /. or Reflection !T7^ fffe: /. at sr planation or amplification. assisting obstruction of the general. Chief, principal. iTOTCTi Air, wind. rubbing or washing off. -2 blow L'or Deep thought or 1 srvq-pr rff^m. the prime-minister. fTO^n- a principal garment, (du ) . A remedy prespiration in any air-passages. hare. taught or prescribed as of importance. Treated I !> !> sTftniK ; -fifre -J injured. ?reft srfVTj: Bg. 1. 14. -2 To away or into. -3 To deotroy. body, i. e. semen virile. JJ^T: 1 the principal or most eminent person Ft. 3. 138. -2- an ( in a state &c. ) epithet of Siva. >rr, a. 1. most distinguished. -2. receiving the chief . tumely. -2 Proud, arrogant, haughty. STOTT 1 P. 1 To How (tig a conch); W (Medic.) the principal mode of treatment. tjrjjj the chief element of the -12 Analysis. -Oomp cunning, deceitful. -T^W <* a prolix discourse, diffuse talk. sfr^^j a. 1 Displaying, showing. the chief business. -2. be two chief garments. heavy shower of rain. 5T% arrogant. most eminent person in a state. WTrfT: the prime-minister, premier. SJTWT^ m. an epithet of Vistmn. T*nra. 1. eminent, most illustrious. -2. warlike, brave ^fjfo 1. -treatment, insult. ill Haughty -2 Hurt, pal or ", 3in5 outrage, ijvrffa }>}>. 1 Assaulted, attacked. ajif -10 A -Ooinp. a rock. mode of flight. water fulling from particular 3T5 . sumnf Causing to fall, throwing ( on the ground ). rrnf^ n>. A precipitous mountain down cliff. reUxedq-iTO a. Ved. 1 Loose, -2 Languid, enervated. q 1 A log : 661 journey, a journey a to place. -2 A remote place. street. distant <* A -3 A broad ( To take 6) or refuge with, flee to for safety, submit ; ^rTnrpjH'Tt 3>T 1 ' B- 16. 30 Ku. ; supply of water. -5 To ; ' pose to do n^rnrt nft- ; nfr smrfc -6 To admit, 20. allow, Y. 2. 40. -7 agree or consent to; To draw near, time &c. ). come on, approach (as -8 To be going on, to proceed. -9 To take effect, thrive, prosper. -10 To throw oneself down, down ( at another's VeJ. To attack, assault. fall feet 1 ). 1 q wnr p. or going to. -2 Resorting taking oneself to ei mrr ; Ku. 59 5. ; 3. 5. ar% rt 2. 7. -4 Ad-5 Furnished or endowed ?*t ir to. hering with, possessed of; sryirwir: TTWWgr>fc S. 1. 1. -6 Promised. -7 Got, obtained. -8 Poor, distressed. -9 paternal great-grandmother. : paternal grand -uncle. trr?y: 1 To irtroV TW ). as a Sj- A afflict. An astringent. 5Tfta( T ). Swollen up, dis- tended . A o. erf defeated. I Run away. -2 Rout- Bound, I fasten- tied, obstructed, checked -2 Stopped, . m, An:author. f*^R?TTT gr^ ifj sramu: K. 239 ; B. 6. 23 ; 3. 58; fti<jlniryi<j<jJT\ A ed narrative or discourse 3T3T%T- ; jmfffw: JT*?T TS^TST: Si. 2. 73. -4 Any literary work or composition ; wr^r- i"5 1 V&s. -5 Arrangement, plan, as in qnTCT4>T:-- -Oonrp. scheme spi the subject-matter of a comor position treatise. a feigned story, a work of imagination founded on a substratum of fact, sr4y*<-i|5ri' +fl\*frt ^sT^tT; Wit W: continuous oc incessant f$Jtrain. grandson. a tree tie. Bond, . 1 The Supreme being. -2 N. of the two Avins. r: a Flowing, blooming. a. Having a prominent back. An ; tf epithet of Indra. Most o. ) excellent, best. - To 9 P. fill jrij Past. To be be filled up, complete. or completed ; Very strong or powermighty, valourons ( as a man ); B. 3. 60 ; Bs. 3. 23. -2 Violent, strong, intense,, excessive, very a. 1 ful, fulfilled. Fulfilliug, satisfying. Filling, filling up, irj^dr pleting. 1 great Tj^ a. 1 -2 Inserting, Satisfying ; satiating. com- injecting. -3 -4 Attaching Wgfap.p. ?ft A mh^T great-grandson ; Y. f^n: M. ttflrffl^.Hl'MsiT'Jr: ; S. 7. 24 4. 2 ; portant. 1. A -woman having excellent hips or going in a graceful way a lewd girl ( ? ). USftfl P- P- Blooming, ed, full-blown; 3frvr?n B. 2. 29. ( v. 1. for Abounding Dangerous, destructive. with. jy: 1 blossom- -5 N. of ). rf Den. P. To become strong. 1 To press hard upon, great-grand-daughter. Swelling. Ved. srsrfrt -4 g^TJ ft ir ; a Daitya. -2 A sprout ( <j$i nd. Exceedingly, much. Filled up. ; Fight, retreat. -3 To ; A HUUqJi ( To bind on, tie, stop, suppress, check. compose, put together, ar- -2 To fasten. . press, squeeze.-! torment, harass, torture, 78. " Devoid of leaves ; To -3 To check, suppress, restrain. n spfhf: Ved. Miscarriage. 14Mv|l4: See vym. JTTrf: looking cheerful. jrq'n 9 P. 1 A to, affixing. Effecting, producing. -Oomp. an epithet of Krishna. tree iMMtfift Murfl^ fallen leaf. Bala- of epithet ITftrTTOS: 1 A: paternal greatgrandfathnr. -2 An epithet of Krishna ; Bg. 11. 39. -I Of Brahman. -4 Of the Supreme spirit. ft A. -3 Taking ; 5!Ti^ An " s- refuge with, seeking protection with, suppliant or submissive to ftr^%t 2. 1 A bond, tie. -2 Uninterruptedness, continuance, continuity, uninterrupted series or succession ; rima. be- to, ; -5 Gay, cheerful, pleased. -Ooinp. f* with *y TIT, -^f, -al-H panded with joy. ^sr a. having a beaming or cheerful countenance, ed. -V- N. of p. I Arriving at, reaching 69 6. -2 Expanded 7. 11. ; fT9^fT^W B. or dilated like a full-blown flower ( as eyes ). -3 Smiling. -4 Shining. Drinking. -2 The nnder- Entranca. a. Relating or extending to the forepart of the foot. peacock. Protecting, guarding. : r sig^f; r 45 3. v^P-P- A part of a horse's upper lip. A kind of drink. ; partake of, share in ; fffqn'C ?r JT^^ wg>-f TTcsrw snrfr Bv. i. 21 ^rft TS"rfir^f i^t B. 5. 51. -5 To behare or act towards, deal with; fafr3TO% ^%T: M. 1 ' what does he pro- Ku. ; ;r fif ; Itat srtwft i9 Full-blown, blossom- 1 blooming range. jrqrpT I to draught. hand. ! attain A !HTOt 1 Bipening (of a boil &o ) -2 Inflammation. 1 The forepart of the hand. -2 The palm of the extended ; get, find, secure, obtain, Amaru. A A y,tf 81 1. 31 ; 5. 24; , S. 5 ; Bv. 4. 33 ; Amaru. 27. -4 7. we!', cistern ; Ma. 8. 319. place for watering cattle. -4 -3 ?<&p-}>ing, uifrt^T a woman who distributee water to travellers ; Vikr. 1. 89 ; 13. 10. nf a cool grove. ; B. 8. 11. ; dis- -Comp. ^ ^ ; 16 1. 9:; 11. ia A -2 78. Blooming, expansion, /. blossoming. Vikr. 18. to or towards, approach, resort or attain to, reach err 3T*flR tra^ij f21 ; ( fSnft* ) K: Ki. Bk. 4. 1 ^^rl^ftl'^: B. 5. 1 ; -2 Flying, escaping. SOT I A plaoe where water tributed to traveller* ;mi WTC7 a. Ved. 1 Being in or on the road. -2 An epithet of Pushan. ipr^ 4 A. 1 To enter upon, set forward, set foot in. -2 ( a ) To go *Ku.l. 1 fugitive. 1 A.- oppress. -2 To harass, tease, ^ trouble, burt ; torment, HHI^flMT ff- **3pr: ) H. 1 ; Bk. 122. -J To drive away, iemove, get over sn Mb. -4 To throw down, destroy. f?lj jrsrn^ ; -5 To ( ^ repel, repulse. 662 a. repulsive. Repelling, 1 -2 Harassing, oppressive. Keeping off or back. 4 Refuging, rejecting. swwr Oppressing, tormenting. -2 Refusing, denying. -J Keeping of a troubled, forward, minstrel whose to wake the king, bard. is a. -& now leaf A 1 sprout, shoot, 34 5. 1. ; 44 3. ; -2 An animal. 8 R. 6. ; The neck 12 ; 13. 49. -2 Coral. -3 of the Indian lute. fj; 1 A -Oomp. pupil. sifjfcpff: the red Auraantaka tree. -2- the a red lotug. recovery ofjsensee ; acquainted with. -3 Convinced, persuaded. an equal to On high. -1 At the ind. 1 same time. 1 P. 1 To awake, up, rise from sleep ; S. 5. 11 ; Si. 9. 30. -2 wake Q# be blown expand, bloom, srj^ 5-^ To blow, T&s#P* Wrffe*f T JTsret H g*rt Me. 90. -3 To perceive, observe, be aware of. Cau. I To awaken, waken, rouse R. 5. jrr^tyMW'Tftr ; 65 inform, qirtf&T: ; Trf^H^TTWW. 56. -2 To acquaint with, make known ifH*<(iqWi>i R. 3. 68. -3 To cause to ex; ; pand or open ; Ku. ^il*) <<<- ( q?TTM' ) 1. 16. -4 To instruct, vig&frff?*: teach } explain. -S To persuade, induce. -6 To stimulate, excite. 1 Awakened, rouged. irj^rj).^. -2 Wise, learned, clever Pt. 1. -3 FullKnowing, conversant with. -4 to -5 Beginning blown, expanded. work or take effect ( a a charm ). -6 ; Enlivened, lively. sr.: : A grefct gage. 1 Awaking also ( fig. ), a- one's conregaining scionsnegg, consciousness WST^WTT JTteTire?^:": S B*HI R- 12. 50 irafhl: 14. 56. -2 Blowing, expanding wakening ; ; ; ( of flowers sleeplessness ). ; -3 Wakefulness, fV^^rhirer W*rrfif qrfmwvTrrftg S. 6, -4 Vigilance, watchfulness. -5-Knowledge, undo! delustanding, wisdom, removal of sion, real knowledge ; as in n^^ifl- Consolation. -7 Re*T\; R. 5. 65. -6 Tiring the fragrance of n perfume. shatter. To To TOrn^r atop, arrest, suspend. U. I break, tear, break To pieces.-2 To bud fourth, open,expand To split, divide. ( as flowers ). -3 1 ; JlT%"ir^-^. 1 Severed, split, cleft, -2 Broken to pieces. -JCut w: Breaking to pieces. Wind, especially, stormy wind, hurricane ;N. 1.67 ;P. 1.122. ifHSTH divided. detacbed.-4 Budding, expanded, -6 opened. -5 Changed, altered Deformed, disfigured. -7 Relaxed, off, jr>r?p The Nimba tree. seem. -2 jj-HT 2 P. 1 To appear,: To shine forth, gleam. -3 To begin to become light, begin to dawn loosened. -8 Intoxicated, in rut; Ku. 80.-9 Pierced, bored.-lO Different rut. distinct. -w: An elephant in kind of collyrinm -Ooiap. -ahrT* or eye-se.lve mixed with oil. ^iz a. being having the cheeks cleft, 5. ; Rvrr*r rsfft S- 4 ; trHT Tg ' ' enlighten. 1 irvrr Light, splendour, lustre, effulgence, radiance ; siHiffH 5lf$I7. 8 mrr urfiwr K. 2. 15, q^Jift: Bg. Me. 47. -2 31 6. 18 ; Rs. 1. 20 A ray of light. -3 The shadow of the guu on a sun-dial. -4 An epithet of Darga. 5 N . of the city of in rut, intoxicated. Kubera. -6N.of an Apsaras.-Oonrp. R. 10. 74. -2- the 5ft: 1. the sun moon. -3. fire. -4 the ocean. -5 an epithet of Siva. -6. N. of a learned sort. ; ; ; cleaving, open- Splitting, -2 Division, separation. -3 The the flowing of rut or ichor from temples of an elephant; R. 3. 37. -4 Difference, distinction. -5 A kind or ir>^5i a. 1 Tearing asunder, pierc- ing &c. 1 -2 Distinguishing. P. 1 .To arise, proceed, jpj or produced, spring up, to be born ^rs: a originate fire-fly. tremulously radiant, jfra f!I>TTrT^t5 v *rg Jrerwnj S. 1. 26. a. H. 3$n%- ruTsrar ( tel: with abl. ) WtHI^ 27 ; r^r*nrr%*i: r- s 7 - - ;i > 18. -2 To appear, become 11. 4. 84. -3 To ^^f &*' t^srt R. 10. 50 ; ifg^a circle or halo of light; light. ^iKTrftsiwrJTg'STr ^rerrft KM. 1. 24 ; 6. 4 R. 3. 60 ; U. 14. ~%ft;j. a ; W 1. srunlr: " overspread or glowing with lustre V. 5. 3. Jitt?: a ray or flash of -. 1 sr^f: ing. the .-founder of a school of philosophy called after Mimamsa ^ti% irradiating, Illumining, or tear asunder. -3 To exude ( from the temples of an elephant ) ; see Pats. I To be broken to ir,^. Breaking, crushing. -2 Destruction complete defeat. him. illuminate, ir- Brilliant, bright, shining. defeat, conquer. writer, . -2 To shine. brightening. To break down, : -2 cf pilgrimage near Dvaraka. -3 To frustrate, disappoint. -4 To jotT: 2. 54. .Splendour, beauty, lustre. N. of a well-known place T 7 -2 To to ,&ddress prate, prattle. scribe. 1 ). To speak radiate. I P. 1 A. 1 srjrnj 1 Caul. appear. To" exclaim, srin^.7 A., srg^4 2 P. A. in math. ( iwrcur Explanation, interpretation ; time. migj, To To proclaim, announce, shout. -3 To say Bk. 8. 85. -4 To praise, speak, tell land. -5 To read before. -6 To de- -2 1 -JThe fraction Division. proclaim; publish. -3 To diiolome, reveal- -4 To expound, explain. -5 Instructed, informed, taught, 57 In an even line, height. -2 At the same 1 radicut, To coral. ind. Luminous, tojffcimfhf&sTHrfcf Bg. Pt. 1. ed. The fore arm. a. 1 q-trr^ Awakened, rous- 1 lustre, of a fraction months' sleep. p. splendonr, Light, STHTir: ; The eleventh day -2 ; splendid. -4 Knowledge, wisdom -5 Instructing, advising. -6 Reviving the scent of a perfume. -7 Refine- "T^inJH'.p. dawn Day-break, 3- gHltlHHfltt S. 2. radiance. 6. 41. ; light. aiS'fr: srvrnf ooral tree. : or it ) ment, enlightenment ; m^vrr Ku. sft/ ( consciousness See duty Awakening, *r 1 Waking. -2 Awakenrousing. ing, rousing. -3 .Regaining one's U. , A Jjsfttrei: irsrhrT imp-Tern- 1 Mulosted, oppressed. -2 Pressed diiven onward. observed from the festival tenth to the day of full-moon in the month of Karttika. I off. covered with lustre, emitting lutr; V. 4. 34. jnrnr/>^. Begun to bieoome clear -S Explaining. -Oomp. ; Bg. 8. visible multiply, increase ; ; gee ng?. -4 To\>e stronger powerful, prevail, predominate, show one's 663 Ma! 52 9. a- tm K. wrfff HJRT^ Ft. 1.44. -5 To be able or equal, have power for (with inf. );^gnnr , ; R. 8. *\?jf ftT^sT^ imfonrfr 8. 4 S. 6. 30 j V. 1. 9 ; 0. 2. 4 Pt. 1. 44 ; ; a Prominent, in- fluential. Disclosing, revealing. " IS (S ft/-) 1 Mighty, strong, powerful. -2 Able, .competent, having power to (with inf. or In comp.); dropped down. -2 Broken. tf A garland of flowers suspended from the lock on the crown of the head. See f -6 To have ; MAI. 4 ; ; iiWiTTit 3T3?rt-> | ^r: JW*fr Bh. 2. 94. -7 To be a match for ( with dat. ) H*ft Wffr wgrnr Mth. -8 To be sufficient for, be able to contain Kn 6. 59. -9 To be contained in ( with 1,-c. ) iry. sjj^. STRin^ firfarft sr R. ' Drowned, immersed, dipped. 62 2. ; -3 A match f r igi^ir w^T^ Mbh. -4 A bundint. -5 eternal. Everlasting, Kn. A lord, master ug^fg- ; -2 A governor, supreme authority. -3 An ^TSTTW ruler, 7: Si. 1.49. T )^ a. STROT( 3. 40, ; j: 1 above. s)sr? - ; control or power over, prevail over, be master of ( usually wiih gen., sometimes with dat. or loc. ) *rf| snrf^niT'irfiTsf: S. 1 Falling off or down. 1 Fallen off, fallen or - p. -4 Kind, amiable (Ved.). I Thought out. -2 Attentive. snfEIj>. p. Wise, prudent. 1 9 T 1 P. To churn I ; ; mnj* ; -10 To be -H To -12 To extend beyond, gurpag8(Ved.).-I3 To profit, avail. -Cau*. 1 To increase, augment. -2 To provide more fully. -3 To recognize. -4 To gain power cr itrength. -5 To make powerful. war a. I Excellent, distinguished. -2 Superior, powerful. ^ s l Source, B. 3. 17. useful. implore, beseech. origin arfcr^irvr^^r *re*rKu. 1.3; sfl^fT: ** JOT*: *r 7^t S. 77 B. ; ; 9. 75. -2 Birth, production. -3 The source of a rivei jrm (J* JWTO^J urcT g^ro =Me. 52. -4 The operative cause, origin of being gg ( father, mother &c. ) ; tm*S. W*TOT 1. -5 The author, creator w ; ww. Kn. ; -6 2. 5. Birth-place. -7 Power, owner, proprietor. -4 Quick-silver. -5 N. of Vibnu. -6 Of Siva. -7 Of Brahma. -8 Of attached or a. >Trli Indra. -Comp. devoted to one' s lord, loyal. ( -m- ) a good horse. vrr%: /. devotion to one's lord, loyalty, faithfulness. T?J ; ; ship. W&P-P- I 1 Spiung from, produced. -2 Much, abundant. -3 Numerous, many. -4 Mature, perfect. -5 High, lofty. -6 Long. -7 Presided over. -8 Abounding In. -9 Gone up or upwards. -Oomp. q^-- q-tnr a- abounding in fresh grass and fuel --**r^a advanced in age, old, aged. irjmrr, -?* Abundance, plenty. 1 =am 14. from, fromjsTfjnTn'Nfl. B. 1.2, Kn.3.15. jr*rX 1 Production. -2 Source, origin. Beginning, commence used in this ait member of Bah. poiihc anlhe compounds iffqyrqt %*T: 4o. -2 : ment ./ 1 generally ; I m. A ruler, great lord. a. powerful. guished. I I A Au lord, ; Ku. mighty, distin- master ; -2 6. 62. epitbet of Vishnu. *: I liance. -2 An Ved. Strong, -2 Pre-eminent, ^; ; casting ( oblation. Ved. since, beginning with ( 5T5T*T?ipjRt qtfTcrt fort Ku. 3. B. 26, bril- Dignity, glory, majesty, grandeur, majeglio lustre; Jrerrrnfsta S. 1. -3 ftt-irit Strength, valour, power, efficacy; Pt. 1.7.-4,Begal power (oneof the three Saktiaq. v .). -5 A superhuman power or faculty, miraculous power ; B. 2. 3. 61, 62 40 V. 1, 2, 5. -5 jrersr 1 A., down, slip ; circumference. -Oompsr o- proceeding froui majesty or regal power. Kitennion, a. | Strong, powerful, mighty. -2 Majestic ; S. 1. 1. ti ; 3RT 4 P. 1 To ); mjfit fall horae -2 N. of a class said to be goblins ) at tending on Siva ; Ku. 7. 95. -Coup. B. down from ; snjjrvt *ft re^ B. 13. 36. Fall, falling off. digeage of the nose. 1 Thrown down. -2 Deprived driven out. . ( of. n 3?f^cr:-TrT:-qT%! Siva -- arrcFT: epithet of hell. STRICT 1 Hurting, injuring, tormenting. -2 Killing, slaughter. -3 Churning, stirring about. p p- 1 Tormented, dis-2 Trampled down. -3 llfinr tressed. Slain, killed M&l. 3. 18. -4 ProButter-milk with ; perly churned. out water. I Destroying Ma. 2. 80. Excessive paining, tor; : menting, torturing. -2 Agitating, churning. -3 Killing, slaughter, destruction ; u -5 Bape, -4 Violence, forcible abduc- m. Epithet of the 3Trft rr: 5. 32; 4. - pi. fiends attendant upon Siva. srurfSriT .?!> 1 Forcibly attacked, roughly handled. -2 Bavished, seduced. ! smrfSr'* Tormenting, harassing harrowing afflicting, torturing, or drod 5jW5 Caul. cape or free oneself from. To throw or bring down from, cauae A A srfrsi: 1 of Beings ; sr^flT&c- ; to fall . ; 45; 14. 54. -2 To lose, be deprived of USTT* *3TT: Mk. 1. 14. :-3 To eg- ;'/'. THTWj with abl. Jnjfir.arar: ; Magnanimity. -7 ; 38 2. henceforward;^: Lmtfe, splendour, -3 Throwing or Prom, ever ind. ). or cast, ; 13. cut. bruise, hurt. -4 To tear off or -5 To lay waits, devastate. -6 To MM. 4.9, 27.-7To kill, destroy agitate, stir about. -8 Ved. To rob. Caus. To harass, annoy. 1 a. Able, powerful, strong. ^r- B. -2 To harass, trouble excessively, a. Sourcb, origin. -1 Power, strength. -3 .-Sufficiency. ) fitftote annoy ,t oroment. -3 To strike down, -2 Multitude. / wg^t ( strength, valour, majestic dignitsy ( q. v. ). -8 An epithet of Vishnu. -9 ( At the end ,'of comp. ) Ariiing or originating derived cheer- Happy, 1 -2 Good-natured. -3 ful, delighted. M. 3. 2 ; Mil. 2. 1 ; Ki. Killing, destroying. -3 in motion Bg. 2. Agitating, setting 6. 34. -4 Tearing or pulling 60 down, striking down B. 11. 58. -5 m. Ndown Ki. 17. 31. 3. 14. -2 ; ; ; Cutting ; of a year. 4 P. q-frrr 1 To be intoxicated or drunk. -2 To be careless about, to be be regardless negligent or heedless, of or indifferent to ( with loc. ) -3 Expelled, Ms. 2. 213. -3 To omit to do, 664 swerve or deviate from with abl.j; ( wrfiranTTWUTrrs Me. 1. -4 To make a mistake, err, go astray Bk. 5. 8, 17. 39 ; 18. 8. -5 To spend or while ; away ( time ). p. p. I Intoxicated, 'drank fall. ; S. 4. 1. -2 Uad, negligent regardless ; ( -4 Swerving from, failing to do (with abl.). -5 '.Blundering. -6 ifhf <* Wanton, lascivious, -"oaip. sung carelessly. f^ri a- negligent, heedless, careless. Inattention, carelessness. Inrttentive, careless. a. I Drunk, intoxicated ( fig. also dissolute. ff: 1 strong. Si. 3. 54 -5 ^ ; Si. WcT: jrf^rJrs3>TTTffTS? Consciousness, perceptions. In logic ) Correct notion or apcertain and true prehension, knowledge, accurate conception ; sjtrr 1 Violent, $ ; the wives of a king). ( for the use of 5PT. 1. a young woman. -2. woman- kind. -3 Ved.Basis, measure. *5nrr3tr% SCT* T. S. foundation. -4 A A measure breadth &c. in general ( of 18. 38. ) ; :R. inattentive, heedless. 1 ; 5if* Ch. P. Intoxication, drunken- -2 1. Fainting, swoon. ( b ) Insanity, madness. -4 A mistake, Pt. blander, mistaken judgment 1. 39. -5 An accident, mishap, cala&%\ vm%i Mil. 3 mity, danger -3 ( a ) ; ; ; U.S. I Intoxicated. -2 Mad, Mftiy<< insane. -3 Careless, inattentive. HHIi^r A deflowered a MUff^tT scoffed at. - careless woman. -2 mocked, nnil^< " I Careless, inattentive, negligent w^sr stUT^Y ^T: V. 2. 2 Insane, mad. 3 Intoxicated, . drunk. fix conform 2. 121. -4 To obey, -5 To prove, to establish. -6 To Ku. consult, take the consent of U. 6. l.-7'i'o take into account Bh. ; ; rtrrrg Having a a- 1 right notion, competent to judge or ascertain. -2 An authority, proof.-3IDemcnstrat- one who judges or decides, one whose word is an authority sjc^r T*: UHIU'I Pt. 1. having heard this your Majesty will decide ( what to do )' Mu. 1. 1 S. 3Tr4fJSTT: TWTot M. 1 1. 22 wfrarot Tt srffr Rrf^ Mv. 1. 51 ; Si. 16. 80. -3 Known, understood. -4 Proved, demonstrated. -5 ( At the end of comp. ) Of such and such extent or ; ; ' ; ; ; qrTTg^r a Furnishing authority or - An 3T; ; measure. ; -7 A or certain knowledge, accurate conception or notion. -8 A mode of proof, a means of arriving at correct knowledge %^T: srnmT:- true ; the Naiyayikaa recognize only four kinds j JT?W 3J3TPf , TTHrsT and the VedantinsandMimamsakas STi^, ( add two more sTg while the Sackhyas admit cf. 313HHT and 51^ only also). UfltTy. -9 Principal, capital. -10 -II Scripture, saored autho- -2 Cau8e, reaacn. -13 Rule, sanction, precept. -14 The first term rity. -15 An epithet of Vishnu. -16 Freedom from apprehension. -17 The prosodial length of a vowel. or; -o?f A rule, standard, Comp. STT^J a more authority. than ordinary, inordinate, excessive S. 1. 30. 3T?K another mode of proof. aurr^: absence of autho- authority. srfrfap*p. I Measured.-2 Measured off, limited, few, little irrlftntq- 1 sure. -2 True Measurement, a meaor certain knowledge, accurate notion or conception. -3 Knowledge obtained by any one of the Prarnanas or means of knowledge. -4 True inference or analogy. SJITT " To An finite. Measurable, I <* good tm^jj a, Delighted, happy, cheerspirits ; R. 3. 67. irritated, in- I Enragde, censed against ( with loc ) R. 7. 34. -2 Distressed, sorrowful, norely grieved. ; rity. ^f a. knowing the modes oE proof, ( as a logician ). ( -^r : ) an g-ff a. sanctioned epithet of Siva. by authority. rant. tj^TT; an an umpire. ws q-^f a written war- arbitrator, ( *or?^JT ) a judge, a. autho- -2 be proved, demonstrable. ?f | object of certain knowledge, a demonstrated conclusion, theorem. -2 The thing to be proved, the topic to be proved or discussed. STRramf! A grandfather. maternal if} A great- maternal great- grandmother. U'f begin to Killing, slaughter. f > A 1 A. 1 show murderer, To grow killer. fat. -2 To affeciion. ; STJT*T3T ful, in frefftfr Jmrtfr^* S. 6. -3 To upon, dispense, deal or meet out ; ?iT*rsf proof. in a rule of throe. girl. Ridiculed, or being a irniFll.fr a. Forming measure. -2 Forming an authority. smmrfr 8 U. 1 To confide, believe. -2 To hold or regard as an authority; Limit, quantity. -5 Testimony, evidence, proof. -6 Authority, warrant ; 1 demonstrate, : ing. ; Carelessness, negligence, inattention, inadvertence, oversight; S. 6. 25 flrrg wnrwrft* *r sump -3 To prove, show. Size, extent, magnitude. -3 Scale, standard ; gr^sqr ^rf^TWr^t iwr&r TT& fom: Mu. 2. 21. -4 -2 ; Careless, ; a medol. 7.5. 1 Amoroas desire. A young handsome woman. B. 9. 31 ; S. 5. 17. -2 A wife or woman in general Ku. 4. 12 R. 8. 72. -3 The sing virgo of the zodiac. -Comp. aRr^sf, ^sf a pleasurto the royal harem attached gardent a. -^l^sf to. length, ; an epithet of Siva. ( -if: ) authoritative .an statement. s\r$ I- scripture. -2the science of logic. 3^ a met raring cord. 5T<noT^> a. ( At the end of oonr/>. ) Measuring, extending to, at far M. JTOTonrft- Den. P. 1 To regard as an authority ; Mu. 3 H. 1. 10. -2 To hold up as ( Joy,pleasure, delight, royal haiem. a. Licentious, sensual. jrflgx 16. 3T5r^rs 40 a pleasure-garden attached to the A ; -2 13. 2 ; Mai. 9. -2 The ; Dhattura plant. -Oomp. \ 3vr*rai-^r ness. 1 proof. -2 Impassioned. -3 Careless. ). -4 Wanton, epithet of To measure To form, make, 2 P., 3 A. heedless, inattentive, generally with toe. ). An ritative. l^i, destroying, Crushing, STlT^f JT-. trampling down. Vishnu. ( insane. -3 Careless, down- -2 Ruin, ; I Death. -3 Killing, slaughter. sf^f|?TO- 1 Unctuous, greasy. -2 Having begun to show affection. 1 To destroy, annihijrjp- 9 U. To diminish. -3 late, kill, slay. -2 To surmount, get over. -4 To surpass, outstrip.-5 infringe. Ved. To transgrcs*, lose or mian -6 Ved. To 665 ( die. ) -7 To perish, destroy, annihilate &c. onei'g way. Cau. To JTftferp. j9. Sacrificed An 1 Dead, deceased. -2 as an animal ( in ). animal immolated or killed at a sacrifice. Death, mfrffr:/. qrfnf I <* -2 Pasted destruction, de- Thick, dens?; compact. Sleepiness, 1 srtflrfl lassitude, P- With closed eyes. - a. Facing, turning the 1 coinp. ) ( a ) Headed by, having as chief or at the head wrsf%irg*rr: Ku. 2 38. ( 6 ) Accompanied with, ; jfftihfS^rr^ Hi'iH MiMgit Me. 4. A respectable man. -1 ; 1 A heap, multitude. -3 The tree called Punnaga. ^ I The mouth. -2 The beginning of a chapter or -3 The time being, the jrgfc are used adverbially in the sense of 'in front present. ( ijg^im and ' ; Bg. before', opposite to'; S. 7. 22 ). XT5^,6 P. 1 To set release. -2 To throw, To shed, 1. send forth -4 To abandon, forsake, give up, renounce. . -5 To loosen, untie, unbind. -6 To expel, drive away, banish. -7 To utter. -8 To put on, wear ( as a gar- land &o. ) Pain. I To be loose or detached. -2 To leave off, cease. -3 To free oneself from Caus. I To loosen, unbind. -2 To liberate, re- Loosened. -2 Liberated.set free.-3 Resigned.renounc- -Comp. $ care, caution ; ^nTJjvrrsRr fl foT1. 20. -5 ( In gram. ) Ef1 5TI^ Pt. fort in uttering, effort of tha mouth in the production of articulate sounds rrCT^f?sf 1 Bk. 17. 60 -2 To steal away, rob. 1 Stolen, taken away; -2 Distracted, uncon- o.p. II. scious. A frr Sj-gjr 4 P. To fatuated. -2 sgrtj a. kind of riddle To be stupefied or in- 1 swoon. faint, unconscious. I Fainting, lovely. -2 Very sup p. p. -7 Liberating, setting free. -2 Emitting, shedding. SHJ^l A. To be extremely glad, be very much delighted R. 6. 86 Mil. 5. 23. Cam. To gladden, de; exhilarate Mil. 9. 41. light, ; giujti ; ^rrflWnsc ; ment. ered. artOr*;: great effort, diligently.: -2 Assiduously. -3 Hardly, scarcely .-4 Particularly, specially ). Assiduous, srq?n73[ diligent, persevering. 1 P. I To give, grant ( with STJTJ^ dat. of person ). -2 To curb, check, restrain, control. -3 To deliver, re- 4 To give in rmtrriage. -5 To ( as a debt ). pay, discharge ifVifp-P- I R self sub- strained, dued, iioly, pious, devout, purified by austerities or religious observances ; keeping the organs of sense under restraint K 1. 95 ; 8. 11 ; 13. 70 ; KQ I. 58 ; 3. 16. -2 Zeal0119, intent. -3 Submissive. -4 Careful, deoeassd. -2 Covered, concealed. -J Withdrawn or gone out of sight. ^1 Death. -2 WlKP-l'' Dead, ' ^^ 2 P. I To wipe off or out, cleanse ( flg. also ) R. 6. 41. -2 to wipe off,or away or out, blow out, efface Ma. 1.'. 20. -3 To remove, rid oneself of. -4 To atone for, make amends for, expiate; irr<*r ; iwrfSnt wrr i<7r%5Tj:# S. 6. -5 To stroke or rub gently. -6 To prepare. -7 To mark useless, frustrate. Wiping rubbing or otf, A SHTf: Rubbed cleared off off, off, ; washed or R. 6. 41, A endeavour. 4 Will, intention. SRTiT: I Rostra ning, checking. -2 Deattu, scarcity, dearneat (of water, corn &c ). -3 Lnngsb. 4 Competition of buyers oa account of deartt;. jrifK 4 P. 1 To strive, endeavour. -2 To name for a uri- such as gleet, dia- ( STC& 1 P. 1 Tofade,wlther.-2 To be downcast, sad or dejected. -* To be languid or wearied. -4 To be dirty or foul, be soiled. ir*5!Tr a- 1 Faded, withered away. Soiled, dirty. A. To try, rg^/. Extreme joy. 15f^ strive, attempt. lighted at heart. vour 1 iff?*: 1 R. vour ; our. Effort, exertion, endeaR. 12. 53 ; 14. 41. -2 Labour, difficulty. n. Ved. jr^rigr delight. -3 A 1 Food .-2 Pleasure, sacrifice. ; uondimentt. jpn 2 P. endeavour, endea- -2 Pcr- To walk, go I ; !Trt^RWPinnr^ Mk l. 27. -2 walk on, set out. -3 To depart, go forth or out -4 To advance, progress. wrrar 1 Setting out, starting, da -2 A march, journey sffr frpr^Toj 3rsTT!rt?WJT<JTTge;ir Me. 13. -3 Progress, advance -4 The march parture. ( of an ; enemy expedition Evort, evertion, 56 Mu. 5. 20. 2. toil, liu rjrn^r: I 44. bright, clear. general nary disease betes &o. ). sprjf holy or pious imttP-P- Seasoned, dressed with 1 . A wfttt.f- Ved. 1 An offering, oblation. -2 -3 Effort, gift, present off. washing n; prudent. person. ; ; 1. three ; p- Infatuated, bewild- Jnffrft*T.P -2 2. Activity, action in general. srirc^-fTTq &o. ind.l With store. Perplexed, bewildered, infatuated. -2 Stupid, foolish. JTfft?": I Stupefaction, insensibility, stupor fifr*ri%ffrt'irr*f aT8TRN-sm"Yg-i Mil.1.41. -2 Infatuation, bewilder| -2 Polished, . VIII. phil.) Active effort of ST5^9 scure.; sou Sk. oa P. ; -6 (In Delighting, making happy. -2 Delighted, happy. P- 1 To take away, ob- wiped Utfrsr: 1 Dropping, letting fall. -2 Discharging, liberating. 84 ' TflStooftr: Wf^P S. 1 bardly visible', 'seen with difficulty' -4 Great 1 ed. -4 Cast, hurled. ind. bitterly. 1 levering or continued effort ; perseverance. -3 Labour, difficulty ; sf- kinds; HffrT*? f3Hu%*J Sir affasrefTa. 'Jpfrf^j; JTWnrif lease. Jjrfi^sf Kubera. Cultivation. free, liberate, cast, hurl. -3 emit, . Pleased, delighted, ^j An epithet of JJH"H% Si. 17. face towards. -2 Chief, principal, -3 Respectable, foremost, first. 4 ( At the end of honourable,. ', A strong perfume. Gladdening, delighting, sr : An making glad. -2 Gladness. epithet of Vishnu. philosophy. -3 joyful, happy. aa urine enervation of spirits. -2 N. of a woman, sovereign of a kingdom of women. She fought with Arjnna when his horse entered her territory, bat she was conquered and became his wife. of 25 ; JiRfr^H 1 cease. section. 1 : Joy, delight, rejoicing, pleasure ; sm>f g&: af <mqVifr ; ), an attack, invasion, g>rtr 5^: gffjffl^ t^ft^t Ku. 3. 43 R. 6. 33. -5 Beginning, commencement. -6 Death, departure ( from the world ;; Bg. 7. 30. -7 The back of a horse. -8 the hinder ; HTI^I 666 Shaken, set in motion. -13 Inflicted -15 npon. -14 Connected with. Thick, compact, closely united. T any animal, -lump. part of time of departure. flinrt vnT: break in a journey, halt Pt. 1. irwrar 1 A journey, march 118 ; 305. -2 Going, motion. ; p mrnr ; A K. ed Advanced, gone -2 Deceased, dead. An invasion. -2 A precipice, p- I | MHiPSd p. }> I Made to advance or go forward. -2 Made to go away. mi Up 1 A sacrifice. -2 N. of Indra. -3 A horse. -4 N. of a celebrated place or pilgrimage at the confluence of the Ganga and YamuMs. na near the modern Allahabad 2 21 ; ( said to be n. also in this vnr: an epithet of ones). -Oomp. ; Indra. jfqTq^f Begging, requesting, im- ploring. A lfm 1 To ue, employ, B. 17. 3 One who prompts or instigates, an instigator. -4 An author, an agent U. 3. 48. -5 One who cutor. ; represents ( a drama ). -6 One who lends money at interest, a money-lender. -7 One who shoots acts or ( an arrow -9 -2 To 26. 5. 74 employ, appoint, !T*rrr: 1 reciter. *l*^ij<j"}i|:, siif srs^Y >J]ft- order ; wr JTT si^fWT: yfra?lrfjBk. 3. 54 JtTSW tnftr ; 1 ; *T>PT fTrJi JT5WT Ku. 1. 21 Bg. 3. Ku. 7. 86 36. -6 To perform, do 17. 12. -7 To represent on the sta$e, 3^* vnr^f?ft iromnt ct, perform U. 1. 2 Ku 5. 35 ; ; ; ' aa use, put to interest money &c.); Ms. 8. 146. -9 To harness, yoke. -JO To appoint, invest, install in ( aa -11 To cast, hurl, throw ( as direct srjTR-frc'j-srnfcrt R- 2. 34. -12 To bo at, bejtrr WTtT corae.-J3 To impose, inflict ( with loo. or gen. of person). -Caul. | To use, employ; Ms. 3. 112. -2 To office ). a missile exact ( ); aa interest ; ). -3 to perform, practise. "Yoked, harnessed -2 Used, employed ( as a word &c. ) ; Pt. 1. 202. -3 Applied. -4 Appoint- nominated. -5 Acted, represent-6 Arising or resulting from, produced by, consequent on Pt. 1. 61. -7 Endowed with. -8 Lost in ed, ed. ; meditation, abstracted. -9 Lent -or put to interest ( as monoy ). -10 Ku. Prompted, instigated, urged 1.21 -II Directed, hurled at -12 ; HflM* Occasioning, causing, 1 n object Prompting, stimulating. sprrni; A horBe* ; a- inciting, sti- mulating:, deputing, appointing &c. uses effecting, leading to ; An employer, one who -2 An author. -3 A founder, an institutor. -4 A money3?: 1 or employs. lender. -5 A law-giver, instigator. H>ff3nT I Use, employment, ap-2 Use, need, necessity plication. with instr. of that which ed and gen. of the user performance, representation dramatic ), acting; %w jnfNrmn'f ft bition, M. 1. ^rrj^iT T j^rnitfr gBT Ratn. 1 not seen actad on the stage'. -5 Practice, experimental 5rra=?$rrer ' portion ( of a subject ) ( ; opp. ^ ' ' theory snitfr ); !T^cr>T?TfSrw ^ f^?5rg M. 1. w'r -6 Course of 7 An procedure, ceremonial form. act, aotiou. -8 Recitation, delivery. -9 Beginning, commencement. -10 A plan, contrivance, device, scheme. -11 A means, instrument. -12 Consequence, result. -13 Combination connection. -14 Addition, -15 ( lu gram. ) A usual form. presenting. -17 bearing interest. ( a (/ ) -16 Offering, Principal, loan cause, motive. -21 An example. -22 Application of magic, magical rites. Subhash. ance J3 superseded by another in such a manner that a character is suddenly brougbr on the stage i. e. where the Sutrudhara goes out hintHU the entrance of a character and thus performa part superseding that which he has apparently intended ; for his own, viz. D. thus defines it : dancing; tha S. T object, wftsft J gora^rrfT TTT^Rrsrr B. ; 8. -4 A means of attaining Ms. 7. 100. -5 A cause, motive, occasion. -6 Profit, interest. ggl produced. srqrJf pot, p. I To be used or employed. -2 To be practised. -3 To be produced or caused -4 To be ap- pointed. -5 To be thrown or discharged ( as a missile ).-6 To be set to work. 5*r: 37 ploye. a. !T*frT parated. A an servant, em- Capital, principal. ] ?r Joined, united. -2 SeA million. A ram. -3 'Tl^c^t 1 A warrior. -2 ascetic. -5 N. of Au -4 air. Wind, Indra. A jf battle, fight. Protection. sr^r 1 A. 1 To shine very much. -2 To be liked. -23 A horse. -Oomp. arfenfnr: one Bve kinds of st^rr^n or prologue, in which a part or perform- f*H>^ %ifr g?ni ; Leading monay on usury -18 Appointment. -19 A sacred text or authority. -20 A ?(fi) ); K. 144. -3 End, aim, purpose; sr^fTSTTflgftST need- is ( 31. ( legislator .-6 An throwing, discharging (opp. tffr^:) ifr?n#mr?>TiRf5r B. 5. 57.-4 Exhi- this of the ir?p|f ;)./>. I ofi Using, employing. -2 view. -3 smnr^a- ifa ; ; ue the By 1 Having an word is generally or rarely used-'. -2 A usual form, general usage. -3 Hurling, ' -WRTltT: ; direct, ex- In action, actually. Use, application, employ- as in ; TT"tT: ; -8 The agent of an ). A -2 practically Pt. 1 4 *ri& ment STT- Impulse, motive, I -2 Acquisition, gain. a- 1 One who uses or emH principal sacrificial cere- 7 A. Ved. jrgst,/. ind. spffJitT: Use, employment, ap- I 3. through the employment of. -2 In consequence of .-3 According to. 4 cause. action. mony. a. polish- Activity, effort, exertion. away. ling, driving ^-hH: ). 52 Incitement, instigation -3 Motive, main object or end, occasion. -4 Consequence, result. -5 Sending. -2 Expel- I gem JTgfrU;/. steep rock. ir?mr*( of ) -3omp. M. ; perienced. plication. forth, departed. IT: cause. ( as a skilled in o. 1. practice Exciting or enticing, -sf I Exciting, or stimulating. -2 Illustration, explanation. -3 Seduction. -4 Exhibition ( of a person ) for being seen and liked ( by the people ); ar?5r*>WWr' *rs Tt nj^r: i&sj*r$!ifr*rfr < : ' follow, in a play. ^6 Representation of the end as nil but accomplish- is to 667 ed see S. D. 388 the last two sense' ; also in n^Nr^r ( ; sref^cT/> -P Crying bitterly ,weeping. 1 P. 1 To grow, rise, shoot ST^jj forth 17. he:il Ved. JJ^ii/. z^gp. p. ed. STTCra Mk. 4. irfcfr& *ffr;ft JT ; -2 To up A as a ( wound ). develop- siTTfriffii *(%*-. ?(*%. S. in sisjic?. 7 ip- ; -3 19. 4 Gone deep, rooted; as as in -5 Grown long ; Growth, increase. Sprouting, shooting 'or as in TTgrowing up, germination *rr5mr?:- -2 A sprout, shoot ( fig. also ) cj5$pt#? f T ^rhmgjf^vr? B. 8 - 93 ff$rpi:rft?-srf?yrf5NwfVf^p* 13. 71 Ka. 5. 60 7. 17 5. 60 D. 5. 2. -3 A scicn, offspring 57 tr^^nfr? Ve. 4 Mv. 6. 25 WflTtV?: Mu. 1. 11. -4 A ghoot of g-;/. 1 if: as in ; -Z Anyhing hanging down. -3 ; ; ; ; ; ; ; light ; ^?ft ; *rriTiTf$twrTofnrf ^- Jnmft- *TCTJTr *5rfrfl- B. 6. 33. -5 A new leaf or branch, twig, spray. -6 An excrescence. Growing, shooting forth, or 1 germination. -2 Budiling,:iprouting. -3 A twig, sprout, shoot, spray. JTttfl^a. 1 Shooting up. -2 Growils. 1. 46. ing, propagated ; A garland worn round A kind of necklace.-6 The female breast. -7 Tin Or lead. -8 N of a demon killed by Balaraua. -9 A shoot of the vine-palm. \Q A cucumber. -11 A verse ( imir ) with hanging -Oomp. 3Jg-, a man testicles. p- : -mjsr;, -f ^ m. epibranch. -4 the neck. -5. sMtesr . P. 1 To speak, talk ^. ; sT/ibr* D. 6. -2 To talk at random or in- coherently, prate, chatter, talk wildly or nonsensically; sj^qc^TT ^&T: S.2. -3 To lament, mourn, cry, bewail. -4 To call, invoke. 3T3TT5T 1 Talking, speaking, talk, words, conversation. -2 Prating, prattle,raviug,incoherent or nonsen- ^ talk -trmft TOftff- -3 Lamentation, wailing U. 3. 29. &lp-p. Talked, prated,&c. Talk ; see ijfjtrsr above. sical ; , : 1 Talk, ; . . conversation, dis- -2 course. Prating, prattling, an incoherent or nonsensical talk; Mr. 12. 6. -3 Lamentation, wailing 175 Ve. 5. 20 -Comp. sort of collyrium ; ; ^ m a . iTOT : \ A. To cheat, deceive ; of. Obtaining, gaining, attain- ing -2 Deceiving, imposing apon, cheating, overreaching. Attractiog. 1 allure- A Sand. 1 Greedy of, lasting -2 Alluring, enticing. It^itT^ Hanging down, depending. banging down. after. sr-TJfcq- suspended. <* To be desired a. or ccveted, attractive, alluring. IcHru' 8. U. To cause to hang down, suspend. STtTSTJ <* Having a prominent Cut - a ealve off. An ': forehead. unguent, an ointment, 3ma ; 3.39. -2 fragment, chip, The sheath of a leaf. TcST^r An instrument for cutting ITnJ^: -2 An lure, bait. siff'riTsfr A Cupidity, greediness, -2 Allurement,: se- ment, seduction, temptation. -3 bit. q^ A off. Anointing, An I 3f: smearing. . -1 anointer, a plasterer. kind of slow fever. : A. kind of broth. 1 To become dissolved, melt away. -2 To be absorbed or ST^jr 4 A. 1 <* dissolved in.be resolved intojaur^r tremulous. ^fitor ^r Pwr?r;3nr Jranrtf Ku. 2.10; tlSfHTR 5Tc?l^ tT^^t7TR-5T>i- Bg. 8. 18 ; Ms. 1. 54. -3 To vanish, dis- dress appear fl-jf d^JT aftirsraf'i^ Ku. 4. 33. -4 To be destroyed, to perish, die Mai. 9. 21. TOT: I Destruction, annihilation, ; S. I sTr?hT: covetousness. duction. JTSlPTtia. Pendulous, 1 tossing. ir^Jj^ P. 1 To be greedy or debe lustful. -2 To allure; sirous, seduce,entice.-3 To pollute (through lust ). -Caui. To allure, attract, entice, seduce. wrrpT diesolution f5> f^JT^cf: STOTirmf^r Bh. 3. 70, 69 JTOT rf^r Si. 11. 66 'causing to disappear'.-2 The ; ; destruction -of the whole universe at the end of a kalpu, ), universal ( destiuction ; Ku. 2. 8 Bg. 7. 6. -3 Any extensive destruction or devast: ; ation. -4 Death, dying, destruction; Greatly sr-^^2 P; To I ft. 1. 53. or agitated speak, say, -2 To ad- relate tell, announce. -3 To explain. -4 To rc -5 To cile. ; 1 Boiling (on the ground). 1 -2 Heaving, , JTSf'Tit -2 To be 108. 5. agitated, heave. thets of Balaraina. ; ; irrf*ijisi. -2 Prominent; as in sjj55j;rrf-?r:. -3 Slow, dilatory. ^; I liiujgmg on or from, depend- A -2 Born, sprung, produced Increased. Deceiving, cheating. -p~ Deceived, cheated. a 1 Pendulous, hanging - down ing. shoot, branch. Full-grown, I Bk. fr ). m. relates, a celebrate. 1 One who declares or -2 A speaker, deolbror. Mil. 8. 20; teacher, expounder; Pt. 3. 74. -3 An orator, eloquent man. iTf^T 1 Speaking, declaration, announcement Pt. 1. 190. -2 Teach exing, expounding. -3 Exposition, 4.25. Mv. interpretation planation, -4 Eloquence. -S A sacred treatise Us. 3 184. -6 An exor writing ; ; ; Mu.-5. 21 14 Bg. 14. 14. -5 Swoon, fainting, loss of ccnscitusness, syncope sr^qMrf^flrnJf firftKu.4. 2. -6 ( In Rhet. ) Lo?s of consciousness, considered as one of the 33 subordinate feelings; SI?JT ; 1. ^ ; ; pression^ term.-7 A system of doctrines ( in the form of a treatise ). -8 Tho fundamental doctrine of the o. skilled in Buddhists. -Comp. q-g talking, eloquent. : A monkey, : PratlpagWf:wr^fre'frif^'7J|^=rH' rudra. -7 The mystic syllable om. -Oomp. cRTfr:the time of universal destruction. 3Tt5tTt: a cloud at the dissolution of the world. ^ipr: the fire at the dissolution of the world. cpftfir the ocean at the dissolution of tha world. Melted, dissolved. -2 mffop.yAnnihilated, destroyed. -3 Insensi1 ble, unconscious. 1 P. I sr^ ground, roll, Wfaeat. a. Sloping down, inclined, 1 -2 shelving, flowing downwards. -3 CrookStesp, abrupt, precipitous. ed, bent. -4 Inclined, disposed to, tending to (oft. at the end of comp.), : Ki. 3. 19. -5 Devoted or addicted to, intent on ; of 3f^s srrai^r 7nrnor: attached to, ; ; To wallow; roll along the 35 ; Mu. 5. 21 ; Ki. 2. 44. -6 Favourably Inclined or disposed to- 668 wards Ku. ; alted -7 Eager, ready; 4. 42. -8 Endowed with, possessed of. -9 Humble/I, modestly humble, .submissive. -10 Decayed, wastKi. 2. 8. 1 Generous. on A or 1 place where fonr roads maet. A descent, a steep descent, precipice. -2 Th" side of a bill, slope, decliv- ed, waning. -1 -3 The belly. WTFrr I Slope, inclination, declivity. -2 Propensity, tendency. ity. Den. P. To feel inclined TCorr or disposed. iTift^ 8 U.To incline favourably towards, overcome, win over Ku. r.: Ved. . I iTTfTT A -2 Height, ity. ; 4. 42. a. ( jft or *ftf. ) About go on a journey. -Comp. to the wife of one who intends to go on a journey (one of the 8 Nayik&s in erotic poetry ). ; --?: To cuj to snsuk. Cam. 1 -2 To play on (s musical instrument V'ed, talk with. ). A proclamation. wgtnWTrf fij V? ; VI 41 1. 13 ; rr *TT*- H> jrrg^ wr?- jfh^TTrsrHTrf ^f*r<; U. I ; Ratn. 4. 15. -S *^ fable or myth. -6 Litigious language. -7 Words of challenge, mutual d-liiTicn ; 57$ jrqrf gft TU?T* * aavj. Trrr>?ni>?T^ Bk. 2. 36. -8 A base or crude form ( Ved. ). s?*Tf?? Playing on <> instrument ( a musical ). smiaR & imor I a .sound Uttering offer : U. 1 Bk. 9. with Bnddhista To throw, cast, 98. -2 To scatter, Very fat. UTTsr Ved Scattering - piece of forth. -2 ; Si. 13. 19. iHt|, old Advanced in age,aged, %c*r* srfTfl-f?*t fff <jr*! R. 8. 18. -2 Ancient, old. ; jnrr a. 1 Festivities at the A JTT'Vt OTTO 1 Flowing or streaming -2 A stream, 'course, current; forth. Ku. 1. L. 2 ; B. 5. 46 13. 10, 48 54 Me. 46. -3 Flow, running water. -4 Continuous flow, unbroken sucof cession, continuity. -5 Course a events ( rolling onward like ; stream). -6 Activity, active occupation. -7 A pond, lake. -8 Course or direction towards. -9 An excellent to ( JTffirqfira making water in a stream doing a useless action ). A JT- ( fig. ) tion Driving forth.-2 Evacua- stool. by muscle sphincter the from the faces ejects -2 A which The rectum. I A peacock. JHrrftsfT Diarrcahar. irernK To -2 To jTcr^ go abroad, sojourn, be absent from home, travel jrsjrr f 1% HTTfIT: *I lit. ) ( ; goblin, an imp. iHTfoft of the snake. 1 P. means 1 horse. -2 An ceremony preliminary ceremony. m. ; ; ' Soma sacrifice. i4Mi The performance qnj- A a. Carrying off or forward. fire. live, dwell. forward, Carrying I -2 Carrying away. driving onward. -3 Flowing, streaming forth. Sand. U. 4 j Chief, principal, most excellent or distinguished, best, ex- Ses *3fci*|. 74 B- U. 4. Cam. To banish, send into exile. 39^4 Going or journeying abroad, going on a journey. 9. i mim a ) Going or journeying ( abroad, being absent from one's home, foreign residence; ^$r: TTnTwfrars^Tt ( *r>fTrff75TT ) R- 16. 4 S. 4. 3 ; D. 6. 38 ; Pt 1. 169 Bh. ; ; 94. 3. b ( ) A temporary sojourn *T5^rf^B>ST?>T TSTflrfTTf^T -Coap. 4. HEW, IRT, -Rw ; S. a. journeying abroad, being absent from .-home. 1 Living abroad, temporary sojourn. -2 Exile, banishment. Killing, slaughter. -4 Qoiug from a town. A j: - a. m. A traveller, wayfarer, sojourner Ku. 4. 10. 1 P. I To bear, carry, draw have, possess, feel. -7 To 1 or ctorical ; fin- Si. 2. 25. -2 Talkative, garrnllons ; Mn. 3. 16. i^MtK a Explanatory. I -2 Elo- quent. Proclamation, promulgaA designation. A production or mi4f=T I tion, declaration. -2 iTTivtr literary co u position. yqru'f The trimming or edging of a piece of woven cloth. sr^rron-aft/- ^ weaver's shuttle. ST^IK wind. P- .P- 1 (T ; -2 A strong wrrtsft A Exposed to current of air, ; fresh Jura'srT'TWT ^aft M. stormy wind or fMrn airy place stormy flitTi Ku. S. 6. 4. ; srg -3 An 1. 4ft. mu*t A cover, covering. Satisfying ( a desire ).-2 Priority of choice. -3 Prohibition, ST3TT : ir^TcaV > 1 opposition. -4 A free-will offering breathe. Flowing or streaming forth. -2 Wind. -3 N. of one of the seven courses of wind ( said to cause the motion of the planets ). -4 A reservoir into which water is carried off. -5 Going forth, going from a town. 7T7: Eloquent, ' ; along -2 To waft, carry or bear along Bk. 8. 52. -3 To support, bear up ( as a burden ). -4 To flow, stream forth. -5 To blow. -6 To procl&imer. I or free air ; off. The upper part of a woven cloth. -J A goad 1 -2 the TTTO' I a. Ac. o. Banished, exiled. a. mmfl| ) STT^rl The sacrificial epithet of Vishnu. -3 ; I Shftving or shearing summons -2 ). ship. end of the rainy season. trew. uvr ; Call, carriage or A carriage, covered women for conveyance/vehicle in general. -3 addressed to ancestor who contributes to the credit of a particular gotra or family. -7 Offspring, descendants. -8 A cover, covering. -9 An upper garment. -10 One of the 42 Grotras TJ- N of a river foiling into the God.lvari - t Aloe- wood. -Oonrp. *npft ( du. ) an epithet of the two Asvins. speaking, reporting.! q^H litter ( ; Talk, report, rumoar, popular saying c*rfirr: call **tan^ Uttering a word or sound. -1 Exprejning, mentioning, declaring- -j Discourse, conversation. -4 or belief A -2 summons. -2 A 16. Agni by a BrAhrcana at the consecra-3 A line of ancestors. -4 A race, family, lineage. -5 An ancestor. -6 A Muni or noble ; si der. -5 TO converse or -6 To proclaim, declare. 1 Gha. ; tion of his fire. qjT 1 P. 1 To say, speak, utter. STT3[ -2 To speak to, address Bk. 7. 24. -3 To name, call. -4 To regard, con- Ms. 10. 27 particular invocation ( A 1 ; 3. 3 Eldest precipice, declivelevation. -3 A sloping path, easy passage. snr?^ Mk. Scattered or \ p. p. strewed about. -2 Dispersed, dif- fused. iTN^rrf P- P' ' Named, called. -2 Famous, renowned, celebrated. 669 . cele- Fame, renown, brity. Caws. 1 To admit, inappear. troduce, usher ;*ft<Tir?$rv U. 1.-2 To lay or store up. To ; Examination, investiga- jrf^T/ir: tion. Ttf^zp'f- 1 P. I To roam abont. -2 i|ifr.jj^ To move onward, advance. -J To wander through. Tf^TT: ^n? into; To shake, I P. I trem- -2 To deviate, swerve from, go Bh. 2. 83. -3 To become asii-ay ; confused. Entrance, B. 5r^5TTr>g#r w>^ 1 7. Ku. ; shaken. Understanding. 1 Spread ont, ex- .p- panded. -2 Dishevelled, disordered ( bair ). Bursting asunder, STfr^TT'- open- 3, MftijK'li I Tearing, rending, breaking, bursting agnnder, -2 Budding. -3 Conflict, war, battle. -4 Crowd, confusion, tumult. srft^C P- P. Cast away, thrown access, approach. -J Entrance on the stage fhr irrgr- off. nfcjd p. ;). Dispersed, pnt to flight, scattered. irf^n 30. do or npon. head. To decide. -2 To make. -3 To meditate, think -4 To place in front or at the. 1 ), intcntness of purpose. -7 The entrance of tha sun into a sign of the zodiac. -8 Coming on, setting in ( of night ). -9 The syringe of a pursuit Proverb. wedge srfttrr* 1 The introducer,' an inr: terlude acted by inferior characters such as servants, buffoon &o. ) for ( the purpose of acquainting the audience wih events not represented on the stage, bat a knowledge of which is essential for the proper under' standing of what follows ( like the Vishkambhaka it connects the story of the drama and the subdi; plot, re- by briefly ferring to what has occurred in the intervals of the aots.or what is like- Thrown away. -2 ly to happen at the end ; it never occurs at the beginning of the first act or at the end of the last S. D. 1 Agitated, disturbed. Jrfrr;7:-3r A small part vipala q. v. of a 1 P. 1 To sever, separate. divide, distribute. P-P- 1 Severed, separated. -2 Apportioned, partitioned, divided, Jfft>TH) distributed wrffift vrwrf^tTj 8. 7. 6. ; rrfirfff <* jrft- irfiwrm- Divisipn, Distribution. f: Yellow sandal. a. 1 Separated ) thus defines it: by TTT a ; jinrr: jrf^-r^: Dispute, quarrel, wrangling. I Ver7 "olitary, 308 ; see P- p- Introduced, showed led or conducted to, brought in. sr^r a. J-To be- entered. -2 To be penetrated or pervaded. -3 To be played (as a musical instrument). STf^^r^ : Separation. 1 STHrwrr Dejected, spiritless. birch tree. A jrf^TTT STf^frT( *tTT )Ts jrfqrgfl-p. removed. II Entrance, penetration, -2 Introducing, leading to, conducting. -3 Anentranoe to the m%in door of. k house, gate. -4 Sexual intercourse. 1 Melting* away. -2 Com: plete dissolution or absorption. p. Cut off, fallen or <> ; off ( >/> Selected, picked, chosen. 25. choose, A. 1 To go forward, move on, proceed mifrfrq < r%^r*7Tfi P- 1- 81. -2 To arise be produced, spring Pt. 1. 6. -3 To happen, come to pats, take place. -4 To beign, commence ( usually with inf. ) ** sjfrr tf"jhr?r M. 1 Ku. 3. 25. -5 To strive, exert one; ; ; self ; jrfort sryntf^iTni ; S. 7. -6 To act up to, follow; Pt. 1. 116. -7 To engage in, be occupied with; Ku. 5. 33. -8 To act, do; r SJfH suf&ffr S. 6. -9 To actor behave towards. -10 To prevail, exist rjsrt Jisfrg ^ 9ffWfnrr* 35. ; 1 To hold good. proceed uninterruptedly, thrive; Bg. 17 24; Ms. 3. 61. Cau>, I To proceed with, conti- IT*** B. 15. 47. -1 -12 To nue To To ; Mn. -2 To 2. introduce. -3 set on foot, establish, found. -4 drive, propel, nrgo, stimulate. -5 To promote, advance. -6 To throw, cast. -7 To produce, create. -8 To invent, devise. Commencing, I undertak- engaging in. -2 Excitement, stimulus. -3 Ved. A round ornament. ing, Jnfof a- ( ffafT/- ) Setting on t -2 A itvancinjf, promoting, furthering. -3 Producing, canning. -4 Prompting, urging, in- I JI>5r* going into. in, great interval, isolated, separate. -2 Very f ;w or rare, very scanty ^ft-. R- 9. 34. off, envelop foot, founding. jrfrtnr JTftf%5ff of the ). Thinking upon. -2 Do- STfrwfrT rubbed ^^n?i> tie thin end ' visions of the ing. -2 To -4 The entrance or door ( of a house &c. ). -5 Income, revenue. -6 Close application ( to a si%5Tihj S. D. 6. ( ttW(4!( cover, -2 To wear, put on. -J select. -4 To keep or Ved. ). 9. To To 1 I -2 Ingress, clyster-pipe. ing. chief, i ; a. -Moved, set in motion, vr?T|f^ 5 D. Bk. penetration- -2 A warrior. person, hero, distinguished personage. ward ir^sr: 1 60. ; occu- in, Entrance on thestage.-2 sri^F'fi 1 ; $KMdHT<JT^1 -2 Engaged pied with. -3 Begun. S. 1. 7. Entering a room. gfV^^ ble. U/Sinfsr TT^ff: Discernment, discrimina- tion. Gone or entered 1 29 16. 1 Bg. 11. 48. -2 Strong, v: 1 A brave powerful, heroio. skilled ed with conversant or vers- . a. Bv. \ 1. 15 ; Ku. Foremost, excellent or distinguished ; It. iu a bad sense). -2 A prompter, instigator. An -3 The entrance of umpire. a character on the stage. arbiter, Going 1 moving for- on, ward. -2 Beginning, commencement. -3 Setting on foot, founding, establishing, instituting. -4 Prompt-5 ing, urging, stimulating, inciting. Engaging in, applying oneself to. -6 Happening, coming to pass. -7 Activity, action. -8 Behaviour, conduct, procedure. -9 Directing, superintending. -10 Employment. -1| JTT Inciting or prompting to action. a. One who sets in mo- founds <Sc. Caused to torn, tion, urges, establishes, 7. 4S. best, ( An originator, founder, author. if&f^j ; -2 Separated, detached. jrfa|T 6 P. I To enter into; Ku. 5. 51. -2 To enter upon, commence. -3 I Exhortation. ference, compass. l]4flu| a- Clever, in, circum- Extent, dnoing, instigating -5T: most 14. UffSff p- p- 1 to go or roll onwards, revolving ; R. 9. 66. -2 Founded, set up made , 670 -3 Prompted, established. incited' -4 Kindled ; B. 5- 37.-S Canned, made. -6 Purified, rendered Informed. pure Ma. 11. 196. -7 ~*fa,a. 1 ^roceeding, moving onward. -2 Bf >.g active. -3 Cans- instigated. ; arrogant. -5 Violent. -6 Large. !jfr%:/. 1 Increase, growth ; 13.71 17. 71. ; ing Ac To begin to rain, rain. Heavy rain, heavy down- 1 P. ; ornament. An rt Baining. -2 The first rain. Baining, causing to rain, showering or pouring down, JT*4<JT 1 ST^F / Bise, advance. lource, flow ( of origin, words &c. ) j Ku. 2. 17. -3 Ap<3T3ir$T pearance, manif eatation lfgT*rjr%4. 17. ;B. 11.43 14. 39; setting in, comrt^O' tf}*7 *TSP?i^T Application or tendency, inclination, . J. -4 Advent, mencement 34[*i 3. 34. -5 Ku. 15. 4. ; addiction to, -22. 6 Conduct twisted and worn by wives their husbands ; B. worldly aEirs(opp.ftfi%).-13 News, tidings, intelligence; ^n-fta tT5?T<7- gnftnn; *f<% Me. 4. V. 4. -|4 Applicability or validity of a rule. -15 Fate, destiny, luck. -16 jnfif 20. or apCognition, direct perception or -17 juice, Butting prehenaion. ichor exuding from the temples of an elephant in rut. -18 N. of the T. -Oomp. ^T: city of ^arftsft q. a spy, secret emissary or agent. a reason for the use of any particular signification. averse to giving news; TTOFSST V. 4. 20. mh: active or worldly to the business life, attachment and pleasures of the world. jrra 1 A. To grow, increase, be augmented. augment. ). of -J The housings Cow. To increaae, Inoreaaing, augmenting. In.- P- ' Full-grown. -2 encreased, augmented, expanded, larged. -3 Full,! deep. -4 Haughty, knife for cutting wood. . To 1 P. 1 mend com- &rf(t: T$T5fo Git. f ftarr ; ap- praise, extol, prove, speak approvingly of, 1 ; *m srrsrr U5Tt*rd Ma. 5. 127; siT?rtfr* PrsrrwT: Bk. 15. 65 B. 5. 25 17 36. -2 To esteem, value. -3 To ; , declare. charioteer. announc- s?Tff5f, U?tr%^ a- Praiaing, laudam. A panegyrist. tory, eulogistic. ing, proclaiming. Praising, extolling. Praiae, eulogy, panegy- mjifl-^- si^rm Trembling, tremour. quivering, shaking, thrown about. : : A 1 kind of kidney-bean. An arm. -2 The wrist or forearm. -3 The fleshy part of an elephant's back ( where the rider -4 An elephant's guma. -5 An sits ). 1 ' a compliir?twrT^* laudatory remark. -\ mentary as in 31Description, reference to v. -3 Glory, fame, req ^cTsrsim TTTT one of the putation. -Oomp. several kinds of TtTTT mentioned by ric, applause ; ' or ai.d thither, sr%ftrT a. Cast hither behaviour, ( of a word). -1 1 Continuance, Jpermancnce, prevalence. -12 Active active part in taking an life, a Banishing, exile, sending into exile. -2 The the absence his order. Jrffr.n., snmrert A religious menf*rerr A female dicant, reclnse. ascetic. unadorned Making know, ; in A "' who renounces cant i -7 Employment; occupation, Kn. 6. 26. -8 Use, emactivity ployment, currency ( aa of a word ). -9 Continued effort, perseverance. -10 Signification, sense, acceptation term in 30. of hair of an elephant. 4 A piece of coloured woollen cloth. -5 The current or stream ( of a river ). 14. 73. fMi^t choicest, : i braid B. 15. , predilection, propensity; }. 1 A ; in general ) ; ,PT^ S. W means the wr^WJ or third order ). -Camp. areVHtft a religious mendi- 5j373Tif jr%TSr:-nfr/. ( Continued 1 chief 3est > jr^-y: Barley. hair Entrance on the stage. ' <* most excellent. sr%>T'. Great speed, velocity. ( -2 a. discharging. action, utder- taking. a mendicant's life, the fourth ( or order in the religious life of a ftij ) Brahman* srasqf 5>?tTf f^rTWm: Ku. 6. 6 ( where Malh. says Jfarrr ; pour. u^mq; -cmmencejjf^p. p. 1 Begun, Set in; arwith. -2 ed, proceeded S. 1. -3 Engaged in, cccuped with. -4 Going to, bound for. -5 Fixed, settled, doteriuined. -6 Unimpeded, undisTO A round puted. -7 Bound. ; Hise, prosperity, preferment, promotion, elevation. ; ' -5 Arising ng, effecting. -4 Using from, flowing fit. 3. 14. -6 Sprer.d- -2 1 Going abroad, migration -2 Roaming, wandering about as a Mai. 4.6. -3 religious mendicant The order of a religious mendicant, B. ; Dendin Kav. ; 2. 31. elephant's housings. SfSq^p^.p. Apparent, clear, manifest, evident. 3* MoMISK' Prolongation appearof dis- loudly jj<srt *w'fta P- !> Praised, extolled, applauded. qfl^tp.p. I Praised, lauded, commended, eulogised. -2 Praiseworthy, commendable. -3 Best, excellent. -4 Blessed, happy, auspicious. oource. prais- ing. -Comp arf^ : N- of a mountain. 1 1 P. 1 To go into exile. -2 jrjj^ To renounce all worldly attachments, enter on the fourth stage in life, i. e. Ma. 6. 38 to become a Sannya'sin Caul. To banish, aend into 8. 363. ; ; exile. JWr^f:/' Pf>i I eulogy, lauda- U. 7. -3 A -2 Description panegyric or small poem written in tion. ; a patron ;. praise of any one ( e. <j. -4 Excellence, eminence. 5 Bene- -6 tJuidiinee, instruction: aa in rule for guidance ' a form of writing'. diction. Going abroad, sojourning. -2 Going into exile. -3 Turning a TOST^r I ; recluse. tsfSfi' P- P- 1 Gone abroad or into exile. -2 Turned a recluse. jf : 1 A mendicant or asceticin genBrahruana Especially, a who hag entered on the fourth (PTT) !T5T*7 a" religious eral. -3 The pupil of a Jaina or Buddhist mendicant OT 1 A fe- male ascetic. -2 A spikenard. Turning a recluse, the life of a ligious mendicant. a re- Corapar. snrff or m. The ocean. -2 ordttr. ( %? or sns ) Praiseworthy, commendable, excellent. superl. A river - To become calm or be soothed or apTo -2 tranquil. To stop, cease, terminate. peased. -3 -4 To bo allayed, be quenched or ex4 P. tinguished ; 1 sr$ri;f U. 6 671 -5 To decay, wither away. Caus. I To 80othe,appeasc, pacify; Mg. 8. 391. -2 To allay, extinguish, Pt. 3. 66. down quench, put are formed or twig. advise ; 1 Calmness, 15 ; Extinction, abatement Ku. ; -4 Cessation, end, destruction; 20. 73. ment ; Uark. 19. Pacification, Si. 16. 51. a. ( ;ft/. ) of -J 3rr*[ Si. 1 ( A 1 : ^ft^J s^rfl* used in the sense wth.<3?r.q. v. *ll* ). director, ruler. -2 A spiritual preceptor. app'aae- ^ I JTSirirsf Governing, Enjoining, Calming, tranquillizing, pacifying, removing &c. -2 Curing, healing, if 1 Calming, tranquillizing, .pacifying. -2 Allay Me. -3 Curing, healing as in sgrfvsrswr -4 Quenching, extinguishing, S3. exacting. -2 Govern- ruling. -3 ment. 1 H*ntg m. king, ruler, governadviser ; Pt. director, fit objects Ms. 56 7. MI% sr*rgive it the next sense). -7 Securing, guarding, keeping safe f5SrsT5rnre:fwrbf " ; ; Ruled over, governed. rfj?rer P-Psr^tfe: [vrfj^ /. Ved. Command, - 4 - !* disciple of a disciple sedate, still ; 3^ mfomt*fafati*- *f -3 Tamed, subdued, quelled. -4 Ended, ceased, over tTfHU^thuq'tpr r Mil. 9. 36 JTjrffTffS U. 6 ceased to work or withdrawn. ; . ; ' ' -5 Dead, deceased f ) -Comp. weakened, ( a. work. %Esrrtj srsf a. prostrated. o. o. obstacles or calamities Ki. 1. 18. all with composed calm. enervated, 3>TR a. content. ceased to ; see spr -jfpfR in mind, peaceful, 3. pupil, 9. the resting having removed; . I Calmness, tranqillity, composure, quiet, repose. -2 Rest, cessation abiternent. quenching, extinction. I -3 Allaying, Tranquillity, calm, com- posure. -2 Quenching, extinction, allaying. -3 CesatioD. I or 5T5TTfT " Having many spreading branches. -2 Being in tlie 5th stage of formation ( saiif of the embryo, when tlio hands and feet resulting from this Sandhi. -3 The accent with which such sabitiuted vowel pronounced. ?: hard Close contact, I pressing -2 Euphonic coalition of vowels Breath, respiration. : Ved. 1 A A side-bone. -2 by-atander. -'/- Clearnesg, purity. Becoming dry, drying JT%3trT^ Sprinkling, oozing front U. ; _ an *? 1% ] 1 your ) best 30 ; ; 6. a leader 30 jj^ 4 1, A. ( TO-sr-ft ) bring forth young. -2 diffuse, expand, extend. 1 inquiry,; interrogation TO pn[H well-being or health '. -2 A judicial inquiry or investigation. -3 point at issue, a subject of con- A To To I spread, Total number, sum. Payment, T -2 liquidation. Enumeration. -2 Reflection, meditation ; deep meditation, ab1 stract contemplation; JT, mfran*Tq*r Ku. 3. 40. -3 Fame, reputation. m troversy, controverted or dispute d point 57^ ir^sr TTfwr:. -4 A problem for solution or calculation -; A ; 1 great multitude. P. To become attached to ; n 1?* <JI**"fa Mk. 5. 5 Inquiry into toe future. -6 A short section of a work. -J Basket-work. Oomp. ti. yQmH|4{ N.; of an 3T67 Upanishad consisting tions and six answers. a riddle, an enigma o.f six 3-f* ques. -ffr f. ftr*Ti; t an ar- STW or fond feel affection for. cling to or adhere to. -2 To follow,apply or be applicable, hold good in the case of ( active also in this sense ) gwtaTOnr: jrfl-. Past. of, 1 To ; ^ijitr*$r^ ^xv ; umpire. sr?Trnt Den. P. To inquire after, ask about ( with two ace. ). I Attached to, coni>. }>. nected with. -2 Excessively attach- ed or fond Pt. 1 193. -3 Adheror sticking to. -4 Fixed or intent upon, devoted or addicted relaxa Laxity, looseness, tion. ; ing !T?nivr: /. Trust, confidence. to, engaged I Respect, court- esy, civility, politeness, or courteous respectful behaviour, humility Wffrn^: gW<M4if3t>: Si. 12. 33 R. 10. 70, H3 U. 6. 23 ; ; ; ; ; Si. 19. ; question, ' 143*4 ij^4i n Reflection. A ( 3TT%jTr i -Oomp. *r m. a young bull being trained for the plough. TO^fr A cow for the first time with a calf. sren5Tr .... 1. being -2 Chief, prin- 30. up, : or: Standing 15. 10. foremost, cipal, 3. 11. ( 1 ;R. S<7^iW: Mv. ; radigvijaya. bitrator, 3?rr*T: S. ; Sinka query p- 1 Calmed, tranquillized, composed. -2Calm,serene,quiet, or ( iff a- Very loose The pupil of a - ; !T5Tt entwin- Twisted, ) aridity. p. I Pacified, soothed, composed, appeased, allsyed.-2 Extinguished, quenched.-J Atoned for, expiated U. 1. 40. 1 (sr%gi ) ?: 1 A term applied to the S*ndhi of the vowel 3T with a following vowel and of other vowels with other homogeneous ones. -2 The vowel reasoned Order. -8 Killing.slaugh- ter. unnerveu. -2 Reasonable, well-argued 3 ; gmwcTT R ed. : ( ; but others Spiritless, Vfi&ep-P- 5.63. ; suppressing, quelling. -5 Cessation, abatement. -<J Bestowing fitly or on sr^T against. A 1 -2 A or ing, assuaging, soothing, mitigating; 7T?4 Knll. -2 is -5 TOTst order, ( Atm. );g-e[T^utu^ U. 1. 20. 2. -2 To jrjrrr^ ^flrrr j^tf ; 8. Lore, swft!*, 3rf5nr a. Civil, polite, courteous, humble, well-behaved. a. 1 Very loose or flaccid. ; tranquillity, nsmrorTjiriTrffo R. KI. 2. 32. -2 Peace, rest. ; ; teach, instruct, P. -3 To rule, govern, be lord of ; ri JTsmft rr% ; STSTIT: To I Bk., 19. ; command ; composure small branch. 2 P. *!1>T^ Me. 17. -3 To remove, pffl, an end to $ ( 3Twr? ?r?q> TOornr S. 5. 8. -6 _To kill, destroy. -7 To cure, heal. modestly. -J: Pt. 2. 2. ; respectfully, affection, regard A WRrHTtUjrffrfT- ; ^r A small branch ). in, applied to 80 frtTt f^l &c. near. -6 Constant, ; Si. 0. 63 ; -5 Contiguous, incessant, unKi. 4. 18; R. 13. 40 MM. 4. 6 ;M.3. 1.-7 Got, obtain ed, gained. -8 Ex landed, opened, interrupted ; 672 W ind. Incessantly, continuously Ki. 16. 55. TRI%:/- 1 Attachment, devotion, addiction, devotedness, adherence. -2 Connection, union, aseotiation. -3 Applicabil : \) , bearing, applicaas in arffoflfV ( which it wamiTfr q. v. ). -4 Energy, perseverance ^cm^ faV: q^f% Ki. 5. 50. -5 Conclusion, deduction. -6 A topic or subject of discourse. -7 Occurrence of a possi- tion ; fW %rg ; 1 JTTC P. 1 To be 1 pleased, ; fo^rgi^ir fs? TT& inrfisfit Pt. -3 To be up 283. 1. pure or clear, clear up, brighten and ( lit. fig. ) H. 3. 14 f^$r. ; Ki. ; 35 16. devotion, fw Mk. 2. 11 -2 Union, intercourse, ejH<M ; asiiociation,connection Mk. -3 4. 1. 251. Bg. 11. 44 Ka. with 3. 47. or K. ( ; 191 -7 TOrtrtfita Mai. 1. opportuConjuncture, time, nity ; Ms. 9. ; 5. -8 A contingency, event, case, occurrence of a possi^*BKr Mi<m: sjnTTJi^Mt/^ ^3T: bility 8. B. ; ^ ; k. ; language. -12 Inseparable applicav. ). tion or connection ( wriffi q = . -13 Mention of parents. -14 In* troduetion, insertion. -15 Gain. are used ad( *Ht*r >niwt| "nwr^ . verbially in the sense of I in relation to. -2- in consequence of, on account of, because of, by way of. -3. occasionally, incidentally. -4. in course of ; as In oflvnnnhT 'in course . of conversation'). -Comp. f3r*rtgf prevention or obviation of similar *5TT?r ind. contingencies in future. according to the time, by the f oro of circumstances ftfrfftn/. nonrecorrenoe of a contingency. Fond of, attached or -2 Dependent on, con- Tfffit^ a. devoted to. I tingent on. -3 Occasional, incidental. -4 Secondary, subordinate. To be attached to. -2 Applicable, holding gooi. -3 Conqf^^j. tingent, possible. -Comp. jrcni a. 1 negation of a possible case or contingency. -2. a simple prohibition of the particular matter specified without mentioning what is different 1 ( . from it ). ; B. 3. 283. 2. 23. : K. P. 8;ijr?- B. Q. ; D. 611 also. -6 iduls &c., or tbe remnants of such food. -7 A free K&v. 1. 44 Food offered to see S. ; -8 Any propitiatory -9 Well-being, welfare. -3omp.-3vg^ a. disposed to favour. gift, gratuity. offering. ^T*j a propitiatory gift. irgs a turban of honour. a. 1. nrtr^g<3 withdrawing favour from, any one. -2- not oaring for any body's favour. qnt an object of favour. yg 1. kind, propitious. pleased, happy. -2. sereo*, ifffr?*f, srwrr?^ a. ( f|*r /. ) 1 Purifying, clearing, making pellnoid. -2 Soothing, calming. -3 Gladdde* ing, cheering. -4 Courting favour, propitiating. Favour, gracious ness, I purity, TOT^* a. ( ift /. ) 1: Purifying, olearin?, rendering pnre or clew ; JTinrp. p, 1 Poe, clear, bright, limpid, pellucid, transparent ; Ku. 1. 23; 7.74 ; S. 5. 21. -2 Pleased, soothed delighted, propitiated, Soothing, calming. -3 Chawtent. ft A royal ing, gladdening. sf I Clearing from impurities, purifying. -2 Soothing, calming, complacency. -2 Clearness, transparency. f nn 5irnrr^ f^gifif wwt Mu. 3. 9; 1^r^(TH^ JTWW Me. r?tTrTr: Ku. 7. 16. -9 Connected reasoning or argument. -10 A conclusion, an inference. -1 1 Connected Tnrka 88 ; Bh. of -<J controversy ). incident fffi'Mq- occasion, 1. ftwir$r: -5 A subject or topic discourse An uftl%< ; B. ; -2 To beg pardon, pray for grace. -3 To purify, make clear or pure intentness, being engaged pied -4 o bear fruit, succeed, be successful; f^TT WfOTffoT snftTft B. 3. 29. Cau>. I To propitiate, secure the favour of, pray, beseech ; fr?irrfsr ** ; Pt. intercourse.-^ Occupation, or occu- Illicit 21. % ; ; Si. 11. 22. ; 4. ^H'fftjf^w. Attachment, addiction, devotednesa Ka. I. IS 1 inf*T: be gracious or propitious ( oft. with iQf ) jrnrarsrnwrnj tj Mtfi^ 51B. 6. 64. -2 To be appeased or soothed, be satisfied ; -8 Acquisition, gain. bility. of the three Gunas according to Mammata, who thus defines it- Act of connecting, com- bining, uniting. -2 Applying, bringing to bear upon, bringing into use. 40 ( where the first sense is also intended ) ; Ka. 5. 35 ; B. 2. 68. -J Kind, kindly disposed, gracious, propitious ; ar>f wt iTTHTtrr Jfjrirt K. 2. 63. -4 Plain, open, clear, easily intelligible ( as meaning ).-5 True, correct ***& *ffr: V. 2;iroriTnn%trs Mil. 1. -6 Settled down, tranquil. ; qrr 1 Propitiation, pleasing. -2 Spirituous liquor, -damp. 3TT?rR; a. gracious-minded, propitious. (-/ ) N. of Vishnn. ^r spirituous liquor. 3TPT a. 1- almost clm. -2. almost true. ing, g^T, -T^TT a* gracious-lookwith a pleased countenance, flf&T smiling. water. having clear 67. Ms. . -2 tranquillizing, composing. -3 Pleas- gratifying. -4 Propitiating, *rr 1 courting favour. Service, worship. -2 Purifying. ing, I Vtnfqtfp.p. Purified, clewed. -2 Appeased, propitiated. -3 Worshipped. -4 Calmed, soothed. TTf?Sf 8 U. To bestow as a favour, give as a present. Combinution, union. : sity iOT^<m*: ; ind. Force, violence, impetuoP- 2. 30. tf 1 Violently, forcibly, perforce; nwnfrfw Vlft TWT im: Bg. Ms. 8. 332. -2 Very much, exceedingly (rorftn jftircnJor srrftunBs. 6. 25. -J JfW* fff: S. 1. 5 Importunately Bg. 11. 41. -Oonrp. S. 7. 33. f subduing by force 2. 60 ; ; ; ; ; JTOT^t 1 Favour, kindnese, ^ con1 - descension, propitiousneas jfg ' be pleased to show your; nmj self B. 1. 91 ; 2. 26. of -2 Good temper, -3 disposition. gracioasness Calmness, tranquillity, composure, absence of sedate-ness, excitement ; Bg. 2. 64. -4 Clear- serenity, ness, limpidness, brightness, transparency, purity ( as of water, mind &c.); far ttu: <Mrf?<jrn ^fra?^ *wr^ V. 1. 8 ; S. 7. 32 ; jmiTTffTTi Si. Ki. 9. 25. -5 1 Perspicuity, clearness of style, one 11. 6; B. 17. ; forcible abduction. Consideration, deliberation, mHt|H A I judgment. Binding, -2 fastening. net. argrf Ved. 1 Pouring or flowing forth. -2 Emission, discharge. = : a. The I < Contrary, inverted, -2 Turned towards the left. -3 Favourable. T 1 A. 1 To bear,' endure U. 6. 14. reverse. ; 673 -2 To withstand, overpower HT?J* 9>: Kn. 2. resist, T tfjifr m. Ved. 1 Force, -2 An epithat of Indra. -4 sault. ; m )^ A ligament. An utttiex, as- -2 net. fetter. tie, -5 A throw, shot. -6 Reach, extent. -7 A series, succession. -8 Power, authority, influence. -9 Ved. A. flame -10 A track, path. -3 To exert onself, attempt. -4 To dare, venture, be able. -5 To have power or energy gee sfflg. 57. Tflt A -3 A 1 . ; bearing up. of prey. -2 Resistance, endurance, 1 To be accomplished -2 To succeed -3 To bamade known. -4 To be got or obtained. -5 To be established. -6 To opposition. bo decorated. violence. 4 P. a. Withstanding, si?nf g- s A JJHfT: enduring, beast or bi.d A 1 beast or bird of I 2. ed, ; Si. ; 1. Fame, | qffrflr:/. oeedingly, much. -Comp. ^, plunderer bigbw&yman. ?*of violent or forcible seizure, plundering. pub- celebrity, renown. -2 Success, acuom pliehment, fulfilment -2 87. ; 7.16. Forcibly, violently, by 4 snmj ; -3 Ornament, decoration. Als. 4. 3. A small garden. Asleep, I -2 sleepy. pro- To accomplish, effect perfect, complete. -3 To gain, obtain Pt. 1. !}. -4 To overcome, subdue. -5 To dress, decorate, adorn, emmote. -2 ; -2 Sleepiness. Para- lysis. P-.2, 4 A. To advance, I A I -- "ST^i/. bellish. generate, produce. -2 be delivered of ; To beget, 1 To bring forth, ; Accomplish- or perfecting. -2 Purifying, cleansing. -3 Decorating, ornament- ing n 8W: A valet-de-chambre, an attendant who dresses his master : B. ' Offspring, progeny, children ; oft. at the young ones end of couip 1 ; Ku. Irtjj ?f}^iifl^T ; 87. 7. birth p'ace ( fig. ; -4 A ornament ornament -H, -sft A comb. decoration, means of decoration or Ku. 7. 13, -Oonp. 30. ; ; embel- f^iv. -decoration, lishment. ration *: ; f>fo- : the highest deco- HflTtMPHh JKTT*Tf*?tT: V. ing, delivering, giving birth to ; B. 14. 66. -3 Calving. -4 Laying eggs; N. -5 Birth, production, genB. 10. 53. -6 App arance, 1. 135. eration &c ) ; : forth, growth ( of flowers B. 5- 15 Ku. 1. 42. -7 production proge issue 5. 7 Ku. 2 ; 55 4. 14; S. 5. 31;U.2. 20. -6 1 A attendant who her inistresa lady's maid, a female looks to the toilet of ; HffrftfTT&forinrqtf- wrftnr 8. 7. 7. -2 Wild rice. iwrfas p. p. I Accomplished, completed, perfected. -2 Ornamented, decorated. -3 Proved. ?ii(Tr Ue. 65 A > ; Mil. fruit, **- : B. 9. 28 ; -7 Ved. Extracting Sum* ; P- Bound, fastened. engaged in, occupied I -2 Devoted to, with. -3 Intent on, longing for, instr. or loo. ) craving after ( with JflFTf <W*Tt *T uftort Sk. 8. clear. ^5T lying-in chauiar. 9. product. juice. -8 rf Pu, ; ; B. 23. matter. B. 3. 12. ar^HC a. ng produc- ifaiT the foot stalk of a leaf or flower, peduncle. ^a^rr, -IHIT pangs of child-birth, throws! ?urfV a mother. a place fiir-t 1 for delivery. -2. a nest. I the Piylla tree. Bringing forth. -2 Bear- ing children, fecundity. :/. ">. A woman in labour. A father, proorestor Pt. 4. 50. A 77 flower ; B. . 2. deli- recently FWn ; TO: ^fT: U. 5. 20, R. 2. 10. -2 A bud, blossom. -J A fruit. -Comp. ?5!i -wrr:, -WTT: epithets of the ^Jt a shower of god of love. flowers. iS-T*j 1 A P. I A -2 flower. bud, blossom. 1 To flow proceed arise, forth, Mb spring, n?rTCTi ?5>ffreTrTr ; fa-Wf?m ^T31F<J forth, advance -2 To go ; 13 B. 3frr: round 12 ; Dk. -3 To spread, fprg'JTSr ; ^?rr?: 10; TWr(lf! spread, prevail,: -4 To HTf^Tf?rflr ^f cirir 41. ; S. 2. -6 To to (do clined 4 180. -7 T; -8 'fo 3. 22. ; a ion,', ; u|TcTtf< ( IT- -5 To be f^V W- ft QfF'jH^ Pt> K 85. V. strong or in snjtf ai time 3. C0m- begin, ^(f(T^: 16. be lengthened; -9 To grow pan away f disposed or inthing ), move ; prevail, trff frrt be be fl^: siiTTRt ; 25. 1. pervade %ri>f>^r<: U. 3. 36. stretched, to extend T W: R- ), P fit^fr ; spread f3f P. . tense mother. 4 2. Produced, born. . A ineoca ; ; -9 A pro- 24. vered. JHj 27, tive, prolific. *r S. 6 vail. n.u. Setting in motion. -9 A current, stream. -10 Excitement, animation. -II Enjoining, ordering. -12Aiiistance, help. -I j Purauit, acquisition. -Comp. r35f o. about to be delivered or confined trfn- sjIYfT: JTR*f- : P- 85 B.^ , 9 ; 5Clt K. 1. 25 ; 7, -8 Offspring, 63 -10 A mother. -Comp. 7 pain resulting ns u necessary consequence of birth. Tfj: wind produced in the womb during tha pang* ,f tra- ~ c^rtrsT^T^- . . 13 1. A ; product, ; 2.3. -4 Very ; ^,. u Source, origin, Ki. 2. 43. ) ; sTHff^dfatr sfr: Accomplishing, effecting, bringing about. -2 Setting in order, arranging. -3 Decorating, ornamenting, embellishing; toilet, dreis Kn. 4. 18. also fti 7i. * A9 01. * 1 -4 -5 Flower, bloasom 17. 22. -2 Bringing A woman Begetting generation, procreation, birth, production. -2 Childas in birth, delivery, confinement 1 amrwrcm. -3 ) 1 Procreation, begetting, forth, bear- 1 generation. ; . forth, ducer, generator, prosre^tor 1 ). Caui. ft source coming 39 Ki. 3. ; - Fast itHleep. Overpowering, defeating. A kind of rice ( with small grains I -2 Brought livered. I Benowned, famous, -2 Decorated, ornamentadorned R. 18. 41 Ku. 5. 9. ; . A A Begotten, engendered. born, produced. flnwer. -2 Any productive at A woman recently de- p- P' sfrjjT . celebrated. licity, force ; ' parents '. -2 ig;3p*nMr^ Ak. mare. -3 A spreading creeper. -4 young shoot, tender grass. A mare. stq;=Frr . 1 ind. ; prey, Withstanding, resisting. -2 Enduring, bearing up. -3 Defeat ing, overcoming. -4 Embracing, an embrace. t or effected a. Bringing forth, bearing, irq; giving birth to w'fag;-*jrft>^ ). Dk. -10 -U To To breajf 674 or out ( as flre ). Caul. spread, stretch ; Bk. 10 44. 2 To stretch forward, extend, hold out ( as the hand ) *rr=?: S;iHI^ fortn 1 To ; mmwjrcfr wnlr fnfnr 3 To-pr<J out Sk. ; 2. 20. equal to two palat}; (rftsfrT: siffa-*Trt srw frt- Bh. 2. 45, Y. 2. 112. ? Ms. 5 129. -4 To open expand wide, Pt- expose for sale; or as ( eyes -5 To ). Advance, progress. -2 I . Flowing. -3 the palm of the hand stretched out and hollowed. 4 A handful ( considered as a measure sm?5t " 4. Spreading about ; Bv. I. 1 A conch of leaves and 1 -2 A couch or bed in general. -3 A flat surface or top, level, plain -4 A stone, rock. -5 A SraTT: precious stone, gem .-6 A paragraph, section of a work. -7 A handfnl of darbha grass. ing ; srt Going forwards, advancS. 1. 29. -2 Free or unimped- mtm I a. Flowing forth, dropping, distilling. ed motion, free scope access or course R. 8. 23 16. 20 ; Mn. 3. 5 ; H. 1. 186. -3 Spreading, diffu- To leave, abandon. -2 To let loose. -3 To sow, scatter - 4 To injure, hurt. -5 To dismiss, set sion, extension, expansion dilation ; Si. 9. 71. -4 Extent, dimension, aside. ; ; ; Si. 3. 35. -5 Pregreat quantity valence, influence S. 3. 10. -6 A stream, flow, torrent flood trqrjf ; ; 6 P. JPJW 1 . iflfSp.p' I Laid aside, dismiss-2 Hurt, injured. jr A finger stretched forth or extended ; ( aig- ; f^tfTTffT 5TT S^fafNsTt Gtt. 11. -7 A group, multitude. -8 War, battle. -9 An iron arrow.-10 Speed. 11 Affectionate solicitation. -12 Morbid displace( In medicine ) ment of the hum urg of the body. -13 To go forth, proceed; To spread, circulate ^<JT iwfoT Mb. 3ir% **r: iTf*: D. 1. 40. -3 To P- 1 ( fig. ) ; ; ftrf?r* creeep or crawl forth or along. Go-ng forth, running or streaming forth. -2 Escaping, running away. -3 Spreading forth or atroad. -4 Surrounding an enemy. -5 Amiubility. -6 Morbid displacement of the humours of the body. WtP>T: -"ft /. 1 Spreading, 3%3T- 1 Flowing forth, oozing, dropping. -1 Sprinkling, wetting, -3 Emission, discharge Rs 3. 6. -4 Vomiting. -5 Watering of the mouth or nose. -6 The bowl of a spoon or Spreading over the country -4 to forage. -5 Opening ( the mouth ). smrfY 1 Spreading abroad, ex a. \ ; ladle. A small garden. WlTOi I: A. sack, bag for -2 A leathern bottle. -3 A small instrument of wood placed under the neck of the late the sound deeper. ( for sale ). tnpr p. p. I Gone forward. -2 Stretched out, extended. -3 Spread, -4 Long, lengthened. '-5 diffused. Engaged in, attached to. -6 Swift, -7 Manifested, di-played -8 Modest, humble. Tt The p Ira of the hand stretched out and hollowed. A measure tr if:, flf The leg. equal to two palai. -Comp. ar, a particular class of or quick. D. 6. 14. sou an adulterine To make to 1 fall cross ( 1 Springing across or leaping over. -2 Evacuation by stool, diarrhoea. ?: An epithet of Siva. ip^ffH Tf^Ttf^n' Dysentery. fs^jj^w ). surface, level, wood. -6 ( In prosody ) A tabular representation of the long and short vowels of a metre with all possible varieties. -7 A process in preparing minerals. A bed of leaves and qfffTT: flowers. I Making a noise Crowded together, a. jTflfar-JT -2 sounded. warming. U. 1 To praise.-2 Ttf begin, commence Mil. & 9. -4 -3 To cante, produce Caul. To say, relate, propound. Mil. 3. I To relate, allude to, tell 3. -2 To begin, commence. ; ; ; A -2 flt A song or hymn of pra'se. time or opportunity ; see I -2 ment. commence- Beginning, An introduction. -3 ; Mention, allus on, reference ; HTWTWr*: S. 7. -4 An occasion, season flt opportunity, time,: or proper time MrTCTTTnr T ; wg (!TITofiirnmr Hnrt MW- 9- 44 T ff 1 An p- ; introductory words of a An introductory praise. on a suitable occasionind. TOTft ( I. seasonably. sTOrrVr incident, occasionally. -2. suitably ). ally, a conversation in -Onmp. tr^Ti which each interlocutor takes, a part. Mtdmi I Causing to be praised or mentioned, praising, praise. -2 prelude or -2 sutcaot. A sinner, traug- An * a a ' tar c rcu ' ar ' shape. KH^ 1 rgwrT t P . 1 To jostle ; T^in jr- Pk. 14.98.-2To stagger, stnuible, reel, totter. **r$ ; MV. i. 54. -3 An introduction, preface, exordi- um ( in general ) n^n*r iff qnr Mil. 2. -4 Sounding forth. -5 An introductory dialogue ( the prologue ) at the beginning of a drama between the manager and one of the actors, which,af ter giving 04 account of the author and his 'll ; commencement I gressor. iH^3 -5 The oocaiion of a discourse -6 The prologue of a drama see MMUMI below. -7 The 68. subject, topic. Beginning, Sprung forth. -2 w: Fallen, dropped. -3 Defeated. H^urp- ; ( flat Sa'man. -8 P. 1 To leap forward. -2 Caui. To upon, attack. a river Ac- ). il^fc^ Expanded, spread, diff n*oci, extended -2 Stretched out ( as bands. ). -3 Exhibited, laid out, exposed A thicket, ; grain. Surrounding an enemy. 1- A 1 ; -3 Surrounding an enemy! -4 Spreading over the country for fuel and grass. -5 The change of^a semivowel ( 5, ^and p- -5 A ; tending, increase, diffusing. expdas in ^n|ing. -2 Stretching out - general. -4 sRrTTt 1 extending. ex- diffusion, extension, -3 Stretching out. pansion- Going or moving for ward, advancing. -2 Pervading, spreading in all directions. -3 Enteriag the T Going forth, progressing, advancing. -2 Creeping along. enemy. irmti part of the sa criftcial enclosure called an Surrounding -2 Spread, Going to the srH$: -2 bed, couob. JTWtT: 1 Strewing, spreading out, covering with. -2 A bed of leaves and flowers. -3. A bed or conch in Bk. 14. 20. -2 Destruction, ruin. inTTtf 1 A 1 seat. plain. ed. -2 Stumbl- flowers. publish, promulgate. iTHT: Staggering. ing, falling. 675 introduces the qnalifications &c., audience to the incidents of the drama ( ; for definition, BOS 3Tfg$f TWlRd a. -2 Mentioned, referred Hffitrp-p. ). Begun, commenced. I to. Praised, 1 eulogized. commenced. -3 Accomplished, done, effected. -4 Happened. -5 Approached. -6 Pro- -2 Bt-gnn, posed, under discussion, decla r ed, taken in hand. -7 Expected, delired. -8 Ready, prepared. -9 Executed with effort or energy. -10 Made or consisting of. ^ I The matter in hand, the subject under or consideration argnr Rhet. ) -2 ( In utanwgrSfanrt. Forming the subject of discussion, the see strJnr srfjrr srorpTir ^r ^inwjt K. P. fsmr 10. -".omp. 3T5T! a figure of speech in which a reference ia made to a passing circumstance to bring out something latent in the hearer's mind see Chandr. 5. 64 and Euval. discussion ; under srjptf * 1 Ved. Praise, eulogiura. A. To I set out, depart " ara wfre*m ; Fulling or gushiu^ tiara. 3. 1 ; . Urged, pushed on. a. 1 Departing, going forth -2 Travelling, marching. T.lwir p- p. Set out, gone forth, departed, gune on a journey ( see wr with Ji ). 1 ; nfwrlf:/- 1 Qoing forth, depar-2 A march, journey. ture. A : S. 1 . ; 14. f^>R ; ; $ 1 ; ; JI*3fT p- p. Dropping, oozing, ^nfr one pouring forth. -Comp. whose breasts distil milk ( through excess of maternal love U. 3. R. wife of a grandson. 22. nwnronmr ^q-jfr *?iY Fit srr% Trsftrrsff a mountain unr U. sranrofi : Palpitating, a. fflis; R- 2. 70 To 6. -3 drive away, baniah, expel Ku. 7. -4 To urge forwards, push on. ura a. 1 Qoing to, visiting, abid ; ing in as in qr^fff ; ; 1. 54; Me. 58 -t The peak of a mountain Si. 4. 11 { where it hag sense 4 also ). -4 A particular measure of capacity Blown, opened, ex( as a flower ). -2 Divulged, published, spread abroad ( as a report ). -3 Plain, clear, manifest, ; equal palas. -5 Anything measuring a Praitha. -Comp. 3 a Praitha Cooking fT I Going or setting forth, deJTfJinrfa parture, moving, walking ?p T>^J55nrr& S. 5. 3; R. 4. 88; Me. Kn. 41 Amaru. 31. -2 Coming to 6. 61. -3 Sending away, despatch4 Procession, march. -5 A ing march, the march of an army or ftStailant. -6 A method, system. -7 Death, dying. -8 An inferior kind ; ; of drama a. 1 evident. HTKfo^r 1 Expanding, blooming, opening. -2 Making clear or mani- -3 Splitbloom or blow. ting. -4 Causing -5 Threshing corn. -6 A winnowing basket. -7 Striking, beating. -8 Wiping away, rubbing out. fest, disclosing, revealing. -2 To ri Mb. P. ITW* ( r see 8. D. 276, 544. A forth. Pouring ; R. 2. 61. 5 ; q. -3 -2 liich in v. v&riji.p. Oozed, ped, issued. J5T= A trickled, loud noise. drop. A dream. : 1 Sleep. -2 miasile which induces sleep. TfTigg? a. 1 sleep, soporific. -J Causing to fall * -2 Causing to die, slaying. TOTTST 1 -2 A Causing or inducing which iuducet sleep in the pernon attacked ; R. 7.61. sleep. JT^T?^ mias'le o. Ved. Agreeable, plea- ant. | ; sj^|?(T^- p- Quivering, 1 A. | move To dow 1 To unrrkill, slay *Nrmi% -*$ RR H uyw. *u Tr^ 13 j^fraiftrfr Bk. 9. away, -2 To strike, beat, uit IT^T-3 To strike, beat ( a dram 102. ; sjjacTg: flf!?:! -f^r Flowing forth, exuda- &c. ) trirkling out, oozing. ST^fHq ; i forth, ex- rapidly, fly \ Covered with T P' psweat, perspired, sweating. -2 Cauiing perspiration, hut. 2 P. : ude. -2 To run. Sweated, perapired. trembl- ing, vibrating, tremulous. /. Forgetf ulnesi. ; 'P- Excessive perspiration. ; Subhaih. tion !ren^: Ved. An epithet of the acred syllable om ( repented at the beginning of a Patlia or lesion ). To quiver, trebmble. expand, be dilated JirfgTWT-3 To spread fdr and wide 1^<^6 ; ; l. to u. top or : Flowing, oozing. -2 Urine. I = -3 vibrating, 1 jj^py 10 U. To pierce through, cleave, split. -2 To expand, open. 1 Yielding milk milk. trembling. sj^i panded ; -5 A sjout. -6 A pool formed by the mountain streams. -7 Sweat, iir. perspiration. -8 Voiding urine ; despatch rar ) Ku. 5. 14. -3 A jRr^i^iJ'Tfi; fall of water, cascade, cataract. -4 A spring, fountain; *rTTT% Flowing, ponring forth, exudation U. 6. 22. -2 A stream or flow ( as of milk ) R. 1. 84. : -2 Flow from the discharge of milk breast or udder; ( pour forth. distil, gushing forth, or N. of To 2 P. or Flowing trickling, c zing, dripping. 159. vessel for bathing. " Very :oily or greasy ; -2 To advance, march towards. -3 To walk, move B. 1. 89. -4 To stand firmly. -5 To be established. -6 To approach, o&me near. Cuts \ To canse to retire. -2 To xend away, dismiss, bO;Ku 4. patched. -2 Established, proved- -3 ; ; - strating. -4 Using, employing. -5 vrr Sending Carrying off cattle. away, despatching. MWrffa p. p. I Sent away, des- ; m Sending away, dismiss- I : Trickling forth, gushing, flowing or oozing out. -2 A flow, stream. -3 Milk flowing from the breast or udder sr^ur ( v. 1. for w>* ) 3fa*Jicft mjt&rymfertn R. 1. 84. -4 Urine. -5 Tue overflowing scum of boiling ric ?(. (pi.) -i ing, despatching. -2 Appointment to an embassy. -3 Proving, demon- I To flow forth gush forth, ooze out out, let flow. see user- Killing, slaughter. a. Miscarrying. 1 P. jr^r < ; or out -2 To pour I Wounded, killed, -2 Beaten, struck (as a drum); p. p. slain. w **tf mrr$BiRT: v Me. 676 feated. -4 Spread, expanded. -5 Contiguous. -6 Beaten, frequented (sa -7 track). learned. Accomplished, vffrrp.p. Th moon. To laugh, 1 ^T ^nmr Kn ; -2 To deride, ridicnle, inook ; yfcf iryw?^nr Vfff sretffSSnbhftsb. -j To brighten up, look splendid, cheer up. HfTT't I Loud or violent laughtrr, laughing, mirth. -1 Ridicule, mock- ^ r^ ; finei ; Appropriate, suitable. A large ( j. fire- R. ; 15. 3. -2 Kidicule,derision.-3Irony,satire -4 A dancer, an actor. -5 N. of Siva. -6 Appearance, display Ve. 8. 28. -7 N. of a place o pilgrim; ' Bk. ; 62 2! -5 To seize upon. sent Ved. ; 9. 7. ; A jester, : I , laughter, -2 diverting. jesting. -3 Smiling with 15. -4 Shining, Joking, Mil. 9. ; resplendent -5 6. 37. _. Satirical. A ; Ku. jester, buffoon. -6 To offer, at 3 fingers general of Rivana. JTJT 3 P. I To give abandon, relinquish fTTT'j Bg. 2. 55, 39 ; Rim. -2 To up, ; forsake, irsrfrftr tjY^Jrifr let 30, cast, A Ved. JTff good throw at dice, gain. ; Abandoning, omitting, .' Si quit- 4. 55. "rfrRr:/- 1 ITTT.*: A 1 whole watoh. -2 Striking th hours. -2 De- quitted, abandon- or jrf -2 Destruction, removal, loss. 5 P. 1 To send forth, proTo throw, discharge, shoot; benting.-2 Cast- mj^tfr 1 Striking, -6 A weapon, missile *rr T$?ft ) gyrrt H5< ; A m. weapon. watchman. -2 missile, A 1 A bellman. sny^ beat*, a. or an i, I On ewbo assailant. combatant, fighter. shooter, an archer. strikes or -2 Fighting, a -3 Shooting, a iff ft: 1 Striking, beating, hitting; Y. 3. 248. -2 Wounding, killing. -3 A ; 15. 121. -3 To thump Ac. -4 R. 7. 44 gft is]ifi A cut or thrust, as in w^Tyrr- -5 A kick as in mqugMi wwrtjrc. -6 WTJT a. wounded Shooting. -Tomp. by a blow. (-4) acute pain caused stroke, blow, hit, knock, ; Tmn ; by a wound. A desirable gift. I Beaten, struck, hit, A blow, wounded. -2 Seized. jr stroke, hit. JTf^4 joice ; joy, exultation, ; 5T?Tf Enrapturing, miking exThe planet or: tremely glad, Mercury. * The planet Mercury. tyep'P- I Delighted, pleased, Jjf5<7: glad,overjoyed.-2ThriIling,bristling ( as hair ). -omp. wrw^, -fir^, -JTT^ a. delighted in soul, rejoiced at heart. ^jq- a. I. looking pleased. 2. of a pleasing form. TfT<Jf: A crow. A kind of pastry I srtrr-}j -2 Sweetmeats ( distributed RCT). at fest- ivals. A I kind of sweetmeat -2 A riddle ; cake or see sftfcvi below. 3$?ST free or unrestrained bedal- "J^tT A riddle, an enigma, a conodrum. It is thus defined in the ftffgwifCT JTfff%:/-. tr P. 1 ifc^q To ba glad, to re- fW 6. 20 : *nr i ftr^Tix It is wr>Jf or ; ( p. i; Bk. send, despatch Extreme I raptute 5^. 35$. inrgrr srrrof* R. 3. 17. -2 Erection of the male ing, tl.rowing. -3 Assailing, attacking. -4 Hurting. -5 Removing, ex- ; l^Vn P- P- Left, gl. pre- ( a pe,ridd roughly hours ) n^V ; Abandoning. ficiency, want. ed. ; ; Bk. 1*. 83. -3 qjTTflrJTI^ To depart ttorn. Pau. -\ To be forsaken or neglected. -2 To be lost, to perish. -3 To vanish, cease, disappear. ^ sr?7: ; TfTtqit "TJTft light haviour, loose conduct, playful lianoa Pt. 2. 44. rar discharge bristle rejoice before hand, anticipate pleasure. Caul. To gladden, exhilarate, de- STSj^Tp: a pelling. The open hand with extended. -2 N. of a I llgtrl! ting 84 -4 To T. 8. buffoon. Causing amusing, ._ ; cf . STHW. ; the ) ). watoh day, a reckoned -2 To loc. or dat.). The eighth part of srtjT: R. 5. 11. nnsnult. with ( ' with loc. ( 7.59. ; -3 To attack, ( kicks wound throw, cast, hurl Voilent or loud laughter. I 70 3. strike at, strike, TrOJT injure, 11 1. Vfnti Ku. ; To I fra-TT ; hurt, ^ Laughing. P. 1 ST5 et 58 jasmine -2 fitrfr-fl. v. ). p- pLaughter, mirth. offering of food to lation. kind of An as hair of the organ. . farce a 8. D. thus de- beat A A IT created beings ( qjTJni ), one of the five daily Yajnts to be preformed by a houteholder ; cf. Ms 3. 74. HjM?/- Ved. An excellent ob- pan. age -6 arrow). -5 Appointed. all 9I or ( ! A n 533 ftt -4 Discharged, shot !T it: - ; -3 Sent, f^TTwrfanrout. sauce, condiment. jryjnr U. 4.-3 Sttire, latirical *riiing,-4 kind of low comedy as an 5. 42- forth. put Placed, despatched, directed smile R. 3. 51. fT try, irony, joke ( 1 -2 To stand on end, body ). -3 To 11. 36 messenger. well. -2 Extended, stretched : P. 1 A Ved. A : answer is : r|;jT^*rJT former stance of the ( ) "here the i* an in- kind ; answer is nrrw ); iii5T M ( where the of the latter. Dandin, however, mentions 16 different kinds of srjf^w see K&v. 3. 96-124. ; STjTH': I Diminution, decrease.-! Languishing, fading away. 1 A. To be greatly delight- jrjrr^ ed, rejoioe. Caui. To delight, ex- hilarate, gladden. jrjrr p. p. Delighted, joyful, pleased. srgrr%i/' Pleasure, delight. *ia( ifr )TS > Great delight, happiness. of a son of the Jy pii. -2 Sound. -3 N. demon HiranyaAccording to the PadmaPurinu, he waa a Brahmana in his previous existence, and when born Kaipu. [ as son of Hiranya-Kaipu,he still retained his ardent devotion to Vishnu. His father, of course, did not like that his own son should be such a devout worshipper of bis morta 677 enemies, the god*, and with the object of getting rid of him, be subjected him to a variety of cruelties; o ( r/. ) Pertaining to the subject of discussion, relevant to the matter in hand ( often but Prahloda.by the favour of Vinhnu, was quite unscathed, an 1 begnn to preach with even greater earnest- used in the sense of Tl)t vJT^T 5rHT K. H. 10. ness than before the doctrine that Eatitled to Vishnu space and was omni- filled all ornni-scient, otuni-potent. Hirany-Kipu in a fit of exaspera- r a. present, tion asked him " If Vishnu omni- in present how do I not see him in the " pillar of this hall ? Whereupon Prahlada struck the pillar with his first ( according to another account, himself Hiranya Kagipu angrily kicked the pillar to convince his son of the absurdity of his faith ), when Vishnu came out half-man and half- and tore Hiranya-Kasipu to Prahlada succeeded his and father, reigned wisely and lion, pieces. righteously. ] ^7 Gsldddening, de* Causing joy lighting B. 13. 4. or delight, gladdening, delighting ; TWT irjrnprr^. R. 4. 12. gr JTjrrC TC. ed Sloping, slanting, inclinSi 12. 56. -2 Stooping, bent ; I down bowin< humbly, down (rqrrqr HijjtKHr ^r ?f: Mv. MflRn ; 1. 47 Wl -3 STI*R*: VJr ) -2 catamite. A by another's wife. will Freedom of iH fnlness. -3 Irresistible will, considered as one of the eight attributes or liddhis of Siva or the Supreme Being see i%t$. ; STT^f- 1 enclosure. A a fence, -2 An encircling wall, an or sur- rounding wall, rampart fiprnr ihrPt. 1TWT* 5#3rR* *P& K. 12: 71 ; ; 229. 1. TOrrthr a. I Fit for a wall. -2 Enclosed by a wall, walled. srnjTTST: -2 mirror. A metallic Ved. 1 A kind of ornament. Ul renown brity, JIPBT a -4 Devoted or engross- in, ed by. -Oonrp 3^1$ a. bowing with the palms of the hand joined and put to the forehead as a mark of 20 t gr-itiH^iJ'i JUprft Den. P. To make humble, ( I ) f3T* [ A H. irrgy <* invita- summons, call, [ *-$a; of aj^rs* ] High, I jfty, or , I fas a man); SUfTsri-fprirrgsr: R. 1. 13; 15. 19. -2 Long, extended S. 2. IS. ;j: A tall man, a man of great stature nlg^** ; B. bl. Wlft ), 1. 3 ">d. I Before ( usually with wKtrrfrT fsn^Trrf-f JJT^ snrnrT- R* Bk. f*Ku. -2 At 8. 2.4 first, 106 ; w% %^ *$.. 14.78 *S. inrs^: already jit. 5. ; r- 21. jrprft ; rl3ir R- 7. 34. -3 Before, pre riously, in a previoos portion ( as nf book ); yfi* mir ' P to ; WTT5 davbr-ak. -5 In -6 As far -7 At dawn front. mq irrsyjtf Manifestation, notoriety. n. jf ( or Fate, destiny. jrr^TT 1 Sharpness. -2 Pungency. -3 Wickedness. -4 Ardour, zeal. Boldness, confldenoe 1 i D. -2 Pride, arrogance. -3 Proficiency, skill. -4 S. Development', greatness, maturity ; sn%!fTi5"r, rTtT;g| !<*? &c. -5 Mani5TTanrTK: festation, appearance iiF* quence 5If Trr ' f^r ^Tf^r sjff5 may mean 3. 11. 1WI' 1^(11 where irr Mil. also ) WI?* ; boldnes* -7 Pomp, ( ' ; -8 Resolute. determination. -9 Impudencerank. A sil ] Original, unmodifled ; mV see ordinary. -3 Uncultivatilliterate-; vulgar, unrefined, common, ed, K. 146 Bg. 18. 28. -4 Insignifi- ; Mu. ; 1. as, or publicity, Prakrit!, q. v. ; ' reabsorption into PrasJUf^r FIT: knti.' -6 Provincial, vernacular (as a dialeut ) ; see below. A low if: JTT9T HX first, A point. foromost S. T: wr. ^wrnirir 1 ; 5. Thin coagulated " r a. Jmr^: J- 15- ; '- -Oorap. t*j chiefj principal f^ugrrg , Ku. 7. 40; R. 16.23. inilk- Chief, foremost, best, most excellent. : : War, battle. Trickling out, dropping" oozing. man, an ordinary or vulgar man. ?f house. The highest -5 Derived from tion. tail, lofty MHH 10 6. srf- natural, r7r unaltered, firi?r Tf-lft/. cant, unimportant, trifling n^ - Kn. ; ) "- . pr- Former, I ) ; ; frR. respect. ; *fr/- ( jr$f - ( ; 16. 80. attached to, engaged subdue - antecedent vious, ness, ; Natural, derived from nature; 39. -2 Illusory. I Mv.7. ; Submissive, humble, submitting Ttig<si{it*fa- *jm B. ffr A I 6. 37. modetly /. mm supported ; : *r ( preference or superiority. (.. whose country is separated from the country with which he is allied by that of another ). enemy vernacular or provincial diafrom and akin to San- : A guest, visitor ; f%rpr- lect derived skrit ; tr^rlt: fl^yit 7 irpfr a* ** Ueoiaohandra. ( Hff ; H: ; JTf^tiflr Si. 2. 36. . the ruler of see Malli. OB a natural neu- e. ; TfTHPT: whoao dominions tral, t. e. a ruler lie beyond those of the natural ally. 3wt: a common or ordinary fever. fiTT: complete dissolution of the universe. ftnr a natural ally, i. . a ruler whose dominions lie imme; diately :. 66 beyond those of the natural ; .2. 56. of beae dialects are spoken by the female characters and inferior personages of Sinskrit plays ) a^rwMTH> ^jfrff Jn^STaBR: Kav. 1. 33. leo 34, 35 nrJTcqwrj?Tjf5r Bv. 3r^* Many j: A small kind of -2 A floor ( conrt > court-yard. as of the house ). -3 A kind cf drum. a STH?, *K dram (<m). A * r) - ( "*/ > ' Tnrned towards the front, in front, foremost. -2 Eastern, easterly. n -3 Prior, The ( pi. ) previous, former. the east. -2 Eastern grampeople of snr o. ( srrnr ) marians. -Camp. the having the point turned towards east. 9mrwt ( srrnrfT: ) I. anteced1 ent non-existance, non-existenca of a thing previous to its production, as of an effect previous to id pro- 678 dtiction. -2 ( in law ) non possession of property ( that nrmy be possessed ) 3rfHf|-fr ( irrifJrf^ ) a. mentioned before. 3T^WT f WT ) the former state t $f%r: ) previous utterance. ; ' ' ilTS^ ( a east. north eastern. ) ( utjr^^ ) north-eastern. (sfrsft=tr)/ the njrth- 5fjir^( sir3riT=O done in a former tion an ac- 1- life. -2. a pre- liminary medical treatment. -3 a preCTtft liminary rction in general. ^frjfpr ( ITSTW: ) a former uge. ( TfaBTSTiT ) a. belonging to the for- mer istence. -'2. excellence, sr^S'sr ) o or facing the east 2. 51 ^y ( sn^having the points turned to- the east ( said of Kusi grass ) ; Ms. 2. 75. ( -;i ) the poiut of a blade of such Kusi grass. yar in a former ( irranr ) an act done wards life. o. s;e5 ed from tne uiajqg ( form the east R. ; qi3>^(un ( ) female organ the of generation. fVt ( iTTfifVc ) <*. in due or good time before too late. nrst'^ h ) "., * former / 3m%: birth. ( sir- wftraT: N. of country, aUo Kamaru'pa. -2 The people of this country ( pi. }. ( -tr ) N. of a city, "stfff: an epithet .of Vishnu. o- ( Jtr^iSTT ) south east) I : called 3WT ern. : li'?5I the eastern ) -f rft*> grt, a. ( Jrirjnc having doors facing the east. cite. ) "TT^: mer I ( ^51: country. smpTTT: ( trial, res the plea of a for- ) judicata ; the morning twilight. sfRy* ) a morning li) rjf ) member the first pound. blow. fruit irg-f*: <jre?t ( ( ?fhT^ Sffa^ ( TI^flowing eastward. (-/.) a ) a. river. The jtir ) ) ( qj( ( Tnfj- the eleventh lunar mansion, the planet Jupiter. | : q^FQT-.i -"CT) the planet ?3*f. ( UiffKTrST: ( srrrwrw ) taking meJupiter. dicine before rneala. vrfl! ( Tmrrthe fore-part. f: ) 1. the front. -2Briliasjrti. & H* luo top or sumMil. 9 15. -2the front part, fere part or end ( of vrr mit of a mountain anything j ; ; 5 il - large flood ; 19- ; S. horizon ; : . q^ the i1^ Me. 89. easterly. Turned 1 ] towards the front or ; a ) : judge, the presiding of law Ms. 8. 79, oflicer in a court 181 ; ; 9. 234. A : coachman A whip, -JT : The Girhapatya previous ex- 1 a srnrrTfT Sacred to - [ Prajapati. -2. Born of Pvajapati(Braruha); Ku.6.34.-3 Belonging to Prajapati B. 10. 52. ST: 1 One of the eight forms of marriage in Hindu law, in which eastern, east, the father gives his daughter to the bridegroom without receiving any present from him in order ti.at the two may live happily and fnith fully together ; -2 Previous, former, pre- Before..-Comp. ( abl. ). = srjr a. -J Jinnr the saered thread worn over the light ( T3TriTTtT ) ahoulder and paused under the left arm, as at a Sraddha. ari^fr^, -TT4)!f o. weariBg the sacred thread over the rignt shoulder and under the left arm ; MR. 2. 63. q^q-: a former ^rr^fitf irrrr v. an an cient story. the moon. wf|^ m. an or situated in the Bilva epithet of .Indra. Wt ?J: Ms. ii 3. 30 front. ( eaotern" country or east of the The people of e. ; of fast or penance 5 ; r^ , The heaven of the *2?IH.H. -6 Manes ( f^ffraf ) + Giving away the, whole of one's property before entering upon the life of m. m. coachman ; A an country. -Oomp. a. Eastern, easterly. 1 Vehemence, passion. -2 Fierceness, horrible look; srr^'g^ ^ffit srwrgtRT irrif; Mai. 3. 17. 3Tf%4rr 1 A mosquito. -2 A female falcon. STT-jr^i STTxfrf A"Q enclosure, fence, wall. Abundance, copiousness, A hawk. charioteer, driver, Si. 18. 7. coB6t*llation Rohint. ) the country, south river Saraevati. -2 -2 Multitude. ( i. 1. 60. - 2 Ganges and Yanvml ( wit ) ( also n. ). -3 ( with fifa ) The eighth' day in the dark half of the month of Pausba. -4 N. of Vishnu. -5 A kind Being -2 Being or vrrrr the eastern dialect, language spoken in the east of India. I Wf: l ^f%?f (HHIM^T Y. N.of the confluence of the ', this or ; $t(Eft Tf ifi RBcetic. living in.the east, eastern, easterly. -3 Prior, preceding, previous. -4 ' The *>ir: 1 Aucient, old. pi. plenty. fire, q. v. snsflTfiTO It^rPjjT: '5. srr^^f ; Ve. In tront. -2 Eastward kalpa q. goad 5.10. fti^= q. v. driver, charioteer, Ms. 8. 293. ; vioaslv mentioned. -J Old, ancient. ST: -sf A fence, wall. tf ind \ JfT^if I -Oomp. 18. an epithet of Indra. eastnrn ; ) 4. . -3. quantity, heap, multitude, Bh 3. 129 MM. 5. 29. . a. of H^ -2 N. of Norn. sing, jrrj-^ ) ( SIT^ Asking, inquiring, questioning as ; east Ha an ancient opinion. a comthe first ( SfrfJTfTC: ) urtrTW. ) the bread- tree. "S?5'ft is miki. bation or sacrifice. tree. n srr^iiTPjX? dynasty or generation. f ^ = JTT5^rrT: q- v. frrirrs ( JTRfrTim ) a former event. ftr*^ -*r, -fSuwf s ( irrjl?rt^ &o. ) a. having the head turned towards the east. tfv'TT f^cTOf: ; ( some interTfT5!W frjre: Malli. ' a room in pret the word to mean which the friends and family of the ' sacrificer assemble former ). -2. a irr"nTV^ ) 1. going before, preceding. -2- a precursor, forerunner. -3 going eislwaid. s^T 61 but 15. of patronymic Mann. -2 Of Daksha. -J Of Val- h-.vingits columns turned towards a- ( irrffli* towards, ^T; (JT(T^$T.) wishing, desirous of. kind of sacrificial room I. a manifest- ) iu a distinct first ; ; A 1 superiority. turned towards Ku. 7. 13 Ms. 8. 87. -2. inclined ; times, old, ancient. jy ) a. I 5JI3 ( or - ] 1 3T5 learned, clever U. ywrTi w &/ ) C ** -2 Wise, Intellectual. ; f^3r(t -y. 4. A I JfTlfr: wise W3 or learned man ; &)"T: sn^TT f T%^W Ve. 2. 14 Bg. 17. 14. -2 A kind 1 Intelligence, of parrot ,rr or uuderstanding. -2 A clever ; intelligant womanlearned or clever The wife of a learned of a wife -Comp. man. of gnir the ??T 1 A woman. -2 m*n. -J N sun ( sfatfft ). a wise story about 679 fancying oneself be wiae, con- to ceited. " STTvrtl plentiful, Abundant, much, many 1 ; m oopiont, T*rJ ft- sbrr: umnft: jrgrrg S. 7. 34 ; B. 13. 62 ; Si. 14 25. -2 Great, large, important ; jrr3rftrin: Kn. 2. 18 ; Q. L. -3 Lofty. 5. HMtf 1 Straightforward, can- -2 Straight, sincere. did, honest, erect. Foldas a **#**] srf3Tr%<*-[S ing the bands in supplication, mark of respect or humility. the vital or animal an attributes of a deity. wrjft: oblation to the five Pr&nas. - ?T: -yxiT: 1. a lover, husband; Amaru. 67; Bv. 2. 57. -2. wind. '?Tr l -f''T?r a / TJ^vffjf, wife, beloved, mistress. -37(PT: departure of the soul, death. 3^ a. refreshing TT?7T: food. or reviving the spirits. j^^-^rar peril of life, the nose. fi K. 35 38. -3 Ved. To blow ; Bk. 4. wind ). =: srror below. breath of life, vitality, life, vital air, seme, the Prlnas being five TH and J^H B. 2. 53 r: first ; ) n ). ; -3 The Bg. 4. 29. -4 Wind, air inbaled. -S Energy, vigour, strength, ); power as in JirormT q. v. -6 -7 ( opp. ^rfk ) ; spirit or soul Supreme sense ; Spirit. -S An organ of 4. 143. -9 Any person and necessary at a beloved person wfrjrt ajft$mfl: The The Ms. or thing as dear life, 2. fT: irprrt or object time. ) -f: Vishnu murrs MI U M: iron a. lif e- blood. ffsjorr gift of life; giant one his life'. punishment. ^Rra: a 'to 3T yfij a. 'life-giver', deliverer. onr, f jfnf life. -2. the gift of one's life. 1 life, life. a. body's life. living, animate. ( -ft ) a living being. uiTof 1. maintenance or support of life. -2- vitality. -3. a means of supHPT: 1- a lover, husporting life. band. -2. an epi net of Yarna. f^fff: restraint of breath, checka lover, 1 . qfir: ing the breath. hut band. -2. the soul. Tfrft- the voice. existence. ir^, -^Tr3f -^rf'i'^ o. renr^ror destoring or saving life. as fs>j parture of life, death. dear as life' a lover, husband. *rw 1 ' T v- 92; wMAflfv* wf?MDk. -10 The life or essence -13 A breath as a measure of -14 Gum-myrrh. -Clomp. u- a. feeding on air only. *rr??fi m. ^a- the ocean. pusseisedof life, living, animate, sentient, (-m.) I a living being ; ainJhr irror^rt ft B. 2. 43. -2 N. of Vishnu. rirsrof suicide. -*r:=irriinrrH q. v. jrnrr 1. support of life "maintenance, and muscular ; PTHI? S. 2. 4. 5-^ STft^ o. 1. causing death, takiug away life, fatal gff ntfr^* ; w ; a. fatal. ?H3> 1 living. -J Producing fr"T(T: Air, wind. ITdhft 1 atranr: destruction of life, a living being ; Bh. 3. 63. physician to a king. a vital function. orifice of life. killing wnrrfc wrwq m. separation of the being. TT: -fftf: /. cost ?TCTT: th or sa Supreme tfWTs suspension of death. .*tai ,-4ta risk or danger life. Hunger. -2 Sobbing. -3 Hic-cough ( ffrarr ). ifT tit?I: see *J^T. UTTsr^ o. Furnished with or animated living, 1 having breath, ; *Tfr mraftT: snort*: S. 1. 1. -2 Strong, powerful. a. Kept alive, animated. o- Breathing, living, alive. m. I A living or sentient being, s, living creature srrfarsT: urophr: ; wi Me. 5. -2 A man. -Oomp. sjif a limb of an animal. grrtf a whole class of animals. ftf gambling with oockS. 1. 1 ; flghting-animals, ( fighting, ram-fighting &o. ). " ( =^/. ) Proper, fit, suited. Debt. soul fttffr: -2 Water. -2 Life, throat. Respiration, breathing. STTfrf^l o- fatal, destructive to life. -vmJ-*\ air inhaled and exhaled. ar^sf an organ of sense. from the body, death, The I JTforir: -4f morning death. of __ suppressing the breath. -2. danger fT*rr$T:i-faK*: loss of life, to life. kind a ) qrortr a. Strong, powerful *r: 1 Breathing. -O Air, wind. -3 A sacred bathing place. -4 The lord of created beings. part of the ( -^ WTfr: I A living being, an animate or sentient being. -2 Myrrh. -\. the month. -2- a nostril .-^re"l. wind. ( deadly poison. husband. soul. srrjtr: the v-T: death. stfrar o. ! fatal, mortal. -2- lasting to the end of life.ending with life. -3. dangerous. -4. capital ( as a sentence ). ( -sjf ) murder. -2. the act of breathing. 1. the Supreme being. -2. -/. ) the source of life, -fy 1. rrsr ) m sinTfTt Hf^mRir Olt. 7 .-2. capital. livelihood M&l. vigour, Trorart ( r* *w. fihrrm killing a fiving being, taking away life. CTTC: loss of life, -orftjr a. |. dearer than life .-2. superior in strength or vigour. vrnfrirni: a f1tMI<(*4UH|unmi body. ' strength ^ ; reciting n. the HTT a. as dear aa life. (-IT:) a busband, lover. ( -Hr ) a wife, -^r* a. having life as the essence,' full of saving J^r^-frrt fighting for ^if: an attempt upon any H^ the Vedic text. savi- resigning a very great life, manner of CT^irr a peril. water. -2. ; ; of poetry, poetical talent or genius ; inspiration. -II Aspiration ; as in (nOTm or 3r? ( -jf ) |. wt of the five life-winds or vital which has its seat in the ( Inngs ( ; ; 12. 54 life-destroying. r?Rrt%: H. 1. -2. death. hnnbanrl. Breath, respiration. -2 The 1 fatal, murderous. -2- destruc|^: murder. wrrr: 1. sni1. 3*V: capital principle of life ( usually pi. in this airs tive. a danger to life. in?: tmrer a. destructive to a. * Hfl^fiftuit . JTTOT: g flftT, giving. ( as the to life, peril of 3 or suspending the breath during the mental recitation of the names or life. Mi^fa< See sfarra. P. 1 To breathe, respire, inhale air. -2 To live, be alive; soul. fatal, mortal, causing death. -3 arrTrff: restraining injury to life. 1 At day-break, at dawn, early, in the morning. -2 Early on the morrow, the next or tomorrow morning. -Comp. ^jr the early day, forenoon. 3fr$r: meal, breakfast w^wr : ; Bk. . 8.. 98.. one who has breakfasted or taken bis morning meul. -^fo n . T*I ^r^f ( irnrj^nJ 4c. ) a 3m?I^ * morning ceremony or rite ( WR5: ( ; worship, smftwrff: ) a morning duty prayer Ac. ) morning time. i^Tj a bard whose duty it is to wake the king or any g reat personage 680 with the morning in appropriate ) the river f^rifi (jrraflnrr? songs. Ganges. -f^r forenoon, -iff?: morning milk, -s^t: (*rw:*ffi) the first watch of the day. m.acrowrr?if breakfast. morning meal, VTT3T5T HWT ( Jrnrtfvrr ) 1- the morning twilight. -2. tne morning devotions or Sandbya adoration of u Brabmana. 'WTf: Jn morning-time, n^if ( inwuT^: &* day-break. Ac. ) the morning libation of Soma. prnf) morning ablation. r: ( morning a,. ( ) (*' / ) 1 Existing only in appearance, not real. -2 Looking "-. morning the in inversion, inverted or reverse order Ms. 10.13. -2 Hostil- *? I ; ity, opposition, hostile feeling. A k. 4. 14. ). 1 A - ^/ opposing, contrary *V: Mv. irrrct'itr'f hostility, ; laying tic conges Opposed. ) wr: 5. Adverseness, opposition, ununfavourableness, common -2 Qranting / ft The subject is his a - di- under ) Occurring - iivstik', inimical. in, or srftq^ q. v. ^ ' -J A jrrfjte ( *ft/- ) ' Relying ta divination or genius.-2 Intellectual, mental, -vi Genius or vivid imagina- M Becoming bail or se- curity, surety ship, becoming answerable for the appearance of a debtor, for his being trustworthy, paying his debt; and visi- dis- making Manifestation, The span of ihe thumb 1 gion. A respot, place, A 7r3'?pt gift, donation. o. ( *ft /. ) 1 Having pre- srr^firei cendents, precedented. -2 Limited, /. -3 Significant. -*>: The owner A span long. he forefinger. a. ( ^r/. ), m^I^f Relating to the evening. Jncflffo? <* ( 9fV/- ) Mental, exis ting in the mind or imagination. srnfj a. ( sst/) Reverse,'con- trary, retrograde. 5rrfTfa^> : A P"<>ce W/Ol Cotfldential, gT?afl# -2 Standing bail for the trusty. sft^or surety of a debtor ( as a *T/' srniR3fl?*r3r- 1 A student who has just entered on the study of the Vedas ( 3t$ ) -2 A Yogin just commenciug his course. 5rrTT&- ( *iT/- ) 1 q. v. Happening irniTii Being first, precedence, Pre-eminence,superiority, 1 Aspredominance, prominence. -2 A chief or cendancy, supremacy. -3 principal cause. ( irrvn^Ti iirerun^, ' ' mwr?rer: especially, chiefly ', 10. 19 ). '; Bg. 'principally a. Well-read, JJT^ ( as a Bribmana highly edu). Beading, studying, a - C f Bis^r Distant, remote, long. clined. -3 Fastened, -4 Favourable. ij Primary, -2 Former, previous. -J for the flrat time. first, initial. destructive weapon, or Occurring ) *V excellent, pre-eminent, Besupreme, ruost distinguished. -2 from Pradhana, lating to or derived cated ( ( eminent. ). "' . any war-implement. srnjTF^ of the Pra- tyantas q. v. trustworthiness ) 5Tqf^^ A miracle. STT?!rfihF to manliness or valour. K. P- 10. -2 JTTf^Tijr evident or mani- visible, and forefinger. -2 every day, daily. P. I- 2- 45, : 5T: T^OT Si. 8. 12. Manifestation. j juggler, conjurer. Itffan? 1 Juggling, conjuring, legerdemain. -3 Working miracles. - Express, explicit. -3?; UTfetaf^f The crude form of a subFi'e. stantive, a noun in its unio fleeted state (before receiving* the case- ; 11. 15 a. Enmity, commencement. -2 Produced belonging to the day called g-j: ; sTr^saj^ur visible. local. tanu. hostility. a. ( iff/.) I Forming the K ; of a district. A a WV/-).I Contrary, adJnfrfaST Dk. what f^tfT: 6 1. ance of a deity on earth. a. Appeared, become srrjvfff ble or manifest, manifested, played. Suitable, ) daily. tion. to every one due. Ms. fest, manifestation, appearance. -J Becoming audible. -4 The appear- Vengeance, revenge. ( against an adversary. w ( ). uudibls, be heard. 1 Coining into existence, Becoming o- ( *ftf- ) 1 Peculiar, to others, one's own. mfrhfr* iTtfaftfeifr! not srn^sf^r -2 rules for the phonewhich words in any There exist four Pratiakbyas, one for the Sakala branch of /ttgveda, one for each of the two branches of the ifajurveda, and one for the Atnarvaveda ). friend-liness.: verse. down used chiefly urj^ 1 t'. I To becooie manifest or visible, tihow onaeeif, appear. -2 To arise, coiuo to ligbt. -3 To be- arising A neighbour ( in next-dour neighbour -2 Kul1 ) tise J-.HTTRf? f ^ urprta: the accents Ac. The pan of the thumb and the forefinger. -2 Filling. Tb China rose ( sm ). 1 : come neighbour. Trin^f! 3t ( To appear, spring up P. STT evidently, Visibly, sight y and ij, Against ) Sakha of the Vedas undergo, and teaching the mode of pionouncing a. Matutinal. ( /. grammatical trea- Very early nidWif <* zjft able. sft/. ) Relating to the ind. ; ( the grain, adverse, hostile, disagree- morning, matutinal. iffiTWTT ind. aianiiestly, in with like. JTTfrTSJtffo? general sacrifice. sjhrc or It. ind. I ! ] * -2 Bent, inbound ( W3T. ). Wt A carriage. Favourabley, agreeably conformably, suitably 13. 43. n < ST? ; -2 Crookedly. priority. SjT^f^TD; Going round a person or object from left to right the right side towards circumambulated. keeping the object border, skirt, verge; the lips, S. 4. 1. -2 Corner ( as of 8 WT. -2 2 4. Mil. adw, eys &c.) KxtrBi -4 Boundary extremity. ; ; 681 verge, end ; point, tip.-6 a. if TfUrrsmr Pt. 4. -5 A The back part.-Comp. close living jJ a by. suburb outside the walls of a town, a town near a fort. ftm a. taste- end less in the ^j^r see 'a. who one a. j srfcTTaaj. inhabits the borders. ntffif: ind. Marginally, along the border or edge. 1 A long, *fert [ Hfw'crt *m J lonesome or solitary path, desolate road. -2 A road without shade, dreary tract of land. -3 A forest, wilderness. -4 The hollow of a tree. -Comp. 5*T long dreary road ( without trees, shade : Ac. 5 P. 1 acquire reach to, To ; ** Ac 106; so M e. Jtictrtfrffa ; To attain to, JTUI jryrjpf me* fin Mg. 11. 264 ; R. 1. 48; Bk. 15. mft, *fr 30 -3 To stretch, extend. -4 To meet with, find, light upon, overtake ; Bk. 5. To -5 result or follow ( as a conclusion ^trfifj: ; unpj^Rhj fifon} 104 Si. 2. : 32 ; Ve -2 To cause vide 175 ( 3. 7, ^ w : Ku. give, pro- K. 3H>ni73ff3wiT9T!nft ' an or office ). advance, -4 To appoint tell, com- municate. t, reaching, f^rr unnro. (ffor/.) [^-055] 1 Leading to, conveying. -2 Procuring, providing with. -3 Establishing, making valid. -4 Obtaining. flfro} 1'Beaching, extending to. Obtaining, acquisition, attain- ment. -3 Bringing to, conveying, leading to. -4 Procuring. -5 Reference. mpht^. p. 1 Conveyed, conducted. -2 Led to, promoted oradvanceed to. -3 Caused to obtain. -4 Procured, got. wap. of an offence. successful. sjJ 3re*rc ( -v- ) an object gained. a. I. finding occasion or opportuni- -2 timely, seasonable. ty . fit or suitable time. who 1 suffered, endured. -5 Arrived, come, present. -6 Completed. -7 Proper, right. -8 Following from a rule. -9 86 ( -^: ) 3^* one - has attained rise or exaltation. doing what is right. ^13 a. 1. opportune, seasonable; suitable, see 3^IH*w. -2. marriageable. 3>rftsto. -3. feted, destined. (- - ^^ a. guilty. resolved into the five ele- a. . Ascen(IaDco,snperiority, predominance. -2 might. 5% a. recovering, regaining one'i consciousness. -2. instructed, enHIT: a beast of burden. lightened. 1. JHTrtW a. one who has obtained his desired object. *ta"T o- being in the bloom of youth, arrived at the age of puberty, youthful. ^r a. 1. handsome, beautiful. -2. wise, learned. -3. charming, attractive. -4 fit, proper, worthy. r*?r* a. come of age, being able and legally au- thorised to ' ( opp. owes 55 ; manage his rise ft a. ). ( to own his ' minor another ) affairs one who Ku. 2. ; Pt. 1. 245. irnr/gain, T5l ; , 1. Obtaining, acquisition, attainment, profit 7'*, SWi Ac. -2 Reaching or ; attaining to. -3 Arrival, coming to. -4 Finding, meeting with. -5 Range, reach.-' A guess, conjecture. -7 -9 Rise, production. -10 The power of obtaining anything ( one of the 11 Union, q.v. ). eight Bidbis collection ( rifft ).- 12 The result of actions done in a former life. -13 Fate, destiny ;Pt. 2 123 -14 Being valid, holding good, application (as of a rule ). -15 The successful termination of a plot ( gwiiw ). -Comp. 3TT5TI the hope of obtaining anything (regarded as part of the development of the plet of a play); 8. L>. 6. *ni a particular Jati in lie*, 3nc* /><>< 1 p- To be got or obtained -2 Attainable, procurable; destined to be got vnmnrf ffwft wgr Pt. 2. 105.-3 To be reached, 4 To be met with or attainable. found. -5 Proper, fit, suitable. ; Power, A force, dealer in coral 1 : Dawn - dft y- . A break. -2 minstrel whose duty it the king in the morning wake by singing appropriate songa. he lunar mansion Sv&ti 1 An epithet of Uanumant. -2 Of Bhima. is to . m^cj Superiority, supremacy, predominance. MI+Nrtj Supremacy, authority, power Ms. 8. 412. ; ^ m*4l^<.' . ; ; Si. 4. 11. ' e. dead of. fr^rf ments, JJR* a. 1. delivered of a child. -2. near her confinement ; U. 7. 2. trader merchant, a Nylya. Got, obtained, won, acquired. -2 Reached, attained to. -3 Met with, found. -4 Incurred, p. a. guilty Lot, share, portion. -8 Fortune, luck. in* a- Arriving obtaining &c., as in -2 ami*! a. B. 14 45, 60. obtain, ; To promote to to nt- **rnf l%r ffffiwt ; unrfira 4. 11, -10 ). ; B. S. fljftfi) vey symptom allowed to depart. get, obtain, gain, B. 17. 1.-2 ; Hh* -ftmft 96. as a ( placed. -Comp. M35T a. one who has got permission to go, Fixed, restored to life. ) jjnr go Described follower Pra- of. bhakara, a follower of that school of Mimimsl philosophy wihch is known to immn. as JirerflR? a- (iff/. ) Relating the morning, matutinal. smpi irJ(ra> 1 A present, gift. -2 An offering to a deity or to a king ( ( Nazerana ). -3 A bribe. *.(<&/) Esta- 1 blished by proof, founded or resting on authority. -2 Founded on the authority of scriptures ( ^i^r(%5 ). -3 Authentic, credible. -4 Belating to a HRIOT q- v 1 One who 3> accepts proof. -2 One who is : - conversant with the Praraanas of the Naiyayikas, a logician -3 The head of a trade. Being a proof or rest-2 Credibility, 3 Proof, evidence, authenticity. authority. -Comp. vrifc tt, one irrRtoir 1 ing on authority. who affirms or believes in jnHrfr* " ( f>/. proof. ) Due to carelessness or error, wrong, faulty, incorrect Wto- or fflr wm^T ; ns: Ac. TOtn} 1 Error, 1 blunder, frenzy. -3 fault, mistake. -2 Madness, Intoxication. Debt. -2 Death. ing enchanting, delightful ; Going away, departure, departure from life. 2 Seeking death by fasting fasting, sitting down and abstaining from food with some object in view ( generally with words like Ac. ); see nr*Vnw below* -3 The largest portion, ma- 682 jority, plurality majority of cases. ; -4 Excess, abundance, plenty. -5 A condition of life N. B.- At the end of comp. SUT may be translated- ft mostly, almost, 5. qcRiii*fr nearly 'almost dead;' le&fcthan dead, nearly dead'; ; grow, fall;' a little or (fr) abounding rich in, or ; Me. 87 by (a) for the most part, generally, 'bout to Ku. 49; fo wifHT^ri *snf3toi: ' U. of the fragrance &c., resembling 'nirnNi , STTpr^i ; or (c) o- 3ff/- ) ( mon. Pt. 8 - sitting 4; - ( yfo 10. 3. abstaining from food and thus awaiting the approach of death. JmftB,-TT5frJi.a. fasting oneself to death, who sits without food at the door of another to exact com- pliance with- his demands.an ordinary phenomenon.. common, usually met with. *rr a. 9. life.-3 323. -4 Taking refuge. a. . first. introductory libation -2 The first ; the most part, in 1 IT: JJrefi*/. 1 Beginning, commencement. -2 A post to which an elephant is fastened, or a rope for fastening him. 9KH: 1 Beginning, commencement irr*W3 i^^rrRt twnrft &3 ^iWWTi **g Mai. 5. 6 B. 10. 9 18. 49. -2 An undertaking, deed, ; enterprize irarrg^Tr: 'nTR'H f^. B. 1. 20 JTtwft Soma a at MlOd leaf ; probability ; ; ( A : see j? A SIT^10 UT*rf*ri%: /. Atone- 1 ; rw: uriPs^riJtarerfi^ B. Tl5l -TW til: <J>* f^g MOT 3 12. I Kt tff%ifJifiir^ nwiHTlfJltfi^ii Hemadri). -aSatisfaction, amends (in general). a general for, desire, want S. 3 ; 5. ; ; ; HIT: 5wnumr% wsotTnx^: Ku. 20; jrnft 6. >j ; ; Bh. 2. 90. -2 Mu. In 4. all 21 ; or probably, perhaps ifrarflm^ifa ^-. mc^f* ,ft. b. -3 Abundantly, largely. 1 garland worn round the neck and reaching to the breast ; TJT'*5^T Twf5f 6. 14 ; pfcrri wi^teer^7*ror 5 *KTUlc^3 5 15. R. K. 52. JUc?<- kind of golden neck- lace. Snow, Si. 4. 64 ' 5fi5 hoar frost, frost, Himalaya ^ ; 9. 46. snowy mountain', the Me. ; 57. j|g: the moon. -2. 1. *f$r. ; Me. 39. -Comp. ; the : camphor, a hail-stone. i! Barley. rwrt f^gj,; -6 To A a. seize o- spade, hoe, shovel. ( tfr/ a journey, to be Belating to given in a ) done or journey. fit irtrRrt! a. (*fi/. for a journey. ) Suitable or Cleverness, skilfiilness, ( MH| proficiency, petitioner. A request, entreaty, J?Tjsf-5TT 1 prayer, solicitation ^ *tf% wrft; STtirroTTft^Trar: Bh. 3. 47. -2 A wisu, desire wwiT^rwr ft nrfTT or ST 2. 1 JinrVr 2. ; r hanging dexterity wftt^rf f^ff U. 4 B. 15. 68. ; ; artimoft probability, Pendent, jnsWtsfaa^nmnfm Ve. 28. it 1 A kind of pearl-ornament. -2 A female breast. ^ A ; iiT&ntf wg S.I; wg iTfnt Jmbn S. JWI^TJ likely, a. il!Q}l down ; ; T: ing, assailing. ^ft a suit against. file a. s?f) f!rt suitor, 1 ; 48 B. 7 45. -4 To look for, 7. 3^ B. ; : Mostly, generally, as rule, for the most part WFt^ind. or pray for, Bk. 7. 48. -5 To attack, orfall upon &*\ 3i*rft%T JflRw: M. 5 &w. lllftnf) .a. 1 Begging, requested.-2 Wishing, desiring jfy ^jftTrsrimff lf^"n*5q?i?Tfrt B. 1. 3. -2 Attack- Git. 1 To ask 1 Wiett Tfei ; 5. 46. ; Ku. petition, ; 4 search, be in search of WTS^rim^ requested, chief debt. A. ; -2 Wished, desired. -3 Attacked, opposed by an enemy B. 9. 56. -4 Killed, hurt.-5 Required, wanted sought for Ku. . ; ; 138 1. solicited. A new sprout, ftjre^: TrfSmtffo^f: JIT^^ Bg. 9. 20 Bk. Expiating, expiatory. -2 Expiable. nnrfSrffcrFf a. I *mrm: fa vHj jniift S. 2. -2 To demand in marriage. 3 To 53, 67 Pt. ; p. I Begged, ). asked for, See shoot, wish or long ment, expiation, indemnification, a religious act atone for sin HIJT: 19 S. 3. 14 Commencing, beginning. beg, request 10. ; Jlttwr: ; An day of a Soma all 2. Begun, commenced. qr 1 What is begun, an undertaking. -2 Fate, destiny. STTDT imv ( Rni ; Bh. fi^: see WTH.- Generally, mostly, for . Applied. To begin, commence; A. FT^T Introductory, initial, ^ The 1 ) ; Entrance, beginning, com- mencement. -2 The path of Voluntary death; Ms. 9fr/ 5lT a. unrfajr, lover S. 2. -2 Applicable. 27 94 - Ve. Me. for, a beggar. -2 A suitor, wooer, of a lady ); jy^jf TI Purity, cleanliness piety. -Comp Dv¶ age. One who asks solicitor, *T ; sacrifice. sacrifice. third or iirsjf^ m. 1 like, down and abstaining from food and thuB preparing oneself for death, fasting oneself to death initiatory. Usual, com- The if sfr/. ) ( ; fc?rTH3Jf wvflv ed. a. or suitable for a journey. a 1 To be prayed for -2To be wished or desir- ira'fi'rj'oj. p. 1 . C. ijiTfrir -2 24. 6. fulfilment of a request. Rri%. desire ; JTthnr%f!rrf[%iT: B 1. 42. or solicited full 24 'full 3. 28; Rs. 3. Ki. Probably. ; 3 pressed by the loe., as in liWTT ). -Comp. itt: refusal of a / ; WT!T% BsgHS^T^ ftsimn: Necessary of, excessive, abundant U. 1. *rrf&sjnft Pt. Mostly, as a general ind. 1 rule a -3 A suit, petition, love-suit; ; 7; 7. supplication, wnpi^nm^imfcr- S. 2 ; (the object ii ex- 5 U. 1 To put on, dress or To surround, clothe oneself in. -2 encompass, enclose. nm: A 1 fence, an enclosure. -2 An upper garment (according to Hemachandra ) -3 N. of a country. irnmi A especially, mantle, garment, covering ; an upper garment, clock, 683 An upper garment. An upper garment, 1 cloak, mantle. 2 N. of a district. of white qfta: a kind Comp. ant or moth. An m*TT3v tle upper garment, man- ; STsref! An 1IT5TH 1 3* Ms. Mk. 22 2. a palace or temple. 3nt?W entering or going up into a palace. eater. ^m: to eat, or taste ! A maker 1 ; Mk. of upper gar- IfWKP-P- Enclosed, surrounded, covered, screened. K:,-ii A veil, mantle, wrapper (/. also ). An enclosure, a hedge. fence. -2 Spiritual darkness. irff% ; /- 1 (*/.)! a. Sn^Rj -2 Well-informed. Second- A -5;: mes- 51 ; 37 19. ?T7vTl: SfTC Me. ffS. 115. cTTf: ) ffftriin Mk. 18 5. sicw- -Comp. ; con- in a palace. of a or pinnacle yji\ palace or temple, a turret. Excellence, a. 5TTT^ the Manes; -2 Eating. Jni?ra 1 The portion of oblation partaken by Brahman at a sacrifice. -2 The vessel in which this oblation is placed. -3 Anything eatable. sleeping spire a. Palatial, splendid. Den. P- To look upon ( a hut &c. as a palace ) praise- as a favour. MI4il^i * The office of a Prasas-2 Government, rule. SJ|CTa. Ved. Exceedingly quick or swift. end of the rainy season. 1 gt -2 One Eating. U. 6. 20. -2 Kind, friendly,amiable; -3 Beautiful, lovely An enemy monsoon. 1 5>: a. Containing questions. examiner.-2 An umpire, An opportune, timely. -3 Pertinent, relevant (to the matter in hand ), BWWllRqO tiSHfrl TOT Mai. 2. an arbitrator, a judge s??t M. 2; ; JJTlftw, snrfiT <* ( *>T/duced in the rainy season. Pro- ) q;: A if peacock. sTifi^r o. Produced in the rainy season. 3j: A storm, stormy gale. Produced in or a. 1 Jd^"<J relat- 4 P. fling. M.I. To throw, hurl 1 -2 To discharge, cast missile ( or as a ). season *n r% ing' to the rainy SlfTT sptflrafaf *TJ^hT...*riWT Bv. 1. 30 4. 6 8. 1. 36. -2 Abun- Throwing, casting, discharging. -2 A dart, a barbed missile Ms. 6. 32 Ki. 16. 4. -3 In- dant, copious, inuce ( lit. coming in showers ). -3 To be paid in the rainy season ( as a debt &c. ). vq: sertion. ; ; 1 ; UTtr irit tree.-2 The Kufaja Numerousness, abund- A kind of Kadamba tree. -2 The t^ Kutuja tree. Lapis lazuli. 1 4 A . or done on fine ( woolen covering. if A A irravP 1 A die. A -2 Throwing down. HTftta a. Armed with a dart. lancer, spearman. TOtT p- p- 1 Thrown, hurled, cast, discharged. turned out. pelled, A ': yoke for work;*. shop, manufactory. urlRn*. a. ( I>V- ) 1 Relating to or connected with entrance ( into a house or upon the stage ).-2 In the habit of entering. MUM4, iimr 1 The of a life . ; To drink. ( under discussion. Sn^ESpI Being . ing to or proper at the time or departure R. 2. 70. -2 Favourable ; to a departure. (*/)! Sn%FR .(*/) Derived from UT*?HU| a spring. SJTg;: ) 1 he forenoon. darted, -2 Exa. ft/. ) Relating ( to, or happening in the forenoon. ar ' Derived in the morning. faq sR-a^ v] (corn5s ) 1 Dear, bewelcome, favourite [sftorriS par. ^irw, superl. ; loved, liked, ; xrj^w WTT #wr NrsTfBT: Rim- R- 3. 29. Ku. cal. 1. 26 ; ; ; A draught ox. A palace, mansion, -2 Pleasing, agreable ftojrarfJwTT R. 14. TC the art of in Instruction dancing. cattle. *?>/ Weigh- ing a Praetha q. v -2 Bought for aFratAo.-3 Containing a Praitha. -4 Sown with a Praitha. ; mendicant or recluse. -2 Vagrancy, wandering habit. 1 To eat, consume, deMs. vour, feed upon. -2 To taste 2. 62. -3 To enjoy, sport with.-4 <*. 9;: from close connection. -2 Connect-3 Incidental* ed with, innate. r casual, occasional MI4|f religious JH^Q-p. barbed missile. dart, JTRT^ 1 Throwing, burling, casting. To be given 'ft/- ) entering. ; -2 ance, plenty. ilTfrtr: 1 ; The Radamba tree. to ; ) ; Bating ) Serving as an introduction, introducas in smtnft*;tory, prefatory f^fjnr (the first or introductory part of Bhaminlvilasa ) ; Mltmft* ^^R 'prefatory remarks. '-2 Seasonable ; of Vritra. the rainy season. TT The rainy season */ ( STRjf^f? delivery or child-birth. . Soma. -3 eats ; Sk. worthiness, pre-eminence. who ( tn palace. top of a 1 daily obsequies to the nrf$r* ftg ; a balcony on the a tri. 6. Hc9 of roof flat niinn the consecration of a temple. swrt: the flat roof of a house. ifesjT a kind of orpiment. ancestors, Ml$.l^t4 SlT^r/. The rainy season, mon. soon, rains, (the months awn? and jK: sumed. An offering of rice ti 1 and water to the Manes of deceased senger. tame pigeon. a surface or palace. Eaten, tasted, irflrap. p. ments. ary. food. 5^: ; serving as a. Eatable, ?fFood. JlRTsfhr l upon, Eating, feeding -2 Causing 29. -3 Food. 2. spectators. court-yard of the 3CT -4 shrine. temple, raised platform for -Comp. ; Food. tasting ; A Eating, tasting, living or feeding on Ms. 11. 144 yp" &C.-2 1 JIT5T: A mansion. -3 Ved. Food. a ffi. ] 1 large palatial building f^8: ; Sk.; He. 64. 2 A any pftn^ royal 6. ; -3 Fond of, devoted or attached to ftlqiUMI S. 4. 8 R4I1II 4$tf) U. 2. -4 Dear, expensive. -S Ved liking, loving, ; ; 684 7 Customary, familiar, usual. A lover, husband *^f wwit fc 1^3: Me. kind of deer. *n 1 ( wife ), wife, mistress A =rre- -2 10. A kind of jasSpirituous liquor. 1 Love. 2 Kindness, mine. *? seivice, favour ftrnn^nJi ?fr cCTt d V. 1. 16 wftmnS fttimr: Me. his mistress. ; fiN fc ' fiW me to it a good service Bg. 1. 23 ' ; ; U. 26 3. 1. ; loved object. arntv o. pleasant and unpleasant, agreeable and dis*) agreeable ( feelings Ac. ); ( injury. ing words srj: deserving love or kindness U. 3. -2 amiable. ( -$: ) N. of Vishnu. 3*3 a. fond of life. 3WOT a. announcing good news. wrevPT agreeable news. smw*. a. amiable, pleasant, agreeable. Tfti:/., -iflpj a kind or friendly TTspeech, flattering remarks. yt 1. ; rence. OTtfta: lover or mistress enjoyment of a K. 12. 22. qfcr,a. 1. desirous of pleasing or doing service. -2. friendly, affectionate. *>r a. giving or causing ; loves her dearly. jfTW a. friendly desirous of rendering disposed, *nro. 1 acting kindly, doing good to. -2. favourable, suitTO>, or treating kindly. benefactor friend, ; VI "' one 1- acting a ) ( -m. Pt. 4. 76. wno does Vishnu. good, benefactor ; -2. N. of grT: a beloved or dear person. snfif: a friend, dearly loves a husband who wife, -gffa a. living lirw. a kind of long, long-lived. ooitus or mode of sexual er 'oyment. lit pleasant to look at. grsiT a. pleasing to look at, of pleasing ^5? a. appearance, handsome D. 5 ; R. ; 1. good-looking, lovely, anfi 47 ; PmqI-T S. 3. 10 a *M< HWW object. B kind of bird. ( -4ft ) Rim. fjhr*l%T: wf^m. n ^%5i: 1 a friendly message, the message of a lover. -2 the tree called *iw HWpm: union with a beloved object or person. 5-j a or a beloved wife. fjf?r m. a dear | ; Bleep ; 2. ; 3. 38 ; 5. 104. 7. 64. -2 To bis pleased, f^im^ take delight in tforrft To act kindly V**rit Mb. -3 towards, show kindness towards. -4 To be cheerful or gay. Caws. To please, satisfy &C.-II. ( sfrntCT-a ) 4. A ( sfw^, of the root strictly a passive voice ) 1 To be satisfied or iff be gratified pleased, *T5^t ftl: Si. 1. 17 ; ninnflvn ; R. 15. 30 19. ; -2 To feel affection for, love. -3 To assent, be satisfied. -III. 1. P. To please, gratify &c. iftor fied. a. 1 Pleased, satisfied, grati- -2. Old. ancient. -3. Previous. Pleasing, satisfying. -2 That which pleases or satisfies. a. Pleased, delighted. P- [sr^R'vp] 1 Pleased, rejoiced, gladdened ; delighted, 1 jTRTtfw a s* TJ T>nwr R. 2. 63 94. -2. Glad, happy, joyful 81, 12. Me. 4'. -3. Content. -4. Dear, belov; ; -5 Kind, affectionate. Comp. -nnr, -H^, o. delighted 3TT?n^, at heart. ; Qandharva. H JUTST a. Pleasing, gratifying. 1. : jfttlh [rfW*f%?] / 1 Pleasure. satisfaction delight, happiness, gladness, joy, gratification ijiwrfftwwnfij: Ku. 2. 45, 6. 21 ; R. 2. ; WTO; 32. l" A kind of deer -2 The tree called. fta. ; Si. 4. -3 The creeper w^g. -4 A bee. -5. A kind A flower of bird. -6 Saffron. of the atana tree S. 8. 28. ^ ; fiH^HT, Ort^T, Showing kindness fi)*l*K, a. 1 acting kindly or affectionately ffrtant & fnf $?*nf^R.16.48.-2 Agreeable. -3 Amiable. to, ; N. of a creeper ( said to put forth blossoms at the touch of ft^?MV %*: S. 6. ( -ii: ) 1. a parrot. -2. a kind of the date tree.-3. women N. of a prince of the Qandharvas 3. ; s^ft^: rew< w sw: Bh. ^^g: TO^. fifTgTjTTtg Bk. 68 ed. , jftsft fond of frj^ o. Sweet-speaking, speaking kindly, affiabte in address, f agreeable Ku. 5. 28 R. 3. 64. 1 A king of bird. -2 N. of a ; ; ifart ra T: . w^a-. Piyala vine. 30. Y. 1. 245. tftTKT: the soepithet of Krishna. *ro: 1 ciety of a beloved person. a dear friend. -2 The tree Kbadira. a a female friend, ^ft/. ) ( w?T a. 1 a lady's confidante. lover of truth. -2 pleasant though friend. R. 12. 81. A ; ; 3=5*1 called tree <$r 4t 1 9- P. ( fmft, $"(ti, wra ) 1 To please, delight, satisfy, gladden; speaking kindly, affable in address. ( -/. ) kind or agreeable of musical words. vri^fil a kind instrument, -nf^o. speaking kind or pleasing words a flatterer g<w- bosom service. rrpt a. a beloved amiable, affection, The fihnc?: see i?n^. true. pleasure. -qjn^a. acting in a kind or friendly manner able. n. Become a. ft^*rn^r dearly loved. mw- 22. 2. 70. affection. an object of *dff the plant called *?g tree. mango ; dear friend. disservice, favour and the V. 31, Dearer, more beloved Ac. 1 Being dear, dearness. f&'JHrw*^, ; a. smtfv hospitable. or provisions. Wlf dear food WTTT absence or loss of a be- and -2 Love, kind or agreeable words. w'isf a. speaking sweet words. S. 4. 8. fond of ornaments jrg a. fond of liquor. ( -5: ) an epithet of Balarama. -TOT a. warlike, heroic. wv^a. flattering, a flatterer. -T^ST or a. speaking kind agreeable words. (-*) kind, coaxing or endear- -Comp. service a. ,-W wishing to fsiJTmTT- ; wife, mistress, beloved. elo- ; 365, ; (-*) husband lover, srr&n^Tj^iTO Me. A secure one's desired object. feeling of love; U. 6. 31. 193. -3 Pleasing or gladsome news R. 12. 91 ftirfSr^ftim S. 4. -4 Pleasing* ind. In a pleasing or agreeable manner. Pt. a. fcg ; done 2. Most beloved, dearest. a. A : a very -jjunsr^n. to agreeable speech, as of a lover ; 22 f77nT ; ftTUUTI fi%: U. 2. quence in language. A g. n. Saffron. Long pepper. ^ woman in general. -3 Small cardamoms. -4 News, information. -5 -6 poets about the blossoming of trees, see the quotation under 3?5ifa> ). -2 the sight of a beloved ?rffoa. looking kindly upon anything. ( -m. ) an %sr n. epithet or king Aaoka. fond of gambling. tjsw: an epithet mrfof Siva. %9: a kind of bird. propitiation of a husband, -wif a. exceedingly kind or courteous A beloved fifi> ; Git. VJ*fl?J ft* -2 28. 5. 53. (-JT) object; Pt. 1.128. %ii"ll*4lll ; 5ITJ* f5fo R. 1 fiWmqiHlmrgfifrft Mil. 9. (For some of the conventions of ) ; 51 Me. 62. -2 Favour, kindness. Me. 4, -3. Love, affection, regard 12. 54. -4 Liking 16 R. 1. 57 or fondness for, delight in, addic; ; ; ; -5 .FriendliConciliation. -7. A symbolical expression for the letter r. -8 N. of a wife of Cupid and riv- tion to ; tp ness, amity. , ^nn . -6 al of Rati ; ( fl^pft RfS as ). -Comp. FSTRTT Ktrn rfir^*rc a. produc- ing love, kind, agreeable. n4^ n. an act of friendship or love, a kind action. g^i N. of the wife of 685 of cupid. love inspiring pleasing. ( in a play. -ef: ) affection. ( -^ JM ) qa. giving pleasure, a jester or buffoon ; female by her relatives, particularly by her father-in-law or mother-inlaw ai the time of marriage. -<|Tt,cfIT: a gift of love, a friendly present ; Mai. 4 B. 15. tfipwrts* *ft*mr ; 68. qif money given through love or friendship. qntan objectof love, any beloved person a. affectionate, or object. Me. ; rn, 4. enjoying A show, spectacle. A woman fond of ; ; Manes -WRSJ n. the bone of a dead man. ufi^J.an epi- offered to the thet of - %TOTO Sivtt. a : burial- ground, cemetery. for:, -^$w. an epithet of Yama. -?^T: an offering to the Manes. fttr the g a cemetery. rrf^ m. an keeper of the dead. the burning epithet of Siva. qy?: of the dead, cermation. tjir the smoke issuing from loving.^, ind. kindly, affectionately. Jjgw a. friendly, affectionate, full of love, kind formed. -2 A ghost, evil spirit Bg. 17. 4 Ms. 12. 71. -Comp. aiRrr: an epithet of Yama. 3nf food a funeral pile. "TC: a gobsRft the river ^mWr. lin, ghost. refers:, -ftrhsi: a man employed to carry out dead bodies. the fortnight of the Manes ', seeing shows. W"fhl pot p. 1 To be seen, visible apviewed, or gazed at parent. -2 Fit to be seen, lovely to the sight, beautiful to look at Me. 2 B. 14. .9. -3 To be considered or ; ; ; regarded. >Urofhr3> Si. 10 A show, sight, spectacle 83. ^JT 1 Viewing,, seeing, behold-2 A look, view, sight, appearance. -3. Being a looker-on -4 Any ing. . public spectacle or show, sight. -5 Particularly, a theatrical show, dramatic performance, play. -6 Intellect, understanding. -7 Reflec- ' friendship, Icved. PH^o. 1. demind, pleased, happy -2. lighted in kind, affectionate. from love or joy. T^r^n., 3*^ beloved affectionate, a. ttrr ; arising o. dear, Ki. 1.~10. T^na iw speech. joy. ( -T: ) a *r^: friendly or kind a. increasing love or an epithet of Vishnudiscussion. friendly ^TTy: a love-marriage, love-match ( based purely on love ). wmj a sort of Sriddha in honour of the Manes of both parents. ur*tj a. t>r wet through love ( as the moist eyes ). >f(i?rw^ a. 1 Fall of love or affec- tion, loving, fond, affectionate. -2 Pleased, satisfied. -3. Content, glad. -4. Favourable. 3 1 A. (mra) 1 To go, move. -2 To jump, spring. Caut. To extend, reach as far as. 1 1. P.; g* 1 ( jfoft srj ) To burn, consume. -2 To reduce to ashes -II. 9. P. (jwrifS) 1. To pour or moist -2. -3. To To become wet out, sprinkle. fill. Sprinkled, wetted. 1 gfttl a.- -2 Burning. IJH p.p. Burnt, consumed, reduced to ashes. g*: sun. 3 A drop of water (Sk.) fc (^|) 2. P. 1 To go foiward.-2 To arrive at, reach.-3 To go out of, depart from depart life below. ; ifhr 4 Ken. ; tar ( ' frmwHl'W Hence ) to after death . p. [i-f-if] Departed this world, dead, deceased ; die, '; tar from IT 1 spirit qfi>: ' Pluto an epithet of Yama. *rT: the world The departed pirit, q? the dead. of a cemetery. -VTrfr a- possessed by a of the srfix the body ghost. departed n% the death /., spirit. stW of a purification after relative. wr^f an obsequial offering made to a departed relative fif: during the year of his death. 1 one who carried out a dead body. -2 a near Sfir: 1 A -2 De- -3 Food. ^ Ms. the before obsequial rites are per- ^arr^a. Considerate, wise, learned ( 2. 9. 26. -Comp. arrfif:/position in the world to come. the fruits of -.TtW, a. enjoying action* in the next world, vrrw: the condition of soul after death. A. 1 To see, behold, %* *fH a. 3. -3 To allow, suffer. spectator, looker on, beholder, sight-seer. Ve. A Looking at, q. v. P. To shake, vibrate, to and fro, oscillate. tremble, swing Caut. To shake, swing, rock to fro. A swing. j}or a. Wandering, moving, Bk. 9. going towards, entering 106. of 1 Swinging. 2 A swing. -3 A minor drama in one act, hav8. D. ing no Sfttradb&ra, hero &c sNu:, -tf ; ; thus defines it : iH? e. g. A 1 swing. -2 Dancing. -3 about, wandering, travelhoute. ling. -4 A kind of building or -5 A particular pace of a house. Beaming 1 osciljffarj>.j>. Swing, khaken, lated. show swing, shake, oscillate. Viewing, seeing. -2 A view, look, appearance. -3 The eye; ^ffcHffWtfcnrt Me. 82. -4 Any public )1 ; ; 3sjrot (oTr./. viewing. -2 Watching narrowly, observing carefully. -3 Having the eyes or glance of, looking like, as in ; : ). look Pt. 1 B. perceive ; nwnrtH 12. 44 Ku. 6. 47.; Ms. 8. 147. -2 To look on, be a spectator jwr* at, man as a Seen, viewed, beheld, A look, and ghost, spirit. Tttq ind. Having departed ( from this world), after death,- in the next world ; * attar ift fT Bg. 17. ; ^ ^wrernft iiref s-dwn^; Ki. 18. 28. frnnr: an audience, a crowd of spectators, assembly. 1 Death, dying. parture, flight. 28 -Ktft^o.wise, prudent, circumspect; relative. /. itfjta: -^a, Wff 1 a theatre or play-house. -2 a council-chamber. ( 3IT ) ITR: -+, i)ffcrj>. p. or spectacle, sight, A dramatic representation; flawmu* V. 3. -6 A place where show. -5 R. 8. 86. 1 SfS^i The rainy season. -2 The 1 Yama ( the Indian ). 5* the city of Yama. a cein*:, death. ijjit: / a funeral saifc: metery. crifice. ronft the holy basil funeral. tion, consideration, deliberation. 8 a tree. -Comp. sj- The branch of public exhibitions are held. ti the eye-ball. -Comp To 10 U. fcsifo*, fcrte* ing, oscillatting 1 ; Swinging, shakMil. 9. 17. -2 swing. iHft, tar Ac. See under ft. A 686 m. Wind. -2 An epithet 1 n. Ved. The A of Indra. 1 Desire of obtaining. -2 Desire (in general). -3 Supposition, assumption. Sega. 1 Desirous of obtaining wishing^ .seeking, longing for. -2 Aiming at. -3 Supposing, assuming. -4 Anxious to deliver. . [ T (tip? fl^tf: HR: iirPt^ TV. 1 ] wrow? nf^*wtRHtt ?Rim Me. 44. -2 Favour, kindness, kind or tender regard. -3 Sport, affection ; Qtt. 11; pastime. -4 Joy. delight, gladness. m. 1 A jest, joke. -2 Wind, air. -3 An epithet of Indra. -Comp. 3!?J n. a tear of joy or affection, *rf%: /. increase of affection, ardent love. ir<E trnnT 1 loving. the eye ( a. tears affectionate, (of joy). -2 that sheds them rot ). an object of love, any beloved person or thing. wq:, faf a bond or ' tie of affection.-iTW affection, love. A mistress or beloved. */ ( tionate. o. 3)444^ ( ?ft/. more Dearer, ) beloved or agreeable &c. (compar. m. 1 A lover, husof fifa q. v. ). Mai. 10. band.. -2 A dear friend ; m. 24. & n. Flattery. A wife, mistress. Wtrnr: A heron ( fond of To set in motion, ; cast, direct (as eyes);; snjsfr irA^TT- nrr S. 2. 2. -5, To throw, hurl. -6 To send forth, despatch. -7 To utter. ask. 5r*< a. ( fart /. ) urging, stimulating. directing. 1 Impelling, -2 Sending, Driving or urging on impelling, inciting, instigation. -2 Impulse, paasiou.-3.Tli! owing, castjj^oj: ing Me. ; -orr 1 jfrJjirrft H^fir f5*'rt5 ^15 f& 68. -4 Sending, despatching. -5 Order, direction. -6 (In gram.) The sense of the causal form.7Activity, exertion. 1 Impelled, urged, instigated. -2 Excited, stimulated, prompted ; Pt. 2. 144. -3 Sent, despatched. -4 Ordered. -5 Directed, cost mmr. frftfldldHNw S. 1. Jtnitp.p. ; 23. -6 Touched. messenger. a: An 179 Ms. 5. Caus. To sprinkle, sprinkle with. vta-m 1 Sprinkling, sprinkling with water Ms. 5. 118 Y. 1 184. -2 Consecration by sprinkling. -3 Immolation ( of animals ) at a sacrifice. -4 A text to be repeated at an animal-sacrifice. oft, it^lfw:/. Water used for sprinkling or conse27. ; send, despatch ; fajTsf^Tir wm ( 5. the eyes (VrfMO To -II. 1 U. ). move. go, fo 1 -2 Urging on. Affliction, which sense jhrfi, -on 1 Sending, despatching. -2 Sending on a mission, directing, commissioning. -3 Executing a used commission. ini: 1 A servant, -2 Pt. 1. 424. me- envoy, a sr v. ). 1 A allowed to be present. person jlffi-dl * r '* e *t which no merchants are allowed to be present. to P. II. 1. 72 ). ( See Gana Being kind kindness, love. Sending, directing. -2 An -3 AfMadness, invitation. distress. -4 -5 Crushing, pressing, squeezing ( IIT ). l^rirm a. Executing orders or commissions ( as a servant ). frenzy. Ku. 6. servant, menial, slave 58. in A female servant. *nr'. - Dilated. -2 Swollen. * P- P- High, ele- lofty, Killing, slaughter. = 35^ q P. v. Abandoning, quitting, leaving. Abandoned, quitted, forsaken, avoided. 1 out, effiucing ; Wiping away, wiping ISi. 5. 36. -2 Picking up the remnants in?TT a Flown up - 1 JTJTS itft , See or away. 315, sirs. A spitting-pot, spittoon. ? p. p. Sewn, stitched Ku. 7. 49. -2 Extended, lengthwise or perpendicularly (opp. after ). -3 Tied, bound, fastened Mv. 6. 33. -4 Pierced, transfixed B. 9. 75. -5 Passed or 1 ; ; ; come through A . Mv. lo. -6 Set, inlaid -7 Joined, connected. $ garment, woven cloth. -Comp. ^WlfH 1 an umbrella. -2 a K. 1. . ; P. ; 35. cloth-house, tent. Den. P. To insert, infix. 'i : ( e- ^f : ) A- favourite ; Servitude, slavery. -Comp. the capacity of a servant, being used as servant, servitude. *f a sounding loudly. Very loudly, aloud. a very high degree. sJf^SJT wife, mis- is commood, Exceedingly frightful vated. A y. mats are allowed. 9ftfnT a rite in which no impurity is allowed. ijtfTTl a rite at which no second A a. 1lf*f(*(p-P- Second person sing, of the imperative of \ with si q. v. ). vast a rite in which no -Comp 5rr: -2 In A messen- 1 fliction, J d S^ffJ ( 1 or consePcrated by sprinkling. -2 Immolated at a sacrifice. -3 Offered in sacrifice. ind. 1 p. Dearest, most beloved lover, husband. tress. -2 A leg. : for consecrating. Purified 1 - superl. of fal q. order, in word generally the Water 'i y|i4 taken collectively. vrj?: capacity of a servant, servitude, bondage 1 the wife of a M. 5. 12. *ijt servant. -2 a female servant, handmaid. *?: the body of servants, ( the ' water, or terrible. famale servant, handnf 1 Sending on a mission. maid. -2 Servitude. -Comp. sni: Servants &c- pi., ' is jfterorrTrw ) A irrf in ( used to denote . Sror p. p. 1 Despatched ( on an errand). -2 Ordered, directed, -3 fixed directed Turned, upon, towards, cast (as eyes). -4 Banished. -5 Sent away, dismissed. 3vq a. To be ordered, sent, dis- ger. water vessel containing holy Ordering. ; ; ; and sometimes used Dispatching, sending. -2 patched Ac. 1. kill. slay, crating, holy pain, sorrow. a. 1 To -3 ; -3 To send away, dismiss. -4 To banish. -5 To turn or direct ?g: S. S)Tg.p. I ; itsfSTilf f Y. jftfaff suite, train. move.-2 To push or urge on, propel, impel, send forth B. 4. 24. v. I. -3 To incite, instigate, set on.-4 To -B To 4 P. I. off- spring. Sfc Caus. with. 1 To drive forward, To send forth, utter. -3 To fling, cast. Caus. I To send forth, cast, hurl Bk. 15. 77. -2 To Sta nial, slave Loving, affec- ) 6. P. 1 To sprinkle upon or -2 To consecrate by sprinkling holy water Jnurr^ jfsir TI^ /. drive on. -2 fai: Love' ocean. river. servant. a Lifting up or stretching. out the neck. - '' Pre-eminence. 687 A vJ Vef y high a. 1. -2 Fully ed. ( eyes som. -2 To come to light, appear, Cans 1 To open the eyes. -2 To lowd noise or uproar. or lofty. Full-blown, expand- wide dilated, open ted, An intiter, instigator. law ) An instigator of a home, absent, living in a foreign country. -Comp. Tif^r a woman whose husband is gone abroad; one JltaTTftR: 1 In crime, an abettor. ji)<*4li Inciting, stimulating. instigating, prompting. U. 1. ( fofHr ) of the eight Nayikas in erotic poetry She is "thus defined in S. D. IBl To be 1 be a match for, withstand equal ( with dat. ) vfrvrib 1 ^*3T Bk. 14. 84 15. 40. -2 To be able, adequate or competent. -3 To be full over. or complete. -4 subdue, power. -5 To destroy, slay. to, *TWcTTf*t Famous, well-known. -2 Placed, fixed. -3 Travelling, going out on a journey, wayfaring lilt 119. II ; a. I ffi I l bench, 5*. stool. -3 -2 An excavation. -3 A garment, old clothes.-4 Embryo. -5 buttocks. Terror, fright. A m. P. ! P. 1. -2 To Cau. with fill sounds or To cause 1 To proclaim forth. cries to resound. -2 loudly. JJtapsw p- P- 1 Resounding, resonant. -2 Making a loud noise. iftqvfrrot, 1 ; 1 Proclaiming, pro- -2 Sounding aloud. clamation. blazing -TT on -^- Set Bh. fire, burning, 3. 88. Awaking, appearing, at^t^T: manifestation. .P-.P- 1 Germinated, shot up. -2 Burst forth. 5tn|7T.P- P- Sprung up, arisen. Lifted up. P- P- * Active, industrious. -2 Marriage. T Very high or lofty. -2 Projecting. -3 Superior to. -4 Powerful, strong 1 P. 1 ; Pt. 1. 238, 340. To Woom, blos- - month of tne Ved. Pudendum A bu ". an A kind of ox 2 ~ - fish A Bhletra- muliebre ; shatra. a Burning hot, scorching 1 A dis- n'f JJr ) 5""reasoner, putant. -2 Skilful, clever. f. I Reasoning, iogic.:-! An elephant's foot or ankle. -3 A knot, joint. ( ; -2 Adult, old, grown consume. ; ; nents of the world. -3 A side or back-door, a private entrance. -4 The space at the side of a door. srrat, ws^^ii^raiT an epithet of the river Suras vati. jftJ, m. The place where the -u^T^ir, -^r Sarasvati rises. -Comp. The fully developed, Full-grown, matured, ripened, perfected, full,(as Me ); miSTO^*' tanMMf * MIL 8. 1 9. eat, The Indian fig-tree ^hnra f%>^ R. 8. 93 13. 71. -2 One of the seven Dvlpas or conti- 1 moon &c. To (# -Comp. jJj^OT U. 1 1 To sound 1 N pada. ^r The full moon in the 'month of Bh&drapada. horse. Projecting, prominent. Clever, learned. . . <* To become matured, grow up. 2-To 1 . ripen, be developed, increase. 5 q^; the month vrrcrq^. (-^r) the/25th and 26th lunar mansions and 3WHnrqrpfanii^r o. born under the above NakTTf also). The nose or nostrils of a horse; N. 1. 60 ; St. 11. 11. 73. -2 The The hip, snout of a hog. v. I 1 enterprise Comp-vrf a grandiloquent or pompous speech. -2. a bold assertion. dying in ir>r ; -} . a foreign country. ; Vtu marking. -2 An ardour. * Zeal incentive, a stimulus. nt^ ; Burning, combustion. Gone abroad, on a journey, living abroad, away from : ( sickness, convalescent. -2 Request. Scratching MIL elevation, dignity; Yikr. frandeur, 15 -4 Boldness, audacity. -5 Pride, arrogance, self-confidence. -6 Controversy, discussion -7 Zeal, 1 : exertion, p. p. given. Vl<^rll -2 Disclosing &c. " * Recovered from ; J ft (5V) f>:/. 1 Full growth or development, niaturtity, perfection. -2 Growth, increase. -3 Greatness, reveal, disclose, bring to light, discover. ). Getting rid of, clearing away, removing, expelling. 1 Removed, got sftnrtf^Tl'.p. rid of, expelled. -2 Urged forward, incited. -3 Relinquished. -4 Grant- Sublimity or felicity 1. 7. 25 P. To 3. go, move. (CRif?T)Togo,move. m. The spleen or its enlarge j 28. fruit of A. (fctfr) ment up also ( f ); Mv. N. of the wft: fig 19. -Coop tree. 3T|f 5. Mai. 9 Si. 11. 39, Mv. 6. 4. -3 Thick, dense, pitchy WV nw: 5^- enlargement of the spleen. *aRt a. suffering from enlargement of the mntrit -4 spleen. ; ; fil 7.3; Si. 4. 62. Grand, mighty, strong.-SViolent impetuous. 6- Proud; Mv. 2. 3. -7 Luxuriant. -8 Married. -9 Full of, filled with ( at the end of comp. ). -10 Raised or lifted up. -1 1 ControJT A bold and grown up woman, no longer bashful verted, discussed. or timid in the presence of her lord,. one of the four principal f amale characters in poetic compositions; armTifftnrr avft i^ *JCTT H M-^- ri -Comp. e}mr a bold* woman; tee above -g%:/. a bold or pompous assertion. qr^ a. one whose feet are raised on a beneh. 517 a. having full-grown wnT.a. of blossoms; Me. 25. irmw a. great or mighty valour. advanced in youth. wi^ an arroor bold assertion, defiant gant H - speech. The 1. swin "Ti A spleen. (jp*,spO 1 To float, ; ^f fffit Mv. 1 ; R. 16. 60; lir V,w- Subhash. -2 To cross in a boat. -3 To swing to and fro, vibrate -4 To leap, jump, spring; Bk. 5. 48; 14. 13. 15. 46. -5 To plunge into bathe. -6 To fly or baste away. -7 To blow ( as the wind ). -8 To fade away, disappear -9 To soar, hover about. -10 To skip, -1 1 To be prolated or lengthened (as a vowel). (grwft-ft) 1 To cause to swim or float. -2 To remove, wash away. -3 To bathe. -4 To inundate, -Caut. deluge, flood, submerge; 9i fiwfti. 3. 74, 7. 74. -5 To 688 cause to or fluctuate. reel -6 To a vowel ) WITH 1. to over-flow. -2 to over- lengthen, prolate wftr ( whelm, overcome. $* Swimming, -2 Jumping, leaping. -3 a. [g-3?^] ing. Superior, 1 floatVeil. *: 1 Swimming, floating. -2 Flood, swelling of a river. -3 A jump, leap. -4 A K97 a. [j-fS;.] canoe, email boat; HT5I- i 11. 19; Bg. 4. 36; Ms. 4. 194; Ve. 3. 25. -5 A frog -6 A monkey. A A -8 An enemy sleep. -10 A man of a low tribe;a Cliamlala. -11 Anetorsuare for catching 6sh. -12 The fig-tree. -13 The Karndava bird, a kind of duck, -14 Five or more stanzas -7 -9 declivity, slope syntactically connected(=js*rq.v.). -15 The prolated utterance of a vowel. -16 Returning, return. -17. Urging incitirg. monkey ; R. 12. 1. TO -Comp. on, a frog. -3. an aquatic >tiJ}: a frog. SW [S*rj W] 1 70. bird, A -2. the frog. -2 A jumper, tumbler, rope-dancer. -3 Tbe holy fig-tree. -4 A Chandala, an outcast. -5 A monkey. 1 T: An -3 The : 1 A ape, a monkey. -2 A fig-tree. monkey; Si. 12: 55. qt: 1 A ( capering ). Eubera's attend- -6 Increasing, expandingUseless or idle speech ( .) -2 Heat. -3 Increase. -4 An $W: 5 ir; ^1 1 Made to swim, float, or overflow -2 Ueluged, inundated, overflowed. -3 Si. Moistened, wetted, sprinkled 12. 26 Ki. 11. 36. ; -4 Covered with, [ Spreading overflowing. Promulgating, m. W'-P- P- * a-frft ] deluging, A [S^] bird. ! -2 Capering, increaser. r- -2 Blowing ^ ill. 1 1 An P. ( To ; fill. -2 The burning of . a- ( "ft/ ) [J* one of the angry, speech. A cripple. Burn- to ashes. 1. v. 1. Mai. : ing at ' Burning, scorch- (sfilt also). P. (jPTffr) 1. To burn. -2 To^ghare. TTW A. ($ 1 ) 1 2 A bandage. -2 Cloth. To eat ( mffi, HTW ) P. devour. CHT Food. 2 Hunger. 1 1 Eaten -2 p. P1 Eating -2 Food. a. 1 Hungry. Lovely, beautiful. -2 or form. Having a shape 1 A position, an arguto be proved, a thesis or assertion to be maintained; ment 1 To go softly, glide, -2 To act wrongly, behave -3 To swell. -A To have a preconceived opinion. ^1 ing. scorching, reducing Swimming, grfi, or wait upon. into, puffing up. slowly, : (jfrft, scorch, single 22; Bk. 20. 34. -II. 9 1 T sprinkle, wet. -2 .p. Scorched, burnt, singed. Burning, combustion ( also -2 floating. -2 Inundated, submerged, -3 Leaped, jumped. overflowed. -4 Lengthened, protracted or prolated ( as a vowel ). -5 Covered with, filled with. -6 Bathed in H 1 A jump, leap, ( See j ). spring. P. 9, To burn, 55^4. - over, ) 1 Fire. [ smeared. flood, OT: Burning, combustion. Bathing, ab- lution. Zriiitp. p. A 1 a Souse. -3 Oil. 8 w\ 5S^] -2 Overflowing, flooding, inundating. -3 flood, deluge. [ 4, 1, as sear Ks. 1. P. ( STriS ) To anoint. -3 mersion. EWf I. groiffif, ; 1 %^ ] J-w> ; 1 S'*R[ ] [ creep. 1 Taking [ ; WC jsj ] arffi Flowing over. -2 Jumping^ leaping. -3 Filling to over flowing. -4 Straining a liquid ( to remove impurities &c. ); Y. 1. 90 ( see Mit. thereon ). -5 Sub- W*s move ^T [g%f / jfr: overflowing, inundation. 2 A loap, jump, spring as in jfcgr^Rt- -3 Capering, one of the paces of a horse. -4 Prolation or protraction of a vowel. float, raft. over in a boat, a ferry-man. rite ( to propitiate lK> of a horse's paces ). A -3 Fmitf illness. -4 An increaser. -5 The performance of a mystical ). stoop- ; the tree f?tfm- -5 N. of the sun's Charioteer. ( -in ) the sign of the zodiac called Virgo. ants Inclined, -4. diver. deer. One declivity. 7 -3 Bounding, tnh a hare. -Comp. 1 ( -/. ) going by leaps. 2 a gallop, bounding motion. a horse. paces of vaulting. 1 Swimming. -2 sf ing downMai. 1. Bathing, plunging into 119. -3 Flying. -4 Jumping, leaping. -5 A great flood, deluge -6 A a. 38; yjs ac epi- ; excellent. raft, float, A frog. -Comp. thet of Hacumat. -2 A prejudice, precon2. 95. -2 ceived opinion. -3 A sophistical argument, sophism -4 A trick, fraud. N. -5 Logical exposition. An onooiatopoetic word 689 used mystically in uttering spells or incantations TTy soake i^TorrfM 3fT40r sfurnr v. T^T ), rogne, cheat f^fY TF ^j^r *T^ij ) a A Deu. % ffilH ) ( ITTpT, To 1 ^y^vrf^f "Jf^r,*fvr fmrsrar: Bk. 14. 78. -2 To easily or ; without exertion A ^fr : P- 1. ; ^ 16 ST.-Tr [ ; often nged W*V: 13.12 K. ; in this transitively ': Mu. 2. 16 'accomplish or ' Si. 2. 89. -2 To he about fruitful, to be succesoful, to bo fulfilled or accomplished, to succeed bring jrfSn^; 3JFT- ... ; ; TKT'T, fi&i ) I To bear fruit, yield or produce fruit ": Bh.->.46; Subhash. ni Sf^i 7rra*Tt3, produce ( this sense according to some balongE to the Caus. of ). Caul. ( fwofa ) To skirn, take off (the surface of a fluid ). 30 ( ^i^fiT, Kii. 6. ; ; ffcjJTT 13h. 2. side of the nostril, singe this -Oomp. hood -2 The expended 35. in IBk. 1.113 Ved. Scum. expanded the wntl: ( v. alao ( or. ). r ; ; 12.98 r)*cr TO. ... . 4 m. ( ; [ A snake in general. JR sTC'tVT tfuTt A 1 ] hooded serpent, serpent or snake fir TKT?ftlft: "l??f Bv. 58 12, 1. 13 ijrflr ; ; Panini's Sfttras ; TTrarrnNtr f? W: Mb. -2 To shine R. 16. epith-.-t of irf^^r N. 2. 95.-Comp. ^r ;) _|-iq^. |. an epithet of the serpent-demon Sesha. -2. of Ananta, the lord of serpents. -3. of Pataujali. Ki. 5. ; 38. -3 Togo. ; Ku. 2. 21. -2 An Rahu. -3 An epithet of 'Patanjuli, ths author of the Mahabhashya on 17 ^Hwrw- ; W in %?r(w)- T<% [ as of a tree S. 7. ; T Fruit I ft ; ; sult, fruit, also ( flg. -^ 1.49. %$ 30; R. 4.33 ^<jr-j Me. produce ffff . ^ ) -2 Crop, -3 A re- 16. consequence, effect; arr^- r- R. 8. 22; -4 ( Hence ) Reward, recompinse, meod, retribution ( good or 33. an epithet of Vishnu Sesba as his couch ). ( who uses 1. an epithet of Sesha or of Visuki.-2.of Patanjiili. *rrtf fsfir: wind cfcjf. opium. Mahabhashya (the comment- ary of Pataujali on Piniui's Sutras). j3!,n. |. a peacock. -2. an epithet of Garudu. jw a kind ot pde used by house-breakers. 55" betel-pepper. .": p 87 The Marjoram. belly. opp. words T3 w^ ) ; -5 A deed, jrt an act ^ ^^ N- OTtj^ f 48 'good men prove their usefulness by deeds, not by words'. -6 Aim, object, purpose ;rWhr?rnnrfir f? *%*: Pt. 1. 3 ftrir^-q- <&$ Ki. 2. 21 'with what object in view' Me. 54. -7 Use, good, profit, advantage gritiTT hlftde (of n sword). point or ru-ad of an arrow, ; barb -J5A ; Mu. 7. testicle. A -14 10. -15 A result of a oalciiletion {{iff. ( in Math. ) -18 Product or quotient. -19 Menstrual dishargo. -20 Nut'og. -21 A ploughshare. -22 Loss, disadvantage. -2.1 The second term in a rulc-ol-three sum. -24 Correla- -?5 The area of a -26 The three myrobiilang -27 A point on a die. ) tive equation. figure. ( rlrTi^l -Comp. 3Tf 3-; = Trsr^H q v 313. snccesion or sequence CTIJ: of fruits or results BTgitr a. to be inferred from the results or Consequences frwgHXTT: STK*n fn^Kr: JTHTPTr fW R- 1 20. Jjg^or 1. rats of profits.-2. following of reap; : ing consequence*. JJ;T: a bamboo. ST^fq ^ " seeking for rewar I or recompense ( of act ion j ). sjlJajT expoctatiou of the fruits or consequoncf s ( of acts ), regard to re1 sults. 3?iJiT a. useless, unfertile, a kind of 34T.7: ( -ifj ) tumarind. 3i$r;T: a sjRw n. a coc9a nut parrot. ajrRf^TT exoeotfltion of ( good ) results; eorrel. ^. 18. back, be reflected 1. i> tf tKr?frTiT! P- ( <S3Tfr, 53 or y 10. 7. ' ).-!2 A suproductiv). ' ; '-"I. ^r^: 66; Bh. 2. 96, 116. produce results or con- 25; ^f^ fT^ 1?r v&six wrtrj H. 3. 21 wicked men commit bad acts, and good men suffer their consequences'. -4 To become ripe, ripen. -5 To fall tothe lot of, befall. -6 To be useful. -II. Mai 6; Ki. ' jewel said to be found in the hood of a serpent Si. 9. 25. flg^ the rounded body of a serpent; 1 ;'l2. **$! sr 5ir?j -3 To result, sequents for Tzizrq ) Pt. 1. 204. 57T: a serpent. \jf- \. a serpent. -2. N. of Siva. n. | . a ser' pent. -2. the number nine (there being nine chief N/lg.iB ). uf^. a I. ^ ^r dart &o. shield -17 Tho shoe. ^' ; Ddb. with the fingers extended. | A gjor branch. -2 Softness. young shoot move, move about glance epajkle The palm of the hand IT'irfr?? 1 cricket, locust or grasa- P. -13 The To fro, STIiTr 'JT'TTrf^' *I^T3Tt7Tr%T hopper. 1 ( ( W(T*Sff A. and abouf, dart to i ( f%fT? ) A ; of. TTST. ; betel -box. ( -3 A tooth. R. 14. 39. -10 A kernel offspring of a fruit ). -I | A tablet or board bird. Ji shield ; %i^f -2 A *iT: Pt. 1. 204. "fifirTT of also in this sense A ( The expanded hood 1 ( n. ; 2. ; ; ; see ijrarT^f. MfiriT: ! production of fruits, load of fruits JT^nt TirreT^: -FHrnn: S. 5. 12. -2. the fruit season, autumn. 3TT35T a. full of or abounding in fruits. arrows (-33T ) a kind of plantain. EI arrHW a. fruit-garden, orchard. 1. fond of fruits. -2- attached to fruits, fond of getting fruit ( of actions done ). -Jr?rT: feeding or T^?V: living on fruits, fruit-raeil. a collection of fruits. TTTJTT 1kind of grapes ( having no etonea ). -2. = RTOT37crr%: /. 1. production of fruit. -2 profit, gain. (-1%:) the mango tree ( sometimes written ; this sense). |. 73-17. appearance of fruit, production of results or consequences, attainment of success or desired object; -wrK^r8. 22. -2. prcflt, griiff&ijit R. 1. 5 "?#Ufl?r in ; gain. -3. retribution, punishment. -4. happiness, joy. -5- heaven 3S. 5. 12. 51?: appearance of fruits ; T%?T: regard to results see TOTq^r. ^rsftf'tH; living by g-ifcr cultivating or selling fruits. a. yielding fruit, fruitful, fertile. SfTRsn desire of fruits or contfrsequences. 5fr?I: fruit-season. ( v. I. ) ; tree. flTT: the cocoa nut wtTrt-^:, -^5Tfr: the scrotum ( covering 01 the testicles. ). wff4 frustration of fruits or results, disappointment. 690 Vf: deriving benefit or advantage, ihrtufe and J&irri^5r,) f rnitf nl, yielding or bearing fruit in season; s^iMdl ^WS^f^ fffr. mf^l a. ( also r: 9. 60 ; Mil. | (-m. 9. 39. ) K. Kir. ?r?nrf?'t a frnit tree. nf^oj a. fruitful. sj^'T a house wooden boards built of > the three myrobalans ( fa ^13,-%% a- 1- productive, fruitful, bearing fruit; Ms. 11. 143. -2. bringing in gain or profit. -3. giving a reward, rewarding. ( -^ ; ) a tree. final nrfi% /. consequence or reward, _fjqrr%! /. cessation of coneq'iences.-f5frr%: f- production Of fruit. *TTr.0rfff: /. M KU||n, Ml l nual plant. qran knocking down or gathering frnit. : the couiroon'citron tree. iWpfr 1- tne giving of fruits- -2- a ceremony at srrfjfc /. weddings. attainment of the desired fruit or A -4 vrrrr: JTrf^-irnj a. partaking of re van! or profita place ijftr: /. where one receive! the reward or recompense of hit deeds (i.e. heaven or hell a. bearing ij<^ HTTt 1. enjoyment of TT?fTr consequences. -1. usufruct. the sloe plant .-ifrrr: 1. the attainment of frnit or the desired object; Mu.7. ). fruit, ti^ melon a fruit-teller. ytgt a fruit-tree, -fajroi the breadfruit tree 3inn; the pomegranate f>wfJK fruitful. sequences. MTT : the 1. bearing fruit, sharing in the conItf^ltJ tne Badara tree. -2. mango tree. tiro a. bearing frnit. ?tT^/- 1. abundance of frnit -2- success. a meant *rpn< of effecting any desired object, roalizition of an object. -Rrr%:/. 1. reaping fruit, attainment or realization of the desired object. -2- a prosperous result. &%. a walnut tree fffft an epithet of Kail or Dur^a. a. yielding no fruit or a. acting with a view to ifps; profit. ifjj results. tablet , A board, plunk, tlab, sjrr; Trr^rsTT^t *^*^. "* "** j -2 Any flat surface ^j^it K. 218 ; ^s of.'ae. -3 ; Si. 9. 47, 37 ; A shield. opposite-leaved fig-tree. "ffFSFTT -N Worthlnsaneta, 1 insignificance ; Bh. 2. 9. HJJH a. | Red. -2 Born Arjnna. -Ooap. piter. As *nd- consequence, N. of a constellation "KfJJ^f thcruh^ . 1 Boarded. -2 Armed m. I A wooden with a shield. bench. -2 Sandal-wood ( n. also ). A flower. ing. Fruitful, fruit-bearProducing or yielding results, successful, profitable. -3 Containing m. the result or end of a plot. fruit-tree, -tft The plant called ITJJTT.. A A The bread-fruit 1 ( first or A Raw decoction ftitsf! A *!&* <* Sk t wit I 3 : 10. m. tree. The Priyangn creep( taid to be the by poets mango tree ; Bk. 9. A decoction, infusion. belly. 1 A ploughshare -2 Separation of the ; hair Ms. on each side of the head ( *?tifrr*TnT ) N. 1. 16. -3 A sort of spade. -4 A bundle. -5 The forehead ( for TRJ ). Balarlm. -2 (7: 1 An epithet of Of A ed a. [ ; 1 ; fft ^HT! Ms. 1. 47 Mk. 4. -2 Advantageous, profitable. of the P -$ tort of Fruitful, bearing or yielding frnit ( flg. also ) ; gfctrort *"r^T*far CfT" f^T'TT: >t>idHHl<Jl iTWrsT'- ; ; The 6. 16. f "R* - churning. A gn g ar see the commentary ). j The particles of butter produced by Fulfilled, accomplished, a det! re ). frnit- tree, -nr 3; perfume (%'^T). er fur realized menttrnont woman, A i -2 Flour ( ^rq- ). qffj a. Made by an easy process, readily or easily prepard ( at a decoction ). -?: -i An infusion, 17 Having borne ( at A tree. plank, board. cotton tree. p- p- -2 y fruit, yielding frnit, fruitful. reaped of 'interjection Molasses. 1 f- mixed with curds 1 ( 5T: ) An Alum. Ku. calling, [ q,rfqtl a. ; the planet Ju- VTBT: wd. consequently, virtually. under the W: I The month of Philguna. -2 N. of Indra. -3 Of 7. 6. a vanity, constellation a thigh as broad as a board. Siva. -3 The citron tree. 31 garment of cotton. -2 A ploughfield. -Oontp. ye ed, tilled. . aTTTir a. plougha. 1. tilled. -2. a produced by cultivation. ( -tf ) ploughed field. 33: N. of Balariraa. A 'wife' of R. 3. 61 ). = 1 quail. N. of a Hindu month 8 U. To winnow, threth, teparate the grain from the husks. (corresponding to February, March). -2 An epithet of Arjuna ; Mb. thus M.(9imtf| Winnowing, teparating the grain from the husks. explains - a. P- Threshed, winnowed. [ fT3 j m? ^ ] Un. 1. un18 ] 1 Pithless, nnestential substantial ; unmeaning. -5 Weak, feeble, flimsy. -6 Untrue. -7 Beautiful, lovely. 55: /. I The spring season. -2 The opposite leaved fig troe.-J N. of a river at Qayi. -4 A red powder of wild ginger ( Mar. g?57?T ) thrown by the Hindus minute. -4 Vain, 1 q>Mg; fmr a. having by Bhaskarlcharya. a. ^irfrfH. a. tree. -Oomp. 37TOT: the vernal festival, commonly called Holt. nfZsn the with a shield ( as a warrior ). >?? an aatronomical instrument invented fruitful. 10. -2- wages, remuneration.; m. a water-melon. ^3;^ a water- over one another at the Holi festival. . forming or developing fruit. a share in any product of profit -5 The -6 The palm of the hand. -7 Frnit, result, consequence. -8 Profit, gain. -9 Menstruation. -10 The head of an arrow. -11 The pericarp of a lotus. -12 A broad and flat boue ( of the armed forehead ). -Courp. irrm ftirr the Priyangn plant. object TCTi a tree barren of fruit. T- f^ a. or page for buttocks, hips, elab, tablet, leaf writing upon. the J: epithet U -3 : N. of a tree, also called ST^JT. -Oomp. srsrsr: 1 . the month Chaitra. -2. The vernal season sij/3 ( T^^ra )> -3 ^n epithet of and The full-moon day of the month 4,1pm vr?: an epithet of the ; planet Jupiter. f%: 1 A wicked man. -2 Useless -3 Anger. or id! a talk. f$prrjr: The fork-tailed shrike. 691 The country I Franks the of of Europeans ). -2 ( disease of the Franks, syphilis. i. . A m. ffcrnfa; Frank, European. ). I A magical formula. -2 !jr: An bird. hood expanded of snake. An onomatopoetic word generally used in composition with IF, and imitative of the round made by blowing into liquids &c. ; sometimes it contempt ^(^Ijy ; a liquid ( ) expresses disregard or to blow into 1 TTT^e^it srrfy: ; ^fjff H3Plf> fl. cream aloud, cry, 57T: fire. I, 103. shriek. 4. %wft -2 to -Comp. 5RK:, -$ blowing zing. -3. the hiss of a serpent. -4. sobbing. -5. screaming, aloud shriek, yell. ^u a. 1. blown into &c. -2. N. of Varuna. -2 Water. A swell, expand verse ; *: JHRC i?5t A. 1 ^, ( ifl'-ft w f^(T ) To 'W 3 fl I increase, Cuu. I To increase. -2 To strengthen, make firm, fix, grow. Abundance, multitude. "> a. Most abundant, very great, ; ( a. abundant, ( 1 numerous ). or much more, exceeding, compar. of ST-E: supeil. of ^5-5 q. v. -More JTJJ? q. v. ). The Indian crane. -2 A cheat, togue, hypocrite (the crane being a very cunning bird that knows feell how to draw others in). -3 N. of a demon Bhima. -4 N. by of another demon killed by Krishna. = -5 tf. of Kubeta. q. v> to its clutches killed & -Comp. ff:, ^itt, -fffcs, -^fiN; m. 'acting ^^ -snwtt, -wffrlike a Foam, froth &&P'P- crane', Mai. ; B 6. 6 5Fsjmt^5prt Ch. P. 1. -2 FlowerR. 9. 63. -3 Exing, blossomed sra^rsrsrrft ; Me. --3TfflT a. living on foam. N. of a mountain near the nlffc 1 iftft- ; ^: : s.gfsr 5. 23. (of^) Expanded, ^ &g I7% mix ^inr irt ftg^T R. 13 11 ; Ms 2. 61. -2 Foam of the mouth. -3 Saliva. -4 White cuttle-fish bone. -Comp. arzr a bubble. 3T$rPr: N. of Indra ; cf. 50 opened, blown; giq- mouth of the Indus, -rfs: mere bubble. -2. an empty STf^ non-entity. ". a a ! idea, filtering oloth. Seo %JT. ; panded, dilated, wide opened (as g- A fulleyes). 4 Smiling, gay. blown, flower. -Comp. g^fr alum. s>*nr, -Srsf, -?5r?T having eyeg dilated (with joy) ; Pt. 1. 13i. (-^ : ) a kind of deer. (-^) a large, full eye. a- .- : ; 4. 196. w. cf I. Bhtmi. -fJr^^-: epithets -2- of Krishna. 4-75? the last five days of tbe bright half cf the month of Karttika. -p'? a kind of retort. 'crane like conduct', hypocrisy. a. Horrible. *: Light- g-|^ ing ; q^y: A of tree, Mi. musopi) Elengi, ( said according to tbe convent! n of poets to put forth blossoms when sprinkled by young women with mouihfuis of win ). ' or *j g: Me. ( ^ 78 ^^wft ^jnf^ff ^jj, ) ; ; (for similar conventions about other trees see the quotation under 3t$T *$St The Bakul ) To go, move. fccfr EemnanU tree. r$^3ET I A small crane. -2 The branch of a tree bent by the wind. orte. A crane. A boy, lad, chap, often used i ; Investiture cred thread. afK kind ; as a depreciatory term or to show see contempt ^rnTTTj-. & c j. -2 A young Brahuiach&rin. -Comp. mere boy. thunderbolt. 1 jackal. P. C^vft ^T, %f^>r, I Star jackal. jackal Of food, leavings of a meal, a false devotee, religious hypocrite ; A : with wind. /. Blossoming, blooming. Ms. frothy &c. Mai. 5. 19. -2 A rogue, rascal, cheat. -3 A demon,, goblin. 1 r; A A 1 the wind raised in winnowa- H Inflating, filling Foamy, 13- 2. ing corn water-jar ; ( the meanings of this letter are given in the following <-4 shriek, howl. ' r:,-tT: *rr Imitation of the .j^Trfr sound made by the crakling of fire. 1 To bloom, ST^IP- ( <53i3> 5t3- ) expand, blow, open (as a flower). -2 blown up (as a bubble). -3. screamed aloud. ( -ff ) 1. sound of too a wind- ^>. I ono.natopoetic snT^f <* panting, $T^-:-H- The lungs. -2 place. district, snake. An ind. word. -Comp. To '"d. A I ?: A ind. The $?: shriek, cream. gasping. idle talk. ^n: A instrument. -2> a loud cry, a . . ( A. war A f5T ) with the fish-hook sa- B'a. ; 3.21. 5?r ind. 1 A particle expressing. ( alas 1 ) ; *nr ** Sorrow, regret isft: f^-^jf. ernnrfr 5;?3iT Mil. 3. sier n?rfTOT *K$ ^i^fHar ^f ; 3T?Y ! Bg. 1. 45- -2 1'ity or compnssion S. sfrclrct ^rrlr?ft^ is Tff 5 18 nomtr 1. 10. calling 47. ajjft ; - Wonder ; i>ert Hii^iff -4 Joy or satisfaction wnrf^ TflTTlf^*: Kn 3 - 20 f^rtar jfr4 ma 1 -3 Addressing, of surprise; 31?") - 3 **rn?f^jf 6 Censure. For the K. 154. meanings of ?* with 315? see under 692 P. 1 .- [ To bo steady or firm. $5 3* r 5 ] *? -6 To 14. 7. The jujube I 2 TiiB korueTof the fruit of free. tho cotton-plant. The cotion \i ihruh. t 1 Tho fruit of jujuhe -7 To R. 13. 47. towards direct mind ), cast r**3 IJM; : ^?f^Tr fruit H. : 1. : Tho jujube 1 tree or Nan and N&rilyana. -Comp. -sdsnrv the hermitage at Badarika. :/. The jujube tree. The jujube tree see qr?abovo. -3 The cotton shrub.. -Comp. -^^\ a kiod of 3tfV:t tho ponanco -grove perfume. at I3udri lii. 12. 33. *ni: M. "f * temple at BidiiiJ. -sritrior: N. of a place. of perfume trjf a kiud 1 = sr^tTin -2 - 2 ( ; ) a fruit of tho jujube T^o'r) a wood or thicket of jujube trees. rrm an epithet of Durga. $[J5; a rock eminence at ( To 5TRi{r ). -nrrf treo. set upon, the eyes or with loc. ) upon ( 1-2 gf& ; ;. Mil. 3. bind Mu. ; 36; fasten or 7. form, build, construct, 6. 4; -9 17. arrange ; ^ifriTr-^vTWfrrflrRsiirs*' Ki. 8. 57; 6; gi^t? S. 2. ifafra> srsfij R. 16. 5 ; 4. ; Bk. Bourcea of tho Ganges and of the neighbouring hermitage of the sages as as Bk. 20. 22. -8 To together ( as hair ) its 3??^5r?ft*rrifKr5rrtfiiT>T=?r?Tr: 94. -2 N. of one of tho mnny ( or fix ( i Vis. 1 Bv. 2. 8. -1 The pod of tho cotton shrub. -3 The berry used ns a weight. -Comp. the time when the fruit of jj-or: the jujube becomes rip". tir^Jf N. of a sacred bathin-j-place. arrest attract, eyes &c. ) ; snf* ^?jf5r T^rfr?: Ku. 7. 17 J or *vrrfa ft ^gr: ( (%=f^: ) Ku. 2. 47; 5. 30 -10 To put together, 78 11. 35, 7. 77. ; ; compose, construct R=f Vikr. 18. 107 a ( poem, verse ; Rim. -11 To form, produce, ( ag fruit Ac. S. ) R. ; 69 12. bear Ku. ; -12 To have, poBses, entertain, cherish, foel.-U To punish, chastise. -14 To offer, sacrifice ( ag an animal). -J5 To Buut, close, stop. -16 To oppress, overpower. -17 To join, unite. It To ptoduce, cause, effect. -19 T. strike ( as root ). -20 To display, exhibit, show. ( Tho senses of sf^ 5. 60. w. i. ; 6. ; 3. are variously modified according to the noun with which it is connected ; * 93I)(2 fv{. kuit or bend to th Badart. eyebrows, to frown gfS' r^ to clench the fist ; ahrrS h^ to fold 51^ 1 A. ( sfaffl^ ; strictly the desiderutive busa of uee'Ji u a primitive sense ) To abhor, loathe, detest, shrink from, b-.: disgusted with the hands together in supplication t^ftf, ftcf. :, 55^ r<< to set the heart on ; sfrR, Hft, trT f<< to fall in love with, be enamoured of m ( with abl. ) spfHcOTrTr: U. 1. <)*<j> ; Si. 13. 3 T?J*T: Mn. ; 7. 149. ; made daaf, deafened. qj. Bondage, confine- 1 ment -2 A ; to conitruct or if< i<^ build bridge ; to conceive hatred, contract w^, ; ^ ^ ; trRfrt, ^i^t loins, ( bind, tie, fasten is < frrr^ 67 ; R. -2 To , ^^fr?7i 7.9 ;Ku. vtit sr ) fl-HrfsTiT ^ %?Trrfi: 7. 25 To 1 ; Bk. If* Ku. 9. 7. 75. catch, cupitve, imprison, ens- make, nar?, *vm pa3$ captive Bg. 4. 14 14. 56. ; ;j?Hi7i4 *T rfr54*vr Bk. 2. 39; chain, fetter. -4 . IV -3 To check, stop, suppress; ag in 'srqjf^ilT, 1ii{*l7 &c. -5 To put on, wear " TIT -^rnffi: qr^ siH^THrfW ^\Trit 72 Pt i. rtgtfefeiitfo Bki ; ; 2. G U. 6. 17; Mil. 3. 7.-'Jomp. ; a srsr&W, -a&SWWror a. having aJrsrf^ <* finger-guard fastened. hands together in folding the supplication, with the hands joined in humble entreaty or raised to the forehead as a mark of respect. ; tho having 3T3(TT affection or manifesting love for. f ea'ing 1 aigsi'T arepentant. -2. of a fixed resolve. " ac3rsr^ a. joyful. srig-T coutred with arun. 3ir$lfi ". on fixed upon, feeling whose suspicions have been jcHf a suspicions. grown ro.ised, enjoying ot observing a festival or holi3^?r a. making united efday. forts a. see ^TI? -fg, -WT feeling anger, en- I- . * ttrlainiug a feeling of anger. -2. suppresHJng or governing ouo'a wrath. a kind of obstruction of the -n,tj bowels. -JWC^a. haying the fVtT, mind intently tho mind on. i. tjyi'tt fixed on, rivetting a. touguo-tied. \jf equipped with a quiver. a. having th gr%, -^sr, -F5>^5T eyes intently fixed on, looking with a steadfast gaze at. a- conti- *m nuously or incessantly flawing fr- 5)r resolved, resolute. q^q- a. attired in a theatrical dregg. qft^rr a- having the girdle girded 3f!j a. firmly on, one who has girded op his loins; ready, prepared. <jfl^ a. having tho bowels constipated. nf^T a. 1. one who has made a vow or qf^promise. -2. firmly resolved. HTT 3 a. resonant with echoes. a. having the affection or heart fixed upon, enamoured of ( with loc, ); tt fTpf ^SpTTft^ft V. 2. TJ> /. 1. the lowest floor. -2- ground prepared-ft>r the site of a house. -ijf& a. I. having a closed fist. -2 clot-u-dsted, covetous. -jj(5 a. deep rooted, striki. e. ing root firmly ?"J^3 R. 12.-W. f^Cfi : ar^Jj?!^ J^7 Si. Z. 38. fjj- r- jftsf a. holding the tongue, keeping silence, silent tied, iasiened. TS; ; *K to gird up prepare oneself for anything ; see the compounds under Caul. To cause to srg also ). bind, form, construct, build 4c. silence ] i'^, form captive; Ku. prisoner, P. to *ftf5f 2.61. 9. ^j a to form a globe friendship; ifrdf 3$ f^ to form a circle, tit or stand in a circle ; H\=T r<< to maintain cue's m. Deafness. See ; enmity srHKiift Den, P., nftflip 8 U. To deafen ( fig. also ) srftjftarjf^m ; 30 1 -2 Chained, Beund, fettered. -3 Captured, caught. 4 Confined, imprisoned. -5 ;Put or girt on. -<J Restrained, suppressed, withheld. -7 Fortued, luilt. -8 Cberished, en tertained. -9 Coiub ned, united. -10 Firmly rooted, firm. -II Shut, stoppod, closed. -12 Inlaid, studded. -13 Composed ( as verses ). -14 Formed, contracted Ku. 1. 20. -15 ; Manifested, displycd.-16 Entangled, involved. -17 Congealed, clotted, ( as blood ). -18 ElKvu d, caused, formed, produced ; ^ srra* S. I. ; 3?J5T f^^Tm7fft-^T- R- 13- 23. trT a. having the do.iire fixed ou, enamoured, impassioaod Pt. 1. 123. 33" f^ a. fixing an abode. tPi; J:W (% r ; tongue-tied, maintaining silence. ^t ^qsj a. seized with tremour. oue who has conceived bitter hatred or contracted confirmed hosti- a. lity. ffiis a. 1. one whose hair it tied up ( into a knot on the of the bead ). -2- one who is in childhood, a parti- cular 5flf young. q;fr: crowa still preparation of quicksilver a. an attachment) forming conceiving affection for. 693 .^ A J 1 ... bond tie, ( in general); sTi^fo (So. -2 A hair-band, fillet ; V. 4. 10 S. 1. 30. -3 A ehain, fetter. -4 Fettering, confin; imprisoning, confinement, imMs. 8. 310. -5 Catct; ing, capturing, catching hold of; fjf^ii R. 16. 2. -6 (a) Forming, coning, prisonment structing, iphfr JTgT- arranging; %T 5 *f S. D. 6 (b) Building, erecting. -7 Feeling, conceiving, cherishing. t 18. . 107; S. 81. 6. -8 Connection, intercourse. -9 Joining or union, folding together, combining B. 14. 13 ; 3J3Tfa-5TCT &c. -10 A bandage, ; ligature. -II 1 Agreement, harmony. 2 Manif estution, display, exhibition of cornp. ^. ) Dependent upon ; cf f^- . The act of binding, fastening, tying Ku. 4. 8. -2 Binding on or round, throwing if [ ifJ->T[^ ?3?r ] 1 ; round, clasping f* Ku. 3. 39; Pt. 5. 21; srjzr Gtt. 10 R. 19. 17. -3 A bond, tie &c. ( fig. nlso ); R. 12. 76; ; ; wrsrnfpr -4 Fettering, chaining, confining. -5 A chain, fetter, tether, halter &c. -6 Capturing, catching. -7 Bondage, confinement, imprisonment, captivity; -8 A place of con6ne- as in snjjfpif^i ment, prison, jail; fwf snTTrfa EffiT3>?T5fH5Tftf S. 6 19; Ms. 9. 288. 9 Forming, building, construction ; ; R. 18.o2.-13 Bondage, oonflnonient to his world which ig ( opp. gi% complete emancipation from the trammels of tho world ); sftj- r*f ' ^ ' 1 Binding, fettering. -2 Checking, stopping. -3 ( At the end Bg. is. 4. 21; R. 13.58,18.7-14 Result, consequence. -15 A position, posture in general ; auffTJrtnm: B. 2. 6 Ku. 3. 45, 59. -16 A particular position in sexual intercourse, or a particular mode of sexual enjoyment ( these are said in Rutimanjari to be 16, but other writers increase the ; number to 84 ).-17 A border, framework. -18 Arrangement of a stanza in a particular T3rew, jjTspcvr shape ( ; e. vide K. g. sis^r, P. 9. ad. -19 A sinew, tendon. -20'fhe body. -21 A deposit, pledge. -22 An embankment, throwing a bridge across ( a river ). -23 A disease in lac. ). which the eyelids cannot be wholly closed. -Comp. SR^JT elephant) is tied. Y. confinement. 2. a^trer woman; ^ % Mai. 7; Ve. *wr -3 A female woman. _* 76. ^ I An ; Binding, unchaste ^^ ^farnhl^r itfnTW -2 Aharlot,courtezan; Jnhs ^rare^ K. 237. 2. elephant. -4 A barrej ; ^IR? . ; uffectionutw towards kinsmen. ^rrt |. the duty of a kinaman ; t^pr 3 JTSTf^rr S. 5. 8. -2the business of a friend, a friendly or kind act or acrvico 3ff^ 3rth*' irwsrfi siijij^ : ; kindred, kinsmen taken collective-^res: N. of u tree jfrj- ly. -sfi*:, ; Ku. .4. 14. -13 A sinew, mus-14 A bandage. -15 A bar, barrier. -16 Alloyage, mixing. -17 An embankment, a, bridge. -18 A perty given to a girl by her relatives at the time of maruage Y.2. -10 4. 6. ; 9 2. ; ; ; ir -sfr 1 conjunction, connection. A bond, tie. -2 A rope. cord. -3 A string, thread. -4 A change, fetter. -5 A bondage -Comp. B( air )irr- 3TTc?T: a prison, jail. jfnh the knot of a bandage. -2. a noose. -3. a rope for tying cattle. > -Tt%^ m. a jailor. a prison. $v> a captive, ^ ; wretch 1. . which an animal ( e. g. an wr* a stable, phant ) it tied. to ( for horsed &o. ele- ^ ( iftj^ ). a kind of Strt^ woman's property, the pro- dh-ina or ; 144. love of a relative; Mo. 49. -2- love for a HIS; 1. friendship. -2. re- sfil^: a'^MYc^r fnend. ^if: kinsmen, kindred. dentitute of a. fp( I- /. lationship or relatives friends. K: -t, The f-jSi: 1 tree called A bastard. ^;r, woman ( see itqiffr -w -2 ^jifiq. An unchaste ) kinsmen, kin* dred ( taken collectively ); Mai. 6. Ki. 1. 10. -2 Relation18 9. 21 1 sr'vjfrr ; Relatives, ; ship, affinity. stall brotherhood, Relationship, ). affinity. qffyr a. I An Bound, fastened. -2 Confined, imprisoned. a. The god of lore leathern fan ( ^fcciFT ) -3 A ] 1 -2 A OrffM'H: t>?:T^^-T fS: kinaman, relative relation, ral ; T? ffJTT in ^ir MI> 3*fa ] 1 A gene- sftr^t fc U. 3. 8 ;1rnj*3r>r*rf%* B. 12. 12 ; S. 6. 22 Bg. 6. 9. -2 Any ono connected or associated with another, a brother ; tr^iH^g: a brother-traveller a spiritual brother S. Vflsrg: 4. 9. -3 ( In law ) A cognate kinsman, one's own kindred or kinsmen kinds are enu( three generally ; ; ; merated arrw* personal, fr^ |.ternal, and nig" maternal see these three words ). -4 A friend (in genooft. at as in tfij^fq- below ral ) the end of comp. iHit^ijcririh' Mai. a friend of ( i. e. changed 1. 38 ; ; ; ; ; ' 9. 13. -5 A ft^- R. 14. 33< -6 A father. -7 A mother. -8 A brother. -9 Th tro called Vffm with ' ) fragrance husband ; &o. ; unchaste woman. relations or kins- Having men. a. 5['g^ spot, mole, ; Ono who binds or catches, a binder. -2 A catcher. -3 A band, tie, rope,T:ether.-4 A dike.bank.dara. -5 A pledge, deposit. -6 A posture of tho body. -7 Barter, -8 A violator, ravishar. -9exchange. A jromii-e. -10 A city. -II A parlor portion (at the end of num. compounds ) ^S\ duties pertaining thereto (often used by way of contempt ) snjT" 4 oWi f^fi fnq'Jfi: M. 4 cf snr^vj. -II Connection, relationship association in general. -Comp. 5?rrr o. On. ^r^flfvjTttRqs^tipft^rTRfla^i'r'ir ?, U. 11. 24. an abandoned ^j-.j; fettering, sf=r a complete imprisoning. army containing the four necessary elements, i. e. elephant?, horses,chariotg and footmen. IN^ISJJ forced or unnatural construction of words. -^fn-. a post to which an animal ( e. g. an ; Connecting, uniting, joining. -11 Hurting, injuring. -12 A stalk, stem, peduncle (of a flower ) S. 3. 6 6. 17 U. fcjwust Ku. cle. Bv. -10 One who belongs to or it connected with any tribe or profession only nominally who i. c. one belongs to it, but does not do the q. v. Undulating, 34 ;Ku. 1. 42, 30. -2 Bent, in- bowed <S'i. ; 6. ; clined, 1 [ipJXJ',^] wavy, uneven U. 6. 25 Mv. ; 7. 5fgrin% R. 47 13. ; Croofced, carved. -4 Pleasing, handsome, beautiful, love. ( =fl>atR ly ( ; 9> where ) -3 a # sfg^rTHteTfr s 6/ 12 it may mean undulating - ' ' S^ K 3www5rrar^T(T*3^ -5 Deaf. -6 Injurious, mischievous. also ) K: 1 ; A goose. -2 A crane. . -3 A drug. -4 An oil cake. -5 The vulva. -6 The *;pfK tree. nt ( m.pl. ) Parched corn or meal thereof. An unchaste woman. i A diadem. ^SvT a< C *t 3**I ] 1 Bent, curr- n ed, inclined. -2 Pleading, ful, attractive, beautiful. bastard ; q^^f^tn i delightjj- 1 A gf qrwHf^raT 5- ir^ffwtftfefir Mk. 4. 28 ( which is un answer given by the baxdhulai themielte; 694 to the Vidushaka's question nt: % -2 An attendant in a hartot'ft chaml>er. -3 Tho tree called $ sfgnr *TW [ ) **-3>* N. of a tree ] ; 11.46; Rs. 3 A 9? 5. fhjwer of this tiee ; shpfRs. 3. 25. *KT ^-an& [ spj.-"^ ] 1 ] or bonnd togethsr.-J To be formed, built or constructed. -4 Detained, -5 Barren, unproduc- arrest. tive, fruitless, useless ( said of persons or things ) ; ^&jyrm^t R. 16. 75 3HrCTT?TrJ T^fTW & 3 29 ; -6 Not having the menses ; Ei. sures along with the horse. Arjun in of Babhrnvahana and upbraided him crescent-shaped arrow at Arjuna which severed his head from his body. He was, however, restored to life by Dlupt who happened to be then with Chitraugada and having acknowledged Babhruvahana as his true sen, he resumed his journey ]. 3^ 1 P. ( jsrft ) To go, move. or menstrual discharge. -7 ( -2 A s, barren woman ^IH A ; w go, A H. 2. : N. of a tree ( : An epithet of Durga. Un. 1. 21 ]"l Deep-brown; tawny, reddishbrown, ; 3*r5rrsnir?iTr^f: R- 15. 16 ; 19. 25 ; fftr TrjrreT'nf *?9u* Eu. 5. 8. -2 Bald-headed through dis- Fir*- ~2 An ichneuf: I mon. -3 The tawny colour. -4 A man with t*wny hair. -5 N. of a Yldava ; Si. 2. 40. -6 An epithet of Siva.-7 OfVishnu. -8 The CUtaka ease. -9 A sweeper, cleaner. -10 n. \ A tawny or N. of a country. brown colour. -2 Any object of a 1 brown colour. -Comp. -rrjj: red chalk (tyr), a kind gold. -2bird. WTff: N. of a son of Arjnna by Cbitrangada. [ The sacrificial horse let loose by king YndhUhthira and guarded by Arjnna of ochre. entered, in the course of its wanderof Man! pnra, which ings, the country was than ruled by Babhruvahana, un- equalled In prowess. The horse was taken to the king ; but when be read the writing on the plate on iti a ) Largest, of fragrant n. TO., , [ Eu. 1. 60. -2 A bod layer of Eusa grass. -3 A sacri- or oblation. fice, in. 5W= srfi S3: ( ) -2. a god, =fr?T: whoso mouth ( is fjra; m. an epithet of fife. W? ( 3IT -2- a Pitri or defied progeni- ) with Formed of or covered sacrificial grass. A n. worshipper, sacri 1 P. *R3 Mar. ) ; Ved. A tip, point, knot. : Ved. A socket of a tooth live. ( ?si^ -2 To hoard ) I To breathe grain. -II. 1 or U. ( TOft-l* ) I To give. -2 To hurt, injure, kill. -3 To speak. ->4 To see, mark. III. 10 U. ( ^fr-lt ) To -IV. 10 A. (*ra live. scribe. : '.( rish, support. (?) tft ) 1 To speak. 4 To give. -3 .To .'cover. W -5 To spread. -6 [ sf^-W? ] 1 Strength, power, might, vigour. -2 Force, violence ; as in ^$r To bo pre-eminent or excellent. -II. forces, 10 U. To KVpri 5r| I. -2 To A. 1 ( hurt, kill, destroy. Ulflft-it ) WITH :P> to hurt, injure. destroy kill, ; Si- 1.29. *J : $ rf : A peacock's R- 16. 14 ; 1 ] [ tail; i': V. 4. 10 v. bird. A -3 -4 ) ; A Me. 44 leaf ; Ku. 1. 15 ; T^C^I- Ved. Strong, power- ful. ^fiir A rffor. wrirrr% A n. Kna grass. The peacock ( <prrf* ) ; .". H^r^HtinT^rd)- VTT, 24, 43 Bg. 1. 10 ; ; R. 16. 37. -4 Business, stoutness (of the body). -5 Body, figureshape. -6 Seiueu virilo. -7 Blood. -8 myrrh. -9 A shoot, sprout. means-' on the strength of ', Gum ( sr?y.T firff: ft$*r>5T &o. ; ', qrg-ijiiysr ' *3rq peforce', ' ' forcibly' one's will violeutly ; ' ; T^rrirTT agoiust ', wnirifT Pt. c7i 1 A crow. -2 N. of the ). elder brothsr of Erishna see S-*TIV below. -3 N. of a demon killed by Git. 7 ; Indra. -Comp. strength or force. an ( leaf. ifff: Fire. Ve. wnitft $nm- ; ^fTfjj: R. 6. 17. -5 A train, retinue. * peccck's tail. *nr: ! -Oomp. -2. a tuft of peacock's feathers on the handle of a club o. *?% troops; *V by means or virtue of of a (ail tail-feather ( -especially ot a peacock Si. 8. 11. -2 The 1. anrnrfsj^aw- R. , of fire. epithet 1. an epithet of n . -2 Water. I -3 Ether .-Comp. Sacrifice. -Siftf^ fire. Fire. I n. splendour. Light, -2 ; ficer. fr 13 3&t afJnr Bv. tie. pea10 ; 4. p<j j A kind Kuia grass blue fly. ^sroj^sr^T ; ; 5SH, -JIT superl. of ( o. One not an Aryan, a barbarian, low fellow. -2 A fool, blockhead A ?ft ] V. 3*2 ; grass. move. 1.24. bond, sTf!? a- strongest. 1 : 64 -Comp. 5rfi|iw=i; ; A To of grain ( *T3Wf ) kind of grain (xismrc). harlot, prostitute. kind of per- daughter of a barren woman, i. o. a wild impossibility, anything that does not and cannot exist A 1 A -2 -Comp. Rs. 2. 6. 3T5?qJf 16. kind of perfume. ST3TT an epithet of Durgi. irrsT:, -fff j?; an epithet of Karttikeya. ( pi. tor. A- kind ft fnnr:, -5*!, &o. the sun or or -fft$, -SiTT ). fly. kind/ of grain. 1 P. (rift ) : barren cow. -3 ( A : vain, idle. A bee. A end of comp. ) Depiived or destitute of. -Comp. qr?y a. useless, fume -gw A : At the [^| rffvj;!. R. ; ; 1. 33. 1 his trea- The shpfrr tree. To be bound or ; fettered, to be confined or imprisoned ; Y. 2. 243. -2 To be joined under cock respectfully and submitted ;to him so meekly. At these words the brave youth was exceedingly irritated and ^discharged a delightful, lovely t hole. njr%: [ and, hastening to him, offered big kingdom of. ; njt a [ 3-^C 3 1 Undulating, uneven. -2 Bent, inclined, bowed. SrgT.. 19. 37. -Comp an arrow qrar: feathered with a pecock's plumes. 9T? if; an epilthet of Karttikeya. 'j for his cowardice, saying that if be had possessed true valour and had been his true son, he should not have been afraid of his father an 1 wrasrhmsjrmiT: Git. 10 -3 Pleasing, bead, he knew that it belonged to the Pa'ndavas, and that his father Arjuna hid arrived in the kingdom; 2. 17 ; 16. 14, army. Hemachandra of Balarama. anf excessive the head of the spring n3T: aifVcTT the lute ). ( -y-. ) srsr: a kind of beam. surpassing in strength, of or force. 3 strength superior the affairs of an army. sri^rer 4 - 695 -I. a general or commander of an army ; Mg. 7. 189. -2. a war-minister. n epithet of Krishna. *r?pt MfF^cr a. endowed with strength, 3^(7 1 comand want of strength and weak- trength, relative ness ; B. 17. 59. -2. relative significance and insignificance, ompaca. tiv importance and unimportance ; *T*< TT iffftfcT srfjr*,* Si. 6. 44. 3T8: an army in the form of a cloud. snrrfif. an epithet of Indra. SHT^qr: pride of I- frt strength consnmption. w WJT;, -2. the ). -3. a phlegmatic humour ( swelling in the throat ( which stops the passages of food ). *riiir*T kind of sun-flower ( fffcrgft ). sir? water. 37JTT a. of mighty 3. 114. strength ; Pt. 2 40 atr"HT, -Tqwa- endowed with strength, strong, powerful. sfo: a multiude of troops, numerous Si.; - army 5- 2. ^f^, ^r a ; . strengthening. distnroance in the army, 9trT: mutiny, revolt. ^r^- 1. dominion, sovereignty. -2. an army, a host.-sf a. produced by power. ( -^ ) |. a city gate, gate. -2. a field. -S.grain, a heap or grain ; Si. 14. 7. -4. war, battle. -5. marrow, pitn. -6 a pretty figure. ( -3T f ) |. the earth. -2. a haad-iome woman. -3. a kind jag nine. ( Arabian ). an _^. a bullock. %?: os, p r id e O gtrengtb wind. -2. N. of the $tf. I. air, 'of j= ^ ; fov% - a, 1. a commander. general, Balaam. H? a. strong, powerful. ( -3-. ) j. 8 strong or powerful man. -2. a kind of ox. -3. N. of Balaam q. v below. -4. the tree called powerful, 'the strong Rama ', N. of the elder broher of Krishna. [Ue was the seventh eon of Vasudava and Devaki but tranjforred to the womb of Roh'inito save him from falling a prey to tin cruelty of Kamta.fle and hii brother Knghfla were brought up by Nanda in Qokula. When quite young, he killed the powerful demons Dhenuka and Pralamba, and performed, Iik his brother, rainy feats of surprising Htrongth. On one occasion under the influence of which be was \vry fon 1, Balarom* wine, of oilld upon Rimaand Lakshnaani fr> TfTimFor gomo description see the quotation under ratfr: nrrT!r! R. 11. most effective weapon. His wife was RevatJ. He is sometimes regarded ag n incarnation of the gerpent Sealn ndgometimesasthe eighth incarnation of Vishnu gee the quotation ; ^if* a. invigorating, trengthening. f^irrsr: array or arrangement of troops. STTH* the defeat of an a. army. under 13 ]. -;rrr^ strong. a. ^ S;T*S an epithet of Indra -w- trong powerful. ( ) a warrior, soldier. ffcrffc/. |. a encampment. -2. a royal m. w ri= Si. colour. the C. moon 34. -Oomp. ; Kv. ? fhS white K. 5. ( f or '* if) ray' stance of the TOr* quality of the Gaudtyas.) ^3r* Making strong, invigorating, strengthening. Den. P. To strengthen, ^frfrt invigorate. TTPrlfr Den. An To A. put forth epithet of Indra. a. mighty Bh. ; 2. 91. I Strong, powerful, fttng; Vftllftfit & jff^: -2 Stout,robnst.-3 Dense, darkaesj, &o )-4Gettfng thick ( as the upper hsnl, vailing ; prelominant, pre^^if^n^Tir'tfr f>jr(rirft 2. 215. -5 More important, of greater weight tTTWT^rjff *if^PTtir W R. 14. 40. -6 Accompanied I ind. by an army. Strongly, ^^fT Ms. ; powerfully, forcibly 3^^f?f?TTffi7*fT>j3T Ku. 3. 69. -2 V^ory much, a excessively, in high dergeo; sfhrffff 5. TfJTj\5^^ 31. A Me. mistress, *^ ! ^'* 8- 62 ; ; ; I Using violence, employing force. -2 Outrage, .vio- lence, force oppression, exaction ; R. 10. 47 *rtir*i and the employment of forcible meant to recover the debt.: o. Forced, overcome. yellow spot in the white of the eye (caused by disease). a- Consumptive. Water. A cloud ; y W tT \ -2 A kind of crane. -3 A nntaia. -4 N. of one of the seven I'jJ Kn. 1. 4. clouds appearing at the destruction of the world. -5 One of the four bors-s of Vishnu. ". 1 C T^-f^ ] gift or ojfering ; ( -2 The a oblation, usually religions), : 50. An S. 4. 20 . ; D. 1.. offering of a portion of the daily meal ( of rice, grain ghee &o. ) to all creatures, ( also called M<W?T ), ene of the five daily Yajias to be performed by a householder see Ms. 3. 67, 91 it is usually performed by throwing up into the air, near the house-door, portions of ; ; strength. ': ^rr Kn. 7. 39. ) r?rfcfr 1. 45. ( given as an in- crane; in cranes ^firnr^r R. ll. ir> I White; A 14 ] small kind of crane. fWrsr feeble. ] 4. Abounding camp; an destitute of strength, weak, S. A a- csmp. - an epithet of Indra. -2. of Balar4raa. -J. phlegm. y?* a . ( ^ if^jf sTfyrsKT: 9 ; Mk. 5. 18. 19. beloved woman. I. * Un. [ ^vnf Subhadra to Daryodhana rather sister than to Arjuna ; yet he declined to take any part in the great, Bharati war either with the Pandavas or the Kturavai. He it represented as dressed in blue clothes, and armed with a ploughshare which was his ); 9 ) Hastinapura along with its walls. As Krislmi was a friend and admirer of thePanrfavis, so Balararaa was of the Kanravas, as was seen in his desire of giving big w. strong, 1 human form and forgiveness. On another hig ; o. Powerful ness, strength Superiority, exellenco. Tarr N. of a powerful lo-e or incantation ( taught by Viv4mitra to -2 occasion he draggnd towards himself the whole oity of weakening, enervating. -2. an; epithet of Indra. ?r a . giving strength, invigorating. ITH-: N. of fiohiru, mother of ccais to hiro ; the river asinmed a asked mm elder brother Krisbn* see ; below, -fff^ni., -ftjjqr: epithets of In ilra ^ R. 9. 3 srspr's^JTiTvcrft river to might baths land on his command being unheeded, be plunged his ploagh-ghare into the rivor and dragged th? waters after him, nntil mighty, powerful. strength parative Yamuna the that he the daily meal before partaking of It TlTfft *T*r wri^r *^7g^g-=rPTt TW*J'TC*TT ; ; JBTTNT S. 4. -4 Fr'igrnents of food left at a meal. -5 A victim offered to a deity. -6 A tax, tribut", impost ; i?!m JT efr*i> ^rwfnnfrcr R. 8. 307. -7 The 18 ; Ms. 7. 80 handle of a chowrie. -8 N. of a JTSfrwrifo 1. : celebrated demon. [ Ho was a son of Virochana, the Bnn of Prahlada. He was a very powerful demon and oppressed the gods very much. They, therefore, prayed to Vishmi for succour, whodeooendedon earihasa 696 ion of Kasyapaand Aditiinthoform of a dwarf. He tgsumod the dress of a mendicant, and havin? gone to give him as much earth as be could cover in thras steps. Bali who was noted f or hia liberality Bali prayed him to this apunhesitatingly acceded to the parently tmnply request. But dwarf soon assumed a mighty form, and began to measure the three steps. The first step covered the earth, the tecoud the heavens, aod not know- he ing where to place the third, of Bali and head the on it planted ent him and all his legions to the Patala and allowed him to be its rnler. Thus the univeise was once more restored to the rule of Indra ; ireum of. R. 7. 35 itill Git. 1 guard his door in Patnla. one of the seven Chira/iwim f&/- ft*#f*O- 1 A fold He ; a gacrifieiul cake. worshipping. Vishnu. Hf =T:, -3*:, -39: epithets of Bana, the son of Bali. 35-., pfa: the- Lodhra -vrf3T5f: a crow. Vishnu. tree. ^tJ=T: an epithet of 1. a crow. -2- a sparrow. _g^m. -3. a crane. JJfij*, the lower -S3T^ the abode of -S^ni., regions, g 1^: a monkey. in worship or fa S. 7. a. Strong, powerful. .Ti^ 5r?zr a. [?3W ffflf jFjJ I Strong, powerful. -2. Giving strength. -?*T: A Buddhist mendicant. ?g Semen virile. See 5rrfh^. The edge : thatched a of roof. A : <j($7 in . a. [ srswww ?ft ] Strong, 1 Ms. B. 16 37 m. I A 7. 174. -2 Stout, robust. A camel. -4 buffalo, -2 A hog. -3 A bull. -5 A soldier. -6 A kind of powerful, mighty ; ; The phlegmatic jasmine. -7 -8 An epithet of Balarima. See An a. | humour. ep ltnet of Vishnu. Having materiali ut R. 14. -2Reoeiving taxes. -3 Wrinkled. MfaHrt m. Strength, might, power. tfrra o. Most powerful, strongest. 15. q. T. 1. cowherd Ve. ; Si. 11. 8. serving as a cook at the court of Virati. ^V A cowherdess Ki. 4. ( g superl. of A camel. IJR\ or ; : -lTt excursion, expedition Trari abroad. &? a. external. ifor ; 17. -Comp. -cfr grsnf: cowherdejs ( / young coarse syphilis. ff% enigma. /. an external aspect or appearance Pt. 4. 87. =75r 5T licentiousness; immorality, evil or lewd practices. of M- ) N. of a srfoSTP, *? 3^: The Rarana or first astro- logical division of the day. a. Full-grown ( as a oalf a. disoslutc, ; ). whose -2 A prolific cow (one bearing many cluding. ). srffswT: A r: a- -Comp. goat. Sala tree. a ijtrr qjur: shrubby =T^iTa the [ ] ; ifvj: Bv. ; -3 *r?-?ft^a?yfn<7 firm, compnc.t. Hard, a sound cane. 8 9. dense. Thick, tail ); Si. ; ). A jy-. 4. -2 27. Shaggy ( Mai. 3. as -5 Harsh ( a him as ^aWf kind of sugar- white flowering ludhra. hid. I Out of, outside ; except. ) ; ^f qa^rnr Mu. 3; STaffrKT^ K- 2. 47. -Jomp. gfrir a. I . an exouter, external. ( -if ) ternal part. -2- an outer limb* -3. 3?q-?T -2 Many, an in q^K, srgTrjJTC' numerous -3 Frequented^ repented. -4 Largo, ; great. -5 Abounding or us first member of comp. ( abl. ) fwrT Beside, / g;R3 ) 1 Much, plentiful, abundant, great ; ar^H^Tf rrtT^f^ S. ' 4 ' even this was much for him to be of much too was expected ( Bupsrl. -4 3T Large cardamoms. -Comp. a kind of sandal. fT^: the exclusion, Expulsion, the outside, abroad. srnjffr^ ind. On a. jr or'gft comp^r. IJJJJT ; ; JTJJ- f"Very ; 23 1 -2 Kxcommunicution. basil. 5T5'$!' sf^-^^y much, copious, abundant, plentiful, manifold, great, :Strong U. 1. 38 3. lend, a External, outer. sruisi) 8 U. 1 To place outside of, Ms. exclude from, drive- out of Y. 1. 93. -2 To excom8. 380 municate. 'ri%<sf;f''f 1 An external organ. -2 Expulsion from. -3 Excepting, ex; A cow 1 ft Kt ( '^T )/. calf is full-grown; M. 16. 92. calves ) RwT: Gtt. 4. kind Ms. 2. 43. ; ( , A jff a. an obtuse?5Tfa3Tr a kinJ of -^: obtuse-angled. angled triangle. iftn f grass a ; worship or oblation ready^; very powerful A -2 A cook. -3 The name assumed by Bhtma when 6. 2 Sff^H ?& property. -4. a stranger. -S. tna preliminary part of a religious cereexternal organ mony. sffiti an or sentje, an organ of action. T 1 -: a. ottering oblations to all creatures ; Me. 85. an epithet of Vishnu. 3 of oblations to g^of an offering all creatures. engaged 5T%^ ; creatures. all -3. payment of tribute. ^r-T 1. of an offering to a presentation oblations to all deity. -2- offering creatures. vffa^ * an epithet of m Stronger, ^ 1. 3?JT^ offering oblations to of act the _2. _ _ 1 ) cf. w"nW . ( Bali. / ( rfV more powerful. -2 More effective. -3 More important ( couipar. of 33or ^[rf^ q. v. ) ado. Powersrpfbr: *j: tffcftfully, very much is The ^vr: o- TffiT^ ). ; v. ) -2 usually written &c. Dishonoured, degraded, wwf^i ( 5f!OT3<WH Me. 57. Vishnu it said to ftsp'tcf ; a. despised Br ^5T: &c. ind. 1 rich ); irfuch, in srg^ar. abund- very much, exceedingly, Some, greatly, in a high degree. -2 what, nearly, almost as iu srg-g JT. antly, ; ( f% 7f TT short' ; ' srf in why say much ,' qq to think or esteem ' highly, rate high, prize, value; ? 20 ; 4. 6 T?rirM* ; Y. 1 ; n^rrn^ ^ Ku. 0. 5riHaT Hg^gfifTT H3T 8. R. 12. 89 ; 85. 2, 35 ; 697 Bk. 3. 53 ; 8. 5. 84, a. 3T$Tf 12 -Oomp. ). having many syllables, polysyllabic word as a ( ). srq;, having many vowels, poly3T>rr syllabic. fraught with -at^^f; a. many evils. 3WT o. a watery. 31^, -siq; having a 1. numerous progeny. -2. ( in astrol. ) promising a numerous progeny. ( 1. a hog. -2. a mouse, rat. ( cow that has often calved. a. exposed to 166. >3{sJ rinks many a. Pt. ; having 1. talc. (-?ft ) the ( -t children, tml. in ) snr a. manifoldly. prolific ( comprising ^ ^f^ a. having many verges. (-/.) a term applied to -jj^ a. having many verses. ( -?a;. ) one conversant with the Jftgveda the .Rigveda SI a. sinful. rrsn^a. very doing much, buoy, industrious. -2. useful in many ways. a sweeper, cleaner. -2.'a ( -*: ) ! camel. ( -f)r ) a broom. ^frsf ind, for a long time. -SfraTT o. of a ! long standing, old, ancient. ^?: a kind of cocoa-nut tree. jp-ji: a Krama of more than three words ; cf. 40. STJT a. =f*<- ( -p. deified ) Ku. 5. patient 1. a Buddha. -2- a Jaina saint. ; ifq a. strong-scent- ed, (-ij) cinnamon. injjrr musk. JTVT 1- the Yuthika creeper. -2- a bud of the Champaka tree. a. JJTJ threads or qualities. 3TPT a. garrulous, talknthe, loquacious.-^ o. knowing much, wellinformed, possessed of great know- having many ledge, -fcfrgff o. many stringed, -gof anything much like grass; ( hence ) what is unimportant or contemptible; f^3^iTn*rm Bra. liberal, generous. ^> f^ror a. \. attended with many gifts or donations. --2. liberal, munificent. ^$fa> -^tSfe a. prudent, circum- spect. ^ifarr. a. liberal, munificent, a liberal donor. a. yielding jnr much milk. ( -TU ) wheat. ( -mr cow yielding much milk. S m^ a ; a. a great obje very experienced. fta o. I. having many faults or defects, very wicked or sinful. -2. full of crime* or dangers greatly experienced, server. a. ; |!$?r Mk. 1.1 58 Vf*t "irg'^r^rftf a. very rich, wealthy, -tjrir, the thunderbolt of Indra fjg-ft a g>eat number of milcha conch-shell. cows. trfsfn*?ITT^irr polygamy. ( -* ) a 1. ) sTri^T hog. donor, as- ( sfafft a. rich Kadamba the -fys ) muni- mother of a, having the -sjq^: in tree. (-t?V)the opposite-leaved 5TW: a lion. fig-tree a. very lucky vrrr*r or fortunate. vrrPr?; garrulous, ggrr an epithet of Durga. -JT3ft> the holy basil. n talkative. lued, respected. -2. having many different opinions. jrRh great valuo or estimation ; Ki. 7. 15. JTT^-. great respect or Hfj lead. / regard, high esteem s^TTf JTT^t f%lf3tT! Bh. 3. 9 ^wnT^t: ^frf^?T; ; vr%7nrr nv 1 V. ; gift 2 1. qft^^lr ^firnr: M. 5. 31. ( -jf ) a a superior to an in- Ku. ; by given respectable, eteemable. irrr a. artful, deceitful, treacherous ; Pt. 1. 321. trffr. a place where many roads meet. wnfrfT ! N. of the river Ganges Katn. 1. "A. -2- a wanton or tinferior. \fti chaste woman. irrff several roads meet. where place 1 a- jpg much, excessive; 3TPTT vrjsfg'^isTiTgn'f S. 6, j? a. suffering from diabetes. a. multiform, variously shapjjfijf ed. ( -fjt/. ) tho wild cotion-shrub. m. an epithet |tfa of Vishnu. o. costly, high priced. a lar^e sum of ( -^q- costly price. ^IT a. abounding in o. rich in jewels. deer ^w manifold. -2. variegated, spotted, chequered. ( -trt ) 1. e lizard, chameleon. -2. hair. -3. the gun. -4. N. of Siva. -5. of Visnnu. -6. of Brahma. -7. of-the-'god of !<'v<>. amultiform manifold. " n epithet of Brahma. a. hairy, shaggy. ( -m ) a sheep. with ( in ed. salt. ; compounded, the attributive member ( whfther a noun or an acijeo tive ) beiug placed first, and made to qualify another substantive, and neither of the two members sepawholo rately, but the sense of the that substan'compound, qualities This, compound is adjectival in character, but there are several tive. Bahuvrihi compounds which have come to be regarded and used as nouns (their application being restricted by usage to instances of e. particular individuals), RtiNKi tffTW, ^53%, f^fr, a Ac. $157: 5Tf: a sparrow. a. havspecies of Khadira. . ^rr^ ing ^t^ a. many-coluttr). ^rt '"^' many time*, often. lasting for many y.mrs. o. very powerful, heroic, . . many branches -ftl'9' ?jir: a. 1. H. or ramifications. many poiatn. having an epithet of Vishnu. j?r well-informed, very learned; - K. 15. Pt. 2. 1 1 1. -2- well-versed in the Vedas ; ; 36. Ms. ; 350. 8. a. H-5lfr numerous progeny. bamboo. HIT ' of having a ) a kind possessed of -nh ( a. substantialgreat pith or essence, 1. the Khadira tree. q;t ( _^. ) a mother of many children. -2- a mother of many sow. 51*: / 1-2 a cow that often children. calves. *7=T a. vociferous. ( -5T: ) owned by many. Dear bought. 5f: 1 Tho sun. -2 The sun-plant (w4)- -3 A crab. -4 A kind of gallinule. -5 The digger of a tank. isrg-fre present- a. More numerous, greater, :a. Most abundant, greatest* larger. ind. From many sides. 1 Abundance,, plenty, r.-fcr nnmerousnMfl. -2 Majority or pluTha plural rality. -3 ( In gram. ) numbera- W gram. f%$r a sr&jRq- ^rrc rrt ^fa'rfg': U ib. where it is also the nanip of tho compound ). ( -ff ) one of tho four kimig of compounds in principal Sanskrit. In it, two or more nouns in apposition to each other are HTJT a soil impregnated ^^JT the plural number a great warrior. 57^1^^ a. apple. an owl. ) heavy or money, custard lavish, prodigal, spendthrift. a. possessing much rice a. ; ijjptr 3T the ( ! . meats or a. exceedingly liberal, a ficent fruits. 3T mur.y (. kind of mendicant who lives in a strange town and maintains himself with alms got by begging from door to door ; of. ftf^. a Jcf^f: -3f: stats many many children. many loved ones. gluitonous. having in* law ) sertions, complicated. -2. involving many counts, as a plaint. senses. -2. having many objects. -3. important. vorasirrcj.^ a. cious, many ways -2. the munja grass. 2. many- . manifold. many difficulties, attended with f basil. holy the fig-tree. 1- the iprr: coral tree. -2- the Niunba tree rjs&re a. of many kinde, various, -Tt? : ly, Much, long, mnny; sn^ 5- Ki. 5 3; fffi 12.2 V gfr.r?firGraat- inrt. in a hi^h degrop. ind. In many ways i"d. In several or plftcei. ways. 698 r ind. I In many ways, vari- S. ously, diversely, multifariously ; r13. g- <jrcnr$nhrr: B. 10. 26; Bg. 4. -2 In different forms or way*. tree. ^ srnf emerge. -3 Frequently, repeatedly. -4 In varionj places or directions. (*irr to 1. make pub- multiply. -2. to divulge. 1. -Comp. lic, manifold in forms. amiw IRT a. u. 4. 24 1. ; -3 Generally, commonly. 35. 3T;f & The Fruit of the Baknla 1 A.OrweO To 1 bathe. an arrow -- -2 To an epithet of Vishnu. See a1 scat- Sea . servant, hireling. ) 1 Thick, dense, compact. -2 (o) Broad, wide,capacious; (6) ample, -3 Abundant, copious, plentiful, ranch, numerous ; K. 143. -4 Numerous, manifold, many; Mil. 9. 18. -S Pull of, rich or abounding in; |r$nra$ f* 3 ' large. sp^ a. ( I ) suredly, 3 Loud. oh yes y tfs^rw 184 ; Bg. 2. 43. -6 or attended by. -7 ITT Accompanied Born under the Pleiades. -8 Dark, -9 Comprehensive, variously applicable. & I The dark half of a- month (fnf<^ sirfcrfr iTT>m ; tuperl. Firm, strong. -2 Much, it so, much ; I?* ^ As- I 52. ; ; ft*? T: ^ ftoit f^wr: B. 19. be ind. certainly, surely, really ( in answer to question ) 1. black. compar. excessive. Mu. -2 Very 1 I ; well, good. -3 Exceedingly, very : >ps] N. of a sage said to be the author of the Sariraka Sutras of the Ved&nta philosophy (generally identified with Vyasa). -Oomp. ^j- the Vedant* aphorisms. *ftv: (a modern forma. tion) an imaginary or far-fetched re- lation. Si. 9. 77. N. of ; B. 11. 15 ; T: r?rhfcTr Ku. 7. 8, 4. -2 An epithet of fire. 551 I A cow. -2 Cardamoms. -J The indigo plant. -4 The Pleiades ( pi. ). & ] The sky. -2 White-popper. 55 13. ind. Often, frequently -Coxftp. ous. 3TrOTtr (pi. ) t ^ ness. . The Pleiades. I Abundance, copious-2 Numerousnegg. -J Compre- hensiveness. To make public,disclose, divulge. -2 To make dense or compaot; Si. 13. 44. -t To increase, extend aggrandize ft * fTC" rf Wfffarflffr Bv. 1. 112. -4 To 8 U. *f(fry I ; ^ tbrenh (?). magnifying. Winnowing; threshing. ^^J^tp.p. Increased, augmented. -2 Made public, promulgated. -3 Made much or manifold. -4 Extended. -5 Winnowed; threshed. 1 multiply 2. 175. 1 ; public P. I To spread, increase, ftT^n^ ^ctfjrrfr Pt -2 To get abroad, or notorious, be 1 S. TfHiH^r...^j H 14. 08. 6; become to generally known, become wide spread ^ ; fftilHtrorjftCT Becoming eral public, B. gen- notoriety or publicity. "8 1 C Ku. ind. 1 Mnch, abundantly pleu.ifully; Me. 106.-2 Frequently, reputedly, often time. ; reed 3. 66. ; or mark / also ) ; 6. 46. of . fjth-^Hiui^ftT?* Si. -6 N. of a demon, son of Bali; -7 N. of a celebrated poet 3-qr- a., ( A. 1 ( Me. 53 ; 11. 45. -2 To : TTfbr a. armed with 1. an arrow-shot (as a measure of distance). -2. the range of an a rrow.-gfrlf/.,-JTlRrJf dischargtfnpf a ing or shooting an arrow. ^gr a long wound made by n ^IT; a breast-plate, armour, cuirass; cf. wrrvror^r%; an arrow. /- a shower of arrows. e. flfwf the To ) I ha- wrwrf Subbish. ; 9. 226 ; 10. 129 Bk. Ms. ; resist, oppose, thwart, check, obstruct, arrest, interfere with Ki. 1. 11 ; U. 5. 19. -3 To ; -4 To wrong, -6 To remove. -7 To attack, assault, assail. -5 To drive away, repel, P. B. 1. 22 ). -8 A symbolexpression for the number 'five'. -9 A sound, voice. -10 Fire. -11 Lightning. or:, -rr The hinder part or feathered end of an arrow. -Oomp. awf a bow. arrtf&t-ffr /. 1. a series of arrows. -2- a series of five verses forming one sentence. ^iirr N. of a airsTT: a quiver. river said to have been produced by Havana's arrow. y$m ^TTvir% 3n sfior: quiver. *HU violate. ical of an atrow. arrows. ^r%, 37 speaks in these H; BO ga. ; half of the seventh century ; (see App. II ). He is the author of ^n^lfr, f T^rftfT and of some other works ; ( Govardhana in his jlryttsaptasati One who press hard, annoy, trouble, disturb, vex, pain ( persons or things ); g;sr sf *r?Wsr fwr *mfr ftraft snrft B. 2. 14 ?*>it terms of Bana *ft/. ) rass, oppress, torment, lived at the court of king Harsbavardbantt. and flourished in the t>. of thers jujube fruits. who first ion Suka, Vyasa. -2 for arrows. -3 The feathered end of an arrow. -4 The ndder of a cow. -5 A kind of plant An aim tg TfOT^rar 1 Increasing, aggrandizement. -2 Divulging, promulgation. -* Multiplying, -4 Tier's. arrow, shaft, irg-& irjp$- ; a talkative, garrulnvr cardamoms. . An 1 Belong. from the jujube tree.-2Madeof cotton.-fs The cottonshrub. t I The jujube. -2 silk. -3 Water. -4 A garment of cotton. -5 A conch-shell winding from left to right. n The cotton shrub. ing to or coming See iuj. : compar. f :^T^:qrT H. of an arrow to the bow-string' the bitting of a mark by ftrf^f: ft 5^ an epithet of Usbl, daughter of Bana; gee 3rr. ysj m. tered. a. ( fitting hurt, injure. suspend, set aside, annul, annihilate, abolish ( as a rule 4c. ); B. 17. 57. Cau*. 1 To oppress, torment, harass -2 To subdue, &c. WITH conquer. -2- -srfJf 1. to hurt, injure. to vex, harass, torment. a Buffering, affliction, H? ^T* T^msrr torment; V. 3. -2 Dis- turbance, molestation, annoyance ?Tt OTTmrt f%^ ; ; ; exception . 699 -3 An I epithet of Agni. -rfr 1 The constellation Pushy*. -2 Morality. Troubling, tormenting, oppressing. -2 Vexing, annoying. ling. -3 Annul- -4 Suspending, contradicting, invalidating ( aa frHindering. ease of women ( : srrff or a. rule Ac. ). -5 particular dis- a A ; sion. trouble, anxiety, Ha- f rassed, oppressed, annoyed.-2 Pain-3 Opposed Checked, arrested. -5 Set aside, suspended. -<S Refuted. -7 ( In logio ) Contradicted, contrainconsistent ( and hence dictory ; ) ; pained or troubl- jbe ed. -2 to, objectionable, exceptionable. be annulled. -Oomp Fit to be opposed or objected -3 fc . impotent. Deafness. A baa lord. 1 ] relation, kinsman in ( general ) TprrtrrftTW Tttr^T: H. l ; MS. 5! 4. 179. -2 A maternal re74, 101 lation. -3 A friend vr^r : *hrit ; Hliw taken collectively Tfxr*Wift 1Ff?l Pt. 4. 78. ST ) ijrftsrr?^,^ *rftff> Mk. 1. 36 ; ; *hirnf Consanguinity, An a- ( mango shoot. s?r/. ) Brownisn. fruit 4 relationship. epithet of Dnrga. 1 The kernel of the -2 Tin. -3 A young The -son of a harlot. *ffr- (*f / [*J-3r*r] of the feathers of a peacock's A ^frsHTt ,*!{ lit of king Jarasandha q. ; 16 years of age ) A vhi; Nirada. -4 f5Wm-T>[] Relating to w, I A pupil O f Brihaepati. Brihaspati. -2 A follower of Brihaspati who taught the rankest form of materialism, a materialist An minor -5 A -6 ( a ) foal. colt, Pt ; under ( *r?y siwhRTrjr- ; 4. 91. elephant's or a horse's -7 Hair Ku. ; -8 An 48. I. elephant five years old. -9 A kind of perfume. -10 The cocoa-nut -Camp. arir the point of a hair. srwr^T: a tutor of youths or children. arnir youthful progeny. sixnw study during childhood, 31early application ( to study ). ^MT a. red like early dawn. ( -or: ) 3?^?: early dawn ; morning sun. the newly-risen sun ; R. 12. 100. sr^^fy., - young young Pt. 1. ; V. ; hood. 5. w^tj swir 18. WTtTT: a- juvenile child- morning sunshine- from hair. tree. 4rir the ;nTr: jof young grass ft?9ft the Kbadira tree. fa, a hairy tail Si. 12. 73 ; Ki. 12. 47. T^:, -OTR;: the Khadira trfe. Tffm 1. an ornament worn in the hair when purted. -2. a string of ; or intertwining pearls binding braid of hair. tail bushy qTtta'te3rr$rtfhT*r'T{t- ; ^TWTTO' (j^iiff: Me. 53. vrpT: childhood, infancy. ^?T: a servant from childhood. of colt^fsq- a kind Htsir: pease. a qif: qj? a young radish. ^ orr?j: a tender filament or fibre ( of lotus. ). the sacred lyrium. . fawn. ^r time. *;ff* |. a young calf. -2. mit lapis lazuli. trnn^ pigeon. n a woollen garment. wrgri wild goat . a child-widow. > f^r^T child-widowhood. nrarir chowrie or fly flapper ( usually made of the tail of the yak or Hot Grunniem and used as one of the Vfcn'T a royal insignia 3&$3)$ft rrf!T3r'rT TT*? 1 a the piece of cloth used t) cover 57privities. -2- the sacrificial cord. tree. ^jy ?i?r a young plantain the first hook of the R&mayana. '? * 'CIn<' t ) JTfinwgrlf ntftTTsr- ; Ku- 1. 13 ; ; -- m. a friend of one's youth. lazuli. lapis ^q-^T: a ) 16. 33, 57. R. 9. 66 j 14. 11 m. a friend from childhood. flrwfr milk. early twilight yoiing jasmine. young jasmine blossom; ?r< Trfy^rgt^ Me. 65. -^fo louse. $nr: Krishna aa a boy. -^ the jft^r, -$&, -jwft a kind of jasmine. in. *frtr, I. the structing young. -2. any work adapted to the capacities of the young or inexperienced. vrsfisi a kind of poison. ^TT: a large ment of children. Khadira midwifery. y^: the new or waxing moon ; Ku. 3. 29. fT: the jujube tree. TT^TTt, -^T>T ( medical ) treat- Made v. tail, (ft) tail. fanticide. (TfiT: hairy f? in- tail. : tail. patronymic A young person. -3 ( iJliWrl o- ( a? / ) [ fmffr-STg; ] Related to, descended from or sacred to Brihaspati. r <>" [ ; ; A To | A rays ) R. 12. 100. -3 New, waxing the moon ); gqfa fr% ^ft?*?( as 3- 22 Kn. 3. 29. -4 Puerile. -5 Ignorant, unwise. -6 Pure ( as an aninihl at A child, an for sacrifice ). fool, simpleton 9- To ; ; ed, troubled, afflicted. obstructed. -4 futile to a pea- - ] boyor ( planetary [influence ) teasing or injuring children. jr t a child-slayer, infanticide. %^., ^jn^m. the young or waxing moon Mai. 2. 10. ^frff I. juvenile sports. -2- early life or actions D. 6. =g-. N. of Karttikeya. ( -a;F ) the behaviour of a child. gf a. produced ] I <*. ^oung, infantine, not full-grown or developed (of petsona or things ); wnfcr JFlf*^Rg V.. 2. 7 ; so srrfj&KfWt Me. 75 ; R. 2. 45 ; 13. 24. -2 Newly sun or its risen, young ( aa the Harassing, opposing. -2 Refuting, controverting. sf (Vrrsr*n>55^] 1 Harasising, oppression, annoyance, diitnrbance, pain S. 1. TT Pain, ingdisturbance. ^-artj [ Derived from or relating 1 -2 Annulment. -3 Removal, suspen-4 Refutation, contradiction. -5 Opposing, hindering. -6 Preclud- ( oft /. ) cock. ) a. an epithet of Krishna, as the cowherd. demon iry: any t& a child's piy or toy. st% a child's toy. ( -sir: ) -2. an epithet of Siva. 1- a *rball. play, childish or juvenile of divine person sport. -f5jre*r: a class ages of the size of a thumb and pro- duced from the creator's body and ( their precede the sun'a chariot ; is said to be sixty number rnTtfr thousand ); of. R. 15. 10. cow with calf for the first time. toe yonthf ul cowherd, ' fowr/. grown. -2 ) youog, Childlike, [ TI not Ignorant. yet full57: 1 A -2 A minor ( in law ). -3 A finger-ring. -4 A fool or blockbead. -5 A bracelet. -6 The tail of a horse or elephant. -7 Hair. ^ I A fioger ring. -2 A bracelet. nw a. fond of children. -Romp child, jtfrar child'* said to ( 1 boy. -jfj ) colocynth or plantain. infanticide. ( 9, Childish, infantine 700 1 A girl, female child. -2 A young woman under sixteen years of age. -3 A young woman ( ^ general - > ); urwarnt ft r^f^ S. 3. 1-; wr s Bh. 3. 67 ; Me. 83. -4 A variety of jasmine. -5 The cocoa-nut. -6 The pjapt frT^Trft. -7 Small MrOMMnai. -8 Turmeric. -Comp. ywr ^'i. 5. -2 Vapour, staam,miat. -3 Iron. -Oowp. BT^ n. tears. dimmed or interW!*cJ> -3TTW rnpted by tears. 3^371 the starting of tears. 3nf a. having tears in the throat, choked with tears. --We? a. inarticulate or indistinct through tears. -jf|^-a flood of tears. a female infanticide. Den. A. Mil. 6 M. of a celebrated monkeysee ?n3- -nomp. . 5^, -jpj an epithet of Kama. N. of a monkey ; ; V. 5. 9. To shed I -2 To emit vapour a- ( *fr/- ) lee rived from a goat ; Coming Ms. against arm 1 silly. ant 1 , 1 < fetal Childish, pnerile, -2 Young. -3 Foolish, ignorMs. 3.176. -4 Careless. jr, A fool, blook-head.-2 A 5f A pillow. TrfosT 1 Youth, child, boy. kind of ear-ring. Eetention of [urine. A kind of perfume. See ^rg^r- T: A iigiii Tjf^ftt kind of cucumber. j?: A a. 1 kind of poison. /. ) [ %aft tfi Jf ] Fit for an offering. -2 Tender.soft. ( rft -3 Descended from Bli. An TT; r ;w 1 vif-T- _ hood, chilihood ; f Rn ^T^^WTfT^f^r ; of the -noon ); Ku. 7. 35. -3 Immaturity of understanding, folly, puerility. Balkh breed. I n-. A I A king horse of the Saffora. -2 Asa Fcetida. N. of a country ( Balkh ). a. bred in the Balkh -jr country, of the Balkh breed. -Comp. srTWT: A te,ar, -t [ srm. T^ tears ; fa: f* f^ " 1 -'rtf^C arm like a creeper, "aj^ the breast, bosom --f^TT: I. the act of throwing about the arms, moving the arm*. -2. swimming strength of arm. ^ iirr'JTJT: . ] The I |. ( also called fr^f an epithet of Siva. to. upper part of the arm, the shoulder, rfT7: a man of the Kshatriya caate. w$$rig{ m. an epithet of king Kartavtrya a right-angled Swimming with arms. -2 Servile, dependent. Dwarfish. -^ t 1 A monkey. A name asauraed by Nala after transformation into a dwarf the .3 -2 bit by Karkofaka. An virtues or epithet of Indra. Possession of 1 tl excellences. many -2 Excess, plenty. A ug4~ duties said to treatise on moral Decomposed or abridg- 5 m Tf^frtJf ' TTfephrt An epi- thet of Indra. . of a river. tri- ( in geora. ). -6 ( In medic. ) The whole upper extremity of the body ( opp. f^ii ) -7 The bar of a chariot-pole. -8 The shadow of the gnomon on a sun-dial. 5 ( du. ) The lunar mansion ^irdra. -Oomp. angle Tc^cr ind. having raised or tossed ; ). ed by Indra. S- 1. 16 ; so 5TiT: "Kt^f^TfT &c. -2 The fore-arm. -3 The fore foot of an animal. 4 A door-post. up the arms RT^J I ; -5 The base of athletic exercise. $rti^ m. -2 of Bhtraa ro. T. on irorn srrfr^Pt ifrrlrj sif wr ^asr a. crippled ^ if y, the arms. ^u; a wing ( of a bird ). -^TT: the distance measured by the extended arms. ?: 1- a man of the Kshatriya caste cf rrg; trsrwr: f^r: Rv. 10. 90. 12 ; also Ms. 1. 31. -2. a parrot. -3. sesamum 337 a sine growing spontaneously. ^:, -^, -*rur vant( in math. ). brus ( armour for the arms ). ^3-; Garrulity, ness, talkativeness. loquacious- <|^^t.q Manif oldness, variety. Fire. 1 fjt ollrf'^} a. Manifold. -2 Th aonth Kirttika <$ I Manifoldness. -2 An armour for the The day of rfjarms, vant-bras. full-moon in the month of Kirttika. aH; -Oomp a peacock. in w^w^wr^T R- 5. 63 -Ku. I. 29. -2 The perioil or state of -waxing (as pi. ) N. of a people. of the Balhikas. -2 ~1H r an ornament TT^nfft. : S- 5. 30. 838. . . out 5T5fa ( ^/- ) External, er. CTI ( pi- ) The people of the 1 An inhabitant of 3Ti Punjab. the Punjab. -2 An oz. arm J:, *rrg*7: r cf i^^dr, the arm, an armlet. irf^j; m. an The armepithet of Vishnu ij?y 1. pit. -2. the shoulder-blade. g- a hand-to-hand or close fight, personal or pugilistic encounter,boxing.-iJTW!, " a pugilist, boxer. aaran - -2 boyhood. Childishness, silliness, folly. A ; 4. hand to i<J. youth. -oomp. hand, arm S. HHigirt Childhood, boyhood, horse. JRirrfSr'hfVn- jrf constellation :Avint. or de- 2. 41. A The arm. -2 4 tears, or steam. m ; The irrt- through suppressed tear*. The second of the eleven > ; Hheddiog tears, -ffrji T o indistinct *rf^T 'J a tenr-drop. *rfc5: king tears TfgwT^r S. 6. 8. ling of leaves. : flood of ^T7ft: Mai. 1. -JHiT: a flow or gush of tears; 5- 35. A girl, young woman. 1 -2 The knot of an ear-rina;. -3 Small c*rdaiuoun. -4 Saml. -5 The rust- gush or the result for the base sine strength of arm, muscular strength. 1 . ; 1 . a arm. -2- staff-like with the arm or particular punishment fist. attitude IJT?T; in I. righting. round, as -2. the arm thrown in the act of embracing. -irr?fTr?\ the opposite sides of a figure. irflTTt-irmr'r stretching the arms (for embracing Ac. ( -of ) boxing. ). JT5TT: a boxer. K# ( in geom. ) Manif oldness. -2. The 1 diverse or interminable applicability of a rule, of meanings or of formg ; a terms frequently used in grammar; rrf F^T: wr|?^ ousness. An 1 epithet of Karttikeya. Abundance, plenty, copi- -2 Manifoldnesa, multipli-3 The usual course or city, variety. common 1- order of things. usually, probability ( *rg?qr<^ commonly . -2- in all ). 5T1W ' n(J> to hand, in close Arra to arm > encounter 701 " jffcfowr^ f^wfr.] 1 Outer, eutward, external, exterior,being or situated without f^j-- T^f&TrgTTTB. 8. 89 ; T Me. 7 Ku. 6. 46 i^'the outer name', i.e. the address or superscription written on the biok of a letter wf Tnrrgr^rffnt drw &w; ; ; ; f^?WT Mu. 1. -2 Foreign, strange Ft.l. -3 Excluded from or out of tne pale of grrtTrerjffs'nn T ^rsm Ku ; 1 ; -4 Expolledfrom society, outeast --81: 1 A stranger, foreigner 1. 36. ; P. 259 1. -2 One who 26. 5. ; is oxooru umiicated, an outoiat. gf, -Wrahr, -*TjrrT: ind. Outside,: on the outbide, externally. 3T *% Traditional teaching of the fH stem ( -2 To 1 ) To wear, shout, exclaim. to -3 To address harshly. f%2T: -#, f^RiT A boil. The sky or atmosphere. 1 firs Ved. ^A kind of A 1 *: salt. -2 The oat. eyeball. female cat. -Oonrp. q-qp., a measure of weight equal to one 3T*t-T*nfri*!^ ftf*n%319. -Camp. r>*nr: tho spotted antelope. srr^-srr^ 1- a numbar of drops.-2. marks of coloured paint on the trunk aad face of an elephant. .-jfsr: 1. a die. -2. a chessboard. -^- an epithet of Siva. T5: a kiud "of birch tree. 377 a pearl ^^. \. an anusvara. -2. a kind of bird. for a line of dots. the day of conception. ; JRIT'I S. D. -- A 1 1 Affectation of indif: ference towards a beloved object through pride ; ir;rn5ifcr*rqrcTW r>sirfarrsTrfTririT Prataparudra or f5f- ^^^f^T^or ^?5^-&sc7iTrf o -2 Application oat. of the ointment to the exterior part of th eye. Yellow orpiruent. w'Sfr^irMTWrm^'Tt 8. 29. ( T%T!|: Malli. ). An epithet of Indra; vftfr' Si. (Also writloD P. 1 ) 1 To fl^ar. A drop. : [ ft? 3 mirror. ; a lip like the Biiubi fruit. the Biraba fruit ; Ku. 3. 67. The 1 ' ; f**ft*> T5?r &*rifjiTrt>TrS Ms. 7. 33 wrarcifr 'Tift 3r*f VffifffatHfa 7. 34 wgsrr ( 5FI5*m ) ftjrfr at* ; ; srrrefr^T! S. 2. -2 A dot, point. -3 A spot or maik of coloured paint on the body of an eUphant ; Ku. 1. 7. -4 A zero or cypher; sr ^TW^trr^T- sTr?qp?rr yarvr nfr 1. 21. -5 ( In geom. jTTy^M^qt ) A N. point hav- The mnstard plant. 1 The disc of the son or moon. -2 The Bimba plant. TT: f^ftiT a. of -2 A means of terrifying, art N. of a demon and brother of fiivana. [ Though a demon by birth, be was extremely sorry for the abduction of Stta by Bavana and severely reprimanded him f or his He several times advissd Rama if he wicked act. Havana to restore Sttd to oared to live; but the proud demon turned a deaf ear to hii warnings. A: last seeing that the rain of his brother was Rama and inevitable, ho repaired to became hia "launch friend. ; PnflffojT away the ; Threatening, 1 terror. 6 P., 10 U. ( cleave, break, divide. split, A 1 hole, burrow cavity, ; 12. 5..-2A gap, pit, An- aperture, opening, ;R. chasm. -3 4. 29. a. 1 Wishing to roast or -2 Desirous of scorching up. -3 Wishing to destroy. 5: Fire. fry. outlet. holes. ^frffc^ of the a. -qtirr T^r3rr f^rrTT: Ku. a pole-cat. m. a snake. m. mouse. a breed of Bila 6. 39. irm ; : i>^r%^) O'ao STrrT^ m. any animal living in burrowa. A f%ffrriT: f^^STT! rat. I serpent, snake. A snake. -2 A -3 Any animal living rows. 4 A Ved. 1 A mouse, in bur- hare. A pit ( broken ) helmet. -2 Particularly, a basin for water round the f oat of a tree ( arrOTTS ) -3 The plant Asa Poetida. -Oomp. ^; a mother of ton cuildren. f^r^: A species of tree, Marrueloa or wood-apple. The fruit of thia tree. -2 tf irf^ U. hii mistress. part of the forehead between shadowed. Reflected, in -3 Bullying or blustering Terrilanguage ). or, -orr 1 -2 That which threatens or scares lips 1 fying. as Shows that the word ongbt not to be erased ). -9 A mark made by the on the or terror. -2 Formidable, After the death of Bavana, Rama installed him on the throne of Lanka. H is believed to be one of the seven ChirajJvins see f^nftf^. ] -10 A peculiar mark like a made in cauterizing, -f 1 The the sun fruit. -4 A cave, hollow. -5 The hollow of a dish. -6 The vagina. the horse of fr: 1 N. of ?%:?Tf5, Indra. -2 A sort of cane. -Oomp. 3?r*f^ m. any animal that lives Terrifying, frighten- 1 intimidating. ing no parts or no magnitude. -6 A drop of water taken as a measure.-? The dot over a letter representing the wjwrc- -8 ( In manuscripts ) A mark over an erased word ( which teeth of a lover disc of moon. -2 The Bimbi Desirous of piarcing or o- iag, A I ' dot A -5 A jrvr. -6 An obcompared ( opp. srf^r to which it in compared ). ST. A lizard --T The fruit of a tree (which when ripe, is ruddy and to whish the lips of youn? women are often compared ); tTirr?fter**r ft$lf*tT5n- ftirracnsTjnr: M. 3. 5; q-grftTru^r^r Me. 84; cf. N. 2. 21. -comp. sfrs- o. ( f^ifr ^-s ) having lips as ruddy or cherry as the Biunba fruit M. 4. 14. ( -y. ) -4 penetrating. ( 3 BUD or ject To trate. iplit, dr P. particle ; grarf^fpi ftf disc of the -2 Pictured. wish terrible. See : ff>m ( -3 To form a part. <|. 'f sr^ Subbash. ; so &c. -2 Any round or disc-like surface ; as in fttlffat &o. -3 An image, shadow, reflection ; U. 2. 4. Pt. 3. 17 divide. to fry. ; to break through, a desire to pierce or pene- a. Wishing The 1 moon D. Frightenia;,terrifying. -2 To a. fire. and $ fsTTPJTtf " S. 7. 34. 8. -2 Hinghty indifference in general. -3 Playful or amorous gestures tfsrsT vorrWr f*r3**rnr 139. A Masbw. >: ' cipal ; A Sixteen the development of the plot; itisthe source of an intermediate object, while the 'Bija is thit of the prin- 1 Rigveda. 1 Pearse. eyebrows. -12 (In dramas )] The sadden development of a secondary incident which, like a drop of oil in water, quickly diffuses itself and thus supplies important elements in A Aegle ^% 1 parti- cular weight ( =i one pala ). -Oomp. 702 thicket or a wood of Bilva trees. A with place planted Bilva trees. P. f%^4 ftwfff ( move. -2 To To I ) go, urge on, initigate. -3 To throw, cast. -4 To split. -S To grow r%f 1 Tha fibre of a lotas. -2 <mhrThe fibrous stalk of R Iotas 15 3?ssr frw arrnr ^r: V. 4. 1 an aphrodisiac. qfcr:, -9JTO l.the seed-vessel. -2- the seed-vessel of lotus. a pod, legume. reTTf algebraic operation tion. irPr* ! analysis or solu- ( -sft ) . ; ; fttfTOWSPrrr 22 ; Me. 11 -Comp. Bh. 3. wr? TPUTT ; 37 3. small ^aRt, -5ff^ crane, -55*?, 29. 4. ; lotus ft -jt, -i^?t ; Si- 5. <jfiflrar7tfltf%*nra HT: argnfa 28. -qnf^rr eating the fibres of a Iotas. -tffJr: a knot on the stalk of l of the fibrous a lotos. '%%: a bit lotas of a lotus. talk at a the lotutlotus. flower, w'g: snfH:/. the lotus-plant ( eyelids. ftn? A yonng shoot, sprout, ft-tf^ftA place abounding in lotusfibres. ftf^T -2 I The plant; Bh. 3. lotus Lotus-fibres. of primary causes. -2- the science of Ala pod, legume. ir/fr: /. gebra. trr~ mind capable of analysis, th power of penetrating into the very first principles. 791 a mystical syllable with which a tree. irfih /. Hlftrf a. ing to a Bisa q. -3 An assem- JTTpfT the peri7ft grain, corn, *cpf I. a field. -2- the act of sowa kidney-bean. g-r.: ing seed. relat- v. weight of gold ( equal f^cjf: to 80 Raktika'i or gunja'i . the author cj: N. of a poet, TSJ Seed ift3T 1 grain Ku. f^fcff ; 5. fig. ( also ), swnfrsrrsrPs 4 oft a witch seed- M rf T- ; ^JSWTTBTT: Mk. 1.9; 9. 33. -2 A cause ; sftspr^ft': S. Origin, source, Ku. 2. 1. l.v. 1. -4 Semen virile ; 60 -5 The seed or germ of the Ac. ; see S. D. plot of a ply, story 318. -6 Marrow. -7 Algebra. -8 The mystical letter forming the essential prt of the Mantra of ft -9 Truth, divine truth. -10 A 5, deity. of deposit. receptacle, place Tl e citron tree. (*bnT means.-l.to m low with seed; t^rHT^ tfrsTTSTft Bv. -2- to plough over after wsjt tho first lowing ). -Ooxnp. a a Manntra. of jJr^T: tyllable Kn. 3. 18 ; seed-shoot, first shoot Pt. 1. 223. ( -$r ) seed and sprout. the maxim of seed and *'inr: I. 98. ; see under 'OR. wvTSTi sprout an epithet of Siva. snrfrftofr ; witch. V9; a stallion The I --3Trj=5T:, citron trea. lemon or citron. -3 The of the arms of a child -2 A position at An- - imitative word. qnr: ! the roaring of a lion. -2. the cry of an animal. 1 far ^ with Abounding iJrfit-a ) ( jtsft, ; The I 5Wi".-3r som, chest A -2 The heart. Udb. -3 Blood. Time ( JR -2 gr; ) Blood. m. The heart. Barking, yelping. -2 The in general. 1 noise made by animals A S3ftT: 5fTT-afr 1 f^ chiodala. The heart. 10 U. P., 4is^^ ( iftzft, P. f^ 6 U. S^ 1 Tooover.hide, ( 55ffi ) I -2 To emit, discharge. ( sftft-H To perceive, 1 ) apprehend, discern. understand, know. see*, 1 A bubble ; type o -2 To HIT* smrf*;*- fifr A ) hurt, injure, kill. birth. seed, bo- ; goat. : Furnished 10 0. P., To bark D. 3. 52. -2 To speak, talk. -3 To sound in general. 1 ajSeed. a. A -2 air. ind. 3fl conceal. f^r, -flft- The ] -Oomp. procreator, progenitor a. ^sftsfrS: MOK) 8. .19. 57 ; germ, element. -3 15 : crowd, multitude. To of the Vikramankadevacbarita. corn, : ; Ved. sower of seed. -2. sowing seed. 7177; an epithet of Siva. ^-^j m. a ^: the earth. f: A Ms. a M'intra begins. carp of a lotus. blage of lotuses. Coming from or Loathing, abhorring, \ -2 Disgusted. ?g An Arjnna ( Mb. thus exword * jpf ) II t: 3T bud. 36. a. detesting. epithet of plains the - drive or incite, ?: the citron tree. the fruit of citron. TT^BT good seed. 3T&:/. sowing T^> hail. m. an epithet of Siva. seed. 5. 7.-2 f anything very transitory. -3 Embryo fi ve days old : in seeds. Possesged of seed, bearing seed. -2 ( At the end of oomp. ) Of the seed or blood of. m. 1 The real father or progenitor ( sower of seed ) ( opp. $i%^ the owner or husband of the ^T or woman ); see Ms. 9. 51. el seq. -2 A father in general. -3 The sun. comunderstand, know, prehend *nrr?5 wirf yprtfrft wt 9. 24 Si. 1. 3 srrj^ ^r? Born from seed. -2 *ft* 117 a. ( ft/. ) 1 nobly-born. gnsting, loathsome, nauseous, hideous, revolting ; j* j\*?X%ltit vfa Mil. 5 'Oh 1 it is indeed a loath- some sight'. -2 Eavioui*, malignant, mischievou*. -3 Savage, cruel, fero- -4 Estranged mind. -5 Loathing, detesting. -6 Sinful, wick- cious. ed. Disgust, abhorrence, detestation. -2 Tho disgusting sentiment, one of tho 8 or 9 ratat in ; ; ; ; ; Tf^ fv^fftfjrg: Bv. 1. -2 To peroeive,notioe, recognise, mark ffrfNTtf jflWrf5 sTsru: N. 1. 53. ; ; 3Tfr <*PrrTviTit 12. 39. ; 5f^ f f^r- -3 To deem, regard, consider, esteem Ac. -4 To heed, attend to. -5 To think.reflect. -6 To wake up, awake, rise from OTT: B. 1. 47 sleep ; 3* rg^t srrSTfihf fifr ^T10. 6. -7 To regain con- srf ftf f5tt*Ty*rff Si. 11. 4 f^V^i P. ; ^ sciousne-s, to ^ come to one's sensei; Bk. 15. 57. -8 To advise, admonish. --Caus. (^tvprf^) I To cause to know, make known, intorm, acquaint with. -2 To teach, communicate, impart. -3 To advise, admonish rhr** ffcnfyrf Bk. 8. 82 Bg. 10. ; 8. 18. ). A To in jfrt I pootry U., 4 1 jr^ 1 -3N. D. 23$. ( e. g. M&l. of Arjuna. 5. ; 9. -4 To revive, reetoretolife,br!n 70S to senses consciousness. or remind, pnt in mind of CTTT * F sftftrSrsftr **. ; -5 To $ fTf^STf^ S. 4. l. -6 To ing ;: op, rouse, excite (fig. );3T*f(5 anrr R. 12. 81, 5. 75. -7 To revive the scent ( of a perfume } -8 To canse to expand, open rrgf*r sgwtftcrffro'fr Si. 6. 20 ; ^frr ftnrffr fo^n*^* s 5 - 28 - -' To ; - signify, convey, indicate. --Deiid. ( Sf-^-fatfrt-Jt, I3cft ) To wish to know &c. thing. gfipr an organ of perception ( opp. ^jHf^r ) ( these are five: the e*r, skin, eye, tongue, SgjSKr o. Hungry, starving, pinched with hunger ; jgr^fs f% r ti and nose 35% D db a. Hungry, desirous of worldly enjoyments ( opp. gg^T- ) Pt. 1. 63. ; .' P- [ 5K'^ ] I Known,nnder- perceived. -2 Awakened, awake. -3 Obaerved. -4 Enlightened, wise ( see 5^). gp 1 A wise or learned man, a sage. -2 ( With Buddhists ) A wise or enlightened ; person who, by perfect knowledge of the truth, is absolved from all existence, and who reveals to the world the method of obtaining the Nirvana or final emancipation be- fore obtaining it himself. -3 < The enlightened ', N. of Sakyasimhs, the 'celebrated founder of the Baud- dha religion ; ( he is laid to have been born at Kapilavastu and to have died in 543 B. C. ; he is sometimes regarded as the ninth incarnation of Vishnu ; thus Jayadeva says: Gtt. 1 ) to 5>T %^ tr^jTr jTm is added). im f3f?rr snfk- these sometimes ; irr, -irrer within the reach of or attainable snnr^ a. 'i>d- ~3T:HT of intellect or wis- 35ror a sign dom 3rtivrc?hrTTT fsrffaf gT%T5$nf ^*T? strength of intellect. 5i?f a. armed with understanding. ^rrr^^;, -HtrfT a. intelligent, wise. g^f a. honest in purpose, frank-minded. -*&ynt a counsellor --^fa a *r?r: devoid of intellect, ir^^d. a ' 1 silly, foolish. Endowed with under- standing, intelligent, rational. -2 Wise, learned. -3 Sharp, clever, acute. -4 Humble, docile. o. * Wisdom, sagacity. ;^r ] I Wise, clever. [ learned. -2 awaking. Intelligent. tij 1 A -3 Waking, Wish a. comprehension. -2 Intellect, understanding, intelligence, talent ; eftSi. 2. 109 ; $TTP>rr wrtfTCT S%: "fr^fofrr I^f: B. 1. 19. -3 Information, knowledge yfiJ'Jw TW fft*r E. 2. 122 ' knowledge is power '; P. I. 4. 52. -4 Discrimina; judgment, tion, Mind discernment. -5 qi qv)W^rijr%: M. 1. &c. -6 Presence ; 2 ; so ^tior*, iTT7 of mind, readiness of wit. -7 impression, feeling H. 3 opinion, ; N. wise or learned -8 ', ; 47 13. ' JSIPT o- [ i^-arnnr frw ] l On* teaches the Vedas. -2 Speaking kindly. -3 Wise, leaked, pru- -4 Waking. ( Ved. ) 1 A wise man, sage. -2 A holy teaohe r , spiritdent. ual guide. a. a. Kn. ; ' purdeliberately').-9 Returning -to consciousness, recovery from a l Mil. 4. 10. -10 ( In San. phil. ) Intellect, the second of the 25 elements of the Sankhyas.-Oomp. wrffar o. beyond the range of reach ; a. in 115. posely,' swoon trr who belief, idea, Intention, purpose, design ' 4. 45. ( yjfsrr intentionally,' 76. Spikenard. -Oomp. spT: a wise or leraned man. Tff: the moon. f^t,-wK, -WTHTt Wednesday. *?sf an emerald. gs n epithet of Purftravas. ; Known, understood. Learned, wise^ I Observable, noteworthy. -2 To be awaked fW; The I or roused. vessel. The bottom of foot of a tree. part. JVJTT ^ a. Oblique, 4 P. To sink. -2 To ) 1 inrftf. : -2 -3 The lowest -4 An epithet of Siva. ( Also in the last sense). -5 The body. flect, understand. -3 To hear. discharge, divide, dia- 1 Chaff. -2 Rubbish, re) -3 Dry cowdnng. -4 Wealth. -5 The thick ptrt of sour onrds. -6 5% ( % Water ( Ved. respect, ). U. (iTft-%) 1 g^i; -2 To 1 To honour, disrespect, treat with disrepect or contempt. raf 1 The burnt crest of roast meat. -2 The ^ shell = jS q. y^fV, of fruit. v. fft(rfV) Th seat of an ascetic or holy sage). 6 P. 1. 1, g grow, increase 49. -2 To ; roar. ( jjfir, jffcr ) I fftmig^T Bk. Caut. To came To 3. to 1 P., 10 U. ( fgrow, nourish. -II. 1 To P' ak - - 2 To ) ***?* ffiT, shine. {vur o. Fostering, nourishing.-Hjfi kind of sweetmeat. or | Nourishnoise ( of an ing. -2 The roaring A lephant ) ; Si. 18. 3. rished, nourished. re- ri The roaring of an elephant Si. 12. 15 ; Ki.7. 39. P. ( sriRr, ffft ) I To 1, 6 ; & grow, increase, expand. -2 To roar. WlTB !Tf I- to lift, raise Ms. 1. 14; Bk. 14. 88. f% to destroy, remove; ; Si. 1. 29. ; -2 To -2 To fuse. ( tf/. ) [ SR-wft bulky ; Mai. ] 9. 1 5. -2 Wide, broad, extensive, far-extended n^fttn^-fl: w ^^llfl< R. 3. 51. great, perceive, see, descry. awry. 1 To' ( jwfft ) emit, pour forth. tribnte. -6 Ved. The sky. To ^teft-er ff^T P'P- 1 Grown, increased; Bv. 2. 109. -2 Roared &c. -3 Che- An wnir SST-yr Mu. 1 wgc&TSTS^n Me. ( ; 1. 1. ; ; this belief U. 5^ 10 to be or becon.c, Ts Si. 1. 49. ^fcwft plunge cause to sink. ' god 1. . or be or become. to Wishing < ' ' !f*r ; Perception, know to learn, onrious, inquisitive. ; N. 1. 1. -2 -3 The planet Mer^75?* 3 f fcf'fnT! Mu. 1. 6. cury 1 also ) B. ( where yj has sense A Desirous . ; man a. intellectual sqtirs communion with the Supreme Spirit. fif Desire to know, curiosity employing jf, -g^r, intentionally, purposely, SJT: distraction or aber- wilfully. ration of mind. 5?jrff: fir - wanton, wilful. tional, 4. 15, or . aw the sethe reason, rational. cond element of the Sankhya phi losophy. 1% a. purposed, inten- 5f Knowledge. -Ooatp. arnrK; the doctrines and tenet* of the Banddha 3-religion. <mrert worshipper of Buddha. N. of a saored place of pilgrimage. g*. a Buddhist spiritual teacher. frrift the doctrines and tenets of Buddha, Buddhism. ?g?Trgfr sft-fr ; to intellect. stood, Desire of eating, hun- -2 The desire of enjoying any- ger. wake *ftra Ved. Water. of the intellect. srfSTPT contempt or low opinion for one's understand- ; big, 704 -4 ample, abundant. tall -5 Long, Strong, powerful. Ku. 6. 51. -6 Ful -3 ; Vast, Ved. A usurer ; To endeavour, or oldest. ( aa Speech ; Si. 68. -ft 2. A 1 bone. -5 A wrapper. -6 mantle, -2 Original. -3 Relating to conception. -4 Relating to sexual shoot. union. fj: A sprout, yonng -2 The lute of Narada. -3 the numsymbolical expression for ber ' thirty-six '. -4 A part of the between the breast and backbody Seminal. I A eft Cuse, 1 source, origin. -2 Tho of existence, soul, spiritual cause of the plants. spirit. -3 Oil A rltj N. reservoir. egg-plant. -8 n. I Tbe Veda. -2 N. of a metre. of a Saman Bg. 10. 35. -3 Brah- -7 The ( fiftf, '<* js-tTr Greatly, 1 3^ gigantic. bulky, Ifj: ^-j N. of water melon, |>nSr -af?*:? TO. a narff: his the citron tree. attentions to lover -sm talking trees. j; a- wisdom. ing, intellect, intelligence, a -4 Waking up, becoming awake, -5 waking -6 Opening, blooming, expanding. admonition. -7 Instruction, advice, state, very consciousness- A wakening, rousing. -8An designation. -Oomp. having epithet, -9 N. of a district. Mfra a- unknowable, ^ft a- one who incomprehensible. a bard informs. teaches or ( -t! ) 1or minstrel who wakes up his master, in the by singing appropriate songi a teacher. n instructor, morning.-2aintelligible. jl ; of. w$nr$ _ir*?r f ffJNtf An PP er mantle, wrapper. N. of the preceptor of the gods the abduction of his wife Tara for ( see under mo and by tte moon, fctn ). -2 The planet Jupiter ;gvjf?N. of the l*RriHFn R- 18. 76. -3 mntbor of a Smriti Y. 1.*. -Oomp. ; ; an epithet of Indra. t; Thunday. Karttika when the bright half of 1 Burning incense. sfr I Ths m. waker. sfhrfoij A -2 A teacher, I preceptor. stftmr o. [ 3*-wr^ ] Wise, prudent -- H: 1 A wise man. -2 An epithet of Brihaspati. i'^-H 1 I ] Peilect wisdom or enlightenment. -2 The enlightened intellect of a Buddha. -3 The sacred flg-treo. -4 A cock. -5 An epithet of Buddha. -Oomp. -yw:, -f V: the sacred fig-tree. -* an arhat ( of the Jainas ). Buddhiat saint, one who is on the way to the attainment of perfect knowledge and has onle a certain number of births to undergo before a Supreme attaining to the state of Buddha and complete annihilation this position could be attained by a ( and virtuous long series of uious ; -^rf^ broad-hipped,; large buttocks. Knowing, understanding. observaknowledg"e, apprehension, T. ^rstsri 5WflirT conception; tion, Understand8. -2 Idea, thought. -3 kiud of small owl. highly praised, far-famed. o. made of the Bilvatree -2 Covered with Bilva Bilva tree. -5%Thefruit of the a. muoh, a boaster, swaggerer. ' 4. 14. Relating to or An bright, brightly shining. -TVi 1. N. of a king, epithet of tndra. -2father of Jarasandba. ladies, a ^rm or its wood. $n protuberant. a. far-sighted, prudent. irnrfifc the thorn-apple. -TTi^ithe fig- tree, -trrathe Indian ug-tree. Mife< n. wild cumin. HW assiduous in . f5fV5T a- large, fire. ; M. -strong grass. -2. the bamboo the name srs:, -TSi, -3T assumed by Arjuna when residing as dancing and music master at the arm. court of Virata. ;raFt the >TT3t aw ^s- A man who is : I Dnrga. being awake. -6 Making attentive. sfrnj: [ See ST^TST 3TT: an illustrious person. a. broad-hipped. afNrNn, -sfnifft drum. l ar g e a kind o plant, for cane. hypocrite, religious impostor. large- an epithet of Agni. nrff a country. -5 Waking, perceiving. serving, -3 Understanding, knowledge. ho has controlled his 8enso8).-arfof:, Satapatha Brahmana. -(TOT large cardamoms. 3j*rr N. of a work ascribed to Gunadbya. srnT<*. big-bodied. bellied. ; of designs under the garb one who leads virtue. or zrfe?t piety of a chaste liffl simply from want female company ( and not because or evil 3rrf"fi -OT(-T: ) a large elephant. ^niifc N. of a celebrated Upanishad, forming the last six chapters of the <* : eleventh day in the bright half of Karttika when Vishnu rises from his four mocth's sleep. -2 Long pepper. servance, -2 Clearly, hrightly).-0omp. _^pfo. large-bodied, gigantic. 5. 1 sf -7 highly. Jft Peculiar to Relating to cat. -2 cat-like' ob ffjf'a -Oomp. cats. 1 concealing one's malice I ; man. Kindling, inflaming. Informing, teaching, inof struction, giving a knowledge *qsfrf aftffiwhir* R- 9- 49 -. -2 Denoting, signifying. -3 Arousing, awakening fr*r4^f ^ 21. large Into. -4 The planet Mercury (3*1); V. st'ive, attempt. -9 Bright. -10 Oar, loud m. N. of Vishnu./. sound ). In- 1 ] formitig, acquainting. -2 Explainwak* ing, indicating. -3 Arousing, iag. grown. -7 Compact, dense.-8 Eldest, ^-fg^T a. [ 3^-015 ( Vishnu is supposed to rise from his see Me. 110, four months' sleep and deeds ) ; iRr^ffoffftrfrttfrrSff ^: Mai. 10. 21. 1 3tiv*p-p. [ S'i-fH-jp ] l Madc known, informed, apprised. -2 Re minrled. -3 Advised, instructed. srrr^a. explaining.-* Arousing, awakening. ftw, sft^aiT o. or understood. ceivable. minstrel, bard. be known per- Intelligible, . structed &c. 1 Relating to Buddhi or understanding. -2 Bel Uing to Buddha. A follower of tha religion 3-: taught by Buddha. : ^ [ fi." 3 ' ] Budha's son,' an epithet of Pururavas. C Instruct 1 Informing, apprising. -2 Indicative of. -4 Ing, teaching. -3 TO I A spy. Awakening, rousing. -2 A teacher, instructor. -3 A To 1 -2 -3 To be informed, . ) Knowing; -2 Acquainting, inf or tuing, making known .-3 Teaching, ; . 1 [frC-ffift ] with. familiar 1 The a tree. -3 A Lead ( -5 An epithet of an ancient writer. sun. -2 The root ot day. m. -4Tne atka ? ). -6 A plant. horse. -7 of Siva or Brabrai. -8 Tbe point of an arrow. 705 them was cut down by Siva with the cf. Un. 145 4. ] The Su- 1 preme Being, regarded as impersonal and divested of all quality and acaccording to the Vedantins, Brahman is both the efficient and the material cause of the visible universe, the all-pervading goal and spirit of the universe, the essence from which all created things are produced and into which they are absorbed ; arffcf anftwtJ'rfi^S'SWTTJ fffei ^5n%W>?l^rlt WgT S. B. ) ; Bh. ; fuTil^i ffErrfcs^rorJ' wgr *g^ 3. 84 Ku. 3. 15. -2 A hymn of praise. -3 A sacred text. -4 The Vedas ; Kn. 6. 16 ; U. 1. 15. -5 The sacred and mystic syllable om; (rarrurt ( ; ; lectively ) ; Ms. ,9. 320. -7 Tha power or energy of a Brahmana ; R. 8. 4. -8 'Religions penance or austerities. -9 Celibacy, chastity; Win* srarftr T Theology, sacred learning, religious The Brahmana -13 Wealth. -14 Food. -15 A Brahmana. -16 Truth m. \ The Supreme Being, knowledge. -12 portion of the Veda. the Creator, the first deity of the sacred Hindu Trinity, to whom is entrusted the work of creating the world the creation of the [ The accounts of world differ in many respects; but according to ManuSmriti, the universe was enveloped in darkness, and the self -existent Lord manifested himself dispelling the gloom. He first created the waters and des posited in them a seed. This seed became a golden egg, in which he himself was born as Brahma-the progenitor of all the worlds. Then the Lord divided the egg into two parts, with which he constructed heaven and earth. He then created the ten Prajapatis or mind-born sons who completed the work of creation. According to another account ( Ramayana ) Brahma prang from ether from him was descended Marlcbi, and hie son was ; Kagyapa. From Kaiyapa sprang Vivasvata and Mann sprang from him. Thus Maun was the prooreator ring-finger or burnt down by the fire from bis third eye. His vehicle is a swan. He has numerous epithets moat of which have reference to his birth in a lotus].-2 A A Brahmana ; S. 4.3. -3 devout man. -4 One of the four employed at a Soma sacrifice. -5 One conversant with sacred knowledge. -6 The sun. -7 Intellect. -8 An epithet of the liitoijas or seven *?, priests Prajapatia: 3*W, 33f , sj(if3r, and SJg an%, atfJi- -9 An -10 Of Siva. jffas. epithet of Brihaspnti. Oomp. yitgi the sacred syllable om. 3Tir body by the repetition of ManKu. 3. 15 ( see Malli. tras ; thereon 1 rsspectf ul sa- wrerffl : 1 ). Dk. snof N. of one 1. of the eighteen Puranis. srnrr an epithet of the river Qodavarl. arf^jnr-.i -3?r9Tnf study of the Vedas. STH^ n. the urine of a cow. WflTff: the study of the Vedas. 3Tror:-'T: an epithet of Nar&yana. 3TT Brahman ; ffgnnf HTT(?SPrr M v. 7. MUT: beginning to repeat the Vedas ; Ms. 2. 71. air**: N. of the tract between the rivers Sarasvatt and Drisbadvati ( north-west 31. of Hastinapura ) TWrJ?ynf? I ; $fij a particular position for profound ; a^ert a. 1> treating f^pnrdr Kull.) principally of the navel of Vishnu, and as creating the world by an illicit connection with theological problems. 7 one of -- . gng knowledge a kind of 1 : the mulberry tree. puanoe ; ' knowledge. ^ij m. the Paliaa tree. or wjnfffV:. Bri- ^5 n a. one who pray*. ( -;. ) an epitnetof Vi-hnu. he gji$r: the treasure of 'the entire collection Brahman. -2- consisting chiefly of Brabmanas. TJT explaining the Veda, treatment or discussion of five heads, but I ; logically Brahman is represented as be ing born in a lotus which sprang from had originally SyffW* *T m<: Ms. 2. 19). :-^ food given to the priests at a sacrifice. ^TIT^T an epithet of Sarasvatt 35^; a tax paid to the 1- the resjifa. priestly class. ligious datiea'of a Brahmana .-2. the office of Brahman, one of the four principal priests at a sacrifice. K;7T an epithet of Dakghayani ( who dwells in the heart of men). 3i? Vedas, 57(3T3r Sarssvati. Brahman N. a district; Vedas male and female, from which sprang Viroj and from bim Manu cf. Ku. 2. 7 and Ms. 1. 32 ( teq. Mytho- own daughter : peating the Veda. -2. obeisance to a preceptor ( at the beginning and conclusion of the repetition of the Veda). wi'the egg of Brahman'.the primordial egg from which the universe sprang, the world, universe; meditation. snff^:/. 1. the offering of prayers see srjjnr^. -2- the jsjrcrr forgetstudy of the Vedas. ting or neglecting the Vedas; Ms. 11. his |^ It^TUH $TTc?r: bands while re- lutation with folded of all human beings. According to a third account, the Supreme deity, after dividing the golden egg, eparated himself into two parts, ; hmanioal sage. wraV w: of the y* frg >rgre>>- fSr* 9. gHt N. of an astronomer born in 508 A D. if}?: the universe. irtt* respect for the missile presided orer by Brahman ; Be. 9. 76 ( HT y*sit$t wrar: 5TCTSC&U.6. body. -PUrr^r, -g^:, -T*n^ fff:, R -i -TRTfT: a kind of ghost the ghost of a Brahmana, who during his lifetime indulges in a disdainful spirit and carries away the wives of others, and the property of Brahmanas; wffr TOTT5W' ii Y. 3.212; cf. Ms. 12._60 also ) qrnqi:, -nf^w. the murderer of a Br&hmana.-rrf?r4Y a woman on the second day of her courses. ^PT: 1 recital of the Veda* -2- the sacred word, the Vedas collectively U. ; 6. v. 9. 1. p-. the murderer of a B>abmana. ^-q1. religious studentship, the life o celibacy passed by a Brahmana boy in studying the Vedau, the first stage or order of his life; wf^^iT- rgrq-ir'sfWWHRi'^ Ms. E49 ; Mv. 3.2~;2. 24. -2- relsgious study, 1. ielf-restraint. -3. celi baoy, chastity, abstinence, continence. ( -$ ) a re- ligious student ; soe 5T chastity,oolil)acy.''a'tT& off ity. "tWH'f falling ( -IT ) vow of chastfrom chast- incontinence. grft^ the life grft'? <* ! of a religious student. studying the Vedas. -2 practising; continence or chastity .( -nt. ) |. a restudent, a Biabmana in the ity, ligious first order of his with to live life, his who continues spiritual guide from the investiture with sacred thread and performs the duties peftaining to in life ; his order Ms. 2. 41, 175 till ; he settles 6. 87, -2. 706 one who vows to lead the life of a celibate. -J. nn epithet of Siva. -4. of Skanda. TrrFffV l-n epithet of Durgft. -2. a woman who observes the vow of chastity. sf: an epithet of KArttikeya. ^HH,n. 1. spiritual birth. -2- investiture withtheaacred thread. anT: the paramour of a Brihmana's wife. aflRq, a. living by sacred knowledge. ( -m. ) a mercenary Brahmana ( who converts his tacred knowledge into trade ), a Branhmana who lives by sacred a. one who knowledge. |r, -grrf^ knows Brahman. ( -gf; ) !. an epithet of Kirltikeya. -2. of Vishnu. 3TT^ true or divine knowledge, knowledge of the identity of the universe with Brahman. te: the elder brother of Brahman. srtf^^n. 1. the light of Brahman or the Supreme Being. -2. an epithet of Siva. the true knowledge of the Supreme Spirit. ^snj; n. I. the glory of Brahman.-2-Brahinanic lustre, the Inatre or glory supposed a to surround a Brahmana. 3-; spiritual preceptor. 33; 1. tbe curse of a Br&hmana. -2. a tribute ?m Brahmana. -3. an epithet of Siva. ^pt 1. tho imparting of sacred knowledge. -2. sacred paid to a received as an inheritance or hereditary gift. ^nr1. instrnction in the Vedas, the imof sacred parting knowledge. -2. sacred knowledge received as an inheritance. - J the earthly possession of a Brlhmana. ^nrr^: I- one who receives the Vedas as his hereditary knowledge, . Brahmana. -2. the son of a %rvt the mulberry tree. a day of Brahman. a. f^-sf jftj married according to the Brahma form of marriage. ^w: a Brabmana changed into a demon cf. argrVf- -~firt> -ffftn; a- I- bating Brihgift, a Brabmana ft$ m. by Brahman Bk. 9. 75. a an epithetj of Vishnu. *: 1 son of Brahman. -2- N. of a (male) river which rises in the eastern extremity of the Himalaya and falls with the Ganges into the B ay of Bengal. (-ft ) an epithet of the river S.irajvati. gt, 3$ the heart. 501. the city of Brahman (in grjor N. heaven). -2. N. of Benares of one of the eighteen PnHirtas.-j^^: a minister of Brahman ( the five . vital airs) struction at hatred Brahmanas. of acts fa: vr possessing sacred knowledge. sr^Y an epithet of the river Sarasvati. -*TH: n epithet of Vishnu. faffa absorption into the Supreme Spirit. f%% a- absorbed in or intent on the contemplation of the Supreme Spithe mulberry tree. iffe the resting-place of Brahman. q$ I. the rank or position of aBrahma- rit- ( -S: ) ga. -2. the place of the Supreme SpiKnua grass. an of /. Brahmana. asuembly rit. qf^if: the cr^: the Paluta tree. a complete study of the Vedas, the entire Veda U. 4. Mv. 1. RtT;, ; 9; 14. TTT: N. of a missile presided over ml is said to escape on its leaving the body. nTW: B e SRWf. TB: an epithet of Suka. TTf^T: 1- the whole mass -W ; 2. 37, 4. 04. -2. the inherent S. sanctity or power of Brihmana Ms. ; -2- the share, of the chief inrt absorption into the priest. vmfH imparting Supreme Spirit. religions knowledge. *prt the world of Brahman Bg. 8. 16. IJ tree. ; Brahman, absorption or dissolution Brahman, final emancipation ; rgr^J if^Hrsnrr^ R. 18. 28 aiJPI'Uf HT55JJ honour cf Bralimanas. having Br&binanas for jfrHtm the VedHnta philo- a festival in a. friends. sophy nature which inquires Brahman of into the or Supreme a. having tbe form Spirit. jjflr of Brahman. 'J'i^ '" an epithet of Siva. itarf: the Munja plant. one of the five daily Yajnascr be performed by a ( to householder ); teaching and reciting TT^T: sacridces the Vedas; ( artquH 31 wjff^^T'- Ms. 3.70 1%ft Kull. WHTiMRft cultivation or acquisition of Jjfnr o. 1. spiritual knowledge. 5TVr: sprung from Brahinun sanctified by spiritual pre-eminence, -m. ) an eminent or holy holy. ( Brahmana. 1%: see ifsm^. TO* who copper. ^ri%^ m. I. one 0. teaches or expounds the Vedas 1 Mai. 1.-2- a follower of theVedanta philosophy. ( -*ft) an epithet of of GUyatri. ^iff: the abode <* knowBrahraanas. f^rf, -f^ -m. ) a ing the Supreme Spirit. ( f%OTi sage, theologian, philosopher. -ftrf knowledge of the Supreme * drop of saliva Spirit. f^(f^)j! sputtered while reciting- the Vedas fj^ijTf. an epithet of Vishnu. qrsr: 1. the Palaaa tree. -2- the Udumbara tree. fRr: / livelihood of Brahmana. j an assemblage of Brahmanas. t?: 1. knowledge of ; ; the Vedas. -2. monotheism, knowof ledge of Brahman. -3- the Veda the Brahmanas ( opp. ?r*t? ) -4- N. of theAtharvaveda. ^^f^j a. know^Hn N. ing the Vedas j cf. ^srft^. ffff of one of the eighteen Pnrinas the a vow of chastity. ?rraT ! hall of Brahman. -2- a place for re5TW* 1. a decreeciting the Vedas. comaddressed to Brahmauas. -2mand of Brahman. -3. the command Brahmana. -4- instrnction of a about sacred duty. f?TT?T| n. N. of a particular missile. n /. an assembly of Brahoianas. an epithet of tVe river Sarasvati. and teaching the H"^ I repeating Vedas ( = jf^jT q. a^T^rf^-flT H. 1. 64. (-fir-)/. 1 .original source in Brahman. -2. the author of the Vedas or of Brahman Ku. 6. IB. ?H a. intent on the means of attain- H Ms. 10. 74ing sacred knowledge -{?;r a valuable preHCrit made to a Brahman. Jj^irr ; sacred which indicate his destiny, the predestined lot of any man. -fjfai: the *n world of Brahman, -srer knowlege pounderof the Vedas. of Brahman. w., -f&ITi -JJfTthe murder of a a Brahmana. 7^^ " T^fT I. divine glory or splendour, holiness spiritual pre eminence or resulting from eacred knowledge Brahmana. iff^f 1. the] mystic syllable om. -2- the mulberry tree. **, -jr^TT: one who pretends to be a Brahmana. vnit the abode of Brahman. >?IT: 1- the mulberry m^ of circle (i^)^r -fofSref -^-. lines wjitten by the creator on the forehead of a man ; absorption into Brahman. of Lakuhmi. jj^trr an epithet or knowledge. -2. an epithet of Parau*rama. -fri%:/kind of brass. ir<5r: the universal dethe end of one hundred into Brahmana. -t an aperture in tbe crown of the head through which the a years of Brahman in which even the Supreme Being is supposed to abbe swallowed up. Jirfw: /. sorption into the Supreme Spirit. term for irg: |. contemptuous a Brahmana, an UQ worthy Brahmana ( cf. Mar. vreir ) ; ". 4 V. 2. -2- one who" is a Brahmana only by <6te, a nominal ; inapas. -2- hostile to religious or devotion, impious, godless ' ; tion into tha v. ) -2- absorp- HflrSpirit. a. offering the sacrifice of prayer. n. the residence of Brahman. ; Supreme the hall or court of Brahman. .,<, a. ; sprung or coming from "T - J* ( -*: ) N. of 707 a kind of enuke. distillaq^of Soma. Hijj^qr complete identiBoation with the Supreme Spirit ; cf identificaw&y;. tion with Brahman ; Ma. 4. 232. Wfrof: N. of the tenth Munu. -g mfew gife^ a, invested with dariyana. the gacred thread. an epigst, thet of Siva. pro the world, universe Mv. 3. 48. ^atf acquiring holy knowledge by unlawful means. ; -f*TPT: the mulberry tree.-yj the property or possessions of a Br jhmana. Y. 3. 212. "frft^ a. stealing a Brahmana's property. ^^14 a. of the nature of the Supreme Spirit. ip^f) Brahmanicide, killing a Brabmans. f^a. murdering a Brahmana. JJT one of the five daily Yajnag or sacrifices, which consists in offering the rites of hospitality to guests ; cf Ms. 3. 74 %%*S: -*f N. of a star ( Capella ). -3r*T: . wgr The Supreme W3rr a- I. *3I% ffa: ] 1 Relating Brahman. -2 Relating to Brahma or the creator. -3 Relating tc the to acquisition of sacred knowledge, holy, pious. -4 Fit for a Brahmana. -5 Friendly or hospitable to a Brah'nana. Veda tree. One well versed in the Mv. 3. 26. -2 The mulberry -3 The palm tree. -4 Munja ; grais. -5 The planet Saturn. -6 An epithet of Vishnu .-7 Of Karttikeya. trzrr r; An epithet of Durga. an epithet of Vishnu. ; -Comp. m. An epithet of Agni. r-?T Supreme 1 Absorption into the -2 Divine nature. -3 Brahmanhood. w^rmr Thoroughly proficient in angr? the Vedas, very learned or pious ; o. 1 Consisting of or deriv- ed from the Veda, belonging to the Veda or spiritual pre-eminence; 3*3ftpr agiH^ asmr Ku. 5. 30. -2 Fit for a Brahmana. 4 A missile.- presided over by Brahman. srjrr5 a. Possessed of Spiritual knowledge. WfTflf^ ind. I To the state of Braor the Supreme Spirit. -2 To Brahm&nas. The wife of Brahman. Kgrnfr -2 An epithet of Durga. -3 A kind of perfume (=3nrr ). -4 A kind of 1 brail. yr An epithet of Durgrt. r -N - : a medicinal plant. of. 1 An epithet of Karttikeya. -2 Of Vishnu. 1 3T"5 featr: ] ma me Relating to Brah- tbe or the creator, or to Spirit ; R. 13. 60 ; SupreMa. 2 40, lengthy illustrations in the shape of legends or stories.lt is distinct from the Mantra portion of the Veda. -3 N. of that class of tbe Vedio works which contain the Brahmana portion (regarded as Srati or part of the revelation like the by inns themselves) Each of the four .Vedaj has its own Brahmana or Brahmanas ' or sTTTOTqr and ^Vjfra^fr or belonging to the /iigveda srerrw to Yajutveda tr^f'Nr and q^fifo nnd six more, to the Samaveda, and ; -2 Brahmanical, belonging to Brahmanas. -3 Relating to gacred knowledge or study. -4 Prescribed by the Vedas, Vedic. -5 Holy, sacred, divine. -6 Presided Bg. 2. 72. over by Brahman as a gftf ( see or a missile. -7 Fit for "nsrgjff )i a divine state or godhead. gn 1 One of the eight forms of marriage in Hindu law, in which the bride decorated with ornaments is given away to the bridegroom, without requiring any gift or present, from him; (this is the best o! the 8 forms); the ; ifrpi to the Atharvaveda ). -4 The Soma vessel of the Brahman priest. -Oomp. offensive 34f^?>K: or disrespectful conduct towards Brahmanas, insult to Brahmanas; ^rgnrr- MY. *[cT> 2. 10. seeking shelter with Br&bmanas. 3j*3Trf%!/. protection or preservation of or kindness sbown to a Brahman*. srrftr^ a. belong{f; the slayer of ing to Brahrnanas. a Brihinaya -- -<)lrf[rf! 1. adegraded Ms. 9. 87. -2. or outcast Br&hmana the son of a Sddra father by a Brahmant woman. srra'i -srrfif: /> tha the Brahmana caste. sfrft^T ; Ms. 3. 21, 27. -2 N. of Narada.-3 Quicksilver. -4 The duty or prescribed course of conduct of a 58 1. king ; ; aflftwtf 2?f ai^ (twit : hand under ijr 1 The part of the the root of the thumb. -2 Holy or gacred study. -3 N. of a Purana. -4 N. of the constellation Robini. -Oomp. STffanf: a day and night a girl to be of Brahman. ^rrr married according to the Brahma fcvm. S1&: a particular period of the day, tbs early part of the day of. m^t gj-fr sris 3*q?i ); mw?i gfi frit R- 5.36. sngior a. ( r W ^t a?r/. ) [ srsf ^ g^ % Belonging to a Btahmana. -2 Befitting a Brahraaia. -3 Given, by a Brahmana. -4 -.if Relating to srqr] 1 religious worship. -5 One who knows Brahman. man or: 1 A the first of tbe four original castes of the Ilindni, a Brahmana ( born from the mtuth of the Puruiha .) mgr'ltoT gwwr10.90.12; Ms. 1. 31, 96 belonging to occupation or mens of livelihood prescribed for a Brahmana; II S[*i, . ; or 3Tlrir f aWlfrf'T WIMftiT ^^ ^ )--2 A I TIW5I%< ff ft* 3T?r priest, theologian. -3 An epithet of Agni. -4 N .of the twenty-eighth Nakshatra. at 1 An assemblage or society of Brahmuuivs. -2 That portion of tbe ft -f* ft Brahmana's a ft^: blasphemer or. reviler of Brahmanas. ft duties of his caste f^r*Rf Dk.; Ms. ; ^5^ Mif|i(i*4i 85; 8. 20. -^fVs a. consisting for the most part of tbe murder of a Brahmanas. 7. w, dwfa Brahmana, Brahmanicide. feeding or satisfying Brahmanas. A 1 arrgroref! bad or unworthy A only in name ). -2 a |Brahmana. -3 N. of such family of a country inhabited by warlike Brahmana ( ( Brahmanas. ; hman the care of R. 18. 28. -t Veda which states rules for tbe employment of the hymns at the various sacrifices, their origin and detailed explanation, with sometimes 1 epithet of Vishnu. ft- Spirit. Godhead. -4 The state of a Brahmaua, An Y. Spirit. Relating to Brahmin. -m. a. : tion rrgrarcTT-?t The state or rank of a Brahmana. ind. Ainnng Brahmanas. ind. In the possession of BrAliuiunas, as in arrgronTT^H*fftrt'' arrsrorrsgr^ m. H. of the ussistant q.v. of the priogt priest, 0Hd 708 -a. -..-.*: A Brahmana deeconded from learned and holy progenitor*. A woman of caste. -2 The wife the Brihof a Br&h- I . maua. -3 Intellect ).4 to .fate ; according gf^I ; A kind o lizard. -5 A kind of wanp. -6 A kind of gram. -Comp. nrfw^ '. the paramour of a Bruhmana woman. sTTgrif a. Befitting a Brabmana mj: An epithet of the planet Saturn, vij I The station or rank of a Bralminna. pri -tly or sacerdotal character; mir 5IQ W'ftl'J'JT Mk. 5 7. 42. -2 A Pt. 1. f>6'; Ms. 3. 17 collection of Brahroanas. form of marrgae. -9 The wife of a Brahmana. 10 A kind of medicinal of brats. -12 N. plant. -11 A Und a species of a river. Ccmp. ir$: or speak about, refer to( a person or thing 1 a- ( afr/. ) [ wr IRWTS Relating to .Brahman, the creator. ; -6 To 2 0. *% or anj wftfiTi ( this ; ** root IB defective in the non-oonju- The pertoniflod female enBrahman. -2 Sarasvatl, the goddess of spe ch. -3 Speech. 4 A made g&tional tenses, its forms being To from I tell, speak ) ay, c; up ( with two aoo. )j nt ...... WTT cr* Me. -5 A pious usage or cuatom. -6 N. of the constellation 101 ; liohiiit. -7 N. of Durga.-8 A woman married according to the Bra'hma Ht I N. of tbo planet Venni. -2 6. 8; or f$ wf Bv. rrt comp. Towel terminations beginning with accusative plural ; cf. MT and <]. A lunar mansion >t 1 A star. -2 7. 23. loger. WTJ-t ] ed, allotted anci^ned. -3 Served, worslnpped. in, [ attentive to. voted to, loyal, I Distribut- -2 Divided. 4 Engaged -5 Attached or de- faithful liked nrum 1. w^ <w wrwr tr3 46. ( at *^ Sk end of the worshipper, adorer, devotee, votary, faithful attendant 9. 31 ; Hffifrlt & *fft Bg. 4. 3 ; ww Food D. 4. w Bh. 1. -4 ; ; A share, portion. -2 3. 74. -3 Boiled rice ; Any eatable grain boiled 1 with water. -5 Adoration, worship. ainroTO: desire of fooH, cook. r -Comp. ; Bg. 9. 34. -6 Dressed, cooked ( as food ). -7 Forming a part of, belonging to, *fjr: the / scum of boild rice. ^TW appetite. o. YtfTOa. kind stimulating appetite. to worshippers or devotees. ( -71 ) N, of Viahnu. sir^i JWTt to be. 1. an audi- rf% -WITH 3T3 to say, speak, declare. v to say, fn^ to explain, derive speak, in tell Bk. ; 8. 85. -ur?r to speak reply,anwer or reply srjirwfte^T ; 2. 42. ft 1. to say, speak. -2. to speak falsely or wrongly. R. anr, WTPT". Professing or pretending to be, calling oneself by a name to which he has no real title ( at the end of oomp. ), as in ; 4c. -2 To say ni A ). Jf - ; cricket. P- p. Jlffi -8 Loved, Error, delusion, mere semblance. -J An epithet of Sukra. 4 N. given to the base of nouns before the or asterism. -3 A planet. 4 A sign of the zodiac. -5 The number twenty-seven. -6 A bee. -Comp. JT8JT the path fTit T5f: the snn. of the asterisks. l.the irar:, -W^i group of stars or asterums. -2. the zodiao.-3. revolution of the planets in the zodiac. the starry ift<7: sphere. ^ar, -^3TK:, -TBct the Zodiac. srrTf! the ct- utre of the zodiac. ifil: the moju. ^^K; an astro- wt fagfjj Bk. -5 To answer; call or profess one-self Srnt. 15. I Wonder, astonishment ( (qfqq ).-2 Worship of the Brahmanag. -Oomp. vff* hospitality Q(r=m5f2|tf qto guegtg tee ergy of tale or narrative wiw^f IJ -2 Relating to the Supreme Spirit. -J Relating to the Brahmanas. gr% ; I w^ f% ; WHy,imT M? HMiTt iflfa Ratn. 2. 13. -4 To name, call, designate ;- ] ; rrgrf ajf- 5 ?Tflrtlnft) prove, indicate the son of a of bulbous plant. <prj Brahml, see above ; Ms. 3. 27, 37. mgnr ) S. 2. -3 A snare, net, noose. ence chamber ( to admit petitioners and hear them ). -2. a dining-hall. = fb+ii 1TWJ- q v. iftat/- [Ttr-pe^] . partition, division. 1 Separation, -2 A division. -3 ( a ) Devotion, attachment, loyalty, faithfulness ; Ku. 7. 37 ; R. 2. 63 Mu. 1. 15. porttion, share. ; ( J ) Faith, belief, pious faith. -4 Reverence, service, worhip,homage. -5 Texture, arrangement; vrwfif Hv)TrTn*rt!iS "^'< 9'* ! R- 5. 74 6 embellishDecoration, ornament, I ment 10. 94 ; wx-g^wnrfjHf^ffV* Ku. inrFr Me. 19 30. 7. ; -7 An R. ; 13. attribute. 65, 75 ; 15. -8 The being -Comp. ^, part of, belonging to. 1. a coloured streak, line* of painting or decoration ; Me. 19-. -2. dis- tinguishing marks Vishnu, a obeisance making a humble jf -jfa iml. devout- --jrff of devotion to , ly, reverentially. irr^o. 1. devoat, fervid. -2. firmly attached or devotthe wey ed, faithful, loyal. jrrifi of devotion. . devotion to god, regarded as the wr.y to the attain. 709 went of emancipation an loving faith, loyal devotion. TIT: a *Bnae of devotion. --TTTI affection, deep devotion. ^nfj assurance of attachment. eternal final bligi. *rtn : wf^irar a. Kelttting worship or to devotion. a. WI^H^ Devont, having pious I -2 Loyally devoted or faith ed, faithful, attach- -3 Religious, loyal. vrfrB?j Faithful, . trusty ( ag a ). vrij? a. An I adorer, a worshipper. -2 Devon! ty attached. ^ 0. 10. Jrifrr ) 1 ( in-rotf-*, To eat, devrmr TOrnhf *fo "f^w?nr NiM^yiw Pt. 1. -2 To uie up, consume. -J To waste, destroy. -4 To bite. ; 1 Eating. -J Food. -3 Drink, rtt a drinking ( Ved. ) -Oomp. cook. a-(%*rr/. vtfrar ) [ irsr, * j^ ] *ronr a. ( ift/. ) Eating, one who eats or devours. ur [ vr^-jn^-q? ] 1 Eating, feeding or living upon. -2 A 1 A meal. -2 Eating the end of oornp. p \riSnr - p. -Orrnrp. ^py. ( at ). Eaten, devoured. over. -# Food. I Slurred remnants leavingi, of food. a. [ wj-ifiSfSr it for food. last ; 15 perinasain of aV: (in medicine) -males. -Oonrp. -3TPJT4 granting matrimonihappiness. JT : an epithet of Siva. ^T: a thorough libertine. ^TiTT the deity presiding over marriage. -^yir a- conferring conjugal felicity ( ~fr )theconstellatiou;3tKrsf J!T: an epithet of Viuhpu. "F^f^JT: an epithet of Siva. JTST^T! al a pander, procurer -->^ proclaim- I f Eatable, Anything eatmict 1 OTT! cook. ( '<> *fjj ^T'WIT: n. ) a eatables, victuals. One of the twelve the sun. -2 The forort of the sun moon. -3 A form-of .S'iva. -4 Good [ T3j-w ] fistula in the anus or fortune, luck, happy lot, happiness wre* *R smrtwr Ait. Br. vrrfnrr *rs*f rr Hfr/r :^f: Y. 1. 282. -5 ; ; Affluence, prosperity. an epithet applied to gods, demigods and other holy or respectable personages ); am JTJTTT^ ^?n?r 9rr( merit ( vrJ ). religious exertion. -15 AbEffort, morality, senoe of desire, indifference to worldly objects. -1 6 Final beatitude. ; ona's fimlauvours, in ir;^ ; disappointed, f^af^nifmfTir M- Hp'ra-tT: 2. 165. trr- am! of symmetry in construction or expression ; see sr?>infa. %rr a. disappointed, frustrated a. crest-fallen, -f^^-a. whose sleep interrupted trrij o. suffering from a pain in the sides. a. humbled, -- is my having a broken back. -2. coming |. in f ront.-srgpT: 1. disorder,confusion. -2- -2 An a. discouraged, disappointed.-jpfviv a. disappointed in expectations; Ku. deity. Vishnu. -3 Of epithet of Siva. -4 Of Jina. -5 Of Buddha. -Comp. fhrr NT: of a celebrated saored work, ( it is An episode of the great Bhirata and purports to be a dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna absence of regularity or symsee ^(^ir. m^y " on has broken his promises. metry who ; ^w -STT 5, 1. 4. 10. ). spiff A A m. An epithet of Siva. WfTt^ a. (tft/. ) 1 Prosperous, happy, frrtunate.-2 Grand, splendid. rftsfV [ A sister. ^t twfrTT !?! husband. A ^ the ' nn *T( mfitr TJ ] 1 Breaking, breaking down, shattering, tearing down, splitting, dividing; *T$3r8TTO 45. -2 A break, -1 Plucking orf, 3rrH*fa*l*T S. 6. -4 lopping Separation, analysis -5 A portion ?7 5. II- iifer: breach. fracture, 8 cient king of the great-grand- son of Sigora, who brought down, by practising the raoU austere pen- from anoe, the cclostinl river Ganges heaven to the earth and from earth to the lower regions to purify the ashes of his 60000 ancestors, the son* of Sagara. -Comp. tb* path or effort of , detached portion ; Ku. 3. 61 ; B. mig7<-s;q; Tjjr^'Tnrsr: bit, fragment, 16. 16. -6 Fall, destruction, ruin downfall, as in ; decay, n*T, *T?w* &a. -7 Breiking up, dispersion ; irrspnr Mai. 1. -8 Defeat, overthrow sister's son. solar dynasty, gad-fly. /. Breaking, fracture. ; W HM: $$ ^S^iwr: ?R ^IT. I A sister. -2 A fortunate woman- 3 A woman in general. -Ooinp. - A *rr )fr worshipper of Vishnu. skull. HfJtfNiT sister. N. I : o. disgraced, dishonoured. a. faithless in one's vows ; Pt. tta?qr a. one whose designs are f rnatrated. --tfftajt butter-milk. jrir of Dnrgi. : -2 Of Lakshmt. -3 Any venerable woman. distinction. ; ; S. 5 ; HnTrsTT 5^: -6 Dignity, -7 Fame, glory. -8 Loveliness, beauty. -9 Excellence, distinction. -10 Love, affection. -II Amorous dalliance or sport, pleasure. -12 The pudendum mntiebre y. 3.88; Als. 9. 237. -13 Virtue, impaired. -5 Routed, completely defeated or vanquisher! U. 5. -6 Demolished, destroyed. (See TH). rtr Fracture of the leg. -Comp. 3^1%. m. an epithet of the moon. jr. arrq^ a. one who haa surmounted difficulties or misfortunes. an?! o. Bh. 2. 84; frustrated; disappointed Bh. 3. 52. a. broken in Tfff.?; energy, depressad in spirits, discouraged, damped. 3-5^ a. foiled -^ illustrious. Glorious, -2 Keyered, veoerable, divine, holy | ; Broken, -2 Frus- trated, foiled, iliaappointed.-3 Checked, arresteJ, suspended. -4 Marred, ^rsf> pudendum. a. 1 Wff P- P- [nr-^] I fractured, shattered, torn. violation A Tn^ used figuratively to denote any great or Herculean effort, -gerr an epithet of the Ganges. baffled matrimoniul felicity. N. of Viahpu. ing ; -Oomp. -14 2 The 4Tw*"iiTr- able, an article of food, food ( fig. also ); M$7w*T"h itfr?ff*T%^T OTV* H. 1. 55 Ms. 1. 113. -2 Water. r: tho in N. of an .4ditya pre). -19 siding over love and marriage. -20 Knowledge. -21 Desire, wish. -2J The superhuman power of becoming as small a3 an atom, one of the eight Siddhis or powers of Siva, see The asterism called IT 1 WI^H^. *nr*?ft baker, n. also ; drinking-veisel. o- Eatable, edible. -2 be senses I One who et orlives upon. -IGlnt^r: Food. tonons, voracious. Ved. -18 Omnipotence .Strength. ( said to clitoris. ploui. horse -17 qm, -jrqtWi Bhagiratba, discoraSture, rout Pt. 4. 41; Si. 16. 72. -9 Failure, dieappointment, B. 2. 42, atTSmiT 4c. frustration ; ; -10 A Rejection, refusal; Ku. 1. 5?.ll chasm, obstacle, fissure. -12 Interruption, disturbince ; fshfT*, irft* &a. -13 Non-performance, lospension, stoppage. flight. -15 ( a A wave. -16 -14 Taking ) A bend, Coat-action, to flight, fold. ( 6 ) bending 710 k oitting rft ; VHT U. 1. 7 to ; -17 Going, motion. 5. '3G. ^18 Paralysis.;- 19 Fraud, deceit.-20 A canal, water-course. -21 A circumway of locutory of round-ubout see nflf- -22 speaking or acting removal of sprs Hemp. -Coinp. obstacles. HTW ^rwr turmeric. ; . ; ; ; HTT 1 Hemp. -2 An intoxicating drink prepared from hemp. -Oomp. 3f the pollen of hemp. Breaking, fracture, >?fJr:-nT/. 1 breach, division. -2 Undulation- -3 Bending, contracting; ^"T'frfit: WT- 13. -4 A jT^cnrirJr 3i%ar$r*tT Ud. S. wave. -5 flood, current. -6 A crooked path, toituous or winding A A circumlocutory or roundabout way of xpoaking or acting, K. P. periphrasis KrtatT 35lsTTtI 10 wrsT^-^*.^ &c ffff >triJT course.-? ; ; ; A w47rrl5rrc?: Dk. -8 semblance nguis pretext, ; ; R. 17. 28. ( b To ) R- 21; 1- To -5 10. 3. follow, practise, observe ;>T^ tT^H^rgT: Mn. dishonest, fraudulent. enjoy, possess, bave, suffer, experience, entertain ; Bv. 1. 74 Bh. 2. 80; >fifif S. 7. 8 srpTcIffiT- ?ST3r7 -9 Tiick, fraud, -10 deceit. A step, An interval. -14 Mod- Irony .-II Repartee, wit.-12 R. 13. 69. -13 vrfrlT:/. division into esty. -Comp. a series of waves or wave like steps, a wavy staircase ; Me. 60. a. I Frail, fragile, transient; Hpr^ ^ariSTunfftSKtfr^Bh. -2 2 92 - - Cast in a suit. 43; Mai. 8. 3. ; wait or attend upon, serve R. 2. 23 Pt. 1. 181 ; Mk. 1. 32. -7 To ; ; adore, honour, worship -8 To choose, cept ; as a ( select, ). ac- M. qfrsTT^nrra-sf^ tfir: god prefer, 1. -9 To enjoy carnally Pt. 4. 50. -10 To be attached or devoted to 2. ; ; Pt. -11 To .take possession 35. 1. -12 To fall .to the lot of any To grant, bestow. -14 To supply, furnish ( Ved. ). -15 To favour. -16 To decide in favour of, declare for. -17 To love, court (affection). -18 To apply oneself be engaged in. -19 To cook, to, dress ( food ). -20 To employ, engage. ( The meanings of this root Wavy, m. crisped. fracture, brtnch. I Bending, undulation. -J Cuiliness. -4 Disguise, deceit. -5 Wit, irony. -6 Perversity. A )Tr*i?r defect in the organs of sense. a. 4gr W3T3VJ. [ 1 ] Apt s: -4 Crooked, bent. -5 ful, variable. $ir5ig(% <^ Hrfif -6 fraudulent, dis*: The bend of a curled Curved, -3 Change- 72. Si. 16. ; >tjjTO: Git. 10. htTnett, crafty. -Comp ; VSWTT a. vacillating, sleep ; to ; *T3R:: [ ^jf-tff^ ] tributer. A 1 divider, dis- -2 A worshipper, votary, Sharing, dividing. -2 Possession. -3 Service, adoration, worship. -4 Waiting or attending upon. vriH vfrir A ^1. U. 1 Atm. only ; miUl-fT, M?P tribute, Ms. 0. ; H3T, o ) I ( divide 304 but usually ( H3Urt-l W3f, (li) To IIS. ing. -3 1 Dividing. -2 Enjoy- Fit, right, proper. P. ; sr ) To T3T<^ allot, To ; t 5R desid. tea: break, shiver or creak to H*I3H w5nif?r: Bk. down, brighten, illuminate. 209. appcr- disap) 1 lo -2 To speak. -3 To shine. Hinf a. (fsrisr/.) [^-ojgr] Break- ing, dividing. WSTH a. ( :ft/. ) [ if^-fg 53?; ^1 ] Breaking, splitting.- -2 Arresting, checking. -3 Frustrating. -4 CausTT 1 Breaking ing violent pain. down, shattering, destroying. -2 Removing, dispelling, driving away; 1 rrff?cT>nr>T3rsTr utt. tpt 10. -3 Routing, vanquishing. -4 Frustrating. -5 Checking, interrupting, dis^s turbing. -6 Afflicting, paining. Decay of the teeth. A particular disease of the consists in the decay of the teeth attended witn contor- H5nT5>: mouth which tion of the lips. A H3T^: growing near tree it temple. >}5Tr ^ N. of Durga. P. I. 1 ( nzijf, TfoT ) 1 To nourish, foster, inair.tain.-2 To hire. -3 To receive wages. -II. 10 U. ( To speak, converse. HZ 1 A warrior, soldier, '01. -2 A mercenary, hired soldier, hireling. -3 An outcast, a barbarian. -4 A demon. -5 N. of a degraded vrs: [l^-^] combatant ; *J^ tribe. ; ?r Coloquintida Roasted on a A H?:[H^-(T^]1 ( l^fi^ifi ) spit. lord, master (used as a title of respect in addressing princes. ) -2 A title used with the names of learned ikih;uayta pieces, 6. 5TH3pfeiri'^ wtrr R- 11. ; ^ 36 H^^aq?^ g>fq: Bk. 9. : 3. 76. 2. split foil, 'disappoint, ; w^cfr 22 -r; -2 To down -3 To ; ^grvf ; vrtirSril*- srnrhgTr^^:- -5 rgft panegyrist. -3omp. A bard, STf^r^j 1- given to learned man or any celebrated teachar.-2- a great doctor. title ; -4 To iiiake~n brtue h (in a fortress). frustrate, HffftqTc7 shutter, devastate, destroy by pulling 3^ en%*^iwl assign, H=fft), To ^*nSr share, ( $, , Mift 4. 3 3Wllc inr=(mT^?isrsi?i; Ait. Br. -2 obtain for oneself, share in, partake of ; ft* tiou shatter, splinter. -2- to stop, arrest, suspend. -3. to frustrate, point. -II. 10. N. ( v-wtt ; vrsfHTT a. 1 Held of hemp. ttHT?V- ; [ H^-cS?. ] 1 fcrn7jf?t pieces, defeat, if^T devotee. unsettled in mind. Den. P. I To break to destroy. -2 To curl. -6 To N. 22. 133. WITH 3i? to break down, shatter Kn. 3. 74 -- 7 1. to break down, a. 18$ river. * 8 srac.to swoon \rf$ *F^ J^ Hst, show love for &c. &o. ) Cans. 1 To divide. -2 To put to flight, purue. -3 To cook, dress. -II. 10 U. some SB the ( mufirf -ii, regarded by caus. of H3T I ) 1 To cook. -2 To to Fra I, fragile, "brittle. -2 perisr.able ; transitory, transient, 1. f^t give. break, H. e. g- : to -2 t- lfSr^: are variously modified according to the noon with which it is connect- ed a. H as in ; ; fc ^Jrr 5mr?g U. 9 U. 1.35. -6 To one. -1 J 1. 1. pend vanquish; ; of. ; i, Mai. 5. -3 To accept, receive -4 ( a ) To resort to, betake oneself to, have recourse to f?rarers *($ Ku. 179 Bh. 3. 64 ; S. 5. 10 Bv. 1. 83 59. 25. ha file ffrrf^T JTjrHHt^ir waV Ku. -5 To arrest, check, interrupt, ; : a. [ n,j Revered, worshipful. -2 A title of respect or distinction nsed with pro1 5. 1. per names; us in sus- Uch. Hffr^iT^pr T?^ t A noble lord, 711 a. ( fNiT / ) Venerable, worshipful &c. gee irjrT above .-^f: ; I A sage, saint. god, deity. -4 ( -2 The sun. -3 A In dramas) A king. excellent, friendly, good of ten used in voc. sing, in the sense of ' my ' good sir or 'my good friend', 'my good ful Sunday. sirable, A noble 1 -2 A god- lady. dess, tutelary deity A 1 HflfHr n princess ( not crowned >, often used in dramas queen ( ; by maid-servanfs in addressing a queen ). -2 A lady of high rank. -3 The wife of a Brihinana. A ^5-: mixed caste. particular nQrf: A 1 -2 An hero, warrior. attendant, servant. 'my dear madam'. -6 lady', -5 An epithet applied to great and learned, men. -Cofflp ;-w., -3THT: Htflft*! Pleasant, enjoyable, lovely, beautiPt. 1. 181. -7 Laudable, de. ; -9 dear. praiseworthy. -8 Beloved, Specious, plausible, hypo- critical. ^ fortune, welfare, rity ; Mai. 1?T I ; WTSPT U. pi. in this HT^K >j^ m* 48 3. sense prospe- blessing, H^- rt ftar 3 ; 6. 7 1. good Happiness, oft. ; used in a^f W^ff^T ; To Tiftf ) 1 ( TTft, say, %*$r*ft f ft rf3rw$- V. 3 Bk. 14. 16. -2 To describe qfTT: ft T^T wrwrnrfhi: N. 10 59. -3 To name, call. 4 To sound. speak ; ; ; . Tortf, / >Tf5rfr: rf3nf, Speaking 75 39 4. 2. ; jfsrTfonf ?ftrffcf Qtt. 7 ibid. 1. 1 ( ir&t ) *fnf ; f^ ; A %$77 t^rvrop* To 1 chide, -2 To moult, deride. -3 To speak. -4 To jest, joke. -II. 10 U. make fortunate. -2 ( ifSililH* ) 1 To cheat ( properly To be ). -3 fortunante. -4 To do an auspicious ^ act. H5: er, A [ vrr ai^. ] 1 mime buffoon, jest- grwm 4s- w^r 5^*7 ; Sarva S. -2 N. of a mixed caste of. vr?. -Contp. f^q^m.a pseudo -ascetic. a harlot, courtezan. * species of wag-tail. armour. [ frf-egH' ] I Mail, battle. -3 Mischief, wicked- ness. A wave. ff.-f ] [ Happy, auspicious, pro57: I Good forsperous, fortunate tune, happiness, welfare. -2 A messenger. -3 A workman, artisan. -4 The Sirisha tree. [Un. *Tt 3. 130] of respect applied to a frftr^TT g M^H Vfg a. 28 ] I : I Buddhist 4. -2 ; A Prosperity, good fortune. [ H^-*<5 ft 'istf! Un. Auspicious, blessed -3 Foremost, ftf^inf^T?i ; as in H^gw- H3T9fvr.3T -5 Kind, gracious, To 1 ) worship. ( Jt0) To 1 a tell . ; ihaving -Comp. ). ar/r: features. auspicious 3Tr?>T5r: a the sandal tree. 3TTW^ ! a chair of state, splendid seat, a throne. -2. a particular an posture in meditation. 5-51. 3*T*rT: large carepithet of Siva. 37rOT <* propitious. ^fTtfr N. of I)urg;1. ^n& the'treo called Devad&m. tgv. a golden jar [filled epithet of. damoms. tSTiva. ^^r an -3fftcT: with water from a holy place, parfrom the Ganges. irfanr the construe ion of magical dia- ticularly a sort wag-taH. tffj 1. II. state, throne kind of winged insact. fft?f: an epithet of Balar&ma. jrn? a. ' of an auspcious face', used as a ; polite ; address,, 'good S. 7. ( -fr ) -sir', good 'gentle lady . The lowing of a cow. ^ Bh. 3. 3">. igfitwi ft% g-rrar^'t Ve. 3. 4. TT% WW^TDT^T TrR-i ??I>H'J -2 Fright, terror ^nnspi &c. -3 A danger, risk, hazard my^J^W ; ; ?ns$ Tif^^nTwsrms 5nnma Hsentiment of fear The below ; tr?5T?fTT S. D. a. ( nJT*>T/- ) 1 Good, aus- -2 Handsome, beautiful. The De?ad,1ru tree. -2 A TO I kind of bean. confers perity. pros- mrH* f%TTt?Ti- Sickness, warding off or removing fear. |. N. of Vishnu. -2. a king. dis- (-(f : ) *rrg- afraid, alarmed, frightensir*? a. 1. causing fear, formidsble. -2. risky f TTITOa^vTHrHTr^f: Bg. 3. 35. attended with o; succeeded byfoar. (r^nrnr &. wholly overpowered by of foir. JKT f ear ^jtr. tremour . (also >T from fear. picious. -4 see arfsrcT *T: T'i ease. -Ooinp. Mt^ thet of Karltikeya. -srtf, -fT*f sandal-wood. sfh/. the sandal tree. tffar an epithet of the Ganges. irs g 6. terrible, fearful 2. I- ; ^ \rq a 57. 3?riff i afl5TT: an epithet of a particular kind of elephant. %jj N. of Indra's elephant. g-jfq; in. a kind of jasmine. snitt: an epi- V. gadfly. WJT [ IWrlW'Ti H>3TqT^I=T 3?^ j Fear, alarm, dread, ai)prehensit)n (oft. with abl.); H(>t T>r[^r4 ed. chair 17. 10 -2. A I 1 *, -3TTff of sir' -. a seat, -2 Smoke. fly. -2 goat. of pine, -srro^ m. I. a -2. the wood-pecker. spIenHioI A I : Wmt^fT, WW3T an epithet of Balaraiu. y-%: N. of a Dvtpa. OT^JK, -wr^ft a. of bast, chief; able, propitious. mffi A. 1 >T{I. Devadarn tree. -8 A kind of JEadamba. ( T^Tf? means 'to shave' 2. Good happy, prosperous. -2 ( tfrffi I Prosperity, good fortune. -2 Treinulo'is motion. -3 A rcesaenger ( m. ? ) ; : A term P. cry, shout, resound. a particular kind of elephants. -4 An impostor, a hypocrite Ms. 9 258. -5 N. of Siva. -6 An -7 The epithet of mount Meru. plied to a - 1 *rq; -2 To good news. -2 To be glad -3 To b fortunate. -4 To be excellent. -5 To honour, worship. -6 To shine. -II. 10 U. ( f?rft-fT ) I To do an auspicious act. -2 To cause to thrive. n. A -2 War, sister of Krishna and Balaram. -Comp. sirv sandal -wood. Tf^iT I An amulet. -2 = H^T (2) above. Sntihadra, ; ' grams --51?: -gjff. a vessel from which a lottery is drawn ^ry ro., ; 7: fortnight. -3 The celestial Ganges. -4 N. of various plants. -5 N. of god bless you ', / proaparity to you'. -2 Gold. -3 A fragrant grass. -4 Iron, steel. -5 The seventh Karana. A bullock. -2 A 1 q-; species of wag-tail -3 A term ap- *r^ ^ sword. upbraid. The Auspicious. tree. T5T I A cow. -2 N. of the second, sevoutb,and twelfth days of a lunar ; peech, talk, words, discourse, conversation ; ;T friTftiH'fr SPTJjft 3TT- wwrftrit: Bv. Devadarn H'rarr f^TTJ Hif ^~ . P- 1 TTH a. ; a. I. frighleninR, -2. dangerous, peril- . so irireriTfr, rf f?i^ft > fiiiw: a drum N. of Viehnu. used in battle. --3:5 " a deliverer ous ; ^f^r^ a. |. fearful. -2- a. 6eeing from intimidating. jer 3 to flight. 5fT?pf a. fear, routed, put removing fear. (-ST:) .V. of Vishnu. sn!Y*iTT! team. warding a- off or removal fear, Sfrtrw: an occafearful, terrible. angrr: a timid Brasion of fear. hman*, a Brihmaya who, to save of U? inspiring himself from danger, declares his 712 caste relying on of a Brabmana. a. f5$=T the inviolability pat to flight. a panic-struck. y& a. *%$. when they are threatened with danger. ^Tw a. timid. WPT, -$tj: a cause of fear. 5^, -?ff^ o. removing fear, particular array of troop* dispelling alarm. A kind a. =: HIT^T q- v- (-*s) of owl. a- Up. 3. [ i 82] Fearful, U. 2 1 A Si. 17. ; ?0 terri- horrible, nrnflK ble, frightful; r%a Bg. 11. 27. ; ?*!Tq; *? s The tiger. -2 N. of Rahu. -3 sentiment of terror, one of the eight see ; or nine sentiments in poetry under T.&. -W Terror, fear. who became li, A burden, load, Pt. 1 ' supon his three hoof* '; porting himself T: comp. ). weight I g^ ; *rf m TaK*Tf|uii* titude e i of praise. W. [ ? wzO ( oft/- 1 A -2 A potter. servant. *ror a. ) [ l-fa* T Bearnourish] ing.maintaining.supporting, nourishing, T I The aot of ing. maintaining or supporting ; B. 1. The act of 24.-S.7.33. -2(o) He was very pious and righteoos, and was so much devoted to Rama that when the latter preDasarntha. pared to go to the forest in accordance with the wicked demand of Raikeyt, he was very much grieved to fled that his own mother bad eent hia brother into exile, and refusing the sovereignty that was hia own, ruled the kingdom in the name of Kama ( by bringing from him his two sandals and making them the regents of the realm ) till be ronrned after bis fourteen years' exile. -3 N. of an ancient sage who IB supposed to have been the founder of the science of music and dramaturgy. -4 An actor, a stage player ; ' N. of the second constellation containing three stars. -Oonrp. an epithet of Rahu. j: r^ffr rts[q-3W^] 1 -2 A prince, bull. -4 A worm. A Mil 1. -5 A rf?*foF5^m$ TWT: hired soldier, mercenary. -6 A barbarian, mountaineer. -7 An epithet of Agni. -8 A weaver. -9 N. of the annr: sage Jadabharata. -Oomp. the elder brother of Bharata ', an 1 master, lord. king. -3 An oz, a Rama; R. epithet of -5iT^5t, 14. 73. 3?w:; -$&' the best or most disof the descendants of V N. of a part of tinguished Bbarata. y a. knowing the science India. of Bharata or the dramatic science. 3*4): an actor. 'the w^s country of Bharata ', i. e. India. qr* of Bharata,tne founder of the dramascience ) aWKfrfirf tic ( 6 bearing or carrying. ( ) Wearing, or procuron. -3 Bringing putting ing. -4 Nutriment. -5 Hire, wages. Bharant. or-. The constellation monarch Wages, I hire. -2 occurring in every play A master. -2 A protector. : 1 -3 A friend. -4 Fire. -5 The moon. _6 The sun. 1 th vcn of Doahyanta and N. of daknnta- An ?: epithet of Siva. 1 A sovereign, king. -2 Fire. deity presiding over one of the regions of the world ( 55T* A WCgTO: sages. -2 1 A -2 Annihilat- ing, frying, baking. ar 1 The act ing. -2 A frying. of roasting or frying-pan. A husband [ ?-T5 ] 1 Bh. 2. 8 nf^rarsr f&ifo^&fo T^t>^ 18. Sirort H3? OT3Tn*J 4m Mai. 6. H3t -2 A lord, master, superior sirq* Me. 1 ; irn, ^? *<> -* A " H ; ; ; commander, chiet R. 7. 41. -4 A supporter, bearer, protector. -5 The creator. -6 N. of Viihno. who murders -Comp. {ft a woman crownher husband. ^TT: leader, ; prince, prince royal, young prince, an heir apparent ( a te:m of address ^iRwt a chiefly used in dramas ) in yonDg princess (a term of address dramas ). tfif fidelity or devotion to a husband. ( -HT devoted wife ; cf. virtuous and ) qfiiar- sitar husband. grief for the death of the to author celebrated a of N. Oft: whom are ascribed the three Satakw ( S&trc, ifffi q^rr and andt A HfHjft vr|flr^ husband >Hr 1 woman whos* married husband is living ftfr** S- 5. 17. ; and alio *TW- ) f|*iar. SRtjs^rer >r|wiPf ind. In the possession of ft "^TT married. A mother. -2 A female sup; porter. *r?^ times To 10 A. P. also iome- ( *ff&fj; -2 To To menace, ) 1 threaten. reproach, abuse. -3 revile, deride. HW3f [ f-J$ A ] thratener. reviler. ). nKVi -3 ening, reviling. -2 A threat, nace. -3 Reproach, abuse. -4 curse. me- N. of one of the seven vil89f-p- Reviled, reproached, abused. sky-lark. A See &o. Reviling ft uft a. Bearing, possessing, maintaining, supporting ( at the end of comp. ), as in 7ftif\: &o. a. I Nourished, maintained. 1 Wages, hire. -I Gold. -J The navel. H&Wr Wages, hire. -2 Filled with, full of gnrsrrer raf 5STHT*m?H'rfcf Bv. l. 54 33. -3 Green. ff- The green colour. Ved. The arm. Support, -3 nourishment. Gold coin. Wages, hire. -3 Gold. -4 -5 The navel. -6 A burden, load. -7 mT ; A woman. -Comp. m. a hired servant, hireling. ing. ; ; Cherishing, supporting, maintaining. -2 Wages, hire. -3 The | lunar mansion Bharant. *OT vrr"i *m: I N. of Siva. -2 Of Brahman. -3 Radiance, lustre. -4 Rout- ; ' Iff a. [ S-srjJ Bearing, granting, at the end of sopporting, Ac. ( a universal (JUilM-tO) India being called Bharatavanha after him. He was one of the remote ancestors of the Kauravas and Pa-ndavas of. S. 7. 33. -2 N. of a brother of Rama, son of Kaikey!, the youngest wife of ". A 1 Supporting, noorsh- ing. -2 A family. -3 N. of Vishnu. *?: 1 A husband. -2 A lord. -3 N. of Siva. -4 Of Vuhnu. -5 Gold. -6 The sea. -. ^ (arr or */) Fried meat. A jackal. n. [5-n(H] maintenance, bouse. ra I. 10 A. ( ra^!t, -II. 1 A. see, behold. To expound, HH 1 A. Hrt&a ) To See US- -* explain. ( *g?T, oribe, narrate, hnrt, 1 tell. WH. -3 To fei ) 1 Ti> d ' -2 To wound, givo. 713 *3: -SV *&*% ] A -sj [ ence kind of arf%?rarfaf 63 7. 58. ; 3: A 1 A Hffj a. ^ vr^Bj ( plant ( ; The marking-nut- end of the -2- \ Living, Inevitable -2 existing. n> ( >rri'^' A ffr/. ) Being, becom- -2 Present ffJT$n=r ?a>/. ) 1 ; ^ R. 8. 78 pron. a, or respectful honorific ' A I bear u - 2 ; Wm - 1 ( -3 Source, existence mundane ; vrj# enoe. 39^7 3. 72. H***^ -9 A god, deity. -10 Acquisition m ( dual. Siva and Bha( sift ; 1 ) ). overcomo3Ti3T m existence. ?r sfoff worldly ing an epithet of 1. N. of Bnddha -2. jfart another existence Brahman. future ); Pt. 1. 121. or ( previous -Oomp. Yani. . , ; ( the ocean of worldly life. -3?n*. dual ) 1. existence. -2. and adversity. wtfre 3?1f r -sfr the Ganges. prosperity bdellium. _ ' ai^tnr ' a forest of worldly life, WTTOT: n epithet a dreary world. anS uof Qaijeaa or Karttikeya. sick of the world, disgusted with troubles. fa; worldly cares and N. of Siva. ?'%?: destruction of R. 14. 74. worldly existence tne P lacfl of b th- '*****' a ; -firiSh/forest-conflagration. vrf^STT a. the ting ( preventing prevention 35. ^ri^- bonds of ) worldly recurrence of birth -Comp. A g^t house, fjfifc, 1. field. 191. -5 A -7 Nature. the interior of o. 1 a -*j3rftt rn.the lord of To be about to A virtuous wife. -2 Time being, present time. -3 ( In gram. ) A technical term for the present tense. N. of Parvate, wife of Siva; Ku. 7. 84 Me. 36, 44. -Comp. an epithet of the mountain trf?h an epithet of Siva; Himalaya. ; ; jys;: : of recurring birth Si. 1. the devatUru tree. -ir- Like your honour, like you. ; k II- S. 36. sf^ m. a- ( 9ft/.) able, useful. 1 1 Beneacial.suit- -2 Happy, prosperous. Prosperity, welfare. pot. p. About to become. Suitable, proper, fit, worthy ; Ki. 11. 13. -5 Good, nice, excellent. -6 Auspicious, fortunate, happy Ki. 3. 12 ; 10. 51. -7 1. 22 some, beautiful. lovely, tranquil, plucdd. of Pirvati. Future time. Good ~ -sir -8 Calm, -9 True. 1 Ku. ; Handjr Existence. -3 Result, result, prosperity fruit. N. -2 -4 R. 17. 58. ; -5 A bonu. a - Your honour's, your, drum beaten at funeral ceremonies. -finf: | liberation from worldly exist- ^g; 1 P. ( wit) 1 To bark, regrowT, bark at. -2 To abuse, rail at. revile, proach, TT:, -*?*! A dog. A dog. -of The barking of a wqroT: dcg, a growl. to take place, about to happen, likely to be, often used likcK(r impersonally, i. f,. in the neuter gender and singular number, with the instrumental of the subject and the predicative word WIT UTT Wr3rT TRrfsq' S. 2 r7T^oT-f Hf%Es4 S. 6. -rif JJ^oir What is destined to happen nf^r ; a -3 Likely h;-. ~4 vr^?fr9' Ki. 5. 21. o. (?ft/.) i. N. of Krishna. About ) ; JV 29 or *ftf. a. [ij^iTK fl lij] 1 Existing, being, being present. -2 Future, time. 1 ifl events, prophesying. about to take piace. -2 Impending. T^fT: -fa: The time being, present vr^ft ( -3ftTT: I. denying the occurrence of a possible future event. -2. a kind of Alankara or figure of speech; see Kav. 2. 126. jhe house, a pater familial. r^rv 1 a. to be, bocomo or come to pans, future. -n. The future time. -Oomp. life, of Siva. HI^ a. living ia the world the source of all of mortals. gri the Supreme being. beings, -Hftu N. of a celebrated poet ( see 90 -6 building. ; 1% /. -3 An abode, residence, dwelling,man3ion; aoprr *ra;aujqiq; irftBtfw Mk. 3, Me. 32. -4 A site, abode, receptacle; as in 3jf*nnf>T?st Pt. -2 Imminent, IPT The Comp. tRipy; 91. 1. ^TTH knowledge $n"f N. of one of the of futurity. 18 Puranas. Being,exiat- birth. Pt. thine. the river Sariiyti- jrfforftrft N. of N. 5ttfr?r: coming into being. App- 1 [ flj-srwft fgg; ] -2 Production, cut- a. To be about to Future. I ; future, futurity. the future tenso. 'JL T%f volup- sensualist, I poisoned arrow. 2. 51. ; " A I become or take place. -2 Future. or worldly life, N. of Siva superiority. -8 Ku. 1. 21 SIT & tuary. Your ladyship, lady. -2 1 A -4 Worldly as in vjwi'fa. *r*Hri*&o-; ; A Be 1 . paramour -2 impending KB. -5 The world. -6 Well-being, health, prosperity. -7 Excellence, life [ ; ; origin. also vrflfjr^ m, ; HRwria f^t. living. -2 Future. ing, ; rtn*!WTTT siistt pee H-Rff a- ; Being, state of being, existence, *rm ) -2 Birth, production *r ij if 8. 7. R. 3. 14 17. A VTR;T: often joined to ar? or cnr ( see the words), and sometimes to ftalso *rMai. 1. 9. ~m ; living being. ; ; At the end of corap. ) Arising or in. produced from, originating ( ; ' ; bear. S. 6 HT^aiirtrr ifywrfr a. ( -fr/. ) [ d^. ] I About Ku. R. 6. 52 become, future 1. 50. -2 Imminent, impending. -3 Being or faring well. m. A vfi^rn a. Living, being. ' A ; to your honour, your lordship, worship or highness ( oft. used in the sense of the second personal pronoun, but with the third person of the verb ); Ifftf *T?T M. 1 VRtT r*nq; i necessity, Mil. 1 23. pronoun, translated by ' also n. a,. ing, happening. bear. f: 41. necessary consequence, fate, desti- Hsr^? epithet of Siva. -3 The markingnut-plant ( 133? also ). : 6. Giving a bleating. -2 An bear. Ki. ; world. crescent-shaped missile or arrow ; eH{j*ff R. 9. 66 ; 4. ; ; Subhoeb. ^ -2 To I. 3. P. ( *HIH ) I To (,hine. revile, blame, abuse. -II. 1 P. ) To eat. m I Un. 1. 127 ] 1 The -2 Flesh. -3 A kind of duck. -4 Time. -5 A float ( <& ). -6 The hinder parts ( said to be /. and n. also ). -7 Pudendum mnliebre. -8 A month . sun. 714 T'- Tl^wnTiT -^ra; -T-; the BUII. -nor; the whole ft^it: a group of constellations. mass of light, collection of rays. -2 Forming TT [ Ashes ; 1. if 84. , , 1 A ~1 A leathern vessel A pouch, holding- water. -3 bellows. for leathern bag. irreifir A little bag. silver. -2 Morfrom bid appetite over-digestion of vr^WQ? 1 Gold or A food. -3 splend- Light, 1 ; wtWrft crre^rr *?t?*: Udb. -2 A shadow, icflection.-3 Likeness, resemblance. -4 The shadow of a guomon.-Comp. -*rm: the sun. -n'g?j a halo of light, -^tr; the soul. ( - mm under See disease of the kind of ?m ] our, lustre, beauty . Bv. m w?; zodiac. -2 The circumference of a great circle. TTT?T5 ""' I ^ n parts or portions, part by part. -2 According to the share. bep Time. Reduced to ashes, a. Regularly fed by an- I "^'f^ [ Ashes " -2 J 79 -2 Sacred ashes ( smeared on the body ); ( Wffa f f f^tidce in ashes ', i. e. to do a useless work ). 5. A morbid appetite from W^5tT arapid digestion of food. remaining in the fotm of ashes Hfswsft Wf H ^ftT Kn. 3. 72; 8. 3. 2. 3rraT: camphor. -Oomp. Fit food. -3 Inferior, secondary ( opp. jflfT ), often used in the S. B. in this seme. -4 Used in a secondary sense. for ; WT/. ( si<^ ] ; -T^T. K. P. 10. frost, snow. -2 of perfuma. -53 |. a shower of dust. -3. a number of villages. -fjr*r: an epithet of Siva. a. dead. -%g: a sort of gravel. ->J?T cf wwfjj. tfT: a kind of diseaoe "frq3 smearing the body with rite performed asbas f ; m. N. of .Siva. -?STH purification by The v",fmr stute of ashes. To the state to reduce to aihes. to be reduced to ashes. vffHfl-r^ e ashes : Ht?r( ^ of itid. ' ?i )^ 8 ' To reduce U. ^ to WfiTHii Reducing to ashes. -2 Completely consuming or burning1 -3 Calcining. H^mfTtT a- I Reduced to ashes. -2 Calcined ( as a metal ). *T*nr[ 1 P. To athes T*pJ?TfT be reduced to %$w Siirva. S. vrr 2 1'. (mia, denid. ftHmfJ)) ] or splendid, be To ; of a circle. -8 The 30th part of a zodiacal sign. (limitation of quantities increase. luminous isr; JJPHT ft^f^srr Bv. ; g 116; ?0 rmt?<J W(fff SHlrTl ^Iffr Ki. 5. K. 3. 18. -2 To seem, a|pf>eiu; avjirt vifS HTrS f%f%n Mhb. -3 To be /. 3r of decrease. 3T*Ji o. desirous of a. entitled to a share or sigj a inheritance. ^uTTr allotment of sbarea. -anfih/. reduction of fraca common tious to denominator a *hare, iu n;ath. ). -iH ! ( part, tfr^lKHilUl'if%a^T: R. 1. 50. ( A ) -2- fortune, destiny, luck. -3. good fortune or luck jf3jrrijT Bh. 2. 12. -4- property. 'q^jjtTt -5. happincsi. (-^s) I. a tax; ajr^ijs; ; ; m ; and partly retains its primary also called 3f?^3f5KWTr ; ; ^^ : -2. division division ( in to ( -m. I- ). : ( - -yi in a a ! math. uiath. coheiress. ). share, coheir. ). ffT^. ?rft^ ^ Relating to or 1 ] worshipping Vishnu. -2 Pertaining to a god. -3 Holy, divine, sacred. ?T; A follower or devotee of Vishnu or Krishna. pf N. of one of the 18 Puranas. &<m a* 'rf'Nr [ sister's son. ifr A sister's ] A daugh- ter. N. of the river Qanges Htm^iVPn&t^ran'nt Ku. 1. 15. -2 N. of one of the three main branches* ?flat ] I ; of the Ganges. n - f rf [ fl'H-'"}!!. ] 1 To be divided, divisible. -2 Entitled to a share. -3 Forming a part. -4 Subfractional deduction. -5 ject to TV 1 Fate, desLucky, fortunate. tiny, luck, fortune ; Subhish. oft. in pi. Good fortune or lack ; S. 5. 30. R. 3. 13. ; ; -2 -3 Prosperity, affluence HF^?g*dfsS. 4. 17. -4 Happiness, welfare. ; jft- ( vrrr^sr fortunately, 3?nm -Oomp. late an heir, -vrrs^u. interested, a sharer a king, or partner. -3J^ ' sovereign. of or secondary a kind ft$qr -t74ron use of a word by which it partly 'j. ; ; assimi- by fractional quantities entitled i. by fractional share. e- shine, be bright -9 The quotient. -10 Room, space, shot, region, place; R. 18. 47. -Oomp. aig^iTirTrfr: /. as- meaning caus. ; PMTcT: U. any whole, a numerator of a fraction. -6 A quarA degree or ter, one-fourth pait. -7 the 360tb part of the circumference loses ma -3 Lot, fate 4. -4 Apartof fraction. -5 The partition. portion ashed. ff: as in vnrportion, share, division : misr- &c. -2 Allotment, distri- lation ashes. IT-?H ] 1 .Consisting [ shares or parts. -2 Sharing, having u share. -3 Sharing or participating in, partaking of; as in J:^. -4 Concerned in, affected by. Ms. 9. 53 -5 A possessor, owner -6 Entitled to a share ; Me. 9. 165 Y. 5. 125. -7 Lucky, fortunate. -8 m. A coheir. Inferior, secondary. ?? HtSW \*H\ IT ?f, fsrttfoTTIT: vrrnNj; a- A Voracious, gluttonous. butioD, a heap 3>K: a washerman. fjT: of ashes. -jhrr,-'ifw*Cr ,-'ir'**ft a kind per ; [? ) 1 s:nearing the body with oshes:- a part. part. -3 Fractional. interest. (irrfJt* 5T!T 'ona a -4 Bearing part in a hundred ', i. e. one cent so JTfnt^iT f^5lfts &t. ). retainer, dependant. -airs': Relating to I . of ma,. other, a dependant, retainer. eyes. Hrflt* o. happily dependent ), on *Tr"n^iTff: 3^ ; >T*f* *tft Mk. 1. 13. iTm: a lucky or fortunate juncture. fts?: ill- R. 8. 47. luck, adverseness of fate the will of fate, "id, through *5mj ; luckily, fortunately. a. inheriting. an heir. -2- division. HWrv^a- 1 Fortunate, blessed, happy. -2 Prosperous. ; ziit. -4 To tnow oneself. : A t divisor. The period dassing through tho Made of the sun's signs of the of hetnp, hempen, >riift*T [ of hemp. Mint M^=T ^^ srs(_ J A field 715 A TtT-7rt tatterfld oloth, all -2 A box, trunk, chest, case hj Pt. 1. -J Any tool or instru input, an implement. -4 A inusicnl instrument. -5 Goods, wires, mer- rod, 10 VffH see [I. To distribute divide, ; cauu. vriT Usually at thu end of oomp. ) 1 Sharing or participating Kn. 5. 83 jflq-" in, liable to; crrqHT5t,a, chandise, shop-keeper's atock n'^j^rrmrr% Hr^ri^ Pt. 1. -6 A bale of ; ( ; -2 Having, enjoying, posnessing, obtaining -3 gijr Kntitled to. -4 Feeling, experiencing, being sensible of. -5 Devoting oneself to. -6 Living in, inhabiting, guilty. ; 1 ftw dwelling in a a is $?r,frsT &c. - 7 Going or , . ftmrsi , Any valued pos^3-i^ fTJv^afj-^Hfs^it U. 4. 25. -8 The goods. -7 ( Fig. session treasure -8 Worshipping. - duty %fa ( ) ; Bk. 3. 21. HTsrer: [HISJ-CIJ^] 1 Dividing. divider. (In arith ) -2 A ing, dividing. -2Divrsion(in arith.) vessel, pot, oup, pl.ita ; gwrirrspr S. 4 ; R. 5. 22. -4 ( Fig. ) A receptacle, recipient, repository *T f*T*ft vrrsfsf !TT: Pt. 1. 243 =H?JJ|; ; f^nrS' JT^HT"Hnnf ft^j^f Mai. Dk.;U. 15 3. ;M. 5. 8. a deserving person, person 5TT 3* H7IJ ; ??IT^f K. -5 A fitter fit nffit ^TnrsTTfjtr- -6 Representation. 108. -7 A measure equal to 64 palan. Shared, divided. ft *rri3rar a. utensils &c. ure kept) vrrffTTr^I "!$JT f^prf ^rTKtr^ Vikr. is. 45. -2. treasury 3TTT- -3- a collecSTPTTf^T: 1. tion, store, magazine. a store-keeper. -2. a treasurer.-tjfeh a merchant. 52: a barber. gutfi a sort of snake. srr3rt34f barter, [ iTjj-fdtpT] A vjrg; ; vftavrRi 53 its. 8. ; HfTsnfHjtn: Mfr% Bv. 1. 132.' S. rrq- 30. -4 5 A day. -6 A king, princes, -7 Aa epithet of Siva. A handsome woman. Comp. -f. sri the pla5f5T( w Xt ^e sun. net Saturn. w{?[: f^^, Sunday. Luminous, bright, splendid. -2 Beautiful, handsome. The sun Kn. ,3. 65 R. 6. 36 ;Ks. 5. 2. wife ift N. of the of Duryodhana. 1 HnjiTt^ . ; ; 1 of the exchange of the contents of a computation gocds. *rt3>: vesgsl. in the form playing on a musi- jj^ of wares. qrq-sl cal instrument. srra'rtt store-house, store. Hn^t A. ( *nr*T^ ) To bo angry. HTJT [ TI1: T3; ] I Brightness, lustre, splendour. -2 The sun. -3 Passion, wrath, anger. -4 A sister's S husband, irr 1 A ptssionato wowivea of man. -2 N. of one of the Krishna, called usually -Oomp. ;fr HTfifcl a. fiTrjTr. m. the Supreme being. Passionate, angry. -2 beautiful. A beautiful young wovrrflfaft 1 man ( 3qfrfr ) B. 8. 28. -2 A passionate woman, (often used like rjjf as a term of endearment ) ; 1 Shining. -3 Handsome, ; >:-^' A small vessel, cup Goods, merchandise, wares. vrferrf A A : store-bouse, store. * Bv. 2. 1. -Oonrp. of a poem by Jagannatha Pandit. m. The keeper of a store- HTT: [ J'^? ] I A load, burden, weight ( flg. also ) 5 xnrmTrrrcTr T so srifohrrc Me. ^rt^sr: Bh.-3. 27 82 rm 5iR> ^fhlJT 79^1(7 Mai. 9. 37. -2 Brunt, thickest part ( as of a battle ) N. 5. 5. -3 Excess, R. 14. (58. -4 Labour, toil, pitch house. servant. 2. Si. ; light; ; m n$ share, portion. m. and or object ; Beauty whbre household goods ( lit. 4 5. sovereign. ; -3 A rnt ! nry:i-t 129 1. ;?rrif grr sjf a iiierchau.liH*. Bv. -3 The sun Light, ! -2 A ray of lustre, brightneaa. ) bed of a river. -0 Trappings or harness of n horsr. -1 Buffoonery, mini cry ( from TJ? ). -11 An ornament in general. gi: ( "> ?' ) Wares, resorting to, seek- [?r-3 Ui). 3. 32 ] : ; rag. ; Kioe, gruel. a. A 1 Hits': [,i)^.mrn] Divisible. portion, share. -2 An inheritance. -3 ( In arith. ) The di- *rtfiNf:-3: 1 :/. hire. Wages, A -2 The *rninga of harlots. Wip : [ fffngqrrft, A 3? - lower of BhaMa, a follower of that Mtmiinsa philosophy which was founded by Kumarila BhaWa. A mr: s: i S. 'D. II see the next stanzas also ; &C. e. y. ; T^ 513 ; HTl'Si/. *rrfj: C P !T: Dawn, morning. 1 Shining, Light, bril- bright- -2 Percep* sr ) The sun. [ HtT-3T^ H7/? Wfy^ ^f TV.] fessel, pot, utensil ); BO rf* sfhfhrte ' ' plate, dish, ( an indigo-vat'; a milk-pail ' ; gn nrfr The day of full month of Bhadrapada. in the MlftHldi-' or Tho son of good mother a carrying burdens. -8 >T^f ig^J?4 1 wr&^Y burden, -^r^ bearer of burdens^ carrying / ) wnf: a burden carrier, porter. (-?fr) ^rff: a boast Of burden. indigo. a _^ cart, waggon. HrtJT . effecting arduous accomplishing great objects. a virtuous ) Appearing, T [Hr-HF% ?s?] 1 being visible. -2 Light, lustre. -3 Perception, knowledge. An ; f^ in. ( ; particular arrartfr epithet of Yish?m. -Oomp. a. heavily laden, over-burdened. 3^?: a porter, burden-carrier. TT^R-T living by carrying burPt. 1. 280. dens, a porter's life "> an epithet of Vishnu. q-fe : a. ( moon masa, large quantity weight 2000 palai of gold. -7 A a pole for month ( corresponding to Auguntpi. ) N. oi September ). 5fr: (/ the 25th and 26th lunar mansions and -jfRlvrr^l^T ) A T- -6 A : equal to 'ir -? m-f% [ 3t yoke for fig-tree. ] -5 trouble. J^, N. of a lunar ifa. "A declarer, proclaimer. A tool, ; q- 1 P- ; ; chest, basket. The Indian ; ; ness, lustre, splendour. tion, knowledge ( ftr* or species-of dramatic com- supplies the place of interlocutors by a copious use of wtWjTvrrfttT v. can &o. barber's implement, a liant, bright. in it only one character introduced on the stage which position is a ^rrar fol- school of the r; -Oomp. barber. A. An vrntfrr utensil. HT33T Wages, hire, rent. razor- case. STft a barber. shop. vidend. , / A burden-bearer, works, 5^:1 porter. an epithet of Krishna. At the end of cornp. ) <* ( Loaded with. ^ A load, burdon, weight. 716 Den. A. 1 To burden, form a load. -2 a load. Hffrt a T, become a To be -4 An archer. -5 An -6 An epithet of Jarnn dagni. -7 Of Markandeya. -8 N. f an eastern country. -Comp. fmr: a thet of Siva. like rying a load. -2 Heavy diamond. A bur- m. wrFT den-carrier, porter. A female A vrnT a [ . 1 (ft An Baratavanha or India. -3 An actor. -4 An epithet of living celebrated epic which gives the Malory of the descendants of Bharata with innumerble epiiodes. ( It Vyasa or 3nsoi% is ; kinds, 4. 3jij a. attributed to , husband. 1 ^ ; 3 wrfftWHIVir i u. 6. 79 ; !rmnn% HrTift tjf^fofir The goddess of speech, K. p. i. Sarasvati. _2 _J N. of a particular kind of stjle rrwr rttfwmfr viisirrgr^ ^ srvni s. D. 285. -4 A quail. -5 The dramatic j art in general. 3*5 Drona, the military the Kanravag and ] N. I The I ^rw ^R ' p^ looking at or watching the brow', Baid of a servant who is attentive to his master's wishes. j^w*., st^rW: an epithet of Siva. q^t -f the forehead. a. preceptor of : Pandavag. -2 Of Agastya. -J The planet Mars -4 One of the seven .Rising. -5 A The tun. . 5*; A bone, -gft The gf ) sky-lark. wild cotton shrub : A sky -1 ark. bow string. Tho sa N. of the author of the Kiratarjnniya ff^^r vrtWrn* *mr3Y ** 1 f srwft JUS.*!** II *Hf Hittr w- ' Wm ; JI. A A king of the Bhsrgas. [ ""fRqw 3715 ] IN. of Sukr, regent of 4he planet Venus and lirtoep or of the Aiuraa. -2 N. of ; see qssfljj. ; ] vn#t -3 An epi- A bear. occurring, takcondition, state of being ; V. 4 ; U. 6. 23 vrnwro ; so K. P. 10 ir^dr HTW Ac. -6 ( a ; ) capacity ; ^trr? so qtRnrrr ; fiwrTrue condition or stat", truth, reality ; Sincerity, devotion ; tft: B- 8. 52 ; Bg. 10. 8.f 6 ?*fo 2. 26. ; v - ) -18 contemplation ( = HWF <} movement. -19 ( a ) Conduct, 6 ) Amorous behaviour. ( Gesture, of sentiment, gesture or expression S. 2. 1. -20 Birth. gestnre of love ; -21 The world, universe. -23 The womb. -23 Will. -24 Superhuman power. -25 Advice, instruction. -26 ( In dramas ) A learned or venerable man, worthy man, ( a term of address ) ; wr* 3T*l*rf?W V. vni <m*r>T jr&r ** Mil. i. -27 ( In gram. ) The sense of an abstract noun, abstract idea conveyed by a word ; Hl% Hi:-28 A term for an impersonal pawastr. ) give or neuter verb. -29 (In An astronomical house. -30 A of lunar mansion. -31 An organ sense. -Oomp. sign a. not loroed, a natural. ( -ir ) a shadow. l ; ?rt wg JTTS sm natural sfot Icause. -2- material cause (* thread of a cloth ). -3. identity of ooncepW: 1- the of vtowtien, oneness or import ( of a obvious different state. meaning &c.-4 Manner, mode. -5 Rank, station, position, ^JfT lion. Pamurami ^ Sffi Being existr>ri^ HWI Bg. -2 Becoming, ing place. -3 State, VTT?: >TTfts ^ 1 2. 16. ored basil. App [ vn% ing, existence - forehead, brow; T^rwr f^gfHrpjTffr^i^t wt* VR Bh. 2. 49 ; ( ) *S: T5|fT BY. >TraT"?yHi*>ffwwffl*[fi; 1. 84. -2 Light -3 Darkness. -Oomp. a man born with lucky ai^! 1 linen on bio forehead. -2. an epithet of Siva. -3. a Baw. -4. n tortoise. R n epithet of Siva. -2. of ^isft ! Qanea. ( -57 ) N. of Dorga. jf^R; rtd lead. N. of Siva. m 12 ; Violence, vehemence. -2 *nJ[w-wt] ; Wnrt HiT 3. ; Excecsivenesg, intensity. 4 ft**s ^n. existBg. 17. 16. -15 Any a thing, subing thing, an objectr stance snrf^ srf^T^r ft HWT ^JK. 3.41, ^OT^. Mil. 1. 17.36; U. 3. 32. -16 A being, living creature. -17 Abstract meditation, 1. HtThf: 1 A kind of deer. -2 The father of a child by another man's wife. ; 1. attach- affection, *rr* fihr'n ; -1 TPurport, drift, gist, substance commentators) 5f^Hrw:(often used by -12 Meaning, intention, sense, Begoluimport ; Mil. 1. 25. -13 The heart, tion, determination. -14 soul, mind snirftf(W*?*T3 Mil. married -3CT39>: 1- a hen-pecked -2- a kind of deer. but the work, aa we have it at present, is evidently the production of many hands ) e. -10 Love, ) ment; jgrrR prostitution of his ( as a man ) ; by the wife. -2 N. of the most poem ic Sanskrit Si. 14. 5. the prevailing sentiment for definition and enumeration of the several geeB. Q. first a'nana, orK. P. servant, a do- i the aim ginning on the south of Mern. er 1 India, tha country of Bha. : A if- pendant ( to be supported ). MTTT fL VTJT* ijrHjr ] 1 A lawful wife; V HF TTIT IT ?.5f ^srr wr ^TITF TT i5frIHT ?rf THTT TT UHMIUIT wr w*ir ir TT%jar n H 1. 196. -2 The female of an animal. -Oomp. airz a. ir*j: 3ior ] Belongdescended from Bharata. descendant of Bharata. -2 inhabitant of rta To be supported IJ.OOT ] or cherished. A in number thirty-thre? or thirty-four and serve to develop and strengthen -4 Of Devayoni. bird. ,Pt.5. 102. ing to or grass. -1 An -3 Of Porvati. The Dttrva 1 epithet of Lakhnni. supporter. kind- of fabulous the dramatic science or in poetic are Bha'vas compositions generally, either ^urft'l primary, or sin^^T^'l subordinate. The former are eight or are nine, according as the Rasas taken to be 8 or 9, each raia bavog The Jatter are its own fnftvrnr. < Bearing or car- 1 ((In elephant. ) d MI^P-7 Innate word, phrase &c. matter. of the ). --2. the subject- ( ieoret ) -wr$ thoughts an- 4. MTHm: im 1'3T8* a. real, actual. or false lation of a feeling, a feigned emotion. MR?mi shadow. *K ; proper ty,d is position, uature,ternperament; U. 6. 14. -8 Inclination or disposition of mind, jda, thought, opinion, supposition ; Pt. 3. 43 ; MB. 3. 25; 4. 65. -9 Feeling, emotion, sentiment; (pfit n*: Pt. 3. 66 Kn. 6. 95. ; -tftfi ind. 1. heartily, bottom of the heart. -2- deeply, rr <* conceived by the gravely. mind ; Me. 85. mf^ <* 1- un ' demtanding the tene. -2- appreoiat- 717 Ing the sentiment. -2- the god of love. knowing HTWfffo- the ^f, -ft^ a. a- ee heart. -^T?T5* demonstration, argument. -13 Steepinfusion, saturating a dry ing, - 1 4 iscenti tig powder with fluid. and perflowers with decorating fnm s. -15 ( In arith. ) Finding by combination or composition. -16 love. I< ar: a. worthy person, a gentle man (used in dramas) mfrq'g vrrv actual. S. 6. -^ia. real, fiterri an abstract idea, *=g-flr denoting ; conveying the 5rl> a- ! a. thoughtful. vide B. actor examples the anxious. E uri't their affections ( orjp. Ku. 5. 58. a. f^vr; in the heart ; S. 5. firmly : 1. a- [ vrrTOi ^] 1 Effect- iug, bringing about. -2 Promoting any one's welfare. -3 Fancytng,iraa- -4 Having the sublime and beautiful, having a 95: ] A feeling, senpoetic taste. timent. -2 The external manifestation of one's lentiinents (specially of love ). gining. a taete for [ Effecting &c.; see vrretr above. 1 An efficient cause. -2 A creator; 9. 4. -3 An -4 Of Vishnu. p* STWSTT epithet of w, *r 1 .Siva 1. -6 Noble, -7 Attached or Kn. 5. 38. -1 A wanton woman. HTf^f-a- [^ 3$ sj] 1 About to be or happen.-2 Uocoming.-3 Prosperous, happy. -4 Auspicious, blessed. -5 Having a poetic taste, appreciative. qftAsisier'g husband (used chiefly in dramas ). welsfr I Happiness, ; fare, prosperity w^a : 7T fTTH> HiS^fr^t Jj K. P. 10. happen ( 6 ) Known, -5 Thought meditated upon. -6 Hade transformed into. -7 of, to become, Sanctified by see KlTfrairnq. -8 Provestablished. -9 Pervaded by, ed, filled or saturated with, inspired by. meditation in the future. HT^rT a- ; ; Creating, manifesting. -2 Promoting any one'* interests. -3 Gonoepion, imagination, fancy, thought, idea wtj; ftswflfit *PM.ftgi on. 6 or vmPt. 3. 162. -4 nrr wflr cfrrr 4 Feeling of devotion, faith ; Pt. 5. ; : 105. -5 Meditation, contemplation, abstract meditation. -6 A supposiintion, hypothesis. -7 Observing, vestigating. -8 Settling, determining ; Y. 2. 149. -9 Remembering, recollection. -10 Direct knowledge, perception or cognition. -II Tho cause of memory which arises from direct perception ( in logic ) : see nd vffa in T. S. -12 Proof, ID math. ) Involving the products of unknown quantities Product obtained by multiplication, a factnin. -Oonip. a. airro^, 1. ( one whose soul -5% is purified by meditating on the Supreme spirit,one who has perceived the Supreme soul. Pt. 3. 6fi. -2- pure, devout, holy B. 1. -3- thoughtful, meditative 74. -4. engaged in,~oceffpied with Si. 12. 38. ( -m. ) a sage, saint. ; ; ; ; determined or investigated. nf 1 What is destined or sure to happen ( -2 Futurity. fft/- ), Your honor's, your HTfSfT a. (tfr/-) ( respectfully tender. MHK a- Delicate, steeped, infused in. -I] Perfumed, scented. -12 Mixed with. -13 j 1 About to be or used impersonally like ff jfofe'r ITJT gr%^i -2 Future. -3 To be performed (^accomplished. -4 To be conceived -or imagined. -5 To be proved- or demonstrated. Hi To be recogniz- ed, acknowledged. oft. rr>?rsT q- v Bh.- 3. 41. HTfarft'rtil.'^faTt Dk.-3 Cherished, fostered. -4 ( a ) Conceived, imagined, supposed, presented to the imagination. ; -10 Soaked, a. ( ift/. : ) MM. ; cf^fft* H. virtuous lady ; 285. >w-wrf dress. p. p. Created, produced; obtained, got. -2 Manifested, displayed, exhibited a. affectionately disposed, sincerely at- tached; Pt. l %r ; rooted f^mr 2. -6 Decoration, MammaU by *v ) -4 11. 3. devoted to. -8 Possessed of ( at the end of comp. ). m. N. given to ^r 1 every vowel except ar and wr. A handsome woman. -2 A noble or of unknown quantities. 57 I Lanfull of love or passion.-! ( In Blrtt. ) A figure of speeih which consists in describing the past or future so vividly that it appears to be actually present. It is thus definnd ; man mind aud N. ; ?r?*?sjr beautiful, illustrious t guage abstracted in *rmftw given). the mental *rif: mind, devout. i. e. the or intellectual creation creation of the faculties of the huo- iftft^'T or material creation). a. attached ; devoted ( to one K. P. 10 taking place. -5 What must take place or is destined to happen, predestined *^rrf% *r ff3fTft ( Eft /. ) [ Ufa Natural, real, inherent, innate. -2 Sentimental, pervaded by a feelgj: ing or sentiment. -3 Future. Au equation involving the products there examples ^re w* iffjwr 78; Capable- of 1 ; aee 8. : otion, passion, sentiment ar?3r] -2 The external indication of the feeling of love -3 A pious or holy 1 parity given ad. /oc. ). gf^f: / of mind, honesty, sincerity. ^r??r a. devoid, of real love M. 3. 3 tfftl: the union or co-existence of two emotions ( G., - ; man. '4 An amorous man. -5 An B. rfft*ror ' ; abstract noun, an epithet of Brahman. yc &n mixture of various emotion* rr 49. in '. imaginary. -2 '! ; - notion of abstract ^Mfr an a verb. - Be- 1 ] ijcqvrrf^ H to come to ; -2 To be or pasw future, what will take place 5?f B 18 38 Me -3 Future *nrm!t ^ r?^ nrR Natur a -flteT! $-nft!it faft [ becoming ing, ; enchanting or fettering the heart, linking together *prer <* the hearts ; B. 3. 24. indicating or revealing any fading. **T*r InevitablonoBg, necessity. Hf^ iTlf^ff fi!Tt A. 1 ( rwer, utter speak, Ku. ; 5. 81 fsttr^T mnfa ) c^thffiflsr ^ ; 1 To say, TS >rf^ with two oft. ). ace.; B. 7. 66 r>n$ ; 3m^ew: wnrfft? sr>Tr> Ku. 3. 1) Bk. 9. 122. -2 To speak to, address ; ; f&Rritmnfrrfifr snrrt B. 2. 46 ; 3. 61. -3 To tell, announce, declare ; B. . 4 To speak or talk about. -5 To name,call.-6 To describe.- WITH srg 1. to speak, say. -2. to communicate, announce Ms. 11. 229. 2. 51. ; Tuu product of a tiplication, a f iictuui. of comp. T^] The three worlds HTT4 heaven, earth, and lower regions). vrrftcrr 1 The state of being or be- talking, WT* [ ( vrriTO a- [ mul- Srffi talk. coming. -2 Futurity. -3 Predestination' ) US;0|w ] ( At the end Speaking, talking about. [m'S.VTT^ogs;] saying. 1 Speaking, Speech, words! -3 Kind words. VTTUT [ *H1.-3? ] in -2 1 Speecu, talk ; as ^T^H^T: -J Language, tongue 718 Ms. 8. 164. -Jl A common or vernacular dieilect ( a ) the spoken Sanskrit language ( opp. 373^ or *?) norm HWPTf P. VI. i. 181 ( 6 ) any Prakrita dialect ( opp. MB. 9. 332. -4 Definition, T: R. 9. 21 Bg. 15. 6. -2 To show, clear or evident, manifest ; ; [xiS-Hft i*SL] 1 Light, awr ftiicfhrtbrightness ^f^>rrWT N. 22. 43 R 9. 21; Ku. 7. 3 -2 A ray of Ki. 5. 38, 46; light lustre, description fw-TOSTCf Wf TTirr Bg. 54- '-5 An epithet of Sarasvati the goddess of speech. -6 ( In law ) The first of the foor stages of a law cnit the plaint, charge or accusation. -Comp. antf 1. another dialect or language -2. translation ; . ; ; 9- 6 1.24 ttatn. ; an flection, Tf^ a charge, plaiut gee qrar HH; a figure of speech, (6) above. which consists in go arranging the words of a sentence that it be ; ' ) e. ; g. D. 642. S. n : 11 6. ( Sanskrit or Saurasenl which so ; 6. 10. -^ ] HrretT p- P- [ n*-*4f3r rf Speech, Spoken, said, utterea. worde, 26 -Oonrp. 8. language ; ^f = TWJW q. I v. Speaking, talking. -2 Any work in the common or vernacular language. .-3 Exas in position, gloss, commentary Especially, a commentary -. HWf o- Si. 24 , commentator, scholiast. nm>, nrrea ( thine, glitter, be bright ; 5 sjtrraqwST'' ft* "Trfc nr-.fr: 11 ; Bk. 7*4 ;4.18;Ku. 6 -2 To bncome clear cq into the mind 1 Shining. -2 The handsome. 9. | Beautiful, gun. -2 The moon. -3 An asterisui, a star. -4 The bird JTRT Hr An q. v. asterism ( ^g=f ). n. Brightness, light. The sun. : [ ( irradiate, umiffr-ri fRtnrt A afff/- ) ( . [ Ki. ; men- beggar, mendicant in r. 5. A I Shining, 5 ; R. 5. -2 A hero. ; ; ; ; Light, lustre, splendour. -3 A hero. Ved. Dawn. ft The city of the sun. I ] A beggar, 7 iH^r f>Tgeneral 94. -2 A religions a Brahman* in the ; 3. mendicant, fourth order of bis religious life ( when he quits his house and family and lives only on alms ), a SanThe fourth order or y'asin. -3 stage in the religions life of a ( n' ) -4 mendicant. -Oomp. ging, a mendicant's society of Buddhist old *hirffr Bright, shining, lumiHT*T<^a 6. 60. nong, resplendent Ku. 1. 2 -m. I The un vrr?WTg%<s!jfef fr%<jfr ^^wrjj Subhash R 16. 44. -2 4c. Begged, asked, w^-jq; W%??nn M. crystal. To m^e^fm A Buddhist ^ft life. bog3-?: * mendicants or tattered cl,thos( *ftof rules for a collection q TC ). mendicants. PTgff: [ W^-3* ] A beggar, mendicant Ms. 6. 51. qft A iemule ; mendicant. Bv. 10. 2. 61. Hr?TT * Shining, brilliant. -^ 1 The [ bright, radiant, gun. -2 A : day. -3 Fire. Consisting or ) 1 illuminate ; To brighten, ; ( made fJnj%, of divide ( fn^- ftf r Bk. ) I To break, asunder, 'rend, pierce, break through or down; 3)ff- G. ,. ) split, cut a?hes, 3. ftffrr ask, beg or ask for ( with T -II. 7 D. pails. - cleave, Si. 4. 65. fif^l A. (i%3) To P- 1 Hre^-IT^r ] come -3 To appear. . or ont into ashy -Caut. 1 ifl^-frf ] I ) or evident, 5. 42. . cant's life. Brihmapa a. ; Ghaudr youug begga used as a term of contempt >. fc%: srra^ n a beggar's dress. /. living by begging, a mendi- - -2- N. of Patanjali. A. a *rr dicant. ( 5ft/. ) bright, splendid 30. -2 Terrible. 1. a ; W"T3ff Vulturous nature, rapacity. 1 Shining, glittering. -2 Illuminating. ; in. a ^"fr, about 5^n wandering qrni a beggingbtgging for alms so fH$TTHr?i f>T> bowl, an alms-dish [*Tf^-$33r] which explains Sutra or aphorism comments of its word by word with *~ -^3 beg- ^n: -^$, N. of a poet. ; 2. 3if&!3, J. ing alms, begging. ^:, or mendicant. beggar Brightness, Fancy. -3 A cock. I Enlightening, brightening, illuminating. -2 Showing, making evident. -3 Making intelligible. %3?nw--4 m v. q. object of charity airfjr^ o. 1 sir* living on alms. -2. dishonest. * V\K: beggod food. -TUsnTVl. ^f^^r askliving on alms, a beggar. 1. Ms. vrira^ a. 1 ( At the end of coaip. ) Speaking, talking; as in 319? &c.-2 Loquacious, talkative. HTWT [ tr*;Tznj ] ftfflliri ( Speech, language. utterance, M. common = fit -4 A vulture. -5 A cowshed ( ms ). -6 N. of a pout HtHt ?TH: ^rft^ff5*T: ^rf&fTOt f%55W! P. R. 1. 22; is wtindering ging for alms or charity. ( -m. ) beggar. sJ it. worthy of alms, 1 ] f ) ( have to ; ) JTrrNr Belonging to or vernacular speech. HTt'tfiT ^ -2 [ Tt^-tr^ light, lustre. Mai said is "3M5T begging for alms. ( -if: ) a aiw food ohbeggar, rnnndiranl tairod by begging, alms. 311% flourished in the eleventh or twelfth e century A. D. ( -* ) gold qfft: N. of Vishnu, "fjfr. a ruby. "HwW the seventh day in the bright half of Magha. tfrrfc the planet Saturn. considered and read either as Sanskrit or Prakrita ( one or more of varieties who -Comp. about ; astronomer may its H ; 1 : fi^rr vice. splendour. -5 gfR. |. the gun: Si. 49 R. 11. 7 12. 25; Kn. 6. 49. -2. a hero. -J. fire. -4. an epithet of Siva. -5 N. of a celebrated Hindu glory, lifg- ; Majesty, Wish, desire. -Oomp. 25. 24, ; re -4 image. ; ( ?). A -3 4. 16 ; vj ir^iii 11. Ms | Asking, beg[ ft^-3? ] Ms. 6. 56. -2 Anyging, goliciting *m\rl thing, given as alms, alms -3 Wiines, hire. -4 Seri^fir. ; - * ; PT^or [l^-p3?] Begging, ging almi, mendicancy. - ; ) 5rf?f%fT -3 To ask without obtaining. -4 .To he weary or distressed. -5 To obtain. Bk. ; as alms ( iWr f%!T 15.42. ; ' beg make ; I To two ace. ) 9. -2 To 45 Star ; 9rf g f ?i T OT*r% Ms. Si. 8. 39 R. 8. 93 j 12. 77 -2 To 33 : U. 1 23. dig or tear up, excavate jfTSTT 3. Un. ; 3. 34 ; ; 719 -3 To pass through Pt. 1. 211, 212. -4 ( a ) To divide, separate f- \ ; wwr isvr b ( To ) -5 To displace tiunsgrees, S. ,is 8 To change, alter T:Ku. S. 1. 33 ; V. sway 1. 16. -1 Te J disjoin, disunite, set at variance Mu. 3. 13. -12 To loosen, relax, dissolve q&ffSflj Mr^Tgni'T? Ku. 3 59. -13 To disclose, divulge. -|4 To perplex distract. -15 To distinguish, discriminate. Pass. ( fagft ) ] To be split, rent or sLivored; Mk. 5. 22- -2 To bo divided or separated. -3 To expand, blossom, open. -4 To bo loose or relaxed ; iwnrwiri -5 To be. R. 5. 37 ^Tsfnlf ST different U. ; 4. -<S R. 7. To 66. 9, from (with alii.)- be destroyed. -7 To be divulged or betrayed, get abroad IT^OU ; fi^r> &c. ,j=r: Pt. -8 To be harassed, pained or 99. 1. -9 To be frightened or alarmed; Pt. 1. 102.-10 To separate oneself from, keep aloof from. Cans. (*^ria) I-To spli', cleave, divide,. tear &c. -2 To de-troy, dissolve. -JTodiaunite, set at variance. -4 To perplex. -5 To seduce. Desid. ( fsrfjftf&-% ) To wish to break &c. afflicted. On -TE ft part, portion. A rtw * *f t -2 A fragment, ] bit. A l -3 The Plalcsha | ^ -2 A splitting divjdiug. ; tion tnm ; f>rf^ Breaking, wall, parti Dk. , Si. 4 -3 ( Hence ) Any place, spot or ground ( wtw ) to work anything upon rlnr^T^rr f>l%.f^ r rf* Mu. 2. 4. -4 A fragment, bit, piece, portion. -5 Anything broken. -6 A rent, fissure. -7 A mat. -8 A flaw defect. -9 An opportunity -Comp. 3rmsT: a rat. ^r* a house-break67. ; : er. 1. a kind of rat. -2 a rat. 1 4 wall, partition. -2 A small house-lizard. i>? a. ( At the end of comp. Breaking, splitting ; ) dostioyiug &c. tree. a particular river ; river. -2 N. of a^rgf^r- njtftfrirff fHijfafmrTHf ?f ft%fe* R. 11 Kir. K. 4. 58. thunderbolt. A fir? ) 8; ; unrestrniud, uncontrolled having different tastes r (3- ) A I A 1^5 a. Destroying. j cf Rj. A woman |: /. forth a dead child. : . m ; "-tfir a. voiding excrement WOT a. I. discoloured, pale. -2. of a different caste or tribe. a i leading a bad -^ abandoned 1^ metrical fault. _!-,% lif,, containing a a. I. ev, small javelin thrown from the hand. 2 A sling, an instrument like a sling f or throwiug stones. fH^-( -2. . a. Fragile, brittle. (gee Malli. 5. -^H, A rusning I : with oporations o^. A t thunderbolt leading a bad life, courses - 2 havi differen or emotions, -3. bavmg d.fferent occupations. ?!rwfr subtraction of fractions. L-. ' a- disunited, dissolved. Addition of frac ti drop foiling 8 . feelings or tastes ; :-^ving biingins; ice, faltering. a changed -2. discordant. thro ghthe heart ; f- [ ffij _-*t ] I Broken, toru, split, tent. -2 Divided, separated. -3 Detached, dig. /> A Buddhist. disuntited, joined. -4 Expanded, blown, opened. -5 Different from, other than ( with abl. ) ; Pr:. -6 erfwr^ir Dif- -7 Loosened. -8 Mingled, mixed, blended. ^Deviating from. -10 Changed. Futivaried. ferent, N. of a plant N. of The lodhra tree. female of the a ^ -Oomp. Bos gavam* -U of ( See ft^). flaw in a gem. A A w: tf 1 defect bit, part. stab. 3^ evident, intelligible ; ST. 16. 1. ( -if H. 8. 93. -J N -3 Medicine, a remedy m. a!/. The two A* f n8 ( ph^ sicians of gods ). -Comp. fj# a i ind. clearly, <|ru g or medicine. doctor ( -rr ; of a different mother, a half-brother.' womb ^rja q^ or of order, disordered. l Healing, curing. -2 Parched or fried grain. Boiled rica. 3 P. ( , irfft a. |. , centre 8. plication of fraction. re- -et, ; be afraid of disorganized A furi going with broken steps. -2. going tpj a. broken up ( in the quickly. ), . medy, cure. R. 4. 83. ens, in rut an elephnnt in rut (from whose temples ichor exudes ). %p a deprived of a leader ( as an army ) ^n a. out ; _ a quack -TC an excellent physician. ? : born ~7r?T the two Asvins. N. of Krishna ) nnenigmtically ^ ^$^fiT^Jlfa fiWTIHfmfrnrtS. 2 j ?r distinctly, tree. of Vishnu. . TjTfJmrvgfr) The frag- sif tfrf-.fHWtsTT^at *THT: Si. 12. 68; Me. 59 ; Rs. 3. 5. a clear, frTs^ t the or -2 A blossom. -3 A -4 A fraction. -Oomp. aisrsr a kind of mixed callyrium, made of many pounded ingredients; ment, ( wild tribe. -12 Without, deprived ous, in rut. wound, wall, partition. . Fragile, ; T: . [ Breaking, -2 ; ; 1. 1311. 1 ] g |,i p l . any one of . parts mortally wounded -sr^rff o. Lone who bad transgressed the, lue limits -3 Blended, variegated, mixed, mingled sfrm^qfiTPTf^m19. 58, 20. 1. titortV Si. 4. 26 ; Pt. ^ splitting. 2. . brittle. ftrsr- ; a. [ fit\ -f tVf t g, v.'tal bolt. ; TRP<J: arithmetical f*Tf%: fvr%T, firf: Indra'e thunder- bursting, ~-qt^^ . ; ractions. srqrr^^. of n different kmd or sort jfrsfjj. u r potsherd *Wj n. wounded in : to making or S^ a ^ wounded. . ^-f wrecked. ; ; open or blossom, open; q;ir%rtmf*rm*TTfvf Ku. 1. 32; Terror msrT&tcffcfajsi S. 7. 16 Me. 107. -10 To disperse, scatter, scare 17. thunder- Indra's Vf -7 -9 To expand, cause 1. 14. A diamond^ -2 6tfr(. fi^-qft ] I Breaking) Si. 6. 5. bursting, rending, tearing -2 Separation. -3 Difference. ~4 Kind, species, sort. -5 Coriander. 3 in A sword. ] - Si. 15. 87. ; disturb, interrupt -am a. seeing a difference, partial. belonging to different piaeea bolt. ftwfff f^t^l 3TBk. 7. 68, -6 To 3Tf3%Tf remove, take away *r7?2- 3. iHtf?T*J ; fc'i. firfgr: [ break, w'! HSJmrhf^ ; H^SH> To ; 39. I viulate, infringe 1594 B. 1 R. 14. fsnarfrnr: - ? ffo of a fraction. Breaking, splitting, dividing. sort, kind, -2 Difference. -3 A ; goj^ multi 70; Si. 3. H?rr ) 1 To ^^^ ^ ^ dread fear, r% 45. -2 To or HOhcitoos nbout ( A. he anxious ). CMI. 720 with anything Sk. ; HlTim, ( ;my one ) niTTra -jf^-li^w To frighten ) ; Mfa terrify, intimidate ; ( t<> ) ggt fr^hten, vrrtnra $k.j Mk. 5.28. M. 1. 15. /. Fear, dread, alarm, ' ' K. fearless terror ; 3TTT: fright, 15. 8_; nsswra. *fcwr*TTTr far ngr: Us. 7. 64. .. afraid of (with terrified, alarmed, abl. ); ST ifcft HTTT^r?* Mk. ger, imperiled. 27. 10. -2 Fearful, timid. -3 Placed m dan- Fear, dread. ff Timidly -Ooinp oeedingly afraid. tfrw ind. ft ex <* = *$Wi fifou?#. rhetoric ), see IIPR>. -2 A demon, on imp, a Mend, goblin. -3 An epithet of Siva. -4 N. of the son of in appearance, hideous. .srr^ a. sounding dreadfully. loud or dreadfnl sound ( _^.. ) 1. a Si. 15 10. -2. a lion. -3. N. of one frightful ward. . heneion, dread, terror .firVriftft Bh. 2. 80. tremour. -3 Danger, *uf^Rf ; ;r vrrsK -2 -risk. gesticulation repre- sentation of fear. >T a. [ RWJWrl., ft form. %r a. of tenibly swift. 5im^: ft n epithet Yama. Iwt I. N. of the second Pandava prince. -2. a kind of cam- fisherman, and, though bowed down with age, conceived a pasaion for her, and sent his son to negotiate the marriage. But the parents of the girl said that if their daughter bore sons to trie king, they wonld not succeed to the throne, for after bis death Santanava, bei ng the rightful heir, would be the king. But phor. Santanava, ; * mart HrRf^T tffiH R: 1 3. 54. 1- 16 Siva. -2 The Suof epithet The sentiment of preme Being. -3 N. of q. v. ). -4 ; ) ( ; a. ftsrw ^q- a. of terrific form. of terrific prowess. -f^^t ; An =WW second Paudava prince. [ He wae begotten on Kunti by the god Wind. From a child he showed that he was possessed of extraordinary henca he was called strength and too a most voraci had lie Bhima. was called Vriko and oua appetite, wolf-bellied '. His most dara or mace. He effective weapon was his the ' part in the played a very important on the last day of and, war, great smashed the thigh of MTHT I An epithet of Durga. -2 A kind of perfume (?wi)' -3 A whip. -4 N. of a river. w* o. fearful fraid of ; ( of Jayadratha, his blood, the defeat he was dn"l with Kichaka while to king Vlra namo has become strength. His who possesses proverbial for one immense strength and courage]. rf 336 anQorror, terror. -Comp. el U of Uml. ^/. ; 1 mostly in coinp. ); 8 qr A &o. v. I araR*, irt^rnft jackal. -2 A tiger. -3 A kind of sugarcane IT " Silver. /. I A timid . goat. -3 A shadow. -4 centipede. -Ooinp. %fl^ m. a deer. n n even, a furnace. Fa deer. fq- a. timid, fearful. j^tj-; woman. -2 A A *fM 3 cowardly, K [fMf-CT Tin"*1 I ' -2 Shy. -3 timorous. A I 3f: -4 Formidable. bear. -4 An A -3 A -2 jackal. tiger. owl. -5 A kind of sugar-cane. Afraid. A forest, wood. r-rt Timidity, cowardice. ' mons Hidimba and Baka, towards Draupadi, that vow by drinking Duhnioana's cf.P. ) [.rfi -j Timid, cowardly, >ft*: H. 2. 26. -2 A- or ] 9rt? De- the overfearful throw of Jarasandha, the ow which he uttered against the Kauravas and particularly against Dnbaasana for iiia insulting conduct the fulfilment. of v ( 174 2. III. his unfailing maoe. Dnryodhana with of JnS of the principal events of the earlier life are his defeat battle. War, iftflt nnr A A bear. timid woman; ti i?ifs faiV-8^f3] Terrific, formidaWejdreadful.horrible^right- ening 3. terror ft*sf'fwT3w on$ta< in T : sentiment 1 The or: I ; 45. ( c si - of see H<JIW- -2 pigeon, dove. -4 in rhetoric ) ; N. of Siva. -3 A The olibanutn tree --at 1 Anything that excites terror. -2 Terrifying, causing terror. The act of terrifying or -1 Fright, frightening, intimidating. terror. Frightened, to please his father, to the parents that he never accept the kingdom or made Ved. Fearful, ?,JT3 a. the battle, Some f^fff a. gigantic, of terrific Fearful, terrific, terrible, _dreadf u^, formidable Bh. 2. 80 ; ( gerous period Shaking, -Oonrp. or by Ganga. [ He was tho youngest of the eight sons of Santanu by Gang! but all the others having died, he remained the sole heir to the throne after his father. On one occasion while Suntanu was walking by the side of a river, he beheld a charming young damsel named Satyarati, the daughter of a .S'antanu of the seven clouds that will appear R N. of KundinaN. of Vishnu. g'r N. v. of the 7th night tsfr pura q. in tho 7th month of the 77th year of said to be a very dana man's life fully powerful. (-W:) afraid. rfHnFTT a. Making ( one ) one ) a co,fhnKT< nd- Calling ( ( fiffii:/. a. -5^ Terrible,dreadful,f rightful, fearful. ER: 1 The sentiment of terror ( in o of 3n?53; ; Ved. Fear. Fear, npprehpnsion terror in the light half of Mag ha. terrific prowess ; Bg. venthday terrified. vow a would marry a wife or become the father of children by any woman, so that daughter bore a son to Santanu, he would be the king. This ' dreadful vow soon became known abroad, and thenceforth be wag called Bhltbma. He remained death of single, and, after the Viohitrahis father, he installed on virya, the son of Satyavatt, the throne, got him married to the if their ' two daughters of king Ka'4traja(see Ambika), and became the guardian of bis sons and grandsons; the Kauravas and Pa'nrfavas. In the great war he fought on the side of the Kauravas, but was wounded by Arjuna with the assistance of Sikhandin and was lodged in a cage of darts '. But having got from his father the power of choosing his own time for death, he waited till the sun had crossed (ho vernal equinox, and then gave up his soul. He was remarkable for big continence, wisdom, firmnees of resolve,and unflinchBR Horror, ing devotion to God ]. ' horribleness. -Conrp. arcift the eighth day in the light half of Magha sr^ft an ( when Bhishma died ). {r^4f N of epithet of the Ganges. the five days fromthe eleventh to the fifteenth of the bright half of Karttika (said tobeaaoredtoBhtshma). an epithet of the river Ganges . . I N. of a son of Santanu by Ganga. -2 N. of a king of the Vidarbhas, whose drughter liukmini was carried off by Krishna. g^ -2 To I. 6 P. curve, ( g3Ti3, as) 1 To bend. make crooked. -II. 7 U. 721 ( 1 S=tf%-g%, g?p ) consume ( A *- ) Mi. 4. 74 3. 146 ; 2. ( S ; To eat, devour, snnroft w gsfnr Bk. 14. 92 Bg. ; -J To enjoy, uae, possess property, land 4c. ); V. 3. 1 ; MB. 5. 8. 146 Y. ; 2. -3 To 24. enjoy of a shadow. -Comp. band. -2. the shoulder 4; Ms. 9. 14. - gs# rule, *r "' govern, guard porteot, "** ); R S. 2. 15. -5 To suffer, -6 To pass, live through -7 ( In astr. ) To pas. through, fulfil. pati i TO , enjoyed or eaten. -2 To be possessed. To be brought under theinfluence ^y. ) -2 A hand. -jj the uragg the opposite sides in a plane 3T* A -- >f?uf : -4 Possessed, occupied ( ' ) -5 Passed ( at time). -^ I The act of eating or enjoying. -2 Tht which is eaten, food. -J The plaoe where any one hat eaten. perienoed. , -rT S, -^ ] A snake, . a. sleeping after a meal. * /' 5^-fn^ [ enjoyment. -2 sion, fruition ; ( 1 ] In law Pt. 3. 94 Eating, Posses- ) ; Y. 2. 22. -J Food. -4 The daily motion of a planet. -5 A limit. ra-. -Oomp. kind of pl.nt.Cgj.) -*f3nr a. not allowed to be enjoyed. fr In Bent, bowed, stooping; ysgjr, TOrgjr &c.-2Crooked, carved; B_k. 11.1 y. 4. 32. -j Broken ( for r fl ). 550. 1 ( At the end of coinp. Eating, enjoying, suffering, governing ,pr: Ved. tifff* wift , able. /. , 1 Ac. -2 Useful, ruling, .ervice. Enjoyment. -2 Profit advantage. SRt 7; 3. 55. -2 The hand. -3 The trunk of an elephant. -4 A bend curve. -5 The side of a mathematical bgure g n fJ,^. a triangle.' - 6 The base of a triangle. -7 A branch ( of a tree ) -8 ( In astr.) The base JL ; j < 1 ; A A catamite. -5 The dissolute friend of a king. -6 The constellation 3Tt4r?r- -7 The number eight '. -Oomp. tT: an epithet of Sesha, the lord ' of snakes. $TT : an epithet of 1 . Vtsuki. -2. of ftesha. -3. of Patanja!i.-4. of the sage Pingala. ^wrr a young female sn^ke. if the WOTT* asterisin 1 . i- gw, an-epithet Qarndn. -2' a peacock. ^rr betel-pepper ( atf?ft ). f^ m. an epithet of Garuda ; see n^'ilre &c. 1 A make. -2 AD of Kihu. -3 The -4 The nuiubor femal* snake. eight tfr '. A A world either g ;r-f%jq- ] slave, An epithet of the Independent. servant. -2 A com- panion. -3 The string worn round the wrist. -4 A disease ( frr ). rr 1 A band maid, maid-servant, female slave wjiT^nregsT gsTi B. 6. 53 Mk. 4. 8 Y. 2. 290. -2 A ; ; harlot, prostitute. pi. ; the number of worlds as in ftgvw, or three, Ku. 2. 45 : Me. 6. -2 The earth. -3 fleaven. -4 A being, living creature. -5 Man, mankind -6 Water. -7 The number fourteen '. -8 Abode, re* idence'( Ved. ). -9 Becoming pros; fr $Tt a lord of perous. -Comp. the earth, king. yxs^r. ]. a king. -2. N. of Siva. stream. god. the receptacle of beings. ; the three words ( the earth, atmosphere and heaven or heaven, earth and lower regions ). nrw^ft an epithet of the Ganges. vr^ m. the supporter of the earth. ?m%!^ ; m, a king, ruler. S*'S: [s-^l,] lord. -2 The sun. A 1 master, -3 Fire. -4 The moon. The atmosind. 1 3^-r, g 71. ^t?: the hand. -UXTTI 1. the elbow. -2. the breast. rtf the shoulder. yftti Fire. -( dual ) Ved^The-*wo Atvins, or eaters of oblations. A -2 The earth fourteen,; g-f f^ gs^tsf^T vftTTrg^?T Bh. 3. 23 ( see ata also ) ; fsrr^gsnHfnHff- ; -2 The hand. -3 The coil of a snake (fr>r). -4 Winding. -Oomp. fa. a finger-nail. -ITT; 1 Fire. Lead. if The arm epithet ' constellation an^rr. Si. 7. kind of sweet- ' ; A paramour, gallant srvri * 1*0. ~3 ^>A1i'f iif^ni*ii husband or lord in general. -4 [ . 2. snake serpent, Bh. 2. 4. of 1 is 1 ) ^Wrgw;, 5*3^, qr ; The A ] I epithet of ; Ma> Noksbatra. . rsw A S^fT^r, Sgft meat or eatable. 1 -?rOT:, -wrftnt ">., epithets of Oarnda. -2* a peacock. -3. an ichneumon. TTft) -fJ5f: epithets of Sesha. 1 AD ) itself. 3T?i ; 1 ^ffp.f. serpent 1- -2 remnants of the food eaten, leavings of food,orts. _wh, a 1. one who has enjoyed or suffered (anything). -2. that which has been used, enjoy. >d or employed, -jffc. /. the Iwfl |i. ing of food ( in the stomach ). In dual support, take. -3 To select. ) ">-, Eaten. Enjoyed, uied. -3 Suffered, exI To To 1 m. 60. sa- Sfrsj /. Ved. 1 The two arms. -J Eaith and heaven. -3 The earth the shoulder. i .] ( the base-sine. -Oomp. Food. 1 -4 A Fire. figure an embrace ( in the arms ) ; tiz^r ipnfcnt Qtt. 10 ; Ku. 3. 39. *w, -wr^ atiength of arm, muscular strength. *rw the breast; B. 13. 73 the shoulder. ?JTIJEJ a. possessing strong arms TSFJ; of. - - maintain. -2 . Oaui. ( j^fl.fr ) To cause to eat, feed with. De ,id. ( v io wish to eat &c. SHI^T. ] -3 the Asvins STSPT clasping, Rrwf, -fiix^ 3R 5^ T pot, vessel. crifice. ; ; . (as time C : 1 R. 3. 54, 19. 32 M. 5. 10. sipfra: clasping or fold qfrer; the arm-pit ing in the arms. srr the base sine. -%S: a staff-like the bosom, breast arm. 18. 1, snf ; : -*T / A sort of weapon or missile. P. ( r re 'y A - ) ? ) 1 To be, 85r&4 H%WTT M1WT: WTWiftS. become 5 ; Mai. 9 29 what has become lor fate', 'what has become of her'; ' U. 3. 27 ^T^rft a:if3 V. 3. come what may' ; so jtf^ft >T^fif> JHt H c. -2 To be born or produced ; Ms. 9. 127 ; *rmrMk. 1. 13 *T*fir rtfir ' vrrcl ; 3 To spring or proceed from, arise. HHhf Bg. 2. 63, 14. 17? 722 4 To happen, take place, oconr ; foster, Winaii'Jwtl qitfl yrJVM?tl 5f^JT Ms. 8881 ; TJ|% tfsnft H3^ Ac. -5 To live, Vis. Bk. 1. 1. breathe ; ; r: or wr* f HTT% Mil. 5 dead man', thou sbalt breathe no longer); Bg. 11. 32. -7 To remain or be in any state or condition, fare H4Tt ?V^ ; 9>*i tiate, $> r Ki. 18. 27 B. 6. 44. ; ; w existing, becoming, springing from; arising or produced from, &c fV^nr , -12 To be . ; arm T* Br. Ait. Twnj: -14 To be engaged 39. pied ( with loc. ) ; ; Ms. STRIT^, *TT<7[. T5firw[ epithet of Vishnu. -2 globe. I ; ing or dusk-time ; &mv\ ^r to be otherwise, be changed IT fc vw^RTVT Tf*rjre:fo 8. 4 ^MT to come forward, stand forth; fjrcur to turn out false; fur r to become useless Ac. &c. Caui. ( Hm>ift-ff ) To cause to be or call ; ; ^ produce, nuntfest, display, 18; 4 Ground, floor ;, sirwr^'mV I Matter, subjeot-matter.-S A symbolical expression for the number 'one.' -9 The base of a geometrical figure. -10 A sacriSoial fire. -11 The act of becoming, arising. -12 The first of the three Vyahiitis or mystic syllables (representing the earth) repeated by every Br&hmana at the com- mencement of his daily Sandhyt. -Comp. rwi gold. q Kadamlw sjnr: an earththe diameter of the earth. frvnr: * n epithet of Vasnsrnp: I . a deva, Krishna's father kind of heron.-2-the curlew.-3.a kind of pigeon %5rr for: the fig-tree. a female demon, demoness. rercf m. a hog. -rt a particular poison. iTH: I. N. of Vishnu. -2- an epithet of Bhavabhuti. it? a cellar, ^y, a room >r}fy: the underground. of quake. tree. S5or: effect. -J To exhibit. -4 To of Siva. into being. -2 worm. -2- an elephant. sfw,:-^; / wheat. (T&thegnface of the earth. J ':, -vr^for: a kind of fragrant a hog. grass. -fjtj a ^TT: Brftomana. HT. a. CT: a king. 1. holding or supporting the earth ; ^: 3. 10. -2- dwelling on the eartb. -f: ) 1. a mountain. -2. en epithet Ku. ( of Siva. -J. of Krishna. -4. the seven '. *j*TT.:, "nsn an epithet of the mountain Himalaya. irfr gu a tree. w; a mountain. a kind of earth- worm* -tg m. a a soveq--. sovereign, ruler, king. number ' qf& |. a ruler, king. king. -2- an epithet of Siva. -J. of Indra. tr^r a psrtlcdq^. a tree. reign, Ur kind of jasmine, -qftfw the circumference of the eartb. (rftr cow-dung. -:, 1. of the sovereignty, dominion. the planet Mars. -2- demon Naraka, q. v. N. TJ-^T, gat 'daughter of the earth', an of Siti. q&r: an earth- quake. kind of trcrrwagift of land. -qrfj s a -w the terrestrial rat. -fifo: a king, sovereign. vrf m. mr: a region, place, spot. g^, a mountain; tn. a king. vpf^tn. 1. i Ku. B. 17. 78. -2. a king, sovereign; r%nnw itgTfW.Hf TTH; fill. 81. -J. an epithet of Vishnu. >ta& ! the eartb, ( terrestrial 6. 1 ^WT the. equator. 'qTTT 1 -um,-7T'f 1 earth's ; globr). -2- the circumference of the earth, --^tf a kind of sun-flower. *ir m., ->5W: a tree. -3WT a worm. 5JNr ( gwftft ) I- the terrestrial globe. -2- the country on the southern part of the equator. rs^ =HZS q- v. TfjH: a king, soveIn ^^m- Brahmaiia. 1- a man. -2mankind. -J. a Vaisya. WT: au epithet of the mountain Meru. -^frfK^I m. a landlord. 1 A cavity, hole, chaain. CT Darkspring. -3 Time. vrgj-.-flR- -2 The ness. terrestrial globe; ^nrag^fVW&Git. 1. qsr: the body. 'ftrrr geography. ^qr a. moving or living on Isnd. (-*:) I. any landanimal ( opp. 313^ ), -2 an epithet become, o cause, Me. ; ; ; ; Mu. 3 ; jrf3iwrrj?r: ( siTHTfr: ) Me. 64. -5 Land, landed property. -6 A place, site, region, plot of ground ^migTTi TTTWgfV &o. -7 ; . 4 vrjni: ; g. yi^F to marry again ; arrftvr to appear, arise, to be evident or clear; WTf%^; ftft^[ to disappear ;irrjvr toarise; be visible, appear srifwto be in front, take the lead ; sfcuj to be absorbed or included ; aitatqnvfc***; K. P. 8; ^Wrw to grow even- vulgarly called R9.bn). -2. gfg: I. a kind of earth- ( darkness. epithet ft 4fir 5JTT: -2 Earth as one of the nine substances. -3 The universe, to ; shadow globe. R. 3. 4, 18. ' into existence, call sacrificial C8^ ; An opp. Mb. or 'becoming* in general x$become white ; ^rnfhg; to become black gtftrfnjrr ' becoming or serving the purpose of teats '; O artroft^r to be or become a mendicant jrftrvfh^to act th spy; wrifh^ to melt >r^fl>^ to be reduced to ashes ftvfi to form the snbscxrjjwifrwr; jreoft^&c. Ac. j*ct of -Vote The senses of vr may be varioosly modified according to the adverbs with which it is connected ; ffty I fire. 6, ' not The in, be occu- trvr? ; *c. -m. -15 To conduct oneself, behave. -16 Ved. To be prosperous, succeed. Used With a preceding noun or adjective, f serves to form verbs in the sense of becoming what it previously is Wlff*Ml cv4 To To To think, reflect.-^ To mix, mingle. -J To be purified ( connected with cans, of nq. v. above ). vr a. (At the end of COWD-) Being, on the side of, assist WH. -It To belong or pertain to ( often expressed by 'have' ); JTTT T -9 To 2. Deid. ( fqtfir ) To wish to be or become &c. -II. 1 U. ( f*m-W) To get, obtain. -III. 10 A. (unroft) To obtain, gain. -IV. 10 TJ. (wmTJT-fr) 1 Mbh; 23 11. -8 get, obtain. -10 Y. soent. -U 1. mw Prw SWJTSTV -14 To convince. -15 To perfume, sible ( usually with a future tense in this sense ) ; wftr H?n^ vTarf^To lead or tend to, tvftSk. conduce to, bring about ( with Ku. ; -7 To prove, substan- mingle or mix. -1 1 To change or transform into. -12 To soak, *t*ep. -13 To devote or addict oneself to. Hf^^J'fT ; ITT 2. establish; purify. ; 3. 37. as regard Moba M. -8 To stay, abide remain, -9 To serve, do 5-4- rrftHforffr S. 1. -10 To be pos- Pt. 2. U. ; ; : STST ( 'thou urt a Mb Eg. 3. 11 Bk. 16. 27. -5 To think or reflect, consider, fancy, imagine. -6 To look upon, consider f^J^J^TW: TTtJi; apjT'^'ft -6 To be alive or living, cfPm.ff si HRmftr S. 6 ftTW^ cherish, support, preserve, *Tf ; 5*: ^jirf^ ivti&l vrTTfl Tnrr f%5ffHf^T- exist; 3^J^J WW enliven 5; A . exiiting. restive horse. [^-55] 1 Become, being, -2 Produced, formed. '-3 Actually being, really happened, 4 Right, proper, fit. -5 Past, gone. -6 Obtained. -7 Mixed or join* true. 723 ed with. -8 Being %. ^). A 1 like, similar; (see epison, child. -2 An thet of Siva. -3Tbe fourteenth day of the dark half of ft lunar month ( also )gpr ) -4 A great devotee. -5 N. of a priest of the godi. -6 The dark fortnight of a month (<jxa\iy. ). iT 1 Any being ( human, divine or even inanimate ) E. 4.45 Pt. 2. 87. -1 A living being, an animal, a ; ; creature; ajti wm^T ijjrrr* f^vtSSTt 15. 16 Bg. Bv. A ; 1. 122 ; U. 4 6. an imp, a devil, spirit, ghost, ( -3 m. also in these senses ).-4 An element; five t. e. crfr, sa, ^rani, ( they are SfTWffWHTnisfT R- 1. 29. -5 An actual occurrence, a fact, a matter of fact. -6 The past, pass time. -7 The world -8 Well-being, welfare. -9 A symbolical expression for the number . 'five'. -10 Fitness, propriety.-Comp. g^RTT compassion for all beings *T3T3 ; . true state, truth, reality ft ir firrSr S. Ru. 7. 13 1. ^wt srsrfi rt ; jjrtT^'i'Ri element of life. ; vraro?it>Tr Mk. 3. 24. -2- an / Hr, ""TTfTfrt statement of facts ; vrr<$iiTi7f: 3TTffc T ?gT%: Tt&ftT: R. 10. 33. fU^r a- consisting or composed of the elements whose sonl 3n?trl is purified. m I. one -2- compos'-' ed of the five elements (as the body); cf. Ms. 12. 12. ( -/,(.') 1. the individual ( as opposed to the Supreme ) soul. -2- an epithet of Brahma. -3. of Siva. -4. of Vishnu. -5. an ele- mentary substance. -6. the body. -7. war, conflict. -8. the elementary or principle. -9. a soul which clings to the ele.nents, acarnal mind; Y. 3. 34. sirf^: I. the Supreme vital Spirit. -2- an epithet of AhankAra ?tir:f a. possess( in Slnkbya pbil.), ed by a devil. anTnr: 1. the body. -2. an epithet of Siva.-3 of Viehnu. 3rrf^T <*. evil spirit sion. f5ir to the possessed by a devil or i%5T: sT5VT BbfttM. demoniac posses- making oblations m. a 4r%Wfo^ kind of ascstio. ^BT the fourteenth day of a lunar fortnight. $$[; 1. an epithet of Brahman. -2. of Vishnu. 3. of Siva if^jnFT 3j3T'i3(i%^yi'3T2I: Mil. 1. 2. f**T.. an f pithet of Siva ; B. 2. 46. ^m?: demoniac possession. TV^?it a reference to past things or guch as ; m^^f IrMdy exist. 3^5?, trf(f a. possessed by a devil. *H%n: a dish *t ris. m, an epithet of ff^[, f^ class or order of created beings. 2> Wlfllr't creation of the elements. 1<j>r55: past time. -2. or preterite time [in gram.) the past ^ifih / the holy basil. I- the iroT: possession by a devil. collection of created beings. -2- the whole class of spirits or devils; Bg. 17. 4. possessed by a devil. 1. the whole multitude or Brahman. m. all beings, Tcompisftion towards universal benevolsnce. jfj malicious. qrrj injurious, the earth. wiwj an epithet of Siva ^rPre;r an epithet of the markingmustard. -3. ^*a ! pepper. ( -sf ) -2. a bead used for rosaries ( ^frtj ) U. day of full-moon ^fornr the mouth of before, 2. 17. .Asvina. former jf ; ^f a. ijajtwrj ; = ^. *ifr {Tf^m. an epithet of Siva. the whole class of spirits. 3T session by a devil. fosrrsT, ftn de- the Bibhitaka ?5T: of the ^~gf^[j/. purification monology. tree. conflagration. versal deluge or 1. the bdellium. 1 vratfT Including all beings. -2"f ormed out of the elements or created beings. ' Being, .exittST*:/- L^-fM] ence. -2 Birth, production. -3 Wellbeing, welfare, happiness, prosperi- ty JnrRTH* ww vftn B. l. 18 75 ;w*rsfa : ; 1. 2. -4 Success, good fortune. -5 Wealth, riches, fortune ; jj$W! destruction. creation of the an '' ?. world, th Ku. 5. 76 -6 Grandeur, dignity, majesty. -7 Ashes ; ijn^hflw^rfwhere *rj?r means irr^Si. 16. 71 ( 'riches' also ) ; ?fZ7i* vrfe>Rr^ ele1. 4. -8 Decoration of vrr%coloured ; with stripes phants TSTCT Me. 'd^ft* ftTT^rfft $ mj ^t^ 19. -9 The superhuman power at- tainable by the practice of rites. or magical ind. formerly. of all beings iTffa:/- the origin S.I. 1. wfoj 1U5T q- v. -iTJR m.'a low Brahotana who maintains himself with the offerings made to an idol ; see wf m. an epi thet of Siva. vrrr=T: 1. an epithet of Brahman. -2. of Vishnn. rrTT, the language of devils. <* consisting of the elements. H%MT; an epithet of Siva. an epithet of Qauri. *rnf , irrg/-sir the rudiment of an element. rniT:/- P'- the coarse and subtile an oblation or elements. T^T: offering to all created beings, one of the five daily Yajnus to be per. TniS): formed by a householder. the origin of all created beings. forest Bhutas taken collectively. beings. -2. 1. the abode of living the abode of demons. strnction of living beings 1- 5TT?IiT: Durga. -2. nnt plant. air 'he earth. W* . existed Hn#f / aggregate of living beings; U. 7, Bg 8. 19. -2. a multitude of spirits. -3the body, -jr: 1 a kind of birch tree-2. a camel. -3. garlic. ( -s*ft ) the ^afcft the fourteenth holy basil. Karttika day of the dark half of sn epithet of Siva, * an enquiry into the elements, nature. their investigation into : victory over the elements. in the an eye wi'ness of beings. element. $f&: S$rf a subtile 1. the illusion effected by the power of Bhutas. -2- the whole class of ww basil. all -seeing,' created penance -10 Fried meat. The rutting of elephants. fih 1 An epithet of Siva. -2 Of Visbpu. -3 Of a class of Manes. -Comp. or festive ssfl^ n. ny auspicious -I | srrH <* desirous of prosperof state. (-W-.) 1- a minister sntft -2. an epithet of Brihaspati 9RRjt a happy or auspicious hour. 1. a hole, pit. -2- a moat. -3. a rite. ity. an underground room. ^p!J ir& an m. an epithet of Siva. of Bliavabhuti. fj an cellar, epithet epithet of Siva. mansion called epithet of Siva. of Siva. fSranr the lunar *rTr: an rftsr. TTfT: an epithet 1 Camphor. -2 Sandalwffcfr wo^d. -3 N. of a medicinal plant ( Mar. ?iq ^H^ earth. a. Possessed cf m. A. land or king, sovereign. ,. p TV. ] 1 A great quantity, abundance, plenty, large number nft*tr: Mai. 1.4 *psn ti"t n?^r: wwo^ asi'% %ar% it OTTtm^o I The earth 5.*9. -2 Wealth, -n. ; ; -2 A territory, piece district, of creature. -4 ground. -J A being, InPlurality ( of number ) ; vrft Ak. ; cf . N 724 wmr made of ( *fV/' ) Earthen, earthly or produced from earth. Den. P. To augment, increase. gffc /. [ 1 wifc^ sjtifl, H-ft f*i The earth ( opp. wtf, 1- T\ ] 1 or mm); ft[Rpcm> ??4 TWJ Pt; 1. 182 ; B. 2. 74. -2 Soil, ground ; vrwn'Jt'ft sffti 5. 1 ; Ku. l. 24. -3 A territory, district, country, land TO an epithet of Slta. tifSfotfi the general appearance of a country ijgt an earth-worm. VKl, " 1- 1 wfJrarr A -3 A story, floor -4 Step, degree ; place, spot, grounds, plot of ground ; jftrf viTtriWi S. 6 ; -N. 22. 41 ; R. 1. -7 Ku. 3. 58. -5 A site, -6 Land, landed property. ; A in ground S. itory, the floor of a house ; as mnjflw: *mn?: -8 Attitude, A character or part a play); of . gj%r. -10 Subject, object, receptacle ; f%*ragY9t ftif^ft &c. -11 Degree, extent, limit Ki. 10. 58. -12 The tongue. ). 1 -5 A ( in ; -13 The number 'one'. -Comp. a king of an adjacent district. -^mrsrafr, -wtfft N. of a plant. f*OT a desire for lying on the ground. jr^t> -J*T*t a king, sovereign ^w; a kind of Ka3T damba. i|St, nf chamber. ^RJI, a. sr 69 ; 3 aft*l Bharata ). -7 Theatrical dress, an actor's costume. -8 Decoration (as of an image). -9 A an earth. earth-born, born Si. ; X. preface or introduction to a book. king, JJ ing see ^w. -Oomp. -5W, ". a -ro m., The state of being as in ; *jjrg4 ; becom- or qTSltfoyif Si. ; turist. (-m.) a VaUya. R* the surface of the earth. ^-pr a grant of land. trt; ^w: a Brahmana. 1. a mountain. -2. a king. -3. the number seven '. trw:, -J^ m. |. -2. a king. rir a kind of jasmine. TOffi 1. a guardian of a country. -2. a swift or fleet horse. W: a tree. OTHI death ( lit. returning to the dust of the earth ). %q* cow-dung. ^fw,, -4 a dead body, corpse. $nr on the ground. (-*n) a. sleeping a wild 1. pigeon. -2. a chilH, boy. -3. any animal liring in the earth, ^rrl, frcirr sleeping on the ground. ] 1 Most, most numerous or abundant. -2 Most important, prin- cipal, chief. -3 Very great or large, very much, much, many, numerous. -4 Chiefly oc for the most part composed of, mostly composed or con- comp. anr^TK ind. I Mostly, generally, rule. commonly, as a general -2 Exceedingly, in a high degree. -3 Again, more further. More, more numerous or Ku. abundant. -2 Greater, larger 1 ; -3 More important. -4 Very great or large, much, many, numer6. 13. ous ; 'U. 4 2. 41 ; 0. 1. 3. 2. 3 ; D. -5 48 Bich 3. ; B. or abounding in t^m^ft^'^f^lf fWlgffi Mai. 1. -6 Vehement, severe, -ind. I Much, very much, exceedingly, largely, greatly. -2 More, again, lurther more, moreover irrJhniFgar B. 2. 46 jr?orrr ^j V. 4. '15 ; ; fw ; ; Me. 111. -3 Repeatedly, frequently; g$ IJ;IT! in the first place first, in the next place. ( is often sense of -next, The form 'J'WT adverbially in the very much, in a high used 1. degree, exceedingly, beyond measure for the greater part; sr w$t T ^r i B. 8. 9 f?sws*gsfr ^im ; Mu. 6. 9 S. 1; S. 2 ; 3rivteT>ifosrr qftif^ 5; B. . 4; 70. -5 Almost, all mostly, nearly usually after a past passive parti- ciple ) OT ; TfyT^ftir Sift Ku. fti? wVorqiRfffl^iTpj3. 52, V. 1. 8. % ind. I For the most part, mostly S. 1. 31. -2 Mil. 1 ; ; Exceedingly, very much, in the highest degree ^r% t. 4. 17 ;B. 6.4 ; 13. 14. q-f: rfrasr jiwnt increasing. sjftff: S. 1. 7. -2. general rule U. 5 ). -Oomp. augmenting, g^ One of the three -2 The lowest of the ind. I Vyahritis seven lower worlds. -3 son of Brahman. A spiritual yfr a, [ i-A* Up. 4. 65. ] 1 Much, abundant, numerous, copious. -2 Great, large, -m. 1 An epithet of Vishnu. -2 Of Brahman. -3 Of >iva. ind. I Very -4 Of Indra.-n. Gold. exceedingly much, snrtsfj^ift S. 5.12. -2 Frequently, fassMt -Oomp. -wi repeatedly. often, Wi an ass. -?f3T a great gain. ^rrw: very brave, a great warrior. npr o. ffr:/- a heavy rain. suending much lavish in expenditure; Pt. 1. 425. rr; m. N. of a warrior on the Kanrava slain by sugar-cane. ftwr a. ; ; generally, as a 3?Vf^W ; ; ; Mai. 17. ) ; 14.81. <^c?w quake. or prodnced from the earth. ( -sr- ) I. the planet Mart. -2. an epithet of the demon Naraka. -3. a man. -4. the plant qpfsr. ( jrr ) an epithet of Siva, -sifr?^ a. living on an agricul( the produce of ) land bundance,plentiulaes8. 3^ ^ ( The earth vrtft an earthquake. QfT a hole in the ground. a cellar, an underground RIT: V. 3 A 1 filled with or sisting of, chiefly characterized by ( at the end of or ; f7 or ; tablet or hoard, as for writing ; see wsrrjJMir. 6 A part or character in a play ; TIT Tff S* Mai. learned. -2. very learned. -2 Majority, preponderance.. Sankhyapravachanabhashya. po,ure. -9 T. S. -2. an inference based on frequent and wide observation. IJTHJ ind. again and again, repeatedly n^if: gMH-Olfogiprr f&j a. |. more 7 ). ; srftPTOT^: 52, 3.. 61 situation. -2 wgn^jf Yoga. ; ; soil. of a bouse ( \. ) Vattya. Earth, ground, place, region, spot ( of ; fs^gpTi -4 A -m. blind. -2> lame, cripple. ( a man. -2- mankind. -3. a -4. a thief. frequent observation ; ij*rm ?(>< -<jsfa o. 1. Sityaki. jifrr f. The earth, 725 The r. 11. 62 Y- 3. 235. -11 To bring or carry. -12 To take away, transVed. To acquire, gain, port. -13 (T3">3 to become pregnant, conceive; to to rnle the earth arst t%f3 Ms. birch-tree ; V. 2 Ku. 1. 7. -Oomp. a man of one of the mixed tribes, the offspring of an outcast Brahman* by a woman of the same class ; :arc 21 ; tb.D 1 . I birch tree. The earth. 10 U. hair &c. >m ). At the end of ( female 1 : ft^a. -2 A : ; wear matted ^ntna^Ts -- nr: TO* cornp. ) 1 ( surer, To adoru, deck, decorate gr% "j^mr SJT ^: Bk. 20 15. -2 To decorate oneself ( Atm. ) 135^ 4i?qr ^q"f?7. -3 To spread or strew ) 1 f \-T I cherished, fosPossessed, endowed or furnished with. -4 Fnll of, filled with. -5 Hired. A hired serfrvant hireling mercenary by the first Manu ( said to be so called because be wai produced along with flames; wran%?mf SirerWT|)jg: tgflO [On one occasion when the sages oonld not agree as to which of tered. -2 An adorning. A ^J^tf: ; o- [ ing; as in q- v - U. maintenance. -5 Food. -6 Wages, hire. -7 Service for hire. -8 Capit- -2 Wishing principal -9 Wagei, bire.-Oomp. 3jvTjrr* teaching ( especially the sr al, ( or SfjWr-ft ) I To fill; Pt- 1. 22. -2 To * 5V jjct holding, for wealth or prosperity; MB. 4. 135. 1, 3 Rwtf WTO Vedas ) for hire. g^r m. a hired ^tf a reward servant, a hireling. in place of the wages due, but not to be paid. fill, pervade, fill with anrrtf^ s^fasrr FfriRPi; Bk. 15. 24. -3 To bear, support, uphold, bear up gt wftsrr ftTrt*>J* B. 18. 45 $Rf f%>rrfr Wfir j**sr Ch. P. 50; Bk. 17. ; ; ; wg -4 To maintain, 16. foster, cherish, protect, take care of, nourish i^ft^rq; 1. 15. H< ?fifflT TI ir<J^t**I> vis? H. -5 To bear, have, possess; fi Ki. 8. 57 ; Bv. 1. 74, Ku. 1^39 ^ frwrlr f^ar^r: ; Me. -6 To weur 7. U; 6. 5; Hf&#fr*nr <& ( ^) W- 84 S. 2. TOc* S. 4. ; ; gr?rJ R'j^n'Src* Ms. 10 ; To feel, experience, ( joy, sorrow Ac. ) 8. 1, 10. 6. 8. -7 suffer, ; endure vfi ^HTT >rhwt tfsmwr?*: 5tw: Bk. 17. 108 S. 7. 21. -8 To confwr, bestow, give, sf^r iizliftw 5^ 50 Si. 14. ; ; produce en: f^ retain ( ; ^^ H?raRmt aVfat f*- Suhh&sh. -9 To keep, hold, M in ; 1 Bearing, upsupporting. -2 Cherishing, maintaining. -3 Bringing, leadNourishment, support, ing to. -4 W$ Being, becom- 1 s.-jrror ] airt^a m ; jewel. Decorated.orna- mented ; a. [ Decorating, ornament; decora- -3 ; -3 3\: A hired servant. Hired, paid. -Oonrp. 3?wnw: a hired teacher. st^rrRo- a. taught by a paid teacher. ( -cf: ) a student who pays, his teacher for his labour (= 'a paying student' of the modern days ) Ms, 3. 156. I tion; a* in 3?<5ri;rr q- v. 1 Orna- ; 3T] [>J-?E] ; meuting, decoration. -2 An ornamont,decoratioii,an article of decoration ; arnft 'srg gTorrfSr wer* ^1^3;B. 3. 2; 13. 57. r>T >**or Bh. 2. 19 or: N. of Vishnu. memory). -10 To hire; An' onomatopoetio word Borne. -2 Sup- WP-p. ; ind. JT^: ported, maintained, WITH with, overspread; B. 2. 31. to adorn, grace, give beauty to Si. 7. 38. 3ii~*r in the" ; ; actor 1 N. of a sage, regarded as ancestor of the family of the 1. 35. Bhrigus, and described in Ms. as one of the ten patriarchs created ; 1 P., A male ) expreasive ot the crakling sound of fire. /. A flame. Bearing, carrying. -2 Supporting, nourishing. -3 Possessing, having r fonr: Ki. 2. 44. -4 ira^ irnniaf Bringing, procuring Ac. desert. ( ^T: attire. To be . nourish- ed or maintained &c. f*f: 1 Any one requiring to be supported. -2 A servant, dependent, slave.-3A king's ervtnt, minister of state ; H. 2. 142. -4 A subject, rvt I Bearing, fostering, nourishing,taking care of as in^wojfir q. v.-2 Maintenance, ; support. -3 A means of sustenance, food. -4 Wages. -5 Service. -Comp. -awrnrH teaching the Veda for hire. -5Tf: 1. a servant, dependent. -2. servants taken collectively. vj m. the master of a family. q-fc the 7R *jrTST-Frf, ^Jfnvrra': Service, depen- dence. ^trnrit Den. A. servant. To behave Y^^K. 1 P> To become a accept service. like a servant, a. Supported, nourished. the three gods,Brahman, Vishuu and ,S'iva,was best entitled to the worship of Brohmanas, the sage Bhrigu was s nt to test the character of the three He first went to the abode of Brahman, and, on approaching him, purposely omitted an obeisance. Upon gods. god reprehended him severebnt was pacified by apologies. Next he entered the abode of Siva in Kailnsa, and omitted, as before, all this the ly, adoration. The vindicwas enraged and would token* of tive deity have him, destroyed not conciliated him by had railu he words. According to another account, Bhrign was coldly received by Brahman, and he, therefore, carsed him that he would receive no worship or adoration and condemned Siva to take the form of a Linga, as he got no access to the deity who was engaged in private with his wife ). Laltly he went to Vishnu, and ( ; finding him asleep, he boldly gave the god a kick on his breast which once awoke him. Instead of showing anger, however, the god arose, and on seeing Bhrigu, inquired tenderly whether his foot was hurt, and then began to rub it gently. at said Bhrigu, 'is the mighti', He overtops all by the god. most potent of all weapons-kindness and generoaity '. Vishnu was, therefore, declared to be the god who was best entitled to the worship of all ]. -2 N. of the sage Jamadagni. -3 An epithet of Sukra. -4 The 'This est, planet Venus. -5 A cliff, precipice; ^ij raurama ; U. ^rWr T *rw *r]*m ^5- 5. 34. -2. of Sukra. -qft, 726 n epithet of Paranurama ^is Me. 57 so N. of a family descended ; ; from Paraturim. WTHT: -HTTH: epi- WTT:. Friday. 5rr4?5:, -fc^ tbetiof Parauraraa.-fpr:,-g3: 1-r.n epithet of Parafurama.-2-of Venn* or Snkra. [l-r^?l3?;^Un. *fT- A 122] 1. large Hack bee ; BT. 1. 5 ; R. kid of wttp. -M A 8. 53. -2 I A A kind of bird. -4 solute or lecberoni : ; A tailed shrike. ; poisonous plant ( aiftftw ) -Oomp. arfor: the queen of bees. -arffm the mango tree, -arrt^r the Yftdhika creeper. -an^H a flight of bees. -af 1. aloe-wood. -2. talc. ( -9IT ) the 1 plant Hpff. -qfcfan' small cardamoms. -fifin the Mldhavi creeper. -frjl.'"- a kind of large bee. -2. N. of a shrnb. ftfe, -ftfs: N. of one of the attendants of Siva said to be very deformed ). tfs: a kind of wasp. *|PT: a species A A -2 golden vase or $W-Pparched. and m. C The ^T cricket. -2 N. of an r N. fcnftfe. N. of anattendantof Siva. : A. 1 See }fe: y$i: ( nSft ) To garden or orchard. To ( woiriff ) I To blame, censure. -4 crooked. bear, nour- -2 To ish, support, maintain. To A frog -2 :- ; 'fry. -3 bend, 3. be 43 ] HWT gw A ptajr nft&t ^aRt timid man. -3 A cloud. A A 1 small frog. -2 female frog. -Oojnp.-ga^w*. a serpent. -TO the croaking of frogs. ' ^W^.] [>ftff A -2 raft, float. roast, fry : of. on the point of bursting forth or opening V. 2. 7. sfi*,- ing dissensions. --^ffo, -jfe, sr% from tha Supremo dualism. 7n^^>.;onewho maintains the doctrine of dualism. f^nh the faculty of discriminat*a g Hf a- 1 capable of being dividseparated. -2. edncible. a. I sfr A A ram, ewe. a. [ftf-fai^ 55 fg^eiT] 1 Breaking, dividing "ic. -2 Loosening ( as the feces), purgative. JT I Splitting, breaking, rending. -2 Dividing, se- 5r^ parating. -3 Distinguishing.-* Sowing dissensions, creating discord. -5 Dissolving, loosening. -6 Disclosing, betraying. -7 Disunion, discord. -8 Asa Foetida. -9 ( In astr. ) Passing Destruction, 1 ] in- ting. destroyer terrupter, a disturber. -3 factions or sedi-4 ( of secrets ). A A man. Breaking, splita mark). ting, cleaving; hitting (as -2 Rending, tearing. -3 Dividing, separating .-4Pieroing throogh,perfora tion. -5 ( a ) Breach, rupture. ( b ) Breaking open, bursting ; V . 2. 7. -6 Distu rbance, inter ruption .-7 DiviI A A chasm, gap, hurt, injury, wound. -10 Difference, distinction airU Sr^nrWwifw & Bh. 3. 99 fhw?T Kn. 6. 12 Bg. 18. 19, 29: TO, qjre &o. -11 A change, __ sr: A hog. annihilation. " Split, broken, divided. Breaking, split interrupts, an sion, separation. -8 fissure, cleft. -9 corruptible, ( f^qfi/. ) ( ft^-ois ) 1 Breaking, splitting, dividing, separating. -2 Breaking through, piercing. -3 Destroying, a destroyer. -4 Distinguishing, discriminating. -5 Defining. -6 Evacuating the bowela, An adjective or $; purgative. through a constellation .5 Jjfzil: Spirit. .belief iu ram. -2 One who tions ; 5^ differentiating attribute. ;Un. I rice. Frying, parching, roast- A deserted P. ft parched JT^T: (pi.) 1 ijf%:/. ing--2 Fried, roasted, anf rice boiled Ooap. - agreement and agreement. -2- difference and sameness ir^T^|rpi- -*- ed or : fig tree. To become power- **5-^] pit- ^ 1 [ fried. A of a particular shape ( Mar. )i fSrvSttsrfwfoiyfri^ >trr^i Ve. 6. -3 A vase used at the coronation of a king. t 1 Qold -2 Cloves. attendant of Siva. -Oomp. of Siva. ; A pitclior A 170 7. very much wf ? prred- Den. A. bee. ohor. Ms. ; ful or strong. sheep. ) 56 3. ingly afflicted. delighted. of Kadamba. Hiw: 1 ( At the end of comp. -2 The fork-tailed shrike. ; Ks. 1. 11. Often, repeatedly. -3 In a better or superior manner. -Oomp. ^trqvT a. highly choleric or irascible. -f:i%!f, - 1. ( & -2 yd * S^rr libertine, disman ; of. wu. golden vase or jar. -6The fork-f Talo. -ift I The female of the large blaok bee tjiffc A 5r S*"fr ft *fnrf% 5*V * -2 -5 m vr?T Kn. 4. greatly sn^*I vitf *6 T^^jr asn% J*T (TrfsTTs H. 3. 61 5 a. (fSr|-(3rpr) Breaking, dividing, distinguishing &c. ^rft, ^T|t A thunderbolt. irsf A substantive. -Ooap. a disease treated by incision a. distinguished A inr; fhlt fi&w by the gender. kettle-drum. A . kettle-drum; Bg. 1.13. a. Terrible, frightfnl.awfnl, fearful. s A f species of bird. Conception, pregnancy. ^iTJT: A jakal. ; Ved. A /. >ff%-: A d. 1 : 2^ see frying-pan. ; ; species of plant. wave. A An Whirlwind. A eddy, a whirlpool. -2 /. Ved. Quickness. 4 P. ( iftuft ) To fall down ; i^j. *nsr a. *RiB)l ( compar. Strong, modification si^iftf Bg. 3. 26. -12 Dissension, disunion. -13 Disclosnre, betrayal; as in nrw*rf : . -14 Treach; mistake, an error. y^fiarg; anperl. powerful, mighty, intense, excessive, 1 very much. -2 1 Much, very tf (Kffl . Frequent. much, exceedingly, intensely, vio- lently, excessively in a high degree, ery, treason. -15 A kind, variety; Ak. ; fafhrswr*TfT: RW5fT?*ft f^W: &c. -16 Dnalism. -17 ( In politics ) Sowing dissensions in an enemy's party and thus winning him over to one's side, one of the four Dpftyas or means of success against an enemy ; tee gtfpr and OTFiTiggJr. -18 Defeat. -19(In medicine) Evacuation of the bowels. -Oomp, wir^ ( dnal ) 1. disunion and union, dis- VcJ a. [ jft^^rs: ] 1 Timid, cowardly. -2 Foolish, ignorant. -J Unsteady, inconstant. -4 Tall. -5 571 A boat, raft, float. Agile, quick 'Srjjqa:-^ "^ 1 U. A boat, raft. ( Smft-it ) To fear, [ Hf TOT4 5111% dread, be afraid. ^TTST o. ^: Making well or healthy, f5r- TV. ] curative. gf 1 A medicine, medicament, or drug Jf'Tjilsr ^13 Prft? 1TW>^5Rf?r G. L. 15 ^r^ >fftfft; ; *rr or g^ cure aiftsfr^rcfhr A remedy A kind o'f 5<>K Ki. 2. 4. -2 in general. -3 fennel. -4 Any spell against dlieaMsk -S Water (Ved.).-Oomp. ~w( f) 727 A patronymic of Rnkdaughter of Bhisbmaka of Vidarbha. IT?:, -K *n apothecary's ihop anything taken after rneJticine. a. Curative, JT<*3!T having belling , 3ioi ] Living; on aim*. ^ 1 BegMs. 6. 55 ; Y. 3. ging, mendicancy 42. -2 Anything got by begging, alms, charity ; t^ror Itfonni Ms. 2. 188 4. 5. -Oonrp. snr alms, food obtained by begging. anf5t^ A food obtained by begging. beggar, mendicsnt. airfrr.: a begger. jfTeTt the time for baggiog. ^rcor,-jr$, -^Tir going about begging, lagging, collecting alms. a. eating A [ ro$r-!j^ ] Food got by begging, alms, charity ; see%r$. W a. ( rfr /. ) [ posit -7 ). Suffering, M4gl.a or a festival that day. :-?f: a. ( A ion of Bhimaaena. /. ) [ iff performed on 3Tr nffiifc? ] I Terrible, frightful, horrible, formiD. 5. 6. -2 Miserable. -J ; Relating to Bl.dirava. A *: 1 IMH^RM- A ; R. The -23 -24 dable The passing ( of an asterism ). The part of thn ecliptic occupied by form each of tbe 27 Nakshatras. -Oomp. a. fit to be enjoyed. ( 3| ) -jrjfr corn, grainproperty, wealth. be anft: a pledge which may used until redeemed. the arrw^fr of Siva ( of which 8 kinds are enumerated ). -2 The sentiment of terror -3 ( WITO ). Fear, mode -4 N. of terror. a musical calculated to excite emotions of fear orterror. ^j- | A form o; the goddegg Durgl. -2 N. of a Ragini in the Hindu musical ( IFF ) system. -3 A girl of 12 or a young girl representing the goddess Durga at the horror. Vighnu Durga festival. r Terror, -Oomp. f^. ttu epithet of ( TltT-fr a ment or Siva sort inflicted of H^3f cine, Supreme [ fit die there, to for absorption Spirit. H^'H* wi< drug. or quail H^rshf;. purificatory tor- who their spirits into the ; so by Bhairava of Be- nares oa those make V ) 3f; suit ] Tli A bi>'! medicalled . panegyric of a professional encoini- Hemachandra. Administering medical treatment. -2 1 medicine*, A medica- ment, medicine, drug. -J dealing 1'ower, curativeneis. the a. affording S? enjoyment or pleasure. wages paid to prostitutes. the women's apartments, Hf of harem, zenana. gVorr desire worldly enjoyments tTfgitWcUTir^i" ^3T: fta*T5Tfdr sr tfrTgsupiT R. 8. 2 KlQah enjoyment Mai. 2. 45: ; ; ; the body of 'suffering, ' the sabtle body wbich a dead person is suppcsfd to carry with him, and with wbich he experience* happiness or misery according to lits g.. province <Jt.] jjrJTT: apartments of women, harem. -Jlfff: a groom. f^?TT- ' hunger.. jfr /'. Uie 1-md fit enjoyment', heaven, paradise (\vbore persons are said to enjvy tho fruit f^rr of 'their ui'tiorii ). tjr^Tr: servant \ A snake. -2 acting, A mounand sing- A groom, horse- o. [ iftiTffr ] 1 Eating. -2 Enjoying. -3 Suffering, experiencing, enduring. -4 Using, possessing ( at the end of corap. in these four ; 33T7tf*T *c. Mil. 5. 23 10. 7, 11. 59. -20 snake. -21 body. -22 AD army in column. 1. keeper. njoyment, an object of enjoymente or pleasure ntir ?njvr m. -3 Dancing, *ftfrar: [ TtT-J^] enduring, ex. The wages of ?UK lower world ( perienoing. -8 Feeling, perception. -9 Enjoyment of women, sexual enjoyment, carnal pleasure. -10 An ; The I Relating to Bhima. jft daughter of Rhtma,' a patronymic of Damayantt, wife of Nala. -2 The eleventh day of the bright half of v. ing together. -/. ( ft ) 1 An epithet of tbe Ganges of Patila or the con- Eating, = jfttWfl q. n. coiled. tain. suming. -2 Enjoyment, frnition. -3 Possession. -4 Utility, advantage. -5 Ruling, governing, government. -6 Use, application ( as of a de- -|i%:/. mendicancy, m. a beggar, mendicant. afrfireir, ] 1 -2- fl*l. A A tion. ] livelihood. of enjoyment well-being, welfare. an object of enjoyment. n W?T^ for acquisition the body, as the seat of enjoyment. -2- women's apartments. enjoyer, king, ruler. lover. -5 An epithet of Vishnu. *TngT^ 1 Being a possessor. -2 Enjoyment, possession. -3 Percep- A 1. profit. ?fjj Prom. \ -2 -4 user. possessor, hnsband. -3 ( -TO.) a [ governing. tecting, ruling, ; beggars! or [ ing, endaring, experiencing .-5 ; Fff BTT: 5 s!-?* ] 1 One wh o enjoys or eats. -2 Pojsegsing. -3 Enjoying or making use of. -4 Feel. 'STf properties. Dumb rot who works only raipi, senses.). -5 Having curves. -6 Hav- ing hoods. -7 Devoted to enjoyment, indulging in sensual pleasures Pt. 1. 65 ( where it has sense 6 also ). ; TO. | A snake Bicb, opulent, ; TsrrnRTfift fq^sjrHH^ *r Ku. 5. 78; R. 2. 32,4. 48, 10. 7, 11. 59. -2 A king. -3 A voluptuary.-4 A barber. -5 The headman of a village. -6 The lunar mansion 3?r%fl. sft A woman belonging to the king's harem, but not consecrated with him, (be concubine of a king. -Coup. -8 f?:i -fW: Sesha or Vasnki sjfif, wind, air. gst, m. I. an ichneumon. -2. a peacock. *&*? sandal. Hfrtr o. [ g^ o^ij 1 To b ] enjoyed or turned to one's account ; R. 8. 14, Pt. 1. 117. -2 To be suffered or endured ; Me. 1. -3 Profitable TIT I Any object of enjoyment. -2 Wealth, property, possessions. -3 Corn, grain. nrr A w harlot, courtezan. 8^-a*? ] I N. of a celebratking of Mllvi ( or Dharl ) ( iiupposed to have flourished about the end of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century, and to have been a great patron of San* skrit learning he is also supposed to have been the author of several k-urned works, such us flu^cfnremw Hfrrt [ ed ; ; ).-2 N. of a country. -3 X. o f a king of the Vidarbha* fr5r;T fa> r,. & fte: ; It. 5. 39; 7. 18, 29,35.-gn N. of a people. -Comp. 3?T7: an epithet of {. Kumsa. -J. Karna. ft king of tho Bhojas. N. of a town founded by ( m. pi. ) ^- : 728 itukmin. %*:, -*T3r: king Bhoja above. qfm I. king Bho; see ja. ( 1 ) 'in addition, the senses of and Ujir iopg; 05^ Causing ] J to eat, feeding, nourishing ; f% fij;jf * Wfcw: y. 2. 235. -2 An eater. Hi3FT a. 3^-53 [ fg?r , T ] sr; | a *Tt5T*T - Serpentine. >t ) [ S^T-WOT ] The lunar mansion ; ; atz: A Tibetan. : arf% , ^ar ^r aw Relating to living beings. -2 Elemental, material. -3 Demoniacal. 1 provisions, stewardship. tion of evil tpirits. srrerrfH food and raiment. sfirjJv^JT.-WTT: meal-time, dinner or supper time. -will: abstaining from food, fasting. * diih of meat. qfi:/. a a dainty,delicacy . /. u meal, food. nr a. ] . engaged in eating. -2. straitened for want of food. -UJT: expense for food. -halL-TOro : a. edible. [ 3:5 ] Food. f " [ si? i^K.-^ ] feeds, a feeder. a. [ of comp. Eatable' jfjr flrpr ] ( One who One of the five daily -Vajnas to be ( also called ij?ni5f, q. v- ). Jr A collec- performed by a householder a. sr Night. vfcifpot.p. [ jRT-inr^] 1 To be To be enjoyed or possessed. -J To be suffered or experienced. -4 To be enjoyed carnally. s*f | Food, meal; <* nNjr anf ^r Ht^rasr: Ft. 2 Ku. 2. 15 Ms. 3. 240- 2 A store of eaten. -2 ; ; -3 A dainty. -4 Enjoyment. -5 Advantage, profit.-6 Food given to the Manes. -Comp. provisions, eatables. meal-time.-^vra': chyme, the primary juice of the body. rits. Belonging to created or living being* - Ms. 3. 74. -2 Formed of coarse elements, elemental, material; fq&rr^TTTOr srs vjfffilif R. 2. 57. -3 Relating to evil spirits. -4 Possessed by evil spirits, N. of Siva. gj I A pearl. -2 Anything elemental. Oomp. ny a mon- ^ Wl princess of the Bhojas A prince, son of a king. Belonging to the earth. -2 Being on the earth, earthly, terrestrial H>*> g5r: wisrcrKar? i* B 13. 36 15. 59. -3 Earthy, made of earth. -4 1 The planet Relating to Mars. Mars. -2 an epithet of the demon Naraka. -3 Water. -4 Light. -5 Sky, ; m Tibetan. Any t animal living in the earth. A translateable by particle persons, ' ' oh, ' ' and ' ' oh, sir, ' ' ah ;' ( it drops its final halloo, vitaraga before vowels and soft consonants ); qp Rts* Hh S. Z srr^ nt it ia sometimes reHTf%5=r S. 7 ' ; Ht Hi: Mai. 3. ; SfoMigl^NtftHt *jfar^ is -3 destruction, Fall, overthrow. -4 Running away. -5 Disappearanc. -6 Losing, loss, ruin, deprivation 5I%'H$T ! !^fn5TT?[ J so snfihfcT, **nSw?T. -7 Bg. 2. 63 Straying, swerving, or deviating from. -8 Abandoning, deserting. ; See : ] Throwing down. r 1 The of dropping: down. -2 Falling from, being deprived of, losing. a Thrown or cast down. act a- [ *sr faft ] 1 Falling off down, falling from. -2 Decaying. -3 Straying away from. -4 Ruining, or destroying. An female dress, actor in U. (avfii-^) To eat, de- vour. act of fry. [ **J 53?.] iThe or parching. roasting, ing, 1 P. ( yof -iff ] ( jft /. Jfa ), a . wfft ) To sound. ^. Earthly, terrestrial, living or exit-ting on the earth. 1, *?lf^ [ R 2 a. (arfr/-) Belonging to the claws of roots whcih begin with vq^Q To A., ( rtu&t ) Tofear Caui. said to have, 4 P. move ; ) or ; wift , , To roam ) 1 also ( , , or wander about, go about, rove, ramble (fig. *"rrf5Tr Mil. 1. ^fHtJjrrSoft. with ace. of place ; S"* f*m3*i Wffft ^ ^ 31 See ; "^ ^ TSPTOW WTT% HI^T rSTTH Dk. so flwt r^ to ,rnrir Bh. 3. 77 To turn or go about begging.' -2 whirl round, revolve, move round or in a circle g^ff sr*rfr fttrfci m> sWT OT^T Qlt. 3.-3 Bh. 2. 95 H^ ; ; ; frighten. ; ; peated; 1 Falling [ ig-nr> qx ] dropping down.^fallj slipping or falling down $r>s*rr ;r asnnft T whTTci R. 16. 74 3H ?T:-1T: 17 vocative Caul. 8. 12. off, tect of the gods. treasurer. addressing Mil. S*3TH N. of Vitvakarman, archi- HY*,;T: camel. ind. ; To cause to fall, throw -2 To deprive of. -J To ruin, overturn. -4 To cause to disappear or vanish. -5 To expel. vi^Jim-^ ) 1 or cast down. ; : used in vanish, depart ( atmosphere. -6 N. of Atri. -Oomp. f%*,-WW:,-TH a. Coral. A. 4. 37. ; ^t?t N. of a conntry ( said to lie the same as Tibet). -Oomp. ajir: the country called Bhootana. - ; 7T 3T!r ] 1 7. 2, 13. - ral!s*ft ; Pt. 2. 108 ; ftTT sorcery, witch-craft. astery. Fffi5: B. 6. 59 1TOW: Bk. 14. -4 To escape flee from fimm-rf wig: %ftni Bk. 14. 105 15. 59. -5 To decline, decay, decrease. -6 To dissapear, of, lose ; Possessed by evil spi At the end Eating, enjoying ; using, possessing &o. -2 Feeding, nourishing. SI. ; crease, decay. : ) | ; ; A worship-4 Mad, crazy. ff1 per of demons and spirits. -2 An attendant upon an idol ( ^-TB ). -3 -5 Any 130 ; feeding. -4 Using, object of enjoyment. -6 That which is enjoyed. -7 Property, wealth, possesBions.-Oonip. wfiterrt charge of provender, over uperintendence food or to eat, (food) enjoying. 1. .from, deviate or swerve from, stray from wwrTSff H. 4 R. 14. 16. -3 To be deprived 71 N. of Visbnn. -2 Of Siva. ij \ Eating, eating food taking one's meals araffSrvfrsrir f%nr. -2 Food. -3 Giving Pt. ; fall ; / IT ( S. 3. 26 -2 To 18. 21. called 3n3frr. Feeding, nourishing, giving, to eat. ' sorrow interrogation. -2. an epithet of Kamsa. HfiPf? a. [ ' ' ' 1 A,, JT3; with abl. in 4 P. ( vyft, yytft. most ca iea ) or drop down, tumble ;. 1 To 9f ; fall To go astray, -4 To spread deviate. stray, swerve, prevail, be current or 729 WIT: -5 To totter, reel, stagger, be in doubt or suspense, waver Mil. 5. 20. -6 ; To err, be in error or mietase, be mistaken; wnTTorens fraro ?fa rwra.-7Toflicker,6uUer,quiver,move unnteadily ; ^rgvfoffr Pt. 4. 78. -8 To scrround. Caus. ( wwrHr or awTm-ft ) I To cause to rove or wander, cause to revolve or turn round, whirl Mai. round 9. 41. RJT ; grarfr?hfrn?n* to err, de- ^ ^ wrwrrftf awimr U. a'ftd ; R. 8W: s^ -qrsr 6. 13. or roam- Moving ing about, roving .-2 Turning round, whirling, revolving. -3 Circular motion, rotation. -4 Straying, deviating. -5 An error, a mistake, mis[ ] I g^ D-n. A. A Giddiness. -12 A .fountain, watercourse. -Conrp. SCT^ a. confused. 3jrW: a sword-cleaner, an armourer. I Moving or roving about, roaming about. -2 Turning round, revolution. -3 Deviation, swerving. -4 Shaking, tottering un- steadiness, staggering. -5 Brring.-6 Giddiness, dizziness. -7 A tour, ex. corsion -8 The orbit of a plantt. oft- 1 A kiod of game. -2 A leech. roving Ac. a kind of umbrella. Wandering, -Comp. 1 [ bee A To I begin_ turn- . sftr: f. [sm;?] or Whirling 1 movement turning roui.d, circular ; moving about or round, revulution U. 3. 19; 6. 3 ;Mftl. 5. 23. -2 A potter's wheel. -3 A turcer's lathe. -4 A whirlpool. -5 A whirlwind. -6 ; circular arrangement of troops.-7 An error, a mistake. wmq a moving [ vn^-fori^ round, or Turning ] whirl- revolving, 100 ( where the next meaning is -2 A lever, gallant, libertine. -3 A potter's wheel. ~4 A young man. ft 1 A bee. -2 Lao. al o suggested ). -t Gidddiness, vertigo. -Oornp. -& See B. 3. 8. MCTITt a curl on the forehead. *rr*f: I.theBakuIatree.-2. the Atimnkta creeper. the y. rorwr the Ma^w^f: a small box dbavi creeper. containing bees(carried by thieves to extinguish light in a bouse by letting the bees escape ) srs: a species of wasp. Rut a kind of Kadamba mm molestation by tree, & a bee ; swarm of bees, ft the sporting of bees. -2. N. of a metre. *tet5 a ! m%v I 92 tricide. a. Relating to a brother. :[*rg: yr: nj] 1 A bronephew. -2 An enemy, ther's son, adversary. brothers. w^. m excessive- Violence, - [ a detid. frnjfft-forQrari Sswt^ parch, broil ^3^ gleui, ] ( flg- ; fiWr ??r ?fRff^ 14. 85. A 1 To also roast, fry, ) ; (m flash, glitter M- hk. tT3ornra*cf To shinp, ^5^5f(3r< ; $'- S^ftrryr^WHTs ?'k. 14.78 15. 24. irradiate. Caul. To illuminate, WITS ft to shine briliantly or infwsrtT JWJ^efnr^thu tensely , ; Rtttn. 1. 21. VfSTi - [H-^] -2 Turned round, whirled, revolved. -3 E red, mistaken, gone as ray. -4 Perplexed, confused. -5 Moving about, movlo and fro, -6 wheeling. Whirling or turniug round, roamH | ing or tvandciing abjut. An elephant in rut. -2 A kind of thorn tipple. 3 1 Rooming, movi(t WH^s ing about ; ^< qliTlnJ ? Bb. 2. 14. -2 A mistake, an ing : eiror. N. of one of the seven suns. N. of a Samaa. (fgwrr/. ) [TW-^W] ^ Bile, Illuminating, irradiating. Shining, glitttring. [ *Fa;-F3^ ] Shining, resplendent, bright, radiant. BOJ I An epithet of 6>iva. -2 Of Vishnu. n* [r^-f^ iit> ; cf . Un. igr^ 2. 96. ] 1 A brotber. -2 An intimate friend or relation. -3 A near relative in general. friendly address ( OTT: ***;> Bh. 3. i%?nr -4 A term my -61 < good friend A -3 rolling. or rotatory ; 2. 34 nw ; MMohtt '* broiber and sister. 3 ffi^gf Dual. -Comp. only the A [ - cf. -Hirawtaving brother, a broname. gr. ft brother' ry5, name of ther in mere son. srmr ( lso wra^rfir a brother's wife, a sister-in-law ) ; or circular revolution, movement ^wrwfffatt- ; f^TiftwnfirawTOff V. l. 4. -4 An error, a mistake, delusion, wrong notion, false' idea or impression ; 1. 47 -5 Confusion, perplexity, -6 Duibt, uncertainty, suspense. -7 UnT a. confoundsteadiness. -Ooiap. ing, causing delusion. ^T*PT: "> thet of Siva doubt or error. a. pr. ( -*j ) pl- removing a counsellor, minister, f ); Moving I wandering about. -2 Turning round, vnr*{: Splendour, Iii8tre,brilliance, beauty. *n?-t^ff ] Illuminating. . Wandered 1 or ioamfd about. - 5T A *. nephew. Fraternity, brotherhood. *r3- ; ; wnftr, ar^Ta. Fraternal. brother's son, vehemence. HfirT, w? caut. ness, impetuosity U. 5: ( also srfJBj*: ) brother's son. ( -^V ) a niece. *rtjt a brother's wife. a _.if}iKft brother and sister. $?$f?: elder brother of the husband. fmr fra- ftfftrr ). : ftfot the Cbampaka tree. srithfr? a. with bees clang or attached to : tree called jifrur to Lave been so called on account of Yamuna having entertained her brother Yama on that day; of m~ rgc*r Brotherhood, fraternity. srjpra f- Having a brother or gall- 1. seems ing, &o. ; Bv. Me. 10. ^- property given by brother to a sister at the time of her marriage, f^nr the second day of the bright half of Kirttikafwhen sisters invite thair brothers to their houses and entertain them, who in their turn gi vo them presents; the d ay A HRfff a. bee, large A bee.-2 ing rounrt or revolving -2 To act like a bee, e. to be unsteady in one's attachments to women. apprehension, delusion ; *3nrm-.. -6 Confusion, perfitf&_3Tr*f plexity, embarrassment. -7 AD eddy, a whirlpool -8 potter's wheel. -9 A grind -stone. -10 A lathe. -11 A 1 in all directions. Roving -2 To cause lude, irielead, perplex, confuse, embarraw, cause to reel or stagger; f- HwV ] [an* A 1 ap; -< whirlpool, an eddy. look of hair or curl hanging down oa the forehead -3 A ball for playing with. -3 A humming top. srifajHj round ; a- Revolving, turning 1 $rtfa*irfiX*M M 2. 18. -2 under a Erring, misUi..g, being m. A figure 01 op'och in delu ion. wbich one thing is represented as on aoteiug mistaken for anutbei count of the cUse ressmbiauoe between the two; K. P. wtffo Mil. 10 ; e 5ri?r^ 1. 2 also. g. &c. ; see V. 3. 2 ; 780 STW [ *Jj;-3r] 1 Roauiinj about. -2 Delusion, error, mistake. nmr a. ( fNrr / ) [ wrmrfi-wn I5 frj 1 ] -3 Deceptive, false. ion -flower. -2 A kind of leading. A stone. -3--A deceiver, rogue, -4 A jackal. a. aj: 1 loadcheat. 7; -i A Relating to a bee. kind of loadstone. j ] Whirling round. -JGiddinesB.-3 Epilepsy. -4 Honey. -5 A kind of coitus or mode of sexual enjoyment. -6 A village, ft 1 An epithet of Durgft. -2 round round, Goiag walking ft 3jo^ ] left ; 4, Vb. to right ( as in a|Wnt r*r$t > = sr^fsT^t 2. Revolving. -2 Having of epileptic, -t Made I epilepsy, ifcney. -4 Giddy, dizzy. vrrfa^ a. Confused, perplexed. wrt *yr )*[ i. 4 A. ( wnft, w^ft, 3T3Tft, "31?^ ) To shine, glitter, blaze. WT A :- Light. frying-pan, 1 f: -JEther. 9: 1 Time. -2 Poison. -3 A magical formula. -4 The moon -5 N. of Brahman. -6 Of Vishnu. -7 Of Siva. -8 Of Yama. -9 ( In pro) consody ) & syllabic foot { w sisting of threelong syllables. -ION. of the fifth ( fiajir ) note in music. *f 1 tf Water. -2 Happiness, welf cre. 1 A. 1 To grow, in( *tft ) vrease.-2Togiving,grant.-3Tuspok. -4 To shine. UftT <* Ved. 1 Praiseworthy. -2 Great, valuable. or rnfr a. Ved. Very liberal praiseworthy. WfTT- [ * R' | -3T t Tv ] 1 A kind of sen-animal, a crocodile, shark; jrrrorr JT^rrvrr^T Bg. 10. 31 Bh. 2 4. ( Makara is re- ^^ - ; brow, an arched or curving eyebrow. or roaatg. fNfrrs, -ftnfcirrt -ftijnrs contraction of the eyebrows. f*%fct t -ft* w( *". ) an A : -rfr male actor See ^Rr. To ( afarft ) 6 P. ( v&Tt fear. I ) To collect, gather. -2 To cover. r/C^-i; UQ 2 - 68 - graceful or playful of the eye-brows, c mo- ous of the brows ; play ^?rrwni ^sTf^fhftr^T Mil. l. 25 ; Me. 16. SWt, -f%arwt )jr. attire. Brow 3 > wrfn^tnTtW^rhfr Ku. eyeb'row 1. 47 ft^rfoffrnrer fats* S. J. 23. -Oomp. %gfe:-f(f contraction or knitting of the eyebrows, a frown. or knitting the *fo:> 79*r bending S^r a frowning face eyebrows ; movement To hope. I W^rlOA. (^r^) -2 To trust, confide. -3 To wish, desire. -4 To fear. *op [ ^5T-^ ] 1 An embryo, foetus. -2 A child, boy. -Ooatp. fr, a^fJ^for ^ to frown. of the eyebrows KG. 60. 3. who a. one -5^ abortirn. 5^., ; ; Karpnr. 1. Pt. ; * fi'rows, VPTr^a. One who fries W )*5T:( *( female 9 P. [wj; <9tTJ?sO Swinging or turning round, causing to revolve. from frying-pan See amt q. v. ) A Causing to move or -1 Perplexing, deluding, mis- whirl. -3T: 132. procures of causes -3737 killing an embryo, causing abortion Y. 1.64. fir ; ; 1 A Cfcsfr ) To shine. ; 'to knit the eye' $fT: contraction ^TffRrrgmrn^srt ; tD3 grr ^ -2 To fall, tot-3 To fear. -4 To be go, move. angry. & ^ tne root To ) 1 ter, trip, slip. Moving, motion. -2 Totter- I vnrt-^f: contraction or * frown ; knitting of the eyebrows, V. 4. tTirfiTTT gf^rPrWSrfSirT^i'n 28 ; B^fflr swf^f Me. 24 ; ntn" 1 with a frown '. ^f^pl a. frownifecj the arch of the eyebrow. ing. rrxii the space between the eyebrows. war a creeper-like eye- ing, wavering, slipping. -3 Deviation, swerving, aberration. -4 Devia- cfgarde 1 us au emblem of C'ipid compa. below ). -2 The sing Cooricornut of the zodiac. -3 An array of troops in the form of a Makara. -4 4i> ear-ing in the shape of a Makara. -5 The hands folded in the form of a Makara. -6 N. of one of the nine treasures of Kubera.-7The ffrTf rfc Ch. P. 41. -2- a particulnr array of troops --tmh of the zodiac . /. tho sign Capri-eornus tfjcfrar the passage of the sun into the sign Capri-oornus. jnnft the seventh day in the bright half of eyebrow. ; tenth are of thirty degrees in any tion from tflUtgffr High*. fff^ n^rfl- -WRTW: the ocean. 3TT3T! ! the ocean. -2. a symbolical expression for the number four. j^Pf an ear-ring iu the shape of Mukara. ifctrsr:. -5>iJ:, -%giTJl. m- epithets of trie god of love. v*3T: l.un epithet of the god of love tfsuif fl^jwit'^ [ The female of Tt, ; $n Hatn. 1 3 ; jft ] An a crocodile. mark of a the -&OT Makart on the f aco of LaksUmi.-irftT: N. of a town. ' ' &W TT< epithet of the ocean. -Oomp. sfaf- rtu of an em- killing See epithet of -Oomp. ^be bryo. l.thegod of love.-2tbeocean.-3TK?: an epithet of Varuna. aif^tT:, circle. rectitude, trespass, sin. -5 Losa, deprivation. *r 51 Tv - ] of flowers, flower juice fyrTmtrlf^rsiiff'T 8. -2 A cuckcoo. kinti -4 A 1 Tue honey ; HtK^gfi^- HBJIWIH Bv. 1. 6, of jasmine. -J The bne. -5 A kind ot fragrant mautfo tree. ^A filaraout, 731 o. Filled with honey, -ifl- The Pa'tala' creeper or its flower. A crown cf . gjj. ; ; A U%il w-3T^ 2^ [ order government add res led to the Sudras ^?inH ( A ] 1 ). mirror. -2 The Baiu/a tree. -3 A bud. -4 The Arabian jasmine. -5 The rod or from Magadha. handle of a potter's wheel. To The Bakula 1 JTSpy: bud. -2 A tree. HfHj:, ff$saFf: bean or rice. qyg kind of kidney- Slow. . A g-; kind of kidney-bean or rice. A 1 H$>;qy: The -2 bud. ttee called %f\. A : abdomen Benzoin, red chalk. : To accumu- heap, collect. -2 To be angry. ( flfsrft ) Wrath. -2 Hypocrisy. -3 A multitude, collection. -Oovp. 1 ^: the tree ffiinsr:, M. 2. or Mr )T A -msr( fly, lee ) WTO 1 P. 1. An 1.-2 STW rrsff [r^t?flt ^] Ved. 1 A dorto be worshipped with ob- A ; a SRTTI; m. -Ooap -3J*T?J: an m. god. sacrificial fire, of Siva. epithet ^r m. nn ; a sacrificial rite. TO. a demon, fir epithet of Rama. a Rakshaaa R. 11. 27 ; b/45 ; 0. ' an epithet of Siva. 5. 4 ifft'^ 5^r TI. an pithet 1 . of Indra. -2' ; of Siva. a- >nff*$ weelth Ved. Wishing for sacrifice. -2 Lively, or 1 sprightly, cheerful. KIT: 1 A magian. -2 A : N. of a southern part of Behar nnft Dk. 1 r country, ; ; the aw -2 A miustrel. Uf: ( pi- ) Tho people of vir I The Mngudha, the Magadbaa. town of the Magadhag. -2 Long 11. 6. 21. Ki. 3. ; ; married, to promote good luck. srf^f any daily religious rite performed for good lock. OT^Tir 1 an auspicious in- troduction in the form of a prayer the attainment of success ) at ( for underthe any beginning of T move.-2 go, for the Kg 5. in<j. Immediately, quickly; H^TtT^ 1K^: treSTOTTt Si. 37. -2Bxceedingly, very much. 1 ; -3 Truly, I JT^S". really. A royal bard. -2 A medi- cament cf a particular class. To go, move. Hits 1 U. ( fo^-a ) head of a boat. -2 The The 1 JUT: tide of a ship. HT5J C 'f'T-sra^; Un. 5. 70 ] 1 Auspicious, lucky, propitious, fortu&c. nate ; as inimsrf^fH-:, "rafT*! -2 Prosperous, doine or faring well. -3 Brave. # 1 (a) AuspiuiousnesB, TsiH^fit K^ctr pro[iitieusncs8 ?^.: Vt?litlfe ^ 6. 42 ; K G. ; Happiness, good luck, nr fortune, bl'ss, Tr^ U. felicity; vr^- H^ 5^ff HUfitl AMI. 1.3; w*lfar< ; Well-bung HSU t^s i rinfywifT^Wt ftfTT U. 3. -J9. ( c , good: ^-j]-. Bv. 1. 122 (also r. in these senses). -2 A good omen, anything tending to an uuupiciout issue. -3 A bless; sions. wT^5Tff%r: a fortuneteller. Qaesa. -anrT- 3rrtT: an epithet of HST touching anything auspicious. g^g OTST:, -wmrw: a temple. a. desirous of happiness or prosperiprayer for -gST/T repeating a 5RTtheisuccess of any undertaking. *n **f, -firfiH; a. auspicious. festive occasion, a religious or auspicious ceremony r5f: &n auspicious S. 4. occasion wfar a silken "y legs, greave. soon work of compo- pronouncing a blessing. in auspicious or pious 3T!=giT: 1 ceremony or usage. -2- * benedicWtion, pronouncing a blessing. arjr a drum beaten on festive occi- ty. forest conflagration. mirror. An armour or of any sition. -2- 3. A 10. 67. ( h ) 1 ; ; priest of )he sun. flTrvf: ; N. of the tenth lunar mansion To ) able, fit lations. -2 Lively, active, cheerful. sacrificial rite ; snafrrpwr qr : R. .njnr T5U% R. 5. 16 ; Ms. 4. 24 3. 39. ; =j4Vcontaining five stars. -Comp. ^?ir the tbirceentli day of the dark half of Bhadiapada. H7:, -^j.: the planet Venus. go, move, creep. a- Noni. sing, iiq^r N. of Indra 1 ( 52 Ku. owl (q^r>). -3 N. of 46 3. 26, to when being cf Indra. U3f 1 A. ( Ji^a ) 1 To To decorate, adorn. w/%, Awfir ( q^q: pi. way their ). ; HPJ wax. -Comp. HW CO. the Ku. 6. 87, M. 1. 14 31*35 a benedictory verse or verses repeated by priests over a youth and maiden, ments taking 1 WST: n. 3?*rsf sr&ficT happiness or prosperity. a. decorated with auspicious orna- [ munificent. of sandal. riety tj^amt *ft^ i^e ?w Un. 1. 156] Liberal, o. K. Chalk. P. Ved. msn^ " N. ab^ of lying in ( ( -7 Any persons by Brihmanas when prova3T55T nouncing blessings. tenth lunar maision; see HTT3 1 A kind of flower. -2 A gift, present. riches ). vi grass. -3 N. of Durgi. -Oomp. wsrar: ( m. pi. ) rice thrown over To surround -2 1 such as marriage ( ancient custom. -8 Turmeric. ?5: 1 The planet Mars. -2 N. of Agni. WT -Fft I A faithful wife. -2 Dftr- See To go, move. ) dangerous kind of rite JTg: 1 N. of one of the Dva'paa or divisions of the universe. -2 N. of a country. -3 A kind of drug or medicine. -4 Pleasure. -5 N. of the ). : late, Jis3 ( scess in the women ( occasion or event, a festivity. -6 Any solemn or auspicious ceremony or serve, be a slave, attend upon, as a bard, waiter &c. ). -3 Wealth, A. 1 Den. P. Riwifit- IT2T A ing, benediction. -4 An auspicious or lucky object. -5 An auspicious pepper. -Oomp. jr>9tt 1. a king of the Magadbag. -2-N.of Parantapa 6. K. 20. -3. N. of Jarisaodha. gyvn long pepper. jfr the city of Magadhae. (SPf: / writing or character of the Magadhas. TIVTT o. Belonging to or coming ; cloth worn on occasions of festivity; R. 12. 8 -iff! an auspicious planet. a pot filled with water __ -^isr on fes- trumpet, drum 4c., played R. 3. tive or auspicious occasions or an tutelary 19. auspicious ^?TT ' af serving as an deity, -irsf bard, minstrel, amulet. - profegaionul panegyrist ? we flower an auspicious honoured with -* ; Ve. U a sacrificial offering. an ""spic' " 8 cord auspicious thread woin by a married woman round hor neck as long as her husband -sTrfrs^i, or string, I- the )Mal. 5. 18. -2. the cord of D nmulet.-sj^ a. auspicious. ( -OT ' turmerie. -uw: N. of a mountain. ( wiffll: 1 o. decked in auspiciong 732 ornaments only, such as the auspicious thread, saffron-mark &c. %V. 3. 12- ; *! - ee t^ jfrrp,^ : -*rHT! Tues- , af gtive or augpiciday -MtW: onii rite -2 preparations for a f c.g tival. ?i^: g'ting. a benedictory I expret -ion. -q;^ see n'W3RiK -Jfflnf a solemn or augpido >B ablution. W'lHIdn: An epithet of Siva voted to Uma ). A augpicioui ( de- fortunate. ; of pith semen ( -Oomp. plants. rST^ n. 1. a partibdellium. m; seOTT a nutmeg. ). "JJR3Tip8cj |. gj -2. a kind of bdellium virile. cular bell. -2. men virile. frf^3T$r Tue Indian crane. Sec female the of = n a ! kind of urinary the colour of the Indian madder. -2. (fig.) attachment as charming and durable as the colour of the madder, t. e. durable permanent attachment. or -f [ if^-^^ fa ] An ankornament for the foot ( ^JT ) 1ft or Ir^ ( itgs ^IIT; info: To hold. -2 To grow high or tall. -3 To go, move. -4 To shine. -5 To adore. -6 A. 1 -Comp. disease. ; 1 v. 5 A coucb, bedif ^[ Ht. si ' ] stead, sofa, bed. -2 A raised seat, daii, a platform resting on columns, a seat of honour or state, tbrone 11 ;or 5 Mai. 1 t A post round which the stting of the churning stick paasos R3fn?: A village mostly inhabited by washermen. %fS^B>3- a. ; [ rfe*TV picious, fipr Aus- I JKJ ] fortunate, happy, lucky, MB. 2. 31. -2 Pleasing, prosperous agreeable, beautiful. -3 Holy, pure. ; pioui firwtafijfrrflt . U. y* 4. 10. 1 The sacred flg-tree. -2 The oocoannt tree. -3 A eort of pulge. -4 The Bilva tree, fit I A tpeciet of fragrant ianrfal. -2 V. of Dnrga. -J A kind of aloe-wood -4 A particular perfume. -5 A particular yellow pipment. "t>4 I Auspicious water for the coronation of a king (brought from Gold, lead. yarioai holy placet -t Sandal. wood. -5 Sour curds. A kind A boat, P. |fc(I. 1. decorate. -II. -2 ). Bed -4 (*|ft) T0 A. ( 6. 1, 3. in a field ( used at the ' 3U*nj: ; A fish ( corrupted from a bug in jfnj^ir A 1 -2 A trough, chair. A U 10 wipe A 1 - ( ^ifi-** off. -ft/- tfiTft: clean, ~2 To sound. cluster of blossoms. -3 The pearl. To ) 1 A 1 -2 Tilaka. |.!ar,t errf'r 2. rfa, 1 Un. 156 ] boneg and 1. The marrow of the -J The pith of plants. -Comp. <.: semen ^n. a bone. flesh. virile. sprout, spring f>*>: Hyeniv^rafr: Ku. 438 B. 9. 44, WJ?lstf%t?5?^T ristO 16. 51 ; so *iT3 ff^>T?req-ft wf&rGtt. 10 g gwr^gl *r% ^nfr ; ; .^ 1 Sinking, plunging, sinking under water, immersion. -2 Inundating, deluging. -3 Bathing, ablution ; TOnrq?5r>Tfaw^f^rt*wlfat Batn. 1. 21 R. plant Ttlaka. -Oomp. ^gmt a chowrit in the lorm of a sprout, fanlike sprout V. 4. 4. ^jr the plant : ; HSrfttf o. [ ijsrq': rf-JIIffr MW ftl^ ] Brahma rrfaq, ; -T (fnt) ^"^"15 *^TW 39 v?r face, B- 5. 74, having a a. handsome. 12. beautiful ^^r,-$^a. sweet- tounding. a. [ 3-fflir UK, beautiful, agreeable, Lovely, ' charming, sweet, melodious voice II ] Kav. IT5TT 1 A she-goat. of blosdomn. -3 A -2 A cluster A TV. "j cas- bagkel, Hail. Beginning of pride, q^r ^ The prostitute, loveliness. a. Bright red. : box, ITT ^ar Bv. 4. 45. -2 A hamper. -3 Madder =4Br5I ). -4 A stone. large ' 5*1 nfft Bengal or Indian madder. T'rsnrtft habit. H jt. ridge of a roof. P. 1 [ aiirt^-i A R^nrtnTf?^!- incipient pride. harlot, m. Beauty, T ; 5it rfar^irr courtesan. 16. 57. w A blos- the plantain tree. lil^tfel I ket; cbest, receptacle ( creeper. A "cluster of tf^T:-3ft/ soms. -2 A creeper. -Comp. 334. 2. kind of gallinnle. 3 1 An arbour, a bower. -2 A spring, well. -3 The state of being variegated. I possessing clus ters of blossoms. -2 Mounted on a stalk ( as a bud ). ; -4 Drowning. -5 The marrow of the bones and flesh ( = srn\^ ). [ ^ttf-W^ ?!{, 1 1 The marrow of the bones and flesh. -3 The flamingo. N. of the country called Nea. sweet- voiced fgpal. fitj f>Tf: gT: K&V- 2. 9 --ggr: s charmq} ; Kiv. 2 71. -2 A cluster of blossoms. -3 A Bower-stalk. -4 A -5 A pearl. ( parallel ) line or row. -6 A creeprr -7 The holy basil. -8 1 ..,.-. -Oomp. goose. -2. a (-nr)t. Furnished with or t "TOT-*!^ 5. an epitbet of Krishna. -TO? a. having a lovely gait. . sweet-speaking shoot, 4; ; tray. called %as. ' ', general. of. JT^. : bed bug a 4. Bv. r: *Niff [ The ' ; K wrRr)U. if sofa. end of a noun to denote 'excellence' or the best of its kind' ag jftrqrf%4ST an excellent cow or bull ; sweet, pleasing) *w boo posts. -2- a platform erected on i^ wSf * ] 1 A couch, bed, -2 A raised seat or platform. -3 A stand for holding fire. -Oomp. beau- [*%-3\] Lovely, charming, tiful, festive occasions (aa marriages dec.)- 1 ground. ITg 10. for -3 An elevated shed a watchman ). -4 A pulpit. -5 A ifctr: 1. a stage, platform. -Oomp. teinf oraiy shed resting upon bam- ffSTf adorn, -2 To begin. Mame, censure. -4 To go, move, move quickly. -5 To start, set cut. TO^lA.(mft) | To be wicked. -3 To chHBt, deceive. -3 To be vain or proud. -4 To pound, word rf^j JT^^rrq; R. purify, ). To -J To ** cheat, deceive. A inr ITU of pulse ( qgj ship 1 R ; ( -2 To - To dwell, in- -3 To grind. flSOR T?.spf3 ^ ] I The asoef io, a small cell or T hut cf an loom. -J T3flr ) 1 go. A monastery, convent -3 733 A ieminary, college, place of learn-4 A temple. -5 A cart drawn byoxen. rfrl A cell. -1 A cloister, convent. -Camp. sfnr?nt a monasing. charge of tery, college. j^rr convent ; Pr. 2. 63. A A hut or kind of drnra. down lfndrni(T a. Gulped throat, swallowed up ; U. : ( n<m3 ) To sound, mur- [u ill 3^3 to bo/, also, but rarely uend jewel, gem, precious stone; ( Sfti(i ) I A witti jewels. jj/. /. ij^jfc mine of jewels. -2. a jewelled rock-salt. JTIHT I. a string jewels. -t. lustre, beauty. -J. a circular left by a bito ( in necklace of splendour, impression amorous uporti ). -4. N. of Lukuhint. -5. N. of a m.tre. w^-y it. m. girdled with gems. q-j% : f. 4. P. 1 the set floor inlaid with jewels. ffarsN. of the residence of Sesha. or college. WJ:, "|^T: a iftf small cell. -2 A 1. floor floor, a Intoxicated, drunk. 1 N. of the place of Sesha. a a jewelleil a stick, strinp; of an excellent f??nT: jewel. HT: a slab. flrfjr a jewelled necklace. q^- a string of pearls. ^frgnr a jewelleo staircase. ^^. a pillar inlnid with jewels. ^r a jowelle-l or crystal palnce. H. : "i] vn i "IT <SM Bv. 1. 73 68 ; qorf 1.4; 3. -2 An ornament in general. -3 b(>gt of its kind ; of. *M. Anything -4 A magnet, loadstone, -5 The -6 A water -pot. -7 Clitoris. -8 Glaus penis. -9 A crystal. -JO The fleshy excrescence on the neck wrist. of a goat senses ). also written ( ^ -Oomp. diamond. rroft z: the blue in these -rnr: :, jay. a An inarticulate sound uttered at murmuring cohabitation ; Si. 10. 75. m. I The TPTflT^ a. jewelled. sun. -2 N. of a mountain. -3 N. of a place of pilgrimage. ;- A JTrffre*: cook. ?: -sraft N. of ^fSnur, eacred pool in Benarei. -9;r7: the feathered part of an arrow. CT*nt the neck. ^jfT: a lapii\ irf^tV A 1 v. q. king-fisher. the crane ^c a having a handle adorned with jewels. ^qV; of sorrowfully. fl-y: A kind of baked sweetmeat. OTTO: dary, jeweller. or Sarasa bird. a jewelled mirror. -^T: 1. a lamp having jewels. -2- a jewel serva flaw or ing as a lamp. sjrsri defect in a jewel. jhr: 1. the hood of the serpent Ann-nta. -2. N. of a fabulous island i the ocean of nectar. ijjt m., *np^ ". a rainbow. female keeper of crrar conchjewel*. svqnff: N. of the shell of Sabadeva Bg. 1. 16. JT. |. the navel. -2- a kind of bodice ricnly adorned with jewel*. ( -( ) 1 . N. of a town in Kalinga. -2. the pit of the stomach, or a mystical circle on the navel ( also trrotjTO ). irfih an epithet of Babhrn'vahan. a most excellent jewel trtat 8. 7. -2. the I. the wrist fastening of jewels ; R. 12. 102 rV^T I. fattening on of jewels, a etriog or ornament of pearl*. -2. that part of * ring or bracelet where the j .vein are set o jllet 8. 6. -3. the wrist ; S. 3. 13. -4fen, -*br: the pomefranate tree. firr%t /. ; -*t : ; : ; : ; tion, embellishment ; nr fJS^T^S^l- Hf^HT Ku. 7. 5 Ki. 8. 40 R. 8. 71. * ( cr ^rflTW. ) N. of a ; : philosopher who is said to have been defeated in controversy by 3ankardchurya. 1 A temporary ball erected ou ceremonial occasions, an open hall rt^rywso;- -2 A 5. 73. I tent, pavillion ; R. arbour, a bower, as in -3 An OTTBTS? -Me. 78. -4 A bnilding consecrated to a deity. -Oomp. qra\sr the consecration of a temple. T3W: -fN>T 1 A small abed, shop. A small pavilion or tent. ife^Rr: 1 An ornament, a decoration. -2 An actor -3 Food. -4 An iff A woman. assembly of women. -2 j. j>. Adorned, decorated. A kind a. circular. flower A.(fctf) 1 To long for. -2 To remember with regret, think rf^ iug or ornamenting, adorning'; 3TT HS^ra^rsT: R. 13. 16 S. G. 5 -2 An crnament, decora- tf The moon-atone. A jffJTa. [H? ; water-jar. -2 = -3 Tbo front part of the female organ of generation. 9f: 1 A crystal palace. -2 A jewel, gem. -W j ; nf3: R. 18. 2. a distiller of spirits ; few a jewel, gcin. jewels. ^TT. the colour of jewels. ( -r ) vermilion. drinking scum cream. &c. baked flour. tiz-H: I A kind of -2 A very thin kind of cake ( Mar. Rt? ). -3 A particular musical air. a. I ?5; of cricket. t^a^] A circular -2 A d6g. -3 troops. snake. Ronnd, array of A kind of # 1 A circular orb, globe, wheel, riug, cl rcumf erenow, anything round or circular ; R. 12. 98 Ki. 5. 41 Ku. 1 24 ; so ; ; H|-I. 1 P., 10 U. wft, adorn, decorate ( 1 To ) vmflttlvftf<(*r: Ki. 10. 59 Bk. 10. 23. -2 To rejoice. -II. 1 A (flifr) 1 To clc the, dress. -2 To surround, en^oinpass. -3 To distri- &c. -2 The charmed circle ( drawn Mu. 2. 1. -3 A by a conjurer ) the tun or moon; disc, especially of ?toriTmT?j'flf R- 16- 27 ; anri- bute, divide. for ^, iffsi ; ; ^w- -* C "^- ^' ffw fl^-w- matter or scum forming on the surface of any of boiled ticc liquid. -2 The scum ^ 51 ] I The thick oily ; ~3 4- ' 5fr^r scum in general. -5 Ferment. -'> Gruel. -7 Pith, eosence. -8 The head. -9 The spirituous part of or wine. tion. tree. decora-2 A frog. -3 The castor oil ?r 1 Spirituous liquor. ~2 ; 1 Aa ornament, The emblio myrohalan 3^* I- barm. tree. -OOfflp. -2- , ; 15 1. ir^irg^f ftanr ( fiwrrt ) M. 4. fl^RratHffan'?^ HW^sjsf q- Qlt. -4 The halo round the sun or ; moon. -5 The path or -6 of a orbit A multitude, group, collection, assemblage, troop, body. heavenly company ; rnr ffrtfeS^ arffcw <mVteA Society, association. Dk. $HH*}A* R- 4. 4. ; circle. -9 The A -S visible horizon. A A district or province. -II rounding district or territory ( In politics) The circle of near and distant neighbours -7 great -10 sur- -12 a king's ; decorating occawalls, floors &c. on festive sions. -3. mental agitation or exIT oiement. -4. variegatde colour. &o. R. ( According quoted by Malli. 15. to the 9. Kamandika circle of a 734 king'i near and distant neighbours consists of twelve kings : ftfspftjor the central monarch, the five kings whose dominions are in the front, and the four kings whose dominions are in the rear of his kingor intermediate, RHTR dot^, the and ;jtfTH or king. The kings in the front as well as in the rear are designated by particular names i'.. ifferent see Malli. ad loc. of. also 81 and Malli. thereon. According to some the number of sueh Si. ; ; 2. kings Den. A. sflffrift or natural enemy, ( tfafad the central monarch country of with whom he is allied ), and [f ffl^rtfl=r or the natural neutral, ( the sovereign whose dominions lie be. yond those of the natural ally ). -I J A particular position of the feet in shooting. kind of mystical diagram used in invoking a divinity. -HA -15 A division of the fiigveda ( the whole collection being divided into 10 Mandates or eight Ashtakas ). -16 A kind of leprosy with rouml spots. -17 A kind of perfume. -18 A circular bandage ( in surgery ) -19 A sugar-ball, sweetmeat. 37 1 A circle, orb &c. -2 A group, assemblage. -3 Walking round, cir cular motion. -4 Bent grass ( jrr ) round pointed. -Comp. 3nr -V. ) beat * or crooked scimitar. -jTf: ainhfti 1. the ruler or sword, ysi-.i governor of a or province. -2- a king, sovereign. 3ttff%:/- circular movea principal ment U. 3. I'.t. district or kingdom district. 9Tr3) having a circular bow. a cir- ^Mr cular dance, dance iu a ring. a. ; degcriliing a circle. j^g^f: a kind of insect -iz; the tig-tree forming a circle. wnfc m. a ruler of a ml i v^t rain over the whole. province. of a king') territory ,gencral rain-full. -2 A disc. -J district, province. -4 A group, collection. -5 A circular array of troop*. -6 White leprosy with round $f A dogipots. -7 A mirror 1 A circle. A : Den. P. 1 To make round or circular, form into a globe -2 To turn or whirl >on<>; *rxrn?:fof5'i^ 5r^ Ki. 16. 44.' or circle. ( - An -J A cat. -4 The pole-cat. -5 A -6 The sun. -7 The fig-tree. -8 f fr nr? wenT The ruler of a province. 47 ;R. 12.73. A tributary king; fcftptf ^Jt3^ir:Klr. K. 2. 111. 4l$ 8 U. To form into a ring : or circle, to coil round. A TV. J 1 An elephant. -2 N. of a sage ; R. 5.53. dog. ral. elephant -3 ; H*nn A word ffdfgS'fcl oloud. M. used 3 Ki. 6. ; end at .-the ' excellence or of noun* to denote of its best kind'; anything ' an excellent cow ' ; cf. Bounding, coiling. 1 p. cle. -2 Rounded, made H^fftn P. 1 -2 To form ^ JTf Up. 4. [ To become round. 1 a globe or circle. v^uft fa, ] lotelleot, sense, ; * -Oomp. 3^^%., .%fo. f. ' ' skipping of several Sutras and supplying from a previous Sutra ) : raK^rm?"! 't^^>fcrHi!i<*nn Sk. ^jy a collection of frogs. ^fr; *> kind of abstract meditation in which the who meditates a frog. full of frogs. like so |wnr,gwfif. -3Thought,idea, notion, supposition, ; belief, opinion, the leap cf a frog, skipping over or omitting at intervals, ( in grammar the word is used to denote the a tonic /. [ knowledge, judgment mift^ war^?rY H. 2. 86 3i?Tr%niT WH: R- 1. 2.-2 Mind, 26 mode sitg m/tion- HT^ n a pond impression, view * Bh. Jif^: 2. ftro^^V (rt< ; -4 Intention, design, purgee tRTr. -5 Resolution, depose termination. -6 Esteem, regard, respect Ki. 10. 9. -7 Wish, desire, 78. 18. ; ; inclination JlfffrVsiTWr'^i'Tiv^^f ; -8 Counsel, advice. -9 -10 Remembrance, recollection. R. 8. 94. Ved. -11 Devotion, prayer ' An Mt ( used as ). JTRT fr,-*r,-3rn ( ' heart on ly, resolve upon ', wilfully Ms. 222 4. frcTT ; ; 5. !>. 4 <> ' ', ^ p. Esteemed, honoured, respected R. 2 16, 8. 8. -4 Commended, valued. -5 Conjectured, guessed. -6 Meditated upon, thought of. perceived, rcoguined. -7 Thought or>t. -8 Intended, aimed at. -9 Approved, sanctioned. -10 Wished or hoped ; fot. -1 Perceived, obsorved,knoxyn, understood. ( See H^) a | A ! thought, idea, opinion, belief, view; $iwtf**TPn^fii H35THT Bg. 18. G ^r &c. -2 Doctrine, tenet; creed, re; impression that nirq?r?4r ^ jntfrf ftcTTrjmyft JTHTTT: Bg. 3. 31. -3 Advice, instruction, counsel. -4 Aim, design, intention, purpose. -5 Approbation, ; jrvj f3trv: a opinion. settled belief, firm conviction. if? of difference a. intentional, irul. wilful. j, ~^9J intentionally, wil- purposely, m?i$: superiority fully, willingly. of intellect, cleverness. -2r^. change of views WH:, -nnnfW:' 1- delu- -- sion, mind illusion, confusion of C. 9. -2- an error, a mis- mental S". ; 1 - RtWH: -f^ take, misapprehension. or infatuation of W?T: confusion ?ifi^( a. mind, mildness, frenzy. intelligent, clever. euele*4, fco'ish. - ligions belief ^*? -12 under the telligence, intelligent, clever.' [13;-^] 1 Thought, believed, supposed. -2 Considered, regarded, deemed, looked upon, -j jrjT/>. ad- tne think ' of JTcTT is used adverbially in the sense of 1. knowingly, intentionalviser. ; Rust of iron, drosi *T|T : understanding, *t1l% A kind of coitus or of sexual enjoyment. qft ] A female frog. -2 A -wanton or unchaste woman. -3 N. of several Subhash. person Jtnfg^t. ; 42] A frog ; Wfsfrfr K*ii1/rl PN^IC: plants. See formed into a globe or cirBent, curved ( as a bow ). circular, TWT ; Forming a coil. -2 Rul- [ a circle, made up into m. \ A particular ing a country. kind of snaka. -2 A snake ic gene- leflS wfot: round sanction, commendation. -6 Knowaro a. well-versed ledge. -Oomp in playing at dice. -aJrat 1- a different view. -2. a different oreed. sTT^Vit adopting or holding a particular opinion. a- *tefe< veieign of an adjacent country ), the !f[fm^f natural ally, ( the so- ( Bounded, made <* the so vereign whose dominions are separated by those of nnother from the- frA or circular. even more According to others, the circle consists of three kings only the oneself ball, globe. four, six, eight, twelve or gee Mit. on f. 1. 345. ; is To form into a circle, to coil oneself . **Vrft JT aw?*-: ? a. stupid, Clever, intelligent. My, mtttf* A ^-'f^ bag. mine; j^: gpif: <|^IT m^t Bk. 16 8 735 A bug; -2 An elephant without tnekg. -3 A email elephant. -4 A beardless man. -5 A buffalo. -6 The cocoa-nut tree. -7 A fled. of An armour for the legs or the I SI. 14. 68. thighs --dff Pudendum girl ). -Oonrp. xnf p.p. srffc Vb. Hf^ K. W3e P. 10 &o. -2 Mad, Intoxicated, ( fig. also ) ; 90 insane. ; , ., -3 F _-. , In rut, furious ( as an elephant ); B. 12. 93. -4 Proud, arrogant. -5 Delighted, over-joyed, excited with joy. -6 Amorous, sportive, wanton. TT: A ] drunkard. -2A mad man. -3 An elephant in rut. -4 A cuckoo. -5 A buffalo. ~6 The thorn-apple or Bhattura plant. in Spirituous or vinous a fence liquor. -Cotnp. arrjNr: ound a large building ( as of a rich, rnun ) JH; an elephant in rut 'MHr a woman having the gait of an elephant in rut, e. with Blung. ing git. 3jrfT{ fST?rr qTjjTB. -2 Hostile, inimical. -3 Greedy TrfacGit. of, of a tree selfishly addicted to ; with loc. ( ) -4 Wicked. -5 Ved. Intoxicating. -6 % >fV an elephant. fl%WHT above. wanton woman. a M^-^; [ Un. 4. 2 ] Tlfa'ft = 1 . -2. a bewitching or ^f^ ., -^rrir: an ir^. a wild or amorous peacock. ( -t ) a kind of metre, yuui; an elephant in rut. -"* ) 1 ( fence round a -?* large building or mansion. -2. a turret room on the top of a large a pavi- building. -3. a veranda. -4. lion. ( -or ) pounded betel -nuts. RW a. Somewhat drunk, cated, or proud. intoxi- Ma. variety of ': fish. *TW fish. -2 A lord of tho Matsyas. ,. Un. 3. 73] ^ Jealous, envious. -2 Insatiate greedy, covetous. -3 Niggardly. -4 I -5 Selfish, self-interested picked. -6 Ved. Satisfying. _7 Intoxicating ( Ved. * ). | 5 >5f*T? Ku. 3. 60. Envy, 13. 7 , 9 of tbia avaiu'ra (\e* I erman. iirtf^ir a fish-basket. -*ni o. having the smell of flsh.(-tfT) N. of Satyavati. 4tz : a kind of fish-sauce. qraj 1. the occupation of a fisherman. -2. a fisherman, -irr- flKftfii man ', srrfr an ' half-fish, epithet ._ Tl of Satyavati. -*iii: an osprey. g^rof one of the eighteen Puranas. N.^of %<*:, -%fip? m. a fisherman, a fish-hook, an angle. irtj( fj> a fish- basket. ^,., -CT: a halcyon, king-fisher. usft 1 . the Rohita fish. -a. N. of Virata fcnr, an angle a cormorant, a shoal of fish ^^V . Coarse of nn- JT 3. (Norn. sing. n, ace. pi. stick ; injuring. -3 ,: A I ) churning- s Ki. -2 Wind. -3 A 4. 16 ; N. 22. 44. thunderbolt. -4 The penis. N. of an ancient town situated on the right bank of the Yamuna, the birth-place of Krishna and the scene of bis amours *nd exploits ; one of the seven sacred cities in India ( see artft to this ), Had it is is, day, the favourite reaort of thousands of devotees, (t is said to have been founded by Satrnghoa ; R. 15. 28 ; p^ 6- 48. -Oomp. epithets of Krishna. A form of the iirst personal xr^ pronoun in the singular number nied chiefly at the beginning of comps. ! rfT ' 'for me', 'for my of me ';i thinking -* ~ :c. &o. sake' ; . if^; drunk 3 4 P. I. ( mof^, or intoxicated irirrv Si - 10 27 - - ; utr ) Vf?r t To be rarfa?TT.r -2 T <> be mad. -3 To revel or delight in. -4 To be glad or rejoiced. -5 Ved. To satisfy, delight, gladden. -6 To enjoy su- Caui. ( delight *rr^ft Wfrfit imfarr wsrtflr 1. 21 ; irsftwgtn 4?5>rn^ r^ ; M. Hf^ft * MM. 1. 36, Si. 13. 38, Ki. 5. 26. -3 To inflame with passion Mil. 3. 6. -4 ( Atra. ) To be glad, I wf Killing, destroying, : To be proud. -2 To be [ "t-w^ drunkenness, . . Churned, _$ fr^.. Churning, stirring up. -2 Hurting, fj Rr 1 rejoice, be pleased. -II. 10 A. ( ?r^-HI. 1 p. ) To please, gratify. = . ; [j^-^] ; ; M. See "? ] A churning stick. C ronnd,agita ted, shaken about. Crushed, ground, pinched. -3 Afflicted, distressed, oppressed. -4 Killed, destroyed. -5] Dislocated ; (see 4sj). p nre butter-milk ( without water ). of of half-wo- tr?I95! Hostility, enmity ; B.' 8. 71. -4 Covet' , Si. jealous a fisherman.' ^rt the coun- w^W:, stirred try of the Matsyas. gr^ft N. the twelfth day in the month -3 Pride h The ; a king-fisher. -2. one who eats fish. 315*. N. of a demon. aiTOT'n', -nfr a fiah-basket ( used by fisher-men ). Tffc* m. an epithet of Vira);a. r?r an epithet of Satyavati. ^fo,. an epithet ot Vylaa. wr$if$n "-i 3U3?N': a fish- W?TTi refined sugar 63 ITf*r: whole va's description, -Oomp. churning-stiok. wfter p.p. ; j,j oaf y* Si. a carnations of Vishnu ( during the reign of the seventh Manu, the . fire ing, destruction. ff*rl ( dual ) Tho sign Motsyas. Pisces of the zodiac. j^r- ( pi. ) N. of a country and its inhabitants, the country of Virata q. v. ; Ms. 2. 19. -Oomp. N. of a -sTijfair, -sr^fr kind of Sorna plant. 3j=r, -w^r, -3TT? a- feeding on fish, a fish-eater. STWarT: the first of the ten in- ; trs N. used in producby attrition ). r 1 Churn- -q$W: the mountain Mandara used as -2 A particular -3 A king of the ^fnt(^, sfii^^ TO. srrfj a fishing -net. ) A A which Had become earth, corrupt wag swept away by a flood, and all living beings perished except the pious Manu and the seven sages who were saved by Vishnu in the form of a fish cf Jayade) -4 Rubbing 2. ( >rfanFiit*r, stirring round, agitating. -2 Rubbing, friction. -3 Injury, hurt- 20. 7. f o^j A harrow. -2 The means of acquiring knowledge. -3 The exercise of knowledge.-4 Harrowing, makine even or level ( as a field. 1 I hand- elephant in rut. or small ing ; ing, Satisfying. gome and very fascinating woman. destroyer 10. of a young ; 1.^11 2. 115; 9. 37 ; Mk. 18. *T3<"T: hemp. | [ j^-iE ] drunk, inebriated ( Si. 15. 1 Hrwtf u Dk. ] 1 inebriety poor. Intoxication, ; ff^rrfg^ WffNr!TT 736 -3 Ardent passion, wanton cr luft passion, lasciviousncsa, lustful ; f f^ 10. Si. J^WJWIWlt nfror: ^KrnTT5l 91. -4 Bnt, ichor, or tha juice that exudes from tue temples of an elephant in rnt JT^ST vrrfo 3Tt5*T: TtTnrBO W?5>?5:. T Tfnifih Chandr. 5. 45 H ?>nr, Me. ?0, R. 2. 7 ; 12. 102. -5 Love, deeire, ardour. -6 Pride, ; , I't. 1. 240. -7 arrogance, conceit -8 SpiriRapture, excessive delight tuous liquor. -9 Honey- -10 Musk -II Semen virile. - 12 Soraa -13 -14 Ariver beautiful cutiog diiuk. butfnlo. object. A drinking cup. -2 such Any agricultural implemeot ( awnr:, BO a plough Ac. ) -Oomp. ( *% ^T ). I such as -WTfrwt any distemper ( head-ache ) resulting from drunkenness. 3m a. 1. blinded by intoxi- dead drunk, drunk with pas aratfta w^ior Tra^ii 'iTfrTrV. passion or 4. 13. -2- Winded by infatunted. -3nnrrji pride, arrogant, cation, si on ; removal of intoxication. an elephant in rnt. -2- N. ?NT! 1 of Aira ludra. of 3Jt?H the elephant vata, a. langnid with paiaion or intoxication. amuT 1. a state of dronkenness. -2. wantonness, lustfulness. anjf-3. rnt, being in rut; R.S-7. furious with rut. -2 full of B a. 1. overpowered by passion. -3ir5=5r th8 P lm drnni,intoxicated.(-vO luit, a. tree nrwmr: a kettle-drum carried airsr on the baek of an elephant. T-3rri musk. flpj. m. a cnckoo. Hf a. intoxicated, 1. tree, an ^fTr ; a dove. -si ( ) $<*S" irjtprr: C*ras Farrt B * 22. -* arrogant, proud, a. 1. 161. Haughty Pt. 1. 3. A Ku with j dronk passion "* tbe inflated with pride. -atR'* witl sraei a. swollen cuckoo. sion *rifcrt ; -*p ; pr ide. 9jrv: eunuch. -^fo causing intoxicatio WP5 m. an elephant in rut. articulatea. 1. speaking softly or in R. 9. 37. ; indistinctly ly, speaking low sounds of love. -3. _2. uttering Mil. drunk with passion ; U. 1- 31 sweet indistinct JT^-4. yet 14. 9 31. -5. rut^S f** WTWTTt Me. under the influence of tish ; ; furious, 24. -6 furion?, mad (-B-.) tut, V. 4. ^(531 a bull an elephant in rot. at will ). set at liberty ( to roflm IrjE? <> passion; - HK: a ^rfaeR nutmeg. phant. an ^' c ~ cotlon shrub. ^tlrf,. -fW* house, a dram-shop, tavern. madden- ing. -2 Delighting, exhilarating. JITHi'l The god of love, Cupid ; stately or sportive through V. 4. 16. wr 1-an intoxi- celebrated in honour of Cupid yw: an epithet af Krishga -wf^fti a amorous sport or dalliancelove-letter. ~W5f a- influenced by the ! $lrfl*1 love, enamoured. female of the cnckoo. -2. an aphrodisiac. N. of a plant ($i& man. -5 Spiliquors. -4 A drunken rituous liquor (n.also in this sense). ; 27 1. S 2. ; 2 18. Love, passion, sexual love, lust fiff &c -3 The spring m A lover, libertine. season. A bee. -5 Bees' wax. -6 A kind of embrace. -7 The Dhattara pUnt. la tree tree. I HT.-'ft -9 The Baku- Spirituous liquor. -2 Uusk. -3 The atimukta creeper. f two senses ). ( sft only in these 1 Intoxicating. lighting. ^ -2 -Oomp. Gladdening, desnnrr: a species the of grain ( ) w^ST: 1poni* 2- a finger-nail, or a wound sfrinflicted by tit in cohabitation. epithets of Siva. in love, enamoured. WTfJTi o. afflicted by love, -flfff, - 8. 3. 10. MI3f I- pudendum 1 mnlicbre.-2- 'Cupid's missile said srrwr:-'? of a very lovely woman. I. pudendum muliebre..-2- a lotus. a kind of 3. a king. y?Tt<jrp? Tfff*: the vernal festival mango. celebrated in honour of Cupid. , an a. pin-*r ) apsarat. -afft* ing or langnid with love. -mtf a 'a pleasnra^arden,' N. of garden. ( Un. 3. 134 ] 1 -2 A hog. -3 Dhattara. -4 A -5 A kind of fume. -6 A cheat or rogue -4 8 The Khadira Being always drunk or W^-, J^Tft [ elephant in ml. thorn-apple or An -, 1. 3. a. uqwq excited. ; 11 r*7*>fci B. 5. 63 ; so Rs. ( &! T toxioating, Kbanjana m ' ftnSt? passion. lust or pride. -2- stuWT$ 1pefied with intoxication. strength preduced by passion. -2an elethe heroism of love. fr^: 12. ~ ~Vf 'fttra's an - tor cuckoo. maddened by Intoxicating V sexu2. P'g eoa dove or q intoxicat- ; l Mil. half of Chaitra, or the festival celebrated on that day in honour of CusufoWf a faithless wife -tr% pid bird, -qmii the w. the ping down ichor', furious, ed U. 3. 15. -T.W a. affected with a cock pnssion. -TTT: I- Cupid. -2. lin* of rut, -3. a drunkard. drerr a line formed by the juice flowing from an elephant's temples. fti^H a. |. in rut, furious. -2- agitattd \\- spirituous 1 drunk,intoxiquor.-Tf,TW^ cated.-2- furious, dronkwitb pasrat. -2. ; ] love's quarrel "i^gBHt ; caused N. of a tbe ^rRff' epithet of Krishna. fourteenth day in the bright half of Cbaitra, or the f ebtival celebrated ou ^fthat day in honour of Cupid. the thirteenth day in the bright the exudation of ichor or rutting juice from the tem' dropple of an elephant, -ij^ . ' hair love. -2. pudendum muliebre. -wn:/- by lust or erection of 3!Tf W: ; ^or, _^rrr:, . -qraf union al ^ .-^ s el?piiant in rut.-snii>T:r1 H9it)" W' excited by lust drink. -2- furious with passion, haughty. fnl, -3 arrogant, proud, influence of -4. rnttish, under the an I. elephant in 7. B6. rut (-*:) 1. I : by the feeling of an elephant ). -2- lustful, wanton, druuk. -3- gladdening, exhilarating (->.) an epithet of Indra. ( -m. dual) an epithet of the Avins. -3TST, -^fPt n. rutting juice, ichor einding from the temples of a ruttish elephant. -57T: fever of pride or passion Bh. a furious elephant, 3. 23. faTT: ; Any --^g^a. TtTTi a distilling rut (as hemp. 2- !/. A a. per- ( 1 ). kind of roller or harrow. f*' [ moffi 3^i> "* *^ maddening. -2 Delighting fascinating, gladdening ] 1 Intoxicating, &c. ) as in tfW: .qT"'nf)TW1. Ht ww rf%tf5tr ^^*^r^ffrs Vb. A km< (..ey.es ; ; ching eyes; Tg^wf^T.Hpn' s|Hfl an intoxicating drink. JTf^TT 1 Spirituous liquor ; Me. ^fTffffn ^f^Hr^^TWT: 78 Si. 11, 49. -2 A kind of wag- ?q> ; tail. yqjs, T-3Fnff o intoxicated with spiale-qj, STfWT an -3 N. of Durga. -Ooarp. rituous, liquor, bouse, dram-bouse, a tavern. the mango tree. Spirituous liquor. 737 a. mo to *fs : My, balonging mine, B. 2. 45, 65, 5. 25. ; ^-3 *t9\ [ A cf. \ Op. 7. ] 1. kind of aquatic bird, a cor in o rant or diver. 2 A kind cf snake. -3 A kind of wild animal. -4 A kind of galley or veasel of war =[ re wv*rornj Dk. -5 N. of a de graded mixed tribe, the offspring of a Brahmana by a woman of the bard class see M?. 10. 48. -6 An 1 wine, spirituous liquor tTft*rr JTvjf*rf^5r 65 'Rs. ; Sugar. -6 Sweetness. -7 Anything sweet. -8 Ved. Soma juice. -9 Milk or any from ( Ved. ) m. The spring or vernal season thing produced : ) I ; Si. mar Ku. 25 ; ; ; R- outcast. cf. Un. > >?.5^ 1. 41 ] 1 A diver, pearl-fisher. -2 A kind of sheat-Ssh. -3 N. of a degraded mixed tribe see q^ ( 5 ). "5*[ 3^ l ; *iai ; TT3T ". [ incjjqjff 1 In- 1 ] -2 Gladdening, exhila- toxicating. win?, turfsTRh sfr- ; ftrcTJTsrfrir R- 7. 49 ; Ms. 5. 56, 9. 84, 10. 89. -Oomp. BruTr: the Bakula tree. ^far. a kind of insect : a kind of tree ( . --^JT nt3T ). a drunkard, tippler, sot. q-^;-. 1. drinking, intoxicating liqner. -2. any intoxicating drink. a. intoxicated with -ftfr drink jure the plant called DhaIT: mash --qpt -- taki. 5fr( 'ft )3T a used, drug to HRM cause fermentation, leaven. a wine-glass so rq-vrrg. -fff: barm, =rrfpfr the plant called rryeast. ; (W- HVH=T distillation of spirit. 3T: dra. A ( pi. ) 'fifrj 2. 13 ] 1 N. cf a The country. inhabitants of Ma- Joy, ' 3)TC a- also w=*-jfr< ( producing gwr N. of Madri, second wife of Pandu. ) delight. ^qj B. Belonging to, or producMadra. ^ A ruler or in in, habitant of Madia. ^T, ( pi. ) N. ed ; of a degraded tribe in the south. T^TT^ Den. A. To be glad or de- lighted. 24, 11. 7 3. 10, m. r An epithet of Siva. The month 6. 25. ax SJTSTK: sfrn'tT a. honey. Ms. having honey at the first taste 11. 9. kind of mango tree. srrJT! -3Tn5 n- i "WsJ^f sweet potato. -3TfqrT: the mango tree. srm^: sweet ; Vai- 5 ( ^-3 Ita H'J, or W v-A/. '!: Un. ) 1H 1. ] Sweet, pleasant, agreeable, delight- g Honey (priW Wg^r Wmf*raft wfiWTWft U. 3. 34 T3 fasicf fttsrrfi- ff* g fwrgt*^. -2 The juice or nectar of flowers Ku. ful. -n. ( ) I ; honey. wrgf^:/. a sacrificial offering of sweet things. Tr^ff, -Tni, -Tffinf bees' wax. T?W^: the spring or vernal festival. ^ 3-3-- ' water mixed honey-water, honoy, hydromel. TfJTT a the abode T^rs^r spring-garden. of Madhu, ' sn epithet of Mathura 15. R. 15. tt; the cuckoo. JTCt 1- a largo biack bee ; ^j^-^g with ; R. 9. 30 ; Me. libertine. -3. female bee. 35, 47. -2. a sweet lime. "nor:, lovor,' -$ ) a swarm ( 5rf3r:/. a of bes. 9r&r 1. sweet. lime, a kind of citron. -2. a kind of date. WiW%, -^sf the forest of the de- mon Madhu. bee. ^JT^ij citron w. a sort of -"^frft*! -5Wr jgrr'ssiT, a a stream of ^?*rf m. a -bee. %jr- u beo. a bee-hive. ^T$TI, -Ts ! -2. a honey comb JRJT: 1. a bee-hivo! -2. a honey-comb. ( pi. tree. honey, sg^ carousals. bout, drinkin"- -$rrf3ft a Kharjura treo. ifftj-, -iff^^ a scented with honey, sweot-siuoliin^ 18. irrTJT: the cuckoo w^t a lib.Uion of honoy. -^IT: tho cuckoo, -^jrj;, -^IJT, srg-3 a. I. U. 3. 24. -2. dropping or distilling honey ing with ; melliflaons, overflowsr bees' wax. sweets. sugar-candy. -2. the eurth. kind of citron. 3Tf I. of-fat a 36 ; A |f| H'sreiwafni'n't Git. 10. sweet insoxicating drink, 93 drunkard *r3TI?1T: ; trtf^nir T- jrgih HZ Bv. 1. 126, 1. 63 (where both meanings are intended ). irTJ(%; an epithet of e<5 a bee-hive. Krishna. honoy 'a mixture of q-^: I. epithets of Vishnu 9 ( 48 ; Si. 15. 1, made a respectful offering ', guest or to the bridegroom on his arrival at the door of tee father to a of the bride are five U. 4 ; ^ : ( usual ingredients its tffcfe qfa ftm ; M. J6. sr 13 ; Ma. mony 119 aeq . -2. the of receiving a guest. 3. et cere- q^ a. worthy of madhuparka q. v. the Jndigo plant. wt. a bee. iff -fir in epithet of Ma??r, -T"iT tbura Jr=q~S '3cg!%!mflr;t srgjOn;> fftt Bv. 4. 44. 3SSI: I. the Aokit ; -2 the Bakula tree. -3. the Oantt tree. -4. the Sirisha tree. nar born male child ). fi> drunk with wine. -2. excited JTfi the intoxicaby the spring. tion of liquor. -HWI a kind of drink mixed witn honey. irf&:, -fff / Rf and ghoe. FTM4; montus ( %3f and -t ^ thetwo spring rrtfcf^ ). I. intoxicating drink. -2. irrv^7* a kind any spring-flower. of intoxicating liquor. mor: a v rf&: -rfjbee. 'Irrf a kind of : = W*8 /. sugar-cane. ice. tff : ; sugar, R^ ' ; 3. e, spirituous liquor(made from honey). 3Tt77T7 a. having the taste of ; -3 sweet things honey, and clarified butter. ^jrr: the god of love. |^T; the mango tree. the extract or -3 N. of a demon killed by Viahnu. -4 N. of another demon, father of Ravana and killed by Satrnghna. -5 The Asoka tree. -6 N. of king Kartavirya. -Oomp. 3T?fit5t a lump of honey, clotted Rs. ^5^31^0.2. called s&kha. Tvjct. 30 -2 ; ) *Tg^a. [cf. Un.4. 112] Ved. I Fond of enjoyment. -2 Intoxicating. ar ruler of that happiness. ( W^TW = to shave or shear ). -lomp, 5 ' Un. T^* T2f: [ country. -2 ; ' 37 Spirituous liquor, rating. any intoxicating drink 4. 20 6. -gt?pfif3Trran&-i?f Tne month of Ghaitra 3*f the three cane. ; 4. sweet. ( -ffi ) 1. - iffSw, -*ffr liquoru *eet- flavoured, the wine palm. -2- 3Tiffrait. 5; R. sugar-cane. -3. swootnoBS. ^UT: -oy sugar- a bunch of grap?i. ( - -2. Tine, ) ! 738 of a tree. fo, -%^, -SrrH : a bee ; so HVpfUte'- -1% IN. of the forest inhabited by the de- a* sweet-speaking. ^n\ a kind of date tree. fm, -^f mon Madhn where Satrugbnafonnded Mathara. -2. N. of the forest of wm: Sugriva. ( -?r : ) the cnckoo. ( m. pi. ) drinking often and often, carousing tippling, ! ; 5ff^f< srff HcTT: Ki. w?r;rrfta^r5reig?r JT^^rrr: 59 9. 5T wiwif frgTOi' a. Sweet, pleasant, agree- able. JTtrriTT ?sr Sweetness, pleasantness, agreeableness, loveliness. Tg^JT^ Den. P. To aweotan, render sweet. g 5ifW g made a. Sweetened, sweet. iTHJ^ m. Sweetness, agreeable- ; ; JTt^rsTT*r zni Bv. 1. 117 *S* r>f^sr4 ; ney-sugar. wax. *r^:,-$rT*r:, w- the god of love, -ffrf! a kind of poiaon. -'aj'T: I. a bee. -2. an epithet of Vishnu. -?trrsf a bee-hive. jj^ a. dropping ho. ney or sweetness. f-Tf) I. liquorice. -2. N. of the third dayinthe bright half of Srivana. f*f; the cuckoo. 5^ m. I. a destroyer or collector of honey. -2. kind of bird of prey. -3. a seoth-sayer. -4. an epithet of Vishnu. *nw> a. Sweet. -2 Sweet-speaking, melodious. -3 Of the colour of ^: 1 N. of a tree ( =-jv honey. 1 Aoka tree. -3 A kind q. v. ). -2 The cf bird. -4 The liquorice root. I awttf a. agroetibla. flower 113. I. Sweet a. JTgfr see nj<. pj drink, spirituous lAn^intoxioating ; iquor. Black mustard. Den. P. To wish or long for boney. I A bee. -2 N. of a tree. WVI^T: 3=T A 1 flower of the Madhuka tree |^W ; . 13 *T%?5: [ of tree. sift at-* Liquorice. -3 A A J'fto ] The mango 3ft I kind -2 tree. kind of citron. of tree. JTOT a. TO [ q^-ij^ TV. -^: I ] $ Very intoxicating, sweet- Intervening, intermediate. -3 Middling; moderate, of a middling size or quality, mediocre; ni^gilrsntfar I Sweet. -2 Pleasant, -3 Mixed with ; ( as a ). impartial. -5 ( in astr. 1 Sweet. -2 Honeyed,* melli-3 Pleasant, chancing, attractive, agreeable; 3^ truant t TfcS. 1 Ku. 5. 9; MalT 2. 11 f%for f^ fT^rrort ITS'* Tr^jffar S. 1 ). -4 Neutral, Just, right. -6 Mean w,, -\j 1 The middle, 2. 27. centre, middle or central part jwf *f * *r ] ; Rr*f% T honey, 4 Rich in honey honeyed. Bv. i^tfj JTgfbrrffo^r ; Middle, -central, being in the middle or centre Me. 46 Ms. 2. 21. -2 Tin. -2 Liquorice. q^trcT a. est. ness midday ; unrngr: Mai. 1 meridian or ' ' ' ; sig-. Wa3ffar>r<w ; 1 ; . 4 Melodious ( as a Bound ). { 1 The red sugar-cane. -2 Bice. -3 A kind of sugar, molasses ( gj ). -4 A kind of mango -5 Cumin-seed. n 1 Liquorice. -2 Sour rice-water. -3 N. of the city Mathura. ?r A kind of nusical instrument. < 1 Sweetnew. -2 A sweet drink, syrup. -J Poison. -4 Tin. * nd. Sweetly, 20. ; pleasantly, agreeably. -Oomp. -STSTT a. founding sweetly, uttering sweet sounds, melodious, -srsj^. the hoga. plum. 34|rf|u uttering sweet sounds. ( -cr: ) sweet or melodious notes; n^nwrn^jnTfort Kn. I"? *.*?* id of fish. lime. - 4. 16. of thru ' h> -**<*' R sfsrtf a species of ^ = q^ Pf jojube tree ( q v ,-y. B 80rt . ^nw?r ). ; M. 4. 11 s^rTOV> V. 2. 1. -2 The middle of the body, the waist j^ j^rwr Me. 82 %f^fJr?!iniq-f Kn. i. ; ; ; 39 ; ft^rff^refrwgfrtwvir: R. 6. 32. R. 12. 29. -2the in, inside, oft. as in, into, :first with- member compounds ; e. g- *n&t* Ganges Jn&grst in of adverbial ifir into the belly ; city ; river ; Bv ; 1. 61 ; jnPnti ineidethe in the middle of the back ; nv^vrar jn&jtf on a medicine taken in the middle of one's meals JTtf H\^rf| ; ; assembly ; N. 76 6. midst of the sea ; ; jnftgl? mth 33].-Oomp. Si. 3. middle finger. -3t!jf%:, -?5V/- the midday, noon. (forsafO -3T5: V*, r%Tir a vance.re?:, midday. rite or obs< midday e awr: noontime, midday ablution. 5fc?T, "^ * ein 8 a radius. --! going in the middle or among. in the mida. -*TOTS central, middle.being tree. dle. jfu: the mango STTf n mea the middle of aceclipe.-fniT . nwmiddle shadow. flpt (also midday -2. noon. I. ^r ) midday, or a variety of the offering. -qff-T* in which the figure called D.paka, common attribute that throws light is placed in on the whole description ^T: the middle -.e.g. Bk. 10. 24the l.tbe middle region or space, the -2of middle part anything. waist.-3. the belly .-4. the meridian. -5 the central region, the country and lying between the Himalaya Vindhya mountains Ms. 2.21. -%?: 'he trunk of the body, the belly. the middle word. "tst'ft'JC 8ee ^ ""$ nmma?^. ! communion, intercourse. -2. ( in aitr ) the mean *rnu occurrence of the aspect. the middle part. -2. the waist. middle Btate, mediocrity. moderate disa tance. m: weight of six white ^"K '"> TrtfN mustard-seeds. the midloe of a conjunction, comHIT: fluous. ; midst 1. -2. a middling or / abdomen JTK5pT...*f,*v=5rremn: srrsr Ku. i. 39. -4 The inside or interior of anything. -5 A middle state or condition. -6 The flank of a hone. -7 Meantime in music. -8 The middle term tnr.i -tlt%t pletely obscured. central or first the ^^^T midnight. the meridian. point of the HJr the meridian. ecliptic situated on the three Hfai: the middle of of a progression.-P Cessation, pause, mortaU. -3 The belly, ; The middle finger. -2 A young woman, one arrived at vtf Ten thousand billions. puberty abl. and loc. [ The ace., instr., interval. vijr I singulars of RV*T are used adverbially o ) jt7 into the midst of, into. ( Hnr through j^ out midst *ryp=r of, ( or between, (c ) rvufrom tho fat m*n* 5mS' from among, with gen. ) Pt. . (6) l. ; (d)wft middle, between, i. among, in the in the worlds, . . "ystt, the earth or world of a king. ~*<*^ f^t ^fS^o- ! middle, middle-aged. central. -2- being among or in the middle. ( -m. ) an arbitrator, amediator. q& v?3*m f^r the navel. in ^ y a. ]. being or standing q^y. tho middle,central.-2- intermediatn, mediintervening. -3. middling.-4. between two ating, acting aa umpire neutral. -6. parties. -5. impartial, a. indifferent, unconcerned ; 739 WTT intermediate position. -2middle itate or character. -3. mediot. crity. -4 impartiality ; ' -6- in3. ; say impartially vror difference. ?q<7 1. the middle or -2. the middle space or re-3. the waist. -4. the hip. Wff 1 the middle station. -2. the . air. -3. a neutral middle space, gion HETtr^ or I From inter- middle -2 Among, oat of. midst, the 1 ~83*Si ). cultivator or who ( arg be- ; *) H- middle-age. 77fl; a STT?: intrigue of middle-aged. middling character, such as sending to another's presents o'f flowers &o. wife it is thus defined by Vyasa:- jyoRri; ue lightly, value o. I Occupying a middle station. -2 Having a middle ranker position ( in any caste &c. ). HWT [ TO >?r. H ] I Being or the middle, middle, V. 1. central fig: g^ H*nTg* standing the puberty. quality, mediocre ; as in ^TOJItTCTnitrH. -4 Mid ling, moderate ; fa mratr- Bhasbya od the Vedanta brother ); middle-born (as a qonrf^ Pratt WT JTOTiT: trfs 1 *tsf Ve. 5. 26. -7 Impartial, neutral- -8 Mean -9 Belonging to note the meridian. JT; 1 The fifth A particular muin mnaic. -2 sical mode. -3 The mid-land country gee rrs^-fr. -4 The second person ( in grammar ). -5 A neutral so(in astr.). ; wnm*n*fii?t B. 13. -6 The governor of a province. vereign 7. 1 ITT ; Any ( intoxicating wlr ^ nr,Wl,rtt'n*f finger. -2 A marriageable girl, one arrived at the age of puberty. -3 The pericarp of a lotus. -4 One of the classes of heroines (N&yikas) in poetic compositions' a woman in the middle of her youth j cf. 8. D. 100. -5 A central blossom. it 1 The middle. -2 The waist. -Oonrp. aijjf^: the middle finger. wrff^rfr (in alg.) elimination of the middle terra in an 9^7 the middle courtequation. ^T the middle term of an yard. middle-born. srnr a. equation. q^ the middle member ( cf a compound ). "cjH^l n. a subdivision of the Tatpnrnsha compound in which the middle word is omitted in composition the usual instance given is ?tptrrf5w: which ia fancy, conceive ; >w.) rig, 1 w u. &; P mion w?i sri -3 To be i ; 3. 84 ; 6. 84 ; 3U*T ^I fiwr*fsw Bg. 2. 26, 35 B. 3. 27 ; Bk. snrWftffcrww fTtsf r^ -3 *rrt ait- * m W^ of, prize ; ^ ^ or reflect ; " - man, an ad- L heart, understanding, perception, intelligence; asingjnre,, The mind, nrfvfto. -2 (In The mind Ph'l-) or and organ of perception the instrument by which cognition, sense affect the soul ( in of objects is regarded as a Nyiya phil. 1^9. ; TW mVtaWT Me upon. -7 Man, Internal I ; B - rtrr3ff3pT agree or consent to, r flW aage, wise viser or counsellor. 1 W?rhonour, n?iwrrr^J! ^rn 76.-4 To know, understand, per to wwr observe, have regard trfNra g^*H- j< 3% m. A 1. 32 9.177 Jo think respect, value, egteem, ; ; -2 13. transgress against. - look -2 To consider, regard, deem, one for, laketo be take ) ( upon, i^rer an offence . 5T5IT^ ; fault, 2. . Subhash. A ftqffcwwr Bv. mankind. -3 Lord of men( snfpTw ) -4 Ved. An adviser. -5 A manager, 5: t director. -6 Advice, counsel Understanding, intellect. To offend, ^qfiT Den. P. 1 -2 To be angry. To l 3T3T 5riT7' sft 1 ; see 13. believe, suppose, ^imagine, think, vnrfxri The middle conceivable. -3 To be maintained. _4 To be approved or sanctioned ; drink, To be ) 1 UH- ; conjfSoT a. I To be thought, sidered, or regarded. -2 Imaginable, proud. -2 To worship. -II. 10 A. ( m=WT ) To be proud. -III. 4, 8 A. ( Jpjfr, P. I. 1 1 sf conjecture. Sfttras. spirituous liquor. J0j[ ThoughtThinking, re- [iRCtSWLW] Hariv. -2 Intelligence, inference understanding. -3 An A gneai, -4 at reasoning. arrived by bee - -5 Middle-sized. -6 Neither young- 1 in- inrsfSftwrft N. of a celebrated preceptor and author, the founder of the sect a of Vaishnavas, and author of siTBiPi finrrfdrwrffarr^ra: R. 17.58. eat nor oldest, the ful, careful. flection, meditation, cogitation See under TO. : intervening. -3 Middling, of a middling condition or -2 Intermediate, ) examine, upon, into. -2 To doubt, vestigate, inquire call in question ( with loc. ). reflect . at girl arrived Deid. To . A jnT*r- ; gelf highly, prize highly. from m^q- v. ( RtHTJT ) ( >fatft ww ; light of ; 15. ( ; w ; make Si. ; the three penalties or modes of punishment ; see Ma. 8. 138. (-H: -w) aa outrage or o fEence o. being in of the middle class. the middle. Middle, a. ( nretT/. ) middle-most. -2 Common (property second of &c. - 61 * *RC to foitT Cans. disregard, not to mind ). To hononr.esteem.respect, (fllWifHr) WITT pay respect to, value HPTrt Atm. ) to esteem oneBh. 2. 77 * ; : ; ; : . also see under mg tween. wfi^t a- 1 Middle, central. -2 Meridional, belonging to noon (also Gn T^ to ^ agwiraTtrsmfotmfi- ^s 555 5 qy think lightly of, despise, slight ; S. 7. 1 ; 3T*Twr JTJJ to think otherwise ; doubt ; m. to think well of, S.I. approve, considersatisfactory; 2 amrg *W. to disapprove ; ^ornr vslue at a straw, or *Tt; to <* mediate. ind. grammar ; . central, ( mr centre. a. in are variously modified according to the word with which it is used ;.g. think highly or much of, rg H^ to value greatly, prize, esteem : srf wg- works both for bimfelf and his midmaster or landlord ). v$n the central meridian of night. the earth. esfafs the middle world, R. 2. 16. the earth. trr<7: a king M. ffrjti person husbandman nwrcuaT ^fr^r region. sawn: the second epithet of Arjuna. -g^ef: a arbitration, mailiatorsbip. -5- OTTRW:, like. seem, appear -*&&*: &c- or regarded at (The senses of in* To be considered here dissolved as 5trwm: 5. ( _^ V! ) 1. an umpire, arbitrator, a mediator. -2- an epithet of Siva. net 73. up t*f to ; intend, wish set the heart or To or hope for. -8 To mind on. -9 To mention, -10 To think out, devi, declare. invent.-ll and Dravya or substance, from 3T!!H^or the aonl); is distinct Tarka K. -3 Conscience, the f acul tyof discrimination orjudgment. -4 Thought, idea.f ancy .imagination, conception ; Ku. 3. 51 ; R. 27 ; sstf* 740 wsmrft w -S Design, purpose, intention. -6 Will, wieh, desire, inclination; in this uenseHTO r*n "" 5*1* ( 5 5. : 52. 8. ) Is frequently used with the Infinitive form with the flnal jj dropped, and forma adjectives &j ^^. JTIJ^WTTTwmj* Ku. 5. 40 cf *rj. -7 Reflection. -8 Disposition, temper, mood. -9 Spirit, energy, mettle. -10 N. of tba lake called Manasa. -11 Breath ; . ; or living ioul. ; ; $ ) towards, ( to fix the heart or af- ^ upon jijfr ; fection wrvTOT* wsfr ; sr'far- "WTTs* RBS^T *rr R. 3. 4 m: Fwrvr to collect oneself jrsn% graj cross the mind JTJTHT fr to ;' to_ to resolve, think, to bear in mind determine, think of ). [ N. B. In ; ; ; comp. un$ is changed to u*[ before aj and soft consonants, as ir%f &c. ]. -Ootnp. -a*lover, husband. ara*?rt;r Tftsfir, Jtfrfl, n^TTO: a inattention. vgir a. suiting the a. captivsTr*n5*$t: close mind agreeable -STT^TfT^ ating, the heart. application of mind, firmness of pnrpote. -srnrtra a, pleasing the mind, gratifying to the heart; R. 1. 39. wrowvi the desire or longing of the heart. smr a. gaining the heart, attractive, pleasing ^f ff a. ( JfSTOfhr or *rT:3[T mind, pleasant, agreeable. ^rt: perfect perception, full consciousness ( of pleasure or pain. ) \jq. ( "fii> ^ft ; 3. 11. r:?t>r!nTrfqr>ri -2. affecting the mind, desir( -^ ) 1. a wish, desire waiter * Slater $fr%rj Kn. 5. 51. -2- an idea, thought, notion, opinion. ijffi:/. desire of the heart. -irqrwMi ed. m ; desire. JJH a- hidden in the a. captivating mind. -m. ) ( 7 R. 3. 6. 1. ; -517 ( ( -jrt ) 1. red ) intoxicating N. of & tigainit arsenic. science. drink. -3. a princess. HTT:,-tJT8T mental pain or agony, anguish. 31%! /. satisfaction of (he mind. fffatr an epi thst of Durga. ^Vt complete control over the mind or thoughts Ms. 12. 10 a. devoted cf. ^TTT frjtf^. ; ; in thought, mentally dedicated. -qrmental distress or torment. ?":, ~J : W mind or under- loss of the *Jr5T: dementednoss. standing, 1 sfta a. ^ ; mind, conscientious. srofVtT ) Jfofnr a. (rm:to the agreeable or pleasing mind. iwr^t ( TTSTISTHT?: ) composure of mind, mental calm. rfh%: /(JTHtsfira':) mental satisfaction, joy, or fascinating the ^, -IJPJT^ a. mind-born. the god of lovo. art a. 1. quick or swift us thought. -2. quick in thought or conception. -3. father- ; ; ; produced in the mind- finr a. scenting out i e. guessing the thoughts. $f a. pleasing, lovely, agreeable, beautiful, charming ; , 1 . 22 w?r:5T5Tf ; ?tw?r* qrrvr^ ^nr: ) ( Ku. 2. fsr?!:,-<5Tred arsenic; TH:f?rFJT- Ku. 1. 55 ; R. 12. fsftj: 80. -?nir a. qnick as thought, -^fnattachment of the mind ( to any- f^^KKr thing:). -^TtTTT: anguish of the mind. i 5fW a. agreeable to the mind. a. being in the heart, mental, -wqfirmness of mind. -fjtT a.'disappoint- ed. a. 5^ charming, pleasing, attractive, fascinating, ar- lovely; iqrnnnfrsT 75: S 1. 18 ; Ku. 3. 39 ; R. 3. 32. ( -t: ) a kind of jasmine. ( -t gold. ) heart- -srrir^ 5-5, captivating, stealing, ^ ; : heart. $-r HTHT N. ; 1 passion, lust ; sicTHSgt fil ^tffanH5fT<75rr sr^TH9: R- 12. 33. -JT^IST: the rr see separately. god of love. irfift o. 1. going at will or pleasure. -2- swift, quick as thought i'nT: close application of the mind, iJrf*t: the god of pleasing the mind 2. ' the cur of |. ^tr plcaaantuesa. the mind ', a wish, desire aTTTtai close attention. love -i^r'f I- : %: I The god Mind-born, mental. of love; R. 18. 52. -2 Love, passion *rr *nrrjTirRnreaOTTTT^ J V. 3. 10 S. 3. 6. -3 The M. dirtctly or covertly, "fftfrir N. of the third day in the bright half of Chuitra. ^pT^ a. fulfilling ona'* expectations. ( - a. -fjj pleasingai^oflovely, beautiful agreeable, ( -Wf ) 1 attractive, ; a lovely of pigment. woman. -2' a kind kingdom of the ' -Jtrs'T t7r? i%4)K:, -Rcpf^:./ mind. f^^^r5? . emotion of the mental ^^r ; moon. HSTfflTSTV: 1 The god 7. 2. -2 The moon. nTW: ind. From of lave the ; mind Si. or R. 14. 81. HST^rrW Den. P. heart 1 T^rTIFT Tr;n% S. 7. 13. -3- (in dramas ) a hint, a wish expressed in- m ; ; ^gw^^Vr l. 22 ; sis?: TiTTTJT5Ti!TiTfaS ft^ra Ku. 5. 64 ; R. 2. 72, 12. 59. -2- a desired object ; rlrr^TU ness. or a. $rw -- red arsenic of a daughter of Kasyapa, sister of the serpent king, Ananso ta and wife of the sage srwr? love, arisen gf9W rankling in the mind pir a. the god of TT; -w: 1 by fancy. Cupid :^ irsfr OTT W^IVT5trWT?T HHlUj^TmiridHIH'ifi Bv. 4. 32 Ku. 3. 27 R 7. 22. -2. love, *TB; resembling a father, fatherly, -srnr a. mind- born, paternal. : a. mind-born, created delight. fancy ', a caatle in the air; irafaistr'this is building castles ftsHrcip-Fiq; in tha air'. pj'T: ' 8S of conscious- ly, thd dictates of mind or conjfrT:/. 1. working of the mind, volition. -2. disposition, tem^jr per. quickness of thought. Tir mental pain or anguish. ?r- agreeable, pleasing i%$ iMrf rnc f t^H ^=9: Ki. 1. 4. {fret an unchaste or unfaithful woman. of jprr^-; gladness ; mind, thought secretly. (-HJ) red arsenic. HUT captivating the mind. aj-r?- ^ ; -2. an -12 Desire, longing after. ( w;Twr ipj &o. to think of, contemplate, remember Kn. 2. 63 to fix the mind WW: upon, direct, the thoughts with dat. or loo. 20 Qandharva. , 1 To intend, dethink, reflect. H*r%vj; a. [ s 1 Wise, intelligent, clever, highsouled, nigh-minded ; R. 1.32 ; Pt. sign. -2 To 120. -2 Attentive. -3 SteadyKu. minded, resolute, 'determined 5. 6. -tn. The fabulous animal called 2. ; Sarabha. proud S :fV woman A high-minded or ; 3. 32 M. 1.20, V. 3. 5. -2 A wist or virtuous woman. -3 N. of Durga. -4 N. of the mother of the Ku. ; moon. jT^f^ar 1 Intelligence.-2 Magnahigh-mindcness. -3 Hope, nimity, e xpectiition. JT=rrTT*f a. Mental, spiiitual.-Comp. the second of the five 3?f5T:, - vestures or sheaths which are suppos-, ed to enshrine the soul. jpTTfr ind. I A little, slightly H w^i^ 'not at degree all'; H iMrifq- TTf TFTOOT Bv. 2. 1 T iri'T ft5r?5HT JT JTHPTR fir: 1- 37. 111. -2 Slowly, tardily. -3 Duly, in a siuiill ; ; discipline. a. 1. incomprehensible -2. 741 -^ a. doing little. merely. -Oomp. -* ) a kind of fragrant aloe-wood. ( A female ( 'ft ) elephant. The wife of Munu. *? Desire, wish 1 prr ?HF 1 TT> Tsrfaff J^-JT 1. tT3i=T : ; ! -3 A thought, -4 Ved. Hymn, idea. praise. f. Th wife of Mann. the period or age of a intelli- th ' come ). "fw, a king, sovereign. 3fS: the world of men, i. e. the earth. -^T T a woman. siisr. an <* Wished I liked, loved, dear ^5 ^wart Kn. 5. ; for, desired, Hjfrj^tTT; STfT 1~ -2 Agreeable. 4. wish, desire, desired object VT *ut R- 5. 33. ; a sword. or taught a. jrofpr a man. 1 expounded by Manu. mankind. an epithet of ^rat, Kubora. irff an epithet of Vishnu. HT^Trtbe code of laws scribed to the first Manu, the in: [P^HT-IH] Wise, 1 learned, intelligent, clever, thoiightfol prudent R. 1. 25. -2 Ved. stitutes of Praying, praising, -m. \ learned person, & sage, dit ; iTMHtqi gfifquit R. ; R. 3. 44. -2 Ved. wise a pan; w- 28, 5. 11 1. n. 39 A 1. A singer, praiser. Un. 1. 10 ] N. 1 of a celebrated personage regarded as the representative man and father of the human race ( sometimes regarded as one of the divine -2 Particularly, the ). beings fourteen successive progenitors or sovereigns of the earth mentioned in Ms. 1. 63. ( The first Munu called wriH^flj is supposed to be a sort of secondary creator, who produced the ten Prajapatis or Ma~ harihit and to whom the code of ^85 [ J?tiw f ] s?r: Friendly or useful to man. -2 1 A man, human being, mortal. A male. -3 Ved. A class of Manes. -Comp. K^: a king, sovo. f-^-t, OTT: human exreign ertion or effort cf 3$tWsrrnT: i- a f. mankind, human race. -%=r: R. 2. 52. -2- a god among king R. 2. 2. ; 5*3: [ ^-3- o. xrgsq- . ; ; Brahmana. men, a the 1- -tfir: duty of man. -2- the character of man, human character, -trjjs^ m. an HTt"I homicide. epithet of Kubora. huspitnlity, hospitable reception of guests, one of the five daily 'J^T: acts of a house-holder ; see JTJT. the world of mortals, the pyr^T: earth. man man -f%?TT -fta_, /-. mankind. race, huhu- -ft?T unfits laws known as Manusmrtii is ascribed. The seventh Manu called -7-1- blood ( irft sitrarer R. 3. 54. W?3> bly cvf mon.-X a crowd, multitude. -3. a place of meeting, assembly. being supposed to be born from the tan, is regarded as the progenitor of the present race of living beings and wan saved from a great flood by Vishnu in the form of a fish, cf. JTfwerarK He is also regarded as the founder of the solar race of kings who ruled at Avodhya see U. 6. 18 R. 1. 11. Tlie names of the fourteen Manus in order are 1 wrt^f, 2 HTWTO, 3 fl-jmrcTT-r? 4 mre, 5 <**, 6 ^r%n?, 7 ^s, 8 flwl*, 9 ^wrefof, 10 sbm!;ri&f, 11 Wflwi"?! 12 siTflwitf, 13 %^-%m^fof and 14 ?jfwf^ ) -3 A symbo ical expression fourtenn '. -4 ( opp. evil for A spirits the number man, mankind ). -5 Thought, thinking or mental faculty ( Ved ). -0 A prayer, sacred text or spell WTT 1 assem Manhood. -2 Human- A 10 A. ( irsntf, but sometime* To consult, lioliberato, ponder over,-'hold connultiilso, fli%ff ) 1 tion, take counsel ; ;r f? smH: H^ -2 jraf:gg3^Pt. 5; Ms. To 7. 146. advise, coun.iol, give advico Vt. 2. 182. ; 3JT- -3 To con- secrate with sacred texts, with spoils or charmi. -4 enchant To say, speak, talk, mutter nfrtrrT gqrV fjm S. l miftehifaqV Jnnrr% S. 6; ; ; or any muttered in a and OTH? if, being metriintended for chanting ) -2 The portion of tuo Veda including the Saruliiti and distinguished from the Br'ithmana q. v. -3 A charro; spelJ, an iccintation jhgTTr?H ; Jffr- Dk. 54 *{$ ttft 5r^ j^nrm^ Bv. ill; 3rf%c!?r r% rrfor^: 1. jf?r: iftnsrr r ; wrt: Ratn. 2; R. 2. 32, 5. 57. -4 A formula ( of prayer) sacred to any deity as sir in?: rll^PT &c. -5 ; Consultation, deliberation, counsel, advice, resolution, plan ar?ii ?tf srii^raB. 1. 20; ihn ufff%ira'fT5rTT H^ ; wnrrn: 17. 50 I't. 2. 182; Ms"7.58. -6 Secret plan or consultation, a socret.-7Polioy,slatesmanship.-Oojnp. wtntfii endeavouring to obtain by if^TCFVTiTJq cr Rirwr sTrar: f?rr^ fSrsrn Bh. 3. 4. spells or incantations 1 ; T^^f, -jffj, - composing or reeking sacred texts. ^K: the author oE Vedic hymns. -3TO: ti me of con sul tati on or d eli bera a,, skilled in tion. 5j?TFy giving advice. -"jjir m. I an author or composorof Vedic hymns wcijzraftjT^tlT- ; 5^ R. 5. g"fi"it 55rrirg^ ^?r?ft 4, 1. 61, 15. 31. -2 one who recites a sacred text. -3. a counsellor, aa adviser. -4. an ambassador, -ira^r: knowledge, science. gfSr:/. secret counsel. nj: a spy, a secret emNsary or agent, -ijg- a. council -chamber. a. rag-: fire Si. 2. 107. 1. knowing sacrod texts. -2. skilled in counsel. -3. skilled in spells. a counsellor, adviser .-2 -a ( -jr: ) 1. learned Brahmana. -3. a spy. n'w ^ ; see aw?- m. Ved. 1 An inventor. -2 manager. -3 An hononrer. rr^TfT ; : sftraft, 1 gr^f&flrT wgi ) ify. ; ; ; to ; Manu. ; or' ud.lreased cal, it ia man man a -3T: "smTTfS:, 1 ( prose and in low tone ; "aifiro:, ] ; 13^ if ; kind, iT^-M^ 2. A Vcdic hymn ed text; (it is of threo deity ), a s kinds: it i* called 3R"<^ if metrical and intended to he loudly recited f fourteen th^se fourteen periods is supposed to ho presided over by its own Manu six gnch periods have already livpassed away we are at present ing in tha seventh, and seven more e gence. n*ift*1 JhT: [ sacred prayer day of Bra MunvantuntA miking up one whole day each of tha hrc.1, Mai. flr Manu"; ( tliis period, according to Ms. 1. 79, comprises 4,320,000 are yet to W^TWWT Understanding, A -aijffr ; ; 95. -2 Intelligence, understanding nf^TST ffl^ JTHPTTT ^Jjtf TfftFH tf?3nT" JnT Si. 16. 42. Bv. nsftsrf -g; -Comp. IUIHHHI years or Collyrium, eye-salve. ?fr; T=I ( ifr ). ?:, -?r$ . spiritual I. a preceptor or teaohor gfsfo seer of Vedio hymns -2. a Braninana versed in the Vedas. qrHlT&i fire. g^ a. 1. knowing sacred texts. -2- skilled in counsel or spells. -m. ) |. a seer of Vedic hymns. -2. an adviser, a counsellor. -%^rr the deity invoked in a sacred text or counselmantra. y^;, -UTft^ ' final decisiou after lor. fa"f*T: the word of a deliberation. ir^( " purified by sacred text. ITJT an epithet of mantras, "ajrfjr^ Garuda. srmt: the course of counPt. 2. j sel or procedure . ; 742 of spells. -^V-jf%>:/- application of a spell. first the syllable ( tf ft or betrayal of counsel. 5^-s breach Siva. Jjj* JT&- an epithet of mystical diagram ji magic. *rnr: Iwith a magical formula. of spells. or application employmsnt i"d. without the ~ -X *3 magic. reciter ase of spells, -^mp w. Ia of sacred texts. -1- an enchanter, see wf( above, -r conjurer. -ft?[ the science of spells, magic. -*ff*TT: Samskara or rite performed any sacred texts. wtth the -af^r rita magical any whole tfftOTTT body of Vedic hymns. y-wraSf: -TO^ magician, conjurer. ing or subduing by ; , and down f%* crush, grind. b ( -2- a incantation. ; -&rGt[:f- of a spell. ing or accomplishment -t. the power which the possession to a or knowledge of a spell gives ( anyobtaining ^pf, person. thing ) by means of spells. H^ta a. contrary to sacred destitute of or H;5sO t* 1 Deliberate, -2 Advising, counsel- consultation. ling. .Hrer. ind. 1 With respect or ac- texts. -2 sacred to the 1 A churning-2 An"epithet of Siva. JTWT5T: [ iisj-suirj ] stick. A late, -5 To destroy, crush down kill, hurt, annihi- Churning, 1 -2 Afflicting, annoying. Semen virile. -2 Ved. Soma stirring. TO WW5ISI JiKTrPT ; [ii^firK] -4 To ,.-.. *T*J<Slf Me. 83. injure. kind of grass. fiii^it'ii'JHr 1 juice. Ve. 1. 15 ariroteg' 14. 36. -6 To Bk. 15.46 sft A chnrning-vessel. A. ( r<# ) ; Wf| ; tear off, dislocate. jfw: [ HT 1 ( mostly Vedic (fervrra. 1 ^ Churning, 1 stirring, agitating ; TnnnT: U. 7. 16 ; B. 10. 3. -2 Killing, destroying. -3 A mixed beverage. -4 A churningstick ( WOT also ). -5 The sun. -6 A of ray of the sun. -7 Excretion rheum from the eyes, mucus ( from the eyes ), cataract. -8 An instrument for kindling fire by attrition. -9 A spoon for stirring. -10 A 31^?:. kind of antelope. -Oomp. the Man-ftfrt, -ufcr:, -3fi7: sleep. - ' inactive, lazy, dull, loitering KU Traw^SSTs f*rfcfa JTft - incantations ; B. 3. 31. -2 Initiated. ind. I According to sacred texts. -2 According to the rales of consult- a ion. . v foolish, ignorant, weak-brained dara mountain ( used as a churning Bv. 1. 55 -T?Ws.-3jff5r: the sea of milk. gift a churning-cord. <3f butter. -$w, -ff: aohnrning- Advice, counsel. l Wise, [*nr< >r*ftfr] -2 Familiar with acred texts or spells. -3 Ved. Eloquent. m- 1 A minister, counsellor, a kicg's minister B. 8. 17 Ms. 8. an enchanter. 1. -2 A conjurer, ^ clever in counsel. , ; -Oonp. 3T able to bear the burden of a minister's office. qreh, an prime minister, premier, -lefts': excellent or eminent minister, -sfra minister conversant with the Vedas. ur%ar-rt Ministership, minister. of a \ wt -... H<^. R. 1. n- 3 . ; M. 2., - - ffrfix wfrjftir . -4 Low, deep, hollow faint, gentle ( as sound ). -5 Soft, as in HTffriJr -6 Small, little, slight; -7 Weak, detf^^ see M also. Unas feeble ii?na- -8 fective, Faded. -10 lucky, unhappy. -9 Kn . f 1 ohurning-stick. Churning, 75. 5. ; abont. agitating, stirring or shaking -2 Kindling Sre by attrition. A churning-vessel. -Oomp. -qsr churning- vessel. a. [ '*a-3K*t ] M. 5 ; sft a Slow, dull, ir&TOTT S. 4 ; I ; ; 40 18 ; 5. 62; ; 7. R. 19. 21. -2 Stupid, foolish, silly iniT^Vf^r:- -3 Low, deep, hollow, having a low tone. -4 Large, broad, wide, big. -5 Bent, crooked, curved. *: -6 Indicating, showing ( g^* ) of \ A store, treaHure. -2 The hair . Hi Si. 6. ; Wicked, vile. -1 1 Addicted to drinkas a bow ). -14 ing. -12 Weak, slack -13 Sick, afflicted with disease. ( p 1 ^ ne ( Wfll ) of An -2 Saturn. epithet planet Yarna. -3 Tbe dissolution of the world. -4 A kind of elephant ; rffrA o: AQ o'. * ft TrF T JT5T-TW5ST HTT: ' ' a fool means lso).-5 ( where sr? The apsis of a planet's course. <JT A pot, vessel. ^ ind. 1 Slowly, Independent 1 ^ref *r*wr>awgradually, bydegrees; softly, not violently jf^ the head. -3 Wrath, anger. -4 Fro 'b bntter. -5 A churning-stick. -6 Hinderance, an obstacle.-? A stronghold. -8 Fruit -9 A spy, an inform- Qently, -tO The month Vaisikha. -11 The mountain Maiidara. -12 An ante- wsr a. weak-eyed. ( -sf ) ulness. -sm^: shame, modesty, bashf a. having a weak digestion. ( -fir: ) Mftraf: a slowness of digestion. weak having breeze. 3TQ gentle jarartar N. of a or faint breath. er. TT N. of a bump-backed nurse or slave of Kaikeyt who instigated her mistress, on the eve lope. Rama's coronation as heir-apparent, to beg of her husband, by the two boom formerly promised of office ; ; Consulted, .. -2 Conselled, advised. -J Said, consecrated by spoken. -4 Charmed, mantrat. -5 Settled, determined. -rf : O stiok. tardy, lazy, inactive - 1 trs^tTff ntfS% HTfaaTH^ wtfr ft* Gtt. 6 -2 Cold, indifferent, apathdull-witted, etic. -3 Stupid, stick); TO* - ( ; 1. -aif?! A Attended with spells or ) To be drunk. -2 To be glad, to be languid. rejoice. -3 To languish, -4 To shine. -5 To move slowly, To be praised or loiter, tarry. -6 -8 To celebrated. -7 To praise 1 . Deliberately, advUedly. f*r*T-. or a chowrie. waving - hymns. cording jr^r 5rr JTWTT%f S*Tfiir -*rrw o. 1 to be effected or subdued by magic or attainable by spells ; Pt. 1. 65. -2" 1- the work consultation. 37, 40, 44. ; W53T' a ) To -3 ( To grind down, ) a. if^i : Dk powers ( ffdJTlf^ ; frt Safflower. -'Jomp. elow in judgment, void of Mai. 1. 18. discrimination jjsrs: The wind produced by the throne. distress soreoppress.afflict, trouble, shaking a^out, K. ) R. 16. 79. ment of snpernararal 5. 25, nlso ( fig. n**HRT3 1- effect- magic. for lUraa flfatT pass. T3|?0 t To churn, produce by churning ( oft. with two aco.); IJUT HI IT TriJ:, or ^njt in'. 3jt -3. attainor magical Mai. by muttering spells ) ; an spell, a by him, the banishment of fourteen years and the Bharata on the of installation her to 9 P. rO, ; -3 Faintly, feebly, weakly, lightly. -4 In a low tone, deeply. -Oomp. sense of metre ; witted, see App. I. ignorant; silly, 743 Maili. arr^a. |. having The ; ound coral tree. little respect for, disregarding, caring little for. -2. neglectful. 3^; the upper apiis of the course of a planet. a . discouraged, dig- 3^^ Pj rited **T wi f ^rsftw ^iprrr^r- ;*R?rwr*: njs?5T S. 2. _ g-^ff N. of the Havana, regarded as one of e of the fire very chaste women ; cf. 3T?trr. She advised her husband to deliver to R4ma and thus, save himself from certain ruin, but he id not heed her. rror a. SU tepid, lukewarm, si}(-srfj.) g en tio heat. slackened in eagerness catt a. .nJr a. slightly deaf; :_ Proverb ^r^w^of: An demons as a oburningwhen they churned the ocean for -*-^ nectar); gr**-^-^the gods and . the five trees in Indra's see Jr?rc. Kind. Slowly, -Comp. puadise witted, silly, foolish. absent- -2. 1 *t?^n*n N. of tiro. _frnr conscious. lustreless Me. ; A I Durga, IT^r^T: union, ). letter stream. -2 current, faint -apRr the -^ -3^, 80. equation of the apsis. T-Trnf^, -*TT"T o. nnf ortanate, illfated, wretched, miserable. irra a. dim, of fading lustre ; B. 7. 2. , river Ku. ; slowly, leisurely. tf^ a dim. a. poor, impoverished : Pt. 5. Rfrfif< a. creeping along slowly (as a louse) ; Pt. 1. 252. 29. 1. ' fft./. slight rain. a gentle langh, -?rw -CWs, f a smile. a. Simple, I *t gilly, fooliih. *|;3m^ [ stupi- -4 Weakness. -5 *,*mnrtr, became lean, subsided'. one of the Me. .A. | 1 To go slowly tarry, lag behind, loiter, delay; r,^j. T: Me.. 38; V. 3. 15. -2 ; To be weak % . 75, 67 or faint, 4. 49. ; 45 35-2 The 4. An elephant. flower of the coral tree Ku. 5. 80 ; B. 6. 23. -Oomp. : garland of Mandara flowers ; qt the rr ftf^T S. 7. 2. sixth day in the bright half of M.i- The ': ral tree .. . "* - ., Ku. 4. Slow- 1 -J Dulaess, stupid [ JTf^T dwelling mansion ; Waif H|^ bouse, habitation, Ku. 55 7. 13k. 8. ; A 1%!^, ) I place, 96 be grow diminish, subside, abate wfo %HTOI^: Mv. ; R. -2 An abode, a dwelling in general as in aft*rf&|lft^r.t. -3 A :own. -4 A camp. -5 A temple. t: 1 Tne sea. -2 The hollow of the knee, h*in. -Oomp. qg. a cut ; an epithet of Siva. [ Ratn- 2. 2 mattress. H-3<^ Un> ; R. K. 63. K4v. 2. 11. -2 The T?ir a. ( At the end of oomp. ) Thinking onese'f to b, as in Oldd-j. -2 Appearing as. irr [^5^swr JPUI TOTIJ^I^TO P. III. 3. 59. Sk. ] 1 The nape or back of the neck. -2 Knowledge. IT^: K-3^ Un. 3. 20 ] 1 Anger, wrath, resentment, indignation, raireB. 2. 32, 49 ; 11. 46. -2 Qrief, sorrow, affliction, distress ; U. 4. 3 ; Ki. 1. 35 ; Bk. 3. 49. -3 Wretched ot miserable state, meanness. -4 A -5 Spirit, mettle, courage as of horses ). -6 Ardour, zeal. -7 Pride. -8 An epithet of Siva. -9 Of Agni. , o. 1 Angry, wrathful. -2 Sorrowful, distressed. -3 Spirited, energetic. -4 Vehement, passionate! m. An epithet of Agni. 1- 38 16. 41. -2 ^[o.^-^Un. deep, grave, hollow, r; -3?: 1 P. ( qwffi A ) kind of bean. To move. go, *r*f ( Gen. sicg. of A ] 1 A A bed, m HIT: [ of 'meutn, ' viduality. ; ! whispering ; love. 12. 83- stablu for horses, a stable in general wCfj; 1 P. I To become weak, relaxed or slackened. -2 To ) ( t^-fiR?] ness, tardiness. 2. 13] 1 rumbling Low; ( as ; love sacrifice. co- see H^K. ; ww JWPTmTilfe fe$rar4>rr Ve. 1. 24. ; lese, V. A < iTi'Sfi : ; -3 The Dbattura -4 Heaven. -5 plant. a I five trees in Indra's plant called Arka. 8 U. To weaken, diminish, relax, slacken *?ifT$3} qir: S. 1 coral ity, folly. To weaken, diminish. -2 To retard. grow dim The 1 ] gta. smallnea.; Den. P. slacken, &W: Confidential ii god of ' dity, simplicity. ' I : tree, ; Amorous, enamoured. Ved. 1 Wish, desire. -2 prayer &c. -2 The rive/ of heaGanges ( Slowness, inactivity. -2 Dnlnesg. -3 Fooliahness, Littleness rt. ^. 167 -2 Love, paBtioh ; Mo. 67. : . frv^ fW* Hymn, Ganges ven, celeutial ind. weak. 73. copulation. S. 3. 26. ; : 48 intelligent . silly, -- *H o. Me. ; - dl nl) . mother of Saturn, -tf, -*ra, -mrg; a. dull-witted, foolish An wood ap { le. Vf N. of D4ksh4yan!. -Oomp. arnrf: a kind of mango tree. 3^37: I. the mango tree. -2. pudendum muliebre. 3^0. exciting love. g^r amorous strife, sexual ; -2 Life. -3 also written ir^ffff 1 Praise. The 1 fsrrfr H^TOT-. Rs. l. 3 o %^ minded. -3. fainting away, scarcely Ved. . wr* SH sluggishly. arreiCT, -gri^r-ft ( Ki -2 . ; ; 107 Ki?5T 30?' -2 A "necklace of pearls ( of 8 or 16 strings ). -3 Heaven. -4 A mirror. -5 One of ; ; _ ter<J Si. 2. Sleep tftf g^^M^,. Me. 99 B. 6 56. 22 man. -2 A devout or pious man. n I Cupid, the god of love = is ; -3 stick R.4. 27 i 7. ; Ved. Delightful, pleasing, pleasant. A Praiseworthy. ?. i A deep sound, low tone. -2 A kind of drum. -3 A kind of elephant. epithet of DurgA. .^, o. I Slow, tardy, dull. -2 Thick, dense; firm.-3 Large, bulky. T: 1 N. of a mountain ( used by *r better than nothing). SrffJh the nioon. c&rftsj; o. acting slowly or ^. Saturn. ^foolishly. nfo, -irrpr^ o. walking slowly, slow of pace. a . 1. dulla something 16. 3 Praise, eulogiuin. I Begarding as < mine one's own, sense of ownership. ' or -2 744 Affectionate regard, attachment regard for *r3^:f$rcm Arrogance, pride. n object of scge. To P. 1 2-?O A [ pl a g'" e i murrain, an epidemici W^^rT mecalri m* f(5^ [ ; ; [g-tri ^3?.] Tying, death or 8. 87 srf.fer: 5HII?aif R Bg. 2. 34. -2 A kind of pcisoo. -Comp. icf, -McT^J o. ending in death WHS^, -3^gg- a. on the point of death, near death, moribund. -3itH5f? 0. causing; death, futal. tri?^ a mortal. fJdjv a. rlotonnined to 1 V To ) A" ^-S ] move. go, ; -4 Abstinence froraiirinkcouna N. of pi inh bitants. -Oomp. its ). M. iug. try or j'^^r ^rpfr ^rRj^nT^ftcTT^OTirSRSi. 4. 56 tnnjrmi'r Me. 76 3. 21 written trvw ) ( sometime* -Cofflp an einernld. JTIOT; m., f. f$iar an emerald slab. ; ; N. of the author of tho : : pestilential disease, f go, move. K&vyaprakasa. 1 A. JT (-tnft F to, 1? 51 ff siT^T TOafaKu. 1. 12. -3 gifsfi ; the cotton ehrub. ! stitute of water. nrr 7 -f&T: ft camel. -q??:, -'q??^ m. wilderness, : desert. TV:, ; a- H*T ( ' indicate *&/ ) A B made of, consisting or ' full of chH ' composed U8ed to affix ' of, ' ; ^rnv, 3WT &c 9TTOT7, of a demon, demons. ( the the architect of He built the 'three N. 1 *r: cities' for the demons cf. f%gT- He is also said to have built a splendid ball for the Pandavas ) -2 A horse. -3 A Pt. 1. ; a Bh 2. 49 ^ n^a^t Ved. Pleasure, jfjy^w satisfaction *W ; : delight, T: ffHTT *TTf35- Bv. 1 5, 10, jro; A 1 ; a Kiraiura, -2 A deer, JPOT: A ray of light, beam, ray, lustre. brightness ft^sritt f^JTTHrfJri'pJ'TSi 4. 56 rah S. 3. 2 ; R. 2. 46 I ; ; ; Ki. 5. A -2 Beauty. -3 5, 8. -4 The pin of a sun A flame. dial. " Radiant, brilliant. [ fi - 3*^ Un. 67 1. ] A kind of instrument for measuring time. *i ft A pea-hen ; ( Proverb: 1. or qwtr hand -Comp. the R. 1. *qt is T 22. -4 ' "St ig;<: worth two a bird in in the buubj). %{j : an epithet of Kirttikeya. -^jfrqqj blue vitriol. ^CTT! ' ne domestic cock. giw blue ^OT a peacock's creet. sift: a lizard. vitriol. K&rttikeya.-cqH5):acanningpeacock. fjiwr I- a peacock's crest. -2- a cock's comb. Wft*T a omb. 1 sjf: Kr Vd, A peacock. -2 A cock's -qj Blue vitriol. 1 Soft, ; ; -J Ahorse. -4 A -5 Collyrium. -6 A grove of pomegranate trees. -J A rogue, duck(w^)cloud. 1 'mrnmsjjTr. w- Death. -2 The earth. with a high fore- E-^sTa Un. )/r. Wind, air, breeze *%: grr: R. 3. 14. breath, life wind 1. 1 94J) n^fW^ar 1^51: ; air or -2 Vital ) ( MSTTtiC Kn. 3. 48. -3 R. 8. 19 of wind ; Ki. 2. 25. -4 A ; Tho god : god^deity ' . A ^ Black gander, swan. ] A I ^tr : V. 1. 16 The pepper shrub. pepper. Wtf^: 70 - / 10; R. 9. 13, ; 5-* C ray of light 3. Un. 4 fta!ft 13. 4. -2 A paiti- ; father of Kaiyapa. -2 N. of a lawgiver. -3 N. of Krishna. -4 A miser. -Comp. rf a. containing sffaf a mirage. paiticles of light. JTTlg^ o. encircled by rays, radi) Iho sun. irfrfajr,, nfif^JTci; ' W. I- which idols of godg^are in moved about. -2- a horse. the world of the Maruts. t?r*i! *Wk " sky, atmoupliere. -fTfrl.fn eprth*tof flre. -2- of Indra. Wind. -2 A god. N. of a king of the solar race, who is said to hare performed ^sacrifice in which the gods took the 1 : : . a^^t The Marubaka "' -3 a kind of sacrificial .vessel. a car Repeatedly rubbing. reck. a sail. IT?; w: '^y, an epithet of Indra. hail' atmosphere. 57; a lion. -<JT(7 -2Vishnu. an of I. epithet 5r:g-: *fl*T$- " Radiant, lustr- ^T:, j-g- Up. 1. 7 ] 1 A desert, sandy desert, a wilderness, any region destitute of water. -2 A mountain or rror: ttw., -5^:, -g?T:, -5.3: Bhima. epithet of Httnumat. -2- of Vf5f the down of cotton floating : a. the god9. m. The sun. ipT norththe host of the part of waiters &c.; cf JTT?l%^T Mirage. ous west quarter. -!* 5i4^ ^"ror: flatulency. fy: -3 ant, shining. ( -HI. kind of bean. gjT: a in tho nir. ; Light. -4 Mirage. f%: 1 N. of? a Prajapati, one of the ten patriarchs created by the first Muni:, or one of the ten mindborn sons of Brahman he was cle of light. R. C. 1 ; 12. 101. -5 A kind ol plant ( n^sp ) kind of plant ( JrfWr ). -Oomp. a fan (of a dear's -ariifw: a kind of or buffalo's skin ). %V bdellium. A ^rr )^ r ; P. I cheat. peacock ; *JT*m rnftp^ ] unctuous. -2 Bland, tender. A BWftn flamingo, f5: ( tfr/- ) 1 goose JTtrfS^TTq;': tjfsjtr ^ ^ti mrst'^^n'c ^d'at Bv. 1.3; QirT? N. 6. 72. -2 A hied of Git. 11 A 3^*35: ?-WWv [ greiisy, : *: peacock. ; celestial an antelope. -Conp. -*t3f: an epithet of Knbera. 5. 25 ] [ *n 3^ w^t: Doroimician. JT^ ; a flower. 1.89. 3. *fr,Rv. A fffrt head. The juice of flowMs 15. -Comp - tt 11. 1. A woman dying. , : ; TWT ; H. Mortnl. Death, . pi- ) 1T&: wilderness, desert, waste zfr H^w^sfcr Pratf far : a. ( aaudy desert. kind of hors-"- radish. wsji Death. : A male. *ff A mare. mjg: A hut of grass or leaves. f bean *nr{ 3 )w>; A kind camel. -4 sandy desert, /. a desert, mortal. jfVfy o. a -55 31. ^ wilderucBS, R. 4. the country called Marwir. ; die a -2- cucumber. ^r^fT: N. of a dist.ict. ! 3T; a kiud of perfume. %5f. N. cf a district. -2- any region de- A kind of plant ' A plant. cloud. -2. N. of ludra. -3 N. of Haiiumat. A -: kind of duck. IN. of a epithet of B4hn. plant. -2 An 745 Terrible formid- j)gR"a. , able. A nr; | kind of ( Marjoram ). -2 A variety of lime. -3 A tiger. -4 Bamj.-5 A crane. *?**': A I peacock. -2 A kind of stag. The ^TiiSt-Rftfc: poignant, sharp or stinging ( words plnnt sea-monster grinding, destroying, Crushing, &c. 3 inbbing tormenting, I Crushing grinding. -2 Rubbing, shampooing' -3 Anointing ( with unguents *c. ). -4 Pressing, knead- purify- -5 Paining, tormenting, afflicting. -6 Destroying. -7 Devastating, of Opposition laying waste. -8 -2 Perishing, dying away, -3?: 1 The vital breath, life-wind. -2 An ape, a monkey. planets.-9 Breaking up (as of ice &c.). 2 nf^fr o- 1 Crushed, pounded. Rubbed. -3 Strung or tied together. .. Ved. a. I Cleaning, ing. A r: 99. -2 A spider. -3 -4 A yrT ^rr? f^r- Bv. 1.. kind of crane. or mode of -5 A kind of sexual enjoyment. 3TTW a. monkeypoison. -Coxap. faced. ( -tf ) copper. ebony. ftf*>: a kind of ebony. fturfyr the Ap&onArga tree. rhf: a young gp *nr: a cobweb. ^fr? vermilion. An *TS>?W! 1 -3 4 kind of A ape. -2 A -4 fish. of drum Si. 6. 31 ; ; spider. kind of 1 A -2 A pot, vessel. sub- terranean hole, cavity, cavern, hoi* low. -J A barren woman. 10 A. Or*rft4T ) I To take. -2 To cleanse. -3 To sound. -4 To go, move. -5 Ved. To threaten, menace. -6 To injure, hurt. -7 To endanger, imperil. mite. I A washerman. -2 Cleansing, /. A cata- washing, purification. A man, human T&: [ 3-fl^ ] being, mortal. -2 The earth, the world of martals. 1 : VtS, 1 A Ms. ] Mortal. nf: human being, man 2 The world of mortals, mortal, a 5. 97. ; *$ The body. Oomp. tfj^ a. mortal sm? K. fSrqff^- the earth. : mortality. ; m. a mortal, human being. human nature. Hf%W a god. vrra: the earth. go's a kinnara, a being having the face of a man and the figure of an and animal, regarded as an attendant of Kubera. artafi the world of mortals, the earth fl5f g gw4 ; Bg. 9. 21. ] Crushing, pounding, grinding destroying Ac. of comp. ). * 1 f at the end Grinding, pounding. -J A violent strode. 94 ,,g- - ing ( TOft ) n. [ To ?-Tl^] vital the vitals, weak or part of the body, tender point ( of the body ) ; rftm eftwt jt ^ifaRffcf *Wrfr U. 3. 35 ; y. 1. 153 i^wft ; f^r =r Bk. 16 ; Git. 4. (6)Any vital member or organ. -2 Any weak or vulnerable point, a defect, failing. -3 The core, quick. -4 Any joints -5 The secret or hidden ( of a limb ). meaning, the pith or essence ( of anything ); trg'.-6 A secret, a mystery .-7 Truth. -'jump. -arffcTi a. piercing deeply, into the vital parts ; Si. 20. 77. 3T*%*of 1. probing the vital parts. -2.seekiag weak or vulnerable points. sTTfTor ao armour, a coat of mail. *rrfw, TO^rnfa^ piercing the vitals ( of the heart ) ; Mv. 3. 10. fife: a husband. - 80-|)rRpi -SraR) a. 1. piercing the vitals, cutting to the quick, excessively painful ; J. 3. 31 ;Mil. 9. 12. -2- wounding mortally, mor- -Pr^ tal. Kn. -M{[ a. 1. kaowine the weak or vulnerable points of anPt. 1. 248. -2. knowing tho ; most secret portions of a subject. -3- knowing secrets or mysteries. -4. having a deep insight into anything, exceedingly .aoute or clever. acute or learned man. ( -5f! ) any 3 a coat of mail. UTTT o. hav- ing a deep insight into, thoroughly conversant witb, one who has entered into the secret recesses of anything. 3ty ! piercing the vitals. -2. disclosing the isoret* or vulnerable points of another. tf^fi:, -*rf%^ TO. an arrow, -f^ see tfMjt. Wfji -wrf I- a sensitive or vital part. -2. a 1< weak or vulnerable point. piercing the vitals, sting- ing to the quick. -2- very cutting, 3. 31. nfoni^ Den. A. To mur. A ; 19. -2 Mummur- rustling A murmur. 2 sounii. mnr- rustle, species of pine tree. -2 A poor man, pauper. -2 wicked man. J A man If if a. Ved. Mortal. -2 A young man. -3'A male. -4 A pnfTCr-37: I A & lover, suitor. A Ved. r: male A A 1. little A man. -2 in general. A I -5 A stallion, bore.-6 camel. limit, boundary. boundary limit, ( also fig. ) ; bound, border, frontier,verge ; *pr??irrtenr: P*. 1- -2 End, terminalon, terminus. -3 A shore, bank. 4 A mark, land-mark. 5 The bounds of morality, any fixed usage or established rule, moral law. -6 A rule of propriety or decorum, bounds or limits of propriety, propriety of conduct Pt. 5. 9merrar ; 1. an covenant, -Comp. agreement. f rentier 3*^3':, -ftfti) - land-marks. a. Keeping within bounds. neighbour, borderer. TqrRf^ m. A $ U.; To make anything a limit, to reach, attain to, go as far as as in au?v>N niFf>f Hr| To -2 *T^ w wr ; other -fj?^a- A t: 1 ing. ; R. 6. 57, 4. 73 ( 5f a., ) Turmeric. go, move. l(o) A Ac. leaves, garments ( JTJpfir 1 P- gk-ai'n. JT^t see Bs. 2.1. ; A kind of coitna monkey. A kind ITTPj: spider. a monkey l^An ape, : jrn Knowing secrets or weak Very acute, intelligent; I ing. Makara. . a. points. -2 P. 1. fill. ! ( Hifffi ) 1 ^^'^ [ To go, C. To sound. 1 1 Advi;o, counsel. -3 move. Deliberation. -2 A sternutatory. jT$rsr 1 Rubbing. -2 Examination. inquiry. -3 Consideration, delibera5 tion. -4 Advising, counselling. Removing, rubbing off. 6 Ex- ] En- plaining. *$:,*$*[ OT^T*Sl 't durance, forbearance patience. jTt^trp. Endured, patiently -2 Excused, forEndurance, patience. 1 borne or enduredgiven. tr a. Enduring, for bearing. 746 I A., 10 U. ( jrg^ To sandal tree and other plants growing ra?r, which thereon, bold, possess. who persons affccte peculiarly are srnit with love ) 1 flf&T^r o. ; . -2 Dregs, refuse, cung. nt, excrement, feces, -3D/oss(of metals), rust, alloy. 5 -4 Moral taint or impurity, sin. ' of the body ; iu.puro secretion S. 7. 32. sed:m Any Mmu these excraticns according to are twelve; sfat g*Ws;. isrr ( r: M. 4. 51 41 1 humours of the body ( and srm, (5iT A the i ; sandal-wood. a sandal tree Bv. 1. 11. wood. ( -si- 3jpr -^ -3T., ( ; sandal- ) a. An amorous or lustwoman. -2 A female messenger, ST^fa: constipa- tiou of the bowels. ar^ff^H; the sn^TTs polluting. defiling, . ful -3 confidante. fr a. gent. (-in ) the WTMcft (-ift ) N. cleansing, deter. bulboua root of or a plant ( , . m attend* to a child's necessities. -trrR* m. a religious racndiotnt of the Jaina Beet. trj the first or who evacuation of the bowels. 5IT5T a- removing m. Dirty, Comp. y IJT ^ = jrg dirt or gin. f, fonl, A filthy. l 1 fa* 4. f *% Black, dark (fig. also -2 *ft 15T: Ve. ); 5T*j% S. N. of o mountain range In the south of India, abounding in landal tree ; ( poeta ueiially represent the brecae from the Malaya mountain at wafting tb odour of A -2 fWt5fraV3*r tree. -9 : V4s. ; 1. . 18.-3 Sinful, 1% JtiTf%wf^rr^ftif w? Si. 9. 23 -,f5rqr ; 2. 178. . -4 Low, vile, rf: Si. 9. 23. tf I milk. -S Clouded, obscured. guilt. -2 Bntierwoman srr, -s?V A Sin,.fault, -3 Borax. sjj during menstruation. -Comp. n. ' black water', ink. 1. arrfq- a. 2. having a dirty or black face. n*r low, vulgar. -3. savage, cruel. f A intervaltry snow Frost, " in her donrses. [ jra-f'T* *] : Dirty, 1 foul, impure, unclean, stained, soil- ed ; wr e* JT^waf^ifi^^r wf^w^ R. 2. 53. M4I. 1. 32 2 Dark, black, of a black colour ; K. 5; 1. rra-uapr; Si. 17. 57, 10* 4. -3. Wicked, sinful, unrighteous R. 3. 46. H^l *^I*M^^II ; 1 v: Iron 38 ; 2. f%- Mil. wrong, *f M^IH 2 Green vitriol. 1 A ir^ a. (f;^ [= ) excellent. An To hold, poss H3-3T? ] 1 Strong, Ei. 18. 1. -2 Good, ; athletic, robust wicked, depraved 3 demon. A woman ;ra 1.20; ; month. -5 Air, Fire. 7 A Brahmaija who neglects the five daily Yajnaa or sacrifices. -8 TheChitraka Jrfo*T- -jjs 1 A strong man. 'ffjt athlete, a boxer, wrestler KsF^ Mbh. -3 A vessel, cup. -4 The oblation. -5 The cheek -6 N. of a mixed tribe ; -2 srg- drinking- remnants of an and temple. ( wrestlers) born of an outcast Kshntriya by Kshatriya woman ; Ms. 10. 22 ; 13. A -7 N. of a country. jjr 1 woman. -2 The Arabian jasmine. -3 Ornamenting the person with 45. cosmetics or coloured 1. an nnguents. of a. obscured, soiled, clouded, a. jrf^iw q- ^. ( -W: ) I fire. -2. a ghost, an evil spirit. -3. a kind of -Comp monkey atbleticor gymnastic exercise. qjy black pepper. a kind of dance. 5$ a kind of drum. wrirt I. Indra'a elephant. -2> a letter-carrier. 3^ ( qtet^S 1 ) filtbinefs. -2Siufulness,wickcdness.depravity, *rf^snjf?r soil, stain, sift: Krishga. -2- of Siva. boxing or wrestling match. ij:-*jr:/' Den. P. epithet -jfer 1. 2. ^ Dirtiness, corruption. I robber,"thief 4 An wind. -6 3. sr- tent. A 1 : ; = a menc'-'noas grinding. r^ Dirty, foal, filthy, impure, unclean, soiled, stained, sullied ( fig. also ) T wfifcfMft S. 7. 17 ; * Crushing, ain3 [na ( outer ) page of a boon. gg^ m . a row. WjfWr a strip of cloth coverJTHT; an ing the privities ( Wr* ). beintercalary month ( so called cause during that month religious ceremonies are not performed ). -"TTm/- a woman in her courses. or 92; trgm^lHiiiHg'Tggnprr king. --- 3T pni matter jpfo s,J^ ) ?*: purging, difty, fonl, toiled. _ OT diarrLuaa. -^ffo^a. ) purging. ( the Jayapala treenff a nurse P. To become dirty mpure, be soiled. To 1 obscure. srsrnl^f^ ^sT5nri% Wcfww N. elephant. :/ Possession, enjoyment. clotbee. cleansing. A female 1 faces, voiding the excrcment.-tygrwr H wornaQ who has put off her soiled -TT? 2 ) 1 TTfW: evacuation of the stomach. soil, stain. U. To darken, Si. 16. 52. a- 1. iweaper, a scavenger. -sinr? 2. causing dirt, dirtying, soiling. A kind of natron. sin. cf. an epithet of Rabu. 7*T: r3Ta^ " the dust of sandal. a sandal tree, -vrftpft an epituet of Durga. of sin. -sift: purification. -2- removal -3 Moral impurity, Si. 6. 4. fl'rfViTt gnat, mosquito. : Dirti- 1 2 Blackness, foulness, imonhty. ness, Darkness ; JT^fRwrrSc^ srtff ; Cuttle-fish bone. -8 Tanned loathe;-; a leather-garment. -9 The three kind of base metal.- Comp. *TR ).- & ai^n?:,-3Tr%:,.-flKJ, - STr^t*:. -^W:, Malaya mountain. -^jftt: The wind blowing from the south-wind mountain, Mulaya -6 Ctmn'hor. -7 5. 135. ). Subhash.-2N . of the country lying to the east of the Malaya range, Malabar -3 A 5 garden. -4 The garden of Indra. Comp. The side of a mountain. Git. ^Cor- Dirty, soiled. 1 rfri%Tq m. [HT^-|)?RX] 9. 25; 13. 2; ; &o. -3 Wicked, depraved. rupt. TV.] 1 Dirty, foul.-2Mean,covetous. -3 Unbelieving, infidel, godless. -4 Wickfd. -TO, -a- 1 Dirt, filth, matter ; impurity, dust, any impure ' brings discredit on stains or -2 To corrupt, deprave. 1 To make dirty, defile, sully, spoil ( *3 M. fig. 1 I- a battle-field. -2- an arena,a wrestling ground. -3. N. of a country. 5^f a wrestling or boxing match, pugilistic encounter. ftwr the art of wrestling, a gymnasium. A 1 a oil-vessel, lamp-stand. -2 An lamp-vessel. -3 A cup made out of a lamp. -4 A cocoa-nut shell. kind of jasmine. -5 A -6 A tooth. A kind of jasmine. -Oomp. jfnfr n. a kind of agallochnm. N. *rrar> of a celebrated commentator who probably lived in tho fourteenth or fifteenth century ; ( he hag written commentaries on kill, 1 -3 A -OOTWT: 1 shuttle. -Comp. a kind of . with brown legs and *Tt bill U. goose destroy. %y B. 1. 31 snwr Srigaila. kind a A kind of jasmine A iK" : m./. -3 A Ink. -2 Lamp-black, 1 to black bottle, an inkstand. scribe. a writer, qRT: pen --Jiqj/. bottle. r a irr: a pen. -2- an inko. black as ink, inky. i. *ij4 myrrh. u#r See ufa above. zi& gysj a srnrr an ink-stand. coating o eoot ; nr <JTT> Bv. 1. 74. 1 A aerpent'g hole. a. Pounded, well ground- A -2 A* flower of f *- A I : A rr 1 H of kind bear. P. (^Bfir) To fasten, bind/ P. ( >tnt ) p pillow. lentil. *? A A :-2 kind of 1 WSJtOT A kind of small-pox erection of small pustules ). -2 A A procures*, mosquito-curtain. -3 ( small-pox. Unctuous, oily ; Ch. P. 7;- or * -2 Soft, 1. 38-3 Bland, U. smooth ; tender, Qlt - 10. -4 mild, sweet j w^wrm Lovely charming fnrir: U. 2. 2 ; 4. To bind. bumming. -3 Anger. -Oomp. 5.18. - -qrft a MTTR^orY wrr% beaming, 21.^-5 H^orssf&Jmrt an?mw ; ( 4. 2. ; srfaff^- i. 27 ; Linseed. a- Boftened", polished U. ; 1. [ TST-S^ ] I -A mocqnito, >aA*1 viT^n H*li 9lft^ ^ ; Ms. disease 1. of 85. -2 A partithe skin. p -3 A leather water-bag. -4 trict in 72. 16. (in perish misfortune. ( jfaprfir ) I or To w the devada'ru tree. TV.] v. 1. the neck. The head, 1 *knll; VR ^mrr )f5rajn!T Pt. 5. 22. -2 The bead or top of anything, peak, summit * 'ar Tfcnrsrfc Ms. 4. 47 ie ^ft* &o. -3 The tuft of leave* growing ; , ; top of palm-trees. -Oomp. 3TWJ: the top of a tree. sa^;, -?$S an acute head-ache. -Phrsrt -=& a round protuberance on the templet of aa elephant in rut. NT. of a dis- Sakadvtpa Inhabited Kshatriyas. -Oomp. |ffi: a whisk for scaring a mo fltff. by -rf> /., away qnito-curtuin. m. The Udumbara tree. See :/- Measuring, weighing. The brain. -2 Any medicine the upon acting brain. -Comp. c3^ /. the membrane which surrounds the brain. n. 1 Sour cream. -2 Whey. jr^j -Comp. -gn:, -r> -ar?r:i -w the M brain. 10 u. To honour, 1. 1 P., fffw ) 1 ( mft, wfthold respect, in great esteem, worship, revere, value greatly ; ifhtft H f^^prt iTf1 Snbhlh. Tt ; Git. 12 ; Ki. 5. 7, 24 ; Bk. 49. -2 B. 5. 25, 11. To delight, gladden. -3 To inAtm. ) To crease, aggrandize -4 ( honoured. in. -5 To be ("eligbt ia the last four senses ) ( Ved. Ku. 10. 6. 2 11. 1 ; A. ( irtfr ) To grow or *] A 1 increase. ^festival, festive occasion; 1 81 ; -2 To deluge, inundate, overwhelm. T^ The head. -Comp. jpv n. py. [uBMptf mosanito curtain. cular disheartened. -Caui. cause to sink, A kind ot (i?rta) 1 To bnsi, hum, make a sound. -2 To be angry. -2 Hum, IT5P 1 A mosquito. H. B. -5 To despond, be discouraged bawd. glistening ; ; pnlse. ornament on Indra'a banner. >iq^T thief. of iron. *W 38 3. The head. a. 1 gnat *^^ rarf^ MB. 4. 81 -3 To be drowned, water). -4 To sink into ed. pillow. harlot. 16.50;Kv.2.815. -3 A JI^l U. ; at the -Camp ink. -2 A lamp-stand. -4 An earthen vesiel of a particular form. -Oomp. .j-ij a kind of agalloohum. a shade for a lamp. A M41. 9. 20 immerse, dip, drown. kind of pnlse. An emerald. ^K ; O<<;^flHlijflH^|ri>|a ; . water ; B. 15. 101 ; BT. 2. 95. -2 To gink, sink into or down, sink under, plnage ( with loo. or aco. ) ; m^flfa Linseed. 16. 47. jasmine To weigh, 1 ) Hurting. of jasmine. 1 hnrt, injure, measure, mete. -2 To change form. H*T: A measure, weight. WIT* 1 Measuring, weighing. -2 A species of medicinal plant . 3 ;' Mil. ; 9. 14. -2. a particular breed of horses, ( with white spots on the eyes. ) ( -art ) a female dog ( with white spots in the eyes ). sigpn N. of a Linga of Siva on the ( gtf ftJTim: ) mountain To ) A kind of goose with brown legs and bill. -2 The month 3T8J:, wra powder aged paint the eyei. -Oomp. a mushroom. Magha. dog. ( hTT.TrfU Boot. uf^^T A P. P. ( TOft of oneof the sixB&gaa. . r- To P. go, M41. 9. CTH^ move. A bamboo. W*9T: [ 'TO5 3TC? ] I -2 A hollow bamboo. -3 Going, motion. -4 Knowledge ( jlH ) RfsfT'l ". 1 An ascetic or 'religithe ons mendicant, a Biahnana fourth order tmw^ n*frfa?rBk. in ; C3. 21 6. 19 ( ?*rm, n COM*. n^t- tortoise. . To bathe, 1 ) plunge, dip or throw oneself into ijrf * wg ; Si. 1- A -2 An offer- -4 buffalo. cf n?w also. . ; eminent man. -2 -3 N. of Vishnu. A A wide spread fragrance. [ Tf-wra super!. Jifls aco. pi. ; H ^: -3 sacrifice. a; 40 wfJTnRrf?f Light, lustre n?9Jt 1 An 5. 6. H^sms; R^n- inp, a -2 The moon. 6 P. ; ; U. W vast jyge, huge, ( ] nom i ; j - ) 1 compar. rer^i >jft. Tfl^f, Great, big, 748 *c. -} Ample, oopioai, abundant, many, numerous ;wgT3nT!, wgr^if^T-3 Long, extended, extenTlT^T! sive trgtRt rrgr T?T *r i?Trrf ; o *r%ft esw, irgTiHi^T. -4 Strong, power, as Vioful, mighty ufr^ sfk:- -5 : ; ; lent, intense, execssivs; f^ifr- jrgrfi- -6 Gross, thick, dense 7 TrjMn^nc- -7 Important, weighty, momentous nyp^T^gimuffj W?cO"9nrf. -8 High, lofty, eminnft farmr- fcifrr, ; noble nent, distinguished, -9 Loud ous,noble, exalted JTff^ ; by theSankhyns ; San. K. 3, 8, 22 &o. -4 superior -of a monastery. n. I ; Greatness, negi. nnmeronit- infinitenesa, -2 Kingdom, dominion. -J Sa- cred knowledge, -ind. Greatly, excessively, very much, exceedingly. ( Note, nfjj as the flrgt member of a Tatpurnsha compound and a few other cagos, remain? unchanged, while in Karmadbiraya and Bahuvrihi oomp.it is changed to q?r q-v.). -Oomp. srrarw. a spacioas or large 3|T5Tr a high hope wr- bnilding TT o- very wonderful. 3TT3T7: dependence on or seeking protection with the great. ?;y a. talked of or mentioned by the great, in great men's months. ^r? a. occupying a wide territory JJOT a. having the qualities of the great. place, lofty station. I r? A kind of the Inte of Narad* 5f5f : Si. 1. 10. ; lute. -2 N. of sr^nrriir : * '^ l>6 fourth of > TfiTW 1 A ; ,1 a village. courtier, eharaberlbin. old. large house, palatial building Mar. Hfra grrmufMt- f^JTrir wywt imr'T 4. Splendid, -2 Great, mighty. HfT A cow. jrT The snbstitnte of HS^ very large, and may be multiplied 'ad inj'tnitum. The more important of them, er such as have peculiar significations, are given below ). -Oourp. anjn an epithet of Siva. WIT <> huge, bulky. ( -i^ ) 1. a camel. -2. a kind of rat. -J If. of Siva. 3jnr*t N. of a mountain, a great clanger or calamity. way, dead. ' fice. snnr I* having gone a long 3TTT: a great sacri& hoavy carriage. -2. cooking ntennila. ( -ifr ) a kitchenmaid. (-*:,-<& )a kitchen. 3jvrrra. l.of great prowess, dignified, noble, glorioaa, mignaniinous, S. Si. 1- 17 exalted, illustrious 3. -2. virtuous, righteous, just. (-Vi) a worthy or respectable person, -siI. death. -2 an epithet of Siva. ; ity, violence, Wf tffar high degree. Worthy of honour, (pi. ) born, re- spectable, worthy, illmitrioue, glori- I- thick darkness. spiritual ) ignorance, N. of a people and their ( 3tT7, holt R. 3. 56. , -srRrsnr a. oS -- W5TT voracious, <* ?<^H< m. a precious stone, ruby -- irsjfr the eighth day in the bright halt of A*vina sacred to Dnrga. 3?r>! a large sword. jry: the srgrl N. of Durga. afternoon. great. teacher. -2. extensive, 9rrarrr great jrr^nfz epithet of Siva. l. large, an wryya- wealthy.very rich, (-a^t) the Kadantba tree. STrfT? " Ibigh-souled, high-minded, magnanimlns, noble ; art ^TTWTT amWT wfTWT grH^FTt Mu 7 f?rf^ w^rKu. 5. 75 U. 1. 49. : -2- illustrious, distinguished, exalted, eminent. ( -m. ) 1. the Supreme 54. -2- the great Spirit ; Ms, 1. intellect of the Saoprinciple, t. a khyas. (irvrRT^ means the same of large rrrast a kind tmiPl- ) t. grear joy drnra srrAq-i, -fJt or blis. -2. especially the great b'iss of final beatitude. < -fr ) 1 spirituous liquor. -2- a festival on the ninth day in th bright half -- of Maghl. Mrrnr a (Treat river. *JT9T3Wt an epithet of Siva. t>r a. undertaking great works, <>nterTJ ) any great enterprise. prire. ( WTOT: 1. a temple in general. an -asylum. -2sanotuarv, -3. a great dwelling. -4. a place of Brahp' griraage. -5- the world of_ man. -6. the Supreme Spirit. -7tree Ac. siorei to a deity. -8- N. of a -2- -aitm coun- dark fortnight. particular ; noblynoble birth. ( -tft, -rs ) no>>le bi-th, high descent *f*v*i the great cxtraotion of Somu JTOTtry. valuable, very oistly ; Kn. 5. 12. -2. invlnble, inestimable ; D. 6. : at the beginning of Karmadbiraya and Bahnvrtbi compounds, and also at the beginning of some other irregular words. ( Note. The number of compounds of which n$r is the first wwwm art^q a. flaming high. the great ocean. -2* N. we a. 1. rich. -2. great, of Siva, -3. important, noble, dignified. f^ one weighty. -4. significant. velT thousand millions. smf - ! precious. gluttonous. bright, brilliant, luminous, lustrous. gross ) offering, lus- : Greatness, larcreness, magnitude, great extent. -2 Mightiness, majaity. -J Importance. -4 Exalted petition, height, elevation. -5 IntensI dreary srf a. very costly, costing a high price. ( -th ) a kind of quail. aw? a. valn&ble, festival, Light, I is ( forest, laifce forest. 11. ( -f ) white sandal'woad. irfa great try: the fig-tree banner in the form of the thunder- 10; 5. 2. -4 Tn fourth of the seven worlds ; tee sflr^. -5 A hymn of praise (Ved.) -6 Pleaeure, enjoyment. -7 Greatness, power. -8 Abundance, plenty. -9 Water. fW^TMU. l.t;IT. member wri a great rind tree. --atMMm: A -2 An a festive occasion. oblation, a sacrifice. -3 ; ( of. ; ) n. [ m-3R5^ 1 t ffS^ tre ?f: ennuoh in a king's hirera. -2 A o- ; m.n Weak, feeble, <* ). nor*;: I. Arabic. ) ' oo, the most respectable person ta^rtH^THiurt *it U. 4 sjlfTOaj JmrwTigeft srTTifWf wr: Dk. -2 A Chamberlain. -3 A courtior. -4 Tie A '""* *nSW *ri?nr! A ennnob in a harem ( a word derived from : . Greater, larger &c. { principal, chief, or oldegt per- or the oldest monas- a kind of wrjfftq. v. JT^vflf OTFV The ^9^.^ ( *T3X -3 The egg-plant. -4 Greatness, importance. 1 superior of king's wi The a king the seven worlds which rise one abovA the other from the earth ( being between laar and /anas ) ; ^grfty also in this sense ). -2 A ' Mi. 12. 14 The iijcr: prime minister ( of -ar^TO an epithet of Siva. irss a. very siyir a billion. soar. ( -*3 ) the fruit of the tamaBTi the chief or : wrsfrrefHir: 2. 25. ; tery. : :.-10 Early or late; j?5Tcr early in the morning ; 'late in the afternoon. ' -11 High; " An opi1 A camel. -2 *TfT*Jthetof Siva. -3 (In San. phil. .) Tho great principle, the intellect ( distinguished from ), the second of the twenty-five elements or tatteai recognized 69 3. (-*rr) snw K.of a. a particular high-sonled, doity. noble- minded, magnanimous, mobU ; HOT ffrnrrTf HTtsnn H 4 see nrtw^.(_Vt ) 1. a nobls -minded or mag nanimons person Hsu^H^** ' vrvr? Bv. 1. 70. -2 .the ocean. ; 1 1 ; a. 1. occupying a great ppnttioq. 3I -2. mighty, powerful. great or tomnltaons fight. 749 1. magnanimous, noble-minded, 2. high gonled, noble ; B. 18. 33. having lofty aims or aspirations, 1. ambitious Pt. 1. 37. --Sf?: ' tbe great Indra, ' N. of Inrlra Kn. 5. 53 ; B. 13. 20 Ms. 7. 7. . ; ; ; -2 a chief or leader in general. -3. N. of a mountain range ; qfnHif'sf?q B. 6. 54, 4. 39, 43. "qrT: rain-bow. ^rrn N. of Amaravatt, the capital of Indra. "rrf^q; m. an a epithet of Brihaspati. grj: great archer ; mfatf? ft rf%T Ki. 13. 1C. jMIT: a great archer, a great warrior Bg. 1.4. -51;, f5rrT! N. of Siva, "sfgj the Biiva - aj T. tree. fsrrsft N. of Pirvati. wr^f*r u%^ ; a great lord, ]. 1, sovereign ; Pt. N. of Siva.-3. of Vishnu. 69. -2- -4. a god ( opp. srfrt ). (-ff) I N. of Dnrg&. -2 a kind o bell-metal. a l r g a bull, a qrsrt ( f r fall-grown or strong bull ir^Y^rar *W fa; ( the term is applied in Ms.. 1. 34 to the ten Pra;Vbut patis or patriarchs of mankind, sense it is alao used in the general ; a great gage ). -2. N. o? Siva. -3- of Buddha. -afty ( w^te ) a. having large lips. ( -gr: ) an epithet of Siva. 3?nr^ o. very mighty of ' ' or of possessed powerful, jrfpsTHT great splendour or glory HT1V5TT -- discus of Vishnu wfar'J' / 1- a a verv efficacious medicinal plant, sovereign drug. -2 the Dftrva grass. -3 N. of various plants srnsft, ~ r^s a colwn', ^J^r, 3?r%i^r &olection of greater medicinal herbs >- : 3nO ; . ; pergeveriug. ( -ft) I. perseverPt. 1. 38. ance. -2. great pride the great ocean B. 3. Ttfffcr: 1. 17. -2- an epithet of Indra. 5r ; a- tic, ; ; oonch-shell, shell. T^TT a. very, prosperous or lucky .very glorious or plendid, of great prosperity. ( -?: ) 1 (a) great elevation or rise, great16. ( 6 ) ness, prosperity ; B. 8. great fortune or good lack. ( c ) . greatness, pre-eminence. -2. final beatitude. -3. a lord, ruaater. 4. N. of the district called Kanyakubja or Kanonja see III. 5. N. of the district of Kanouja. soar milk mixed with honey. T^T ; App. 6. a. big-bellied, corpulent, ( -$ ) 1. a . big belly. -2. dropsy. Tflt very geoerons or magnanimous. TfPT a. = JT5trw q. v. j-tfin o. very industriocs or dilligeat, hardTIW a. exceedingly working. the palmyra tree lofty. ( -gi ) / great rise or elevation high raak TTSfTTj a great obligation. Tcrrv;*rzr: a (jreapreceptor, aloiraed teacher. TW: a great serpent ; B. 12. 98 ; N. 1. o. brotd -chested. 18. (-*ff:) an epithet of Siva. a T?ST 1 great meteor. -2. a great fire-brand. Tflrf^s ( fl$. aUo ), _ TWT ^rrf^ra. the four ' ' great prist, chief sacrificial N. of priests. <* very prosperous, opulent. great prosperity or affluence. a *Wrt great bull. SRI?: 1. *rfr (-/. ) great gag* or taint ; remedy, panacea. sovereign ginger. -3. garlic. poison ( tw'tiw ) 4. a kind wars 1 2- of the of Varnna. -3. a mouna kind tain. ITT?: w?: garlic. tree. of shell. fjftciT: I- the Bilva aea. -2 NT. stark naked. -2- red garlic. ffj r ( 3t ) an epithet of Siva. 1. large-handed. -2> having a large revenue, -r jffor: an epithet of Siva. -4rshr.a..doing great works. ( -n. '\ the cjf<5r un eptthst of Siva. oE the new moop. 3rf^: 1a great poet, a classical poet, each as niid^m, *rc>iit, m^, *nrft &o. -2. an ^rrei: an epithet epithat of Sukra. ^rr of Siva. ( -arr ) the earth. mght a. big bodied, big, gigantic, bulky. 1 an elephant. -2. an epithet of Siva. -3 of ViUhnu. -4- of a being attending on Siva ( =fr'? ) moon 3>rnNft the night of full ( -*?: ) . = month of K&rttika. ^Tfj: 1. form of Siva in his character in the a the world. ths degtroyer of -2- N. of a Calsbrated shrine or aa temple of Siva ( Mahikila ) ( one of thi 12 celebrated Jyotirlingas ) established at Ujjayiat ( immortalized by Kllidaia in his Meghabeautiful duta, which gives a very description of the god, his tenopln, together with a &o., worship the city ; of. Me. of picture graphic 30-38 ; also B. 6. 34 1. -3. an epithet of Vislmn. -4- JT. of a kind of servant gourd. -5. N. of Siva's of the Ujjayint. city ) ( st? St in h"r 3TTFft an epithet of Dnrgi terrific form. wi^ a Kreator classa full description ical poem ( for of its nature, contents &o. accord8. D. 559 ) ing to Bhetorioians tee Mahakat of yai in number The ( five. usually laid to be ; or six, if flT-r^T a Try small poem or j^j^f'T be added to the list. But thia enumeration apparently only traditional, as there are several other poems, gnob as the H%OT8!r, ftaFtf^'^fter, ?^f^TT ing prinue, heir-apparent. ^jy, ^rfln a. of noble birth or desc ent, sprung from a noble family, nobly born. ( -3 ) a noble birth or family, high descent. tj^J a great penance N. of Siva. Ifjj.. |r$r:, ~ar7t?T: an epithet of Siva. ^r-ft great sacrifice, e. g. a horse-sacrifice; tt.'S. 46 arm an epithet of Vighnnof i9iva. BRTET: an epirhet -- -- su&*w: a great satrap. ^fnc: number isr$:-- a high garcane. JTST: a great ele( ten billions ? ). phant see f^rt^. Jrorirrjfc a form of the god Ganega. iftr a. exceed; ingly fragrant. (-q- ; ) a kind of cane. ( -q ) a kind of sandal-wood. ( -'jf ) N. of Chamunda. ->rft, -*r* : , -ififf: N. of Siva. >r?j a. long- necked. r*: Bog gaeaeut. gor sovereign ( as a medicine). gr; a highly respectable or venerable person ; ( thege are three, the father, mother aid a. very effioacions, preceptor ftlt^s] ; forr -- ufarr, !: / i$w cttrrrprT a cow with a an epithet of Rabm ifhr:! 1 a oamth 1. an epithet of Siva. qin-i * a camel. ^arr spirituous liquor. ^3- Rhce kept for a longtime ( for medicinal large' h-ump^ jry: purposes ). $F% <* noisy, loudsounding. ( -q) a market, fair, (-q-:) a loud noise, clamour. -jthiftrn m. a universal monarch. ^37 N of Ch&uiunda. f- a large '^i$i sris 3TT: the fig-tree. rmy. an epithet of Siva. srar |. a great braid of hair .-2. the matted hair a having a great of Siva. srf collar-bone. ( -^: ) aa epithet of Siva. spr: I- a multitude of man, a greit many beings, tbe general - pipulace or : public: ; WfrsrirT ^T rw: Mb. -2- the populace, mob Ku. ; &rrt JTBTSTTI 5. 70. -3. a great man, a distinguished nont man *r5T3pr*T HWf: or rni- ; Subhash. -4. the chief of a caste or trade. -5. a merchant tiadeeman. anStT a. |. rather la'ge. -2 of an excellent kind. f^rtrt an epithet of Siva, -snfra; *. 1 . very learned man, -2. a great gage. -3. 750 N. of Siva. 7%tf the day of fallthe month of Jyeahtha. Siva. <xih'tiav m. an epithet of s^TPf " very brilliant or shining. ( -FT: ) 1. N. of Siva. -2. a saoriacial fire. awt " 1 a great ascetic. -2 no epithet of Vishnu. *T-j N. of one of the seven lower the rlhlfj qrarraregion* ; see moon in Nimta tree. exceedingly the $orr ) cr?$or or phfirp pangent. ( ' marking-nut plant. inr^ <* possessed of great lustre or splen- -2- very vigorous or powerwarful, heroic. ( -m. ) 1. a hero, rior. -2- fire. -J. an epithet of Kar- dour. Wl, quick silver. m. ) rViT ( -n- ~qrT: of Siva. ( -vr ) I. N. of Parvatt. -2- the chief queen. f rs toe sacred fig-tree. jit a large or outer gate of a gate, the chief a. 1. rich. -2. expentemple. -%*, N. w (-*)!. 8 cense. -3. a oostly or -4. agriculture, ld - -* ' rich dress. husbandry. 5- precious. 6. anything oostly or ( Ved.). great booty. -7- a great 4*3^ m. an epithet of Siva, -qrjt 1. gold. -2. au epithet of Siva. sret -3. lymph. -4- N. of Meru. a great an epithet of Siva. w^t river. T^ 1- a great river, such battle. as Krishna Ganga, *f*jrirhrtraw*V 2. 100. -2. falling into the bay *nmr nt wyrsrOT N. of a river ; Si. of Bengal. H^r 1- spirituous liof a river. JlTfT: quor. -2. N. srfy: N. of one of the 21 hells. srwfr the kind of reed, a half the bright in ninth day of Avina, sacred to the worship of *1&R 4 the great drama ', Dnrga. N. of a drama, also called Hanumannataka, ( being popularly aacnbed to Hanumat) thus defined by ; S. D.-. a loud sound, uproar. -2- a great drum. -3. a thunder-cloud. -4. a shell. -5. an elephant. -6. a lion. -7. the ear. -8. a camel. -9 an epi! thet of Siva. - ( ? ) a musical in- TTR: an epithet of Siva. fast asleep. ( -51 ) 'the strnment. &R[ . according 1- the dead of night, the second and third watches of the night ; Hgrftir 5 -2. an epithet of I'^fTI HKNH great sleep,' death. thet of Vishnu. f^f B: an nmor epi- total <ex~ ( firVr ). . WN Dnrga. a. dark-bias. 1 : ( a washerman. jj-; ) a kind of sap- phire of emerald ; Si. 1. 16, 4. 44 ; R. 18. 42. 'fii&i a sapphire. --^f*r:, %ar: an epithet of Siva. mr: the chief crow. -;rftr: rule. irsr having many adherents. -2. having a large family or retinae. (-sj: ) 1- an epithet of Graruda.-2. a kind of dnok. ( -sjr ) an owl. jjsi the five great roots Mldrfl cTTT mnt ' the great dissolution', the total annihilation of the uni. verse at the end of the life of Brahman, when all the lokat with their inhabitants, the gods, saints Ac. including Brahman hiaiself are annihilated. TOT^: ! a great favour. -2 a great present (of food offered , to an idol ); ftofh snrWff: M. death. the mountain-tops from which devout persons ased to throw themselves down to secure entrance into heaven. -4. an epithet of Siva. -5. the long pilgrimage to mount Kedara.-6.the way to heaven. -7 .the knowledge of the essence of Siva acquired in the pilgrimage to Kedara. q^r- 1. a particular high number. -2- N. of Narada. -J. N. of one of the nine treasures of Knbera. -4. N. of the southernmost elephant supporting the world. -5. an epithet of Nanda. -6. a Kinnara attendant on Kubera. ( -v ) 1- a white lotus. -2- N. of a oity. argrfm g*rrnf taw'sfornrir:! wyti^ Tr?rtfP7rf*T?fTfr'TriTg7tn Ms. 11.55. -2- any great sin or trans<mn a prime minuter. gression. f? r>?rr U. 6. 7. -2- the Supreme Spirit. -J. an epithet of Vishnu. jwft a kind of worm. J3TT great worship ; any solemn worship performed on extraordinary occasions. 7: a camel ghrifr: a kind of large reed. inrrorih N. of Vishnu. -iiiftfrr: a chief door-keeper. inhsjt the great universe. :rvr a. of great lustre. ( -HI) the light of a lamp. irgt 1. a great lord. -2- a king, sovereign. -3. a chief. -4. an epithet of Indra.-5. of Siva. -6. of ~J. great 1 . departing the hard irrorerr ^, n, s-,-3. a raven. possession of great strength or JT, essence chief road, principal street, Ugh or main road ; Kn. 7. 3. -2' the passageinto the next world, i. e. death. Viahnu. srrort breathing or aspirate sound made in the pronunciation of the aspirates. -2. the aspirated letters themalves (pi.) ; they are %%,$& 5. ? sr?*jTiy ; 5TWT srT? crime; sr?trrsr this life, 5, u, deadly poisons: -3. N. of certain grf rf% ^r ftmsif :^,^ . I man. a a. I. ) exercised Siva. 3trr the influence a pre( over a man's destiny ) by dominant planet. sive, costly. Unction of individuality to the Buddhists saint or holy K ^f T: a great . flood, bearing union much reward. bringing a kind a (-OT) I- bitter-gourd. -2of spear. (-) a great fruit or reward. Tff -qror the cnttlK-9sk bone. very strong. ( -w. ) I. wind, storm. dolnge. fmit.-2. ir I- <* < -2. a Buddha. ( -<j )load. f vtt N. of a Linga of Siva near the modern Mahableshwar. *T3 '<* long-armed, powerful . (-g-; ) an epithet of Vishnu. -2. ffr(wt)<* I. the atmosphere. the heart. ^3. a water-jar, pitcher. an -4. a hole, cave. -iV(^ )sr Siva. )a* the epithet of ^mv' 1- the great perinaeum. a of a Buddha. -2. ~^( H intelligence Buddha, -vfr, Brjrs* n. the Spirit --wraror: 1. a great Supreme orlearned Br4hmana.-2.alow or contemptible Brahmana.-*rnr a. 1 . a very fortunate or blessed, verylnokyor prosperout. -2.illustrioui,d?-!tinguihed,glorious; Ms. 3. 192. -3. very pure or srrTffThighly virtuous. f^, -vnT7 1. extreme good fortune, great good luck, prosperity. -2. 5. 10 ; holy, great excellence or merit, -vrnrvft the great Bh&gavata, one of the 18 fortunate Pur&naa. JTri'T-j; a* very N. of the or prosperous. TITJT celebrated opic which describes the rivalries and contests of the sons of Ohritarashtra and Pandn. ( It oousista of 18 Parvant or books, and is said to be the composition of VyA- word *rRiT also ). HfT a great commentary. -2* parof ticularly, the great commentary Patanjali on the Sutras of Pam'ni. ga ; of. the I. *TT5T: an epithet of Viahnu. N. of SUkyamuni. iffffT of sensitive plant ( rfrsrrf ). an epithet of king Santanu. a sort of beetle or fly. long-armed, powerful. ^ a nrg: kind fw: HT^ : TT a. a great 751 or primary element see ; p ; rf 29 Ms. 6. 1- ; The Supreme I. ( -ff: ) 1 Being. -2- a great creature. -Hint ! a great enjoyment. -2. a great coil or hood; great winding. -3. aserpent. JTj9t: ( -ir ) an epithet of Dnrga. a coatly or precious jewel 1. ; N. of Siva, -wffr a. high-minded. -2. clever, (-m:) N. fife S. 6. 5. -2|. of Brihaspati or Jupiter, JT??*T: a large fisb, aes-monater.-w^- o. greatly intoxicated. ( -^; ) an elephant in rut. flf^, -WfH? a. I. high-minded, noble-minded, magnanimous. -2liberal. -9. proud, haughty. ( -m. n^ltrrsTPTi I- very great preceptor .-2. a title given to learned men and reputed scholars; * 8 'costly flesh', especially flesh ' piety to be performed by a houseBolder ; aflwrm wsrw ffij'IlTCtl jjjjt ( or ^rgfr. ) *iri?fafor^ ifi ( or fjjiRf: ) gujTSfiiPflpr^ n Ms. 3. 70, 71, ( for explanation, see ^ i the words 8. v. ). -2- N. of Vishnu. 1Tf ' a great Yamaka ', i. . a stanza all the four lines of which have exactly the same word, though different in sense ; e. g. see Ki. 15. 52, where w+ifl*fi5^ireft?rn'^IP has four different senses 10. 19. nowned, human ; 2 sure, ( 8ee Jagaddhara in meavery great or large. -2. most wnr Inc.). a great officer of state, high state-official, a chief minister ( i 1 . ; Ms. 259. -2. an elephant-driver or keeper ; Pt. 1. 161. -i. a superintendent of elephants. (-qft) 1. the wife of a chief minister. -2- the wife of a spiritual teacher. HTT: 1- an epithet of Siva. -2. of Vilhnn. irnrr worldly illusion, which makes the material world aptrKi I, chopear really existent. H<Ti: n ) ; 9. an epidemic. -2. an epithet of m&i N. of Siva. *31i a great worshipper of Mahetva- lera, ^. Durga. ra or Siva.] jjsis a crocodile. -ijpT: 1. a great sage. -2. N. of Vyftsa an -3. epithet of Buddha. -4. of Agastya. -5. the coriander plant. (-(si n.) 1 ."coriander seed. -2. any medicinal herb or drug. jjft. N. of Vishnu. -JjiiH; m. an epithet of Siva, -3, ) a TJ3 a large radish. ( kind of onion. ( -g^ ) anioizl. ip^r a. N. of tree. trtv: very costly. a ruby. -%t[\ 1. any large ~2. an elephant. -3. the fabulous animal called -fc\i: Siva. ^q. jp^ -%%i the coral an epithet of Durgfi. great infatuation of mind. fhCT ) 1. on epithet of Dnrga. ^r^r; a great sacrifice ', a term applied to the five dally sacrifice! or. acts of ( ' -gr re- the great pilgrimage,' tho pilgrimage to Benarei. *rrnr: an epithet of Vis line. gir a great Ynga', consisting of the four Yugas of mortals, or comprising 4,320,000 years of men. fmr^ m. 1. an epitbet of Siva.-2of Vishnu. -3. a cook. rfrft: /. excessive dilation of the female organ --*gr?f I. gold. -2. the thornTspi- 1. saffiower. -2. gold. apple. K^t a precious jewel. mt ! a great chariot. -2. a great warrior or hero ; yer-. wnfr HRSTT^- tramw- ( a Ve. 2 K. 9. 1; Si. thus defined : ; f$r- 3. 22; ^ ^%- a. 1. great excellent, best, (-sr:) it Bk. also cf. celebrated.. -trrTT M&1. 4 ad ; -751^0. very famous,' ' ) a fabulous animal called $nc>r q v. ffa: 1. any sacred text ofthe Vedag. -2. a great or efficacious charm, a powerful spell. nfar^J. ">. the prime minister, premier. | II of. J?iihir. low : TO .-J. desire, longing; <* very savoury. ( -W: ) I- a sugar-cane. -2. quicksilver. -3. a precious mineral. -4. the fruit of the date tree. -5. any one of the eight substances given be- ^: aour rice-water. 3R TTST: 1. a great king, sovereign or supreme ruler. -2, a respectful mode of addressing' kings or other personages ( my lord, your majesty, your highness ).-?. a deified Jaina teacher. -4. a fingernail. "afBrtRT: a universal emperor, paramount sovereign. ^jr a kind of tree. rrfgrert N. of Vishnu. nRr^rrt ( pi. ) an epithet of a class of gods ( said to be 220 or 236 in number ). tr#r 1. the reigning or chief queen, principal wife of a tnr midking. -2. N. of Durga. night, dead of night. rtni:, -tfr/: mango 1. see Jt?nrT' -2- midnight. -3. the eighth night in the bright half ot /ivina.-TJ7: 1. 'the great kingdom,' N. of a country in the west of India, the country of the Marathas.-2. the people of Maharashtra, the Mara( pi.). ( -r ) N. of the principal Prakrita dialect, the language of thas the people of the Maharashtra ; cf. Dandin wtm^Vfj nrt *j? Trftf ft: Klv. 1. 34. ftjri a kind ot i Nimba tree growing on mountain*. a form of Siva. ?pr a. mighty in form ( - ; : eight ^ i 3% T 5RRN^ ^ fwi^wr^t ) ! *T3K$Jrr 35jrr^t *nj>faiT?ift i) a. very dreadful. ( -^ ) an epithet of Durg4. -^t^: N. of one of the 21 hells; MX. 4. 88. 90. -3^fV 1. the great Lakshmf, or Sakti of Narayana. -2. a young girl who represents the goddess Durga at the Dnrga festival. ga or Phallus. ( Siva 3tf5: a f^r the great Lin-IT: ) an epithet of crow. #r? a net. gqr^ m. epithet of Siva. a large forest in Vrindavana. Durva grass. boar ', magr* -iror ' the great ^tff : an epithet of Vishnu in bit third or boar incarnation.; ^|jV 1. creeper. -2. a large ^JT: the porpoise. creeping plant. 4|t}4 1. a long sentence. -2- Madbavi the nyoontinuons composition or literary work. ~3. a great proposition, prin such aa cp^Jnt, oipal sentence &c *nr: a stormy wind, violent W l^ ; wind icrgrenmTfd5%crt' rf-HS^ri Mk. 5. 22. CTI^.^ m. a great or ; ^: powerful disputant. arrg: 1. air (as an element). -2. stormy wind, hurricane, tempest ^rffoj N. of the Vartikas of Eatyayana on Panini'a N." of a certain ff%Sutras. or condition of the mind in the Yoga system of philosophy. ftvrrera rule giving a general option or alternative ; ? Rf wfrfSwm f^wrjjt. ^jfrt an epithet of Siva. serpent having two months. the vernal equinox. V^it^s /. the vernal equinox ( the sun's entering the sign Aries ). -Hftfri N. of a hell. tf?T,: I. a great hero or warrior. -2. a lion. -3. the thunderbolt of Indra. -4. an epithet of Vishnu. -5. of Qaruda. -6. of Hanumat. -7. cuckoo. -8. a white horse. -9. a sacrificial fire. -10. a sacrificial vessel. -1 1 a kind of hawk, "^faj N. of a celebrated drama by Bhavabhuti. -$$ a. of great valour, very powerful. (-$:) I. N. of Brahman. -2. the f^r . Supreme being. ( -ift ) 1. the wild cotton shrub. -2. an epithet of %r, the wife of the sun. fq-, a great bull. ^r a. very swift or fleet. (-TO) ! great speed, excessive velocity. -2. an ape. -3. the bird Garuda. Sar a. billowy. nrrf&t/. 1. a great disease. -2. a very bad kind of leprosy ( black leprosy ). a great mystical , mra. rrj- . word, . vary devo- 752 Honal, rigidly observing vows. 1. a great vow, a great religions observance. -2. any great or fnoda> mental duty ; m5M? ffcrr v. 5. 59 a^RC m. \. a devotee, an asoe' o. -2- an epithet of Siva. ?if%: 1. an epithet of Siva. the sine of -2- of Karttikeya. yrtg: the sun's elevation. ^t^T: ! a great conch-shell ; Bg. 1. 15. -2- the temporal bone, forehead. -3. a human bone. -4. a particular high num- one of Kubera's treasures. ber. -5. 5^ a k'nd of thorn-apple. making a loud sound, very noisy, boisterous. W^K: a kind of sea crab or prawn Ma. 3. 272. smji a great householder. 5111%: a kind of large and sweet-smelling rice. f[&i a. ; SIIWH a. -2. whose exercising great power. are great; Bb. 3. 80. ( -4 ) great order of government. f$TC^ m. a kind of serpent. fjf%,/. a pearl-shell. Saras vatt. epithet of gjfi an ^w ) 1. a Sudra ia a high position. -2. a cowherd. -3. an upper servant. ( -jp- ) a female cow-keeper. ( -37 ) a Sndra woman in a high posi- an epithet of Benaan epithet of Buddha. "9TF: a kind of asthma. srar I res. 5fl5Tf3r snror; . an epithet of Sarasvati. -2. of D urweirtfr: /. ga. -3. white sugar. the winter solstice. *TCH a very ohaate ence. woman. fl-rrr outrage, great audacity. HT^fiW: a highwayman, a daring robber. dacoit, fabulous animal called fm%: / a kind of Q<^ sure. -2. copulation. ( I A HfgV| -2 An ichneu- rat. carrying loads. 1 of Greatest, largest (snperl* JTSijq. v. ) ^ I Earth as in ; *?$ ^irr 5rc^r Bh. 3. 79. -JiQround, soil. -3 Landed property or estate, land. -4 A country, kingdom. -5 N. of a river falling into tbe gulf of Cain bay. -6 ( In goom. ) The base of any plane figure. -7. A- large army ( Ved. ). &c. ; -Comp. ytf:, -$**: a king also ( fig- ) Pm3 f&l an m. a' king, soveearthquake. fg^rg; gr s reign ; R. 1. 11, 85 ; 19. 20. I . the planet Mars. -2- N.'of Narkftsura. -3. a tree. ( -srr ) N. of Stta. (-3f) wet ginger, -spy surface of the earth. |^ an earth fort. Ku. "IT- 1- a mountain ; K.;6. 52 6. 89. -2. an epithet of Vishnu. Bh. 2. 10 ; Si. if: 1- a mountain 15. 54 ; B. 3. 60, 13. 7. -2. a sym: an^ ; I T?T3r By. 1. Rr?^ wftwnr SR* T 11 snrhn q^m: OTT wfl'wr ^TT; -2 TTfir^H. 2. 2. Glory, U. majesty, 4. 21. -3 might, power ; Kn. 2. 6, High rank, exalted rank or position, of the 8 Siddhis,tbe dignity. -4 One power of increasing size at will; ses The 1 ; ; tbe number, -3- an epithet of Vishnu. bolical expression for seven '. -2 The Arka sun. a king woman. -2 An amorons woman or intoxi- ftrt"r f^^fWjfjr ftBv. 2. 68. -3 The qfeifcfTtir mtar -4 A kind called Piiyangu. creeper of perfume or fragrant plant (?*f^r). p riyangu the T -Oornp. cated ; WV creeper. N. of a city in *f*f5T*ra( south. A [^f^ buffalo ; cle of a Un. (considered Yama tha ) iITf ; I 45] 1. *J%TT ft killed by Durga. -Oomp. -sw^ft a fc ind of bdellium. of Kaittikeya. 3T^r an epithet the demon Mahisha. "tjrfir- demon 3TSj:> arg^t sft, . wft f 'Tr, "RVift, epithets of si*> an epithet of Durga. Dnrga. W3T: an epithet of Ysma. : a buffalo-keeper. Yama ; epithets of A principal mtWhrw* Y. queen, B- 1. 2. as by falling on the ground ( 2 ; ). Slta. -gjfT an epithet of an earthquo 'te. ^sittg't, m., -7?: a tree ; Ki. 5. 10 ; Si. 20. 49 --- qp?rt, -im: the sea. m. *j$ a king. -^ m. 1 a mountain ; Ki. S^T, -^ si<jr . 27;Ki. 5. 1.-2- a king, sovereign. an earthworm -- ^t a Br&b- mana. 159. Den. A. ( rarely p. ) 1 To be glad, happy or prosperous (Ved.). -2 To rise to a high position, thrive, proiper. -3 To be highly respected or honoured S. 7. 35. ; q^rtr^ a. Greater, larger, P. 10. -2 The more powerful or weighty or important, mightier, stronger ( compar. o RJ^ v. ). -m. minded man A q. great noble- or P srfjfat i^jj flT flT?7H ; i Si. 2.13. buffalo Jff^OT, H^OT, n%r&RT A womaa, female. queen-consort 48, 2. 25, 3. A queen in general. 1. Bg. she-buffalo, oow?Ms. 9.65; ; humble obeis- S^:>-5?T:, -33s 1. the planet Mars. -2. epitnets of the demon Naraka. ; . | as the Vehi- S. 2. 6. ^>ltfn^ 2. 34, 6. 12. ance 1. W{^: Wfi>* * sr ; : fff^H^ m. [ JTSS.?^^ great plea-*g- ) a Bud- the composer of the great Siiktas or hymns of eh 10th Mlndala of th nQg /*- mon. -3 The string of a pole fcr . giht a fragrant unguent. a kind of antidote. "ft*"^ a. Possessing, rich or abounding in buHaloes. : . p. Honoured, worshipar ped, esteemed, revered ; see tr^r. The trident of Siva. A ! magical power. = The earth. /. jfiflGreatly, very much. lect. ind. the with a buffalo's head. G. ocean. trf; a great or completely new creation ( after a complete destruction of the world ). -^rsh the bread-fruit or jack-tree. a great executive officer. a kind of very rigid penance ; see Ms. 11. 218. Htftfoflf^Tt a minister of peace and war. WHf'V the widest generality. ^pri a kind of Khadira tree. wi\th an epithet of Aruna. Hlgfi great violence or dha. a of Siva. epithet SFHT: loud or boisterous laughter, cachination. f^FT^ m. N. of a mountain. m. IntelJf% m., n. Qreatnena. ^ Money acquired by prostitution of on's wife; cf . Jflfoftv-Comp. an absolute exist- W: Sarabha. f^r n. : Sakyamnni.~J.an epithet of Knbera. wftnnr?: the office of the minister of peace and war. an epi thet of Eubera. +1*14= the great the qrws clarified butter. 5T^ woman. plant. an epithet of Yama. noble. -2. very strong or powerful. -3. just, righteous. -2. N. of ( -TO ) 1. a large animal. f^ry; an epithet of Vishnu. drum. of a bird. -5 A lady's maid, 'female servant ( % ' frnr: WWo. Kartlikeya. -2. the commander of large army. ( -srr ) a great army. ?9RtT: a camel. ?3&t tbe earth. wpr a great position. sri^d m an epithet of Siva. -f-nr-. a kind of Greatness silver. 33* ( tion. drum. litary 1. commands g?T: a mig^rrr sand. ^sf: ! an epithet of JZigveda. 9. ; -3 -4 Ike female 1. frr ind. ( A partiole of prohibi" rarely of negation ) usuallj 753 Flesh. n. joined with the Imperative Bv. 4. 41 ; also the Aorist, when the ( a ) with ; dropped 3? is augment Bh. 2 77 T: 33 times the ; JTT 6 ( Ms. ifshjt f^TT? ITT retained, ?WWT: 5Twft: wnrt R4m. ' ' 'that not lest, fr 2 > Pt. 5 ; is tial, rr?TT of (rsrt potential in flesh. Jbf ; srr^: 1- a meal of flesh. sorrel. w ; OTT Bg. 17: 2. 3 ; wr *JT mwicRT rrrfw m: iTtfrcr ; : 37Tf%*3TH dHi^m' Tra? mr mother. -3 q-;, -Trfir; 3. RT 2 P., 4 , TO* ) 1 3, To -HrV^ a epithets ( mffr, measure 7. 13 . ; 9. 2. t* Ht8r: 3. 73 : in 10. ; . 3THST ] 1 ; ; of the -2 Long pepper. the Magadhag; princess of 57. -2 The language of the one of the four principal A Magadhon, kinds of PrSkrita. -3 Long pepper. -4 White cumin. -5 Refined sugar. -6 A kind of jasmine. -7 A variety of cardamoms. -8 The daughter of a Kshatriya mother and a Viy father. -9 Anise. -ION. of a rivet A Long popper. king of the Magadhas. [ 1 N. of a lunar month correapondmg to January-Febru- WOT ] of a poet, the author of ary ). -2 N. the Signpalavadhi or Migha kivya describes his family ( the poet 80-84 and thug coain Si. 20. ; eludes: ; ; ; 50 ; 14. 75, 13. 2, 5. 44;rr?r: JngtWfiirsfa T5?tTTf?T*pr ^ K. P. 10. -5 To prepare, arrange. -6 To infer, conclude. -7 To fotm, make, build, construct -8 To assign, mete out, apportion. -9 To show, diaplay -10 To roar sound Caui. ( irmfl-ft ) To cause to be . . ; n^ measured, measure or mete out *mrt?f firRrj s^irr* Mk. 3. 16. /)fi -6 Pulpy as ( fruit ). -7 Dense, thick. A butcher. TI!TOI 3^] The maugo tree; Bv.1.29. I Tne myrobalan tree -2Yellow sandal . -3. N. of a city on the Ganges [ ^: PTI^T " (?r/. ) Belonging to the gea-monster Makara q. v. ft N. of the seventh day in the bright half of Magha. WTFfa a cfr/.J Derived from or relating to the juice of flowers - ( , 95 A (as sound); iraf>^ fftI?Tj^'imtaTT: U. 6. 25 irfofvrwsefr^reeta^r^entwat TT?;l^frV: Mv. 2. -5 Increased in bulk or quantity Mai. 9. 13. Si. 1. 23; ; Cf Fleshy. -2 Muscular, lusty, brawny U. 1. -3 Fat, strong, powerful srnsr; 1. 34. 5T!T HtflHT: Bv. -4 Deep ; comprised R. 1. ( [ ^fff-PTJ measure by any standard Ku. 5. 16. -4 To be in, find room or space or tft 1 fat. skin. ; be contained -^5: ; -2 To measure or mark oil, limit see ft=j. -3 To compare with (in size), in, JTU:, "" Magadhas. Magadbas. - of meat. A the qr^Tthe egg-plant. -Jrfr, CrT^T: ft cutting the flesh. creature of flesh and blool. TO; cJeiT a wrinkle. fsjsjrT: sale soup. A "^^ Vaisya the members mother, ( the duty of of thia ciste being that of profes17 ; Y. sional bards ); Ms. 10. 11, or panegyrist in 1. 94. -3 A bard *n (pi-) N. of a people, general. *n I A princesa of the 14th day. HTSTTST- A a kind of of the hair ftqfa: tho a Pinicha or demonIT: body. l^sf a vessel for cookine meat. ftr?f:i ~3? I- a basket of flesh. -2. a large quantity of flesh. a muscle ! frrf a bone. Jrrfr -2. a piece of flesh. -3. an epithet of the foetus from the 8th to the fVOT, -f*#rVcf j?r^. -Oomp. ind. without delay, shortly, quickly. ! *T 1 The goddess of wealth, Lakahmt ^rf^ m. in the throat. S. 4. 3T*r4 Subhash. -2 measure. -3omp. of Vishnu. wmi . [ king U: 1 Magadba. -2 N. of a mixed tribe, 'Magadhat. of a said to have been the offspring father and a Kshatriya the Aorist or Imperfect with the augment dropped, and rarely with the Potential mood f^iv trr JTIT ! > or living in the or the peopleof ] Relating country of Migadha SR^jjT; -2. rice boiled with flesh. a fleshy abscess on the palate, --jrefr a swelling of the flesh. n. blood. 3tt -ft jrf?I: a gland. trrT: a polypus sr^n. fat, adeps. ; sior ] ^ /' to iTTS^ flT is sometimes used without do not any verb ; JTT trnrfj 'oh or do ) so'; wr te trr TTH ( say be tho rf^TOT: Mk. 30 'may it not police'; see nnder^rfT- Sometimes RT ii followed by &t and is used with I ( - a dealer STjftl^ " ( *e55JT ) ; participles <*(!/) Sacrificial. a^r ; * I llonoy ; kind of honey-like f A Com- candied sugar. P' 800 a -ct fl'ww /. ) bee. ^ ai^pr l.flesh-meat.-2-fli:BhN. of tho eighth flay eating. in tho dark half of Magha. an? K: animal food. fsr a kind of bird 4. Present participle when a curse is implied *rr or ( e ) with Si. 2. 45 paasive myww: & ( from 3TT*T ~3 virile *rm**mftfi ( d ) the M. fiBtl a. )^J Bv. 4. 43. -2 - down from sometimes usod for the Potenirat ff Mr derived or ng [ of flesh hangthe mouth. w^f:, ing -^ a kind of disease of the membrnm aT'ffy:, n-ranTT$s7 i>*HT *& qf : m%( , the Imperative mood ; jrnuf^: a. flesh-eating, carnivorous ( as an animal); Bk. 16. 29, Ms. 5. 15. JffPf tr>^ K. 307 also 33 ; 55 t *rr ; m sense the iu ' 5. ; Mai. ; 9. 13. N. of Matali, the I charioteer of Indra. -2 The moon. Hffl H: I A The fleshy part of a fruit. worm. -2 N- of a mixed tribe selling meat. -3 A worm. -4 Time. -Comp. -wif%^ -Hi5i5> sif, -wf ; inooJ, inflections, the ) Imperfect ( the augment being rrr ^TTnTHTdropped here also ) or the Future, i?jT: Rim-: ( c ) Potential 8. 1 nm ta-a ?T"la Un; 3. 64] 1 Flesh, meat; *nrt*ft IT^^: U.-4. (The word is thus fancifully derived in aome- is si first five is mixed with honey full of or has optionally substituted for after ace. dual ). tnd ; il. 1. . rjri tf?f ; no forms for the This word ( ^ The day of Udb. the month of Magha. Wl^TfTT A female jr^r^o. f ivll inoori in crab. (tft/. ) Belonging to The ca'st. -Oomp. the rainbow D. 5. 11. Indra. tfr ; or ruled by Indra 9- 25 ; ; 754 he kunda flower oE the creeper. P- 1 JTT^. To wish ( HtsrEi ) or *T/- ( C frra-S? ] 1 ) Auspicious, tending to good fortune, indicative of auspiciousness ; Ki.6. 4 Mv. ; A young JTTTf^W Rror^TT a. desire, long for. Wtffo* gions strident.- 5 A pearl-necklace of sixteen ( or twenty ) strings. 35; Bv. 4. 2. 57. -2 ipwro r?s r? ] Auspiof good fortune ; S. 4. 4. J Anspicioutmega, prosA perity, welfare, good fortune. -2 TroisSj [ Tfrai^t mrouW ^ ; 2f>. A I thief, robber. -2 A crocodile. Relating to or The inler of f>: ^ *rnfn: [T*IW s^' phant; m>inr: f^3 vfpm: -2 A man : ' An ele- K. P. 7 ; of the lowest Chaudila. -3 A Kirata, a monntaineer or barbarian. -4 ( At the end of comp. ) Anything the e. <j. ^rtl5*WTa>i!. best of its kind N kind of bird, the blue qffSnr a. ( /.) [ Urswn T* 3T*[ J Red as madder. -2 Dyed with HMKU,*>q: 'One who can act like a man only against bis mother,' a poltroon, cowardly boaster. A fly. roller. madder n* Jitf3r&!J ; - Si. 18. 34. Bed with madder ; . Dn.l. 156] Wind; or tinged trfavr JNrffrt f> Dyed wtf*nrf JTtr%^*U. 4. Mv 20; Ki. 5. 36 ^- 17; ^r3Hra%R$ mtrr?>'*r ; ^6fi^r irw?ir% siT^r% ^i Nir. ^j7TT%: N. of tbe charioteer of 1.18. A -fqr^rait: colour. a. (t$if.) jfry: road. *nrf*: an epithet of JTT3T. 1 N. of Vyaa. -2 A Brahmana. -J A distiller ( ^fffsqr 8k. ). -4 One of the attendants on Indra. -Comp. Indra. the sun. ITrrTTHfiAniaternatgraMd father. jj(duai) The maternal grand-father and grand-mother, -gr The mater- JTrft An JTT3": 1 armour, mail. A species of -2 tree. Weight, measure. r: A : 1 1 leaf before -3 Sad- opens. -2 Honouring. -4 Poverty. -5 ness, dejection. The border or Anger, passion. -6 hem of a garment. -7 A double It nal grand-mother. I [ntg*im Ti^-fBH] 1 A Ms. 2. maternal uncle Bg. 1. 26 130,5.81. -2 The Dhitlura plant. -3 An epithet of tbe solar year. -4 A kind of rice. -5 A kind of snako. ; 1 A A little Dhattura plant. Trjj?w- 1 A maternal uncle ( as a term of endearment ). -2Thethorn- lad, boy, youth, youngster. -2 man, manikin ( used contemptuously ) -3 A pearl-neck less of sixteen (or twenty) strings. -4 A yosng Brahmana. A I ( youth, oft. boy, lad, used contempman, dwarf -2 A little manikin irnrrwr^r ^Pc Bhfig. 3 A iiHy fellow. -4 A scholar, reli- tuously ). ; 1. apple. wrgfiT) mrjfrnfh wrgfft I The wife of a maternal nncle Ms. 2. 131 Y. 3. 232. -2. Hemp. jn$??T: (ll/.) The son of a mater; ; nal uncle. ; mrjf&n:,Tr3Si: r ( gnt ) *ri j tree ; A 3. 64, ; divine mother Mk. -9 An epithet of Revatt 1 kind of citron *rrwft ; Tr^5 -10 N. of several An I plants grr^rdfT, &C. 3TZT1f^ -pi. und ^[fuft mothers, divine the attend on of epithet said to Siva, but usually on Skanda. ( They are usually said to be 8: Jttsfi rf|w- n or, according some, only seven ; to msft Some increase the V? mt^ number to sixteen- -2 N. of eight 31 ; il cl&nsesof female ancestors or Manes. ro. A measurer. -2 Ved. A 1 creator. -3 A maker, builder, knower, one having trueknow ledge. -4 Life, or soul ( jfr*r ) [ cf. L. Mater ]. -Oomp. 5)5^. a maternal uncle. collection of the >rcrr: the divine uiothars. rr'5'fr an unnatural mother. on? who Jnf^M baeoonmiitted incest with bis mother. the irfw a mother's family. vm womankind. Errcrt>-trrm. -g:& matricide. -^. sex, -=rrfR; a matricide. -2. an epithet of ^-gj the group of divine mothers. a. having a mother for one's god, adoring mother like a gijf: 1. lucira. ^ god. -sf^ifi an epithetof Karttikeya. HV a. belonging to the mother's side or line. ( -^. ) maternal kins- men. mftf m. dual ( ) ( forming xnnfarft ) parents. a mother and son. *TT or ; tooth. -Oomp. Bb. U. sift irrar^'J^nTH^ ^ft rfft -3 A cow. -4 An epithet of Lakshml. -5 An epithet of Durga. -6 Ether, aky. -7 The earth. -8 A jTTgsj: the son of a 3^95: maternal uncle. -2- the fruit of the WTOTTOt youngster ; tf^f:> Measure. -2 A thought, Accurate knowideu, conception. -3 ledge or determination. drummer. The young ; H3TW ^f%fiT *rrafsi?T female HT3T A mother. JTTfrT:/- palace. ^ A b / rrg*rm^TT5 Tt ^ryw 3 faf *. wmr Subbash. -2 Mather as a term of respect or endearment ; of a poet, -stars a crocodile as large aa an elepbant ; R. 13. 11. : [ A mother ] 1 4. Rock-salt. (WT/0 ruling a province. a province. -Oomp. A 1 " 04 ; 87 oaste, a . i: com- * ruby. .A small house-lizard. [ U. 6. auspicious occasions r: A way, road A pany of Isds or boys. HTf9t$TA particular weigbt(equal to eigbt palas ). Si. 1. 64. / Boyish, ] u^ ] jjr. 'The 6. 19. damsel. 2. cious, indicative blessing or benediction. -3 A festirite. vity, festival, any auspicious -4 An auspicious thing, amulet. a drum beaten on Oomp. jjjpf. $f^ childish. Fortunate. irtn?T o. girl, [ *)i fMal. fruit of this tree, a citron. ( worship of the divine mothers. -Jrfsi^: a maternal kiniman ; R. 12. 12. (-pi. ) a class of ret. lives on the mother's side they are , ; thus specified: Him - IfW. ii. rWrw a. flt to be enjoyed or possessed by a mother. JTO* the collection of the divine mothers. T3 / Si. an epithet of Parvatl. foolish fellow, ir^s a sacrifice offered -SnftnT: simpleton. to the divine mothers. T?fTc7: n epithet of K&rttikeya. -f ^5 /. (irrj^5 or trrf|:W5 ) a mother's sister, a maternal aunt. -f*fr, 755 a mother's stater's son. ( -in*) the daughter of a maternal aunt; sowrf Pt. I. 40 'of sideration what account is a of no account a. I ^ R. or Coming from a mother 11. ; jrrgijj 90. 64, inherited ^ Mn. king,' ; diagrams written in characters supposed to have a magical power. -7 The character or alphabet so need ( Pi- ) added to nouns in the sense of s much as ', 'as high or 1 long, or broad as , reaching s far measuring ' K. Bnse the word sidered to bo JT n this may a* well be conat the end of comp. W _ below ). =jwhether of length, q. v. ( : A \ ; measure, breadth, height, space, distance or number usually at the end of size, ; comp. finger's breadb ' . ; dil tanee'; the distance of a Kroa', ' 5?TT^ even the breadth of a line, as muchasa line'; R. 1. 17: .. ^onir*. ; Hirirrg' -' 'the space of instant hundred in number'; go r ' ; ITST- as high or big ag an elephant'; r^, rnnTr-* &c. -2 The fu!l measure of anything, the whole or labic instant, the time required to pronounce, a abort vowel. -12 An element. -1J The material world, matter. -14 The upper part of the ' man ery is JTrVorH. 1. 58 'by merfl caste'.- fsfevr- S. 2 'merely RTHIT* ^^ wfmw, by words' so with past ; nsed ; Pt. 1. 83 participles JTHT may be translated by 'as soon as.' 'no saoner than,' 'just' ; R. 5. 51 'as soon as f%3TJTr*r: pierced 'when just pierced'; ^^rnr'jnst after eating sf%sj?nr rr ; -6 A particle, Portion 11. -8 ; an atoin. moment. -7 A partj sfoffrgrTsrajiU^r- B. A . 3.. small portion, a little, trifle, a little quantity, a small measure only, see m* (3). -9 Account, consideration; nSrft .frvft mrr -17 A music ). -18 a jewel. ( in Urtt 1. 5!?cr 5 G. A prince of the Madras. N. of the second wife of nrfr N. of the second wife of n epithet Pandu. Comp. ST^JT: of Nakula and Sahadev*. qffft *p epithet of Panda. JTI^T: An epithet of Sakula and Sahadev. /) (^V rrnnr [^3-3^] I Honey-like,sweet.-2 Made of honey. -3 Vernal, relating to the spring ; 5.-4 Relating to the descend- 3. . ants Madhu. of 7- N. of Krishna vr^: ] 1 [ urn 5Flr ninnv^T- ; meaning by the oraisaionof a Matra; n- s^fwffw: <$j^ Tprgsr IJTTSTC:: fowr- f ??RW firstr- nfsr^^i n ( where the omission of tho Mitr& in f%s makes the souse applicable to a ^z >. sTSTSCi -fT^T a metre regulated by shim TS^T^W'*W:*OTS, the number of prosodial instants it oontaiun, e- g. the .<4rya. *rrj a *m37*?*r H3iTTraTf^7 R- H.7. -4 N. of Indra. -5 N. of Paronrama. -6 N. of the Y&davas ( pi. ); Si. 16. 52. -7 N. of a celebrated author, and brother of son of Mayana i : qffif: an oily clyster. money-bag. H?T: attachment to or regard for house.hold possessions or property : Ms. 6. 57 HH4,-. N. of a class of metres, see App. 1. fir?i: material -- contact, contact with material ments B?. ; A irrnNiT stant ( ~ f' ) ele- 2. 14. syllable or prosodial in- above j[[jff HWT a- (fr/.), ). TRafT5T a. ( ift malicious, envious, Jealous, malic 49 : Ki. 5 ? wrf^nr HMHT s W Git- 1 ; 9- -2 wr- The friend of Cupid spring season, a WT Tjffgsr Ku- rrrtr^: 4- 28 and Bhoganatha, Sayana and in the fifsupposed to have lived He wa a very teenth centuiy. reputed scholar, numerous important works being ascribed to him ; he and Siiyana are supposed to have on jointlv written the commentary the fligveda ; 3T: i TT;T: J- N. V. -coop. 3T%!T a kind of perfume ( qn&Rj ) i 3. 53. A : [ 1 struction. HTSJT Stirring, churn-2 Killing, de- (fr f-) TTWt Hfr 1 -2 Joy, delight. ( ft vernal A kind of intoxicating produced from honey ) nrw N T^^TTT Coming from Mathnra. -2ProducedinMathura--3 Dwelling in MathurL Drunkj^TT:rtT?-qw] 1 Intoxication, srmar^r arw] v. irrtnrtfij liquor -3 A way, road. a. q- beauty. fisherman. 3'4-v^ ] =mtfi *jfr -2 Displeasure. ing. shakine- about. -3 Pride. 1 of a creeper . Candied ; sugar. -3 The gpring-oreeper 2 A from honey. kind of drink made ( fTHtft ) with fragrant flowers ; gauunft* *TW white ; procuress, bawd. -6 Affluence! -Oomp. -a*rr the springWH a grove of Madhavt creeper. -5 A Intoxicating, jnaddening, stupe37; A galfying.-! Gladdening. in cattle. linule. creepers. 1 m, 55-?J?:^T ] irr^r a. (rfr/-) [ T5 1 r. Intoxicating &c. see IIR^-. The god of love. -2 The thorn-apple. ; sf t intoxication. -2 Delighting, exhilaration. -3 Cloves. 'TT'T An intoxicating drink. . ( sft ; jTraV^iTHwasT ( aigjnirif: ) 3. 23. -3 The month called Vaiaakha ; Envv, jealousy, spite, STBT ^tfff JTTPff^ Ks. 21. : o- ; w^^ w 1 ; enness. wr tr% spitaful. mortal "raurwg^r *vr$$rm: 2. 149 'by a mere wag-tail'; : Function of the organs ( j^ffsT ). -Comp. sitj half of a prosodial instant. ^prer a kind of artificial composition, getting out anothe Hl^q - Nagarl characters. -15 An ear-ring. -16 An ornament entire class of things, totality; <""** or sirrortrrt ' the entire class of living beings ; n ; P4ridu. iirwt ; measure of time ' U. 2 ; wealth, property; ^WH^graur^rr s^vr iUd. -1 1 (In prosody ) A prosodial or syl1 25 ' vigra -2 Maternal. TO A maternal uncle. <$fr 1 A mother. -2 A grand-mother. -3 A nurse. -4 A source, origin. -5 A divine mother. -6 N. of certain affix or conhold him 5rn?W gf?T B*tr WHIT -10 Money, 1. I i. e. / ) Like me, resembling me; Relating to jrparSrT ^r^T " ( */ ) Midhava. E 'no^-w^. Relating to or resembling a bee ft 1 Colleotinf, as in JTrg^TT ft%:alms by begging from door to door as a bee collects honey by moving from flower to flower. -2 Alnif obtained from five different placet 756 ...*(*&/) Offered guest as a token of respect. to 7 W^^ [ TJl-wjr The ] flower A. I. I q. v. ') i. f*irr=Rf JTH 4. 42. [ to ing Maminata ) body. "^ ^ ] Respect, honour, consideration ;^rf>- Hnra'-JTT wounded sense of honour. -5 ( accord- chief Gunag ous anger, anger excited by jalotisv (especially in womon ) : singnr in in poetic compositions f^rw>rfrHr3JTft frrft JTftjq'g^inr S. D. C06 ; see K. P. 8 also. -4 Kindness, ami- general; ; Si. 16. 2. Fit to be honoured, irrsf^rTr a. worthy of honour, deserving to b honoured ( with gen. ) jfaf i^^ijr; Kn.1.18 ;R. 1. 11. a. arrogant, 10; "TSTFT runirf 3 TIHH^ ' Opinion, conception. -7 Ve,d. Object, piupone.. ;r irrrSrfsr ; Proud, or high-spiritedor high-spirited haughty" Jeal- 5^ jrnrjTrHtrr^TrT Git TTVT nr qpr honours, Honouring, respecting. 1 -2 Killing; A -4 self-confidence. Sweet- ) One who "' ! ; conceit, g?5*7j'*. -J-(I n Rbet. ness, one of the three of g exquiite beauty, Crttt*. ance, self-respect :3fT?q^r wnr^rTftr ^t WJTT nrlr: Pt. i. 10B ; R. 16. 81. -3 Uaushlinags, pride, : Atli'&ctive : ; q-jtfgf -2 = 159 Bg. 6. 7 so trnrvr* *c. -2 Piide ( in a good seaw ), self-reli- - pleasantness irrg^ifi'S effort K18. Bh. 2. C. 13, r.eas, =desid. of 17. honotirer. regard.respectf ul 37, -2 Spirituous liquor. -3 Mead. *rgv [ Trgw HI?: wr*] I Sweet H WT!T g.^.g^.^p.fp^gpg frmin?n ^psf 10 ffRnjg' i ; (Hifltff^ -II. 1 P. ). ; ' if^ lowly. -3. slanderous, libellous. 1. a meaauring-oord. -2. a chain ( of gold &c. ) worn ro.itidthe , nnt. of the Maliki creeper, Tnjft J Sweetness, sweet or av voury tegte g;y> 3-^ TT^ JTT^fr Wf f DV. V. 11 r|1 i ^a kind of cocoa- grape, -Oonrp. haughty angry through jealous pride. FfTi^TrT p P' H^-nr^f Tp [ A ?ft woman Hon- "] % esteemed. respected, Snowing honour or respect. oured, ; ability. MIMI ; WI$r Sweet -speaking, a. iible. JTCVT amiddle. [ w ami sure, standard. putation. -4 a. mv<m*ra. (ftrw/.), wrftr* . JTItTfsi a. Indifferent, given to pride, haughty, proud. TrHTf: energy a'ising from elf-conftdonc> Pt. 1. 226. jww: / great respect or honour Bh. 2. 23. of pridfl. --jsfrr^-; infatuation irupnrtial, : qnarrel ctinn'jd 5Tff?:i -Srfe: bv rrrtT?8:r 1 Impartiality. -2 Indifference, uuconcorn 1, 52. ; -3 Intercession, media- tion. Wfrfgnff . (sfft/. ) Belonging to coon. _ mv* Vf A ( wf /. ) Svvoi-t. follower of Madhva ^\ \ A kind of liquor ( made from honoy -2 ). The creeper culled Midhavt. mv-Ttfr An intoxicating drink pr* A person -- -- who honey. -4 Entitled to Bk. 19. ful, I A a strong-minded, resolute, or proud woman, ( in agood sense ) ;'.^rynrsTR^JTW HiiWr Kn. 5. 53 ;R. 13. 38. -2 An angry woman, or one offended with her husband iionour .^l. ; far*: ffV^ \j^ a. rich ( through ; ?W I Haughtiness, pride. Honouring, respect. -3 Being respected or honoured. urrsTfTr -2 ( u. Consisting of red ipTRT'^T ) - - descended from Ma. in ir^brtfr wrTtr^r j-^rf^'fTr: 19. ciicumlier. ^rfvT'-Kr a : m jealous ptids ): wrtrg sfS" flifiiO JTfHW^ Git. 9 Ki. 9. 36. -3 A kind o e odoriferous plant. STWf^TfT r . 7: U. 3 MB. 1^. 107. -2 Human A man, human being q$r; 1 ; TITiaOT mortiflcatinn, humiliatio.D. tftl eee nm-jm. fT, 7r a. possensing pride, extremely proudjiojtT MB. 2. 9; 5. 35. -2 a. nwpjt H fiorv: Ki. 2. 44. ffffj rich or great in pride, i;re;itly proud Mankind (pi.). A -4 The king 3T T''T''T^I (pi.)- M I ? J flM'^l': II Mb. boy. -3 subjects of a lad, A woman --^ A particular fine. -Oomp. %%:, qr/Jt: a lord of men, king, sovereign; uirjrrtf the institutes of ft. 14. 32. -^ I A kind of gpnitucus liquor, disfrom tha flowers of the tree tilled ^ called Madhftka ^gpT jTrv-r Bk. 14. 94. -2 Wine diatilled ; grapes ; HlvO H: Gtt. 12 ( H,^ = from f^, ^ ^ Com. ). w& .3 & Be. 2. 29. jfrt: the correct mode of measuring or weighing; M*. 9. 330. ijjr a sort of clepsydra, a ; jerforuted water-vessel, which.plac- ed in water and gradually filling, erves to ineasuru time. grf^r disgraced, diihouonred, -2. Lum. : , Manu. WTH': a demon r ftand in form of a man Harr HTHJTRTfTT: the qrrtif , wr*f jfrtr^q " from Mmu. ^ Bh. 2. 74. Descended or derived frfrfr 'f A ; 15. angry, sulky. -6 Being regarded m. A lion. q? worn -in possessed of self-respect, Kolating, to or 1. wrf^rf Si. or considered as. a 1. ; reapeet, highly 84. -5 Disdain- ; ursenic meaauring-rod 1 rrsnrt (a ing lovers &c. ). ( -% : ) a mystical for the letter Mt ( -gr ) N. of the second digit of the moon. Wiiqa: Kn. of aelf-reopeot Ki. 1. 41 possoBBed proud, name : pared from honoy. JTTrvsf^T: mortification, humiliation, insult, gfpi: injury to hononr indignity or pride y a. |. showing reBpect-2. proud .-3. destroying prida. -4. a giver of honour mode of add reus- j -2 Honourin^resoncting, (at ). -3 H*iighty, 1 jealous anger. firfr, f.,~ Tr;,-errf^: /. injnry to reputation or honour, . mv Ku. **; *d ?rr the end of comp. 1. ; a. Middle, central. ^. ( m pi ) N. of a people or their country in the ceatral purt of India. (9ft/.) wfqrs^. honoured 3n*Trir n. WT-I-JR, xj^-rwr^ JTWT ft -6 Likeness, resemblance. -Comp. central, [ thovity, stration ;~ MAdhy nn- ing to the middle portion, middle, middlemost. uentral standard of measure- rod, rnle. -5 Proof, an, means of proof or demon- ( Yajurveds(followed by the dinas). A measuring ft /. ) \ Midday, meridional. -2 Middle, cantral. H: N. of a branch of VAjamueyins. st A branch of the q^- or white mwrrf* -2 A mea-3 Dimension, com- [*if-P=j^] 1 Meaenrinu;. Central, arjr ] '*> Fancying,eonBidering, regarding (at the end of como. ); as in tr'raiT- particular fine, 757 A number youths mow ( or boys ) (*&/ JTHT^T of ) [ <w H* 5t I Pertaining to the mind, mental, spiritual ( opp. ^i?vr ). -2 Prpdnoed from the mind, sprung t w '" fir Tr^wr wgrafr wnDHrstar: Ku. 1. 18 B*. 10 G. -3 Only to be conceived in thn inin^. coaceivable. -4 Tacit, implied. -5 ; & of Visliuu. heart, soul B*. TT: The mind, 1 n^fsr Gtt. 10 113 TW ; ff^: Ram ff*: n A kind o : i . wsm srirn? ;( it is said to bo the native place of svratis, who are described as migrating; to ita shores every year at the commencement of the breeding leas on or the monsoons; tree. V. friK 4. 15; 14, ; -4 Apathy. -5 Sickness, Mo. 76 ifflp ; N. of a kind of the '" solar race, son of Yuvaninva. ( boAs ing born from his own' belly ). soon an he came out of the belly, ' tbe sage? said i ITT VTWfS' ! whereIndra came down and said upon ' ' nt vnwJTT the boy was, thorefove, i love lating to or caused by nrsrfo H^TiTrf^rw?^ 16; 2. 4. I : ; ; 62, Bv. 1. 3. To be revered Bfa ff^ 26. -2 M41. veneiable R ; HPJH-TT 44 2. 5PW^ m a 1 . . the god of love. making. ^r/. Human ) w.yf\ ^-, wrg herbs, -uf | Humanity. effort or action. TrgiTSi ( r/. ) -2 Human Uncle ii9ei in voc. ( by V^ m -^T- ^or a. deceptive. jf. of the . Bucldha. a deceitful, illusive. 190. -2. employment of mugic. a phantom JJITJ of magic. -zfr)T: ^ employment ?frfa^. fighting deceit- false or deceitful the doctrine yf illusion, ( a term applied to Buddhism). -ft^a. skilled in deception or magical artj. epithet of g,r ; an g-^Jr err?: Buddha. ; raiser. a. My, mine; fff'fr'J' ; 1 humanity ; K. -3 Manhood. Uuunin nature, % gsmr^'T f?t*Tff V. 7T; 1 men. Beauty, loveliness, HRrgg;a. | Deceitfnl,fraululent. -2 Illusory, unreal, deceptive. -3 Skilled in magical arts, Bv. iff ; 3. C, thet of Kamsa. of Pra TrTfT^j; a. Using deceit conjurar, demon, an iug'lcr. A -2 evil spirit Deceit, ^Wfl. ] 1 a device, an ; fraud, trick, trickery Pt. 1. 359. rtifice nrrfvsr a. fraudulent. ' 1 illusory image, a phantom unreal apparition - illusion, i - A 1 ] deceitful, fraudulent ; ; Deceitful. ^ : gall-nut. ["^ Soe m. ffi?rrp^. conjurer. -2 A rogue, cheat. -3 deesiti'ul or treacherous persoa ; 13 ' 4 B l2 74 - ' member e. ^A A of - ! cornp. 2 46. -4 N. of Brahman. -5 Of K'tma. -6 Of Agni. -7 Siva. -n. Magic, magic'il art. 'phantom. JTTTfT^f false HTTrfn &c. -4 A politico! 1 1 Ku. sense of 'false', 'illusory [irnn- -2 Illusory unreal. juggler. HrPrq; I A rrnrt ; 62 2. oft as tlio ftrst ; rw employing : -2 Jugglery, words tricks, Ki. 1. 30; R. 10. 45. -2 Skilled in magic. -3 Unreal, illusory. -m I A magician, conjurer. -2 A cat. -n. A gall-nut. witchcraCt, enchantment, an illusion of magic ; *=rifr g Tr^rr 3 rrra'^ g S. 6. 9. -3 ( Hence ) An unreal or in the jrrar-3T*c*!iJ [ or 'ftnfogenil, A fl employm. an epiN. of the wife Possessing magical power. . jj-rq- r collection of HmST- 2.32. rr^s JTr!3 ?r7!r3iTr^r%g ttrT?ffT5TTra-tTt K. 62. -2 A mortal f raitie, hu.nan body; IT cfrrnt HrgsT*'tf^^HraKU|?>ry Dk- -X Manninrf, the race of human beings. -4 A qY PTT'Tsf Mai. 2 TiftnT<mr Magical. ing magical powers. -2 A matemul uncle. ; HTgTSrr-ct 1 Humanity. -1 State or condition of man, liumin nature frurraw ( jfr /. ) | Il|,, 8 ive, illusory, deceitful .-2 Filse^uureal.-J- ). mine, JTHTJ: a.((^-Kr / ) 1 My, JTRT-Tfr: TT5belonging to ray side 7T%f ft*Tf 1-5 ff sri Bg. 1. 1. -2 ^>: r A Selfisb, cuvetous, greedy. HTTT [ irT: ^r Unman, mor- tal. ; a crocodile. words, . ; : 2 false, . living a. a. ( Mental, spiritual. ?f: An epithet of Vishnu. wrffHiT 1 A kind of spirituous li<|uor.-2 A kind of weight. ] 1 ?: mother of Buddha. fully. 111. 1. ?T The god of love -2. 6. Mill. honourable, A balance. <Jt . -^T:, -^, an enchantment. swan. nf*m*i ^ ing, a deer, an illusory or false deer. : Meesuring. -2 Form- 1 ; a arrerrsE- r^ m. a conjurer, juggler. 1. noted for juggling. -2 1. *^f w Y. ; ing deceitfully. illusory. --3-7^?^ fraud; Pi. 1.238. <Ju7 a gall-nut. respected JTf^TrihsnT'^ar Respectable, Supreme Spirit.-6 ( In S/iu. phil.) The Pradbiina or Prakriti. -7 Wictiedness. -8 Pity, compassion.. -9 N. of the mother of Buddha. -10 Ved. Extraordinary power, wisdom (-j^). -1 1 ( With Saivas ) One of ths four snares ( IRT ) which entangle the soul. -12 N. of thecityQayA.-J3N. of Lakslmu. -Crrap. arrxTK a. act- qz a. skilled in deception, frandulent/deceitful. srvTirj |. decoitfulueas, employment of tricks or fraud ; Pt. ; HM sr^rt or siders the unreal universe a* really existent and as distinct from the TT called M.-mdh-ltri. see 26 Qhat. 9 also ) R. 6. -3 ( In law ) Tacit or implied consent. -4 A kind of salt.-Oomp. 3Tra'f: a swan, goose. T?3i a. eager to go to Manasa Me. 11. ajrern, -^nx* "* a swan. Me. in illness, . jjrf q- pat. p. [ 9?rr lazi- -3 ness, slowness. -2 "Stupidity. state <arjrai?j'. faoble. Weakness, * Ate. 11 tardi- Dulness, ' TThTT5 ; fprm T^TOT hart, in- flTO? I Slowness, dulness, ness. -2 Weakness. ; ) JTT5W fwTirfW ( sacred lake on the moimtaiTi KailiUa ( V 1. To ) jure. disposition ; 116.-2N. of W ( ; Duelling on the lake Manas*. *TPW P. 1 Who; ; A form illusion corcerer. Tlsrn] Ifirt S. 4; (In Vedanta phil. ) Unreality, the by virtue of which one con- is conversant jr' ,0ae who with ckiarma or spells, a conjnror, ', : g. triok or artifice, diplomatic feat. -5 1 humour ; The sacrifice to Te sun. -2 ( . men. Bile, bilious also in this senae ). 758 a ( ?r longing to or oock /". ) J^-WOT ] 1 Befrom a peaWFHHI nfii^BT M. [ arising <J|3 JUfi 1. 21. -2 Made of the fe*tbcrt of ft peacock. -3 Drawn by a peacock. ; as a car ). -4 Dear to __^ A flock of peacocks. peacock. -% N. of . ( a plant swft^T ( ). A m^V5T: wr^lft, peacock- m^ 1 [s-*5f] Killing, aiSiijui'UMiH slaying obRaj. T. 5. 64. -2 An 3 stacle, hindrance, opposition : The god oE love 3*rmTfWr tr, ; ^WTR e?l 3f^ ; Gtt. ffng ^rfTrHirtw WRIGHT killwhere ITK primarily means 1. 1. -4 Love, pasing '); Nig. ion. -5 The thorn apple ( tr^r. ). -6 ' evil one, a destroyer ; ( according to BuddMgts ).-7 Death. -Comp. ' srx o. marked by love', display- An ing signs of love : flrirrSFT TF?r^rfr7 tf' ? ) wnrq;: C -5: $?5Tom$- Git. 12. an epithet of a Buddha. wf<:-K<j: Siva -- smrrer o. murderous g?*r mtcW- ?*f*r ft*9Tff: STffcr: H. 1. ; fsRf m. a 1 an epithet of Sivn -2. of . Buddha. WtT.37 a. r^ "f ? J [ end of comp. ] ( At the Silling, destroying, 1 Any pestilential dis- ) 5f: slaying. ease, plague, epidemic. -2 T6e god of love. -3 A murderer, destroyer in A hawk. general. -4 WIT mony performed for the purpose of destroying an enemy. -3 Calcination. -4 A kind of poison. Tffrs/- [ ;-f"Pj-?ft ] I A pestilence, plague, -2 Killing, ruin. Skin, ki!led.-2 Des 1 troyed, ruined. Dying. 1 -2 Killing, a. C wr/. ) Belonging to an emerald *& <* A 1 141$^: egg. aerpent'8 A way, road. -4 Cow-dung. -3 H. Pr. 41. (Cr/0 - A place covered with cow-dung. wnrara- (rfr/- ) [^35^ 3^ ] Relating to or arising from the Maruta. -2 .Relating to wind, aerial, R. 2. 12, %. I Wind windy. 34 4. 55 ; Ms. 4. 122. -2 The god of wind, the deity presiding over 1 ; ; wind. -3 Breathing. -4 Vital air, one of the three essential humours of the body. -5 The trunk of an of the elephant. -6 Ved. A son Maruta. -ar The north-west quarter. The lunar mansion called Svlti. -Comp --3f$FT: a snnke. amHsr:, -ga -g-j: 1 epithets of Hanurnat. -tf . , ' Bhima. git penetrating everywhere,' one of the duties of a king (who is able to penetrate every where by means of spies ); cf sift- -2- of . airJmi% nre thet of [ ifeffstnt Hanumat ; 5^ ] 1 An R. 12. 60. e PN -2 Of Bhima. T: [ ^ N. of an ancient sage. -Comp. N. of one of the eighteen Purunas this sage ). ( composed by m-^- ) 1 I- 1. P., To 10 U. seek, Desert, belonging bunt after, ohae.-J To tain, strive after ; anTOfrCTT ; ; A Search, inquiry, investigation. -7 canal, channel, passage. -8 means, way. -9 The right way or course, propor course ^ffrrnw wt\ 41 1 T HIITI I ?&3St JT. ^ way, road, path (8g. also),3Tljr S. 5 ; so Rr^nprnf n. 5. 42 ; R. 2. 72, U. ff?r ; Kav. jprn ?f sr: JJST ;^r?tftf^^nifiti. 9. -12 litigation. -15 A high style of acting, dancing,and singing. ground for In dramaturgy ) Hinting or indicating how any thing is to happen. -17 ( In geoin. ) A section. -18 The -16 ( ann9.-19Musk.-20rhe canstellation called HirfRH. -21 The month called ainrar: a traveller. mtfw. -Comp. sfrof a -TT^5Tff: a ^nide, leader. tirumpbal arch erected on 8 road R. 11. 5. jfir: ^nft: a guide a city or town on the road. ij;j:, 3RJ5R- 1 measure of distance equal to 4 krooas. ani?f a barricade. Wfit a rod-keaper, guard. -T?V an epithet of the tutelary deity of travellers sfnref: a pioneer. ; m a. travelling, ^*fr way-faring. palace on a high road. : The month called flnrfliif. Seeka. (>T[n-?g ?3?. ^T ] I ing, searching; or looking out for .-2 or, Inquiring.-3 Asking, begging. orr I Begging, requesting, soliciting. -2 Seeking, looking out for, seatcbing.-3 Investigating, inquiry, examination. or: 1 A beggar, supAn arrow ; plicant, mendicant. -2 P. 10 f N. 1 46 Vikr. -3 The number 1. ; A r: ' 77 ; R. 9. 17 65. five.' beggar, supplicant. i N. of the ninth month of the Hindu ( corresponding to November- December is ) in which the full moon in the constellation jprr^ftl. JUjfiSitf, nfc/Wf The^ full-moon day in the month of JH'hnT. A eoek, look out for. C e 5ttf^ Custom, usage, practice ; vm &o. -13 Hunting or tracing out game. -14 A title or head in law, year A 10 aiJrrtf- gjTTT, ; Mode, mauner, method, course; R. 7. 71. -II Style, direction To Subbash. -4 To golicit.beg, ask for ^t ^T*^r ?13WIJ^ Bk. 1. 12 Y. 2. 6G. -5 To sgkin marriage. -6 To seek through, trace out. II. 10 U. ( unWer-ri ) 1 To go, move. -2 To decorate, adorn -WiTH with peppor. worthy or dramas in ; strive to at- Peppered, seasoned respectable, venerable man, ( used in -2 A course passage, the tract passed over *rrftrf iftWpr tff& Ki. wnr S. 7. C. -3 Reach, range 18. 40. -4 A scar, mark ( left by a wouud &o. ) II. 4.48 ; 14. 4. -5 The path or coarse of a planet. -6 3. 37. (m-ftS, seek for. -2 ; (*frf- )Made of pepper. . A -1 ; to a wilderness. firrftT: considerable distance pepper shrubs. HI?? Plague, pestilence, an epidemic.-^ Pestilence personified, (tLs goddess pregHintf over plagues and identified with Durga). W<*rT a to ; slaying. I ^ from Sita, so that Elvana f ouad a good opportunity to carry her off. -2 A large or royal elephant. -3 A kind of plant. -4 N. of the sage Kasyapa S. 7. 9. -5 A sacriBcing of priest. ^j. N. of the mother of collection Sakyamuni. =gr A I'lague, pestilence. ). HTft^o. ) Belonging to N. I composed by Martchi. of a demon, son of Sand a and TSdaka. H assumed the form of a golden deer, and thus enticed JTT?T;g-a. (<^f/. or : [ ?-forS ?3^] 1 Killing, slaying, slaughter, destruction; T^H| A ; Rama catcher. l the voo. as a respectful made of address by the Satradharato one of ihe principal actors see D. 1 Mil. 1 ). inquired traveller. -P. 1 after. -2 A hunter. Sought, searched, -2 Hunted after, deeired, solicited. m. ' leader. 1 A pioneer. -2 A guide, 759 10 I To jt. -2 D. purify, cleanse, wipe cf . ; To sound. $5 m;? [ si A -2 3 An epithet of Vishnu. washerman *rr*r Cleans- 1 ] Hoourmg. purifying, ing, H5 a. fS&rr ( / ) 5^-05^ [ ] Cleansing, purifying, scouring. gentleness, indulgence, Bg. 16. 2. ( Wine -- u - / ^t Wrtfa? & grapes JTTfSTO a ; leniency; Made ) Cm STPTTra 3^ deep insight of Si. 8. 30. into, fully with the essence, benuty WTI^T: SRT ? v- ) Having ] conversant <Sc. ; -- or -3 Effacing, wiping away. -4 Gleaming the person by -5 rubbing it with unguents. Sprinkling the poison with water L-y mean* of the band, a blade of Knsa grati &C.-H: the tree called Lodhra. 1 Cleansing, purifying, cleanThe sound of a drum; irrgfr ing.^ WfTft WR?fT ffsftftr M. A broom, brush. Trafat A < cat ( <*( ) 2. 1. sfV : of of a tribe field. barbarians, a -3 N. of Vishnu. A -2 cleveuto'.l q^wr a PTT^^: sexual -^off N. of nfom, 55 1 A rising or high ground, ground rtic?g*ragyTeJ ); isr=r Me. 16. ( $rasuijs*rtR''w peacock. mode of moun- JTrw hip-joint. Ch&mnnda. a village. ^tfr^ tlie A wood near a of a cocoa-nnt shell. peacock. female cat.-2 A civet- A 1 A -2 cat. -3 Musk. Jiraffrirs A 1 cat. One who cleanses -2 Sftdra. -3 body ( ^TT- bis Wlrf*Hi: N. of cal CT, -9ff A a Baga or musi- mode. I A kind of jas- mine ( with fragrant white flowers); ). >- purified. I -2 Clean, bright. -5 Washed Adorned. -2 A flower of -4 Rubbed, smeared. away, removed. -6 -3 sugar and pices. t sun anf wrifrt Rf Hrf5^r, K. P. 10 U. 6. -2'fhe -J A hog. -4 The number Also rmfe ). this jasmine ( a- ( *ft/. ) Made of A [ tfaw clay, ftflfcf ^ earthen. ] : kind of pitcher. -2 The lid of a pitcher, -sf A clod or lump of earth ; Bv. 2. 49. young woman. -5 Night. -6 Moonlight. -Comp. ^m^r:, -rffasrs borax, qf^jr the shell of a nutmeg. <$& a nutmeg. imr N. of a celebrated drama by Bbavavirgin, ^RTBT a garland of jasmine flowers. f: A Sandal-wood. drummer. if A N. of a country, the fr|(4<|: 1 modern Milvi in central India. -2 N. of a Riga or uusical mode. -77: ( pi. ) The people of Malvi. -Comp. -^?:i -g M&lva. rf Mortality. town. lavas. 1 The country of tbe Mi- -2 An inhabitant of Milvi. of a plant. [ Stofa' flg. ), TT. ] pliancy, 1 Softness weakness ; * K". ' ' become* soft -2 Mildness, , 5. 18. garland-maker, ^ft ursr^rtr ^5- ; fww ^wrRr f%^r Bv. l. 54 Pt. l. -2. the tribe of gardeners. gar; a necklace. gof a kind of fragrant grass. ^HR- a variety of =(fw Maminata thus defines it ; 220. : ; _ ^afr^<2rr?5^ K. P. 10 : see the example given ad loc. a- wearing a garland. Trr&jf: [ msr nftffm fjrwtw I A florist, gardener. -I A dyer wraT^nr^fHsi -3 A garland-maker. -4 A painter. kind of bird. garland. -2 A row, A string, necklace. line, series. -3 -4 A variety of jasmine.-S Lin-seed.-6 A daughter. -7 A palace. -8 A kind of bird. -9 An intoxicating drink. TlQ'd a. 1 Garlanded, Surrounded by. o. [>rrar wwAt crowned .-2 Wearend of comp. ) Crowned or wreathed with, encircled by so a-sgwrf&sftyetfV urr%^ ing a garland. | jft] -2 ( the ; m. 1 A gardener. -2 A garland-maker, florist. -^V | A female florist, tbe wife of garland-maker. -2 N. of tbe city of Champa. -3 A girl seven years old representing &c. Durgi at the Du.rga festival. -4 N. of Dnrga. -5 The celestial Ganges. -6 N. of a metre see A pp. L -7 N. of the mother of Bibhishana. -8 N. assumed by Dranpadi while residing at the Court of Virata. -9 N. of a river ; S. 3. 7. i A garland-maker, a. [n gft florist. Proper for or relating toai^arland.-^l A garland, wreath rr?^sr ?lt f*l ~2 A flower Bg. -3 A chaplet or garland worn on the head. -Comp. 7. 19 ; 11. 11 Ki. ; 1. Ms. 21. ; 4. 72. 3n?MT o. Wreathed, crowned N. of n mountain or moanU. 1. 33 R. 13. 26. -2 tain range N. of a demon, son of Sukettt. [He land, wreath, chaplet ; 3?rTT: T?] 1 A gar- ; R. 8. 43 gardener wwrt^ fa ?ff^ g?T wirtdTwOT Vfts. -2 A row, line, tteries, gncceanion Mil. 1. 1 an^gf>fT^Tf^flTBr 3 A group, cluster, col nif?l M. 9. [ 1*5 fljrnff * and I- -95TT: 3i*:, florist, ( flower-maker. 3fr79T: n garland-market. -507: a kinrf florist. of hemp. ff%: . drummer. N. of a plant ; nnTV^T: city, K. p. : ; Coming from the Malaya mountain. Wtftsri, Mortal. ( lit. ; tree. twelve. t A bhntt. 3. ; iri*)it?t TrffaTl^: tiddi Hs. 2. 24. A bud, blossom ( in general ). -4 ; ; Arka Me. 98. Cleansed, scoured, Swept, brushed. -J Curds with IThe Q. M. ft --fe , The Nimba tree. -2 A village. -J A pot made I garland. I cat. ( 1 pole-oat. kind of coitus or enjoyment. 10 west or south-west of Bengal. -2 N. taineer. ; 8, Cleansing, 1 ?^-f%^. scouring, purifying. CT3 IN. of a dietrict in the A -2 10. l See inRr. Malli. ). -3 A wood near -4 Fraud, deceit. -Comp. [ K. P. trwg fetryfr frrr^-. / BTW ; : $ a ; ; of several things to obtain a wish. -Comp. a'TJTT a variety of TJpama 4.40. off. nibbing sT sriif^ necklace string, 5 A rosary, chain a -6 A streak as in or simile, in which one Upameya is compared toserveral Upama,'iiai;e.u. ; H 1 CleansCleansing, purifying ing, cleaning, purifying. -2 Wiping A ~4 lection. 'n {ciHiMF. in wsnTTcTT. ; florist, Hlfrm m. \ ; : 760 was tha mlernt!,uncle Und minister of fiava.'mand aided him in many of his schemes. Ju early times he propitiated the god Brahman by his austere penance, as B reward of which tho splendid island of Lank was caused to bo built for him He lived the^ with his brothers for . come years, but afterwards left it, which waH then occupied by Knhera Afterwaids when Kavnwa ocsted Kubera from the island, Malyavat returned with his relatives and lived with him for a long time. ] nrfwrst [ w IHW 1 nqsr ] : Dirtineas, foulness, impurity. -2 Pollution, defilement. -3 Sinfulness.-4 Rlaofcnese. -5 Trouble, affliction, A kind of creeper. -2 A woman. -Cowp. jrsr: a kind of snake. 1 HHiJ:/- WT: The Bilea I -2 The tree. a lasting for month. a month. who man (ironically) 3irf&5) monthly, lasting; for a month, -sna a. 8 month old, born a month ago. a- to 5T: a kind of g.illiunle. be paid in a month. the siiflff: new-moon. A 1 wrestling or match. the V. -2 A particular weight of gold urn fS^rnraiTt HPT- T^sf ^r ITH: formed every new-raoon(during year of a man's death / fq -2 tl.e ghee. lew by a a goldsmith. ?$w. Maelia. A HTTK: 1 A hean. -2 weight of gold. . ( . tf /. Worth ) wr "ii"' L Sown with bean. kind of Ma- nu w* A or a field J or beans. t rtf-in] * Fit tor beang 1 Worth a particular nnmbei of Mashas __ *j A field of beans. TO. 1 = mfl q- v. ( This word jfTflr - . has uo forms flectrone, ed fer mr for the first five in- optionally substitutafter ace. dual. ). -2 The and is ra:, ( it may -H 1*> [ 11 w ^ijf, 31< ' A. 5] fa, W*W, month =TT?nr rm JT 1 A month old. ' : mother. tit U. 1 ( fcr ludra Ku. ; ( nt?ref-rt ) To measure. 3T ( / 7ft ), noble Fit for merchants. -2 Fit for great persons. WfSlffff9v " ( &f ) High-mindmagnanimous, noble, digniBed, Jfrvnw imity, Mel U. [ifiwTi HWJ MTSI] noble-rnindedeas, 1 Magnc- Relating to or R. 12 Sfi. 84 ; The -2 A east. 4. 5. dignity, peculiar or sacred virtue of any divinity shrine ; or a work giving an account of the merits of such divinities or shrines as ^?frdfitjr, fli?fiinrien &c. .(>/. to a large carriage. kitch ) 1 Belonging -2 Relating to a ( "ft / ) Having JTTf nrff aspirat" or hard breathing. the JTTfTHT^ Great ,j. ^.j^q. -2 Made of The planet ( :f( Terrestrial. 1 f. ) earth, earthen. T: (Vtnrs. -2 The demon 1 !/) ,, ! Mon iu S to a great, lord or to Siv.i. -2 WorA worshipper shipping .Siva. --K- of Siva, -ff X of Parvati orDnrga. used fjj 5 I'. ( ft-i'ifir, i'lga, rarely in classical Itteraturo ) 1 To throw. oast, scatter. -2 To brild, erect. -3 To Meiurt>. -4 To establish- -5 To observe, perceive. -6 Ved. To tbo earth. lix in great- -2 Majesty, exalted position. -3 The ; 1 ^r rrr?r5f!TiT (*ft/. ) ^bly horn, of family, of illustrious descent 1 7. Naraka. -3 Coial. A cow. <* ) I ) ?T./' pulae. A cow. a. ( sft/. sprung and Vaiya cow. -3 N. of Indrani. A Brahman*. : ; t ' -2 Eastern. -2 Mude of caste a Kshotriya father nr?5 bread. lack. ff ). A mixed H-rf^BJT; from A yar- ; Bk. 8. 95 .-2 The moon -3 The number twelve '. Ved. ). ( -Oomp. MgHrfasu a, monthly. <>ii3JtiT: the day of new moon, TOW ditury capital of the Haihaya kings R. 6. 43. 1 tttfTTO or .Tfe^S^I "'^ ; 'TMjftarn Srldhara on Y. P. ; moon. : wife I -3 ??T ll Kilika Puraga. lives by the prostitution of N tflfsfTp: T^ glorious. jrrwr a. ; V The scnm of boiled riw, ricc-gruol. -2 The meal of parched barley mixed with sour milk. ed, a buffalo-keeper, o- [ tortoise. STTST: a horse. -3?sr a. A 1 -.,.,.,,.. herdsman. -2 The paramour of an ^Tfl unchaste woman ( iTT^'Trtg''^ his flre- -2 Monthly. s?:, -3JTf: a dish cf beans cooked with 3JI5?r ] or A buffalo-keeper. : Ono who ; -Oomp. ^ ; ; THT Indra. C *"" ^ ] first a^mfa J- N- jrrrrar: [m^ of. epithet ( ""/ ) mfipT Coming or derived from a buffalo as tni^4 'ffia buffalo cow Relating to a month. -2 Happen- JTn3TT : hean : (the sing, being used for for the frttit or plant and tho pi. seed ); Gfonj: ufa I'sgfi* WTOf* Sk. ) ing every month, monthly. -3 Lasting for a month. -4 Payable in a month. -5 Engaged for a wontli. qi A funeral rite or Swddha per- mixed boxinjr, tfr/. ( An : " yar. month. do- ^ Sovereignty, power, R"rfgT I a corap. ) Hlg^f A an*: Ved. exalted. minion. qa^f. the beginning of a month. Uoyons, joyful. -3 diving de- -...-. -2 Great, light. ^ old. rib*. Sovereignty. T3 procuress, n lascivious or lewd wo- a. [ j: I grcat king, imperial, royal. ^fi^rfw^fr 1- a woman fasts for a whole month. -2 n /fapitlha tree. Sq; Large carclamoius. N. of a paiticnlar occurring in a eating only onceor r?K prosperity, good -2 To annoy. obstruct. Ved. fjrg[/. " ffirw o. A column, post. f J L'l*t JTr-II-TB ] Men- J IHHx^ meted or measured out. -2 Measured off, bounded, defined. -3 snred, Limited, measured, moderate, brief scanty, sparing, ( little, words &c. ); H 9. 34. -4 Measuring, ~'t. 1. 87 of the measure of ("at the end of , ; couiji. i. . in aa in ugqy^R-^qiOTt' '"r 1889. -5 Investigated, exa- ), ; 761 mined. -6 Cast, thrown away. -7 Built. -8 Established, founded. -Oomp. aw? a. I brief, maaeurKu. 5. 63. -2. ed, short, concise . ; composed in verae, metrical. ( -tr ) N. of a celebrated commentary be on Vijnanesvara Yaj/valkyu's Smriti. -trfia.ot measured meaning. 3nf?7: a cautious envoy. STTfH a, sparing in diet. ( -t: ) moderation in eating. ?: the sea. *rr- f^,-*P^ a. speaking sured words little or mea- w^faHTi H$?Jn fwrJJUT a. moderate in diet.-zqf^a. frugal, economical. faciTTT o. Going elowly. H; An elephant. ftdu-4 a. ; Cooking a measured | portion, cooking little. -2 Sparing, f Measuring, weight. -2 Accurate knowledge. -3 Proof, evidence. -4 Determination. fifitJ!/- [ Tf-lfl-ifE^ ] measure, _ 1 The eun. -^ N. of an <4ditya and usually associated with Varumi. --^ 1 A friend, U5 !Tl?JT5JTT ! 9'm% An <' ally, ' -Oomp. conduct 3Tt=qr<: towards a friend. 3^1: 1. sun-rise. -2- the welfare or prosperity o a the ; Ht*T: acquisition of friends, contracting of friendship. -2. N.of the first book of the Hitopadeaa. " kind to friends, of winf^r; an epithet of ning manners. I. WWW f^TT: friendship. Agni. N. of the seventh Jay half of w? fliv. indulgent to friends. der of a friend. f^ir the mur- Friendship, friomllinocs. P. To be friendly, behave in a f liendly manner, act as a friend towards. I>en. cr (Jf5l3 | ffi^Ti^ Den. g. A A.Toact be friendly. P. 86 To become a Mutually, reciprocally, Ms. ; 147 2. oft. ; in comp. fJrw:sWlS S. Z. fiw.HTTnr, S. 5.-2Iu secret or private, secretly, privately f>ro: ; TrJ: JUTTf TfihTW qV!?r**Jf urar^sf Ku. 3. 2 6. 1 -3 Alternately, by turns. 13. 1. t- Un. 1- a king. ; It? contingency:- f*R1'i wrt (pi.) CT^t.'j'cis* fm: ?ra' 57] N. of a city, capital a- [Pm-OT^W'I.Un. 3. 55] Paired, forming a pair orcouplo.-sr: A pair, sf I Ved. A pair, couple. couple f?jit i?Tri ?7ir H?^!^: Hffcdft H. H. 61; Me. 18; U. ^ Si. 5. -2Twins.-3 Union, junction. -4 aion,copulation.-5 Cohabitation. -6 The third sign of the zodiac, Gemliu. -7 ( In gram. ) A root compounded with a preposition. -Oomp. Sexual 11 Tlf're 5<J' ; A. To copulate, To A. 1 pair, to be re^HTWl: n$n n. a false act. malady. ^rf hypocrisy. report or speeob. mwtake, error, misapprebensi'on.^-if^i'T here- herejfS: /. heresy, holding atheistic doctrines. fsufl^T denial by oath. <{?q: a moil only tic or in appearance. , one's promise, a. \^( lalse to <& an perfidious iM Wt 1 Falsity, unreality. -3 Invention. error. 1 False- I ] ifoir <*>t* ; to tell a falsouood, lie; -2. to contra- |. to fulaity. turn out false, be false frsir 05 to misunderstand, of comp. mistake). At the beginning dict. frttTr ^. to be translated by a figure of speech, au f. -4 ( 3(ft-rr ) see ft 10 4, u. ftr- p- 2'- I false, a. F 8t> -2 Unctuoui, -3 Affectionately iucliued towards ( ono ). Tor fJr.^ I Sloth, indolence. -2 greasy pur, sloopinc-ss, also duloegg ( of spirits ). fft. 10 U. (f^rar, Pff9w-cr 1, ) See ffi^II. P. ( HWit fffyf kle, mcistcn. -2 To 1 ) 1 To sprin- honour, wor- ship* : ' pretended, 3 A., To be uuctuoua or greasy. -2 To molt. -3 To. bo ft. -4 To love, feel affection -11. 1 (J. BMV^r?: 5 a! &' ^" **' ~^ 'nvertecMy, contranly.-3Tono purpose, in vuii:, ihum, Ac. -Oonrp. -2 <JRI-ct, ^^iis-'cf ) 1 ; unreal, -Tr5F<J, -?r^j an untrue speech, a sexual Cohabitation, [ 3^, delu- wroLg Perversion. The ruddy goose (-if <>ul- feigned foiae a sif^tni ^TTH a sy. Illusion, ly deceitfully, wrongly, incorrectly; oft with the force ot nu adjective may ^JTO- obstinacy or peisislence. -a-jf:-irjur misundarsUudiiig. miscouceptiou, joined union. r. pre- fui^ra. pretending 10 be kind ; I't. 5. 14. SKWI, -5ffhr feiguea anger. iff?; a false pfice. fff: useless ini: or arranged in coupled. fJl&qT 1- irf^: /. sexually ). fruitlessly TT^Ks tended kindnrss or service. -2- (in medic. ) a wrong treatment of a sion, mistake, error. use or application. cauie to couple, RrjjtT'B 8 U. To unite tcgetner ( the sexes. ) ftpTi>l a false prediction. -2 a lalso or unclaim. arraK: a. I. acting ! ( -T: ) falsely. -2- hypocritical wrong treatment ( in mot-he. ) -2wrong or improper conduct, -sjrgr*: TTft a false or prewrong divt. just imaginary advantage couple, slate pair. -2- copulation. practising cohabitation. rHyif^f Dea. ( groundless charge. -srrH'jrW^ calumjff*r?rrjt Iny, false accusation a fffa^ a- cohubit a false charge. 3Ti%i*TH' a fulso a * alse or assertion. aipr^TT: forming a vnV: 1. of being ' ) 8:! * <~* varicating reply. of the country calUd Videha, q. v. tnd. Ved. Falsely, wrongly. untrue, one a thing by depend upon an impos- it ; of, friend, ( ; fin%5j; N. of N. of a people. f-^^ with. Don. P. To treat at a friend. 1 TWJ^ind. to each other friend. as a friend, U. To make a friend make friends -6 To contradict. grasp, seize. Friendly-minded. -2 friends. RrtVirffc -5 To wrangle, - o. Winning sible m Hntfr in the bright a. kind or making 1 I the next neighbour of a king;'cf. $5c5. relating a friend. ftRjsn niggardly, stingy. a of the impossibility of to ; Si. 2. 13. TlfflnT: Mitra and Varnna. a- Friendly, A sucriQcial olloiiug. of sacrificial ft^-t>, gonerally be uulteij a. Partaking 'Lq' offering. 6 U. f^l J ( 1 To join, 762 ^rpfftr accompany -2 To come .or meet with, ; Ratn. 4. ajgrmble gether. meet, gather, ; ^ 210 ; JJTtfT ! Amaru. 10; fw7rtri5TBV Ac. Git. 1 *r ; (-of) a kind of black aloe wood. f^T*: investigation of composition ( of principal and interest ). STS^t a HI iWt?f?f to- qrire Trik. -3 To be mixed or upjtcsd with, come in contact with ftr^ffr ag ffttrijirir^: G. L. 7. -4 To meet or encounter ( as in -5 fighting ) close, close with. tTT*fcf?Jt?r ST T: 1 ; An ponnder. -2 cantile goods. from salt- soil. adulterator of mer] qfr to page, happen. -6 To embrace, clagp. -7 To concur. -8 Tc in fall find, Cam. with. To bring together, asconvene. f&ffsr [ft?*3O I Joining, meeting, assembling together. -Z Encountering. -3 Contact, beicg mixd with, coming, in contact with ; trfowsYsr ITSfSfW sfrj^fir *T( >5WfiT-il ) enable, Gtt. 4. P" [ ftsr-is ] 1 Come enountered, together, assembled, combined. -2 Met, encountered. -3 Mixed. -4 Pat together, uken P in all. bee ; ^rJ f%rrs Indra. A - 1 W*rrfr [ Mixing, ffiH-SSt ] blending, combitiing. -2 (In arith.) Addition. fWfirr p. p. [ it*r/i blended, combined. -2 Respectable. die, perish. tftf 79: The sun. An I A -~3 epithet of Siva. thief. -2 -2 liberal. Bountiful, I rfif^'i. Discharging semen. if-^ ] [ : K A 1 flsh ; 73 rfr^r g jtr Bv. 1. 17. -2 The twelfth sign of the zodiac ( Pisco ).-3 The first incarnation of Vishnu see S 1. ; ; -Comp. TOFJiifiTR. TA3 flsh- roe, G P. ( RTf?r ) firq; I. I Mixed, Added. -3 ] To open I an^rrw^, ?rm^ in. |. a fisherman. -2. acrane. 3TWT: the sea. $r*;r: the god of love. iftr: an epithet of Satyavatt. a pond, pool of water. the eyes, wink. -2 To look at, look helplessly 3fra>?>5Tn'ft finxi- a king-Saner. nrfSawfff ST: Ku. 2. 46. -3 To contend, emulate. -II. 1 P. ( To wet, moisten, sprinkle. rival, trrfr ) fJW: [ (M^-TP ] Emulation, rivalry. Pretext, disguise, deceit, trick, fraud, false or outward appearance; wra>T*rT rfl^nWhr Dk. ( often used like n? q. ?> to indicate an tf[3f. The Afalcara q. v. kind of snake. Bv. ill l. P. 1 jf^ ( called sea-monster ifaft ) 1 To move. go, -2 To sound. I 21 1. -2 A fish-sauce. wag-tail. $ N. A 1 ; IHf m An epithet of Siva. m) 1 To mke To ) move. -2 To know, -III. 4 A. go, 'irftPOTr. ). spawn. (-JT) moist sugar, Bv. 1.8,15. faft Salt produced -2 The gardon of ; To come ( mule. ffcw?? a [ ffisr ofa; ] 1 Mixed, mingled.- 2 Mixing, adulterating. -3 Miscellaneous. A comI 3?; To ) I understand Oae who investigates or inquires an investigator, examiner. -2 A f ollowor of the system of philosophy called tfiimn q v. below into, ; ; - -2 To be angry. ffr%:(ft.-rcrO/ I Anise. -J a sound or noiie. Spikenard. .0 fif* U. ( ftsrirf* ft denom. from ftv) trictly ; To mix, I oombinr, add units, blend, a mingle, dji to. o. [ ftijJ-JTt combined Mended, mingled, f ^ Kav. ^ firw 1. 11, mr 31. 32 ; R. A regpectuble or worthy person : usually affixed to the names of great men and schol- Wi 1 3p/ftwn fwrrfr M. 1 wffcyf%WT:, iT8^rW: kc. -2 A kind ot ars 1 8weet.-2 Dainty, W,?>n<>!r of. fJrtnrft pearls before twine. ' -3 sweet or savoury food, The gronp of the con- tellationi J.PT^T mixture -oomp. ( mixed and i^^inrr. -2 A kind of gri a mule. breed, ^f a. of *' $f 1 radish. anffr a. wr mixed miTed colour. Investigation, examinaAn investigator, sr; inquiry. inquirer, examiner. tion, firrf*rr Deep [ ir^-R^ft tion, investigation 1 P- ( >cft, fa ) 1 water. -2 To wet, moisten, -3 To emit semen. To make sprinkle. Mist, snow. rv*^ ; A air. cloud. -3 The moon. -4 Wind, -5 An old man. -6 The Arka plant. f; An ', destroy, hurt, diminish. lessen, two systems ly divided into founded j<WrTiHT or nrfl'fmtflr : I so injure. -2 To -3 To change, -4 To tranigress, violate. -5 To disppetr, be lost. -6 To stray go atry. -II. 1 P., 10 0. ( mjfaf, u- the by Jaimini, and the^tT^rtrtflr orssruTirf^T ascribed to B&darayanu; but tbu two between common litile in thorn, the first itself chiefly concerning wita the correct inter- pretation of the ritual of the Veda and the settlement of dubious points and the in regard to Vedic texts ; dealing chiefly witu the nature of Brahman or the Supreme latter Spirit. epithet of Siva. seldom rft I. 9 0. ( jfatffi, *i\^Sl used in classical literature ) ] To kill, Up.; ] STW*TT Ac. -2 N. of one of the six chief darianas or systems of Indian philosophy. ( It was original- systems have very 5 1 ]I The ^''x ; , sun ;j?ft -2 Tait. w ?. , rifff P- P. [ (H^-W ] I Urined, watered. -2 Passeu ( as urine ). % Ved. A battle. 1 examina- ; sweets. ft ^ reflection, inquiry, dainty, ; ; elephant. -3 A fo ; A sweet\j \ Moistened, wetted. meat. -2 A dainty or eavoury dub. Sweetness. r: -Oomp. M*T 32. -2 -J Mani interdiverge. -4 Tangled, twined. -5 ( At the end of comp. ) Having a mixture of, con isting for the most part of. -6 Mixing, idnlt- [ftisr-^] why cast 16. fold, eratinsr. ' fir** ; connected. Associated, Mixed, 1 ] savoury vHf * ; wrrflT: S. l. 31 ; Bv. 2. 140. -2 To IWW iiWo. Tho ^ifmtsr therefore, is, usually styled only ffMfff or the MimSmgJ, and the StRffrntflT, >fttT which, being hardly a sequel of Jaimini's system, is now and ranked separately considered ) ; alter. ; 2. 33. -Oojnp, Jftimini. m. N. of The ocean. I A -2 limit, boundary -i A drinV( bere A 1 - ( msrrir, mirror, looking-glagi Wt particular part of a mountain. p A _4 mrasr JM J UUJl IP. VMM^JV ... gtF^f N. 22. 43. -2 A bud fen ^sy.-J Thfl inle of a potter', wheel -4 The nlatree -5 The Malliki creeper pon.^ VaS or con- , WITf^fll I 1' 1 ) . ; 73 si. 9. ; 1 or 15. 99. ; 3"^?^^ s ^ 21 Anvthing f5^Hn3C 5??Jnfir Den. 110.. . cloee or_9hnt, ^ wf: ^ 5ffsw a. like a hnd; S 7. 17. ed ; ^ 27. -3 but. - n P. lo P. C -2 io grow ' UTTO ) I To go, move. fat Hnrtfn1 ijnriou3. -2 ' ~f Tener ' bl The army, a general The tapeworm. -2 Wind. f an I g: 1 An epithet of ffiva. -2 Bondage, confinement. -3 Final ' ma ti on -* A funeral , I Loosened, ; Drooping, unnerved ; ?T,Tii Liberation, deliverance ; especially, flual emancipation. gl^ A crown, 1 diadem ; 3^?T?TJT/rf%f>ms?r?r. B. 9. 13. -2 A crest. -3 A peak, point. tiara, Cracking or gnapping g^jft the fingers. 5^f N. : C 9f vft sr-ip yfro of g^ ] Vishnu or Krishna. -2 Quicksilver. -3 A kind of precious tone. -4 N. of one of the nine treasures of Knbera. -5 A kind of dram. 5f^: I A kind -2 An onion. of grain kind of the of Ku. 1. 6 ; B.6. 28; 16.62. -2. a kind of flower. -3. the custard -apple. -4. camphor. -irfor:, -wf a pearl. *m\ a necklace of pearls D. 1 29. -ITTTT /. the pearl-oyster. 337, -(. /.* a pearl-nacklaca. rrr: gfrS;, *KK: the pearl-oyster. jasmine. tr^; /, etring ; f. [5^'f^^] ' Belease, liberdeliverance. -2 Freedom, emancipation. -3 Final beatitudn or emancipation, absolution of tha SniT: ation, from metempsychosis soul 35- : ia finally emancipated from the bonds of worldly existence, one who big renounced all worldly attachments and secured final beatitude, sn absolved saint ; ; Pf 1 pile. -5 Idish-brown or tawny bolonr. An onion. : ; pearl-oyster, ^qrpyirt a pearls. qr^r |. a pearl ; 1. 6. -ft W! One who absolved from oyater-shell ; Closed,' relaxed, slackened- -2 Set frsc, liberated, relaxed -3 Abandoned, left, *iven up, set aside, taken off. -4 Thrown, cast, discharged, hurled. -5 Fallen down, dropped down from Kn. of wrwfe: -rfV /. sjrfTR: pearlnecklace. gup a pearl-necklace, R. 16. 18 string of pearls Me. 46 arrs a string or zone of pparls. f nrq; n. a string of pearls. 500/1 Git. Z; kind of bean. .-.''&] . ' ). ( wR II Malli ). -2 A harlot, "court, ezan. -3 N. of a plant ( to a A i Amaru. 100 (where means also ticularly 1 1. ; Pearls are said t< be produced from various gource^but par- Mil. 3. 8. Mil. ; ^ Subhasb. The spirit released from worldly existenoe.-Oomp. af>rr: a Jaina mendicant of thedtgambara class srror^a. finally saved or emancipated, (-w) 1. the soul absolved from sing or from worldly matter. -2. a person whose soul ig absolved. 3TT*PT a. rising from a seat. Si^u ; a Buddhist. aj^c: a snake that has cast off its slough. sfy a. raising a cry. ( - j ) ind, bitterly, loudly, aloud ; R. 14. 68. sense 1 ( where gr^ has -4 Leaving, giving; up, abanwff^5J%i w&J doning, avoiding Bh. 2. 62. -5 Throwing, hurling, letting off, discharging. -6 Unloosing, opening. -7 Discharge, paying off (as a dbt). -Comp. j an N. 2. also 1 ). ; wnr: the way frank-in. epithet of Benaras. to final beatitude. 5^: cense. gTHT ind. I Having left, abandoned &c. -2 Excepting, except ( with the force of a preposition ). 1 -fW a. open-banded, liberal, %5r letting the hair hang down, having the hair dishevelled. ^*5?r m. a lion. -%tnj a. absSTt bountiful. < grEtar?. ) Un. ] I ) an lo); ( 8g (wrr^Tf s* pitt; wr*r^ Bv. 10. 90._ 12 ; Me. 24 r* JTW g;w TW The mouth wrrf *r^*nr ' V. 1 rfirgr be -2 The spokesman or face, countenance r: V. 1.17 ; ; '. i f so , snout or mczzla S. 7. 21 ; &o. -3 The any animal). -4 The front, van, ". ( of ; my mouth ffT --WT ties or at- tachments, disinterested. ( -tR 20 5. a, assr solved, emancipated. shameless. TWTi see a- fiee from ( worldly is 13; ' saints spirit. To cange trr?nTsnra 3. 7ft pearl which see Kav. 1. ; ). P. close A ot meaning itself fHTfli^in': gwisft weadetached missile, a missile grsi^ fcTtmsT^ * TV 9.. Having fends, budblossoming -2 Half-closed, half-sbnt; Completely ohof tbfl}r or A rt lingers. 'to close in the form means hnd'; Kn. 5. 63 of a R the stanzs, ( SMTqrsr ) -SAbud like junction of the ( S'Srfrsr scared : -3 The body. -4 The goal or __ c ) -2 A I Simple prose. -3 complete in 3nf>%nnr!TS. coi collected ; ; bud a ascetic ( of the fourth religions or der, ; (f^ forepart ; hea<*, top ; ( e5f^*r ) 764 * Tftlt|HT^*t< V. 3 -8 The 6. barh (of an arrow); head; tip, point, Ku. 5. 54; B. jpf7w!TfH3*r: ftrrftsai it). -6The ed>re or sharp point (of aa instrument ). -7 A tat, Ku. 1. 40 nippl* R. 3. 8. -8 The bok or bill of a bird. -9 A direorioo, quarter as in 3^31* 10 Opening, entrance, mnath ^rtrt gnr.?strr5**nMMTTir* $ 1- 14; *r^VSW^T ff5?fr^JTq[ R. 3. 28 Ku. 1. 8 -|| An eutrunu-j to a bouse, a a kind of tree ( fonr ). ronnd ) faoe. jr^ a. wrhonty-mouthed, sweet lipped. af'T wahin? the face. ^nrfr the r: 3. 57. ; a preparation of betel ; see vrft distortion of the face. . the ; bitiof a bridle, ; swrm H* frrpr?7r 17. 31 jf* : ; -12 3 * Be.jinn.'n-, com- 25 5nnTczr3T<j9 ioa(,. 2. -|J Imroiliiction. [* 76 5. j t *>4-it;toflltin &. --5 -16 A side. ooca- cause, month term in a flrst piosrren8ton(inarith.) -22 The side opposite to the base of a fl time of the corpse the funeral lighting pile. -5. a Briti nan.i. ffHTi breath. -3- yfoft; a orab. y^- ; look, mien, appearance. nectar of the lips. ialiva spittle, ^j. a'mo'on-Ti'ke face, i. t a round lonely face. -3-Pfff forest-conflagration. nnftn r/ gr: a tooth. loius-hke fioe. Wf>! ao onion. ^if f itieutod *ith; K n *. jfTf a jrT: tioii ' tlie 45 H " K-^ onion orizr.ie. pn*r the a Brahrun- the mouth. jf^ pt fellow, . an 4. 44^ idler a disease of a dog. anointing the face or npof a drum >; ^rehfr i rrrp. water, a mouth. 7wrf: u p e aae,i ~^l: preface, an ^rir. face. 2l 118. -2. | wmfr'T gaping, yawn- gi%./. washing or monthn ?irt purifying the epithet of R4hu. ' ^mTT cleansing the month. -?. pungent, sharp. ( -(fj ) the sharp flavour, puneency. (-JT) 1- cleansing mouth. -2. cinnamon. sirRn?; thn citron tree. countenance a Brahman*. ', frt ' '. 'the . buanty of a lovely face. ^^j facility of pronunciation, phonetic eane. gf the moisture of the lips. TXTJ: saliva. fiff: cheerfnlnean or liveliness of Si- 11. 47. ; countenance A. : of a bridle. -2 bit Made noisy a. fcT Mil. resonant or ; 1. 1. iprfnr 8 U. 1 To make resonant or noisy with. -2 To cause to reson ad. -J To cause to speak or talk f^rnwrf s^cf^rtit 5^r*r ; Mn. 7. &W Rera: [ gff arrft TfJ 1 1 lating to the month or the face. -J Chief, principal, foremost, flrst, pre e-ninont, prominent fjirrftg^T: j ; Tit?Rnrr, TV V P. cf ; A ^T: principa Reading 01 : -- 1 prime minister. 5^Terr-?i Pre eminence, first rank or position. 3^f fFsnrSTt, cipally, above f: **& Chiefly, prin all. of gallinule. [3^] Stapefied, I -2 Perplexed, infatuated. fainted. gArru1i. 'oqujioioua rwarrfr> Rtn. 2 5^- A teaching the Vedag. -3 The month reckoned from new moon to new moon. -Oomp. y?q tha primary or original ( as opo. jftor ) meaning of a word ^f^-. the chief lunar month. : a sovereign mouarcti paramount sovereign. tif^M. the A kind lo 107 VArt. 2 *c. tftirffcir: leader, guide. ^f J rite or ordinance. -2 mendicant , Being At the top or foremost or in the a. ggff!r head, being front. a' -3 Foolish, ignorant, silly, stupid ; ; rTnr5r Ki. 5. 16 f^rqK. 1R< BV. 2. 54. -2 muk'ng a continaona nonnd, tinkling, jingling ("sn an anklt&c.); R. 5- 72 T^rVTJTT "S'Tfjg^^^KTTorw ri- , ; in? WT^ir^wnsT-ipft 2 25. ?0 mrrr 35 1 . ; : Ml' 9 : fr r 5 Gtt. 5 ; , 2. 29 ; nTW V. 3. -4 Simple, artM41. 7. 1. innocent ; U. 1 46 -5 Erring, migtaken. -6 Attractive by youthful simplicity ( not yet acquainted with love ), child-like ; less, ; arjRrgrfTPr^'i gr^rg fnrf^rR. 9. 34. 1. 25 ; D. 6. 35 -7 ( Hence) Beautif nl, lovely, charm( 9K: : rg ^: Me. 37. -3 Sounding, resonant or rewinding with ( ugnillv at the end of comn. 1 ; wrra- ^irr' wjrrriTf wt-jit ) D ; U 214 Git. 2 ) JB^rrg S. ; 1 mouthed, abusive, Mocking, ridiculing -2 A scurrilous. f I A -6 crow. leader, tbo chiof or principal ?TT% smrf^TTrfc 5E1f5=rr^-<^s ?^rt li. 1. 29. -3 A <'oncb%slill. ft The bit of a bridle. ; ?mw pretty ing, gra^tjiR^ U. fwarmFf t%?*nw Iffcrnr Git. 1 attractive 3 5. tjr A young girl ; ; by her youthful simplicity, a pretty as a ( regarded young maiden variety of NAyika in poetic compo; ; R. 13 40. -4 Kxprrssive or indicative of -5 Foulr: person introduction.' The I with, ringing; or noisy with sfriTt 5W ed, gourriloas. Mk countenance, graciousneH, of aspect. *** "i orange. ( -^ ) cloves.-^ a. observing or watcbing the face. a sr- r 5r Conversation. ; inflammation prr a mouthful O f i. fi || ing the mouth. a mouthful of ful in general. >>^ 5nr a- aboiiiva, fool-mouth- ijr- i __ *jsr - U ; an epithet of Saraivatl Ma. C2. of the mouth. food. -x t i, -X 3T; gjfpqrft^r: l.rzy to ^RJ 5?mft an instrument of mnsic sounded with the month, any wind instrument. -2- a Round mide with the month. ..-srrqr.. -nrnnTi perfume nsed to scent the rireatb Qtj?J*l I slip root of disSguriag of the 'onguo fiiilt /. til* 8, WJT ; -3 To 1 talsa gi)-f^ fi r a powder 9. i. gv gurrulous. OU the fucn ^Jnft, tive, 12. 11. 31. a she-goat. -1S The Vedag, scripture. -20 ( In Bhet. ) TUe original cause or gonroe of tbe action in a drama. -21 The R- a disease of the j>hl(trn ft tio humour ^tJH : the pomagranato tree, -^rsr -14 Th the principal or prominent tbe end of comp. in thii sense ); The surface of Upper meant. -J7 A, source, St. t!ie speak 3. %% gflffcf- snrr: Bh ; obiof, ( Tl?T: OTt 1. ppr ide f 1 tratf nit the colour or comolnxlon of the face.; ; door, passage. ( Den. P. 1 To make resonant or noisy, cause to sound or echo. -2 To make ( one ) talk or 3T#r a lovely). -'tomp. eyed womsn fHrnr grtrr^r: w &g wr^Tr iT55rr ; . simpk*. w^f: simplicity, sillinesc. 765 -2 8ilinesa. I ness, -3 simplicity. Artleas- Loveliness, charraingnese. 5^ A 1 I. To deceive, ( ifriOr ) g^.-II.6 U. ^-Sl^> ars^-Sipp, ift?gfff-ff, m?, cheat. ;see To H^> ) 1 let go, loose, set free, let loose, liberate, from captivity &c. ( *r*i 8. ag^Sm^ 202 r! R- ) release, deliver *srpr...7r?fr- ; 20 2. 1, 3. MB : ; Kn. 2. 61 V.. s droop', R. 10. 47 ; 2.. let not thy limb* B. r: S. . TTITT ; ; 4 ; s^nrr^Tnf^t V. 1. 8; Me. 6, 41 ; B. 3. 11. -4 To set apart, take away, except, see g^T. -5 To send away. -6 To cast, throw, hurl, fling, discharge ; n<j STP'SiJSJT! B. 9. 58 ; Bk. 15. 53. -7 To emit, drop, pour forth or down, shed, let fall ( tears Ac. ) dismiss, A 1 55T: ; og ysuj Me. Wt'"*J-Ui W3TT R. 9. 12, Bk. 7. 2. -8 To nttfir. give forth; Mai. 9. 5 Bk. 7. 57. -9 To give away, grant, bestow. -|Q To pnt on ( A. ). -U To void (*s excrement ). <ET sort of rush or grass (of swerve from. Caus. ( tfcwft-^ ) 1 To cause to be freed or liberated. -2 To cause to shed. -3 Toloose, set at ). -Oomp. -%5Ts 1. an epithet of Siva. -2. of Vishnu. -^RTJT^ m. an epithet of Vishnu. ihr-T investiture with the eacred thread ( or girdle ). &WTfFt m. Vishnu. Siva. 1. N. of Siva. -2. of m. an epithet of srrair a. Overgrown with rushes, rushy. A kind of plant. The fibrous root of the lotus. -a^f: g? 1 P., 10 U. ( Htsfit, msirra-'ff ) To crush, break, grind, powder. -2 To kill argrfqf^ ; rebuke ; 5m 6 ( in this sense 6 P. also ). 5? 1 P. ( tJft ) To promise. To crush, grind. JJ5 1 A. To run away. P. ( liberty, liberate.-4 To extricate, disentangle. -5 To unyoke, unharness. -6 To give away, bestow. -7 To gladden, delight. -8 To opon (a road ). -9 To redeem from. -Deiid. Shaved, bald. 53-0. [gfsrw] -2 Lopped, strfpped of top-leaves. -3 Blunt, pointless. -4 Ved. Horn- SOTffi ) I To wish to free or liberate At:. -2 (5513%, msfrl V To long for final emancipation. g^ a. ( At the end of comp. ) J Freeing, liberating, delivering from. -2 Discharging, throwing, sending, emitting. -3 Giving up, leaving &c. Lac. 1 N. of a tree.-2 NT. of an ancient king, son of MandhiUri. [ For having assisted the gods in their wara with the demons he got gf .1. 1 P. -5 Low, mean. S: 1 A JJPT Shaved. -J pearl. 10 U. (^rt-%) 1 To mix, blend. -2 To cleante, purify. gf I- A. ( H"I^T, gflrffTrt ) To g^er ; desid. jjf^r be glad or rejoice, happy, be joyful or delighted ii^V ; ^mrfjf in^iT 16. 15 Ms. ; Caus. 97. Pg. s-^rgrnrf^fftfffirf: 2. 232, 3. 191; Bk. 15. To please, delight, give pleasure, gratify. / 5T. 3fT [ 31 fiw "r z\\ ] Joy, ^ delight, pleasure, gladness, satisfaction ; Pfg^- ?nr TOT^ a'rs^t B. 3.25 : 3T? get ?f^;r^ gfTT^rrsr: Si. ^ 58 5. : ; 23 1. ftrrf Bh. 3. 25 ; Ki. 5. 25 ; B. 7. 30. irfjif Qtt. 11 ; ; 5f ed . P' > P- [ ] rejoiced ; delighted, glad, joyous. if 1 Pleasure, delight, joy, happiness. -2 A kind of sexnal embrace. SV^ iTT Joy, delight. : 2 ; [S3-f^Up.*.51] I A cloud. or libertine. Bv. 2. 88. -2 -3 A frog. g^t Moonlight. S: [s?-n? Un. 1. A lover, 1 133.] A kind of kidnny-bean. -2 A lid, cover. -3 A kind of sea-bird. -Oomp. -g*., A man with a shaved or bald head. -2 A bald or shaven head. -3 The forehead. -4 A barber. -5 The trunk of a trei stripped of its top-branch' m. pi. es. -6 An epithet of Rihu. N. of a people. OT 1 N. of a plant A. ( SirR^r ) -2 Bengal madder. "-'-3 female mendicant of a particular order __ s I f he head. -2 Myrrh. -J Iron. -Oonip, 3T?tf iron. =gorei: a kind of pulse (?-?nq-). -qrfjt a cocoa nut tree. 1- a number of rficfi' out off shave, Iron. jj ( 1 less. To 5f3^ . 1 5J*-5ft ] I Shaven, bal goifft ) ( gait ) Shuving the hend, ] 1 Lopped. or Bhoja 1 To shave, ) Sspf sher; srr^r ?jieflil TST^rrSf ^*jil^ Mo. 5 ; Mk. 8. 3, 11. -2 To crush, grind. -II. 1 A. ( g3?T ) To sink. ( S&5T [ 5^-pS^ tonsure. -II. 1 celebrated [ head. -Comp. grn^f /- N. of an Upanisbad of the Atharvaveda. uncle of the ; -12 To sacrifice. Pass. ( g^r ) 1 To be loosed or releaaid. be freed or absolved from ( with abl. or instr.); 3*7^ 4mnilj*<;: &c. -2 To become loose or relaxed. -3 To free oneself, escape. -4 To abondon, deviate or ST-U3-? ] 1 A barber. -2 a tree stripped of it* top-branches, a pollard. 57 The T: The trunk of which the girdle of a Brahmana. should be made ) Ms. 2: 43. -2 The sacred cord or girdle itself. -3 N- of a king of Dhar to be the ( said i | ; shaven heads. -2 a number of troops' of an inferior kind, amerfr crowd or mob ; qtH?iir ^Trfft Den. P. the hair. fist. S. 4, 2 1 1 Snapping the fingers. -2 -3 A pair of forceps. U. ( m3ffiT, s^fS, gs;, 53^ 1 P.'-IO *HWWr, sfsralt-Fr) 1 To cleanse, purify. -2 To sound. A 66; 5. T: Liberal, generous. deity. -2 Virtne. -3 Wind, air. A kind of flower. : ; 6.7 1. A set . Qlt. 10 When gT%T free, loosen ( as the voice ) ; q& j g"^fa srisT: fln<jH: Mk. 5. 14 'loosens his throat or voice ' i. raises a cry- -3 To leave, abandon, quit, give np, lay aside, relinquish ; trnfr- MtjM sleep should be burnt to ashes. Krishna wanted to kill' the mighty Kalayavana, he cunningly decoyed him to the cave of Miichukunda, and on his entering at, he was burnt down by the fire which emanated from the king's eye. ]. :-Comp. imgr^: an epithet of Krishna. jrr ; do not despond'. -2 To ' reward, the boon of long and unboken sleep. The gods also decreed that whosoever dared to interrupt his as a n. a horse. 1 A [ Jf ftTft J-sr? ] hammer, mallet as in iftf^lVt ( a small poem by Sankaraohirya ) B. 12. 73. -2 A club, mace. -3 A staff for breaking clods of earth. -4 A kind of dumb-bell. -5 A bud. -6 A ; kind of jasmine ( said also in this seme : A hammer. ; N. of a sage. of grass. to be n. ). fj A kind 768 kind of ban. A 1 an in- seal, 5T-*f itrnment for sealing or stamping [ ] especially a seal-ring, an ascetic 37 ; nm HtTT: ?!T?7ft-2 2. 114. Bh. A stamp, print, mark, impression ); 3Tfr 5?H5fWtfT: : ; vpntt ?rzTt gfirfnsr wg- : 2. 14 ; R. 1. 8, 3. T(7Tr3rf^ ST. -2 N. of the Agasty". -3 Of Vyisa. -4 Of Buddh*. -5 of PJnint. -6 N. of sverl plants ( mig. 49. ; M. spirit' ).-8 The mango-tree. -9The number seven nl. The seven -Comp. 31^- ( pi. ) the food of ascetics. g^-. 1.< the lord of the sa?e ', a great saflre.-2. an epithet of SUkyamnni. -3. of Bharata. -4- of Siva. 3-51,, -g-gr: 1- a great sagea. medal -tf An image, a sign, badge, token. -7 Shutting, closing, sealing; H SfOTTRt: U. 6. 27 . 12 ' ; removing the seal of sleep sage. -2- an epithet of Vi*hnu. -3. of Buddha, -yo- 'the triad of sages', ' &0.-8 A mystery. -9 (In Rhet.)The expression of things by their right names. -10 N. of certain positions of the fingers practised in devotion or religious worship. -Contp. arwt 1. a letter of the seal. -2. a type ( a modem nse ). 3%, -wftnr stamped with a eal, sealed, stampdSflT: a maker of seals. nrfc an opening believed to exist in th crown of the head through which the onl is said to escape at death ; cf . > Wfvf. * *RT a press, of a drama by Viakha-datta. i^of I Sealing, stamping, printing, marking. -2 Closing, shutting. Den. P. I To seI ; arsrqrr 1. -1 To stamp, mark, impress. -3 To cover, close Mu. 5?^ ; gfjrifrr 1 ring. -J A A stamped or A little seal stimp sealed paper. -6 surgical instrument. 5%r a. 1 i. -4 90. seal- -5 A ^ gfifwtr : to be inTwf^?T. "r ft^Br trrarror Sk. qrf^:, ^JTTT: a young sage. -grw: the Syon4katreo. coppK gira : a great or sage. 379?: 1. a wagtail. -J. the damanaki tree. i?T3T |. tho f rnit of the yellow myrobalan. -2- fasting. ^j% o. leading an fMTJW 1 eminent ascetic life ; fr^ir an ascetic P. 1 srsrf^it R. 1. Ku. 5 48. vow 36 CUt. 1 v? 11 ; ; vain, to no pnr- pose, uselessly, nnorofitably ; 1 'fhrnr ; trf^Fr- f^qW fi^r f*w yfair g*rr S. D. -2 Wrongly, falsely Trfirt * 5^1 irw f|**fr JTWT 5>n *r*: Bh. 3. 78 ; I." 22 ( j?rrar ) ; To go, move. Desire of liberation or of A wge, a holy man, 4. saint, 122 ] tabor Mil. I. ; 56; 64, 6. ; frnit tree. H<3fr A 1 J dvote, large drum -2 N. of Kubera's wife. H^3T: m. A p!. country to the north-west of India. ^j'^rfl N. of a river guppos- ( ed to be the same as NannirlA. ) A kind or fresh- water fish. <5Ti P'-2 A king of the Muralas. N. of a country. N. of a river rising in m<4: I g^jr the country of the Keralas ; ( mentioned in U. 3. along with ff^HT ) : R- 4.55. ; A flnte, pipe. -Conp epithet of Krishna. an P. g^ 1 1 To . written as 53 or co- a solid form, into settle or 5%> ijim, ( it agulate, congeal. -2To faint, swoon, faint away loae consciousness, become senseless q-iTCqsnfa' 4j*tl?r. ; existence, striving; final emancipation. after sage striving emancipation or beatitude gs A 1.1 ; Ku.2.51;Bg: : final ai- ; 4. 15. : 4 Gtt. (9 *ROTnrrSrfinhrJ3/%JW ; gHracenr ra -3 To grow, increase, become strong or powerful gij^ir wf %srr ?fr; fff^Ssrt Rg^?r wfi 10.^79 12. 57 ; jj^^cift'r f^Wfr: irS. 5. 18 ; Kl. 16. 8, 59. 4 To gather strength, thicken, be; ^ come dense, V. A clond. A thief. prevail;iTtrfrf frrfir'jssrat 3. 7. -5 (a) To take effect on; T 4j*Sf^ ?r% 5 M^lU^'iy*)'!^ 7. 32 . ; are not reflectl: R. 16. 18 ed &c. ( 5 ) To prevail against, have power against : sr qrffn^aHjiffii if f3T^rw*r ij^sjts HHiaw R. ' Desire of death j Being on a. ; the Bk. 5. 57. of point death, abont to die. p 6 - ' ; To ( SWT ) 5C. surround, encompass, entwine. encircle, ; surrounding. -Gomp. an epithet of Krishna ; srfr: 1. gnftWll compassing, . 2. 34. -6 To . Vishnn ; pervade, penetrate, ; ; Caus. ( g^RT-ft ) cause to faint i^-t ; 1 To^ stupefy, JltJ . -2 To strengthen, increase. -3 To excite, stir up. -4 To cause to sound loudly, play on ment A : sithiurf<j.ni fire ( as a musical instru- ). epithets of Krishna or G!t. 1 fill, Kn. 6. 59 R. 6. 9. -7 To be a match for -8 To be f reqnent. -9 To ctnse to sound loudly. spread over N. of a demon slain by g^: Krishna in^rTO Qi|4i< Si. 2. 1. TT N. of a fragrant plant. t R n- " ^ On. Me. sr^tTgtsrr Ku. ; I. . or &. 41. -2 A stanzi artificially arranged in the form of a drum also called Jjtsr^li see K. P. 9. ad loc. -Comp. 11^5. the jack- M. vhe word emancipation. ggg a. 1 Ben! roils of releasing or liberating. -2 Wishing to discharge. -3 Abont to shnot ( arrows &c ) ; R. 9. 58. -4 Wishing to be free -4 marked, im2. nr? sr%? ?arf agtsrer 8. final signed -2 Closed, sealed up. -3 Unblown. -4 Printed. T. spired saints V. A -2 . Mv. In and Patan- who are cnnsidreed ( A particular 7 = g*r ( 10 ). Sealed, I P5.nini, KAtyftyana, after pressed/stamped: nrrt: wi intl. . jali from worldly srnjjJTT- or impression. coin. ooin, . printing- press (a modern formation). t$rj?t the keeper of the Hah. ronr N. up ( flg. ) fttuuui Sfrr fT3T5f> gnrw Bv. To print ( as a book ). drum kind of '. s^rr ^fhr: Mn. 5. -4 A tamped coin, coin, piece of money .-5 2. A ] 1 ' *rarer; ^ face, . TV. mge internal conncienne ( according to Knll. on 8. 91 the supreme *Tf: ) Git. 4. -3 A pass, pass-port ( as given by a seal-ring ) ; 5?: 9OT?rfsrsf7riTW Ma. 5 ; ( A eruption on the ' 66 2. ft ; also ahnu. Tf ^ n ; of VI- ^. the discus 10. 10. ; signet-ring smir g^-qr g?sr Mn. 1 srmggrsrWrg^T^'T TTfiJt(T3't4I Bg. trrrw: if ; [ made small tire-place. S? * S$i of chaff, ftf TT. J chaff-fire 1 ; A W{- 767 -7j5tealing (only/. worn Si. 6. 6. -2 The god of love. -3 N. of one of the horses of the sun. g^l P.(g^T)Tobind, 10 U. 3^ A ( iite!!ivr-fl ) I tie. To plant. kind of grain. small house lizard. P. 9 I. ( 5TOlt(ff, Hfott desid. ; -8 A com- ). CTpendium, abridgment. -Oomp. fist. the OT clenching the 3-51: middle of a bow, that part of it which is grasped in the hand. wtf a kind of game. qicl: boxing. ijvi: 1. clenching the fist. -2. a handful. tftl a. to be measured with the fist, to be spanned with the fingers. bewildered ( said to govern ^*^W5!Fr gsTrrer, but very rarely used in classical literature ) nr*T guror TJTM Si. 1. 51 SOR wg snrntw: Ki. 3. 41 :Si. 3. plunder, carry off two a pugilistic encounter, boxing. rob > ace.; ; 1 A 1 i ) To ravish, seduce, abduct, Bk. 15. 16. -2 To dispel, carry off remove, drive off ^rSfo^gtT 3^ftfq- Si. 4. 67, Batn. 3/19. -3 (Fig.) ; ; To undo ruin, ; sr %i% K. 164, Batn. 4. 2. -4 cover, envelop, conceal N. of an outcast race the Dombas ). -Oomp. sftORt an ( epithet of Balar&ma. e fiat. A lo ! hand : Bk. 1 : -6 To I ; To ; destroy. A mouse. A crucible. [ on eruption the scrotum, --^T:the region of the scrotum. griij a eunuch, a castrated person, -aitirj swelling of the testicles. a treo ( tho ashes of as cautery ). Having large testicles. /[5t.-i%5] 1 The clenched Hand, fist (ffurfaww fafift fafailft Sfc R- 9. 68 ; 15. 21 Si. ; ; -2 A handful, fistful ;^mrB. 19. Wgf^ftTf&asf! S. 4. 13 67 Ku. 7.69 Ms. 68. -J A handle 10. 59. ; ; ; -4 A particular measure (paia). -5 A measure of capacity or hilt. equal to OQO handful. Ms. ; cleave, -6 The A . . penis. .. 2. 6 -Oomp. |j# gg ; [ gwqffi-a An 1 epi- ijiva. To heap ] A ; sir^-, pestle. a hog. -2 A 8v 4 P. ( safer, B. 8. 88. qam-?f 1 Confusion, bewilderment. -2 Folly, stupidity. a- [ Sf-f**^; ] Silly, W: Bk. or 53: ) 1 To 6. 21, 1.' 20 ; 166, Ei. 18. 9. -5 To err, ( fltCTirt-^ ) 1 To -3 To be infatuate* -4 To mistake. Cau. toolisb, stupid, or fail. 32. 1 moment. Often, constantly, Sf5f fiarf^ Me. 105 general; ly used with successive clauses in ' at one the sense of now-now', time -at another time' ; ' stupefy, infatuate ; Mai. i. -2 To confound, bewilder, per- plex; Bg. 3. 2, 4. 16. -3To throw into confusion. -4 To cause to err or 3 Subbftsh. ii 5ft 5. again and again, : ; ' repeatedly. -Oomp. vfrrt y^ j H. repetition tautology. to. horse. J A I ^ C 53"* 3S*: -* TV. ! of time, an instant 57te!* B. 3. 53 ; ; Me. 19 Ku. 7. 50. -J period, time ( auspicious or otherwise ). -3 A period cf 48 minutes. Pt. 1. 194 ; ; A An q;st3g ^nRH'Tn*^ wr A ind. ; 15. ed, to be disturbed in mind, be at a loss ; sn-Wfft t srft sm: qfur- f 5pn Ved. A ; ftwr -2 To be perplexed or bewilder- II. 1. ^t repeatedly, frequently ; ifcrr&nftfff^r ?^rjflr: S. 1. 7, 2. 6 generally repeated in this sense gf^ft over and over again, often and often ; Q^nrt Hf*rarrsPr or 8- -2 For a time 5f: Ma. j 16. foolish, l~The god of love.-2 fool, block-head. stupid. TOT Sf tear. faint, swoon, lose consciousness, become senseless y^rfr 38X1% *rt f*Tt- *T 5t; w- Ki. foolish, stupid, silly, simple ; 1. 30. Irv; the greatest irgt, block head, ^3- a. infatuated, moment, awhile kind of grans i wa?Hr^ftjTWT8ji^: q;B. 9. 59 19. 15. 3^1, 1 ; lizard. -# A -WF foolish, silly, ignorant Club againstolub. g*T?T a. [ gws-ii^] To be pounded or put to death with a club. 5^ 10 U. ; irt insane. -2 96. 6. A common fifeimf gs-F: [s\-^ ] I A testicle. -2 The scrotum. -3 A muscular or robust man. -4 A mags, heap, quantity, multitude. -5 A thief. -Oomp. a. 4 m. [ grj-|i^ ] thel of Balarama. -2 Of Stolen property. N. of which are used 1. 2. m. pi. ) An epithet of the elements in the Sinkhya philosophy. & I* -Oomp. srrcPrn; stupefied in mind. -2. foolish, stupid, ir: 1 a dead f cetus. -2. nilly. difficult WTf : 1 a wrong delivery. 5t%* fr ; 6n To ) up, gather, collect, accumulate. Stolen property. 8. 5. 20. -p. Stolen fr / i^ -3 A kind of surgical instrument. -Oomp. n epithet of Balar&ma. : pestle and mortar. Mu. M.I. ( Snr^o. pestle (used f^rcteaning rice); r g^-^ ] 1 Bobbed, stolen, plundered. -2 Taken away, carried off, ravished. -3 Deprived of, free from. -4 Cheated, deceived. """*>*??' a person ignorant fist. Black mustard. rf. :/. Stealing Ac. .p..p. ?3-: ) hurt, injure, kill. -III. 4 P. ( 3*<jft ) I T O steal. -2 To break, r: the divide, break into pieces. ^55:-?? 1 A uiBce, club. KB. 55. 113 ;Katn. 1. 24 92 Me. 47. -II. 1 P. ( ifrrft 9. To clench 4 P. ( sur- an head, dolt, misconception, misapprehension. -2. infatuation. %TT righting n&ff)%1?:B. 11. 51. -5 -To captivate, enrapture, ravish. pass, excel ; ; notion, ind. Fist-to-fist, hand-toMv. 6. 31. ; eclipse, *T s 1*^33t ; f<j K. 2. 47. -4 Mistaken, erring, deceived, gone astray. -5 Abortive. -6 Confounding. 5: A fool, block- child, baby, infant. 8 D. ?j7 ; A 35f: (.pl- ) ; ( ] 1 fisticuffs. encounter, pugilistic ; 38. ^ faor sisiisrswpr goldsmith. -2 A particular position of the hands. -3 N. of a demon, zfi ignorant silly, dull, stupid, j 8teal i flloh confounded, at a loss ; f%5frf*T!Tr^T; 'being at a loss what to do' ; so frtjjqr Me. 68. -3 Foolish, astrologer. 1 A An instant, a moment.-] period of 48 minutei. A blook-head, fool. : A (n^) To mistake. bind, fasten, tie. - fatuated ; [ 81'f i't. 2. ] 4. 1 Stupefied, In- -2 Perplexed, ifjf a. [ orate, i-** peeohlwi ] ; 1 Dumb, silent 768 f )Ku. ( 42 3. Git. 7 _K. . ; ; 97; K. 132 -2 Poor, miserable, wretched. SR-. 26. v. 1. A mute | Ms. ; 7. J?prr*i9it : U. 2. -2 A poor 149. man. -3 A fish. -Comp. - srsrr a form of Durga. *TT^: silence, muteness, dumbness; miserable or (alsojjffar-r^ in this sense ). JJjRr*?^ m. Muteness, dumbness : silence. ^T?f a. [ g^-^j Bound, 1 ] tied. -2 Confined. -3 Woven. jn -if I A woven basket ( Ved. ). -2 A woven band of cloth. -3 A lump, collection. gsj Urine sricg jj^ WS'^sttJ Ms. 4. 56 IJ^^^K made water '. ainrra: a urinary disease. -Comp. epithet applied to one of the five arrows of Cupid ). -2 Increasing, augmenting, strengthening sr, -=r [S^-S^.] 1 Fainting, swooning. -2 Prevalence, growth, increase (usually n. in this sense ). -3 A process in metallic preparation, calcining quicksilver with sulphur of. a*ifi 3 ) ( ; -4 also. In music ( The ) rising changing the key or passing from the another modukey to ; lation, melody 10 i Si. 1. Me. 86 ra. a. diuretic. qq,ff ff%: /. . disease in which semen along with urine. is 5Jfy: colic. rt a painful and Urine. sr?7q, SSK a discharged urinary -^ urinary obstruction, bloody discharge of ~Den. P. To make ; Mbh. a. Promoting ths secretion of urine, diuretic. I ift a. Ved. 1 Stupefied, bewildered. -2 Foolish, -3 silly, stupid. destroying, killing. a. 1 Stupid, foolish, silly. -*h A jj-^- head ; dull-headed, fool, block- f. -2 A kind of a learned fool; bean. -Comp. -qtlftT: Pt. 5. 40 155 folly, stupidity, ignorance. tiT^^i a. one who has a foolish brother. n'aw an assembly of fools. jwsrr-fw, JjfiSinq; m. 5^H ( ift /. ; ( 1 Stupefying, producing mjensibility or itnpor ( an ) ; ^j^n R. 12. 64 M&l. ; The haaa 9. 9. -3 Hard, in general Si. 1. 18 ; ; ; solid. niiT Jjtff ; R. 16. 81. ; n. . n see Malli.on Si. further information 1. 10 for ). Ku. 14 i. -3 The highest 3. 22. or ; most prominent part, top, summit, peak, head 3rfcTS?iT33f?Torf qrS %1<Ti%at the bead of alt ij-sir Mb. 'stood ; 9^3T S^^-TN wg^ [ ] 1 Fainting, B. 7. 44. -i Spiritual swooning ignorance or delusion. -3 A process in calcining metals f jjsgf ; ^^ ; ifr^rsx TW: Bv. 1. 82. -4 The nsiag of sound &c. see JJ^CH ( 4 ) above. -5. Growth, increase. 5Tt f3^?W ; -Oornp. _3,rro;: ( in Rhet. ) expressing strong dissent by a swoou. lirfT a,, unconscious, fainted away. *X*3iff a. senseless. Fainted, insensible, kings' &e. 7 ; j*rt ; Me. 17. -4 ( T^a^vm A > Hence ; S. 5. leader, head, chief, foremost, prominent. -5 Front, van, forepart fo^y ^gjj; SIMTW ijfvr wfTTar j^werH. y. 19. -6 ( Jn geom. ) wf ut: The base. crown of the 3KT; the jrfrRT> a. 1. consecrated, R. 16. 81. crowned, inaugurated -2 common, stock (as an instance); -Comp. head. ; " C -W: ) 1 a consecrated King. -2- a man of the Ksliatriya caste. -3- aminister. -4 ff\. W^i f^-^fl Fainted, swooning, 1 -2 Foolish, stupid, silly. -3 Increased, augmented. 4 Made violent, intensified -5 Perplexed, bewildered. -6 Filled. -7 Cslcined. kind of song or a 5ff lofty. a A air. Fainted, in- 1 -2 Stupid, foolish. -3 Embodied, -incarnate ^t-f^^^^ s . ; smr^ ?* 3. 14 ; = ?l^^= ( 1 ) q- v. consecra- Mfir^cfii STTW*: I. N. tion, inauguration. of a particular mixed tribe sprung from a Brahmana father and Ksbatriya mother. -2. a consecrated king. sn ^<Jfr/- an umbrella. the hair ( of the head ) i. 30 ; ftstm jjibrp S. 4 'she tore tier hair for qy3Tr Ku. 4. the mane. . grief. '-2sfion S.^-'C [ - qwr U. 2. Pt. 2. 99. w??: ^ctih,Trm?: u. 69 7. 70 Ku. 7. 42 ; ; ; -4 Material, corporeal. -5 ( Ved. ). Embodiment, materiality. -2 (Inpllil. ) Having a finite or fixed measure or motion Jjthq- 1 ; 1. ; s>ri%^ see B?HH or_ g^iw>i. fw: lump upon the bead ( of an elephant in the ,5'insha tree. rut ). JBCT: <^j the scum of boiled rioe. ^e4 a turban, diadem. a. [TH H?: q<{ ] 1 Being jjy?ir in or on the nead. -2 Cerebral or lingual, a term applied to the letters . [ q.i^:/. which tas Stupidity, folly, silliness. Material, corporeal.-2 : Coagulated 2:5, 8 Wt m'attT^ffisTi^ V. I Si. 5. 15 sriprwr jj^wtf 5f tnr qrWfrrPrf W5>HT: 9?*: U. 1. 18 -"1 ST vj^Bh. jraTcl o. Embodied, incarnate, personified a -8 Rising upwards, Discharged or voided as Urine. -2 Soiled with urine. tjf&aa. Embodiment, materiality, jjVSc^ incarnation. m. [ 5^n?qf5?r sffi of. Wljsj; gjrf, 1. 156 ] 1 The forehead, brow. 3. f??rf: Pt. 5. 54 is thus defined insensible. water ; Dn. t, copious secretion of urine. urine and excrement. '^ wf embodied, incarnite; ?r jjf^s^t: Mv. 1. 10 U. 6. 10. r: a worshipper of an image, one who it in charge of an idol. ; ' TTtar nroscopy urinary passage. or examination of urine. 3? the lower belly. H? h, -^9f: the ureth- image, W7J-: ; : An ; a statue. -5 Beauty. -6 Solidity, hardness. -Oonrp. a. tre, m. The body. * : 3. idol, ; ; wrfil: the lower belly. 3r: a knot or induration on the neck of the bladder. -353^;. -t the welling of the belly caused by retention of urine. ^\rj a urinf^xhl: retention of ary disease. urine. D. of sound?, an intonation, a duly regul. ated rise andfll of sounds conduct. ing the air and the harmony through the keys in a pleasing manner, manifestation ; 4 Pt. 2. 159. -4 tion, yMT-nH definite 1 Anything shape and limits, ] material element, matter, substance. -2 A form, visible shape, body,fignre; Mu. 2. 2 K. 3. 27 ; 14. 54. -3 An y^i. cellent. See ; embodiujent,inoarpation, personifica- . . -3 Chief, pre-eminent, moat ex- n^. -sff, er (from the A kind of creep- fibres of which, bow* 769 9t* a1 ' strings and the girdle of Kshatriyas are made ). I. 1 D ( ) 1 To take or trees ( as an ant-hill ).-J- born nnder the oonstellation Mnla. ( -sn ) plant growing from a root. ( -sr ) a green -U. Kamsa. ginger. -^r an epithet of 3*7, -WH prinrpial, stock, capital. f?tfwsr a. destroyOT3: lymph. and branch, root -gw: the stooKing man', the male representative of a family. srajrwj/- the Prakriti or spffHt ijjj strike root, be b'rm, stand fast. 10 U ( g^rid-l, gfgcf ) cause to grow, rear. -2 sprout, germinate. To plant, To grow, . 1W A root ( fig. also ); [ S^-^ ] "i5?>rwi% a Pradhana of the Sankhyas (q. v. ). -( pi. ) the four principal sove- ; reigns to be considered at the time of war lowest tdge or extremity or anything ^'TiTSr^r'Ri^SHTci^rifiji- Me. 89. -3 The lower part or end, base, the end of anything by which it is joined to something so qr^Jjfj, else ; mg7^ci Si. 7. 32 ij 3T^qW) &- ~4 Beginning, commencement airjjHTffijji'ij^frn'fl' S.I. -5 basis, foundation, bouico, origin, cause flr* 1T3H."*l>J<35?r: Mb. ajT^lffi ; ; ; -5TfT%^a field planted with edible roots. tfr a society, bird. -$ire?:, 'the source or 1J5 $**! -6 auitiority siioulu be found out. The foot or bottom of anything ; H? ' sect. frrsf 1 base, foundation. -2. the Supreme Spirit. -3- wind, air. -4. Mooltan. ( -jfV ) N. of Gauri. ?*T(Rrc "' an epitnet of Siva. ^ra^- the principal current or fountain-head of a river. gv a. up- &*> -7 text, llaqrti fs|R or Vicinity, neighbourhood. -9 Capital, 10 A hereditary principal, stock. own A square root. -12 rooting completely. A yaisw^ef king's U. 4. 26 ; Ms. 7. 14. -13 A vendor who is not the true owner Ms. 8. 202 ( wwinRTfem Hull. ). -14 The territory ; Rooted based on on airnjjfj^ error. -2 Born nnder the constellation Mula. mt -Ff 1 A radish. -2 Uiicket, t 1'be root of long pepper. -17 A particular position ot tue ringers. -18 A chiet or capital city. -19 An aboriginal in habitant. -20 A bower an arbour (ft^sr). -21 N. of several ( In Conip- by fiist, ' prime, original, IBWW cliief, principal ' &c. Spi'me cause &c. j. -Comp. *um< t. the navel. -2- a mystical circle auove tue sun a radiiUi. organs ol generation. wrtasj the original abode. arrr?i- q ' a. roots. esculent root. -3 A sort of Yam A kind of poison. -Gamp. -qor: a handful of radishes &c. (for sale ). An -16 roots Rcq'i, 35**, ?^"i <&u. ifni may bo truLitslaitti m ; living ouly upon roots ifcn*: a oitiou. &UT: the co-efficient of a an original text. -2. root. the very wo: da utteied by ttakyamuni. if^: uprooting. -^\a. \. radical' ~2. 1. growing at the rootg of aster- a. jjr?!37 roots. principal. as: A 1 Radical, 1 Primary, 5H A original. A -2 m. A a. ;t A of tree. a roit. Price, worth, cost W nroniy^'fatfa' an impossibility e. i ', male A. rat. A ^i, qfr^fr iff, of. , rat, mo'ise. Melting in a crucible. S 6 A ( but P. in the Perfect, the two Futures and the Conditional ng, ) miT, M?^, jjRri?r, die, perish, decease, do ( firuff, )To fltT Caui. ( mmTft^l ) To Detid. (ef^rt) 1 To wish to die. -2 To be about to die, be on the point olf death. part'irom life. kill, slay. 3^ 4 To ?jl(T ) 1 . 10 A. P., ( after sr ; gimlr, ywfir, seek seek, search for, ^^a ^surfNwTf^' 1 ff ffc^- ji an%?f^ i>m^^Tl^aO. L. 25. -2 To hunt, chase, pursue. -3 To aim at, strive after. -4 To examine, investigate ; Kv. 5. 1 5. 45 tRrr f?rr ; : ' 1. 1 rq^ V. '. inwardly sought or in-5 To ask for, beg of one ;(i -6 To 5> visit, frequent. aaimal in general Rryw fib^ A Si. 18. ; ' l^f' ?f?T i see wild beast -2 telope yirt^T below. deer, an an- A f*5*m>rTRif fawwv pta; H. 1. 40, 50 n S. 1. : ; U ; ; nw3r Indian ; 15, ?tT|oif^ Sauti. -4 The spots on the getieraT. moon rospresented as an antelope. -5 Mu*k. -6 Seeking, rcarch. -7 Pursuit, chase, hunting. -8 Inquiry, investigation. -9 Asking, soliciting. _10 A kind of elephant. -1J N. of salary. a particular class of men ; qfrf ' -3 -2 Wages, hire, Gain. -4 Capital, principal. -5 Oriarticle purchasginal value. '6 An ed. monne in king. -2 The be eradicated. -2 1 , a cat. srfj epithcta of 9ane.i. a amffr: a cat. T?9!T:, -?w?y ' the horn 'P* -molehill. reqtfr (6) Growing from JJCTO. 1 To Purchasable. Being at the root. -3 1. 12. Stealing, pilfering. PT ^HlS^ spikenard. ^ thief ^f*'- 8n sn ascetic. collection small house-lizard. 1 A mouse. -2 rat. -2 A qfimr 1 A female crucible. -3 An air-hole. wpwrt 1 A rat. -2 A thief. -3 The Sirtsba tree. -4 N. of a connatos, -W^T:, -W* try. -Conrp plant, tree. A round crucible. epithet oi Gapeta. tt ?tV rat, A -3 3WT -3 Living on devotee, root. -2 roots. A A 1 UTOft -Oomp. A mouse. -2 air-hole. vestigated ism Mula. a _5if^i the author ut HD original work. axM.i4 Ibe original or pfiuie cause Ku. 6.13. *ifwia furnace, an oven. ^&^jf t *'$ akind of peua&ce, N. of a plant. -2 The 1 jjai living upou aijg radish. 7s a: ; ' copse. rat, ' or based nineteenth lunar mansion contain- -ISA io, A 1 JJT: window, an TZQ See wj At the end of comp. ) springing from, founded a. 1 ( Jjc^qf *r ; ing 11 stars. 3^nfl'5 ); 3^ ; servant. -11 and U*TT, ; The ( raijT'iiSi 3flR, ste Ms. 7. 155. root, tg%> rob, plunder. Sabdak. called -12 The lunar mansion prftrtfc. -1.3 Th Innar month 770 called Hiifylff. -14 The sign Capri-IS N. of a -Gamp. Sakadvtpa. cornui of the zodiac district In . a fawn-eyed or deer-eyed woman, waff: 1 the moon. -2. 33r>PTr a camphor. -3. the wind. doe. a deer'i gkin. afesn musk. -31% m., -3Tfr;, -afaw: a small leopard, hyena. tiger or hunting fmr -arrarnr: a lion ; t, 3T$fV . MMH Si. 53 2. tiger. -3. the alga Leo of the zodiae. a lion ; B. 6. 3. -2 the TT3T-. 1 sign Leo of the zodiac. -3- a tiger. -4- the moon. trrR^, "H^R^ m. the moon. -R<j: a liou.-uT^ wool. "^ a woollen cloth. ^r^ir yellow pigment. FstfTTJ -K$f? m. the moon ; Si. s3writrttP*a^iT*i?flT ^irafir^: 2. 53. 3T: tbu planet Mercury. g^r the deer-liko streak on the moon ; H ; B. 2. 41. the moon. B. 8. 42. -^r, -^fr ( ) B>- fawn- a 1. a lion. -2. a dog. a lion. -2- a dog. -3. a tiger -4. N. of a tree. airaV 3T?if: a lion. snw: I. a hunter. -2. a hyena. fShT m. a banter. aufTt the sign eyed woman. q&iT: a kind of grass nr: 1. * ( *?* ) ~^?"s wind. Capricornut of the zodiac. fawn; ^r?irw: wHH^i^r spr: S. 2. 18. f*K:i -f$TT. n f|r N. of the I . a lion ; araV jfjf: 1 . jpfafw ^farufr B 2 Leo of 30. -2. a tiger. -3. the sign the zodiac. 3?r*r4 a throne, " c an epithet of Siva. ^S97s a jfg : a variety of jasmine. 1 a fawn-eyed woman. ^>WT: 1. lion. -2. the sign ieo of the zodiac. Tri JT; the beat antelope. Ttrffj -^TinfJi the consultation jJli?K$a park. -2- a forest ^fisnf ! mffffr a kind abounding in game of medicinal substance. ^rft^ flatting like a deer ( as a dovot. e ) 5ft5 leading a deer's life ; V. 4. mirage, "prisf bathing in the waters an impossibility. of the mirage, i. a hunter, fowler. 5^, TT:, -gfferjt-gfJorwt/. mir- -- ; hunter. -2- Sirius or the dogstar. -3. an epithet of Siva. ^rrR^rr the reclining posture of a deer. ?itW: , lanar ccunsion consisting of throe stars. ^Yv ihe constellation the lunar munlh ( -q; ) t. the constellation g-iflu^. irs: a tiger. 5^ m. a hunter. i 3Tfwrf*rr% frnrs ; see ^goq w^ srorewpisiSsrenrf S. 6. ; 15. qf?!:, -jf5ijr: park, preserve woman a dog. a fawn-eyed f^/> (rqftafg^dffr 6. 35. ( ; ^TJ5T: U- ^r^gTBHirm. ) the sign Caprioomut of the zodiac. hunter. ig^m. moon. n: a yt: the a lion. s^ar *j:,-j;for: a jackal. fawn-eyed woman. mask Ku. 1. 54 Bs. a nt'H: 1. Gb. B. 17. 24. -2. the musk-deer ; P. 8 a ^rsr. ; 6. 13 ; ; ; B. 4. 74. grr mtiek. qfih 1. a lion. -2- a roo-lmok. -3. a tiger. moon. qfagf: a ifta: fawn. srg: a lion. f$r grass growing on mountains. r( w )vn^iq-: a hunter. net for catching deer. fit>jfr a vfisptr bitter apple. L. (3. a 7 H^: musk ^iir fl"T [ Hunting, cbase elephants. a doe irftt --unr: g^ ttrsha. : of the zodiac. . ; the venison. S. 2. 5 S7*KT o- '. ; -Comp. An ^S: 3P1*J: [ flT-3T(fi)iT fowler 55 ] 1 A hnnt- fJ'f'IS^Tr^ Si. 2. 80. -2 A jackal. -3 An epithet of Brahman. gT=-i 1 The chase,hunting; Ki. 13. 9. -2 A target, bjtt ( in archery gr5f ). Chased, pursued, hunted. -2 Sought, searched for. -3 Asked, solicited. ^ifr 1 A female deer, doe. -2 Ep.lbpsy. -3 N. of a ^.atiuular class Par vail QJt. 12. &* To bo sought or to oe hunied P. 1 -li. ; 6 P. S^ irr^r Capricornus a herd of deer. ^tf 1. a lion ; Si. 9. 18. -2. a ( qmft To kill, 1 To sound. ^GTI5y:-^ [ n W?H io wipe or wasb off, tfftnmumf Si. 3. 79i^iq^T?fl^3r^ -3 To make smooth, curry ( as a horse ). -4 To deck, adom. -5 To purify; wash with water The ] fibr- m f^ ^orrat!TRg'i=rrifraw: H. 1.95; q$ ^miatf?? wargwr 19 ; V. 3. 13. V. 19 1. ; Bs. The root of a misc* ). -Comp. ej 33 the M41. 1. ; trRgf%eTioirc?^;?rT*rr or trfrgT^eryinffrfifar'-^i'hift 1. 24 ; Ku. 5. 29. fibre 22 U. ; ". 1 7. A lotus. A lotus-plant -2 An assemblage B. 16. ; of lotuses. -3 A place abounding with lotuses. ^cTP- f- C S ^rffc^ ] 1 Dead, ^ iwJr'mT Tfai^T t ih^Ts jftir: li. 2. 22. -2 As good as dead, deceased; % useless, intifioaoiousj^iY 2. 94. reduced -3 Calcined, ; rub, stroke. rf I Deatfc. -2 Food obtained by begging, alms; see ajHfl (8).-Oomp. 4 relation ocean. cleanse, clean, swcepclean(Bg. also), -2 To slay, ous ruoi of a lotus, a lotus-fibre; nifr- ; sun. ST^UTT impurity tbe death of a see aisfKS3tlt the sea, Huong U Ji?tr, -ar?r insensi fcle. 5. 28. ) dca.ioy. g:" tbe cent. acted j P., 10.U. of fish.^3 deer. 82. [ H-ojift ] A N. of Siva. -2 1 Krishna. inquired after ot %% g^r^ qfn^Jffffisn^ nit , : A grace. epithet 1 Ot women. -Comp. S^/. 55f^U &u. a woui&nwiin eyes like those of a doe or lawn. tifii: an epithet of & An f ^arrrS^ir, ^ortt^-Alotns stalk or fa 5u^?iT?ffsfiJ ?rrr- ; away, epithet of Siva. * Favouring, showing s qnr a bunting expedition. park, er, 2 or off Wiped cleansed, removed, rubbed &c. 9^ 6, 9 P. ( 23ft, shrift ) 1 To be gracious, be pleased. -2 To forgive, pardon. -3 To delight, gladden. -4 To be delighted or happy. ; month of Mirga- the sign complexion. fragrant grass ( irJT: a bit of a lotus-nbre. fibre of a lotus-stalk. ; 7. class kind of dram. ; I. fJtsfo T! . m qrei^'jf ; TI*^ TO* raft Git. muek-bag H?: N. of a A ). ] 1 Cleansing, pnrifying, washing, ablution. -2 CleanBk. 2. 13 ( grig-; ). liness, purity -3 Complexion, pure skin or clear $Mr [T-3^Z[?.] 1 Searching, looking out for, research. -2 Investigation, inquiry. 3n. Veci. A wild animal. . age T: flftti : 3Tf Bk. 14. 92 or ?ffictfm : a. almost dead, ^f a grave. -% shroud or guiment of tbe dead ( worn by sfrfir a. reviving the Chaudauis ). f^TqitT^r: dead. qro a widower. one who cariies out dead bogies to the cemetery. - &c. ). HTT:, -HTrao jackal, funeial ur obsequial rites 77J birch tree. a. reviving the dead. (-sr, ) the revival ot a dead person. (-fr) a charm for reviving the dead. QTTST bringing forth a still-born child. ^rpr ablution after a death or funeral. A dead person, a corpse ; -ft earth, 1 .' The A -2 A piece of earth, lump of 4 A clay. 3 A mound of earth. kind of fragrant earth. -Oomp. -gran a sma-1 clod or lumb of earth. silw an earthen 357: a potter U. Ms. ; 2. ; v ^: a. fatal. *r$T5>: quick- a. liable to death. 1 A kind of bamboo-cane. the bread- ^-MT^ t^ [ -2. earth, tbe world of mortals ; cf. TsfcJt* -%^T: 1. an epithet of Siva. -1. a raven. a g^i/. female crab. : An epithet of Siva. qe& Powder, Earth, clay. -2 -3 A kind of dust. ?gr 9 P. (ssrjra, TTR ; ; WJlft*d3; Ve. 5^) 1 To 5. squeeze, ^f^t &* *rr 40. -2 To trample or tread upon; crush, dash to pieces, kill, destroy, pound, bruise, pulverize ^5 a- a thunder- ?^f [ ] ' 5 / 5 or ( ssfrrw ; super!, irf^ ) 1 supple, pliant, delicate; tender, Soft, fT M. 3. 2 ; away, rub off, remove. -<J ( l n astr.) To pass th:ough (as a constellation). Caut. ( H^rft ) = f\q. v. above. itf^xp-p. flwyj^ir 1 Pressed, squeezed Tra^Hr Bh. 2. 44. ; -2 Crushed, pounded, ground down, trampled upon, killed. -3 Rubbed off, removed. ( See y: ). Good of soft earth. "'i 118 or bunch of vNr a^?ft vrrtfrf 5#f ^?Vf ff: N. 3. 60; Bv. ; b 1 To ) ^j; 1 U. ( moist, or to moisten. -2 Ved. hurt, kill. -3 To disregard. S^/. Ved. -2 An Battle, fight. 1 To nany. ^r^. Ved. War. -2Contemptt 1 War, ^j T ; 4. 10. wr T ^ 57 8. 45, S. ; -2 Soft, mild, gentle R- 8. 9 ; wpfr 'JTWI ; ?J: 554 ' ' ; with rf 6. ^~ 1 ; relent- r 76 ' * ven a B ft &c. -3 Weak, feeble; breezV gentle^ tffV TT3TT H. 3 ; f n. Softness, planet Saturn. gentleness. f ind. Softly, gently, in a sweet manner ^f 9Jfr- WTW ; flrifr^: S. 1. Gtt. 5. -Comp. limbs. man. ( ->fr ) ?f %^ 24; vr^jff 3fij a T?T(7 the soft -wrorfTW ) 1 ( r4f?HT endure, put up with ; forbear; U. 6 load. -2To allow, per- 0. 62. nif ^irg B^ smffrnf^ ; To R. S; -3 To pardon, forgive, excuse, Hrfwr *nfRHr: Ve. 1 ; i. 6: -RTS wo- blue loa. a. irjrsf affected by medicines. having a gentle or 'lounging gait, a gooee, female swan. ^fSs^, m. a kind of S. 4; syf wrgrnr HTT Mk. ^TT truly, ind. Falsely, wrongly, I lyingly T5^ gifrwr?*' ; f>^ r r ^rf gn Bh. 3. TrHmflwV Bv. 2. 21. -2 to L-4 forget, neglect. nnr w 147 55In vain, no purpose, uselessly. -Oourp. a -Mwrnni ". of crane -WHF absurd. ( -* ) an Wnd a. 1. untrue. -2- - T* absurdity, an impossibility. statement falsehood, lying, a false a. of delicate delicate having iowela which are relaxed or easily tus. P. (W?t) T. 1 U. mit. 11- Mb. -4 ModeThe -5 Blunt. -6 Slow, ft rate. 13 5. To sprinkle. -II. To bear, endure Ac. To sprinkle.-! II. ( usually 4 U. ).-2 I To 4, 10 U. te*nf?H, mrVcr, iPfcr) TO D. ed iwT ; 39 ;R. 13.65-, Mv. . nffer, bear, 9- 57 ^Tr^fHiTf: ufiNnrsre 1 bis unnd softened with pity 11. S3 ; S. ^fFTTfT battle, fight aro*r - 10 1. ; -4 To overcome, surpass. -5 To wipe ^ %fefl*til 4. 13, 37. Ir compar. ; flnJJT^i ^fri grapes gider, reflect, deliberate. K- ^ A To touoh P. (wWi??) handle. -2 To rub, stroke. -3 To con- ; press, rub Water. -2 merit of any kind with demerit. - 1 55 1 disregard. 1 S?**H tender, delicate. Soft, 1 bolt. sickness, disease. -*rl. ro. Yaraa, the god of death. -3)3;. I. the world of the dead,the world of Death or Yama. 1 Mild, gentle. variety of aloe-wood. ] A See $r. poisonous fruit. -qffnVOT the plantain. ^Nrti-tfsr: a bamboo-cane. j?*n earth or clay. fragrant earth. -2 ^j,j^ sugarcane. -irftT^f qrjy a kind of Good a. Soft, gentle. a. Sporting, sportive. -2 evanescent. Transient, Contrasting excellence or Jf^T a. drink of immortaurn en epithet of lity, ambrosia. Siva. The g recn P'gon. ) gentle W^^ R. 5. 2. ; a. j| coaxing. and 3rg^t*rr, ?^ilR5, F*TT ^75r a. soft to the touch. a. kind. i, fruit tree. lilver. -srrCT'T tbe Yama. -g Earthen drum or cabor. -2 -3 Noise. -Oomp. ^ f a. or reed. e d. cane. -jwTt Nakahatrai fjira : *J-e^^ifathr 27. rites. ^f^rf^Hr vvn ^?W 1 ( -2 V ma, the god of death.-3 An epithet of Brahman. -4 Of Vishnu. -5 Of Maya. -6 Of Kali. a -7 The god of love. -Oontp. kind of drum beaten at obsequial Bg. ^ jnrr a clod of earth. ?refa small car of ) earth, a toy-cart; (it is the name of a celebrated play by Sndraka ). , earth. Death, desease 1 [ %-<*. ] ; S. 6. z(< -3 A kind of fragrant : head r of a plant ( i%i^T ) vrrfrq a. sweet-speaking -^mn. m-, ^TJTW: a hare. ?%, -jrort the group of the a IT: ^rr: ( ^^'fs ) a heap qr?f, q^q-. a potter. -vrfg- earthen-ware, a vessel of clay. TOW: a clod of earth, a lump of ' ' a blockolod-pated clay. "jnjf. gun. il * Clav -2 Fresh earth. an earthworm. ftr^r bland, first, kind of fish. of earth. kind of clay. St; 2. 182. 2. 4. vessel. 1 ft* 5 * eartb rm Subhash. at Impurity contracted through tbe death of a relation. -2 Death. -Oonrp -- -^^.. a jackal. /. Death, dying. ^ m. Mortality. gfr ; ruh a -rfsc "* a the Sirig^a tree. =T f - 39. 4. loam 4. grtsr ignorance, liar. or satirical speech, ^ra-: 1. error. ^T^/ -wri?^ m. a ; i an untrue ; satire, an untrue speech j irony. a lie, falsehood. -2- insincere speech, satire. tery. -3. irony, - flat- To be mistake*, to 772 The mango : w* tree. . Cleansed, purified. (6) Pare, clean.-2 Besmeared. -3 Dresged, cooked. -4 Touched. -5 Conidered,deliberated. -6 Savoury, agreeable. -7 Sprinkled. W Pepper. -Oomp. -ifa: a savoury or agreeable smell. TTVt / I Gleaming, cleaning, purifying. _2 Cooking, droning, preparation. -3 Tonob, Contact. -4 iprinkling. 7%W a. -2 luxurious. w K Selflsb. 9 P. ( ^orrm A 1 Eating I To ) ( mft, fas To exchange or dainties, -3 Liberal. hart, kill. ftw> desid. ; barter. -WITH ) Rr or frPr to exchange or barter. A : arr, N. of a mountain -2 A (also ; goat. -Ooarp. srt% epithets of the -Rr -m^wrr, Cbfttaka bird. liver Narmadft. Aram, 1 a large pearl. gr: 59ft? 1. a dense ka bird. TTer- -Comp. ^w;}, n the prepnoe. 3f: an epithet of Siva, venereal disease. Wt -nf5r a line of clcnds f- IIH w^ronr: Ts^rflr^fjfrr V. 1. ; 3r 2. water. -2. bail. -3. river-water. water ^t%: a thunderbolt. Wi^y the firmament, sky. wff?, WT: vinr: fog, nr< thunder *rr*: a kind of water-bird. line ^jff, -&OT of clouds. TOT the Indigo plant. n. the atmosphere. *%: A -- W6l 3777: lightning. 6. - 1 4. 6 ; rf^if ; Rs. 2. 6. -2 the girdle or zone of Particularly, woman 63 fsftfrf*%: Hf^ffcogi Rs. B. 8. 64 ; JrarSrs^f^ Ku. 4. 8. -3 The ; Hn- wqr triple girdle worn by the first three castes ; cf Us. 8. 42. -4 The slope . of a mountain Wt TTnrt Kn. hips. frfa 1 ; armww 1. 5 ; Me. 12. -5 ( -6 A sword-belt. -7 A w^- of Indra an epithet of Siva. thunder, rumbling of clonds. -2- N. of a metre Si. 13. 18. -2. ; see A pp. w?f^; n. the atmosphere -HR: a kind of camphor. gsj m. a peacock. fjrfJrar thunder. The hilt. girth of a horse. -9 N. of the river Narmada. -Ooarp. irqr the hipi. TOI investiture with the 1. ftf^fsrw I. a. (fr/. ) sword- knot or string fastened to the snrffr fir ; an epithet wirr%T ^rsrff: 1- Producing clouds. Den. P. To make cloudy, An epithet of Siva. -2 A religions student, a Brahmaobirin q. v. t 1 a. [ of. A dond 1 An Ptnt of Siva. ; tsRr^r Mk. 5. 23, 2, A man, multitude. -3 N- 3 &o. -2 of one of the six Ragas (in music). -4 A fratf Tab. -Ooarp. grant grass. ' the of -WTf: m., -<w:, path **n; the sinTi clouds ', atmosphere. autumn. sn%r " wfti the wind. hail. arriTTT: the apwnjnj talc. proach of rains, the rainy season. T^T: a dense or thick cloud. 3TTTT,t thnoder. arpi^r a kind of crane. m. a peacock. vrfftm: the appearance or sight of clouds DD. 1 j^: Pat. ed tribe. raon. -4 N. of a plant ( sn?f TT ) one ^T A root resembling ginger ( of the eight principal medicines. ). jf * species of bcMlium. N. of a degraded tribe. for distillation. >: Liquor used -Comp. n. [ ^-3125 ]l Fat, marrow (one of the seven dhatui of the the body and supposed to lie in Y. 1. 44abdomen ); Ms. 3. IBS -2 Corpulence, fat of the body ; ; S. 2. 5. -3 Excessive fatnes?, mora bid corpulence. -Oonip. sj^ej m. n. flesh. fatty tumour. 3f, -iN ^ Vrvi a fatty tumour. vnr a membrane in the n. a bone. a abdomen containing the fat f at. lump fT^f. /. 1> increase ^ pw of fat, corpulence. -2< enlargement of the scr otutn 5X 5.23;U. 5. Black, $J^H- wn: H5Ri!r>r Mk. Me. 59. -^, I Blackness, the dark-blue colour. -2 An eye of a peacock's tail Mil. 6. 5. -3 A cloud. -4 Smoke. -5 A nipple. -6 A kind of gem. I Darkness.-2Sulphuretof antimony. -Oonrp. 3TT 6. 25 a. ; I Fat, corpulent. 5. 64. -2 Strong robust; Si. The earth I ; l. 65; ; Ki. 13. 52 ; ; * Yamnna. ft^ij %rtmt1Bn *fc- n ). -2 Ground, land, oil. -3 Spot, place. -4 N. of a lexicon ( >i^f>*i5l ). -Oomp. $R:, irfti a king. ^ dost. *-: wmj^ 1 f. ftirilS.!. 37 ] dark-blue, dark-coloured ; &^*>r > A Hind of grew. -2 A particular 'mix-3 N. of a gerpent-de- fcT$jf7, *>Ri*r darken. -8 The girdle. ram. 1 U ( iferft * ) I To meet. -2 To meet one another ( Atm. ). -3 To revile. -4 To know, understand. -5 To hurt, injure, kill. - smoke. ram. -2 The penit. elephant-keeper. An See fa. SIT5K a clond-capt. tjtfSr 1 A bolt, girdle, waistband, zone in general ( fig. also ) ; anything which girds or surrounds; ' the sea-girt earth'; irft gmfr3rgT A 1 'ftWt a. lightning. thunder. ^tr- lightning. of a celebrated poem by Kllidasa. jrrt ; *T msss of clouds. svrf^ m- ^TtTj ff N. Th -f male organ of generation, penis -2- talc, -ajhnff:, -sff^rt the Cbita- -TTc5r, goat. 1 !': ) %fft Me. 3. ^' the. sky, atmosphere. a^r rain, -yjrvi the rising of clouds. hail qpff: the rains, rainy season. i, -irghrr thnnder. f%cT3?: the o be mad. The rayrobalan TJ: 1 A ram. driver or keeper. jrfo', Jlrfa: I A -1 An tree elephant- pillar, post. -2 A pillar in the midst of a threshingfloor to which oxan are bound. -3 A post to which cattle are bound. -4 A prop tor supporting the shafts of a carriage. tt&a. [ ftT* ] 1 Fat. -2 Smooth, unctuous, soft. -3 Thick, dense ; Uil. 8. 11 ; thick with, full with instrof, covered with (usually or at the end of comp. ) ; Git. 1 ; a. I Thickened, made dense ; fcsrsrf fTcFftfdwr Ptft: U. 1. -2 Unctuoua. Sf a I 1 0. Fat. -2 Dense, thick. *fl A 1 773 as laciifice, in -2 A sacrificial animal or victim. -3 An offering, oblation. -4 Ved. The juice of meat, broth. -5 Ved. Sap, pith, essence. -Oomp.-^n . an epithet of Vishnu. ^m g, the negative particle 3? ) 1 Retentive faculty, retentivenesa (of HI and memory Intellect ; &UT Ak. -2 iJhrT*on'ft ; . intelligence in general Bg. 10. 34 ; Ms. 3. 263 ; Y. 3. 173. -3 A form of Saras vatt. -4 A -5 Strength, power ( Ved. ). -Oomp. -arfitl^: N. of a learned commentator on Manntmriti. m. an epithet of Katylyana an epithet of Kalidlsa. &HTT^ a Wine, I m. 61. man, sage, scholar. -2 A I A learned" parrot. -3 intoxicating drink. ft An epithel of the wife of Brahman. See^fSr. m ft** a. [ *H7r, tiro 11 *r ] 1 Pit for a sacrifice Y. 1. 194 Ms. 5. 54. -2 Relating to a sacrifice, sa; crificial ; ; -5 Wise, intelligent. wn 1 A -2 A Khadira tree. -3 Barley according to Medinl ). WT N. of ous. goat. veral ?rft plants 4c. . * N. of an Aptarat mother of Saknntali). -2 N. of the wife of m. Himalaya. -Oomp N. of. Par vati. ( N. of the wife of Himalaya srnrft nrsnTrirf ( *rq-$$ ) Kn. 6. 5. -2 N. of a river. ; 1. 18. $ftTT : 1 A Incense. f%w [ intercourse. ^ -2 A [ ; teT ( A com -3 also A peacock. -2 cat. -3 A goat. t Union,jnnction. Mixture. -4 An N. of a plant ( Mar. from the leaves of which a reddish day is extracted, wherewith to colour the tipi aud nails gers, the soles of the feet, palms of the hand ). A.(!^)To jrq- a. [m-ft-ft *<j] go, 1 of fin- scale. -Oomp. Union, company, assemAntimony. -4 The M<JSJT: A musical -*!: i Uniting, bringing together, collecting. -2 Conjunction of -3 A crowd, assembly. Combination, junction. 1 A. (?.a) To worship, serve, attend npon. A ram, sheep. -2 The sign Ariel of the zodiac. -Oomp. $/ an epithet of Indra. %VH: a wool. JJ-T: 1 len blanket or rng nn?t, TTtw mutton, hepherd. flock of sheep. a igq a -"TTfrar: and the move. Measured. Discernible, capable of being known A seat covered with bark. -2 N. of an enemy of Visbpu. *n?: I N. of a fabulous mountain ( N. of a mixed tribe w^rwr A contest between or allies f*wg ( waft ft?-3^] I A nriA goat. P*ing nrine.-2 1 all &*-(*r/-) [ftw-^] 1 Given to a friend. -2 longing the planets are A of MithilA faftOTTt w: SIT ] R. ll. 32, 48. ; Beby a The people of Mithila q. v. -fft N. of 8lt4 ; R. 12. 29. . 3 . Paired, coupled. -2 United by marriage. -3 Relating to copulation. sf 1 Copulation, sexual nnion ; IT* dgsremr Pt. 2. 94. -2 Marriage. -3 Union, connection. -4 Consecrating the fire ( arwinvH ). -Comp. 3TO the excitement of sexual I passion. vrfJrq; a. copulating. f. rr4 abstinence from sexual inter- course SrgfMn Union by 1 monial alliance a. Copulating, al sexually Relating to copulation. intelligence. [%=T*I^ w: wor] N. of a mountain, son of Himalaya and Menft, who alone retained his wings Indra clipped t hose ( when of other mountains ) on account of his friendship with the ocean ; cf. Ku. 1. 20. -Oonrp /. an epithet of Parvatt. W9 A of Krishna. connection or association, nnion, contact ?&($ ftpf^UPWrwr^ifV3iqTO: Me. 31. -3 The lunar mansion The oust-off 1 P., 10 U. lH|<j: fisherman. H^: N- of a demon killed by Krishna. -Oomp. 5^ m. an epithet A kind Jttrw: Sfrq-:-^, of intoxicating drink ; arRrrerft *<*$i. 11. 51 ;Q.L.34. * bee ; prayer marriage, matri m. One vrho has had sexuunion with a woman. friend. -3 Friendly, well-disposed, amicable, kind Ms. 2. 87 ; Bg. 12. 13. -4 Relating to the god Mltra (as 7: 1 A a Muhnrta ) ; Ku. 7. 6. high or perfect Brahmana. -2 N. of a particular mixed tribe ; Ms 10.23. I ift -3 The anna. -4 A friend. Friendship, good will. -2 Intimate called wguvtj I Friendship. -2 Voiding or evacnation of excrement; addressed to Ms. 4. 152. -3 A king -OTt ( pi. ) Wisdom, water, friends Friendship, alliance. A ewe. jff : [ ftf-vj ] I Making passing urine. -2 Urine. -3 nary disease. -4 A ram. -5 ssft- turmeric. -Oomp. Ms. : ). united. HUT Smail cardamoms. Ben. A. To act like a goat. , to a mixed 10. 33. -*?t, an ink-stand, ink-bottle- planets. Relating ^, N. of a ( ?ft/. ) 1 ; -2 Capable of being estimated. -3 round which . *f indigo plant. -5 Ink. -6 ihfsr [ Tlf) ) ( Ore ) $TO: a Friendly, kind. ; a fight. Urine. -3 The penis. jr^l miki. - ti<&f. ) ww-<9iw 315 ?r<^] [ epithet of Agag- -2 Of Vasish Meeting, union, fair. intercourse. -2 A bly, a society. -3 -4 tribe. ] 1 ft$ vst.] An 'niTTO'5)': I tya. friend, friendly. pany, in assembly. TOH officiating priests at a sacrifice. , U. 5. 28. N. of Vaeishtha a. ; Jhftjrrs^gr ; R. 13. 3. -3 Pure, sacted, holy R. 1. 84, 3.: 31, 14. 81. -4 Ved. Fresh, strong, vigor- ( %g heaven, the a figure shaped like a ^ encounter Very intelli- An Jrftr 150. 3. an epithet of Siva. -2 Association. -3 memory. -2 wise, endowed with in1.. -2 Of -2 The central beadin a rosary. -3 The central gem of a necklace. -Coup. the earth. irmn * 3tl^*1^l*r sky. spindle. Friendship. 1 An epithet of V&lmiki. Agagtya. -3 N. of one of the intelligent. ftvrr?* a. pfl-finr) gent having a good Intelligent, tellect ; Pt. jta<jr ft*!**"!: . sacri- fice. Mitra. -< The lunar mansion (1)TO in the same sense ). ; gold and gems) ; N. 1 16; Bo. Jhjr[w-3?^] ( changed to in Bah. Oomp. wben preceded by ) said to revolve ; and which forms the centre of the several Dvtpas; of. gh it is also said to consist of skin of an animal. jf|-^ 1 To release, ( Hisrft.JJtgufiNf ) set free, liber- 774 ate, tie, emancipate. -2 To loose, unundo. -3 To wrest away. -4 To -5 To shed. -6 To oast, hnrl, fling. detach, extract. *TWt msr P? ] [ Liberation, re- 1 freedom ra wrsr^snrrnr K-; Me. R 17- 20 nrsTT! lease. escape, ; a*MT; - A hedge, fence. -3Tf ] 1 The plantain -2 The tree called ^imN-i. ^T 1 The plantain tree. -2 The cotton shrub. -3 The indigo plant. A recnrring births or transmigration, the last of the fonr* ends of human existence ; see 3Tj; R. 10. 84 ; Ms. 6. 35. -4 ; Death. -5 Falling- down, dropping down, falling off : vwur4ittii4ij93. 31. -6 Loosening, tmtvjnwr: K- Ru"iHnsTr?g*rf* Me. 99. -7 Shedding-, causing to fall down or flow ^intrfrraT, Sr?jifsT- -8 unbinding ing, ; called ^fwtipT- s*r called W"*?<3 ] Delivering, 3>: A. free, setting emancipating. -2 Unyoking. -3 Discharging, emitting. -4 Acquittance of a debt or obligation. -5 Arrogance, pride.-6 Deceit, fraud.-Comp. a filter. jrn liberat- * ] the Ankota tree. used for bow-strings ( 95? 1 A [ gi-q=T ] 1 : pith or fruit of A the kind ( fig. _P " _ ML JiimwilHS^^Mrtdl MK< * i Stolen profnnrnr s^ra Gtt. 11. -4 -Oomp. $5 m. a thief also) ; 1 sr perty. i The thief, robber. removing; stealing,takingaway, - o. Releasing, setting free. banana. -2 Sandal wood. -3 ST. ) -2 Theft, robbery. -3 Plundering, robber, thief . Robbirg, pltrodefrauding. -J - dering, stealing, Cutting. -3 Destroying. of pungent seed. ^r^rjgs 1 A Brahmana. -2 The cuckoo. A couple of broken blades of grass given at a Sraduha ( Kuta H^r Theft, robbery. m. A thief, robber. 25^] LoM of 3- awt an epithet apthe celeplied to Hionen Thsang, brated Chinese traveller. jr't the an epithet of the town sun. [ Re- sf 1 flnal emancipation. freeing, releasing &o or, saviour, deliverer. of The z The ST-3^ [ flower of liberating, I A kind Hemp : N. of a tree ( raw ) -Oomp. rnr: a means of obtaining irtff^r, plant with sweet juice. -2 milk of a cow recently calved. -2 | The root of the sugarcane. JTTTO: TO 1 A devotee, an ascetic. -2 Emancipation, deliverance. -3 A plantain tree. -4 The tree ; srrorShooting, casting, discharging; n*n S. 3. 5. -9 Scattering, strewor discharge of ing. -10 Acquittance an obligation ( debt &c. ). -1 1 ( In afltr. ) The liberation of an eclipsed of an eclipse. -12 planet, the end An various of ^fiwt ) ~2 intoxicating or spiritu- arefiff^T, Musk. -3 N. 1 ous liquor. absolved leasing, 18. 30 plants ( Liberating' Releasing, freeing from. ort ?r delighting. -2 Finally emancipated, freeing. -2 Gladdening, cheerful? pleased, plantain fruit. 1 rrgtfi a. [ 5^-0535.] 19. -2 Rescue,- delivergfr msr 17. snce, delivery- -3 Final emancipafrom tion, deliverance of the sonl a. Glad, pleased, delighted. .. tree. =gr ; i Pleasure, delight. Ir 'S Crushing, pressing, ?. Wind, air. grinding, breaking. Silent involuntary ex- ril^lRlfl pression of towards an affection absent lover, as when a woman, her mind being taken up by her lover, scratches the. ear &c. when he is it is remembered or talked of thus defined by 3f53fgtn5r: ousness, fainting, bility V. STT 14. 56 * JTRrsifcTw^irgd'K 3ipT ; S"""B ^ : jfhrnresK**" t Ku. 3. 73. -2 Perplexity, 8 1. ; ; delu8ion,embarrras8ment, 4. 35- "*: a swoon, insensi- -3 - . confusion; Folly, ignorance, infatua- ; mistak*. R. l.'z S. 7. 25. -4 Error, Afflic-5 Wonder, astonishment. -6 ; wrsror ating, liberty. Releasing, liber[mO-fS^ at emancipating, setting -2 Rescuing, deliverance. ] ' -3 Loosening, imtyinsr. -4 Giving -5 Shednp, abandoning, resigning. -7 Disding. -6 Squandering. charging, casting ; ?ra a '1 Httr a. [ 5?-r 3^ -2 Aimless, purposeless, Indefinite. -3 Left, abandoned. -4 Bg. 9. 12- q: Idle. hedge. *j nd. A rr In fence, an enclosure, a The trumpet vain, uselessly. -Comp. ing in useless rites. jTr4Vr, 8 141 also ; Dd. 8. 35. rfTT 1 A dried fruit. -2 basket for keeping snakes. 1 A Wfr^! [ 5^-^ ] U. 2. Delight, -Oomp. fragrance. pleas- 3?ir?T: the mango tree. ( 5ir, -*&/ ) [ ^fcf g?; Pleasing, delighting, glad3?:, dening. -2 Glad, delighted. -q? A sweetmeat in general ; Y. 1. 7s N. of a mixed tribe 289. (sprang from a Kshatriya father and a Sudra mother ). Oomp. q>nC: a irt^f a- FI^1?] I flower. confectioner. A phil. ) the truth vents one from discerning believe in the reality one makes ( be addictof worldly objects and to ed to the gratification of sensual of attachpleasures ). -9 Illusion -Oomp. 2. Pt. 166. love ment or ; of ^r^T ( In Rhet. ) a figure the TTHTST and ? fidence. 1 HT?*ififafT, mine ( 1 J ac* of pleasing. Jitf^^t Arabian ). A y> Pleasure. -3 Wax. kind of jas- fr- the night when the whole uni- verse will be destroyed. or false doctrine precept. ( 1I/' / L 3^"' -* '^" --*-v Stupefying. -2 Bewildering, -3 Deluding, perplexing, puzzling. infatuating. -4 Fascinating, enrapMil. 6. 8. ^T -2 The fSr^T inr: a deluding spell. f?r : /. ffT^ST d. sweetmeat, barren U. To render naeless, I gladness ; n^TTfTST wfqr*? 12 ; R. 5. 15. -2 Perfume, ure, joy, no purpose, 9fjfc* a. engaggerrr a A magical art employIn ed to confound an enemy. -8 ( Delusion of mind which pie- tion. p.iin.-7 to woman. frnstrate. ; see S. D. &c. Desirous of emancipation. -2 Emancipated, completely absolved, freed. irrfsni ii ] 1 775 of the five arrows of Cnpid. -3 The thorn-apple ( ^ I Stupe). ^ -2 Bewildering, perplexing, puzzling. -3 Stupir logs of g.nsafying- folly. intercourse means employed A Mai. ; in perplexing others. -8 magical ed to be wider an sm a missile charm employenemy, -comp. which fascinates or The month of ^T?T': J^"* a. [ g^-frfi ] 1 o. *fr/. A : for being ( fallaci- . . enraptnring.en- ohanting. A jomatiog woman ( the form assumed by Vishnu at the time of heating the demons of nectar) -3 The^flower A crow U. ; ] A Sobiiash. a string of pearls, ; gnrw female who prepares pearl-necklaces. frn^. a string of pearls. !T?r a pearl-muscle. pearl-oyster. -^ tring of pe<.,ls; gf%: f. a necklase or a 3^ %y mftoRro TI^V t 5*W 0. Tforr srtfs fsTitrT- *rn: Dumb- r^] ( 'ft/- ) q [ g<- : tnr defam- diifwrence of opinion among scholars as to tne meaning of tu word 'W in this passage ). f\J. ) Made of Murvft plant ;U. 4. 20 ; Mv. 1. 18. o. ( flfrq- A 48 Ku. ; > ^ fruit of the plantain tree. 3H =9iaat K. a. 65. 19 i. ; -1 A girdle made to be 2. 42. wuru by a In -3 a. ( sTr/. ) n-3Ror ] Made [ Munja grass ( aUo ifisnT). RT5iV The girdle of a Brahmana made of a triple string of Munja Ku. 5. 10 Ms. 2. 42. -Oomp f^Tqsf, -wyn" binding on the Munja grass girdle, investiture with the sacred thread ; Ms. 2. 169. ; 27, rogue, cheat, sharper. Raoioai, , ( also original. -2 Ancient, old, o long slaudiug -3 Mobly torn, ( as a custom ). of a good family. -4 Brought up in the service of a king for generaolBce xroui ancient tions, buUling Ms. 7. timea, herednary ; An ol<1 or 57. a minister ( sjffai: ) 64 R. ; i'' ; J^or Bv. 1. 121. (a: head, (be crown of the head f^l 3. 40 } astrologer. the ( Vea. repeat mind ). -2 To learn uili-3 To remember. -4 1'o praise ) Vttp-p. 1 Repeated. -2 Learnt, stuaieU. g-^I. 1 P. ( g$fi ) 1 To rnb. -2 To heap, collect, accumulate. -3 strike, hurt, kill. -LI. 10 L. To heap, accumulate. -2 To suieur, rub, anoint. -3 To mix, combine. -4 To speak indie5 I ) unully. Uyprocrisy, dissimulation. 1 L "^-ti3 *ssj Smearing the body wiui UDgueuts. -2 Anointing, smearing in general. -3 AccumuluUng, heapiug up. -4 Oil, oint- ]i. 1 A, ( ytf, caut. s^jia-ci ) To pound, grind, ciusb, trample upon. jTi^li^ m. [ ^iH[u ini^] 1 Ten- ] Ve. An mentary, 'oger ; nt^fa^: ^man^. yr 1 P. ( Jiat?f, ^iig ) 1 To 3 18. best ] ment. ; foremost, r^"3^ a- ( T/. ) I a|i-8f. j Motransient. *: An aatro- To I ( (. of grass s geiUly. ; The chord of au arc j Useless new. A as a paTvan; in this^artian is narrutea the death of Krishna and Balirauia, and tho self -uestiuclion of Ktishna'a family through the curse ot Biahuianas ;. ( 5"r-r? ] 1 Silliness, foolishness -2 Artlessness, simplicity, innocence. -3 Charm, beauty. Having a crown, crested. Formed like a club, club-shapea. -2 Fought with clubs ( as a battle _). -3 Rclaling to the battle witn clubs ( in bow-string 13 ; aWi calumny. [ dealer in Price. fliif^r is a ; tiveness, garrulity .-2 Abuse, The ] "- geoin. T 5^ A J JM. of a dynacty of Murva grass ( Ms. Kshauiya } Talka- A holy kings beginning withChanuraguptu; la alu- * U*t?qtlT: Mbh. ; ( there of 1 ( RMS??-' N. of a family K. *fifB^ a. : RlrfsT^?: [ 5<3RI?K t5lwiw 1. q^ a crown, tiara. Badical. -2 r /. ) 1 U. d. -3 Inferior. or digger of roots. silent, A ascetic, a hermit. 18. tr| < prime; [ . jffUTT Precedence, superiority. ; -"-jj^ff o. of l. 29. ness, muteness, speeohlessness. qtafr vow a drummer. 2. 29. pearl -Comp! a ation, g-ei of a kind of jasmine. r an a crest-jewel, a jewel in the crown. rfg^f a head- F't ] ; Observing u voy of nilence, n. taciturn Ug. 12 19. sage, ; *?f8T Playiug at fisticuffs, a boxing or pugihduc encounter. ; N. of an Asparat. -2 'Trfe'Tr 1 ). w'Sft, -*eJr arqr] silence. crown, diadem, ; Silence, tacitnt^ f^^r ' open yonr lips '; ?(# WRf^lT 'hold 537 the your tongue '. -Comp. attitude of silence. ; tree. Kn. 2. 26 ( srcpge -3 Braided hair hair and ornamented Ve. 6. 34. branded The earth. -Comp. 1%:, -%V/ Malli. ornament. 5 ?r* ^nrrvflrajf jiYif ; A Asoka 75. -2 Hair on the the head, tuft or lock of as a field ) gWra: [ urnity or 1. sown with beans, or sown with beans R^T W SSHt /". ) I Bv. crown of worn crow. m. ( ; The -3 head top-most point hair; 3rsnrft Stupefying. -2 Perplaxing, bewildering, ous. -3 Fascinating, f&: 1 ) The -2 79. 30. 2. tiara Relating to 'sweetmeats. -2 Dealing in sweetmeats. : A confectioner. ( C Hlg^Y? a. ] Relating to or cauging swoon, delusion &c. -2 Perplexing, puzzling. nfrr p.p. [ g^ f3r^ ?p ] 1 Stupened. -2 Perplexed, bewildered. -3 Deluded, fascinated, infatuated, begniled. U. quantity of urine. whom Chaitra. Spiritual 1 -7 A 4. bewitches the person against it is used. Bare. 5. top of anything, Shaving of the head, ton-2 Baldness. HT3"5f tion. Sexoal Kn. stupidity, -3 Chidishness. folly. ; -4 Infatuation, delusion, mistake. -5 A seduction, temptttion. -6 Ignorance, I -2 1 ; 13. Tne trifji 69 j derucss, t>oftness.-2 Mildness, weakness ; ( wnfg: ) a & 776 P-, ( iTNra ) p -( ) ijrra p l - To go, move. ) Togo, move. ( **-* ) To b mad. U. T^ To ) cut or divide. a. 1 Spoken indistinctly (aa by barbarians ), indistinct. -2 Barbarons. -3 Withered, faded, -e An indistinct or barbarous speech. To sprak , confusedly indistinctly or barbarously. *&33t [ "^-^ ]not A barbarian, the 1 speaking ( one Sanskrit language, or not conforming to Hindu or _4ryan institutions), a foreigner in general wnsr i^ J. N. a non-.Aryan copper 3TT5Tt wheat. a foreign or barbarous country, MB. 2. 23. *rrqr a foreign language. TF3T-r: wbeat. ( -H ) barley. ^t^ S&^H I Speaking inaisiinctly or -2 An outcast, a very low man ( Bandhayana thus defines the word iffntfl^i^r I; : "^afRfarcfNM 1*5 ft^c ft mfit SWfavfa^ n ) -3 A sinner, wicked person. -4 Foreign or barbarous ^gr Ccpper. -Comp, speech. i 1 One who goes or moves, a A carriage .-3 Wind, goer, mover. -2 air. -4 Union. -5 Fame. -6 Barley. -7 Restraint. -8 Light, -9 Abandon- barbarous or Foreign speech. ( 1 A. { To be mad. To worship, *?-S-fir ) %?> ) serve. Wft, "Sit ) 1 To fade, wither; ^^rort Bv. 1. 36 ; Si. 5. 43. -2 To grow weary or languid; to be fatigued or exhausted ;qfsj...ni?5g-^ H|5j;f %^rt%#r B. 11 9; Bk. U. 6;^rf?r?^uT%qx^Tf Si. 7.75. -3 To be sad or dejected, be downcast or dis- the 7: of the eight syllabic consisting of one short ( IT ) ones. syllable followed by two long ing. feet -10 One *rr 1 Going -2 A -11 N. of Yama. carriage. -3 Restraining. -4 Religious meditation ( VTHT ) -5 Obtaining. -6 An epithet of Lakshm! -1 Pu- dendum muliebre. membrane enveloping the . 10 A. (zr^> worship, adore. -II. stir, ) To honor, 1 P. ( Tho liver. ( This word forms for the first five ininflections, and is optionally substin. q^;^ no tuted for i^Trf after ace. dual ), L ' "'^ **fffi t 1*1 3%. ^ The live of any affection of -Oomp. -arrf^r^fit a kind of cock: . TV. it. ] ; largement of the liver. le. p- I Faded, withered. -2 white by tanning. .'- [^-fiaw'i:] t Faded, -2 Wearied, weary, languid. -3 Enfeebled, weak, feeble, faint -4 Sad, dcjeotod, melancholy. -5 Black. -6 Foul, dirty. ar Withering, fading. -Comp. withered. a. weak-bodied. ( -ift ) a daring bar menses. JTT^ a. depressed in mind, dispirited, disheartened ^if^ ) To woman / *OTiT: [ "& 1*^ a- 1?%, >f^-*4f5r 15 ] 1 N. of a demigods who are described as attendants of Unbent, the god of riches, and employed in guarding his gardens and treasures; *rsjHrm [ Hariv., Me. 1, 66; Bg. 10. 23, il. 22. -2 A kind of ghost or spirit. -3 N. of the palace of Indr.-4N. of aKubera.-5 A ghost. -2 SaWorship. sr f crifice.-^ An.ything honoured. ^ft 1 A female Yaksha. ~2 N. of Kubera's wife.-0o3nap.-3iraq:,-3mr(n3:, : Kubera, the lord of Yakghas. w the fruit of Withering, 1 growing thin or emaciated. -2 DeBh 3 33. clining, growing If SB a I *3H3 Becoming faded or withered. -2 Growing thin or emaciated. -3 Growing languid or weary. ; - the fig-tree. ^f|ff? an ointment consisting of camphor, and Kakkola agalloshum, musk ( according to others, also sandal and saffron) mixed in equal proportions; Ak. : class of theffw% tree. Fading, 1 ] withering, decay. -2 Languor, lassitude, weariness. -J Sadness, dejection. -4 Foulness. move. : has feet 3TTf: *&f^SKT4i' j|r 1 P. ( r Gt- languid or dispirited, emaciate, en- speaking a barbarous or foreign language ; Ms. 10. 45. confusedly. -2 Speaking in a barbarous tongue. *Sl^fJ ; r a. ; * in;?! WTT fw.'^r K. P. 10; nn*d * ff*r Vfy Mb. -4 To become thin or emaciated. -5 To disappear vanish. 6 To decline, become Caus. (ffpnrw ) 1 To less; Si. 7.75 cause to fadf, wither up. -2 To make pirited grrnf: /. a ?: garlic. savage or barbarian race, a mountaineer. ^f., -fg^5 a country inhabited by non-Aryans or barbarians, copper. v$ ) ; the being : possessed by Yakshas or evil spirits. pr^-t the fig-tree, -tjcr: reeir, inecnse. tfT: a kind of intoxicating drink. TRi ">. 1 N. of Kuhera. -2- a place prepared for wrestling and boxing. *!5ft N. of Kubera. rn%: / the called festival one who is like Dipali q. v. n Yoksha, guardian of wealth, but nes f%TT; t. e. who the no'vor it. , a. Ved. -2 Adorable, fit 1 Living, existing. to be honoured. 777 A female Yaksba. -2 N. of the wife of Knbera. -3 A certain female fiend in the service of Dnrga. rr%ofr 1 A sylph or fairy intercourse with mortals -4 ing Brahmana ( of one who himself performs a sacrifice ); S 4. Ved. holding ( an attack IT?! Worship. -2 A general -Comp. of consumption. in -2 Worship- Liberal. | ping. Asacnflcer.-2The act of sacrificing. -3 A sacrifice 1 ; o. consumptive. ;a. One or suffers from 3. 154. who fft grapes. affected is consumption A for the from from e. U. |3 ; . . - - wi^^^, 40; Bk. 14.90; so make an oblation of the sacrificing priest. A sacrifice. -2 Fire. -3 N. Ved Worship, 3^: Ved. an epithet of Brahman. qfts N. of Vishnu. knowing tbe safts[ crificial formula). 5f. the second of the three ( or four, including the Atharvaveds. ) Vedas, principal which is a collection of sacred texts in prose relating to sacrifices; it has two chief branches or recensions ; or sacrifice or oblation); Mb , Ms. 8. 105, U. 119. -3 To worship, adore, honour, revere. -4 To consecrate, dedicate. -5 To give, Cau>. ( ijrswft-Jf ) 1 To bestow. oauae to sacrifice. -2 To assist at a sacrifice. -3 To perform the office 1 Jisi5^ f 5f! [ Tft-Hlt 1 ] sacrificial rite ; any and A 1 sacrifice, offering or or> An -2 5rrw?fT: & act. ship, any pious or devotional but particular( Every householder, five ly a Brahmana, has to perform act of wor- such devotional acts every day, their Holy, divine. -2 Adorable. -3 Dignified, sublime. a; 1 names ares fljpj^T, flg'IIS, R^Wi^'" q^ and snw, which are collectively An called the five great sacrifices'; Bee R5W5T) and the five words separate a. 1 officiating priest (at a sacrifice). -2 An epithet of Siva. -3 The moon. A Tigrfih sacrificial verb technical name for those ceremonies to which the ijsfit is applied further information -sfOT^r a ; ). ( see gslffi -Oomp. for altar. j A Br&hmana who maintains the sacred fire ('MiTtst^). * Maintenance of the tacred fire. T3T1' The act of sa- [f3-*S?J -2 A sacrifice; ^SUTSTH^H^ D. 4. -3 A place of sacrifice. I crificing. - [ TiT-sri-nT. ] ' -3 N. of Agni. -4 Of Vishnu. MST: ft share of sacrifice. -Oomp. ga,n. a deity, god; Ku. 3. 14, -w" (suKrcs-t sacrificial ball. -*iT 1 sucria sacrifice. -2. any partot ticial requisite, a means of a sacrifice; ly ). tt -^jr:, place south of the sacrificial Tsrsrj [ Sacrificing, 1 the glomeroug tig-tree -2- the Kbadira tree. -3 N. of Vishnu. iers 1- the completion of a sacrifice. -2. an ablution at the end of a sacrifice for purification. -3. a (-JTJ) m . ). supplementary sacrifice. ^q, "* *' of Vishnu. -3?f?: an epithet of 6'ivu. a- I- deserving sacrifice. -2- 35 ir: I A person who worshipping. performs a regular nacrirlco and pays K. 18. 12. -2 A person its expenses who employs a priest or priests to sacrifice for him. -3 (Hence) A host, for a sacrifice, (-ns.dual) an epi^TT: N. of thet of the Aavfins. anMT^."-i Vishnu. MjnT! a good. N. of VUbya. -yfi: 1. N. of rnn 4 Th bad of a family. -5 The head of a t'ibe. -Oomp. -f$r"n the pupil of BIM ifio- T'laRT'ir of grass ( <w[il?ft^ ; patron, rich 98 a post to which the sacrificial victim is fastened. jt a hole in the gronud made for receiving the a. performing a sacrificial fire. of tbe Yajurveda. -4 -Oomp. oblation. ftqgfiMI ) 1 To sacrifice, worship wiib saciifices ( often with instr of words meaning 'a sacrifice'); *ir* *nrr arafo Ma - 7 - 79 i 5 53 6 36, 11. sacrificial of. MI. ; fit -(*t Vishnu. -2. of the * ue 5ffi5: offering. day of every fortnight qn<9(full-moon and new moon). W- rfeeid. ; A I ] sacrificial sacrifice, ?<JT3f, ( HVlft-Tf, jjg^w. [q-g-aiH or last lunar m injr tr^ir 6'ayana ij. 1 aacrificer. -2 Honouring, adoring. g- 4trfl^ -gff theomissiunof JT^ i.e. the Paraa f renuentative; A worshipper, the with the sacred thread). -TTW5> * perform3>tfe a. engaged in ing sacrifices. a sacrifice. ( -. ) a sacrificial rite. 3550; > of the nature of a sacrifice qr: Atm. frequentative; e.g. ^l^jft 3. a. 1 was originally q^frwfa ceremony of investiture ( ; prayer or formula. -2 A text of the Yajurveda, or the body of sacred manlrat in prose muttered at sa term for the sign of the shr ft term Frequentative. -Comp. irgr Ms. 10. 79. : by MB- ; ; 63 sacrifice. ). . Pulmonary disease I thread worn by members of the first three classes (and now even of ether lower castes ) over the left shoulder and under the right arm see Ma. 2. aur.. ^e a kind -^ (-m.) 1. N. of Vishnu. -2. arj: priest conducting a sacrifice. 1'. a sacrificial rite. -2. a complete rite or chief ceremony. -3. an epithet of Vishnu, -ftnrr a sacjificial rite. -&, a demon who N. interrupts a sacrifice. a Vishnu. of ^Rrotr TTf gacribcial gift, the fee given to the priests who perform a Macrificc. admission or initiation to a sacrificial rite. -2- performance of a sacrifice; Ms. 2. 169. 3*7 anything ( e. g. a vessel ) used for a m. an evil spirit, a sacrifice. g"jj demon. irfaj 1. one who institutes a sacrifice ; see T^H. -2- N. of Vishnu. wg: !. an animal for SjYsrr ! a sacrifice, a sacrificial victim. -2'- sacrificial veihorse. trt^, -vritf m. N. or Vishnu. epithets of Vishnu. N. of Agni. H(Ti ! a porWtf! tion of a sacrifice, a share in tht? sacrificial offerings. -2. a god, deity. gst,n. a god, f'WTi N. of Indra. vni*'. N. of Vishnu. gsr deity. m. a god. -~1/9 f a place for sa7TT: crifice, a sacrificial gfonud. ^-yjr^ gel. S*T> -TT^t white darftAagrass.-^^ni.nn epithet m- an epithet of of Vishnu. vffap' the tfttt Vishnu or Krishns. Ddaunbara tree. -tW.,-V Vishnu 1%: in boar-incnrthe 8om this / -jfr ^r*t a place prepared and ^nf enclosed for a sacrifice. plant. -an ; conducting a sacrifice. -wr?' T: I -2- a Bratimana. epithet of Vishnu N. of Vishnu. -3. N. of Siva. - _jir: the fig-tree. sacrificial altar. shod or -f th-3 a sacrifice is / structure performed; ball. ^rjji a sact'fi*'>al reinaiua of a sacrifice IHfaw?* M Somaplsnt. ' 3> K?^ -5W; ; nr- &T tho " a nnmber of 285 a sacrifice. people at rials neceary for the sacrificial ball, a to.iiporary under wliiuh 4j_ 5. %f^:,-3[V 51*01 a ' *nW: i mote- 778 J%T%:/- tne completion of a sacrifice. g;^ eo an epithet of king 9^fw. ^ an epithet of Vishgu. An 1 ] any person whatever. -3. wherever, whatever direction *rat m: *3J. effort, exertion, attempt, endeavour, trial in ; ; ^: ?m<3i a Drupada. sacrificial post. m., -ftT: epithets of Siva. The Palaaa H. Pr. 31, Bh. 2. -2 Diligence, perseverance. -3 Care, assiduity, -m. N. -3 Adorable, worthy of worship. -4 Dert: 1 A god, deity. -2 vout, pious. The third or Dvapara age. -Comp. -1 Sacred, the land of sacrifices T; Ms. $Tn?T ' 2. a sacrificial hall. -2. a temple. 7?fhr a. The Udurabara tr Sacrificial. [ JTJHT ] tree. v. -Oomp. - the tree called A uacriftoe. 735 a. I -2 Wor- Pious, devout. sprung from which. ; shipping, adoring, honouring. -3 Sacrificing 33; A prioat familiar with the Yajiirvedii, Sacrificing, worshipping, adoring m. I One who performs sacrifices in accordance with Vedic pre ceptg, a performer of sacrifices sft&c. ; iT^nrs qrfti7 Vishnu. A. To q^ ; *7f% 7^ <9f(?vfc wj^r V. 1. -2 To strive after, bo eager anxious for, long for ?JT 1 77r ; or JIJIJ*Br*q: RWrVTirinrT 7 caution, be watchful Bg. ; 2. 60. -5 Ved. To excite, stir up, rouse. -6 To join, associate with. -7 To go, proceed Cam. ( irrrPifS-eT To To unite. -7 To cause restored 7tTsf -wsre 54. a. moderate or temperate in 3. 16, 1. eating, sfnjf a. one who has restrained his senses or subdued his passions, pure, chaste. ~r%TT, en- 1 [ "l-'f ] TH_ Exerting, watching. -2 Taking j>ains or care. -* Prepared, ready. -4 Resolved. ~8 Cared for, attended to. 1 ] Restraint, oeas- -2 Stopping, An 1 [T ascetic, controlled his passions; *rjr ^-pr f*^r iwrs Bv. 1. 119. -2 N. of Vishnu. ?wr emr 50^ f^r A to one's keening engagements promised observances. or or which of TrTT who When; q^^ [ ; eft . ( Of which place, dwelling which place. B. ; oft. with as ; ; yiaco. from whatever -2, from whomsoever, from - 1- ' comparison, aud used to express the son whatever. -3. anywhere soever, on ail Bides, in any direction Ms. -<jt?r *ror5!T vnr- R. 16. 74. -4 From which time forward, ever since. -5 That, 80 that. ( qWTfTcf! means 1. fi'om which place soever, from any quarter whatevar. -2- from any per- 14. manner fgmafi (b) name- in the (a) as, ; 1 ] jjzrr"* 4 189. ^r ing senses: mentioned ^ hasswftthem$follow- [ itself as your Majesty orders'; as follows wrrg^lfr Pt. 1 U. 2. 4; (c) as, like (showing 5. whom); JRTSJ ^gg^rtw Ms. 7. 13. 61 Used by often ; 4. ). ind. T^-afScj ] ; ; whatever place, evry- S.; Tjjf cf=r in [ gtMn^JTm srcre^TT iJr3r used merely for the ubl. of the relative pronoun TJ^ ) I From whence to persons or things ), ( referring from what,from which place or quarter 77 means ( trg- where; JJ=T ^7 or 7?-^iT-wrR 1. wheresoever, in whatever place. -2whensoever, at whatever time. -3. whenever, as of ten as. -4. hither and or which of two. iwi. CT&. -3 Whereas, as in THT because, since, as. 'wherevor'; 73TT? in ) sr^. [^-515] 1 Where, in which place, whither; fjrw WT (tft:) ^-3% TST r> f^^ar N. 5. 57 ; Ku. 1. 7, 10. -2 q-^ many. -^ ( See nnder n thither Who ascetic. widow. -f si mind. speech, observsee ^inju. ing silence, reticent ; aT a. 1. observing vows. -2. An m. a. restraining one's correlative deavoured, striven after. cr. -jrrna a- subdued in R. 8. 76 tlfa p. p. Tried, attempted, ^-%^ control. ; Rj *nrc* Ku. to '-3 returned or Exertion, effort. how many. as often, i nh annoy. -5 To -6 Ved. To join, . ij^-7RJl5ls^ ] ace. ;* nom. pi. -3 Guidance. -4 A pause -5 (In prosody) A coesnra; *rnTf3rtB%wmwT efrftnT's^Kr HT R^<jf^ though -2 For whicli reason, wherefore, in consequence of which. -3 As, since, for, because T*T^ %* ?i T tt? ^-r Tci cr7rr?T *rt Kn. 5^75 torture, distress, prepare, elaborate. [ or ing, rest. in music. 1 [iR-^] Bestrained, earned, controlled, subdued. -2 Li$ The mited, moderate, see irq. purring of an elephant by means of the rider's feet. -Oomp.-awCT^a. governing oneself, self-restrained, curb(r^) *ren*fl^ ?r^ring the senses ) return, repay, requite, recompense, restore. -2 To despise, censure. -3 To encourngn, animate. -4 1 in, originating one who has renounced the world and 3. ft- As many, check, it. at- ( sift, liifa ) 7 ) Uft'-f. C gently, vigorously, zealously. -3. in 4. necessariapite of every effort. 3TT*rn Bhet. ) ly ). -Soup. an objection raised even there be an attempt to stop a. ijjjy pron. a. Jjf^T declined only in zrw sedulously with great effort. -2- Dili- abstemious. 1 ( - o. Fit to be worshipped, adorable --3*rr,-aif ! Worshipping. -2 JJT%- carefully, Bh. 2. 99. ; ). which. ; 26. 6. Bg. ; from which time for-Oomp. -*rw 0. arising from si'jRr ward TCTir zealously, *rcsTT^ I. ; r*: n 23. ligently, carefully. 23 1. uf r- uTafyf^ff TPIW Ku. 1. 35, 7. 66 ; B. 7. 14. ind. with great effort, di- divine. holy, difficulty trouble, labour, TtT: -4 Pains, TcT: S. 1. rr%ir a. [ <j?TT ; 56 2. . of Viahpn. cial. 5. zeal, watchfulness, vigilance tree. Full of sacrifices, ci- tToftsprgR?* S. ly, ; ; point of similarity U. 'TUT tft: airotf^r ); 4. 6 ; Ku. f5TW4. 34 ; 10 as for ) K. P. ( d ) as, example, for instance TJ^ TT? ^[RFTW 3^ TflrTsrr H^RflT T. S.; Pt. 1. 288 ; () that ( used to introduce direct assenions with or without : ; |ft at the end ); awrftaUft S. Ku. 36 ; (/ ) i ; so that, 7n jr^q- ^ ^foffrj Pt- ! -2 Used correla- in order that wirTlfm^ 4. grr*ra ; tively with axir, 1f has the follow- 779 Ing enses ( which (a) as, so ( in j cane T and 35-^ often take the place of 3rr ) IHJT f ?atir *;<% or *tT wrar tfot^f: Bg. 11. 29 ; in this case q* is frequently added to either mrr orrir or to both to mnke ; 14. 44 ft. o ; ' vmntnan; correct *o or right perception ; tnntnmrr -7. conformable tot ho true meaning. trne to the sense, right, appropriate, ' significant. q? r>trrlr ; * sTfTT^r ( 15. - > 6 ; the equality of relation more mark- ed or^ striking ?rt?TT 16 ; wj^-gB^Siq- ; 1W raTr fn^nrfir frw^ wrrr U 4. r trwr ^raW t^fwr f or ?TRT ) Tnr much wnri^ *rra^ ( Ku. 6. 70 U. 2. ; V. 4, this pense jftn in aa-as ); 4. 33. In as, often omitted, in which case ^qr has sense (c) in 1. above. ( J ) so that, iror standing for 'so', and rir for ' that '; Si 16. 85 -J. fit, Kf. 8 ; JTOT 5?jsrrr irtir ! 109 ;% ; STST: wfTiTfl'T fT)Hi*ii^"j rrar rrpr R. 1. 72 ; 3. 66, 14 ( e ) since-therefore, a* wfVwnt K . eror- 15, 68. fi6, becanse )o TOT 5'Si*jisriirt?f'i hrfrf! gT* someFTOT ff^Trm &0- ll&l 8 times TOT is omitted; w ( ; ; Me. 9. d ( if-" ) tbn, as surely as -so surely ( a strong form of asoertion or adjuration ) ; vr^- wr.snmr: TWT "rnr^rrr Twr * JTOT 81 Rrvr> srr% srr w i 5: ?rwr Ttir -JTOT iTOT the morn- the more, the leig- the Ies; ITJIT TOT vff; Mb., Si. imr (mi ii FTPT 17. 43 nrr rtrr ritrbtlv whose name M. K. 59; 286 8. 12. : rur in way ; any manner, in Mi. 4 17 TTO aa ; . just us ; much whatever may be as ^rarysn' 73 ; whatever qmmjr case the ; ; VTJJ e 1. 1. syllable ;V. is true- STTm a to Ha one - meaning or fnlly significant (whole deeds are according to his name ) JfTTW^'tr^ 7TTnJ=T*iT: r*rnr =r wa^ M. 4 ; irfFrh R 6.21. *Tft: a spy TTTU Trarsgrwr 1 1 ( f or ^ f inir^JT aWen? a, ) fitness. vartm "' t- I. J. accuracy, genninene", correctness ). 3Tff a. 1. according to merit, as -2 propriety. deserving. -2. appropriate, suitable, 3$, jnt. rdr: a spy, an emissary. -fH: id. according to merit or wr* nd. ' worth; R. 16. 40. according to propriety. -2- fcoord- v 4l ind. ing to worth or merit, I acco-ding to room or apace. -2 as occasion m awa wraonr a. aa mentioned aTTWr't 3jTnT foolish, stupid. f-?r) ind. as one came, bv the aaro"i way as one camp; before, before-mentioned. ind. aa before stated. HipTMwnt<j Twnnr vvt 3ir"T? 'id. R- 3. ^67. according to tradition, member handed down from generation. sr^rf in/I, an customary or usual. of Avyeytlihiva corap. Trerris usnul' ly translated by according to, in accordance according as, with, in conformity to, in proportion to. not exceeding* ; see compounds below. smTTfr, -VTWTT* ind as laid down nd. according Vedai. to the beginning, in regular order or sneeesaion. aims' "d. according to ono's dwelling, each to his own -Comp. vmrt ind. I. according dwelling. to wish or intention -J. according to the agreement. wrwrir ind. acor period in the to 4rama cording ny SiwrVtf other, ff. B. how, As somehow the first or -srsnn^ind. in due proportions, proportionately atriJOTT ind. according to authority. anmr a. as read or studied. conformable to the text. Hf ) ind. according to the text jj....^ ojmrnr j^ ! n J in -wrjjf, regular successively. order or wg^f succession, ind. 1. ac- cording to experience. -2- by previous experience. 31397 ind. in exact conformity, properly. wf*r- as WTr in the Vfin o. plessant, agreeable. -3jJ a. I. conformable to truth, trne, real, correct ; ^r^pr ^nnfr Ttrrw>TTift -WBt according to wish or as desire, agreeably to one's desire, ranch as desired, as desired or wished for. ( -jgr, -e, -w) i"d. I. according to wish or desire, at will or pleasure; R. 4. 51. -2. an much as may be a- heart's content ; 3. stSnf Igsr atff :Cb. P. ind. as personally seen, as actually wanted, wished, intended or desired, agreeably to desire. ( -w Ac. ) ind. accordiner to one's wish, at pleasure, arfSragreeably to one's desire. W. one's religious life. -3TCWW to the J* TW, -sf^r 89i(J or told above, aforesaid, above-men- peroeiyed. ; ; a. sniteUe, proper, dn, fit. D ( - manner indicated. i i*d. according to pleasure as advised or or desire. yHijs'i ind. instructed, ^q-^fit ind according to use or requirements. Recording to circumstances. may be ind. OTtrirr -2. as fit. Wtf^n'r I. as m*y happen. snitebleness, propriety, according to the ritrht semon. =rsfT what is right to be dine IJTW ind. according to one's duties or circumstances. fltnces. a. 5TrT ind. oeordin ind. fjrW conformable to. desire. ( s -w ^ i"d. agreeably to desire, at will or pleasnre, +o the heart's content; TUT' jrTirrm%frrfRt R. 1.6; 4. 51. f^t a. free, nnrestrained. -wrwt the right or due time, proper time ; B. 1. 6. ( -?y ) ind. at the right time, opportunely, seasonably arrTTt j|tiiu>i(& wnrfa ; anrtnfar- B. '17. 51. fjw a. as agreed upon, done according to role or custom, custom- ary ; Ms. 8. 183. ( -w 1 ind. acced- to the nsnal practice. arir, HHTOT ind. in doe order or SUCCOR. ing; re?nlarly, in due form, projrrt ind. perly ; B. 3. 10. 9. 26. according to one'* power, as much sion, B mur ind- "ftfely, comanw a. 1 'oolish, sense- possible. fortably. . stupid. -J. barbarous, outcast. 9TTW ind. to the best of one's 3? knowl ind. eceording to rank, by seniority. ind. irrt Recording to nctrjal facts, may actually, as the case really be. nn a- I -true, right. -3. accurate, exact. ( -f ) narrative of the particulars or details of anything, a detailed or minute account. ( -4 ) ind. 1 exactly, precisely. -2. properly, as the case really fitly, gnr ind. to the heart's may be. content. ^r* ind. according to . --%3>, -T37T ind. in all f^f^ir a. I. as mentioned before, at specified above ; -2. as pre- observation directions. scribed or '?d down aw V. ; 4j|iiwr)er wrrr ind. justly, Ms. 1. 1. rightly, properly gt ind. as before, as on previous oca. -casions being as fb a. -?TO urr%t 3. ; 12. 41. ( -v ) as before ; Ms. 11. 188. -2- in due order or succession, one after another ; qjt before, gro trwrw: He*"' ^** gitK'qmnf S. 1 B. 2. 70. tioned another : r*vri* nwrwV 729. sTwif ind. \. accordin? to one'r power or might. -2. with all one's might TT^S' o s or described. ( -# ) or one after 8 16. fitly, suitably, properly. significant or true to the ; 3T3TTO. stances. ; Kn. 2 : suitable. (-r,-gn5?f:) ind. trnly, 1 3 4<< iwJ. duly, suitably, properly. ind. in regular order or succession, former; B. ind. 1. 780 1. . -^T 35. nd. 1. proper or suitable place ftrW^tfsr Ku. 49 1. the in speech in Rhetoric K. P. 10 r*TC! ; ' ; g. ; ; % Chandr. precedence cording to agreement or established $hr* a. possible, -^nrrftn usage. ; ; according to usage or practice. found by expeiiment. jrrof wi. according to strength, with all one's might. qrw . suitable to hid. I -2. as . 1 circumstances. < im^f properly. ind. regularly, id. as requested. -ff ) to. the beit of one's power, <* on Vs night. -51%, "Tffr to the best of one's knowledge. -irrir, ->nr?T: >>id. I. according to the share of each, proportionately TWnrrTjftsft iff TOT: -2- each in big respective place TOwnra*r3nrri Bg. 1. 11. -3. in the proper place; rn*TrnT*T>r>f d. -=>n with all ; ; ind. B. 6. 19. tmrt destiny. ijfr according to what has taken place, according to trnh, truly, exactly. looking straight at ( with i^TT Bk. 5. 48. *rt ind. : l."ag is fit, fitly, properly ; Ei. 8. 2. -2- in regular order, severally, each in its proper place, respectively ; 1. 11; D. 337. -J. by degrees, gradually. ind. according to cirenmtplf _?ffjf *r>r a. sUnoee, fitly, nuitably. gnitiible, fit, proper right. -^ ftfa ind. according to rule or precept, duly, properly ; kind or vvrf*fa sort. g-tTTjrRt B- 1 6 ; . H^srrtr- 15. 31, 3. 70. -ftvr? ind. in proportion to one's nirfiroT wfifts^r wrrSnfr frra. income, accordingto means. aa happened, done or acted (-w) I. the actual facts, the circumstances or details of an event. -2- a former to f^ ind. event. according srr%, age or seniority ; Ku. 6. 49. ind. to the best of one's -?r as qnickly as possible. jfrcfc ind. in one's with accordance temper. $J 5. 107. (-*rf ), -*' according to number, respectively, number for number Y. 1. 21. -ffir4 ind. |. at the proper time. -2* no; ara 25 ) 6. heard or reported. -2- ( im- accordingto Vedio precepts --*t# ; S. nd. in order of preced- g^ a. suitable, appropriate. at will or pleasure. -2. 1 ^V n ind. a figure of ' ; ease, comfortably. plea8intly,soas to give afo f^THf qwfiT TWTgw & w^r?Tjnw 73; . Pt. ; ; -2 Or 1. the rfght or proper place ( -sf ) ind. 1 in the proper place duly, properly. -2. instantly. -3. according to rank -f^jg'a. |. according to circumstances or actual (facts, as it stands; V. own, respectively R. 13. 22 Tnm* indi ridnally snrarvft ftf^wr 14. 43. -2. ; ; Kn. R. 17. 65. -3. duly, , Duly, fitly, prowith the force oft. of an adjective wr*n Bk. 8. 21 3Hirrft3ff> Tnf ; ; ; 214. -3 Exactly, Tf.J"' "' " ( ; truly. Norn. ng. m., jf-.f. The relative pronoun corresponding to'whoVwhich'or 'what' Tf, iq-^ n.) in English, (a) Its proper correlative is ti^ ; *rrr atQt^H * ome?T 5 times ff^;, 3TT^, TT^, take the place of 5T^; sometimes the relative is used alone, its antecedent being supplied from the context. Not unfrequently two relatives are used in the same sentence ; *n T?T gsy^r frrfrr at <WS Mil. 1 ; HT- ; M arnr ind. although, T^r: Me. ind. 1 for which, . 5T>Tr rWiT5r though 27. ; 31^, wan -w wherefore, why, on which accou.it ; iffffrt S. 6 sirflr ; T?iwf becanae ^T 5^Wrrerm5^ Tfw ^r Tjwfvmt f%n H Mb. 52. -2- since, ^rf ; WT tr T TPT^T- i Bffrrr. wherefore, on which account. -2. since, because. d. wherefore, why,* for 5?r which person or thing. vcr^n * fatalist ( one who says what will be will be )' or Pt. K 318. rr I- : 1 ; f% or ; *r^ is > ajnT^Ri; "" ' properly, rightly. HJT*?[ ind. perly, rightly 17 1. R. 1. 27, 87 ; in this sense often followed by trr or imt correlative; sen N. 22.46.-Oomp. 18 2. its as usual, according to states or circumstances. ^v ind. I. each his because, wn ; Bk. 6. 8. -2. right, proper, fit. { -jf ) ind. ]. trnly, properly. -2. according to circumstances. f$irr% ind. ' ' in the sense of ; ' M- ; whether srargrwt wnwr rr>r ?T gnrj: Bg. 2. 6 ^rar 3nrT frt ( often used by commentators in suggesting an alternative meaning). f^ an adventure. tr?T ind. to else, ; 1 ^ be sure, to speak the trnth, truly, 1 ; Mk. tH'IW *t 3Tlfrir5!T5TTTr forsoothj TfBT'f ^rfrafR^ n srir Ve. 1 Mu. ; 4. whom Whose, of a. or what. ind. q^T at the [JI5( qrra time when ; ^T? When, 1 1 qft when- *r$r ever ; JT^TB; JT|T at the very time, as soon as ?r?nT>jm ^fsr^ra f fom what time from that time forward. -2 If ( = *ri% )\ Tt *n f?r *fiifte ^ftff^ f* Bh. 2. 95. -3 Where; When repeated, the relative pronoun has the sense of 'totality', and may be translated by whoever ', 'whatever ', in which case the correla' tive pronoun if generally repeated ?rr ftnrfS t^tHa* ^w: ; 'ft Ve. 3. 30 U. rr w% fnf ^^r: jjrrt as, since, as. 1 If, q-f^ ind. condition, and in present tense Bh. in case tin's ( showing sense general. the potentia! mood, but ly used with sometimes also with the future or ; 2. 51. When joined with the interrogative pronoun or its derivatives with orwithout the particles f%^, *r, ^ror st^, itexprestet the sense of 'whatever' s ; ence or merit. any '; qjr? HT ^Tfor Ac. ind. 1 As an indeclinable 77 is frequently need 1 to introduce a direct or snbordinate assertion with or without gtff at the end; at . a. according to the report, --fjjr -f% ind. |. as ' ; 3* R. 6 83 Ku. 7. 34. -2. according to direction or precept. uvrpT, -Jrvmra: ind. according to rank or position, according to irtjTJTtsf ' any whatsoever , by or ; it is usually followed mf and sometimes by 8f ) ; arr: , a^r, *; srfr?(T(rfwT5rrf>TR?r Jrefrr: Mil. ^?tf -q^r gfft i-f^ iff^rf FTfri; . 9; *^ffr Tt% f%r%ff?r ^r ; i& 781 r iVv ffcs*ft Pr. 31. . = wiflf ( -2 Whether, u. 5. 44. if -3 Provided A largioat instrument, especially a blunt instrument ( opp. ?fgf ). -4 -3 * ; that, when. -4 If perchance, perhaps; Tff^ perhapg yon might do ' Any instrument or machine, an appliance, a contrivance, implement in ' a mageneral ; ^tnj"? Mk. 10. 59 chine for drawing up water from a well ; so If? , gr Me. 107; Y. 104 3. ( wi* mean* 'though,' although; Si. 16. 82; 38 ; .8. . 31 ; ur^r TTTT 3^5: Bg. Bg 1. arWff^[ or, ^ffr Bh. 2. ; 83 ; or perhapg, or rather, and if necessary; oft. expressed by the reflexive pronoun ; D. 1. 12 ; 4. 5. ). 3Tf I N. of an ancient king, the 2. 6 eldest gon of Yayali and Devaylnt and'aneestor of the YAdavas. -2 N. of a country near Mathura -Oomp. ^Rfc?*: -^?FT:, -t?y: epithets of Krishna. , <4*tfr T^ 3t-^-3T [ one Acting ag likes, i ZTI.TV. ] self-will, In- of action ).-2 Chance, accident ; usually used in the instrumental gingular in this sense and ' tranglated by ' accidentally, by dependence ( ' chance f% Jrrffcgjf TT|t^fms^j^ K. 'chanced or happened to see'&o.; qi<$$^" an artist, artisan oil -mill -2- a manufacfra: a kind of psa tory. %i%ff any magical work, an enchantment. !RT^ m. I. a constructor of machines. -2 a prepare r of charms. ffaar a mech'nical arch ( fitted with con', rivanceg to move it ). -g-ga. secured by a bolt ( as a door ). wn? a mechanical pipe or tube. g^T:, -sf^qrr a mechanical doll, a puppet furnished with contrivances, such as strings, for moving tho cal basket. an 49. 51T: 14 U. ; 5. ; V. 1. 10; -Oonrp. 16. Ku. airier: voluntary or self-offered witness. ST*^: a proper name, a word like T^^T&C. which denotes neither genus nor specie, nor any quality, i%RT> a action&o. irVTV: stream of water B. 16. nrf: a canal or an aqueduct. an arrow or any missile shot ; wr B. 3. 40 3&m 1. 5raaft a hand-mill. artificial off One 1 *f*3i! [ Jr^-ofw ] well ac- Accidentally, [ H"^ rr si^ ] Be- I straining,carbing, stopping ;^iT4frT?gTfcT> 'TnSns^sbr wift- N. 2. A -2 restraint, restriction; Ku. by K. chance. VgfasRft A son self for adoption. tfaj < I [l)?;-^] who ing offers ing, controlling. -2 Guiding, directTO. 1 A director, governor, ing. ruler. -2 A driver (as of an ele- phant, carriage &c. ) ; coachman, charioteer ; *nrr tr^prrwnnnjsrw R. 7. 37 ; vfit *T: sro ^tnTJTrftTT <JTRC f**rra1. 54. -3 An elephant-driver or rider. *h< To 1, 10 U. check To restrain, curb, bind, fasten. ; -3 To force, check ; $V^ That which reany prop or sap- ^f ^ir quotation under this word ftfr luinH fet*nin ( see the ). tin 75 B. 7. 23 g*-J Fa tening, bind- 7. : -2 A tL,,,w, Kath. atfrffac, ; ; check &c. TT a. [*n-^] Twin, twin- 1 born -2 Coupled. IT. Restrain- | ing, controlling, curbing. -2 Control, restraint. -3 Self-control. -4 Any great moral or religious duty or observance (opp. RJR ) ; isssfT N. 13. 16. TO VJpr JTJT ( and are thus distinguished: U see Ak. on Si. 13. 23- and Si. 10. 10 ; Malli. also. to be The yamat are usually said but their names aer ten, given differently by different writers . ; g. Tni five : yamat 4. 10. sister. P-P- [ifT-'p] Bestrainej checked, curbed, controlled, confined. -2 Fastened, bound. -3 Fettered, chained. -4 Subject to. -Coup. -3Pq(, -KH a. ' tongue-tied ', forced to be silent. o- or a. 1 Furnished with harness or trappings ( ag a horse ). -2 One who pains, a tormentor. -3 One who possesses an amulet. r.^1 P. To cohabit, have lntari 1 ( iflft ) ; somatimes only mentioned; arfifflr ^ -S The n ). first -6 The god of death, death personified, regarded as a son of the sun; ^rrr r*r **ff% f irr- U.^2. TWT irftff -4 compulsion ) ; M 4. -5 Quarding, protecting. -6 A bandage. 'isroft, or ; of the eight angas or means of attaining Yoga ; the eight angas ; Force, compulsion, constraint, trouble, pain or anguish ( arising from *HJ Y. 3. 313 .are ffl^ N. 'fftw n ; oblige, compel. v rtr ) ( 94. him- Restraining, curb- irutq, ; srjr: ^Tlff 'nriir-orr meeting. ind. ( irg^r, vtrfmnim. bg. 4. 21 see ^f. -2 To offer, give bestow. -3 Ved. To support, sustain. -4 To raise, lift up. -5 To extend, stretch. -6 To go. -7 To exhibit, show. Cant, (ifiprft-ft) To restrain, ^WT?ft or lathe. 2. P. by means of machinery. quainted wittT machinery. -2 A mechanist. -3 A restrainer, con*K 1 A bandage troller, subdner. turnnr's wheel ( in medic. ). -2 A 3r- Tf*OTT^ 1 ; ; Si. 2. 47. fhrr^T: 1. accidental conversation. -2- spontaneous or incidental intercourse, accidental m% TiT i detid. mxft ) 1 To TWlt, check, "curb, restrain, control, subdue, stop, suppress q^gr- ^pj-J limbs. an Sexual intercourse, copula. tion. Ve. A -7 11. ^ twin j ' Tyafi^ift ( 25 wrr Ms. 2. ; ) m^r4r 2. 196. -8 One of a pair of couple, a fellow. -9 N. of Saturn. -10 A crew. -H A symbolical expression for the ' two *. -1 2 Ved. A rein, bridle. -13 Ved. A driver, chari- number A pair or couple -2 it I (In gram. ) The twi n letter of ony consonant. -3 Pitch of the voice. -ji of the river Yamuna. -Oomp. oteer. 5T:, -3I3VC: a servant or attendant of Yama. anrar: an epithet of I.Siva. -2- of Yarn*. srft:, -{ft, -r?S: &o. N. of Vishnu. $$ the Kakshatra Bharant. f%*Tt messenger of death. a jz t ]. wood louse. -2- an earth worm. of a mythical town to the east of Lanka. sr o. twin-born, twin ; * atitn -kira t Tixir^ FT A A - 782 < Yama'g tooth Tt pi. ) ( ', the jaws of death. the last eight days of v-if] the month Asviu* and the whole of Karttik'i ( regarded as a period of a ). fff: -fff^t 1. messenger of death. -2. a crow. ^-jfT the aaffiteT tamarind terism Bharanl. f^tfhrr the second day in the bright half of EArttika when sisters entertain their igwr IN. of JTre^isr the ) ; of. broth- Vishrju. - ; srr.; *f- Bb. 3. 1 m. ). ', 'extreme pain Tarns, the god of Death. *rr the tribunal -TO: a bnffalo. % of Yama. 9^ a bnilding with two halls, one facing the west and the other facing the north. ^73 /. 1. N. of the river Yamuna. -2- N. of Durgft. twin. V wrtf -2 Two-fold, A doable bandage. in the it ) of words or syllables similar in sonn ', but different in meaning, a kind of rhyme, ( of which various kinds are enumerated ; see K.lv. 3. 2-52 ) ajr(4>. sfr I -2 ( In Rbet. ) Repetition same stanza ( in any part of ; fftr *frfreum TOW [^,55 535 *r] Restraining, onrbing, governing &c. a. (ift/. ) JT 1 The sot of restraining, onrbing or binding. -2 Stopping, ceas- ing. ing, -4 Governw> The god of -3 managing. death, Yama. The nminber his A A ' pair.-jti-jfV dress two A of. '. t oonple of two consiting ^ wonrort jjft ffcm: RTemperate, moderate. 9. 1. -2 In the hands of Yama, power of Yama vnmr tf 'to hand over ; to death'. At last, life, youth to Pnru, m. I A nd, having made drum. A horse fit sacrifice. -3 A 3. (or -2 A horse in gene-4 N. of Siva. -5 cloud. a kind of penance. of length. -OTJ?-. salt- 1. of Imrnt barley-straw, nitre, liquor, beer. m -wf It. *rwsir: Barley. T** iitja. Containing ormixed with barley. [3-5?] I A Greek, an Ioni-2 Any foreigner, or barbarian Ms. 10. 44 C the word is applied at an. ; ; present to a Mahomedan or a European also ). -J A carrot. -4 Olibanum. -5 A courser or swift horse -6 Speed. -7 Wheat. -8 A kind of grass. !TTi ( m. pi. ) | The lonians or Greeks. -2 The Greek astrologers. -Oomp. arft, N. of Krishna. ?v. 1. a kind of garlic. -2. a kind of onion. -3. the Nimbi tree. ( -7r ) the wild date-tree. ( fr ) 1. lead. -2. an onion or garlic. -3. pepper. af benzoin. fj ?! bdellium. pepper. [ Tf=nTt raft:, i The wrtiting of the Ya- male, a man -Tfifr or yytf 1 A Yavana w'f Grek fe- Mahomedan woJ a? R- . ; 1. v. 61; from^ramas it.- appears that Yavana girls were formerly employed as attendants on kings, ( qfjf ind. [ ir^fj%, of. P. V. 3. 21] while, whenever. -2 Because, as, ninoe oorre( its proper lative it rff or naift, but it is seldom used in classical literature When, ; to be in charge of 1 wft 5rra Barley; Mk. 4. prr, *. 17. -2 barley-corn or the weight of a Darley-corn.-nJ A measure of length particularly their bows and quivers ; of. TT wmnfwwrnrwfr T: A V. 5. &o. ). -2 curtain. ). TW:[g-3Tf] ftoft ;T ) petre, nitre 5^:, -^ppsT: an alkaline salt prepared from the ashes road. ; A -T 159] Avamedha VS! [I7n. 1. 21] 1 A horaefitfor a sacrifice Si. 15. 69. -2 A horse ( in general ). 1 ( vanas. Un. [of. for the ni're, _^, gjYip, me8ure ] fftsr m. N. of Siva, coaple. pair, satisfied. q. v. ral. ; N. of two to the was not him successor to the throne.repaired to the woods to lead a pious life and meditate upon the Supreme Spirit ]. any) screen curtain, Twin, one of a a. ;ft his deaire however, with a vigorous effort he renounced his sensual restored Cessation, rest. A (doal) accordingly transferred his infirmity and being once more in the prime of youth, passed his time in the enjoyment of sensual pleasures. This he did for 1090 years, and yet to Purn, saJt-petre, -2- a inflicted A JJIT He [ barley fruits first nitrate of _ft # barley ft wr N. of a plant f ?t,%fr ). TW; 1 a bamboo. -2. spikenard-3- the Kntaja tree. -4 the Phksha tree. -5. an onion. RVJJ. a kind of ?rrS?f 6. sjnrirof the potash meal. Na premature infirmity and old age. Yayati, however, propitiated him and obtained from him permission to transfer his decrepitude to any one who would consent to take it. He asked bis five sons, but all refnued except Puru, the youngest. Yayati double. A 1 3T: restraint, check. -1 twin, one of a pair, a fellow. -3 A great moral or religions duty ; gee born, -<sri fl Twin- I ] son of 3i* l75r sour barley. of barley. -OTTJ, -3,^., -^ITFT, -^i?y3ri, vj%ffiTr vw married Devayani, daughter of Sukra, and S*rraishha daughter of the king of Asuras.was told by her father toj>e her servant as a sort of recompense for her insnl ting conduct towards her on a previous occasion; ( ee Devayani ). But Yayati fell in love with this servant and pri. vately married her. Aggrieved at this Devayani went to her father and complained of the conduct of herhnsband, on whom, therefore, Sukra tortures m oiled gruel, Tmrc* inft: *m N. of a celebrated ] ; o. 4. inflicted by Yama upon sinners after death, ( the word is sometimes used to denote ' horrible [ [ = mm 3^ . of JJUT king of the Innar rare, hasha wtiftv tortoreg a. N gr>, N. of Ralarama. Yama, the god of death. W^ra^W TV. grift 3^,, .j^., B gboot Qr blade of buley. anrsri I. -2- N. of a plant (wft). f^fm. TO. -gig TiITfrTJ a kind of dooble-dged qrjr: the noose of Yarna. weapon. OTV: Yama'g servant or minister. mhwr N. of fSfcri tin fis;-tree. the river Yamunl. TRnrr the 112. -Oomp. river Yama V -2 N. of Dor e &. -Oomp. roii?S wT. abode of Ysma One who a celebrated regarded as a sister of ( Re- [iiufSipr, irJf-ffJUr] straining, curbing 4o. m. hag restrained his passions. 1 Mar to- ; general sickness ers ( or of can angula. -4 A eqnal to mark on the fingers of the hand resembling a barley-corn and supposed according to its position to indicate wealth, progeny, good fortune &o- Retrained, 1 curbed, checked. -2 Tied, held gether S. 1. 30. grass ; Grass, fodder, meadow TrT&TT* Pt. 1 ; Y. 3. 30 : Ms. 7. 75. Rice [ gruel, sour orrnel made from rinn or 788 from any other kind of grain, such aa barley l^r^f%<3^r SUM. qsrrT: Mbh. ; ; A TsfV kind of bad branch, twig 3TfnTT&: U. 3. 42 so nptrid: Ku. 6. 2 ). A kind of Khadira. A district aboanding ; tMWfe & c -9 A <jQy a. very youngi Youngest, 5: I The youngest brother.-! N- of Agni. a- Younger, very yonng ( superl. of v. g^q. ). 3 1A ( "R-T5 ] 1 Sown consisting of barley. -2 Jmr srsir a. [ with or Suitable or month. A wr; barley. field of barley. A r ?fr for fit kind of mineral. Up. 4. 190] 1 Lovely, agreeable, n. \ Fame, worthy. -2 Honoured. renown ftfcfi^ reputation, 'glory, ^r>S>%?5T%ff*Pnfc Ma. 7. 34 WEW4*fr*lfr1**l B 3 48 2. 40. -2 An object of glory or respect, a person of distinction. -3 Ved. ; of pearls), a necklace 8 5. Beauty, splendour. -4 Favour, par- -5 Wealth. -6 Food. -7 Water. -Comp. a. 9iT TTSTW* ( conferring glory, glorioua 387. ; MB. ; ma- (l5T*m) -10 Any R. 13. 54. creeping ' ' her slender or delicate frame perspiring '. -12 A reed. -13 The arm. -14 Liquorice. 15 Sugar-cane. a club-bearer, staff-Comp. jj-?: bearer. f%?rr: 1. a stick or rod serving as u perch for peacocks &o. fi. 16. 14. -2. fw^TTr TifcRrgrfnTTrq. a pigeon-house resting on upright jfror a. 1. feeble or powerpoles. less. -2. out of breath. qg n., -Tg^rr liquorice. TrarT: A 1 lap wing. -2 A staff, stiok, pole, club. kind of water-fowl. A 1 -2 A pearl-necklnce (of one -3 An pond oblong Liquorice. OUB of getting fame. -2. aspiring, ambitious. tfirir, -?rn* body in the form of fame *T$r:$r?ft W* ?,- f qrg'i R. 2. 24 f a. (V5ft% ) conferring ; -- ITJT See 11%. >. [ 4 q-^ To strive, fame. (-^:) quicksilver, (-37) N. of the wife of Nanda and foster-mother one whose of Kriabna. VJST a. or Caut. ( offspring worshipper, endeavour, labour. To put to trouble. j?r ( j; A 35 ; 2. Wc i. o. keeping up or preserving gay: ( l^r-.Ta^i ) a double drum. *r^ a. (T5?i>f<j) famous, renowned. 5Tf a- remaining only in fame, having nothing left behind ) glory. Great, powerful. 1 -2 except t lory, 5tT. ( - dead; *t a. . death. taking away ignominious. fame, irtfrf* ( J to glory or distinction ; Leading Ms. 2. 52. I plant ( tfWifi ) Den. [ P. To "W5.WH ] 1 famous, glorious, renowned. -2 Excellent, beat. Toe wild cutton tree. ;>ft I A stick, P. 2 iij. ( w I ) move, wlk, proceed ^taft B JTCTHar^TT?!: 2. ^aw ( ; - 3 To - -2 To march Ms. 7. 183. -3 To 16. f.ull. -2 A cudgel, ^ ft^flfiT! Bv, nm^ H*W rifa rratnrtft disappear l. 66 ; mm*tl<JT ft -6 To pass away or as time )j ifN-Hm^rfS by, elapse ( 10 --7To last. -8 To rr ; t^r IT to submit, go into one's possession ; Tf^ VI to rise ; 34^ TT to orf ITT to reach the set, decline other side of, to master, surmount, to attain to the get over erg- qr 3rd *n to go before, position of take the lead, lead ; aitjr *IT to sink ; f>TTf* ?r to undergo a change, to be changed in appear; ; ; ance f$TTOT JT?T TT to bend the head down to the ground &c. ). Caus. ( Jrrnrtt-^ ) 1 Tc cause to go or proceed. -2 To remove, drive away;jrr?vr Hfrrffcrasnrr B. 9. 31. -J To spend, pass ( time ) nourish. Detd. ( frpreRi ) port, To wish to go, to be about to go &c. -WITH 3?nt 1. to go beyond, trans- falTWf% f* arfv ^efts- Bk. WftTfihT vfafti 8.90. 1 . Gone, marched, walk- -2 Passed, departed, gone uway. -3 Passed by, elapsed. -4 Attained, reduced or gone to ( a state &c. ) ?r 1 Going, motion. -2 A (See qr). march. -3 The aot of driving an elephant with a goad. -4 The past time. -Comp. a. I. stale ^ be or be- 17. 1^ Bg. -3. 10. aged, exhausted, worn out. An 1 o5er- ing, a sacrifice, an oblatiou. -2 A ny ceremony in which ohlatiotm nr pieaented ; U. 8. 30. - Jomp. a sacrificial ceremony. -WtTTn: m Jayanta. 13. be reduced to any state, ?[H^ irrff, nti To pass away, withdraw, depart U. 3. 'lent go TT3 uaangHtrNi!t or pass, never mind it' .-5 To vuiah, Mk. ; ^fffl^ft-.f to, ; 1 ; march towards, set out for with ace., dat. or with srffr ). -4 go ; used, spoiled, rejected, become useless ianmnmi T?T: Dk.-2. raw, halfcooked ( as foud ); jrniqr* ; glorious. fjiisous, long fur fame. earth. -2 1 Heaven and Of night and day. -J Of morning and evening. epithet of againat, invade -2 Kenowued, a dishonouring, a. [ q$i& (fa >r^] N. of cf. A ITT Th; meanings ed. restless, continually movriver. f. ( dual ) An ing. -^fr nwfri discover. find out, act. ( of irr, like those of n^, are variously modified aooording to the noun with which it is connected e. g. ir?r TT to be destroyed; vpron Tf to incur blame or censure ; sgsrf ir to be slighted sfjfi? 7T to regain one's natural state fH?t TT to fall asleep; child, ) Active, H- To -14 To behave, To have oarna -12 To request, gress, violate. -2. to eurpiss. to go away or forth ; escape ; ( >n Ved. ?rg a. ; P. Ved. Great. a. ?jg- . wealth or valued treaaure is fame, rich in fame, very renowned A Bac'ffioer. 1, -11 54. 2. ; ) 8. Ku. ; string). 4 tank. or desir- 1- ; -11 Anything thin, slim, or slender ( at the end of comp. afterwards meaning the body' ); ar f*hr*r WJ^V 5fTfHt>Tlt%! Kn. 5. 85 with ; > usually with the aoo. of ab). -10 To undertake noun implore. -1 J ; plant. - - tiality. - ! in ( interconrse with. string, thread (aa 1 Favasa. come stract ; ; barley; (jgl jtftjnpfi : mace, club. -3 A column, pillar, pole. -4 A perch, as in ?r*T*Tf&- -5 A stem, support -6 A flag-staff as in vrcvflr- -7 A stalk, stem. -8 A 1 ) A. ( qr To beg, ; rarely ask, quest, entreat implore aoo. ) rf& ni^Sr srgnf ; solicit, ( Mk. ; R. 8. 18 ; Bk. 14. 105 re- with two ; B. 11. 1 784 -2 To demand in marriage; %, trees 3?*m, a. mendicant, beggar VRR -2 A 1 B. 11. 78. beggar, euiior, peti- tioner. Disposed beg, bitually begging or soliciting. 11^8 P- fAsked, solicited, entreated, requested. -2 ?r The proRequisite, necessary. fession of a beggar. in% thing got by begging, anything borrowed for use. rrr%f m. A 1 -J A beggar. sailor (for a girl) W\ if Ku. entreaty -3 Bequest, qrsrr ; smr* pjrr*rT Me. fTrftr?i9r *? T.ie pre- ffrwr 6. -4 1T%JT3Jr% 1 That which happens under any circumstances. -2 What happets occasionally. 7raruff-^;r4 Acting according to one's own a saciificer. Return, requital, recompense, retaliation as in 977T97- -2 Vengeance, revenge -sir 1 Requital, I -2 Torment, anguish. -3 The torments inflicted return. Yama upon by ^jrg[! A 1 ( sinners, the pi. ). traveller, a way-farer. -2 Wind. -3 Time. -4 An evil apia. 1 An rit, a demon, Rikshasa. evil spirit, a demon. -2 A weapon nn -Oomp. H: Bdellium. Bk. 2. 21 U. evil spirit, a demon -2 truth. Reality, -2 True, real. ITITcS' ; acute pain, will. Bectitude, propriety, Trart&ff a. 1 Just, right. I recompense, Marching. -2 1 Relating to a journey or campaign. -3 Requisite for the support of life. -4 Osuil, customary. -ff; 1 A traveller. -2 A pilgriam. -* 1 A march, an expedition or campaign -1 Provisions, supplies ( for a inirch J. sent* or fee received for officiating at a sacrifice. peti; Begging, 1 ] aaking. -2 Mendicancy. solicitation, A I nacrificer, the institdtor of a sacrifice. -2 The pwrformer of a tortures of bell -2 A 1.52. [ To be sacrificed. -2 3 One for whom a gacrifice ia performed. -4 One who is allowed by Slatras to sacrifice, -w: | The son of I begged, *mr sa- ha- to JUKI'S a. tioner. in crificial ritee. sacrifice for another. A TjT^-srsf: Fit for -2 skilled Sacrificial. -TT Asking, [Jn^-^j begging, entreating, soliciting. -2 A requdet, an entreaty, a petition ; ; One r; trnsr a. Suppliant. potition.'r, I a sacrifice. vr*#: Subhash. =* fqprifffi- Vishiju. Sacrificial. ; ijt a. ( ST ) &o. -Ckmp. N. of R ga I ' or correct nature, wRt TUTT77 * r ; Kn- nfT%T: lV%f: 5. ; A descenqr^jf: [ ^vw4 3T"r ] 1 dant of Yadu. -2 N. of Krishna. * A stook of ^V N.. of Durgi. cattle. mm ; ; Tr^t n 1 Any ( large ) squitic n?if!>' ara animal, a sea-monster 10. Ak. s^uft 373^: TT^mT? Bg. 29 ; Ki. 5. 29 ; U. 1. 16. -i Water. -3 A river. -4 Semen. -5 Desire. 1 Making an TH-V? ] 1 A sacrifices -3 Food in general. [ rice. Tnfff: [ a i^f^ ] J sacrificing priest. An elephant. -3 A ; qj^/. a request. Making -2 Bo'ld 12 45. offer of marriage. sacrifloer, -2 A [ Un. 96 8. ] A hus- m. I A band's brother's wife. A couchtraveller. a -2 driver, goer, man. -3 Ved. A destroyer. -4 An royal >: -Oomp. -2- A act of ; qTSTRi* That part of a sacrifice performed by the Yajamtna is himself. irrsrt'rjj m. The officiating priest at a sacrifice. The institotor of a sacrifice. f. the end of co:np.) jfrmniSN.. ping, adoring. HT& Blatmg ; -2 Worship- " ( fr /. ) [ *3*-w<5. to the Yajorveda. n ; , ; occasion 3>n?f$*rsrttTW Ti^riT^^T Mai. 1 ; U. I. -6 A procession, festive **ain JifrTf 6. 2. Mil. 6 *rg *rmf*gw w.anrr -7 A road. -8 Support of lifeor solemn ; A ] A Mnu. patronymic of Drau- padl. o. ( SB>/. ) [ S5 sacrifice. ef>: ] 1 ^ty qr^flt- the ocean. R. 17. 81. fluid, w'ater. 0< ^rs^r a ( 9>f- )i fff^' fnrw WT/- ) What like, of which sort or reft, *r- Belonging to a A sftcrificer or a sacrincing priest. -2 A ritualist. -3 The K.UM graoj, -4 N. of several ( 42 Bg. 13. 3. a (^V/.) 1 Voluntary. qrigl^j3? nature ; Ms. 1. ; - spontaneous, independent. -2 AcciAn offici-aff: dental, unexpected, who ating priest qT* [ walking, ing, acts as he likes. "*"> ^S^ TS-, TT fee- 1 Going, mov- ' ridiug ; a nsr^rf^r, -2 A voyage, journey; . maintenance irraiJTrsrfftrs^r M. 4. 3 srtftqmrrJ ^r ^ 3 8. -9 Passing 5T irf^Wf^^T: Bg. away ( time ). - 10 Intercourse; gtur %* ft ateNfr Ms. 11* 185 B>ff^j^r Ve 3; Ms. 9. 27. -11 Wny, means, expedient. -12 A custom, usage, practice, way q-qtf^T 5S^r<m Ma. l). 25. *n*r f5vw ; ; ; j 1f^3f4t aiso : livelihood, follower of the Yajnrveda. q[riq^ ance to that of ; . ; <* Sacrificing Mv. 6. 1 K. 18. 16. -2 The march of an army, expedition, invasion mr?fWf g> wrfi* TITRTr182 I>t. 3. 37 =rt wfrrm: Ms. 7. II. 17. 56. -3 Going on a pilgrimage; as in tftvrrar- -4 A company of A festival, fair, fespilgrims. -5 journey tive A sacrifice. irr^ 1 (At A ( I ) - performing or conducting a sacrifice Mi. 3. 65 1. 88. which Going, motion, I -fW: N.of Varuna; traveller, way-farer. TJT: ^nr* [nfPi^-eiO The and *nft*rT: q^t%: avenger. elephant in rat. ; irt49^r: Kull. ). -13 A vehicle in ( SJUFWV general. -14 A kind of dramatic entertainment. -Oomp. TT*: a festive dition, a 9>{ir an expeprocession. march, -srsm: going on a pilgrimage. 84 -3 M.arching against, attacking Gunas or expedients ( one of the six in politics tipr Ak. ; ) Ms. 7. -S A sion, train cle, 3ii%3t*!l?*J>ft3* ; carriage, 160. -4 !T T^ A procesconveyance, vehi- chariot ; TR HWlt ftttR. 15.45, 13. 69; KM. 6. 70 Ms. 4. 120. -6 A litter, palanquin. Ved. A road, way. -Oomp. 5T: qi^ a ship, ^: a carpenter. ; boat. tfirt a shipwre k. g<jr the forepart of a carriage, the part where TTST driving or the yoke is fixed. 51131 a cnachriding in a carriage. bouse. A vehicle, conveyance. 785 Causing to go. -2 Giv- a. 1 ing, bestowing. *JTTT a ( 3t f. ) | Causing or go away. -2 Caring;. -3 to go -: Yam. Twisted timo To bo removed, expelled -J Low, contemptible. unimportant. -Coup. -ifUr Vtft^ trw- Sexual union, oopalation. 1 Bottraint, f or- Kearance, ooutrol. -2 A watch, oneeighth part of a day, a period of three hours wftf^nwtirr I- 27 *TC*/PT iriwww ; ; ^<w wsrr^r^^ H. 17. 1 ; * -3Goiny, proceeding. -4 Motion, co"re. -3 Ved. A rod.-6 Progreit. -7 A car, carriage -Comp. cock. -2. a gcog or WlW: 1. metal plate on which uigbt-witcbet iTrTTWT re = tr.ick. -qf, irmiftf ( 2 ) , E. 6. 5G. -jjr>:, -cr#r *?* fitarrftrirera?* : UB: a tinted occupation for every hour. ffir, /. being On watob or guard. wriw m. dual. N. of toe Naktbatra t(Yf. Ved. TW* Going, motion. -2 Flight. -3 Cooiif, arri/I -4 A rnarcb, no rxpmlitinn. -3 Invocation. | Night f*r ; guard N j . TrFffST^fif m%i 1. Bk. j on doty ; 10. -2 Turmo sooder than &;-& y-.v^ij sr fT^i-f rf^%?r^ wa'rfi'W ft II. n^infir.. 1. ; ; pai -T#f r, I P. To ippear like j Night. lister z. 20 ; where 13 ( a family ). -2 A horse ioletted for a horse-tacrifice. -3 N. of the gage arTT- -4 N. of *fT<$& B. it. 1. is the uame of a fnmily ( to which Rajtfekhara belonged ). -t The life of a vagrant mendicant. a * , velling at the ( Qcing, moving, traend of comp. ). -2 Driving ia, riding or going^ -3 in. Leading U>;f%sg^'TT%Prfr*D. q-tf a. Relating to, 1. consisting of from barley. -W 1 Foou prepared from barley -2Lac,red dy. from ?TW*:-q; 1 Food prepared Uo red Lac, barley. -2 or prepared ; 9,5.13,7.67 4 ( d when, as ) ; wsnr Mii 99 ( >i Oomp. upto the end, to a. corresponding to MV M ; HOT: f>nr(T Si. 2. 13. (-v ) iiid. I. as ninch as uitf ul. -2. in all leoiei; *fft <%TnJV?*r> fr^f Bh. 3. 30 ^ v. fi,-yrfc[T I. desired. ^M >* long at. arm, -^fti, -afttir iJ. for life, throughout life, for the reit of one 'g uccegtary. great or big. -w# of one't power. Tiir a. ai much at eaid. I.aj large, extending at Ku. 2. far, of whiob tize or extent 33. -2. incignificant, trifling, little. life. infjir a. ai id. to the beat . ; WTi -flf^f irf to the best of one's Ved, . IJTSTJ; kidney- = requirement, ag maay may be required to convey the meaning (aid of wordi ) vrvv^Tft wr^wnr^rf Ki 6.40. -3 barley. ( r"3r s fur as possible, power ,tovr4F(nt. A I rider, bor&e- man. -2 An invader. -3Qoing,driv ing Ac. ( at the end of comp. ). bean. oorreU *T**--(ft/-X Ai m A (Witacding live of for ' rauch for or as many' q ) I much a ' ( and \ ); r ri Belonging to tbs Yavanant ; fr^i tjjyirijrft 8u- fT ] TftjT*^ HMt bh&gh. w: Incense. if Mixing, mingling. . 45,17. 17. -2 At liow great or large grt VlWl^S'- A kind ot corn. Sugar extracted for Yavan&la. 2 t at Urge, 2 46, 18, 55. -3 All, whole (where the two together have (eqrrP); 53 -2 Niglit.-i A daagtteriu-Uw. -4 A noble woman. TT5JT a- ) S. 1 often with ;r when translated by 'before'.?rnT^jf the last Bk. of totality or Si. 15 ioogiog to ( c -tfr Salt-petre. r: I A heap of grass. -2 Fodder, provision*. i%wnnr,B. couple. A 72. ; .: A ; Me. 105 Ku. 3. a by the time 201 while, ; the moon. -2 night. The moon. ^fiHv vmt^t ; 'm 2. 20. a Den. j flTTr^T a. Frequently going, vagA rnt, having no flxed abode, -t; 1 vagrant mendicant, aaint a, K. P. ric. -Oonp. camphor. S. 1 Even, just. -lUsedcorrelativtJyiiiT^ and cTig^ have thega geneesi (a) is aflong as, *o long as; Trftff^ M. 3 ST'firwrTCw-STiTfoiTf <*': JIh ( i ) as soon us, sctircfcfy wKeti, b3 is 5. 110. Night 1 warft JTUTT^ ; {mTrRrraccT srfS^TSTfi^ S. 3. (c) AS much as. (d) That, in order that. <e) uctificee perform! lli.lf-ripebrBy -4Awles -3 Forced rice. -6 A kind of Ki. 8. 56. A wtchmn, one at nigbt -5 8 constantly Si. 10 -6 Offering, oblation. : of Yma. Siva. -4 - I reBued. ] 14. resembling ^P J A P* r V1!T3[&- [l^ Tf former of frequent lacriScei, one who ) , a- ( 9fV/. ) "V^ to or A servant T: Agaty. -3 Of Vi'uhpu. palanquin. Belongingto machines, inocbunicl.-2 Artificially *?T*r- [ fmj^l** Bk. to north. going; from south vr**rr 1 The tomb. -2 Night. bair. *IiCTr o. I or rejected. trifling, a litter or JTK ; Pt. 1. then, in the meantime denoting an action intended to be done immediately Bhrot Nikghalva. -Comp. KT4 the winttrao'atice. T^< a> -2 Expelled, removed 4o. flnrr U.I ;W qyra<TiT^ just, ) nrgT wifttwrgrjfsrft I -2. N. of Of ( sister's son. -2 Belonging The pstd ; i ( [ Southern 1 15. maintenance. -6 Prctfce, exorcise. Spent, 7 ( A . -7 Loitering. | kind of Lead. Mitigat- -4 Supporting ( life ). H, -sir 1 Causing to go ft.wa-y, driving out, expulsion, removal. -2 Cora or nlloviation (of a disease) -J Spending or pacing time, at in TTra^rr*. -4 Dla.y, procras inmioa. -5 Support, a. A if collyrintn. ing. V ft* Yamuni ing in the fV/. ) [ *n!-m ] Beooutioc from or grow- ww ); ] Armed with warrior . iuck () HOC. (i(i as far b the following tentes; ( with for, up to, till ; Effort, : : ; U. ) a club. armed with a Nirnkta. qr, A club. endeavour. N. of the author of the 786 5 2 P. ( flft, 1. 55 ; COM*. To (j%ft) detach, separate ; -20 sentence. dtsid. ftuiSuft or s^rft ) 1 To join, unite. -2 To mix, combine. -II. 3 P. as ingir- iSy-III. 9 U.(5=urS,yfia) ITobind, To join, unite. -3 To mix, combine. -4 Ved. To give, grant. i-5 To acquire. -6 To worship, respect. -IV. 10 A. ( iTTTOi ) To csnure. -WITH *7ft to mix fasten. -2 tion. 6, 3rF [37-w] P- -2 Fastened, Joined, yoked, har1 Fitted oat, arranged. -4 Accompanied. -5 Famished or ennessed. -3 dowed with, filled with, .having, possessing (wuhinstr. or in comp ). -6 Fixed or intent on, absorbed or engaged in, devoted to ; ( with loo ) U. -7 Used, employed. -8 Adapted, fitted. -9 Appointed. -10 Connected with. -11 Proved, inferred. -12 Active, 1. Pt. 11, 284. 1. statement of with gen. or loc. ). -15 Primitive, net derived ( from another word ). rK: A aaint who has become one witb the Supreme spirit. ^- 1 A team, yoke. -2 Money TR ind. Fitly, lawfully obtained. able ( properly, justly, duly, well. sTO a*- sensible, -Comp. rational, signifi- gjjjq a. entreated with some a. punishing justly ; U. jfg- cant. duty. 4. 8. attentive. a. fT*^ kind of ^ elixir. worthy, suitable ( a. I. T.V: a Sf^Ts / r^?'teO 1 Union, junction, combination. -2 Applica- employment. -3 Yoking, 4 A practice, usuge. harnessing. -5 A means, an expedient, n jUu, use, scheme, trick. A ft -7 ment, contnvur.ee, device, 1'ropriely, fitness, adjust- aptness, suitableness. -8 9 Reusoning, acgning, an argument. -|Q Inference, deduct on. -II Keaion, ground. -12 ArrangeSkill, art. in crt ^M ) ; once, fit. ; gfom ft fn> rn|r wi q nfartgft 2. 212. -14 : lu drauiua ) The regular ctnin or connection of erents ; of. 8. D. 92, ( 343.-l5(InRhet.) Emblematical or covert expression of one's purpose or design. -16 sum, total. -17 Alloying of metal, -18 spell. -|9 ( [ B g ram ) A Chsrm, -2 tive. . Ku. Cleverly, skillfully, Daly, properly. "IT. 1 ; ; A couple pair, r;5, 6TW ; . &o. I A piir. -2 A couple of verses forming one sentence; Even a. in -3 Joined, united. all at together, at the same time 3. 1 oft. in coup.; S. 4. 1. all 1 Clever, ingenious using expedients, inven-2 Bnsod on argument, logical. *jf%B^ feiiile ; Ms 3. 43 Y. 1. 79. tH I A p*ir, coaple see MJIII. 2 Junction, union. 3 Uonduenca rivera ). -4 Twias. -5 A couple ( of of stanzas forming one grammatical ; ; rff I sense ); A yoke m, also in this ( jirairnwsrrp-: R. 3. 34, 10. 87 ; Si. 3. 68. -2 pair, couple, brace ; ^ A Wm wRja 19- -3 A couple of stanzas forming one sentence ; see 5111. -4 An age of the world ; ( the Yogas are four: fa or w, the duration of *sr, gT'^c and <*-M each is said to ba respectively sentence; grRwiTTiiH?- -6 The ffpcirt sign Gemini of tbe zodiac. -7 Mix<sr twin, ing, uniting. -Comp. twin-born. above. ; 1,296,009 ; 664,000 ; and 432,000 years of men, the four togethar comprising 4,320,000 years of men woich id equal to one Mah&ynga q. v. ; it ig also supposed that the regularly deecending length of the Yugas represents a correspond1,728,000 ; ing physical and moral deterioration in tue people who live during each age, Krita being cullad the 'golden' and Kali or the present age the iron ' age ) ; wftffwr Tlrsn 3^ Bg. S. S4. 7. -5 ; 8; gvRVlftafa Hence ) A long -6 A generation, ( period of years. life 3mnruy fjwft 64 10. mfo&i arr- ; Y. 1. 96 ( 31! = n'Tft SlJt. ). -7 Au ex' four ', pression for the number ' rarely for twelvo'. -8 A period 3 ^r of ttve yeurs -9 A measure of lenglli equal to four /Ittttn. -10 A |rl of n crtariot or p pugli. -Comp --ir$T-7i' a year. JMVOIHI I. N. ot PrajipMi. -2 of Siva. ihn l the tUe yovo. -2 tho eud ot at. or dentruction of the world of en<j itga, end ; . j^q fa: [ ^ Fit to be ] 1 yoked. -2 Belonging to a yoke. -3 Yoked, harnessed. -4 Drawn t>>- as in 3i*r3'$t KU: <*: Any yoked or draught animal, especially a chariot horse 5-^3*7 fT^ siRrTIT A vehicle, rrT 5 w ; 7 U. I. 5* 1 ) To connect, add Ku. ; s=rfo, ( join, g%, 3attach, unite, ffrttt'^f *TKWT Sinir 6. 79; see peat, be- itj'ill^ low. -2 To yoke, harness, put to ; S. 5. 4 ; Bg. 1. TTJ: H^n^a^f 1 14. -3 To furnish or endow with as in 3113^. -4 To use, employ, ; apply 3ftr u$n^ ; W flWr 25 Ms. 7. 204. -5 To appoint, set ( with loc ) -6 To direct, turn or lit upon ( a the mind Ac. ). -7 To couoaetrate oae'i. 17. nttoniion fix u m\ tiiiq nr%^ nK: B. C. U g*^- upon JUT vnfW 4 ffqrnrriT ; 15- -A with loc. ( ; To ). place put, or -9 To prepare, arrange, mak ready, !U.-|0 Togive, bestow, coufer crf?rtjJ3^ -11 To adhere or cleave to. -12 To un; 5% 4c. Y. girtlT: -2. expert, skilful. -J. established, proved. -4- argumentative. I. suitable, vi jrfpif r*tMAI I. -13 ( In law ) ProbaMlily enunmrtt on or specification of circumd *,i which tDe yoke ia fixed. ijfrq^ ind. Simultaneously, ' proper, with gen. or loc.); 3TWT TPT ^T*?T SjKWTtWf 12 ; W3^TT>P*r jfri g^rott^ wfa 2. 16. -2- Fit for, corresponding to. tion, reusous. a. going to the side of tbe yoke, said of an ox while being broken in to the yoke). -<*nf <* long-armed: Ku. 2. 18. -* The pole of a carriage to ( suitable, fit. -2 proved ^ra. skilled in expedients, inventive. -gi!> a. . diligent. -13 Skilful, experienced, clever. -14 Fit, proper, right, suit- A conjunc- virtue of. -2- cleverly, skilfully. -3. properly, filly, duly). -Comp. -3;ii4 artfully. /> united. ) by means or ind. I. gT%(T: ind. 3k. 8. luastr. ( 37WT ( "miMi * Si. dian, 1. 23 ; mid Jiyr R. 13. afcr< 6. -3- meri- f.a kind of yoke. -2' succeeding generation. -3. another division uf the sky ; SiiriTWTT: or Tftflr destruction 6'. 4. end arefSt uf tbe world Si. 17. 40. WOT the first day of a ^sffj the pin of a yoke. Yuga. destruction of the world. the pole of a carriage. trsri, the mountain ebony. ; -13 To pui in, insert. -14 To toink or meditate upon. join, charge. Pan. united ( 33W with 5jT"KnT f^ ) 1 To be joined or H<mi^ ffltftTSfBr ; "r a*'!'* Ku. 4. 44 ; R. possessed of S. 5 sH^tlt Mv. 7 %fr R. A. 65. -3 To bo tit or right, be to Miit ( with loc. or ge-n. ); 3. 17. -2 lu get, ; proper, VT iS&v ^vn?> nfSrt l> sW ; ; 787 T*. fff wrh "Trforr: Mil. 1 ; fcft*im ft injc* wPr gnurfr H. 1. -4 To be ready for JT;T> 53711 ss*rc: Bg. 2. ; 38, 50. -5 To be latent on, Le ab- sorhei in, be liirected towards ; 3. 75, !4. 35 ; Ki. 7. 13. -6 To be fattened or harnessed. -7 Toadbere, to be in close contact. -8 To attain to, poeatss obtain. -9 To bei made Caut. (>n3f<jf!r-iO 1 To join, ready. <mi?T unite, bring together ; *%?o?nr?Ti>T ;r ^(%j jsrwTJTsrf^r^ B. 7. 14. -J To bestow B. present, give, ; 10. 56. -3 To appoint, employ, use ; 5Tf r>n?hfTsarf Pt. 4 .17. -4 To turn or direct towards qrirnfcwrnr ; To ex-6 To perform, Bh. 2. 72. -5 cite, urge, instigate. -7 To prepare, arrange, -8 To yoke, harness. -9 To apply, fix, swr, place. -10 To furnish or endow witn. -IJ To surround. -1 3 To despise, think lightly of. -13 To appoint to. Deiid. ( gg*fa-^ ) To wish to join, yoke, give Ac. -It. 1 achieve. equip. P., 10. U. ?famft-ff)To unite, (uraffr, yoke Ac. see yj above. -III. 4 A. (gjjjs) To concentrate the mind ( id nticl with ibv pass. of g^I ). -IV. 10 A. ( jfrjjJj} ) To censJre g^,a. ( At the end of comp. ) 1 Joined or united with, yoked, drawn by &o. -2 Furnished or filled with, possessed of. -3 Exciting, setting on. -4 Even, not odd -- m. I A joiner, one who unites or joins. -2 A sage, one who devotes himself to absl ract meditation. -3 A pair, couple ( n. join, ; alto in thi sense). m.(dual) 1 The sign Gemini of the zodiac. -2 The two Asvins. jpira. Ved. | Connected, united. -2 Belated to -3 Proper, fit, suitable. -4 Of the same ilass or kind. 37T: A kinsman. svl Onion, connection. -2 Belationship. SfrTT o. I Joi ing, uniting. -2 Proper, fit. -3 Prosperous, successw: 1 A driver, charioteer. -2 Brfthniana who it engaged in the practice of Toga to obtain union with the Supreme -3 A ship, alliance. -3 A nuptial gift. -4 A tort of drett worn by women. -5 The edge of a woman's garment. -6 Forming friendship. -7 Refuge. -8 The edge of a winnowiug-basket. -9 The foremost part of the -10 DonU. Gaining peeeesainn of. -4 Sum, additi n. -5 ( In nslr. ) Conjunction. -6 The total number. 5 n4 A. (sa;nr)l TO fight, struggle, contend with, wage war; Bg. 1. 23 Bk 5. 101. -2 To conCans. quer or oeicjtne in fijfiit. ) 1 To cause to fight. -2 ( i"i*nifi flt Toop; (MO or encounter in fi^ht with B. 12. 50. -3 To vanquish, conquer. -Dnid. ( gg^?} / To wish to fight. -WiTH uft to Of to wrestle, b< x. encounter in fight, oppose. 3^ P' P- 1 Fought, encountered. -2 Conquered, tubdued. ^f [ gw- HWft^] Wur, I A. Wr a war-impleg-;nrr a. f ruutic in baltle. preparations. ment. ( jfK& ) To thine. a battle-field. military strata- ortact'ct, manoeuvres. battle-fiel-i, battle-arena. tiri 1. a -2. N. of KAittikija. niTT,science or art, science of war. 1. a warrior, hero, champion. -2. (In Rhet.) th* sentiment of heroism arising out of military prowess, the sentiment of chivalrous heroism ; tee H. D. 234 and B.G. under 5\5$h. WT: a 5TTiSl <* heroic, valiant. horse. War, - batlle, fight, contest Tnawr^T^ Bk. 5T ftTW! Bh. m. A 2. 2. 21 intention. - Wishing to fight, hostile, 33*5 bellicose m A ; or smooth. warrior, a 'Firm man ( iftnr(?ir ) do- 1. 5^1^ a [ ^ttfr(S yn, 2-vf^ Un. or compar. s -jft ; ( ] g*Pr ^V/or ^HW?. tuperl. 5f5or Rs) jj<{irg. ; aryouthful, adult, -2 Strong, puberty. m. Excellent, good. I doling, rived at -3 healthy. ( nom cc. pi. jsr. S'T^ti JT^H:, inatr. pi. &o. j^fSf: man, a youth A 1 ) ^:, young ; B. 6. 81. -2 A elder being ^5 1. IV. 1. 00. / -tft ( fif: alive still rP. IV. II. 4. 58, a- descendant younger ) ) ; 163; the ( gffafa 3 I. 2. 65, -Oomp. waiJr bald in youth. {?: an eiuption on the cheeks or face of young men. -grr^j a. ( ftf. ) appearing old in youtn, prematurely old. m , - # ) A ^r young woman, any young female ( whether of men or animals grfiNw f%W 5^ww fHSffih. 1 ) 8. 2. 8 ; gr- ; to The sign virgo of -2 Turmeric (also s*fir i). The base of the second gcrr^ personal pronoun ( nom. ft jsrt, 5^ ) Thou, you ( ; bttle ', beginning of at the compounds several An enemy. in To 154 of the ). Your, yonrt. L'k* you. A louse Ms. ; N. oj ' Ac. [ He wus begotten on Kun'i b/ Ilie ged Vanm. Ho is kuown motr for bis tiuthf ulnees and rigt.Uomraets than for any military achisvcoMati or (eats of arms. He to* tru Caut. stroy, obliterate, blot out. A horse. ?JTJ: ; th eldest Find va prince, ulso call d Tliciro ', Onaiiulraji ', AJ4 ' 1 toe zodiac. 63. king of the d maternal uncle of warrior cutte. -2 ififir*! fg. N. of -3 N. of Satyki. P. ( o^i^ ) 1 To eftace, blot 59; 4 ont. -2 To trouble. -3 To make level i: a. I ^tAnr A combatant. Indra.-2 A Ksba- 1. 1. triya, warrior. Bkurata. 5vrrw: vr^r ^r^^ ; Bg. ; hero, soldier. N. of a s* 3JH? n. Connected, joined, nnituj 1 A pulr. -2. Onion, friend- JTI?; contending, *r -*[Rr: /. gems ; d. fighting, chnnce of war. r warlike. Martial, 77;fiT. r a. ?jr?^tt p. [ ] 1 United, joined or united with. -2 Provided or endowed with as in gomor3 en- ( In astr. ) The opposition or conflict of planets. -Comp. STOHIST cessation of hostilities, a truce. 3-3TT^r& a military preceptor. VV Eckayas 1 fight, gagement, contest, struggle, combat; ifff^TJ 3Ja^f*Tr?f U. 6. -2 Spirit. 5?T JP battle, Ved. a. VH: 1 A warrior. -2 A battle. -3 An arrow. -4 A bow. 35-HT Desire of fi* hting, hostile ; A 5^ day's severe fighting, and reigned righteously for uianv years. For fnri.hnr particulars about bis life, Union, junc- -2 Being endowed with. -J tion. ful. Brahmana. * [3-%^] JTfit:/- feet. wat formally crowned emperor of Hastinapnra at the oonclasion of the great Bbiratt war after eighteen / Mixing, union, connection Sifrfw WT *H^ ?i: Bk. 7. 69. 1. 45. junction, ; A herd, ] or number a large flook, multitadc, s/?T^5 Hmtroop ( as of beastt ) rr V. 4. 25 ; Tjj [ j-flT ^> fw ; 788 8. 5. 5. -Oontp. svt, -v:, -rr% the leader of a troop or band. -2 the head of a flock or herd ( usually of elephants ), a lordly elephant 1 . ; 24. rargvn- ^fowrsrarareitfr v - * ipST: the chief of a troop or herd M of elephants &o. ( a. [ ^f* . ^f or troop j ] 1 herd ( - ). as in ), ^&m. -1 Belonging to a herd or flock, being at the head of a herd oomp. ~^Y A qjtTJET, or flower it* Me. 84. ; kind of jasmine ^ftr^rflTW*^ V. 4. 26. A 1 sacrificial post Un. 3.27.] made of (usually bamboo or Kbadiru wood ) to which the victim is fastened at the time of immolation , ; . , B. 44. 1. ^ 73 5. ; A -2 ; -5 Mode, manner, course, means flfftrnfHN J*T* H. 1. in the course of conversation '. -6 Conse10. 86. quence, result ; ( mostly at the end of comp. or in abl. ) tmr^mrftnTft Ku. 7. iffnr tffa'rtfer S. 2. 14 55. -7 A yoke. -8 A ; ?nr: ; Conveyance, vehicle, carriage. armour. -10 I -12 -9 An (a) Putting on armour. ( 6 ) Fitness, propriety, suitableness. An occupation, a work, A business. trick, fraud, device. expedient, plan, means iri -13 An general. -14 Endeavour, zetl, diligence, Ms. 7. 44. -15 Remedy, cure. -16 A charm, spell, incantation, magic, magical art. -17 Gaining, assiduity ; -18 trophy. -Oomp. -MijRh/. an oblation at the erection of tha sacrificial pott. a *re*r wooden ring at the top of the 5fnp. equipment of an army. -19 Fixing, putting on.-20'A side; an argument. -21 An occasion, opportunity. -22 it tubstance. sprinkled with ghee. -J.-s*. the Khadirti tr. crsn thf sacrifice -^ -w. personified. t bird. (?) the cutter of the sacrificial post. f^ P- ( Sjffr ) 1 To injure, kill, hart. The Indian mulberry ^rw: tree. Pi broth, hag no forms for pease-sonp. ( >j^ the first five inflections, and is opafter ace. tionally substituted for dual ). ^ jfa- ind. ( Strictly instr. sing, of qftnsod adverbially) 1 Whereby, by which, wherefore, on which account, by means of which ; ft ^^ tfTi* **rrat Hjirt^rt 74. -3 So that ; 7 #rr Pt. 4. *I. 1 Jxftj jr 1 14. ^ Since, beoanse. A.(*ft)To attempt. -II. -2 To -J R. 15. 64, A. Ved. try, strive, To 1 bubble. flow. m - [ S3C-TI ] yokes, joint, unites Ac. I One who -2 A coach- man. -3 An exciter, instigator. 1 A cord, rope, thong, -2 The tie of the yoke of a plough. -3 The rope by which an halter. animal is tied to the pole of a car- riage, * f tf] 1 Joining. uniting -2 Union, junction, combination ; -MMil acquiring, -ani a ; R.3. 26. -4 Employment, application, use 5FFVTW: -I tf'5 cf. means of fidence. attaining Yoga ( these are eight for their names see irq 5 ). aijfff a healing ointment. 3?rrT^ the ; Belonging to at tha end of -Oomp. B. 6. 65. -3 Contact, touch, connection ; ffj^THnct acquisition. Possibility, occurrence.-23 -24 A Ths Wealth, rule, precept. -25 ; doctrine of the Yoga. amTTt: 1 the practice or observance of Yoga. -2- a follower of that Buddhist school which maintains the eternal existence of intelligence or ftjin alone. wr^R: I- a teacher of magic. -2- a teacher of the Yoga amrTJT a fraudulent pledge ; Ms. 8. 165. arr^? a. engaged in profound and abstract meditation. 3Trcr>t a posture suited to profound and abgtr&ct median tation. 1. ifTfi, -f?F:i -fW: adept in or a master of Yoga. -2. one who has obtained superhuman faculties. -3. a magician. -4- a deity. _5- an epithet of .S'ia.-6a Vetala. -7. an epithet of Yajnavalkya. yt 1. tin. -2. lead. -?frrr = Tt'Hf below. *rrr N. of the infant daughter of Yasoda (substituted as the child of Devakt for Krishna and killed by Samsa ). $nr : 1. security of posphilosophy. word. -27 The etymological meaning of a word(opp.^sft); session, keeping safe of property. -2. the charge for securing property from accidents, insurance. -3- welfare, well-being, security, prosperita&w *yrty f^frrf^iirrsTr wnj Bg. 9. 22 ; gtrnrr K gr^tr -28 Deep and $hr Dependence, relation, regular order or connection, dependence of one word upon another. -26 Etymology or derivation of the meaning of a abstract meditation, concentration of the mind.contempla tion of the Supreme which in Spirit, Yoya phil.i . 1 1. 21 ; v. Vftwtfr sg^brt R. 1. 8. -29 The system of philosophy established 1. ; by PaUnjali, which considered to be the second division of the Sink by a is philosophy, but is practically reckoned as a separate system. The chief ( aim of the Yoga philosophy is to teach the meant by which the human soul may bs completely united with the Supreme Spirit and thug secure absolution; and deep abstruot meditation is laid down as the chief means of securing this elaborate rules end, being given for the proper practice of such Yoga or concentration of mind ). -30 A follower of the Yoga system of philosophy. ^31 ( I n arith. ) Addition. -32 ( In astr). Conjunction, lucky conjunction. -33 A combination of stars. -34 N. of a particular astronomical division of time ( 27 such Yogas arensnally enumerated ). -35 The principal star in a lunar mansion. -36 ; Devotion, pious seeking after god% -37 A spy, secret traitor, a violator of agent. -38 A truth or con- ; ?M -4. property, 5J3VT M- 4. gain. ( -HT, -ft or -ft, i. e. m. or n. dual or n. sing.) acquisition profit, and preservation ( of property ), gain and security, preserving the old and acquiring the new ( not 3it?*iit5rfi' previously obtained ) see "far: fTT^ 8>Ht !5Tr?T qr5"I Y. 1. 100 and Mit. thereon. *rfit: "* a /. primitive condition. ; i ^y^ ^ a magical powder, Brahmana. a powder having magical virtues ; Mil. 2. gf trpi agallochnm. -jrrcr the chief star in a Nakshatra or constellation. 3T7 ! communicating the Yoga doctrine. -2. a fraudulent gift. WTi 9TTTT perseverance or steady continuance in devotion. rrT: l.au Sivu. -2. of Datta. epithet of half contemplafSigr 1- a state of and half sleep, a state between and wakefulness, i. e. light H. ?r7 eleep ; ; 75 Bh. 3. 41. -2- particularly, the sleep of Vinbnu at the end of a Yuga ; R. 10 14 13. 6. -J. N. of 3. ; ; Durgi. pnjrQ: N. of Vishnu. fr- N. of Siva, -qg a cloth thrown over the back and knees of an ascetic <5r: during abstract meditation- * 789 *fiT a an epithet of Vishnu. TTJ^fr qrnr: N. of Siva. magical shoe. Wt? I. the power of devotion or abstract meditation, any supernatural power. -2. power of magic- -HT*TT ( in alg. ) com position of numbers 'ilia " by th gam of their products. -HT7T l.tbe magical power of the Yoga. -1. the power of God in the creation of the world personified as a deity ( "mil: ffjfara? straction. nected or endowed"with. ^Possessed of magical powers. -3 Endowed or *c3r a t*r: the orange. Durga. ^rsr: 1. a kind of magical jewel. medicinal preparation.-}, one well. versed in Yoga. qy a. having an provided with, possessing. -4 Practim. 1 A contemplative sing Yoga. wrwrsaint, a devotee, an ascetic etymological ag well as a special or conventional meaning ( said of a word ) e. y the word qfTf etymo- ; q-IZTJT restricted it is 1 ^ cian, ftfrgfra sr^TwIn, and ^r(%f?r q. q. v. v. *rffrg-N. of a work (treating of the means of obtaining final beatitude by means of Yoga ). r?*ifJTr, medicines wwrwra medium ! ; e. g. honey 1 an %ir*rf^ Alkali. -2. silver. fqTKT: I. -f%^a 1. skilful, ; honey. -m. light sleep, wakef niness. -3 Useful, -4 Fit for Yoga -5 meditation. ( to phil. ) Amenable in Yoga doctrines. -4. a magician. -5 a cornpouuder of medicines. ftfUs practice of Yoga or mental abartactiou, R. 8. 22. -f^vrrir: separation of that which is usually combined together into one espeuially, the separation of the words of a Sutra, the splitting of one role into two or more ( frequently used by ; Patanjali in bin Mahabhlshya; e. g. 1- 12). sra?: seea^fl Htcj a word the meaning of which is plain from the etymology. srn'rj'q a. half asleep and half absorbed in I. contemplation cf. vrrf^^T. ?mr the -^nTTI**: Yogn philosophy. the obsorption of tbe soul in pro- comp. ) serviceable. or abstract In Nyaya tbe senses, capable of being directly cognized. of expedients. JTJ. 1 A calculator irr I -2 The asterigm Pnshya. a panacea. Concentration of the mind, abstrac( =fw q. v. ). -8 Erecting, con- tion structing ( ; also iftiw in this sense). Ved. Effort, exertion. -10 A ^r | Junction, union, road, way. connection -2G r amiuati cal construction. -Oomp. (for I. mask. -2. N. of Styavati, mother of Vyisa. -3. -9 . of Sttt. Exercise or practioe:in general . 243 B. 8. 19 ; ; urs^TnT. ri3T^r -4 To be appointed, com- viceable. missioned. iftirf^ <* 1 Joining, combining. -2 An employer, setter ; : 1 : T* 1 A conveyexercise, drill. Sandalance, carriage, vehicle. -2 wood. -3 A cake. -4 Milk. capability ; ; gpr aphorisms of the Yoga system of philosophy (attributed to Pat*njali ). ffwr the practice of abstract meditation. nwffr *jbr- A A measure stars. in general ( ). -2 Cleaning, purifying. warrior, combatant. combatant soldier, ; Mb. -2 War, battle. -Oon. a:, -i a soldier's dwelling, a barrack. wit the law of soldiers, rfrrw: mutual defimilitary law. ance of combatants, a challenge. r, . contest. rior, so Hfinftrrr Kav. 2. 3>f^r"rr &o. -2 Mar- Ability, ; 1.75. combination of . -2 A weapon. sr: battle, A war- combatant. t ] A warrior, soldier, combatant. jfrfn: ">./.[ tial 1 many Ye- ?(JlfiW a. Measuring; so janas. _ Womb, 5 -f%Un. 4. 51] I uterus, vulva, the female or gan of generation. -2 Any place of birth or origin, generating cause, in rh%: fl^Tjtjrl spring, fountain ; ; : remedy ; ; ( ) |. K. 8. 24. -ju*: a universal qNishfrm ^Ht[f^-twrffij^] I Joining, uniting, yoking. -2 Applying, fixing. -3 Preparation, arrangement. -4 Grammatical construction, construing the sense of a passage. -5 A measure of distance equal to four Krosas or eight or nine miles vr ^rsprsra- jt SWSTTW 3njr H. l. 146. -6 Exciting, instigation. -7 'firsnf See ft**. a. [ ] I sfflTlja T^> 3? "* 3. found and abstract contemplation ranger, contriver T mfj a follower of the P. -2 A sorceress, fairy. witch, JTnrt^Tr- an epithet of Siva. -2 a practiser of Yoga. -J. ( qm alia; fr the .chief of Yajnavalkya. magicians. %s: a kind of reed. quicka fraudulent sale. knowing the proper method, clever. conversant -2. with Toga. AdnyayainUr 5?-"J5 ] > One who -2 Joining, uniting, providing Ac. -3 A joiner, ar[ yokes or harnesses. -4 N. of Durga. -Coap. -&:, -far: N. of I. the chief of saints. -2. for mixing wg Sur 5^ T female dovotee. -3 N. of a class or female attendants on Siva r Durga: to be eight ). ( they are usually said vf$9>T a magical lamp ^TTT Mk. 3. or wick. ^ry: a term for the sounds *rffc*^ I T&. "TOPfsT^VwiPwiHm* 1 !: Pt.1.285; *q* imfr fc* *r*fl*:B. 6. 38. -2 A magician, sorcerer. -3 A follower of the Yoga sysUm of philosophy. -4 N. of Yljiwvalkya -5". Of Arjona.-6 Of Vishnu. -7 Of Siva. -8 N. of a mixed caste. =rV 1 A female magi- things only produced in mnd, such ag the lotas ; cf. the word wen* or parasol '. -fr^jfr * kind of magical ointment said to have the power of making one invisible or invulnerable SH ifraSf ^'lO-^^r w ; ^V^T W ^r'ftTtnTWff: Bg. 6. 32, see the sixth gome (o WW? WR Tlf * r I'^ ; logically means 'anything produced in mad ', bat in usage or popular convention Meditation, religions ab- 1 -2 The half of lunar month. I Charmed, enchanted. -2 -J. N. Of 51T%: ) In consequence of, I by mean 9 of |tpftr3'qhrefi &c. -2 Suitably, properly.-3 Conjointly. -4 Conformably to, in accordance with. -5 In due time, opportunely. -6 Through devotion. -7 By the power of magic -2 Fitness, propriety.-3 AppropriateFitness ness. -4 ( In Nylya phil. ) tbe absence or compatibility of sense, connecof absurdity in the mutual the tion of the thingt signified by there is nc words g- wfinT fifwfir ; . ' Tarka K. . ; o. or i. m ?sr5*v nHrnt: 0- 5. 30 ; gfjrKu. 2.9,4. , 43; oft. at tbe end of couip. in the sense of ft} . ' . sprung or produced from '; Bg. 5. -3 A mine. -4 An abode, a place, 22. -5 Home, -6 A family, stock, race, birth, form of existence as wgwr^ft^ gf^', lair. ; 790 -8 Water. -Oomp. the -gort quality of the woiyb or place of gro. born of the womb, viviorigin parous. ^<mr the asterism ^qqic^ifr. sirarthe upper part of the female organ. 851- fall of the wotab, j>rola;>ua utert. igpf the menstrual discharge. f&.'rtheclitoris. 35*1 mixture of cttfte hy unlawful intermaniage ; Ma. 10. 60. rishr. relation by marriage, connection. jiYia See Etfacing, blotting out. -1 vted for effacing. -3 Con- I Anything fusing, -4 Molesting, perplexing. oppreging, destroying. ' A young A woman, general enr i* -Oonp. Me._37 ; TWt^HT* Si. 4. 42, *fHw!ft 8. 25. ^c^ an turmeric. fsJTrr excellent maiden. ^/., TlTTar [Un. 1.97] a girl, a young woman in ir^ijariif ; giil, word ' opp. ?ar or conventional ). 4_Remedial. -5 Relating to or derived from Yoga. -Oomp. ^5- a. etymological and conventional as ' ) 1 f -3 Oeducihle. -4 Uiaal, cnttomary. A king's boon companion cf. : ; To ( i?!s- ) join ] Forming the rightful cr exclusive property of any one, right- fully belonging to 3f any one fsnrnr; alf: Y. i- 149. Private property in general. I -2 A woman's dowry, a woman's ( given to her at Jugf *rrn rr private property marriage ); this senso. ^ A measure in general. Belonging to a flock com9T: A companion, a. or troop. rade. tf/- ( ( proper. -2 Logical, bated on argument or reasoning. P. together. o fit, a. ) */ ) tfR^H Uterine. -2 Resulting from marriage, matrimonial; Ms. 3TIT* 3Tor ] of pnme ), youthfulness, youth, pnb rty or Moom wr-r?*V!r ; ] (flg. ^ 3m*Vtt ^[ ^rws^ ng*fr; R<wr V. 2. 6. 1. 8 7; *fors>swftsr|Hr K ' 50 l$*W*tair* 13- 2 ) - -2 An y yeuthful or juvenile act. -3 A number of young persoas, especially women. -Oomp, 3 a. eodiog in ; ; being a prolonged yonth ; 3J^Tir, -qfn yoathfulnesg, puberty. SIIK>T: prims of Tyonth, budding youth Mil 3 ^r^-; I. ardour of youthful passions. -2- sexual love. -3. N. of Cupid. 3*rt*T: pn'me of youth, ouddiog youth, Ku. 6. 44. ; ^ youth. -3 loveliness. Warlike. [ "Tpff: also Yonth 1 i aw TW: ( ?{>/. ) [ 5^1 Young, juvenile. woman. Suitable, man. ; . I The son of a yonng wo- ( W the female breast. a- 1- youthful. -2. marriage- able. 1 40. -sf Marriage, matrimonial ance ; Ms. 11. 180. Yontn. alli- N. of Mlndhatii, son of ; Yavanatva. A follower of the Toga system of philosophy. ^i Simultaneity. i? TW] assemblage of young women ^s 1 desire. A Firo. -2 Heat. -3 Love, -4 Speed. -5 syllabic foot ( ( iror ) In prosody ) consisting of a short syllable between two long 1 Giving. -2 Gold. syllables. K Brightness, \\ Going, motion. U | litre. N. 2. 41. P. ( igfli ) J To move or go t'g.1 with spetd, hasten; sr ^T5ts^3J3i^ Caut. Bk. 14. 98. -2 To Bow'.eoia-^ ; according to some 10 U ) To cause to move rapidly, urge The rank or ( -2 The quality of a young beauty &c. being a young on. -2 To canie wifY /?J*rQt. 10. ; to flow. -3 To go. -4 To speak. rights of an Womanhood. lO 0. T< -3 A / Ved. -2 1 A running Runitirg, stream, Hunting, pursuing. -4 Haste. -3 ^iS!7^-^ ), ) 1 l"To taste. I The sua-gtone. -2 Crystal. hard shower. *rr> flowing. ( ), get, obtain. P- P- oured, dyed, ; ppriug. / <> (^Tr a. Your, vours. ^qj; -2 The Speed, velo*5^n- '\-W5^] R. 2. 34 Si. 12 7; Ki. 2. *H! crowned heir-apparent" -2 To I [ ' the state of ), woman ; T5:<. Ved. Cheerful, delightful. An ; heir-apparent woman proper. -2 Useful, serviceable, Usual. -3 Derivative, etymological, agreeing with the derivation of tbe 1 : [ iit-vft ^] Col- I 3?rpainted ^rsm^WRrg: R- 6. 60.^-2 tvq ?^ST: crimson, blood red tinged, ; ; Me. 36. ^vrr^! gscR ik so riFT?nii ^Ttr'g-fi' &o- -3 Enamoured, impaKgi nod, altitrheH, affectedwith love;3Tj5(!?Tgwn51 Cliaudr. 5. fi8 >=g5rf% =a"?OTt it has sense 2 ako ). ( -4 Dear, where liked, 791 beloved.-5 Lovely, charming, sweet, pleasant tfrg'f srfVj ; *iftsf" ji^fr T^nrwt. R. T ?r 16. 64. tree. blood. (-iif ) red sandal. 3TST " 1. red eyed -2. fearful. ( -tf; ) I. a buffulo. -2 a pigeon. -3 a crane bird, -4. tbo CliaKora ( WTTtT ) a corI. }. a bug. si??: aiir: -2. tbe planet Mars. -J. the dise of th<s aau or moon. ( ->r ) I- a coral ( also m. and/. ). -2- saffron. trcr a 3T- dysentery. smhrw: inflam- Kinnart. mation of tbe eyes. aicry myrrh. WTT, a. cl&d in red ganneots. va( -t ) a red garment. (-*;) grant devotee wearing red garment*. 3Jf t a bloody tumour. sr3Tji^ n. a form of piles. tbe red-flowered Atcka ; M. 3. 5. 3irK: the skin. amr a. viscus 3JTJTT: "ny red-lfoking. containing or eecroiing Mood ( an the heart, spleen, or liver ). 3-the red lotus. red : per. men, u r/i. gj^ pigrou. q-ra: |. -2. copchalk, orpirnent. a doTrft-u; u ,o*l. <j; an evil Hpin't. ( -7r ) 1. a a Dlkfni. ?#; N. of Oarn>U. o kiud o mendiTJ ?: cant, Pt. 4. 31. 131: the Asoka troe. ijr*: blood g*ed. Tj-^f a leech. a. red f o_oted. ( -^t ) leech. -2- U blood from tho ncse and of ehrge mouth. f^rf Jcrangemrtit of blood produced by f aeveral fl, bgr, bil*. JST-. the N 4o. tree. flower. ff? fig- re d- ! 47{: tbe a red lotus- An 1 evil spirit, a goblin demon, an imp, a ; U- ejir: 2. 15. -2 Ved. Uurt, in- bleedirg, letting tut blood -- nf^Ts n particular disease of the eye. ^g: 1. verinilion. -2- the Punnl^a tree. -3. an angry man. -4- a bud of the tree. pftw. a pigeon. wa7i jury. -Coinp. Jjr;. -STTO: an epitbet of Bavana. -jr white mustard. 1. lac. -271': -^T?l smnll-pux. the p jmegrau:ite tree. -3- sfflower. Tift a - red-coloured. (-<Jr;) 1- redcolour. -2 cochineal insect. ( -or ) clothed in gold. rprr, -rT^ red. (-m.) a Brahuiana in the fourth order of life. ?rg^, -3Tf vermilion. )3r> the pometf( JTCHH vermilion. granate tree. ijft^ff! a kind of heron. tff'T* a kind of poison. wjfr^r: safflower. cruelty, malignity. -J?TiSTr J?rw:, P- Ua ^ 1 W^* 'd saffron. lotus flower. fl^'fSrin l>h. VK re d sandal. the red lotus. TO3T o. 1 Red. -2 Imparsioned, enamoared, fond of. -3 Pleasing, jf. I A red amusing. -4 Bloody. garment. -2 An impassioned man, amorous person. -3 A eporter. -sfr 1 Blood. -2 A red garment. <J%:/. [ Tt%cr The plant or Gunjii its seed uaed as a weight. m. Uednese. A painter, dyer. To proP. (^!?ft, I guard, take care of, watch, tend m. V^) tect, ( as cattle ) eaith ) rule, ; *r?rr^wr ; govern srfif^fS' ( as S. 6 wsj ; : -- sour rice-gruel srsnft night. rsr: a cODteniptihle demoa. ?T*T an as'Ciuoly of demons. ( -jf ) KSfff^ Drmouiacal nature, fienJish [w-Hraar ?l^] tfSTf vulge ; tf^f save, keep wiihabl. ); rfi>- wy -3 To preserve, from, spare ( often tn^TJf'rrfSTrH'rnrflt THr; ; U. ^-4^^ To srrqcfv 2. 50, 11. 87. ; sppiifttf to di- ^5f^JUr^?^ R*ln. 1 n^r Mk. 4 3T3R4 '% ti} 2. -2 To keep, not 13. 1. 1. avoid K.; Ma. 42 ; ; R. ; guarding Pre*$T: 1 A guard, protector. -2 serving, guarding, watching. -Oomp. - ; Wfffnr q- v. below. -5 A tutelary deity. -6 Ashes. -7 A piece of silk or thread fastened round the wrist on particnlar occasions, especially on tbe full-moon day of Sr&vana, as an amulet or preservative ;( ^^V also in this sense ). -8 Lac. -Comp, srr^!r: 1. one who is entrusted with protection or superintendence, a superintendent or governor. -2. a magistrate. -3. the a. ( fajjjr /. ) Gjarding, protecting. [ ^A p qf: j o- tcctor. guard watching, guard"ft A rein Also T$if ) of or: 1 A protector. -2N- tion, preservattun, ing &c. bridie. Vishnu. i ( art Protecting. Uorbid retention of urine. police; apartment*. -3. a catamite. -4. an actor, n'w., -BjfTOr a preservative casket, aa amnlet, a magical or charmed casket ; ytyt *srftj$fe*iTW wroN^r w 8-5^ S. 7. 5$ a lyingin chamber ; wrgfTSr efrqi: sjurrf^- CT y;r>T^3t R. 10. 68. g^ : a species of birch tree, -un?:, -g^iT: a watchman, guard, police. sr^q-j a lamp kept burning as a sort of protection ^(j4r, -nror:, an Ornament or jewel worn aaan amulet or preservative against ovil spirits. rfiF5 a ceremony performed for protection ( against evil spirits &c. j. -^c:f *r*)lf: 1 A protector, guard. -2 A policeman. Kl^fur 1 A female gnardian. -1 &c. u-nnlet, cb preservative ( worn as a ). Protecting, guardprotector, ojsf. chief s&ajc: ! * porter doorkeeper. -2. a guard of the women'* officer. ing, ruling gaard, protector. ; ; An 1. 2. I Protection, julj- %{zfi[ (Tf^rrsfr TOT 3Tr^5u preHervatlon against evil spirits. S. pUnt.s: jwin the HTV NicbuU of passing r$ flesh. 2. loviag, amorous. %*: rou the srftff: -6 * )ITI v. q. blood in the urine- Fond of play, ipcrling, playful. W: I Red colour. -2 Safflower. -3 X. of Siva. -4 N. of a tree Lac. -2 The ( fs-arc* ). ^rr 1 1 Blood. -2 Copplant sj-arper. -J Cinnabar. -4 Saffron. -5 Vermilion. -Comp. |. jmj a. dyed ml, tinged. -1. smeared with yfet( iff 3 ft- X. 1. 1. m. I guardian, saviour. -2 <&c. ; A ^ guard, watchman, sentinel, policeman ; 31^ DKTIT g-^ wr irW tr^ Mk. 3. ^yjf: ^^ Protection. 1 P. TT 1 P. ( ( <,(s MI Ved. ) ) To go, move. To doubt. 1 Quick, rapid. -2 Light, nimble. -3 Fickle. -4 Cager. ^5 a. 792 5: I N. of a celebrated king of the solar race, BOB of Dilipa and father of Aja. [ He appears to Lave been called Rag'm fromragh oiranyh 'to go ', because his father foresaw that the boy would 'go to the ond of the holy learning as well as of hig enemies in battle; cf. R. 3. 21. True ' diversions generally, -jrrt I. a stagedoor. -2- the prologue of a play. Tfr -jwft the indigo plant. tfrfr a place for dancing. sfr( ^r )ar silver. wri: /. the night of fall moon in the monlh of Asvio*. -wfir: /. 1- a utage, theatre. -2. an arena, battle field. -w?T: a theatre. jr^r to his natno, hecorrrnenced '.he con- a Intn. questof the direcliinn, wentovertbe wbola of tno then known WOT!<|, overcame kin^s in battle, nod returned errereil witi.glo yaod laden with spcile. He then performed the Ki*. t>o;'i; sacrifice in which he gave way everything to Biahiuanas and made bis son Aja successor to trie tiir onej -2 ( pi. ) The Rtghus or descendants of Kaghu. -Oorap. sfjjr:, -*rat, -qfft:, -VTS:, -{fry. &c. epithets of tho inccct wuich . Raiua. sr^r^ftj: the imago or representative of Daghu, i. Aja; R. 5. 63. 'fT t the family of the Ragh'je. (- 5T )'N.of a celebrated classical poem by Kilidasa describing the family of the Raghus in nineteen cantos, "rftro: N. of Rama. <* apr: wretched, miserable. -2 Slow. A beggar, wretch, any hungry or half-starved being ; fafer; Mai. 5. 16 ' the famished or half-starved spirit '; Pt. 1. 254. TC: A an deer, antelope ; N. To tt: [ t? ii> r? ] I -2 dye, paint. A move. go, Colour, fcj theatre, stage, pity-home, nn arena, any place of amusement, public as in tiri'vtfpT D. 28L. -3 A place of aisembly. -4 The members of an asaemoly, tho audionco stiff TriT^f: S. 1 i%TTfi^ roS?V ror g"TTcJ S^TfT *&T s^fcT: II of the buttle. acting. -6 Llanoing, singing, -7 Mirth, divereon. -8 The of a vowel n\; srfT>?*4 ftiiVR* Rfe 26, 27, S.8 also. f Kbadira. n:, f^W* Sik. 30 ; jfr'c T^ pln ; ; ( \ivfii3t, ( cf ; effect, )" 1 To ; -9 An extract of -f Tin. -Comp. an arena, an amphitheatre entraoe on the tnge 1 -3. au notur's profession. -MTtTrt-Tf:, stnfnrt xmifru m. an actor. I. an actor. -J. a pinter so, -yq ^ft^m. fiTTj, -aftftlft a painter. 1 3. 6 2. I3h. create, ^nr preside the Aver godded* aport* supposed and" to public a ! nightibief. demon, goblin. -2- evening. pro- Passing for or looking day ) Bk. 7. 13. a. like night ( as a ^STfj; ; =1^17: ] i^f-wa^ [ powder, diit compose, 3?x?tn? ; I Dost. q*in<.a^in3rfTr Hit?- 3bim S. 7. 17 3mHigj3u put together ( as a work ) snrwrtfr fw?fffn{h sr^ Avad. 26 S. 3. 15. 4'l'o qlnce in or upon, 8x ; ; ; ; ; on rsnfS Hjf> ^tww^s* Git. 7 Ku. 4. 18, 34; S. 6. 17. -5 To adorn, decorate Me. 66. -6 To direct ( the ; 10 Me. 33, 65. -3 A mote in a gun-beam, any small panicle ( of matter ) cf Ms. 8. 132 and Y 1. 362. -4 A ploughed or cultivated 4. ; mind &c. ) towards. '-If [ Tpffflt Bv. . t^-j^ Arrangement, I ] disposition wf^r'it^ ; 2 Formation, Ac. S'ft'l ; ; preparation, 50. 1. ^n g^ fall, ; write, 5. -2 -4 N. of tlie moon. lao. the night-watcher. -4. N. of moon. gr;5 night-dew, boar-frost. nightTfiJ:, -^or: the moon. s To -3 40. ). -3. THf- f?R?)5T 69 1. so ; land, arable field. -5Glocm,drknejg. -6 Foulness, pasjion, eiuorion moral , creation, or mental darkness ajreTxRr Me. Performance, compaction, accomplishment, effecting arg- jjst W* HfW*5T Gtt ; 5 ; it. 10. 77. -4 A literary work or production, work, composition wfWJTf **m<*srr S. D. 422. -5 Dressing tb.e hair. -6 An ; arriy or arrangement ot troops. -7 A creation of the mind, an artificial fancy.-8 Stringing together (flowei s Ac.) ; 3i^ q^HiJ'iffr <*frftnfcrr: R 9. 74. -7The secondof the three Gunas or constituent qualities of all material i> -3 ; wr. ! actor, a player. -2- a ar red lead. ar7*l: I gladiator. an acter. -J. dyer, colooriat. f: borax. -1. an extract of Khadira. I stalker, mirfi3rp Hi3$ JTgprf ; ""' ' Safflower ; Dnrgft. -3. camphor. s. . ; luce Night -3 Red -Oonp. wts Amaru. 40 t^Gn. 5. -2 To make, form, f rft y- ^ [ Turmeric. ^(T UST: 5qrfoit W- rm f%rm Qt. make rtady, con- arrange, prepare, trive, / -2 To speak. 10 U. also T3T go. -2 1 Speed, baste . ; STflfWff W*r?'T flf*tSarva. .8. -5 A fild nast! tuodrfic'ition 1 ; ftf 8. I shine. 3Ttti: dyeing. -2 thi * sense i Colouring, ( To ) ** bk. 14. 15. -II. 10 U. To -Comp r*n: [^fai] A to, To go quickly, hasten I mountain. Mlya *m-H ( : . ihe ^?: N. of a peak of moiiutiiin. w(?h N. of Hanumat. HtV: N. of KaiU\sa. Coloniirg, U. 1. 1 ; ; Kailija. on a stage. Ve. hne, A dancing-hall, Attached or devoted fr^ ) 1 Silver ^T^ fsmN. 22. Ki. 5 41 1 5TIH HH: 52. dyeing. -2 fond of. -3 Passionate, impassioned. -4 Acting $fT^a ?r of silver. -2. 3 A pearl t>i-nmeut -2 Gel or neckhce. -4 Blood. -5 Ivory, -6 An HHtsiigm, a constells tion. -7 paint. iheatro, play-house. itoj Dancing. . $TT 1 P. ( fift jiMT washer- : made S;lverf, Whitish. reoa, a place pnciosed I^^JT the profession. ] | IH^fn an *F3T: 75 8ft? oJ a n. A I 'KftfO - Ill for plays Mean, poor, beggarly, I ? red-dye; or produces it. -2. a ^3 ^5 man. -2 A parrot. qfr I A washerwoman- -2 An epithet cf a woman on the third day of hr courses. A washe; woman. Un. 3. [ qf-wa^ *ai? Ri^A |.lc, bnw^l, ptccurseg. . fa See **$?) i substances ! and a?5 ; ( the othnrtwo being *nn is supposed to be the isrw cause of tbe^great activity seen in creatures; it predominates in uea, is Saliva and Ttimai predo iai'.ein . 3lirn^ *fr ; ntfg* amn^ K- ; Mai. i. 20. -8 , pArranged. -2 Prepared. -3 Made, formed. -4 Strung Meustrual discharge, menses; Ms. 4 41; 5. 66 -9 Safflower. -10 Tin. -11 Ved. Air, atmosphere. -1 2 A division of the world. -13 Vapour. -!4Cloui -5 Composed, written. -6 Adorned. -7 Furnished with. -8 Pirct*rl towards ( a) the mind ). or rain- water. -Oonrp. -got: sec ( 7 ) above. being under, the inflaanc" of both rajra and ianzt m.f. A composer, author. I together. WWW' 793 greediness, avarice, piggion ', a term applied to a person to show that he is quite insignificant. -%&( the first appearance of the menstrual excretion, first menstrual flow. fsrjftf&ff ' the child of. a. a washerman. -2 Pleasing, gratifying, delighting. -3 Exciting passion. 4 Conciliat- cloud. -2 Soul, heart. ^3^s- vf ( Colouring, dyejta t3r-^3r^?[.] ing, painting. -2 Colour, dye. -3 Pleasing, delighting keeping contented, gratifying, giving pleasure 1 ; ; Trsrr R. T3rrrsnT?iivi^<3T: *Kk Hts^^vrf izing tnrr 21 6. ; u^misnrr^ -4 Red aandal-wood. -5 Tho 4. 12. grass. -6 a sound ( TsNrT Den. P. To be scattered ag Tho I I" ( gram Nasal- ) ). Indigo plant. -2 dyed. -2 Turmeric. dmt. a. ; ; buffalo. jyr A woman 1 during menses ttsr**?jT: iftwfoiTtsntfmsSi. 17.61 Y. 3. 229 R. 11, 60. .-2 A marriageable girl. the ; ; ; A I 1*3$: f, rope, cord, string. -2 N. of a sinew proceeding from the vertebral column. -3 Aleck of braided hair. -Comp. flfjSR: a kind of wild fowl no ^35j^Tt7:- ; -<JST rope-basket. 8 . To use as ). Dusty, 1 [ (ifff-arsy^ ] covered with dual"; B. 11. 60 ; Si. ' 17. 61 be( where it also means ing in menses'. ).-2 Full of passion Ms. 6. 77. ( *3"J. ) or emotion 55: A keeping contented. ing, Mucja A I : a rope ; Coloured, 1 -3 excited. Moved, P- T3^1 ma nrm, ( howl qtnwm'sj: f!m: 27 ; ; ^ roar, Bk. 15. cry, yell, nwr TTrtT To I ) f cream, ^ ^Tia- wra* 81. -2 To call oat, proclaim loudly. -3 To shout with joy, ap14. ing, 1 act of cry ecream, shoat, cry yell, 3qft Jesid. n'Slft ; ) To be I dyed or coloured, to redden, become red, glow 3ftr : ^ ; ; ; -J To be tinge, colour, pain. tached or devoted to ( with loc. ; _CW. or affec- (-tinEr-* To dye, ) I tinge, colour, redden, paint ; TT fcfftrcr ^Kof> ^tsfh Ku. 7. Ki. 1. 40, 4. 14. !9, 6. 81 -Jt To please, gratify, propitiate, ; ; satisfy h. t. 3. ala ( j D this sense ; a* s^sr Gt. 10. win ovr, keep Ms. 7. 19, -4 To hunt conciliate, contented deer ( only in this aense Ved. To worKhip. ; ^^ ^3W a. f (Tjaft tsr-i^^ ) ojsr ] -5 amusing. dyer. HT ! 2 An ^. exciter, Recl-Bandal. 100 \ A 1 painter, a atimnlug. -2 Vermilion. ) I To -2. 1. of music. fjrsn the art or science the confusion of military q&m melee. accoutrement. monument I A tf|^ a tumultu- battle, ous fight, * science, of war. military an ally. ypr. of war, tropby. rattling, clanking or aonnd. -2 A sound in jingling general. -3 Humming (as of beeg ). TTOTtt Rattling, ringing, a rattling or jingling sound. : A [ ^-ff rock. w ^S^, Maimed, ] A man who dii male issue.-? A barren tree. sfuiitd, s . I without gr 1 A slut, wboro-; a term of abuse used in addressing women 1. 392. v. *i: Oit. -3 Ved. To go. 2". -T 1 [ Prab. fight ; T>I: R. 12. 72 ; Subhash. -2 A battle-field. Sound, noise. -2 The quill, r Tor TOT: OT: 1 of a lute. -3 Motion, going. 4 Dtlight, joy (Ved.)- -Coinp. Mff the front or van of a battle. sin any weapon of war, a weapon, bow eword wrPr* TrfJT% ; !T3I3Hg: Bk. battle-Held. ausrt a battle-fteld, iHTfT^ n. N. of Vishnu. away from 31 a fugitive ^wfiWt gaging 98. 14. fnr toThin^ jJrndr-H a ; *r *rTTT Torrent battle, TJi- 3fT!Ttr: en * ^^fTTT: a heron. 8 ! military Ki. 15. 33. in battle. ^ drum. ^m^ 3?tU9: prowess in battle. n. fighting. -ij:/. -TJ<W:/., -?r?, a lattle-field. iu battle. fijffiT:/. -WPT nV^f< a. engaged the front or van of bnir.t of bJtle ; battle, 2. -2 A widow ; ; inS- t ! combat, i 1. -2 rejoice. wmiT, -3$ -ff^ Colouring, paintirg," dyeing7 -2 Exciting love or passion. -3 Pleasing, . : , arena. -J To ^'s''' & gnat, desire. (_=f; ) h god of qr^ a miliUry inttrmnent love, love. ; pleased, satisfied or delighted. P- ( '"f^i w. battle-field. Pt. To N. 13. 38 8. D. -4 To be enamoured of, fall in love with, feel passion tion for. -5 To be a mosquito. (-OT ) I. longing, anxious desire. -2. regret for a lost object -- T"t mutilated. speak. ling, tinkle, jingle (as anklets &o.); fT: V * ft^rg^r: 111. T1 1 at ) -W: ^T To ) ., Space an elephant. between the tusks of ; Mu. 1.21. 1 P. (tzft -nj^ . ; : A shout of applause, approbation. ^ A jjijr, the front of battle, the head or van of fight g^rr & rtfStT**nrJr<jri'Y S. 7. 26, 6. 29. -2. the van of iin army. fw: the 1 . : The [ *? 35 ] (creaming or shouting. -2 m an elephant. RTT: -f?TT^ plaud. *2* 5. warrior. ftrr a. fond of war, warlike. ( -r: ) a falcon Delighted, shout, 3. a amused. pleased, as rq;l, 40. Ve. Colouring, dyeing. I. s -2. & Prab. 3. Barren tree. ] 1 Pleased, delighted, gratified. -2 Pleased or delighted with, fond of, enamoured to. -3 Inof, fondly attached clined to, disposed. -4 Loved, beloved. -5 Intent on, engaged in, devoted to ( see ^). % 1 Pleasure. H. 19. -2 Sexual union, coition ; ; 23, 25; Me. 89. -3 The parts. -Comp. sif-fi:, private snxtfi a harlot. 3T7-fr a prostitute, dog. g-'WlthC a- lustful, lascivious. Indian ) cuckoo. jfjp.-the ( -frf^Jh |. a day. -2. the eight auspicious objects. -3. bathing for pleasure. sBfa>. a dog. wT%tr lustful or lascivious mnrmnr. -JJ^T: a husband. crow. 3?r. aif^ m. a libertine, sensualist. gn bawd. the the a voluptuary .-2. love, Cupid. -3- a dog. -4. lascivious mnrmnr. ftfa: the strfhcT:- 1- god of 794 sfvn sexual union. wagtail. <*og. * dog. T^rrf^f a -=fift : 1". ffssr: ravisher or-sdiicer of women. -21 voluptuary. 1 Pleasure, detfifc /" [ TR,-f%^] Light, satisfaction, joy S. 2. 1. -2 Fondness for, devotion or attach; ment pleasure in to, with ( loc. ) ; ^W* Bb. 2. 77 R. 1. 23 ; Ku. 5. 65. -3 Tfr: 2. 62 Love, affection ; S. D. thus defines mfr JTT rifcr <$vr: ; ; it : 207 ifa&igf}rTsf cf. 206 also JWirnrfi JITHS ( it is theSthayibhava of the rasa called $rirrc 1- v -)-4 Sexual pleasure ; ynsgtirqt>qriV; ; ^^r tffSs Mk. 8. ftnRfcrr inn 38 so tffaff* q- v- below. -5 Sexual union, coition, copulation. -6 The goddess of love, the wife of Kama or Cupid tfTsrTcgjTH ^nrffc* ift ; ; wra* *m Mai. 1. 15 Kn. R. 6. 2. -7 The pu45 denda. -8 N. of the sixth digit of the moon. -9 Ved" ( *u?T ) *ftnr<5ift 3. 23 ; 4. ; ; Rest, cessation. -Clomp. -shi, -^rt muliebre. spr. a. giving sexual union. pleasure. qtwq; pudendum . *&, -Tft, -wf^t a pleasure- I. house. -2. a brothel. -3. pudendum mnliebre. ff^T: a seducer, ravisha love-messenger ; r. -a*r/. 5^: Kn. 4. 16. irfih, -fou, -vror: the god of love ; sjft sfur mi'H Mai t Si. sure. 9. ?y$r 1 (91 fin} ^; lustful, libidinous. $!!%:/. manly of or virile power. src: a man HHfi the great procreative power. all in-all or highest essence of sexual pleasure ; studded with jcms. ra. qft ^S^fTr: S. 1.24. nU% TTW- -2. the sea. (-*??) the earth. with a mirror studded I- a jewel- ^tat, -1$V :atone ; f% ; ; Anything valuable or precious, any dear treasure. -3 Anything best or excellent of its kind ( mostly at the end of comp. ) amft srrffT ; v%- ; ; sfpTrr^jr- n^tfHjrfjT vr^rarmta' g^ ^.,w: Mv. so 5-*, 1. 30 V. 4. 25 ; 3Krf*r SV &c. -4 A magnent. -Comp aj^N. of Vishnu's car. -wfvi l.a =!..: ocean ; mine of jewels. -2. tha 3^5 Tft5H??Tfnf^ ^5 R. 13. m^t 1. Vikr. 1. srnr^tir lamp ^rr., -IT?: ' ft cb ftriotr wheel. -2- the ruddy goose. ^rir chariot-exercise, the use of a chariot, ; ^nr: N. of Viibnn. -f the ocean. -2- N. of Vishnu. -3. of Meru. -4. a wag-tail. snrr the grs)) travelling by carriage 0. 5. 5*r. a crow. ; ^s I. ntpjr a jewel-necklace. ^T,T. a rnby. ^nst: I. a heap of gems. -2- the N. of the mountain ocean. flrrsjt R. Meru. g;a. producing jewels diamond. gjc*f a ; 1. 65. -stfa/. the earth. or 1 Abounding in g;, (This word appear! to be fist. 12 ; a corruption of 3ur?=T q- v. ). a fight 2 2. vehicle A carriage, ] 1 a war-chariot. especially, ; chariot, car, -2 A hero ( for & carriage-axle. -2- of ^sra>: a chariotvitfri a chariot. of barnesser eer, ., a larly, 41 S.I. 10. -3. a discus, especially of Vishnu wbrwf^r fcsr^ B- 7. goose ( 15. ( -t: ) 26. -4. a potter's the ^arwraf ) ; V. 4. 18 Ka. 3. 37 ( the male bird is said by poets to be separated from th female ut night, and to be united at sunrise reed cane. w?; a a N. of Vishnu. 3W9T: a small carriage war-chariot. coach- 5IT3I ?rpa, -fSren, house, carriage-shed. art of driving a chariot, jfr the severth _f^n the coachmanship. half of Migba. day in the bright char. rorctv id. 'Chariot against riot ', in closest fight. a. ^t^S (nft O-3O /.) The owner Riding in a carriage. -2 of a carriage. O-?ft] a- tffrj; 1 Ridin g or -2 Possessing driving in carriage. m. I An or owing a carriage. owner of a carriage. -2 A warrior who fights from a chariot R. 7. 37. A number of carriages or cha; sfr See . carriage-house. 5^1: a w^ above. Possessing a carriage. -2 Riding in a oarrisge. -3 Quick, a. 1 r. gpeedy. : fighting from a chariot. of a carriage. fr', -5TT the pole TJ?:, -71W: the seat of a chariot, the driving-box. 9rT3TTrr, -*>5^r un g? tne which supports the banner of = Ved. ^sft a. 1 ; WS>K: WCi t- m. A 4. 54. charioteer,' - Riding in a chariot. *S.<TI [ ?*f s?iar A chariotsO fTOWW^* I ^ff horse; >ji=f?qjfr S. 1. 8. -2 A part of a chariot. *TT 1 A road for carriages a high-way, main road hence ; ; ) ( - .: ^r<: a coach-builder, car- wheol-wright m A -2 Furnished with a carriage. -3 leader. A -4 coachman. guide, warrior chariots. -2- / 5H%t charioteer. ; ; ; ). " road. carriage-house. riots. fff: n R. 3. 24 a |. ; ruddy goose. mST:, "TUTW, "TTJTq m. the ruddy wheel. highway, main Wififc /. _ ^T^. 1. 3^1} length. (=104 amjulas). any part of a carriage. -2. particuthe wheels of a carriage; ri> chariot-fight', between combatants mount- ed on chariots. staff Un. &$ 'a of a carriage. a *?;rrert an ornament s the shaft or pole of a chariot. of a chawheel the of nave the /. riot. -jftg: the inner part or seat of a chariot, -girc: a chief or disthe fastentinguished warrior, -ifa: a chariot. HfVings or harness of of ^., -Trrer the solemn procession an idol placed in a car ( usually drawn by men ). g^f the forepart w full of precious stones. -2 Decorated with jewels. TK^: chariot*. collision. Me. 68. earth. who counts fe nc a Utter, palanquin. *tft:fof wood or iron with which a chariot as a protection from is provided Knbe- ; H'We&t TRlJ Bv. 1. 86 :r ^wi?f?^TTff 5"l^ f^ 5Tc( Ku. 5. 45. ( The ratnas are laid to be either five, nine or fourteen see the word q^<M, ww, and ^gf?jrw respeclively). -2 ; ! qqoT: jewels. Si. gem, jewel, a precious f^# ir& ; officer ; sexual pleasexual union. c5TO: o. 66. <wr, -* the pole or shaft of a carriage. %g: the flag of o f a chariot. aY*r: the jolting Jrorar: an a chariot R. 1. 58. coachman. of jewels. 3ir3T4>: the lustre of a vrqftt I- a necklace of gem. jewels. -2. N. of a Nafika attributed to Srlharsha. tiT: qr^c?: a coral. set or N. of Kubera. srr%tT f 15. meet. Mal - -2 A place where nmnj roads -3 A number of carriages or Chariots ; Si. IS. 3 795 ^ 1 -2 To P. ^ ( scratch. To ) I split, rend. <* weak -3 To gnaw. -4 To [*!; 3T ^.] 1 Splitting, scratchtnsk ( of en eleing. -2 A tooth phant } ; jriirnSw im^i%ftTfTsrt tqi ywBv.l. 65. -3 A symbolical expression for the number 'thirty-two'. : -Camp. is&* tooth-bite ^H Sin. SPJTT 13- ; To ** Git. 10. s^ A lip. *3^^, *f%5* ". An elephant. 4 P- ( taifr. <3T oa. TO..- ( TO ) desid. fiu%llf orfnarfa ) 1 To i^TiCTrf i torment, Bk. destroy kill, 9. 29. To ; -2 To sob- ) for, be eager. -4 act rashly. Violent, im- -2 Strong, in. I fierce, wild. petuous, tense, vehement, powerful, ardent, eager ( as desire Ac. ; T^m-Tr g ) foJTrTftfsm Ki. 5. 1 B.9. 61 ; Mu. 5. 24. -3 Rash, precipitate. -4 Joyful, glad. -5 Ved. Strengthening. H: 1 Violence, force, impetuosity; haste, speed, hwory, vehemence ; ; quered. T5" m. I A conqueror. -2 An op- pressor. TOO. Ved. 1 Rich, liberal. -2 Happy. -3 Worshipping. -4 Injnr- Bv. Gtt. 6 ing. . -2 Injuring, tormenting, destroying. Cooking. %FJ*P-P- I Dressed, cooked. -2 Destroyed. -3 Snbdned. 1 N. of a king of the lunar ^fjf^-g". race, sixth in descent from Bharata. [He was very pious and benevolent. He possessed enormous riches, but he spent them in performing grand sacrifices. So great was the number of animals slaughtered during bis reign both in sacrifices as well as for use in his kitchen that a river of bl ood is supposed to have issued from thei r hides, which was afterwards apcalled propriately ^frr^tfr 45 and Mlli. thereon Vishnu. -3 A dog. T3 ^j vity, : I A wav roat'- > of. ; Me. -2 N. ]. ~2 A of river. an aperture, a ca| A hole an opening, a chasm, fissure ; TvnS^naifTH-.ntsTr R. 13. 82 maHrtH Mil. 1. 1 56, ; ; Me. 57. -2 (a) A weak qiRr^Ti'W: rreirSiat S. 6 Wr ; ^fcj vulnera- or ble point, assailable point 15. ; { wt^TO R. 12. 11 ; 15. 17, 17. 61. ( 6 ) A defect, fault, an imperfection. -3 A symbolical expression nine ' (there being the human body ). in nine openings number for the -Comp, ' W^foH, Mamft't a. searching or watching for weak Mk. 8. 27. wriT a disease points ; which attacks the throat of horset. 12 2. ; ; Si. 6. 13, 11. 23 -2 Rashness, 9. 47. headlong haste ; de- gratifying, ; ; ; Ku. 4. Ki. ; precipitateness, M 21 Si. 9. 60. -2 The god of -3 N. of Aruna. -4 An ass ; . A -5 ^ testicle. I -2 Sporting. Dalliance, pastime, amorous sport. -3 Love, sexual union. -4 Joy or pleasure in general. -5 The hip and the loins. wrr I A wife, mistress. -2 A love* ly a. [ tw-3W=? ] Hnrt. -2 Subdued, con- I go. -2 Force, strength. . Vgp.p. To 1 Violence, zeal, vehervr^/imenca. -2RasbneiB, precipitation. -3 To become subject to ( any one ). -4 Ved. To die. -5 Ved. To be completed. Caul. ( twft ) 1 To hnrt, injure. -2 To oppress, torment. -3 To dress, cook or prepare ( as dne. -3 food ) I ; embrace. -3 To long [ or: charming Bh. 6. 72. 1 A lover, husband srnr^ifT ^Rorf^y%BJiMIH firsit^r: Me. 87, 37 fwoitsTVarr S- 14. 27 love. w -Oomp. ). ; P. fr-wft hnrt, kill. oft/. ) ( Pleasing, ] lightful, 1 A. ( tuft, caui. tujrjrNt ; ^jj detid. i^wt) 1 To begin. -2 To clasp, ; hurt, in j a re, praise. f . dis- Defect, fanlt. -2 I : s*tf tfarjwfVir a -3 Injn r y, barm. ^, TOf 1 Asa Foetida ( Asa Foetida. his *$ . Ved. n. in ) To apeak ) 1 -2 Ved. To tinctly. ; one ( a cat vgs bellow bamboo. ?9T 1 P. ( Wit dig. T? attacking points. -woman. A lovely young woman; t^n aT5?w**Tr * jirofY Bv. 2. I 90* A -2 mistress wife, ft^TSubhash. -3 TOofif general. -4 The Hfrij: ; (jft A woman in aloe tree. . Pleasant, delightful, enjoyable.-2 Lovely, charming, handsome ; ftw* 1 * '^iTfciT'jftv f^ri%5T Bv. 2. 9. ^-srft^ ] 1 The god of love.-2 A lover .-3 Heaven. -4 Time. -5 A crow. [ W [ wrfa ^sr^ ] I A wife, mig^ -2 N. of Lakshmt, the wife of Vishnu, and goddess of wealth. -3 Good luck, fortune. -4 Riches. -5 Splendour. -6 JT. of the eleventh day in the dark half of Karttika. -Oomp, tress. Bh. 2. 99. -3 Anger, passion, -4 E egret, sorrow. -5 jnrRr WtfJoy, pleasure, delight f%*r% s^ifiT GUt. 5. -6 rage, fury. ; Sfi^va whft, Ardent desire, eagerness. ^ 1 A. It, when but Paras, ( jjfa, preceded by 7K and 3T an, A. low to be pleased or delighted, rejoice, be gratified r?r$ **ftr Mai. 3. 2, Ms. 2. 223 U. 2. 18. -2 To rejoice at, be pleased with, take delight in, be fond of ( with instr. or loo. ); ffrar; ; ^ c?"M3f%Srsfi Me. qti|$i% * 27 ; ?ite Bv. 3^ 1. 126 where the next ( meaning is also hinted ) Bk. 6. 15, 67. -4 To have sexual intercourse with BT a?j^or Hf wfr H. 3. -5 To reniian, stay, pause. -6 To take reel, remain quiet. -7 To gladdan, ftr, turpentine. ^K, ; iv. ( I ( as <^ ) To cows delight. -Caul. ( wfit-S ) To please, Dttid. ( Ri$% satisfy. wish to sport &c.; Si. 15. 88. delight, To ^tT a. ;3rO [ 1 Pleasing, ) de- lightful, gratifying. -2 Dear, beloved. if: I Joy, delight. -2 lover, sound, bellow ; ). Sounding, roaring &c. -2 support, prop. boo. -5 Dnst. -3 A -4 stick. A A A bam- plantain tree 10 N. 22. 43. 2. 37. -2 N. of Gaurt. -3 N. of an Apsaras, wife of Nftlakubara and considered as the most beautiful woman in the paradise of Indra 1 Q**- ; ; ; fag tot ; ; -irfih epithets of Vishnu. -4 a lotus. -susit, Vishnu. I- aWifa fsTttrs^ cc5nSt harlot. -5 N. 2. at 37. -4 A Sounding, roariug. -6 The lowing of cows. -7 A kind of rice -Oomp. 3W f ( or */. ) having thighs like the interior of a i. e. fall, round, and plantain tree, hence lovely ; Si. 8. 19 ; R. 6. 35. husband. -3 The god of love. -4 The ^RTO. [wetec lij] 1 Pleasing, pleasant, delightful, agreeable; t*vrr wgnjfruTt ftrg : a-HfffreT S. 1. 13. Atoka -2 A tree. ' Sporting. *?t A lover. Beautiful, lovely, handsome f ; S. 1. 20 796 2. ,. The T. tree called ^7*. -*r virile. -Oonrp. *$ Semen Night. m a. having tbe intervening paces made pleasant; Si. 4. ll.-jwrt the Silmalt tree. -sft : N. of Vishnu. ^ TT: 1 A. [ ^-W? ( r*dft TITT^IT velocity The stream of 1 ] current river, ^3 ) To go, move. w%, af^atarayK* tMe. 20. -2 Force.speed, ; U. 3. 66. ; a -J Zeal ; : -3 Brahman. A woollen I (ft TTT? qfl g%j J&STVT: -3 A goad, whip. -4 light S. 7. 6; ; N. A beam, -7 A finger ( Ved. ). pearl- necklsce 8 ^fjTT: threads. A &C.-5 An eye-lash. -6 cord. g-rf: ray of 22. 56; so -Ooi*p. 54 of the sun. sun. ^ olotb, blanket. of deer. A I . scream, yell, roar cry, shriek, of animals Ac.). -2Sing:ng,huwming sonnd(of birds); R. 9. 29. -J Clamour. -4 Noise or sound in general ; jrf>, T ^n,' t 4o. -5 Thunder. ( ^ r.s^7r a. [ *-5T( ] I Crying, roaring, creaming. -2 Sonorous, sounding TW>yt ; - Do. and prevent old age srf3n> n'^tipT era* wrf^ -4 To sing. -5 Ved. To praue. '-II. 10 U (wrfMt, rt%3) I To taste, relish ^fter rotar Bv. 4. 13 Si. 10. 27. -2 To feel, perceive. -J To love. Wi [*?-3rO 1 Sip, juice (of . ; ; trees) 7gT.H: ; liquid, fluid, 18 * -2 A ; ; draught, potion. flavour, relish ( a|o fig. ) considered in Vait. phil. as one of the 24 guuat ; tbe rasai are six ( ; : 138 ] I The tun; 11.. 1.. A mountain. -J The Arka plant. 18. -2 -4 Ths number 'twelve'. -Comp. the sun-stone ( sfctiT ). art, WlTs.-i'rii^at 1. the planetSaturn. -2. epithets of Karna.-J. of Vali.-4. *rferi of Mann Vaivasvata. -5. of Yarns. -6. ofSugftva.-fyf, *rT:, -TWT,:, -t Sunday. %*: N. of Vishnu. red lotui flower. -2. 1ftri copper, -twt a ruby. r*nr, N. of |. On. 2. The god of bridle. whiTfj nwnnwqw Git. 10 ; B. 7. 10, Me. 35. -4 The tongue; Bv. 1. lll.-Oomp. (rrra variety of the 8. 58 Mn. sauce, oondi- meet. -8 An object of taste K. 3. 4. -9 Taste or inclination for u thing, liking, deire; 8;|-t?rJf5gi% Me. Love, affection; U. 11 21 1' 1 I happiness; B. 3. -10 6. '; V. 2. Pleasure, dettgbt, -12 Charm, 26. -|J elegance, beauty. Pathos, emotion, feeling. -14 ( ] n poetic compositions ) A sentiment interest, P. . ly eight : ! ( The rawwareusnil- 4 ; figure g^j)r ; it is 'a string or series of comparisons, which consists in making the Upamtya in the first comparison the Ifyamdna in the second, and so forth see S. D. 664. ; -nor: the cord of a girdle. '" ing the total 5lt^lf> ifti added, thus mak- number 9,W^nitf5Jw1f|fT w K. P. 4 sometimes ; a tenth, mnwiWi is also added, Katun re more or lees a necessary factor of poetic every composition, but, according to Yuvanalha, they constitute the very essence of poetry ; "liw wrti*l^8. D. 3). -15 Essence, A pith, best part. -16 fluid of the body. -17 -18 Mercury. -19 A constituent Semen (Sg.) terving as an that which gratifies virile. poison, poisonous drink; as in tf^Tflfrft*!. -20 or iv 9 A<% -2 wnMil% - i. e resales wffsirrS i^fncffiTSTtf^ Mil. 6. , 8 ; U. 1. 37 tfii', Ac. -3. alchemy or chemistry. -4. any ; medicinal compound. butter-milk. ( -6- -^ ; |. ) -5. poison. -7. long an alchemist. -2 N.of Garnds. "srjtmercary. (-ft/.) 1 channel for the fluids of the body. -2- N.of several plants: -nj^t", a. 1 consisting of juice or sentiment. -2. elegant, beautiful. -3. having ta te or flavour. -4. ambrosial Ku. 5 22. -5- fluid, liquid. absorption of fluid, wTf suction 3UUTT: the sun. anHRT: I. the semblance or mere appearance of a sentiment. -2. an improper manifestation of a sentiment, -sntrq ; a. M or embodying sentiments. ^1$ a feeling of love Kn. 3. 37. -I 112. T> f^ii^V'T: 39; mreft cf. I ; A rii but Oarf^ mtan girdle -7 2. 2. love. A rope, cord. -2 A rein, -3 A zone, gir JI.e, woman's trrf* a* ra H*T3rHT*sj% 75] U. eftf, tf^fc tfartfftt /. tbe gun's en. copper. trance into any zodiacal sign. TOWT ; ; VUhuu. -2. Siva. : 3. 4 f^rSJter.m'rsf- ; sn* R - Q elixir vilte, pepper. -J Water 1. 7. -4 Liquor, drink A -5 2. 177. -6 Taate, Ku. ; 144. liv. 2. ; Ms. 'fS'TOT: of bamboo. 4, ort of collyrium. -wfa^ra. 1 tasty. -2* abounding in pleasures, splendid S. 7. 20. (-<*:) borax. ijr* 1. a different taste. -2. different feelings V. 1. 25 T,at ft>fc qgnit Katn. 19 ; a^ ^Tsr^i^is JJ Git. 10. -J To resound, reverberate. 1. bell-metal. filter pression for the number 'six '. -27 The tongue. -28 Myrrh. -29 Gold-JO A metal in a state of fusion-Oomp aJTT'i vitriol of copper, a or sentiments. arfvrnftsT: intentness of affection. 3i*,7: ! a kind of sorrel. -2. sour sauce. 317? 1. an elixir of life ( elixir vitaa ), any medicine supposed to prolong life ; gsffojpprggHnrf 3fMl8^af:. -J A kind ; Any mineral metallic salt. -21 Juice of tbe sugar-cane. -22 Milk. -2J Malted butter. -24 Nectar. -25 Soup, broth, -26 A symbolical ex (Wft, ^i%il) I To roar, ?rT ^r: I ; q. v. : A 1 4. ardour, vehemence, impetuosity. ri^m-.n. Ved.l Water. -2 Wealth. N. of Kubera. -2 I Agni. -2 An eye-lash 46] Aitring, cord, rope. -2 bridle, rein ; wfiTJ ftrtgffS. 1. 8 ; f.i? Cn. representing 1- tasting juices of flavours. -2- perception or appreciation of poetic sediments, t perception of poetical charm ; aa in an^Tf: wrnjiiT^rTwrf bee. -wiwrf^^ n. ! a turpentine. jg-. |. mercury. -2- the philosopher's stone ( the touch of which is said to turn iron into gold ). -TWIT milk, -r^f a pearl. -2- vermilion. I T7<7 a artT; . aj* garlic. BSJ? anblinute n. preparation of muroury. of quicksilver -- %'* camphor. -jvj pearl. *< t -vi gnm-myrrh.-finr: sulphur. vermilion. in? tante. borax. 1. myrrh. -2. ! -2- =?ertJH. a. |. perceiving flavours. -2- appreciating or enjoying pleasures. ( -if. ) tbe organ of irtj jr: ar: i. sugar, molaiaes. -2. an insect produced by the fermentation of liquids.-3T blood. 5T a. 1. one who appreciates the flavour or excellence of, one knows the taste of U. J. ; fltmr?S 22. who J^ - -X oapabl* 797 of discerning the beauty of things. -y. ) I. a man of taato or feeling, a critic, in appreciative person, a poet.-2. an alchemist. -3. a physician ( one who prepares mercurial or other chemical compounds. (-grOthe or tongue; Bv. 59. (tffgrflr-?* 2. means Bv. 1. wnWT -4 59 sake, desert ; Nalod. A vine or grapes.-S Ved. Moisture. -Oomp. aftaji^m. an inhabitant of the lower world. -^TT: a cock. -33 l.N. of one of the seven regions below the earth ; see qiaig. -2. the poetical skill. -2- alchemy. -3knowledge of f9avours.-4discrirmna- lower world or tbeaweet tngte.-Jthe lore sentiment, -jfa^ n. blood 2. 1. tion >g- s 1. ). %i a physician. silver. -iTV: tjrjj mercury. n. quick- N. rnr3>: of Siva. -^ilren' red arsenic. -qrofgr: molasses. qi g^Ff. a cook. swj: : any poeticalco imposition, particularly a drama. mixed Hi juices stientiiically. -TTST:, pfa: l.atii\inT. -2- quick-silver fisfiT: sale of liquors. $ini the science of alchemy. ;f[tF*: borax. ( -st) purification of mercury. -fo:g a. 1. accomplished in poetry, converwith sentiments ^fffff ^ OTft'T: *tffiT5rt mi{to*ri Bh. 2. 24. sant ; -2- skilled in alchemy. fijrf^T: / skill in alchemy. fnjt a cinnabar made of zinc, mercury, bine vitriol, and nitre. ^vft vermilion. [ ^-ea^] 1 Crying, scream- W* ing^roaring^ounding^inkling, noise or sound in general. -2 Thunder, rumbling or muttering of clouds. -3 Taste, flavour. -4 The organ of taste, the tongue jf^f THWT?*? f3rnr*i* T. 8-; Bg. 15. 9. -5 Perception, appreciation, sense ; 9. WT ; Pnnrr: S. D. 244.-JT, Phlegm. THTT See ^r. -Oomp ^, a fl*T fifc^w. a dog. bird. . ( Tft/. flavour. juioe or Consisting of ) 1 -2 Juicy, liquid. -3 Savoury. -4 Charming, elegant, graceful. -5 Proceeding from love; U.S. a. WTWq I Tasteful, savoury, voured trr V. ?r|*tTT5tf ; 21 3. r^T^ *fS3TH: f I succulent. Juicy, sapid, j -2 well-fla- t -3 The tongue. 2. 10. 63 ; hell in g^f general ** a dog. ^ tftWT [ IfltsWBr voury, sapid, tasteful. -2 Graceful, H^f*f swqffi ?trjaft*r%r Srnt. 40. delighting in devoted to usually hi comp. ) light in, ; . Tastefulness. -2 Beauty, 1 The lower 6; Bh. 3.112;qihr -6 Humorous, -8 Lustful. 19. ful. 6. -7 Fanci- witty. *r, Mk. A man 1 taste or feeling, an oppreciator excellence or beauty ; of. ?rfW libertine. -3 An elephant. A A of of 2 -4 horse. -5 The Sirasa bird. -<*r I The juice of sugar-cane, molasses. -2 The tongue. -3 A woman's girdle; a ttirCT also. -r* 1 Taste, feeling. Tttgtefulneaa. -3 Appreciative -J power. Tasted. -2 Having -3 Gilded. -4 Sounded, making indistinct sound. 1 - flavour or sentiment. Wine or -*f I liquor. -2 A ; ; mystery. -4 Copula ion, coition. -5 Troth. HS Swiftness. -7 A privity. -ind. Secretly, clandestinely, privatein or secret ly, private ; snr: qft^ R?f* ft>OT?'nt comp. in ^ ; 5. 23. S. 5. 24 tsj! ; oft. a. [ TO?-wt *3 ] 1 Secret, private, clandestine. -2 Mysterious *i I A secret ( flg. also ) ; {** ^f^rH^f: ^?r: V. 2. -2 A mystic spell or incantation, the mystery ( of a missile); s^wrf^ arr rr% U. 1. -3 The mystery or secret of conduct W n D. 2. 2. A -4 secret or eso- triotes,cbinjf, a mystic doctrine ; >r*r% ^ wwr %rfr Tfw J6sffnr Bg. -5 An Upanishad Ms. 2. 165. *f ind. Secretly, privately Y. 3. 301 ( where it may be taken is an 4. 3. ; oty^ row, adj. also ). -Oomp. tell.ng a secret; -wr^rrft, rmr^ift,; ^jfc ^f ofift^T: S. m ; ; 17. 8 Blood. A 1 '8ff ) To thing, object. P., 10 D. quit, leara, ( for. -f^. .p. [ n-rfft ?e ] | Quitted, abandoned, deserted. -2 Separated from, free from, deprived or destitute of, without ( with instr. orat the end of comp. Tf ) Y. 3. 59 ; 5rT,, ; fgfo nfff: *c. -3 Lonely, Secrecy, privacy. TO*: -3 A A 1 solitary. minister. -2 A spring, ghost. ^ 2 P. ( m T* ft snr ; ) To give, grant, ft" ffnf By. w Tf5 K. P. 7. Un. 3.40] 1 The full-moon day, the night ; ^jftif urarft WnjiiT, afwft Bv. 150, 165, 175 2. particularly Wt?nnf*T4 72, 54, 94, -2 The god(lets presiding over the full- moon day. -3 A girl in whom menstruation has just commenced. 4 Itch, scab. bndon. ^srt, left, savoury. . 1. 24. mystery. air 1 a secret vow or penance. -2. the myetio science of obtaining com mand over magical weapons. bestow , 3 - 1* 5 Tfftw : A kind of garlic cf s^It. a. Juicy, savoury, sapid, palatable T^TT: frwrt ft^n . "^f: disclosure of a secret or 1 Juicy, liquid. -2 Impaisioned, full of feeling. -3 TaaUfol, re- gions, beJJ.-2The ea rtb, gronnd,soil; wt sound or thunder, roaring noise, noise In general ^f or infernal 1 Solitude, privacy, loneliness, retirement, secrecy; MM. 2. 2 R. 3. 3, 15. 92 Cffir Pt. 1. 138. -2 A deserted or lonely place, hiding-place. -3 secret, ; *n^rnt wrf^t^s^n Bg. elegance. 4; 8. ; M41. Mil. 9. 3. WT 3. WT ; -5 Finding pleasure or taking de( Mu. [ *|*?S^ ] Desertion, quitting separation : npTW $rsr ^TWTT lence, possessed of taste, appreciative, discriminating j possessed of lore. -J Spirited, witty A kitchen. TOT Sa- 1 ] elegant, beautiful. -3 Impasgio&ed. -4 Apprehending flavour or excel- f>rn:f^!>Tt Ki. ; A The mango tree; wrr% wiw^^ Bv. 1. 10. -2 The olibannm tree. -3 The bread-fruit tree. -4 Wheat. -5 The sugar-cane. c?T 1 The tongue. -2 Cords mixed with sugar and epiceg. -3 Durva grass. -4 A vine or grape." fj 1 Gum-myrrh. -2 Frankincense. TORTar I A tubular vessel of tbe body. -2 A vein. -3 A nerve. 1 ; I. -3 Moist, well-watered. -4 Charming, graceful, elegant. -3 Full of feeling or sentiment, impassioned; -6 Full of affection, 1 ;^r3*T iifasi 3;ni> Bv. or gtrf f'3 *masi 14 ; Mai. 9. 2. ; 3. 11. ^ -5 N. of the mother of and . -Omap. fsn I. full moon 798 -2. N. of Siva, full T$*f: excess of passion, otar see m*f*. f. fpfj Acasia Catechu or Khadira tree. -2. red lead. -3. lac. -4. red powder thrown by people over one another at the festival called holt. -S. the gw: the god of love. god of love. 5?f a colouring: substance, a paint, dye. ^r crystal. ^ij&t a kind of pulse (i)^). -irg : a kind of precious etone. 3 moon. ( */ ?? ww] Beovil spirit, faw ) lodging to or like an demoniacal, partaking of a demon's mature ^n*5*Jmgs**ft frgwrnTf ; SH1>: U. 5. 30. 9. Bg. H: 12. 1 A demon, an v, il spirit, a goblic, fiend, imp. -2 One of the eight forms of marriage iu Hlnda Law, in which is ; Rukmi- correct form gift, but -4 To be able. does not o. -5 To dyeil. a ) ) ; ' > ; ; see 5i^nT also; >^fnK. 142. -5 jfernj: ! >jn55Tf^ wr^?r*rnT Keeling, emotion, sympathy, interest. -6 Joy, pleasure. -7 Anger, wrath. -8 Loveliness, benuty. -9 A musical mode or order of stund six primary Ra'gas ; (there are ; - r: Bhtgive different names. Each riga has six raas its consorts, and ginit regarded their union gives riia to icverol musical modes ). -10 Musical hftr- rata ; other ; nnrfw S. 1. 5 qftwtf^'rft'fWSt: S. 5. -1 1 Rort H*T* Wi fhitnfcT ?r; w?> <,,r- Regret, sor- row. -12 Greediness, envy. -13 The quality 'called Rajag q. v. -\4 tf 8 . salixaticn. -15 A process in the preparation of quicksilver. -16 A king, prince. -17 The son. -18 The moon -Oomp. ar$ift: a a. to ( changed petty 14. 43. jSi. ; Kingly, royal. [wjt^] -2 n. ( wr -WTW a! official. descendant Rama. -2 1. 55. -3 : of A s?r Raghu, ] and poets. Bv. ; government a iu Xndhm. j ) [ Belonging to ] the specie* of deer called ranku, or made from its hair ; woollen Vikr. 18. 31.^ v1 A woollen cloth made ; of dear's hair, a woollen garment. -2 A blanket. U. (-{rgrfJH!, w'&T To ) I ( a ) shine, glitter, 'appear splendid or beautiful, be eminent ITfn^ r Bh. I. 17 ; TW: ur^TT TffTrfHta ^ ; Ku. 1.38; ,R, 3. 7 ; Ki. 4. 24. I- srtr a king, P"ndpa,' rice grown from aw*T?: an unworthy or an^aif! coroking. aloeM.? ! nation of a king. wood, aspecieB of sandal -2. a kind of rice (3nr )3^T a r y al 8 ift of honour. wf$: a large snake a kiug. degraded months J. wrstT a a royal king's edict, an or.linance, decree, -suifi a king's ornument. wiff: a superior kind of mango. sn^: 1- & diamond of an inferior a quality. -2. diamocd from Virata 3mfo:-?ft a royal dycountry. Mrwa a nasty or genealogy. throne. srm^V Ved. a stand on which the Sorna is placed. R- ! 12. s an excellent king a kind of onioD. ( -ff ) = ^I3nt cf- v. 3-gsRTOT ( pi- ) the paraphernalia ; of a king, the K, P. 10; of a -2- food obtained (having two /. officer or sifqm^r:. judge. or royal road, main street, highway. 3PTS5: I.jan inferior king, a petty of respect formerprince. -2. a title scholars ly given to distinguished ), especially kind of large fish Sea, ocean. A thorn. a MT'^STH the capital ait;^ " metropolis. A I ' -2- a able or efficient person. 1n^RW a -^-.akingoi kings, supreme king, an emperor. paramount sovereign, -2 A wanton and intriguing woman, a lustful woman. A. To be able, to suffice. I ; 14- 14. ~ ated. An Si. of a palace. royal conrt,the court-yard tree, -ari^ffiftflt. 3^t: the Piyala of which 30 or 36 kinds are enumer- m. of the military caste of Prithn. -8 A Yakglia. -Oonip. a ki 8*"tsf a 3lf^: w ratn of - mode chief end of Tat. ; painter. -2 A lover qr^ nffij TT3T& ft*faHT%*mnfl **s Bh 3 - 121. -3 A A molibertine, sensualist. off 1 dification of a musical at the 1. A 1 A man ; of Full scisr -3 N. of Kshatriya Yndhisbthir.-4 N. of Indra.-5 The moon Kigrrf^rf: Sf^<"ft wet HgV:7 126. -6 Lord, master. -7 N. Bv. Coloured, 1 4. 13. Si. ; comp. them. Buddha or Jina impassioned a king, A number of king* or . write mcny, melody cbi*f. A king, ruler, prince, ] 1 : -4 Love, -passion, affection, amorous or sexual 1. feeling; nf&3ft tmjorf Bv. reduces 100 ( where it means aw H%cUr? S. 2 or chief, king, silver Silvery, made of ;f Silver. -2 Colouring, painting. -3 ing, rejoicing. ; Ku. little 5? a. impassioned. love, subject to love. -6 Passionately fond of, devotedly attached to, desirous of, yearning after ( at the end of comp. ). -7 Delight- Colouring, dyeing, tinging. Colour, hoe, dye ; Pt. 1. 33. -2 3?vr*. f%H3TRed colour, redness n . S.I. 21. -3 Ked dye, red lac b A 1 Ki. 2. 47 raises hopes of a fulfil -5 ( first princes, a collection of sovereign* Red. -4 Full of passion or feeling, competent. ( A ^rsrai: dry. prevent, ward suffice, be ~2 To off. To be 1 ) -2 re- 6. -2 Anything best of iUWnd. prince. ! One who ( m., TRf: tt^ prince. CITRJ'i Tfre^a- I Red, coloc.ed. -2 Dear, beloved. -3 Impassioned. ). 1 P. trai ^[adorn. -3 To 49. direct, Caut. ( ^isrflB-S ) To causeto shine, illuminate brighten- coloured thread. -2. a silk thread -3- the string of a balance. perhaps an in ( ffhrtw^m*- ; the look or appear like ) ( : demon. -2 Lanka or Ceylon. -3 Night. -4 A larger tooth, task. -Comp. f 5-. N. of Ravana. ; To ) shine gulate. -4 To be be at the head. 2.9 --3W,m. a ruby. <3^ the god of love. grerr N. of Rati, wife of Cupid. -3CT a streak or mark of paint. j?rt the god of love -qra: a kind of sweetmeat. |. any sjrsf of the astronomical Yogas. 4 N.of a minister of Nanda, an important character in the Mutirarak-haea. -5 A king of the Rakabasaa. iff I A female TT$TT See wrarr 6 ( ), w> HI* g?m f%rir^rraV: H q^ M. . ; also. ( Krielirja Carrie 1 uway ni in this manner ). -3 One 6. like TT#PT ^sr sfrfwr Ku. To rule, govern. -3 To 1 forcibly seized and carried away after the defeat or destruction of her relatives in battle TfSHTT g^S^nrg Y. 1. 61 cf Ms. 3. 33. a girl 11. ( insignia of royalty. 799 a saint-like royal sage, a prince, nan of the Kshatriya caste who, by bis pious life and austere devotion, comes to be regarded as a sage or rihi i. ftwrawe., 39(93, 3pn>, a princess. ro 5f*TT, -^>' ; : a VW tax or tribute paid to the king. qrof: an elephant's tusk. 57^ m. a person who assists .at a coronation n. \. the duty cf a sffrsj; 3?<jr a king. -2- royal service. orescent of the moon. arft7t a bad -^r state -affairs. grrfr, J MKi a prince. 5^5 1. a royal family, a king'a family. -2- the court of a king. -3. a court of justice ; king. ( & *w to sue or HW? means cans, one in a court of law, lodge a complaint against' ). -4. palace. -5. a King, master a royal aa a re- ( spectful mode of speaking ). ^5?; a kind of mustard. Jrrn?^ $r- escheating to the sovereign ( as the property of a person having no heir ). fJ)Kj N. of a mountain in n^: a royal counsellor. Magadba. Uy I. a royal dwelling, royal palace. -2. N. of a chief city in Magadba ( about 75 or 80 miles from gfa: a kind of fish Pataliputra ). hot. ( -^, ) a king*T a. sharp, killer, regicide. fcg insignia of royalty, regalia. f%g% the organ of generation ( ;y stone. ^irf: rebellion. high treason, sedition, ^rf^^m. a traitor. jftj the gate of royal palace. -TTrftfT: a royal porter. srjf, I. a king's duty. -2. a law or rule relat- /i -STt ing to kings -wr4r, ( oft. -wrr^sfrr, in pi. -vrrsfr ypf ). , the king'* residence, the capital, metropolis, the seat of government B. 2. 70. ; 'sJTiT^ n. a royal palace. gj f. the burden or ->jT.r responsibility of government. s^,, -jfYJfr. /. a dministration of a state, administration of government, statesman, caste. -5' a Rajpoot. -6- a kind of several plants snai ,tfl&ft> fsffi &o. -4. a kind of perfume ( <SJ "Kf^rxjl*': an orange salt. sftra^. -%5*r sfrc? diamond of royal fillet. an emerald. \. a interior quality. -2. a royalty, sovereign- ^ = TV:, - ty- tree. a sr^ scion of a descent. ijff. jcT: 1. a royal servant or minister. -2. and public or royalty, of royal kind's soldier. a king's HiWj officer. government vfinir nutmeg. meal, royal repast inrvrta: a king's fool or jester. 1<:> -n'i%^ * a king's counsellor. -urif; l.ahighway.higbroad, a royal or main road, principal streel. -2. the way, rnethol or procedure of JUT: a kind of bean. g^r kings. the royal seal. -^SW^ T"T:i consumption of the moon ', puloionary consumption, consumption in ' n3WT WT- ; T^ 96 W^f. w tfnrorr nrfr^t ; trsr2. Si. for explanation of the word see Malli. thereon, as well a? on Si. 13. 29 ). UTS* a yal vehicle, a ; ( gv^ palanquin. m. I. a. one who fights soldier. -2. king's with a a conflguration of e. At the birth of asterisms planets, a man which indicates that he is destined to be a king. -2- an easy mode of religious meditation ( fit ^(r: king. I. a supreme king, sovereign lord, an emperor. -2- f. of Kubeia jafaMe. 3. srisdfSjrqg^tf tnnrr3T* indicating future royalty. -2- royal 3$W^ " r y al insignia, regalia. N. of Yudhisthira. insignia. ( -TO. ) _ jj^jft;, perity of fortune or pros-sft:/. the as a a. king ( peraouifiod tne glory or majesty of a goddess >, king B. 2. ; aW kings. 7. ftw: a royal edict. collection of princes or of kings. -r?T: a dynasty a r genealogy of kings, royal dwelling in wT^: 1. pedigree. a royal palace.-wrking's court. -2. ">y al 'lephant. a horse. -*tST. 5. 'Oy*l ftwr -ft: the bluy jay. . Ijolicy', N king-craft, statesmanship ; state-policy, (cf. r,|3pril) ; so ^r^- ?ir. ~i%fTT: a royal convent. ^ a royal edict. i brella with a a royal um- ^<: golden handle. of a poet. Wff5[ /., -w>rr /. a court of justice. a palace. . -^ -^4 black mustard. tftT: sove- HTS5*f peacock. m*tf: a reignty. qij : a great sacrifice performed by a universal monarch ( in 4 which the -'f 1 tributary princes also took part ) at the time of his coronation as a mark of his undisputed sovereignty; H,fj|. Sat. Br.; of. ^rsr^ljT also. -2. a lotu. -3. a mountain. a hors 3. $$ |. royal property. -2. tribute, revenue. a kind of thorn-apple. m. N. f _^ : ^11^ of Vishnu. W . a flamingo of white goose with red a sort ( legs and bill ); ^r??^ snrrw H^cft nsr^TI: Me. 11 --51%^ m. a royal elephant, i.e. a lordly and handsome 57*rr: elephant. tnrar-c* Boyalty, royal rank or position. sovereignty, TJ5lr [ tf3R(-^ ?55iq: ] Royal, wr; 1 A man of the Kshakingly. triya caste, royalpeigoaage nsr'TPi t3TS*%TvsgHir B. 4. 87 ffrft o. ; ; ^TT-Jinrr tnsff^fq- jrnr : u. B. j 3. 48; Me. 48. -2 N. of Agni. -j A noble or distinguished personage. n?r A lady of royal rank. irsrstrsff or 1- for kings to practise ), as distinguished from the more rigorous one called fliT q. v. rofTin silver. I. a suW: a bad king. trac. m. ^rsr: preme king. -1- the moon politics, ship. of a princess. -2- a femango. ifsft 1. male of the Bajpoota tribe. -3. N. A collection c f warriors Ksbatriyas. Governed by a just TI5iRf c^ a. good king ( us a or country, as disting- from KRHij which simply means 'having a ruler' ) ( ^, FSKlJf Ak. ) ^^. flSTSI^ ijfar B. 6.22 K4v. 3. 6. Den. A. To act like a uished ; 5^ ; ; king, consider oneself a king. nfr I A quoen, the wife of a king. -2 Yellowish-red brass. -3 N. of the wife of the sua. . Boyalty, sovereignty, royal autho*r3>H fefr arTgnfr ; ; ; of regal administration quisite (these are iminlly said to be seven:; ^rTHT<1!!pf.7T^f5JlVsu5| ^ Ak. ). 3IIii5>K: I- autnority over a kingdom. -2- a right to sovereignty. WTftor usurpation 3Tl>rtar: inauguration or coronation of a king. wrwugfa: the sage living in the hermitage in the form of the 5^, the tribute kingdom B. 1. 58. ; 800 paid by A tributary "*. an administrator'or f. ^ prince. oflioer (. -2 The darkness bf night.-J Turmeric. -4 One of the fotir forms or bodies of BrahinH. -Comp. 3*?; o1 government. -2. a king. mga a the deposed or dethroned. science oL government,. syntern oi ^ I. a goblin, aitT a. demon, ghost. -2. a thief. gK: night-blind. |. ^rt- ( also camphor. of government of sovereignty. the possession of BOereignty. \jtj-. 2. 23. nT: nightly act or Constellation. niiuistratiou Subversion dizement. g^ Sweets of royalty. r ^q-nj r 1. night-roving. -2- a ^ a star, ceremony. ; the logically proved. Trf^:/. *rii: -i 1 Favonr,feindness.-2 prosft The day of full moon in perity. the mouth of Vau-akha.-Comp. -%^r : the moon. -2- camphor. qW: night-fall, -^ri,-^-^: * watchman, guard. ^iiT; darkness, obscurity. ^ra^n. I. night-dress. -2- dark- ST*] Re- frfifct lating to or influenced by the quality the quality rajas ro/a^endowed with or passion WWT a^ff .pBgfir ; **:, 3 k, line, row, range i ] n> ; ^ A qfe,. Bv. 4. 4. ; -2 Black mustard. 1 line, row, range. -2 A -3 Plack mustard. -4 Mustard ( used HH a weight A tively of gpecits R. 11. 27; cf. j --% A -OOfflp A 1 -2 A crane.-J An blue lotus a. lotus -jflgj . ; Ku. 1 A ele- 3. 45. eyed. ; Looking like night ^ as a cloudly or dark day ); cf raiWJT. TTTtor a. Lasting for a certain War, battle. Lustre. -2 N. of a district /. number of A leaf. A A -2 A peacock 1 on the four teeuth day of the second half of Pautha. festival I favour- Liberal, ite, generous. -2 Ready. friend ( <>VP- to aurR: ). J%. A /. | presentation. -2 Giving, bestowing, A favour. -J A gift, present -Comp. Ht^ a. ( -tt* ) bestowing 66 /' ] I P. ( rj$TTJT, ' rj?[ Bk. 14. 19. -II. 4P.( See ) be accomplished or finished. propitiate, look to the welfare any one, with Night; R. 5. Sk. (i. e. jfl 1 -2 To -3 To merciful. of dat.); frrorrir m'Tfir nif: giig>i tffel^rl?i). -4 To be successful, to succeed, prosper. -5 To be ready. -6 To kill, desft-^) ! To propitiate. -2 To accomplish, complete. -3 To make ready. of Krishna. of Arjuna. 5^ gjf. N. of Karna. detid. ; to wish to kill 1 To be favourable or ( If. f^, -jRll w. N. To propitiate, conciliate, pi ease. -2 To accomplish, effect, complete, pt form, achieve. -3 To prepare, make ready. -4 To fall to the lot of any one (also 4 P.)--5 To injure.destroy, kill, exterminate ; *rsm [ir rf: gift*, liberal, bountiful. >lflf:-=ft 5 but K -WT ~ nights. 1 ! tail. bridle. Vert. in the jfifs , -8 The full-moon day mouth of Vaiaakha. -Comp. niyrobalan. 1 ; I. t\fa a ; Trfllflf*, nfirr^T ind. By night and day, constantly, ceaselessly r<m* S. 5. 4. Prab. 2. I by Jayadeva in big Gttagovinda) fri^j Gtt. nw gif UITT 1. -3 N. of the wife of Adhirathaand foster raothei of Karna. -4 The lunar mansion called fajTTWi- -5 Lightning. -6 An attitude in shooting. -7 Ecublic . bird. in Bengal, as alio of its capital UT 1 TTrr Prosperity, success. -2 N. of a celebrated Gopl or cowherdess loved by Krishga ( whose amours have been immortalized ( ? ). -sjfT Night. ] phant of five nights taken collec- tffiref ( At the end of comp. ) Lasting or sufficient for a certain number of nigWs.as^trftr^rTT^W:. innocent and poitoulesg snakes; f% kind of deer. n. Ved. 1 Food.-2 Kindness, favour. -3 A gift, present. -4 Liberalitr. -5 Wealth, riches. in a ^ A harlot'* bouse for one year. period ). tilinting. -2 Pleasure, satisfaction. -3 Accomplishing, effecting, completion. -4 Acquisition, going. -5 The means of accomplishing anything. Seech. wr Worship. qj; A man who a plough. -2. rhin rain. -3. hail [ll^-cg^] 1 Propitiating, con- nvt : , a. Nocturnal, nightly. takes up bit abode A field. I. f^TTST: 'end of night', break of day, dawn, day light. -f^PT-inm^'n. the ruddy goose. ->f^q; m. a cock -- ^fff; the white Iotas, -fg?^: |. a guard of the women's apartments. -2< a night-stalker. ness. 14. 18; 7. 12; 17. 2. Eg- : v^ Accomplishment, per | -2 Success, prosperity. The month called Vaitakhd faction. I. r ; r: S. B. affim a dernonstruted, established by proof ; sq^rj. administration, business proved or established fact, u demonstrated conclusion or truth, an ultimate conclusion, doctrine dogma snitT: Isrs dew. night-watching, wakefulnens or sitIt. 19. 34. -2. a ting up at night (l the dead of a gT: gnat. night. -ffjRi:/. n lunar night. -JTrsrsfi the sun. ytif a lotus-flower open 5r?i: a demon. -Hjor; ing at night jJ5J: kingdom, loss of ^q- greed of domisovereignty. nion, desire of territorial aggran- government -2- ' from depunitioi) food ). -4 Prepared. -5 Obtained, got -6 Successful, fortunate, happy. -7 Perfect in nwgical power. -8 Fallen to the lot of .-Comp. afa. the administration, the government or administration of a kingdom ; Ha. 1. ftq a requisite of sovereignty. JJTTi -HITs the yoke or burden of governmen', tho responsibility or ad- moon. Propitiated, pleased, conciliated. -2 Effected, accomplished, achieved, performed. -J Dressed, cooked ( as An epithet of Ksrna. Delight, joy. -2 petuosity. -J Violence, force. : 1 a- [ <1. r ing, delighting, rejoicing. r ] 1 Im- Pleas- -2 Be*uti ful, lovely, charming. -3 Obscure; Whit*. dark-coloured, black. -4 1 N. of three celebr&ted personages ( a ) Paraturaraa, son of Jamadagni ',(/>) Balarama, son of Vasudeva and brother of Krishna, ; Raiuacbandraor Sltirnva,son of Paurath and KauialyA and the hero of the Kara&yana the word is thus derived in Puraq. q.V.v. ;(<:) ; ' 801 [When quite a boy, he with big brother was taken by Visvimitra, with the permission of Tlaaaratbs, to his hermitage to protect his sacrifices from the demons that obstructed them. Rama killed them all with perfect ease, and received from the sage several miraculous missiles an n reward. He then accompanied VUvatnitra to the capital of Janaka wbre he married Sita having performed the wonderful feat of bending Siva's bow, and then returned to Ayodhya Dasaratba seeing thai Raiim was growing fitter and fitter to rule tho kingdom, resolved to install him *8 heir-apparent. Rut, on the eve of the day of coronation, his favourite wife Kaikeyi, at the instigation of her wicked nurse Manthara, aikod him to fulfil the two boons he had formerly promised to her, -by one of which sue demanded the exile of Rama for fourteen years and by the other the installation of her own son Bharata Tnvaraja. The king was terribly shocked, and tried his best to dissuade her from her wicked demands, hot was at last obliged to yield. The dutiful son immediately prepared to go into exile aocompanied by his beautiful young wife Stta and hi* devoted brother Lakshmana.The M period of his exile was eventful, and two brothers killed several the powerful demons and the jealousy at hat roused Havana himself. of The wicked demon resolved Kama off by carrying to try his beauteous wife for whom he had conceived an ardent passion, and accomplished his purpose being assisted by Martoha. After several fruitless inquiries as to her whereabouts. Hannmat ascertained that she ws in Lanka and persuaded Roma to invade the island and kill the ravisher. The monkeys built a bridge across the ocean over which Rama with bis numerous troops passed, conquered Linka, and killed Havana along with his whole host of demons. Rama, attended by his wife and friends in battle, triumphantly returned to Ayodhya where be was crowned king by Vasisbtba. and righteously and was succeeded by his son Kn.sa. lie reigned long of a celebrated epic by Valmiki which contafns about 24,000 verges in aeweu Kandas or books. f'^t: of a sacred place of pilgrimage. mountain : N. of a >q% ) ( . Si. 1. 48. [ lie was the son of Visravas by Keinior Kaikaat and so half-brother of. Kubera. He is called Paulasti/a as being a grandson of the sage Pulastya. Lanka was ; originally occupied Me. 1. N. -*r? s ^3--, of son of Daaaratha. "-sr^frq; R.lraa, n. the birth or birth-day of Rama. N. of Hanumttt. -2. a kind of has' I. *jfT the ninth day in the bright half cf Chaitra, the anniversary of the birth of Rama. r; a kind of betel-nnt tree. 7f?>T: the birchtree. ww: N. of Sngitva. WrJ: the bridge of Rama', a bridge of sand between the Indian peninsula 1. fa: monkey. a ( -tft ) ' Ceylon now called and Adam's bridge. a. Delighting, tnr^f pleasing. gratllying, *1*Z: -V Asa Ftetrda ( j^g ). trRoftw^f a. ( ^r/. ) Lovely, beautiful, pleasing. 35 Loveliness, beauty ; Mil. 1. 21 47 9. ; Ki. ] his territory. On one occasion he tried to uplift the Kaiiasa mountain, I A to but Siva pressed it down so u crush his fingers under it. He, therefore, hymned Siva for one thousand years so loudly that the god gave him the name Rlv a n and freed him from his painful position. But thongii he was so powerful and invincible, the day of retribution drev near. While Roma who was Vishnu descended on earth for the destruction* woman am ^ wr f^?g^r sni* -2 A beloved, wife, 14. 27. -3 mistress; K. 12. 23, 2. 16; 3. 6. A woman in general K. !T ; nwr ? -4 25. 6. of origin. -5 Vermilion. -6 Aia -7 A kind of pigment ("iffi^fT). -8 Huddle. -9 A river. -10 An accomplished woman (versed Fuetida. in rioe arti : The god of A rrw: ). I A lover ; , husband. -2 -3 N. of a love. poet. bamboo-staff carried by religions student or aicetio. CT?: A king, prince the beginning or end names it is , I TTtpif ( often at of proper a corruption of un^ ). Sounding, making noiie. of this very demon was passing his years of exile in the forest, Ravaua carried off bis wife Sita and urged her to become his wife ; but sho persistently refused and remained llama loyal to her husband. At last 1 assisted The stream of u river. is monkey -troops in Lank, s't of Kama. wfo: ITT wft N. -Oomp. N. of a river in of the Sala tree. reein ^: the Sala tree. I Wnwrw t? ] I N. of trardlwnft *i>^ntI * wftitiT-.Bk. 15, 78.89. -2'Any son Bk. '15. 79, 80. of Havana Indrajit -Oomp. his by annihilated Ravan i'-* troops and killed the demon himself. He was a worthy opponent of Kami and hence the expr8sion:-*tiTCWWt- vaded Lanka. -2 Piiv ; attack to 44; woman, a charming young WH and oppressed all beings. His power became so great that even the gods are said to have acted as his domestic servants. Ho conquered almost all the kings of the day, but is said to have 2. beautiful ; . represented to have practised the most austere penance for ten thousand years in order to propitiate the god Brahman, and to have offered one bead at the end of eech one thousand y ars. Thus he offered nine of his heads and was going to offer thn tenth when the god wag pleased and granted him immunity from death bv either god or man. On the strength of this boonhegrew very tyrannical some time when he went 1.39,4.4. Bv. but by Kuber, Ravaua ousted him from it and made it his own He had ten capital. heads(and hence his names Dasagrt va Dasavadana &c. ) and twenty arms, and according to some, four legi R. 12. 88 and Malli. ) He is ( cf been imprisoned by Kortavlrya for ; ?fhT^ wforfTmfoTTWoftJr* N. said to be the seventh incarnation of Vishnu of. Jayadeva-.- Hatna WT fit*: ; ; STTtffl?* Utt. deer. -5 A -3 N . 1 a nurse Loprosy -Comp. ( %.?, -3 A ]. of Arupa. -4 ). 1 -3 A kind A of lover. Darkness. -2 tamala leaf. N. of a celebrated reformer, founder of a Vedantic sect and author of several works. He was 1. A scream, animal. shriek, roar, the cry of any -2 Sound in general r**T'f Gtt I 1 Tf^ : 1 [ S-'trx ] ory, ; ' 3T.J3T: a Vaishnav*. the adventure* of 101 SIITST ( or ) Kama.~2. fl. screaming, roaring, bowiliug.- of. Un. 4. 132 ] I A heap, mass, collection, quantity, multitude: vwrf?!:, >imf5T!, 'JsfttiriT: Ac. -2 The numbers or figures put down for any arithmeticl operation ( such as ; adding, multiplying &c.). -3 A sigu of the zodiac. -Comp. wRrii: the rcgeut of an astrological bouso. ->t* 802 a. 1. heaped, piled up. -2- summed ^jf the zodiac. 1<3 the rule ap of three. Hfrr-l n. a name given to a child taken from the Kisi under which he is born. vrnr: a fraction. *T3%W the addition of fractions. iff!! the passage of the arm, moon, a sign of the or any planet through zodiac. TOft^ 8 U. To pile heap up, to- gether, accumulate. Heaped TrrfhE?r. -ijjT a. together, 5 realm, empire Ms. Ms. ; kingdom, ^T Ak. CTffJ'hrflfT'? -2 A 6"l. region country,- territory, ?mw ; 10. 7. 109, A 1 tfif-5 * ] [ district, as in ; people, -ffT A female ruler. rrfe^r: 1 An inhabitant of dom or country, a subject ; -2 The 61. f^fjjj ftOT a ruler of Ms. 10. kingdom, ^r?frq a. Belonging ] The 1 r: in king; as kingdom, Mk 7 u| i* [ ruler of a *rf$nt?TI3': -2 The brother-in-law of 9. queen's brother ) king ( S. gwrar^?f5c?V're??*MH. ; a gar nfifT6. ( Also head from thereupon, severed his but as he had [tasted a the body little quantity of nectar the head be- ^r^ yell, A. 1 ( u> ) To cry, scream, An 1 uproar, a din, confused -2 A sound in general. -3 dance pracSpeech. -4 A kind of tiged by Krishna and the cowherds but particularly the gopit or cowherdesses of Vrindavana noise. j 1 Ve. Gtc. 2 -cnmp. lo : yNifr 2 1. ; Git- 1. -5 A chain. N. of Rldbi. -gfter, -rfyfl a sportive dance, the circular Krishna and the cowdance herdesseg of Vrindavana. crffi- A kind of minor drama, gee of 8. D 548. *T>r ,*rfc*m: after delivery nfwm ( sft/. ) 1 Relating to the tongue. -2 Sarcury, palatable. r: An ass, a ftorf^JT N. of a plant. -2- Ved. gra^fW Bk. 36 6. ; arrft- fpr*r an eclipse ( of the sun or moon ). m. N. of IT* green ginger. Vishmi. ga*, 'the birth of Rahu', an eclipse ( of the sun or moo n ) i Sf^ . Y. in * p. p., see 146 1. I. ; of. 6 P. ( MB. faft, ?l ) To go, To hurt, > j ftftr a. emptydays. - no present ( of hanried, bringing flowers Ac. ), WffTPJ^i W^rJRriTlfo. I [ ft^i^W R-Ta^ H ^- 1- 117; Ma. 9. 104 ng *i ftsif R^aaffa" gat: iu general, wealth, Ms. 8. 27. -3 Gold. -2 Property ptssessions ; 10 P. 1. *J J* rw\ To divide, -2 To abandon, mix. Caut. I To evacuate, make empty. -2 To To discharge, emit ( as breath ). -3 To leave, abandon. A 1 ix) J; 1 ( ^3t& ) To fry, parch. The crackling of flames. salt. -3 A musical instrument. -4 N. of an attendant of Siva ; -2 Black 1 f^vfK: ftS' [ Spring. -2 Love. ^9- ^3^.1^1 ! 26 ] 1 An enemy. ^ foe, an opponent. -2 A hostile pUnet. -3 N. of ;the sixth astrological house. -4 Ved. A cheat, rogue. -Oomp -trrf^, -V, -STTi -f^qrRt^, -33 T o. killing or van>Tf *, HPTT* N. of quishing foes. the 6th astrological' house. frr a. Bad, vile. irS->^ ] 1 Inheritance, left at death; ( in bequest, property law) unotstruced property flH^K^. a. girdle. rrfffir Being without anything, destitution; deitituteness. an heir. f^vrtTt property. ( -m. ) ffift^ m. I partition of pioperty. -Oomp. 4 1 4. See rv6- N. of the fourth, ninth, nd fourteenth days of a uuar fortnight. R=Fr -II. ). separate, disjoin. leave. -3 To join, 4. 110. move. -U. 5 P. ( ftoiffii ) To drive out, U. ( Ronm ) ^-3 To To Ved. -2 separate. expel. emit. -4 To give, grant. -5 To go, move, -6 To hurt. 7* Et"P t!ed ' ftrE P- P- C RT- 3 cleared, evacuated. -2 Empty, void; devoid or deprived of, without. -3 Hollowed ( as bands ). -4 Indigent. -5 Divided, separated. -6 Worth-7 Unloaded gee u<^. less, useless. ^ | An empty space, vacuum. -2 A forest, desorl, wilderness. -Comp. A -X. a Sunday falling on one of the Rig (rro, ^TnT,%%n) ; . S. 6. A I 3. -2 Ta deprive of, p'J^ V. make destitute of. -3 To separate, divide. -4 To give or deliver up, part with. -5 To bequeath :( usually : 3*[f , -wr?, -HTrl^i -ST receiving an inheritance, inheriting I -2 Tbe ). ~ southwest quarter. -Comp. ; donkey. &ST , ; rrcOT a. ( .. 7 U. ( t?on%, f^fc, ff fE ) ! To empty, evaluate, clear, purge; eclipse,or rather the of occultation.-3 Abaadoning.-40ne who abandons. -5 Tun regent of the 1 ).-6 Jeating, ( joking. -7 Skill in alubeuiy. nit disappointing. f. Going, moving, creeping. Uotion, surging (of waves). moment . The Rasa dance. -1 Pastime, sport. -3 A company, sentiparty, assembly. -4 The love ment ( ^TK ) -5 Ths sixth night : heir. thief. Creeping, sliding. -2 One of a horse's paces. -3 Dancing. -4 A horse's hoof. -5 Deceiving-, ROT -111. 9 sound, howl. WT: A 1 An m. A swerving. came immortal, and ia supposed to wreak its vengeance on the gun and moon at the lime of conjunction and Bh. 2. 34. In of. opposition Keastronomy Kahu is regarded.like tu ns one of the nine planets,oronly as the ascending node of the moon.] ft fl^ffa ) m. Ved. To governor. to a kingdom. Inheriting property. rich. crawl, f^T,ffrr ( Rfcrft.fvrft ) 1 creep. -J^To go slowly. few*, RnT 1 Crawling, creeping on all fours). (of children who creep -2 Deviating ( from rectitude ), he was detected along with them.But the moon who inand sun the by formed Vishnu of the'fraud. Vishnu, -2 An a king- I mote in a sun-beam. : ; -3 The 7. 32. :rH' nation, subjects ; Ms. 9. 254. Any national or public calamity. ftf^r^o-2 Wealthy, Si. f% frm ; accumulated. *T an heir. -2. uuaiernal uncle. -3. the seed of the fig tree. son of Viprachitti and SimhibS. and hence often called Saimhikeya; IPE^T . -!j I Sin. -2 Dirt, impurity. 6 P. ( farft, RCfcT ) I To utter ft< a rough grating sound. -2 To revile, blame. -3 To speak, say. -4 To boast. -5 To give. -6 To Eight. -7 To hurt, kill. A. ( ^ict ) 1 To crackle, -2 To murmur ( as a stream &c. ). -3 To sound in general. -4 To chatter. -5 Ved. To praiae, worship. -6 To shout with joy. f^>T 1 crcnk^ m. Ved. A thief. 808 kill. flfo?6P.(ft<jrfiOTohnrt, The bell-metal Desire to be pleased or sport. -2 Degire of pleasure or I to sexual union, D. 624-6. -8 Bras*, alsoin this sense). -9 Rust of iron. -10 The oxide formed on the surface of metals. -1 1 Calx of brass. -Oomp. gof calx of 8. zodiac. libidin- luslfulness, OUBDeag. brass. Yellow or pale braig. Ved P. -2 To To I feed on. -3 To hart, eat, in- An enemy. m. Ved. A A kiud of antelope. ) P. (*vta, fiwft, K!)' 4 ft^l, harm tfjfrgnif T r^K Mb.; Jrsr^nnwrt mtf *Nr irerw ftra Ma. 4. 178. -2 To kill or destroy Bk. 9. 31. -3 To give offence. -4 To perish, be injured ( 4 P. ). -5 To meet with a revetse or misfortune. -6 To fail. hurt, injure, ; ; - /. An injury, hurt, barm. a. Injuring, destroying. carry. fi&p. p- 1 Injured, hurt. -2 Un4 1 Mischief, injury, harm. lucky. -2 Misfortune, ill-look. -3 Destruction, loes. -4 Sin. -5 Good luck, prosperity. soap plant. To cover. *I. 2 hum general A eword.-2The 1 n. ftf?:/. See fro above. ) 1 P. (tn>, ^*rm, ?tT) To Lees *ft ; j ^ ft^ ^ ^. ( as 81 ) ; to sound In 1. ] dividing. **P- P- [?-*F] t Sounded. -2 Broken to pieces. fr A cry, yell, roar, sound or noise in general note (of birds\ . A word. ^rt fr ; see *5$ ) I To hurt, kill -2 Ved. A form of fe^q. v. 1 ftir P- ( RSTTS;. fttf^c ff I- 4 A. drip, ( kill. m - Ved. A thief. To ( frfrf ) trickle, ooze, flow. -II. 9 U. Kff^i ft d-'etil, RHfSi To ; move. -2 To hurt, injure, go, -3 To bowl. $wp-p. Oozsd, flowed, dripped So. ?T3RJT 1 Cengnre, reproach, blame. 2 Shame, modesty. The black-hone. humming sjtffcw*, , an augur. (of bees); wrnr: 1. S Disrespect, Movin &. flowing. -2 Motion, course. -3 A stream, liver. -4 line, boundary. -5 A A method, mode, manner, way,f aghion, ^ Gold. -2 Iron. -Oomp. -^irg- a. wearing golden armlets. SRTT^: a goldsmith. jyw o. gilded, coated with gold. w:, -^npf: N. of Drona. o. I Wearing golden ornaments -2 Gilded. ro. N. of the eldeet son of Bhtshmaka and brother of Rukmini. wish to like &c. T^, V5T way course, general ffH-^fr aefrrt Bv. Ved. Shining, ; 3. 19 ; Moha M. 2 Wf'fe r?Tl &c. -6 Usage, custom, practice. -7 Style, diction a^ ; ; 31*^1' ^C-fH [ ; ^ Me. 44. -2 Splendour, loveliness, beauty. -3 Colour, appearance ( at the end of comp. ) ; ^rq^'l^t*TTH^ini R- 8. 53 ; Kn. 3. 65 ; S. 1. Ki. 5. 45. -4 Liking, desire. -5 -6 The note 'of the parrot 16'; Lightning. or Maina. O^-sO rq^fffl- I Agreeable, -2 Stomachic. -3 Sharp, acrid. qf: 1 The citron. -2 A pigeon. ^ 1 A tooth. -2 A golden ornament especially for the neck. -3 A tonic, stomachic. -4 A wreath, garland. -5 Sochal salt. -6 A curl on a horse's neck. -7 A lucky object. -8 A building having terraces on three sides and closed on the north only. -9 Alkali. See $t Light, lustre, splendour, brightness; -2 A q. v. ( Me. 15. 5. 67 light; as in ^f%^f 16.71 ;R. Si q-1%: of. ray ; -3 Appearance, beauty colour, usually st the end of comp. *rff %f^5WT% relish ; crra yfV*T. -5 Zest, hunger, -6 Wish, desire, pleasure at will or pleasure' -7 Lik- ' ; ing, taste 1. ); -4 Taste, as in appetite. f^mii 9. 19. Si. ; 125 fajTrWrTW ^f% ' or love liking R. 6. 30 ' ; ; M. ; checked in an onset, foiled in an ^ "T brilliant. 1. 4 ; oft. in comp. sense of ' indulging in ', 'deMM. voted or addicted to' fefwrs^: 5. 29. -8 Passion, close application to any object. -9 A kind of yellow in the ; pigment ( jfj^Nsrr > -Oomp. ^ a. tasteful, savoury, palatable. -2 exciting desire. -3. stomachic, tonic. attack. frnr ftfftTT ttrfr: I I /. Light, lu-tre, brightness Si. 13. 53, 9. 1?T Bv. ]. P- P- C^J-f ] ' Broken, shattered. -2 Thwarted. -3 Bent, curved. -4 Injured, hurt. -5 Diseased, sick (see vsj). -Oomp. -**r a. to ; contempt, irre- verence. 11. pleasing. I o. Mk. 1. To cause make pleasant or agreeable Kn. 8. 1 6. -2 To illuminate, irradiate. -3 To like, find p'easure in. -4 To resolve. Desid. ( $*%-f%q> ) To simulated TO ^-n^fto f^n] Bright, ^rf radiant -- ^R 1 A golden ornament; Si. 15. 78. -2 A thorn-apple. : ^r^ifjr-t ) 1 ( afo. -Oomp. cry. -2. mimicry. a. Liberal, bountiful. a. [ dyumna ; ?rfT3t Caus. a. Injurious, hurtful. ftf pleased ; ; I T: Sound, noise. -2 Fear, alarm. -3 War, battle. -4 Cutting, * ittr, used with is : Brass. take. -2 Bk. 3. 17, 12. 72, 14. 21. -II. 1 A. ( vft ) | To go, move. -2 To hurt, kill. -3 Ved. To break to pieces. j ; and-nom.of the thing :? Ki. 9. 35 S^t H. 2. 53 sometimes <sr To ) who like, ftl%4 H. , e; U. (ftm-^ ; Den. P. Ved. I To injure, reject. -3 To fail mis- To harm. -2 Calx of brass. 1 cry, howl, so -earn, yell, shout, roar ( STJ: : ft* to foe. please ( of things to, dat. of the person with gen. of person ftf&sjfr rend. tear, jure. To ( frrfr ; 1. 1 A. $ft!T ) I To shine, look splendid or beautiful, be resplendent; (%, ~ ^rf%T ^r%worfgairr: Si. 6. 46 Ms. 3. 62. -2 To like, be pleased with (said of be agreeable ; persons), VITWI m. sun ; the sun. Si. 9. 17. -2- a 1 HJ m. husband. 1. 'Bright, shining. the -2 Sweet, dainty. -3 Pleased, delighted, -4 Digested, 804 2 P. $T ehining, brilliant, radiant Ch. P. 14 (F* Brigh, ; ; citing appetite. -3 Cordii'l, restorative. r I A kind of yellow pignifpt. -2 N. of a metre gee App. I. O. L. 4 t -3 A -2 Clovea. Saffron. 1 ^ftjnr a. | Pleasiug, agreeable. Tooio. -3 Sweet, dainty. V*T sfle lovely Ac husband. -2 Bright, fti. Rice. I A TT ; A lover, lotio. J5J I. 6 P. < ?ara, *, ) I To break to pieces, destroy R. 9. 63, 12. 73 ; Bk, 4. 43: -2 To pain, injure, disorder, afflict with disense, ( sometimes with pen. ) rreiTW? ^>^r Hrnf\!FRT: Bk. 8. 120. -3 To bend. -II. 10 U. (*nrua-5t ) ; ; Mw To hart, kill. / [ ? jT-iw^ *i zrz. ] I Breaking, fracture. -2 Pain, torment, pang, anguish; arr^STffq' n*i*fcg*ml *3n?r*ywrTmr n S. 3. 4 ; ^srr CTHnarftift M. 3. 2 ; aipr ST^T T^T- f?fv U. 1. ?8. -2 how), rour, scream. -WiTH IT to To weep 5^ bitterly. A /. I noise. Uia 1 ?$%- zw ; radish. deiid. ; cry, weep, lament, mourn, bed tears; fwtr-jrffr fr fiit/pit ijru? 2Turteful, p8lsUt.Je.-J dainty. -4 Stomechic, ex- t, ?f?3 ( ftf^ft, To ) 1 fii wail. err, -3 Grief, 'nun. pain, -2 Sound, affliction. -4 . ^j: A | 2 cbilil A J dog. A ccck. ^"fw, ?f^ rg- . |-^ Up. 2.22] rrf?Tn Dreadful, terrific, frightful, formidable. -2 Great, large. -3 Driving awoy evil. -4 Praiseworthy. ^ 1 N. of agronpof gods, eleven in number, supposed to b inferior mnnifestations of Siva of Sankara, who is said to be the head of the 1 group 5TfiWtHT Bg- sjsrmt ; 10. 23; ^srrtrfrff 4- di.ease rcsaries 3. -1 Sickness, malady, R. 19. 52. -4 Fatigue, toil, effort, trouble. -5 A ewe. -6 Leprosy. ^-Ooxnp. JBJ a. causing pain, lickeniog. (-ti) a illness. iiplBFTr counteraction or treatment of disease, curing, practice of medicine. H^5T a medicine. *lt n. fec*, excrement. *ITHJ% Den. A. | To be sick or ill. -2 To ache, be pained. Vf A. (to*) I. 1 I To strike against, resist. -2 To shine. -3 suffer pain. -II. 10 U. ( nsuft-fr To obitruot, resist, -2 To shine. To ) 1 -3 To speak. P. 1 I. *5 down. strike resist, -3 To ( -II. 1 A. ( To faff strike, 1 ) To oppose. -2 To torment, pain. suffer pain. A cow 4>Ull<M| easily milked, a ^onwft 5fT: 1 P. ( *zf?r ) To qr^lr l.the goddess Dnrga. -2. lins?ed. ft^rr 1. Parvatt. -2. the yellow myrobalan tree. To go. -2 To ) 1 -3 To be lame. -4 To be idle. ^3- a. a cemetery. ^/. /. a mother children. grow, germinate S^fP ' !' -^^ *jrroTr 1 The wife of ilndra, Nof Pftrvatl. -2 Epithet of a girl 11 years old. impeded, Covered. a. ^(Vj^r coloured. Red, red"J Blood. -1 Saffron. [ ?<-ft:<^ ^ | K: 1 The red colour. -2 The planet ' Mara. -Comp. a blood-or$rx; eater ', a demon, an evil spirit. -airijstr; a kind of sirprecious stone. 5jT one of ths five retrograding motions of Murs. arrffft hemorrhage, Tjn^ a. emitting blood. m. a uemon. piles. P- 11,4 ( f^fjR ) To confound, 1 -2 Ved. To suffer violent pain. $ifT ^g ^: 72. N. of the wife of Sugriva. I Tawny. -2 Bright. a. t A kind of deer ; R. 9. 51, -2 A dog. tree. ^Q P. ( sstffi ) To I To hurt, kill, tease, vex. ^5itj a 1 Hurting, disagreeable, displeasing ( as words ). -2 Ved. Bright, white. I. 4 P. ( ? 5Jl3.; rarely ^jf^ 5! ) To be angry, to be vexed or annoyed, be offended a-s^V Bk. 17. 40 rr gj> .. 15. 16, 9.20. -II. IP. ^w ffttT ; ; ; a. | Belonging to or coming from Rudra. -2 Fearful, dreadful. -3 Ved. Uttering prafiT or giving pleasure. *f ; ; m 1 To injure, hurt, kill. -2 To vex, annoy. -3 Ved. To bo offended. Caus: To provoke, engage, ex- Pleasure, delight. U. asperate. mqfo-H ) I arrest, check, prevent To obstruct, stop, oppose, hinder ; im- Tti T^r /. Cg- 4. J'.t. sustain ( . Anger, wrfitb, rage ge R.5. 21 q; ; ; 21 4. jo. /* Angiy, ; -2 To hold from 16.80,l'.i. 20. ; H Ve. 87. 91 g., i -2 Besieged, enclosed, hemmed. -3 Shut up- -4 Kept, detained. -5 Held, withheld, -rt : Maimed, multilnUd. of. ; Obstructed, opposed. destroy. -2 gold. giving birth to eleven . A hfR(llea body, t)unk;<^^t*tw&j> Vftf$|ifvi3 *: U 5. 6 MM. bide, cover, obscure, conceal.-? oppress, torment, afflict exce? Cam. \ To cause to stop, sively. detain, impede, obstruct. -2 To fetter, confine, chain. -3 To oppress, torment, harass. -II 1 P. (ftvrft) To qnicksilrer. resist. -st TTt ; To To ' ; ^sijij 7TT"I^13T : ai^pjrsiwr: wr*(J Mbh. ; Bk. 14. 29. -6 or rmrriJTsnvj . T? fcjl P (taft -5 To oppose, aiTVt the 10. god of love. arrefrB: a cemetery. wrwnT! I the abode of Rudra ', the mountain Kaililga. -2. N. of Benares. -3 a cf. cemetery f5?WtV9T:. n>f: N. of Agni. ^ deiid. steal. K.p. rod, steal; cf- K- iuvest, blockade "^nirt Mn. 4. 17 disturb. t gentle cow. fc H -4 To bind, in. 5Tn7yun(fiJT1T^ TT3f wg3*w>Bi'. 2 6. -5 T<> besiege^ ' ; hun confine; wrrpj ; w^^rr^fr'w'Ti Ku. 2. 26. -2 N. of Siva. -3 Fire. -4 Tho number eleven '. -Oomp. -3isj: a kind of tree. ( -tf ) |. a rcary. -2- the berry or this tree, n.ed for w round, fence or up, prese.ve, falling ) ; provoked. ri%:/. Anger, wroth. 3. 17. A field r. 1 femle messenger Tb threshold of limuan power. of ft -2 A go-between. -3 a door. -4 Snp ?r or battle. S^< iwatrtit To shut ^m^- Me. 10. -3(a) Jock or block up, close up, shut Pr close ; ( with loo., but sometimes with two ace. ) Bk. 6. up, -. : t sk. (ft) To *ur fp>5 ) I To grow, spring up, shoot forth, germinate; ^;f<|inranTt M. 4. Me. 21 ; ftrwfsf} ft1 ; 9T?*$*&: fiHT^t Brtr 2. 87. -2 To grow np, *Tj. be developed, increase. -3 To rise. 805 mount upwards, asetend.-4Tog'-ow ever, heal up ( as a wound ) ftf?r tit;!^ * *tft?ft sri^A Pt. 3. 1 11. -5 To reach to, attain. -Caul. ( mrft-er, Xu>"ia-3 J 1 To cause to grow, ; plant, put in thtigrbund. -2To loise up, elevate. -3 To entrust, devolve upon, commit to the care of ; jjorffgiuWflrsTTs R. 8. 11. -4 To~fix Upon, direct towards, cast at B. 9. 17. -5 To ftx^asten. Detid, ( &- Ciuel, unkind, harsh ft>tnftfr B. 14. 43 it *m*whr V. 3. 20 ; S. 7. 32 Pt. 4. 91. -o Arid, parched up, dry, any object by the senses. -a ; ; 4 a. caught in the act, caught red handed. M^r. Cupid. a^Tgn^T a =r ; courtezm. srran exceedingly beautiful person. yilftj- tho organ which perceives form and colour, the eye. hailot, prostitute, ftsutf^trm: arf^fTW HIToiifti^;^r: U. 2. 14. ( sfrfr means ' to make rough 'soil', b.-muear'j. dreary STT! ; ' 5T: A bdellium. id qisf -Comp. tree. -fw. IJST.., 73TV: a collection of lovely forms; TS: the Sakhota tree. without the addition of S. 2. 9. i-iffi To wish ) to grow <9c. f ^? a. ( At the end of comp. ) Growing or produced in as in aft. ; an> liquid as in ^sftq- ; ^sroi I Making dry or thin. -2 In medic.) A treatment for reducing fat ( of the body 1 a. >- nrrf^>T'i der over. -6 sense which 2. 53 ^tf ^V* t ( here $u lias a iftn^ q. T. ). -8 Popularly accepted, traditional, conventional, popular ( as the meaning of 6 word, or the word itself as is ; TUWH or etymological 5?$i%nThrr: 5i*ff ^TWTW- ' esr^T:; sjm ^giriq ^ 3^qn*% Si. -9 Certain, Obscme. -Ouarp. ascertained. formed a knot 2. 26. 10, 23. ; U. a. a-ftr -10 having WTs/. ; [ Sir-TOT. ] mination. -2 V. I 1. 10. Growth, ger- Birth, prcdnclion. -3 Increase, development, growth, spread. 4 Rise, ascent. -5 Fame, celebrity, notoriety ; Si. 15. 26. -6 A tradition, custom, castomarv or traditional qis, f.tir, 1 ] A ^, ?%, *i^, it is divided into ten positions classes there are eighteen minor ; ; form, beauty, elegance, grace ; divisions o 1. -6 272. 3. *w 3fTr fir *c. -5 Na; tural state or condition, natnre, pro-6 perty, characteristic, essence. ( called it j3*f tra-inr'T'f 26 ; Bh. 2. 20 S. In Rhet. ) Mode, manner. -7 A sign, feature. -8 Kind, eoit,species. -9 An image, a reflected image. -10 Similitude, resemblance. -11 Specimen, type! pattern. -12 An inflected form, the form of a noun or a verb derived timein music. from metaphorical expression. gunjat ). -Comp. ar?5: -ISA tion, trreqr- K. P. U. (-,isi?H) I To be rough or harsh. -2 To b unkind. -3 Ved. To make dry. a. ?W I Bough, harili, not smooth or soft ( as touch, uouad Ac. ); ijTW *l5lf , inflection ( declension or con- ' ' i a particular or Metaphoricl or I -2 Investiga- examination. form or colour)$trq;^u. 1 Having -2 Bodily, corporeal. -3 Embodied. -4 Handsome, beantiful. A pft beautiful woman. : . a. i like. t [^,1-5^] I Appearing -2 Embodied, incarnate ytr "niri Dk. ' ' ' [^-?5^] <sHui drama, play, see^rcrsjf.-ld Acquiring familiarity with aty book by learning it by heart or by frequeut recitation. -17 Cattle. -18 A sound, a word. -19 A knowu quantiA verse. -22 A ty. -20 A beast. -21 name. -23 The white colour. ( ?;q- is of comp. frequently used at the end in the sense of 'formed or composed 'in the form of,' consifttiijg of, having tho apnamely '; of, pearance or colour of,' nqfcw tN wr &o. ). -Ooiap. -wftirwt tnfori the perception of form or colour of figure of srtf: a Sgniativ tional acceptation of a ; *A ; figurative description. word ^q-^- speech corresponding to the English metaphor, in which the upameya is represented as being Identical witb the upamina (T3T(T<JIH>T^i V wai'ft1^'nJt: K. P lO^see ad. loc. for details). -7 A kind of weight( = three jugation ). -13 The number qne, a.u arithmetical unit. -14 An integer. ; arretrsf ) S. D. ; tTJpwTrfr usage $rrr? sfHsfarcustom prevaili over precept '. -7 General prevalence, common cturency. -8 Popular meaning, conven' ?ft Bodily, corpo- as ( presentation. -3 A sign, feature. -4 A kind, species -5 A drama, play, a dramatic composition ;(ont of the two main subdivisions or dramatic com- *ft*^ a. one who hag attained to youth. -$ftf^ a. firm in friendship, of deeprooted friendship g^, tpr^, words &o.). particular coin, a rupee. -*I Form, figure, shape Cat the end of comp.). -2 Any manifestation or re- ; : ^"i^ [ -2 Figurative 5f: ; kinds ^rrrs^a. beautiful. Kirq? real. 1. or of seven, if fM be added ). -3 Any visible object or thing. -4 A handsome form or figure, beautifu, frac- ; Form, tense ); form. ^^jf opposed to the addition of a -< Vaieshikas ) '^SJ'foffTSTsrmfJTT^ ^ Qor> bauty, lovely. STrji*; an owl. an actor. ) -fii^wg exquisiteness of form, elegance. f% ^r 143 ; so g^tr, -2 Form or the quality of 5^; possessed of -. HmrgW: upon. -7To -8 To feign. *"^ "Tl *" ] ft^cr appearance 3llftc^H g3T^ Pt. I. tion to a unit, V To appoint. fignie, ; To settle, fix examine, investigate. ; *Ti R- ( -5 To consider, pon- To ft^i'-HftTfraf'r R. 2. 3. hiving s form or shape. sjiiTtr -2- ; find cut, seek. ; -wrft^a. form, fashion. -2 To represent on the stage, act, gesticulate Tv~^*i f^fciH) S. 1. -3 To mark, observe 4 To carefully, behold, look at. ; 6. as rough. -2 Soiled, I perceiving g visible objects. a*^ inherent property, essence. ma. of the form of, disguised dirt. *Sr,10U. (wft-?., *fa) [ I-^E] I Grown, sprung up, shot forth "geruiinated. -2 Born, produced Mad 1 covered with m. a sculptor. jr a. eye. forio8,digtinguishi ( * A Pole, cave, chasm. The Dftrv.1 grans nt. A plant, tree. ft^m. -^ qn^;, ITf: the ; ^jcif a. [ fsir-jjij ] ; ^ -3 Beautiful. I Beantiful, love- -2 Stamped impressed. J cejSilver. -2 Silver ( or gold ) bearing a stamp, a stamped coin, a rupee. -J Wrought gold. -Oomp. w^i N ly. ; 806 a. of the mountain Kaifasa. master of the micd, tre. : The castor-oil IP. 1. ^ SMff, ( ) To 1 To -2 -2 To toiling Adorned -2 Smeared, -4 covered, overspread. -3 Soiled. Made rough or rupged.-5 Pounded. -6 Perfumed. -7 Inlaid. >^ "^ ind. A vocative particle Gfal p.p. I ; U. 2 To A. (fc*t) To doubt, mi. 1 m. .A ^jar f^RTT K3i: -3 Emptying, loosening, Pt. 1. 11. A (purging. -4 frog- Gold. a Ved. Property left by n. deceased person. tion, as much ; a small poi sr **sTrTI3m- - 3 A r OW) series. -4 Delineation' l^e, rang?, r Wfdrawing ; WW<"T B- wfto ft i- sketch, 17 - . *'3rj S. 6. fttffcltf 13. -5 The first or of the Indian n. prime meridian Lanki to tronomers drawn from Ujjayiot. through Meru and passing -6 Fulness, satisfaction. -7 Deceit, degree of atsrs fraud. -Comp. Mfrf longitude. distance east or west from the first meridian, longiline wran tude of a place. ^'; in formed lines, -um= geometry. striped. the marking mHr down nst, ^ rH'l ; r Den. A. 1 To praise, flatter. -2 To vex, annoy, exasperate. ^gr See t^f. HI* raw i 1 PwgaUve, the lungs, 1 Emptying, puiging. -2 aperient. -3 Emptying emitting the bieato.-i >ee. ,,.. t The. wife of Jamadagti md mother of Paraaurima see sro-2 A kind of medicinal sub; tance. Emission of breath, breutbing means inhaling breaih ', smpendisg breath 'J. -2 ' -2 Ved. 'seed. -3 Progeny, A flow, onr- -4 offspring. Quicksilver. -5 Sin ( mostly Ved. ur n the last senses. ). -Ooinp. m. a father. m>T: the seminal duct or canal. -OOJap. -;-3f r( Sand. offspring or child. .. Semen virile. An A syringe. JR Bnrgative, cathartic. ivlj-^t t RVSO -2 Loosening, biDiuing the breath. -5 livacuuticn. -4 Purging. 6. 43 Me. ; -3 N. of 19. -2 The Rati. (*ft,W) ^1 A. -2 To neigh. 1 To roar ' howl", yell. rTT Koaring, noighing. -r bark at. w 1 Norn. ) iftr, :, ( ^ Gold. Wealth, property, riches. -2 -3 A sound. m. ed power. ^. ( ^ Dvar&kft ; 1 wealthy. this (for a description of mountain, see Si. 4 ^(4 -3 A 1 hole. ). -2 A o> j^y ship. boat, 9T: shaking. Moving, with ready Brazen, made of brass. malady, distemper, infirmity; ness, ) Rich, ) N. of Siva. -2 Saturn. -3 N. of a mountain. near ^.j^. N. of a mountain 1 iit A^ -2 [ S-T ] 1 Semen, sperm. PerfumNectar. -4 -3 Quicksilver. " T: To go, move. " -2 To sound. Contemptible, a. I vile. low, the body. -2 Cruel, a. a Low. I -2 Wicked, -4 Cruel, -2 spot, stain vile. wretch. -3 Miserly. savage. A 1 . Fault, sin. a. Low, A burr, iK: 1 The vile, contemptible. grating sound- -2 -3 Passion, affection. letter 5. To go. ^(^)1 A. (*Hr-lt) 1 -2 To jump, leap. To sound, make ^>r 1 A. (^qa ) 1 a noTse. -2 To low ( as cowa ). ^TO. Ved. lCiackling.-2SuundI A praiaer. -2 A ing loudly. : -3 A M ^r 1 A. ( To leap, jump. I A ) 1 boar. To go, -2 A bambno- cane. -3 A whirl-wind. of conch-shell. ' The movo. -2 citron tree is A kird curative, alleviation or 5rmf: /physician. red arsenic. cure of ft disease, -ftrer a drug. f ^ m. jr fever. *T?t a physician, ft -m. ( ) a physician. ?tira : ( fHn 1 <*- ns a dog Diseased. -2 Mad ). a. Sickly, ill, diseased. Unwholesome, unhealthy. a .Itlnminftticg,enHghtening N. of Siva, -2 A thief. 1 . . a medicine. kine. deruon. - medicinal, -2. the ecienoe the body. of medicine. -*: / <WT tbe consumption. f; ^ T3 a disease. $rr;T3r! a of symptoms a. sr if 1 : The lowing of ... cure ^TTSIJT: ease. . T 3US, sick. afflictod with disease, or alleviation of dis- ^P^a. talker. \^j: Emptying. -3 diminishing. ' B. ; pi ant. Brightness. -2 Buying money, cush transaction. Semen. out, and *V* 1 ?*?r a. (!ft/. ent. ; -Hmf: camphor. Ki, exhalation, especially tbrongbone whicb of the nostrils ( opp. nj* -3 Nitre, salt-petre. K. P. indigo of of linos. fcgnrft N. of the river Narmadl "t5JT 1 Bell-motal. treak, w}*3T, The measure of a line, as a line rama. c ^-. S. 1. 32. -2 The pollen soiled ftr FJ ^, -2 N. of the wife of Balariuna;Si.2. vrw! the 16. -3 A cow. -Oomp. wort N. of Balaplanet Saturn. speak. Dust, an atom of I f- sand Ac. irile, -2 doubt. ; To 1 ) 1 N. of the 27th constellawhich contains thirty -two stars. ask, rtquest. pect. ^p; 1 Suspicion, ow man, an outcast feUHt ( r. 3. srafTSfrf^rfa'ftsrT'TOjTs Mil. ^ tion . ^nj; -2 Smeariug, Decoration. I rf A. (^r^) I To shine. -2 To tremble ( Ved. ). hake, N. of Agni. burst. CTOf cleared. \ smear, adorn, with dust). anoint, cover, overlay (as -II. 10 U. ( (jwsra-ir ) I To tremWe. decorate. Emptied, torse's gallop. oulSgbteninK- -2 -^ agrf enble. -3 Exciting appetite. medicine serving | Hunger. -2 Any lost appeas u tonic or restoring ing, A worker gtimulant, tonic. -3 in glasB or tirtificia' ornament. tite, a The plantain. -4 807 a . (sir *ril] 1 or iff /. ) wi [ The act of raising or setting up. -2 Planting. -3 An arrow ; Si. 19. 120. illu- Enlightening, -2 Bright, rninating, irradiating, splendid, beautiful, lovely, pleasing, Bk. 6. 73. -3 Stomaagreeable chic. -^T; I A stomachic. -2 N. of one -4 A ijgty, &c. sftfte, desire for. -2 -sr The ?ris=f, 1 a Raising bright fir- sky, mament. The citron tree. The bright sky, firmament. -2 A handsome womnn. -3 : A kind of yell aw pigment = m^rr ( v. ) R. 6. 65, 17. 24 ; Si 11. ; -4 A red 51. -5 Dark lotus-flower. Silmali. ^r^sn- Bed arsenic. StWfir a. | Shining, bright. -2 Lovely, beautiful, charming. of hair on a horse's neck. sf A t'ift healing application (said of sores ). iif-irf p. p. 1 Planted, sot up. -2 Erected, raised. -3 Entrusted, decaus. volved on see sive lamentation ^5-1^ ] ] Bright, resplendent, shining, brilliant. -2 Gay, gaily or elegantly dressed, blooming. -3 Exciting appetite. fl^ro, n. Light, splendour, brightness, flame Si. 1. 5. ( To taffi ) despise. Satisfied, : Graining, ^t f. [ ^'t^K. -2 A 1 ] Weeping ; see tear or tears. * [v Ve. V. 1. i ; *t*i: [ 3. 2 Si. 18. 15. *t-^ usually in salt( resting, hindering Stopping, ar- Si. ; 10. 19. -2 Obstruction, stoppage, hindrance, prevention, prohibition, suppression; imn?ffr uftfcTr 32 7 5. fi?tftair S. 7. 15 Y. 2. 220. ; -3 Closing, shutting np, blockade, W yft K. eiego 11. 52. up, blocking sffntffirJTr?e ; A -4 -5 Sprouting, growing. dam, bank. bdir animuls confining, restraint, check &c. tfvr^n. [>(-ing^] embankment, a dam 1 ; A bank, an JriTr t?H!<msr- R. 5. 42 *>gfr [srf?r uffnj V. l. Me. 41. -2 A shore, high bank K. 8. 33.-Oomp. ^r, _,jfr 1. a river. , ; ; ~ a. short especially, 4. 144 ; ; down Ms. ^sj-a rapid river. Stopping, blocking up, obstructing. fte: A kind of tree (= $IH q.v. ) HJ,-H Sin. tj Offence, injury. Bk. -2 The feathers a mark of * -Comp. thrill ( of &o. ? ; 116. fasr 4l- ; surprise horror, horripilation birds. hair &H'. a 83. 1. ot ), tffri- rtflfira.-'rr 8. D. 167. sif^ a with tho hair erect or thrilled with the Luck or -A*.: the hair on joy. upper side of the hand. 4U?fr, 3TT3fw:)-3t/' a line of hair on the the navel abdomen ( above ) fjisr . Dk. - horripilation ; K.U. 7. .77. gq-., a pore of ttie skin. 5;?it, Ki, -S^ tt sheep, 32. 3. Bv. ; exces- ; beer; [n.^? T- 1. 18. An g er ) wrath.rage: yRiTr TffofVi q-^ Bv. 1. 71, an angry ex44. -Oonip. 3tr$r 1 TfaiT a. ( oft/- ) [ $vgT Angry, ] irascible, wrathful, passionate. ot: A A touchstone. -2 Quicksilver. -3 desert soil containing salt. 1 tfrqff a. Enraged, irritated, pro- 05-^] fl* ^ - whisk, ohowrie, 1 Growing, spring- ing up. -2 Rising, ascending. -3 Rid' ing on us in STU^ff?: a lider.' -yj ' ; Rising, height, attiude. -2 The raising of anything ( as of a number from a smaller to a higher denomina1 tion Growth -3 ) development 4 Bad, blossom, shoot. ( fig. ). N. of a mountain act of meant: ing, riding, ascending. -2 Growing over, healing. -3 Proceeding or aris ing from, opnsisting of. -4 Semen virile. -Comp. gn, the sandal tree. Tfaor- [ in ^;*SO Ceylon. ; ijiR^^fftoim'aTi'ir^ra^s: K IMO; ?lT A ; ]~1 hair, 8. ; Hairy ] A voked. body of men and on the bristles or R. Un.4. 150 tr^ff: A o'r 1 The tree in general. iff A creeper. 1 A kind of deer. -2 A reman. -3 A tree. -4 A seed. Born under the asterism Rohiui. -it 1 tf. of Vishnu. -2 N, : ligious ' Ch. bristling of the hair, thrill 'the place ot tha 34. jTiT:/ hair', i. e. the skin, -tga pore ol the skin. *rf3j:, -sV, -ffI/- a Hue of t mir of several plants:^, ; on tue abdomen ( above the nuvtil ); wrsi n^ft T^ a,-Stopping, checking &o. ^TyR: [ ^-53 *i* The plaut ij ] 4 Stopping, Mercury. checking, -2- a rapid river. pi. ). 1 TTS^T Violent weeping, itgsw thrill, 1 ] Water. sr * 1 A kind of )--2 A kind of magnet. rapture, grinding. hole, cavity. ftH^: 1 The city of Rome. -2 A Roman, an inhabitant of Rome ; 1 P. *F% TO" a. ^ ; A fflT; Frequent. %fTPT 51 ^rrrflr $T: baggy, woolly. ram. 2 A hog, boar. a. [ tfftriojr, ^^5 S.2. 6. -2 (Hence) ?35j I The act of erecting, selling up or raising. -2 Planting. -3 Healing. -4 A 1 q planter. hf[*^P^ of the fire arrows of Cupid. -3 N. of several plant-}: arr^vr, *r>r, A ; repetition. Tfr?r a- [ hole) cavity. tfir-:R: ; Mbh. ; ftv the hair, thrill f^j 3frq^ Bg. ing thrill awe inspiiiug ( %%: briotliag of ^<j ; 1. 5if(T if ?fJT20. -?$or a caus- honipiUuion, Y )R5^untJi ; (feitPf O ^fiviiv U. 2; - on the body, Tjv.J 1 thrill. Ruminating, chewing the cud 1 face. A woman with a -2 hidatuuiatioa of the fs?f I A red cow. -2 red throat. A cow in general ; Si. 12.40. -3 N. of the fourth lunar miusion ( containing five stars ) figured by a cart she ; was one of iha several daughters of Duksha and is regarded as tne most favourite consort o tin moon ; 3-0;- <TItS 5)f*I*: 31T3T fri^aft- fVf S. 7. 22. -4 N. of a wifo of Vasudeva and mother of Balarama. -S A young girl in whom menstruation ^ baa just commence*! q-^^qr ^rfgoff. -6 Lightning. -7 Inflammation of the thro.it. -Oomp. __ ; ars-ifr the eighth day in the month of Bhadrapada ( when the moon in in conjunction with Rohlin* ). ^f^ :> _ft_ -irwg-T, *ne moon. *w. |. a ball 808 the moon. 1. the cou- $\ ttellation Rohini figured by a cart m 14- of A 213 5i?fr Pt. 1. = ( ). -$<TI, ->rr: TTfefT '"' flih. /. P - An Red, red-coloured. -2 A fox. -3 as I Tk(f / or rtryofY Red ; w? ruin-how. -Oomp. (<**/)! Bising, growftfift in. N. of seveing. -2 Long, tall. ral trees: ftfrv, *e, aw*r., I frfcsr: A kind of -2 A fish. kind of deer. o. ( *tftf. ) Golden. n N of Pradynmna, son of . Bnkroint. ^ir dity.-2 Hardness, rirynsgs, I RongbnM, - ari barshnen, cruel- 9: 1 An epithet of Indra. -2 A short syllable ( in prosody ). -3 A technical term used by P&nini for the ten tensei and moods ( there being tea lakaras ). 5^ 10 U. -2 To awirffi* ( ) I To taste. 3Sf: I The forehead. -2 An ear of % frnit tree. A kind of bread- The fruit of A cudgel Lao. -2 club, 1 ; tattered lizard. % A. ( ^sgrt, obseirve, see, flnd,peroeive; srr^jsr: V.2; R. 9. 72, yar f?(fT> ^fWT V. To -2 fa-) P- 1 nmk, terize, indicate Ms. ; denote, -3 To define ; salt. ^ To ^q- a. ( wT / hide of Rtiru R. de- ( Made of the -2 Dread- 31. -3 Fraudulent, terrible. ful, I ) 3. ; wild. -3 Addressed to Kudra A kind of salt. =r t 1 A savago. -2 honest. one of the hells Ms. 4. 88. dis- N. of ; OQm as a a. ( oft /. ) Born nnrier Th the Nakshatra Rohini. I or-. sandal tree. -2 The fig tree -3 N. of hymn ). -4 Bringing misfortune, A worshipper of calamitous s(: 1 Rudra. -2 Heat, ardour, warmth, passion, wratb. -3 Th sentiment of wrath or furionsness ; see S. D. 232 or K. P. 4. -4 N. of Yama. -5 ForWinter, if I Wrath, rage. -2 Agni. ^i^T: I A calf. -2 N. of Bala- rlma. -3 The The planet Mercury. -4 if An emerald. planet Saturn. A " kind of deer. ~ midableness, fierceness, savageness. -3 Beat, warmth ; solar beat.-Ooarp. 3J&[ a,, doing dreadful acts, (-n.) a terrible magio rite. epfa a. fright- See ^ft'* A kind of the Robtiha 1 A doe of ft g-ras. kind. -2 A creeper. -3 At kind of ful-looking, terrific. Darv4 grass. Ku. 5. 67 TJH sf^f?J9Tof 8uTT^TTTT^fT^ f? ; mean or signify secondarily, a secondary sense ; ?ur T in 3>Tr- bhish. ; r: II. P. 2. ^ 3t=r >fr5rifV ^nriwrw 2. -5 aim at. -6 ; To To cwnfr 8. consider, regard, think. sand Stf-ar; ] ( /n.*also in TW H9^r 1 One hundred thou- this sense ); g-tjft <*STfVf^ Subbish. ; Y - 3 102. -2 A ^r frana f^ns - ; sre?$T*fr- WT^t fW TffT Mn 1. -3 sign, pretence, token, mark. -4 Show, fraud, disguise a^rgtft ffciafftH Dk. ' feigning sleep '. Oomp. Htfcr; a person poasessing a lac or lacs 15. 4. 3Trf!H o. [ 33^53 ] One hundred thousand. 19. mark, token, sigii, iodio&tion, characteristic, distinctive mark ; ; ; a quality. -4 A definition, accurate, description 3TmUTtoTtn^f5 aT |?--5 A lucky or auspicious mark on the body ( these are considered to be. 32 ); grH%5Tf?Sni?ifar: r5$ \ good or bad Inck ) ar irfjqF^ ar ^r S^^wwn Ko. 5. 73 ^?rp?r r|f; , W^TJir^ " !* S. -7 of ( A- name, designoft at the end Comp. ) ft%rr?roit trsnarr^r Me. 24. -8 Execllance, merit, good 6> 7 ^ o quality as in 3nfreKW r B> ; ; where Ualli. renders it by and quotes Ak. gif. q ( A 47 S. & s^^B^if 'the sign or organ of vinlty'. -2 A symptom ( of a disease ). -3 An attribute, ation, appellation Indicating inq; direotly, expressing secondarily. iW*' charac- H^^n^ffri^ ^hr- 9. 35. Silver. Roiimn <* blood. silver, silver, like Made.of cifr ^ ; A I. 1 N a. TOT A kind of -2 A cloth, a rag. H^r of Bilva wood. mark, butt, aim, target of. era*- A staff ', 5l!fr this tree. j: A wrathful. -2 Fierce,savage, terrible, fJ3t [ wild rice. 5jg?^:, c5J^t 1 ^ ' 2 Caused by silver. > ] tnr o- ( *r-*T/- ) L ** Uudra-Hke irascible, violent, D. obtain. fan Yellowish. co- fire. : ) spise, A kind of deer. 4 A red horse. -5 N. of Harisuhandra's son. -6 A kind of flab. ef I Blood. -2 Saffron. -3 A straight lour. T/- ascetic with a Bilva staff. doe. rtffrdt . The tartar of tbo teeth. Mercury. The 8Un -2 A kind Ved. 1 A red, mare. -2 ' 58; Bloody. '"( S. 47. Bri. JT ( 18. U. 5. 14. 58. ; : ) -* An aim, a scope, 809 -10 A fired rate ( as of dntieg ); Ms. 8. 406.-1I Form, kind, nature. -12 Effect, J3 operation. Guise, occasion. -14 Head, topic, object. -15 subject. < - <**? ) or: N I disguise -Id A 7. -17 Obgsrvation, seeing. of Lakshaana. -2 The line, spot. crane. Pretence, JTOTwrt MM. ; An aim, object. -2Tbe Rbet. ) An indirect application or secondary signification of a word, one of the three powers of a word it igtbus defined: orr I ; ; awiujT P 2 i sym q?Hr K. a^n n: Bhashl P.; aee 8. D. _ 13 also. -3 A goose. -Oomp. arfa^r a. possessed of auspicious marks. 37 r renrr ; mrks a. able to interpreter explain on the body ). a. ill-fated, ( a &g He married JTrmila by whom he had two sons AngadaandChandraketu ]. A gocse A name, an or 1 -1 A mark, sign, token. appellation. -Oonrp. j^. N. of Snraitra,motber of Lakshraapa. n. PS5JT5J a^-m'*^ [ ^RffZQH TT ^qpjfr : 30 ;8. 41, Ki. 11. 18 19. 30 ; Ku. -2 7- 43. a. Serving as a Having good marks. t79T5tH q. I ind i thousands, 3T*rwp.j). rwk- -2 By e. [ in hundreds of large numbers. ^-??] I Seen, ob- served, marked, beheld.-2 Denoted, indicated. -3 Characterized, marked, distinguished. -4 Aimed Denned. -5 -6 Indirectly expressed, hinted at. -7 Inquired examined -8 Considered, reat. indicated, into, garded. ?rer?S> -2 To A 8 U. I To aim at, direct. < Si. 11* R. or auspicious marks, fortunate, lucky. -3 Prosperous, thriving ors 1 The crane. -2 N. of a son of Thursday. a favourite a. 20 1. ; Mai. 9. 25. -3 The chiaf, principal The ora'ne or Slrasa Lakshmaga. wwi / > ( STSTR ). bird. -J N. of 1 Subhftah.'Bh. 3. n riyuulf 64; servable, peroepitble anft _ Bh. 2 lovelines*, grace, charm. Rplendonr 25 U. 6. 24"; MSI. 2 ; Ka 3. 9. -5 49. The goddess of fortane, prosperity and beauty, regarded as the wife of Vishnu. ( She is said to have sprung from the ocean along with the other when it precious things or jewels was churned for nectar by the gods and demons ); yir ' nt" U. H^RTt Indieat. : Ku. -J To be 5. 74, B. 4. 5, 7. 60. known or found traceable out, at. of. ; -7 To be exprssed or denoted in- directly. -8 To be regarded or considered as. %TJ; magical formula recited over weapons. 97 1 An A aim, a butt, mark, target, ed at (fig. also); TWT: BS^ ftr ^ mark aim- W T S. 2. Mu.. 1. 2 qtr qd*l| U. 5. 11 B. 1. 61, 6. 67 Ka. 3. 47, 64 5. 49. -2 A token. -3 The thing defined 1. 39. -6 Royal or sovereign power, dominion ( oft. personified as a wife of the king and regarded as a rival of the queen ) 81 5. also.-4 To be marked or characterized. -5 To be defined- -6 To be aimed . ; ; 11, 9. ; sign, ; ; h Tarka K. 4 An indirect or secondary meaning, that derived R H- 86. 12. 26. -7 The wife of a hero. -8 A pearl. -9 N. of turmeric. -IP Superhuman guise ticularly power. -II N. of the eleventh digit an of the moon. -Oomp. 1 epithet of Vishnu.-2. the mango tree. -3- a prosperous or fortnnate man. 3rflT: I- an epithet of Vishnu. -2. a king. 1%$ the red lotus-flower. mTi an r?5: a kind of palm. ^TTT Si- 8. 35, R. 6. 81. ~6 A one hundred thousand. -Oomp. arr a. the method or order of which is ( indirectly) perceptible, at a dhvani. the 5r^ , -%Vt biting of the eons of Ravana. epithet of Daiaratba by his wife Snmitrl. [ was so much attached his very childhood ready to to He Rama from that be became accompany him during travels, and took no small part the several events that- took bis in place during the fourteen years of Rama's exile. In the war of Lanka he ki|(ed several powerful but demons, parMeghanoda.the mertheroic He wag at first mortally wounded by Meghanada by means of a magical weapon but was restored to life by Snshena means of the medicinal by drugs fetched by Marnti. One day Time to the disguise of a hermit cameto R&ma and said that he who should happen to gee them converse in private should be immediately aban- doned, which was agreed to. Laksbinana on one occasion intruded on their privacy and made the word of his brother true by throwing himself Into the Sarayu; (see R. 15. 92. 95). 102 f^ Vishnu. qfr: 1epithet of Vishnu. -2- a king ; *ni ewrfhmicWT ^13^ K- ! from K. 5JS3TT q. v. ; -5 A pretence, sham, OTr3r trfrV fir * Mk. 3; 3.18; P. 2. ; dis- irsrfS lao, an mark ft- visible road 44. 3^ " feigning sleep. mark. ( -m. ) an arrow. -J. the betel nut tree. -4- the clove N. of tree. <jTt 1- & h'rse. -2Kua and Lava. -J. N. of Cupid or Kama. jsrtf gun a ruby. the ceremony of worshipping Likshmt ( performed by the bridegroom in company with his bride after she has been brought home ). jsrr the worship of Lakhmt performed on the day of new-moon in the month of K4rltika(chiefly by bankers ; ; : 2. 59, 5. 39, 52, 9. -2 ed or recognizable by (with instr. or incomp. ); fnu?'? 8TTr1?>^!WTorr Ku. ; f^MTgt ; nr?rtifr fftrj Ki. 17. 23. 17. -2 Good -3 Success, accomplishment U. 4. 10. -4 Beanty, S. 1. 20 &"-" ^-^ fortane, good luck. fnim ot To be l pot. p. [ j looked at or observed, visible, ob- ] Fortune, prosperity, wealth;; inrror^tKi. 8. 13 ; ?w Possessed 1 fortune, fortnnate, lucky. -2 Wealthy, rich, thriving. -3 Handsome, m. The breadlovely, beautiful, fruit tree. 3^ ^ TV. wj"i [ -4 Definition ; Having marks. -2 Possesoelof good speck, spot; ' point to, refer or allude to; r wftrT Wfai ttffl' S. 7. mark, 64; ; 14. ; v. branding, stigmatizing. J sign, token, chartcteristie r nniocby. A I and traders whose commercial or official year closes on that day ). ; Ki. 13. 27. ftfa /. the 5ff a. hitting the ( irsraffaTpf ). Pi ( WXQt, WWi3 ) To go, move. g^T I. 1. P. (arfU'.ejjr) 1 To adhere or itiok to, cling to, attach to ; ^JTHTTW ^T N. 3. 8 ; . touch, come 3. 2. in contact 'with ' K. 193 oneself ; ; ^tr -2 to 810 Pt. 305 1. ly wsniffc: #<w* ?rarr Pt. l- -6 engage, detain, occupy (one); jjr ; To Pt. 4. shall 'I be detained there for aome days'. -II. 10 To U. (snufet-jf) 1 To taate. -2 obtain. a- t Adhered or clang to. -2 Connected with, attached to. -3 Got, obtained. &yp.p. Adhered or clung 1 tuck, held fast to. JJ ing (as lines). -6 Following closeclosely, impending. -7 Bniy with, ly occupied aboat. -8 Fastened on, directed towards. -9 Ashamed. -10 Auspicious ; ( see 571 ). jp 1 A bard, minstrel. -2 An elephant in rut $ I The point of contact or intersection, the point where the horizon and the ecliptic or the path of -- -2 The point of the which at any given time is planets meet. ecliptic at the horizon or -3 The on the meridian. rising of the sun or of the Subh&sb. . ; tvr vvt HTfr srhrow: Mk. 5. 10. -3 To touch, affect, have an effect on, go home; ftr??ftft ft SI 75 3T^ wi^rf^TTi ?J(5 wift PTT.J Si 9 99. -4 To become united, to meet, cut (as lines). -5 To follow closely, ensue or happen immediate- R. 9. 62. tive -2 Pt. l. ; Short, Little, 253 concise 8 77 "* T ' 9iWi unimportant urar Mu. t. -5 Low, mean, despicable, contom; tible ; Si 9. 23; insignificant, ; Pt. W 106 1. ; Short, (as a vowel in prosody any work ( marriage Ac ). IT? a. tenacious, insisting firmly on anyifanf an auspicious asterism. thing SPTs ( ib str. ) ascensional difference. n ITU? the zodiac. nr?r: auspicious month. gRft /. auspicionsness of the zodiacal signs &u. for the performance of work. any A iur 'y, ban, bondsuiou. Incorrect a. (t bountiful. form of Lovely, TijT^r q.v. handsome, A ttaff, :, BSTs, f?5<7: club, cudgel. "., Bit?! Wind. stick, 3V ?J5 a. ( cot heavy g ; or *j, f. ) | Light, R. ; 11. 12. 80. clever ft a. ".light-handed, clever, dextnronn, export ; R. 9. 63. -2- bit. ^CT -w active, agile. ( skilful archer. Den f5*nft P. 1 an expert or ) To mak* light, lighten ( lit. ); fsT;rr?!g R. (TfnrrwiTr mvr V. 3. 10; 62. -3( a ) To rake light of, slight, despise Ki. 2- 18 ( 1> ) To make Ki. 5. 4 inferior or insignificant 5rr 11. ; ; ; 13. 38. 1 yyfajrj ro. [ OT!fa: wfr\ ft^ J LightnesB, abnence of weight. -2 Li'.tlenesfl, smallness, insignificance. -3 Lightness, levity, lowness or meanness, spirit Jngrmgfyrt ?ff^HT iif5;Hf9r nt fsnihTTnt K. ~4 ; n. \ Pushya, and Agvint. A particular measure of time. -2 Thongbtlessnew, frivolity. -5 The supernatural power of assuming excessive ligetne;s at will, onn of the eight Siddhii q. v fTftg a. Lightest, lowest, very v. ) light &c. ( snperl of Agal'cchnm, or a particular variety of it. ind. I Lightly, meanly, con- light -15 Lovely, handsome, beautiful. -16 Pure, clean. -17 Sapless, pithlegs. -18 Young, younger, Mv. 6. 53 m. N. of the Naksliatras - Llastn, temptuously ; 35 nn 'to ly of, despise, slight' Quickly, swiftly ; 35 ; think lightS. 7. rTfjftitTT mode of expression. ( TfUfT, working actively, jrnr -HS" doing -?rftq a. melting easily. ^rHr(i. agallooham. qf=rgrr the Rocbnna plant. goff, -^i^fT N. of a plant ( Mar. jfrftH ). -qrf^q a. iirsff, a kind of Kaeasily digested. gsn-; damba. innH a. I. pronounced with slight articulation (as a letter). -2. indolent, lazy. *^r, rf?r/a kind of jujube. bumble *r^-j light re- kind of partridge. the leaser root of an equation. jjtT &j a kind of q<7* a radish. fragract root ( ^OTJW ). composed of fewer terms ( ^fr, ; ( -?* {rf% a as the Lighter, lower, very corapar. of ^1 q- v. ). Lightneg-, levity. -2 1 littleness. significance, going quickly ^fg-^rasmall bedstead. a small kind of jfnjtr: wheat. -f%rr, -^cr^, -w^, -f47 a. 1. light-minded, low-hearted, littleminded, mean hearted. -2 frivolous. -J. fickle, unsteady, f^rftsr colocyuth. ^tW: kind of quail ( &tqV) small stoneless grape. ?TWT a &o. S. 4 <* ^frsrsr a. 55^1^ Smallnass, light-bodied. -7; )a gortt. -are a. having a quick birth or origin past. jfifl-.. a 1 1.-2 'risen 3Ttf5T=T, early. '. -Oomp. srrfTT a. eating little, moderate in diet, abstemious. THIf:/. a brief step, auspicious time, the time fixed upon ( by astrologer* &c. ) ai auipicioua for the performance of -U ). -14 Pleasant, gentle. agreeable, desirable low, soft, figure of the twelve zodiacal -wri -7 ; n. %OT< feeble. etched, frivolous. -8 Active, light, S. 2. 5. -9 Swift, nimble, agile quick, rapid ; f%f^ rapidly. day chosen as lucky for the performance of any work. 5rn?t, -3&, W*k, -6 work signs. flin K. trivial, fffk rarir -6 An auspicious or lucky moment. -7 (Hence) A decisive moment, time for action. -Oomp. 3^., _^, -f^W:, -^THT: an auspicious day, a ; - -4 The moment of the snn'e entrance into a zodiacal sign. -5 A planets. -3 ggff^lMjl 78. 9. 33, brief, fTWTT R diminu- small, Si. ; W^i^ a making ill-dono. ; ft ?Fj! y>rr nhrrr Me. 20 ( where the word means 'contemptible' also); tempt, absence of Obacnrity of -3 (a) birth, dignity In- con- unimpirtance, ; Im-nbleness of -4 Dishonour, disrespect ; origin. Pt. 1. 140, 353. -5 Activity, quick* -6 Shortness, brevity. -7 Ease, -8 Thoughtlessness, frivoli-9 Wantonness. ness. facility. ty. To U. 8 cT^f; meanly despise, think of, slight. 1 Despised, condemn-2 Lessened, abbreviated, shortened. -J Reduced in weight f5Hjfr;r;,i. ju> ed, slighted. or importauce. 1 A delicate light carriage ; woman. -2 A Si. 12. 24. A technical term used by ffg^ P4nini to denote the Imperfect tense or its terminations. 5fa r [ 5y*-3ii[ gn =*r ] 1 N. of the capital and residence of Ravanaand with identified the of island Ceylon or the chief town in it according to some Lanka was much larger than the present island of Ceylon, It -was originally built for Malyavat q. v. -2 An unchaste wo; man> a prostitute, -J liar lot. A branch. -4 A kind of grain. -Comp. an equation ). vrirg a. wearing light or pure clothes f*3>nr a. having a quick step, quick-footed. -srra:, ffrT a. I. ill-behaved, low, vile. -2. light, f rivolong. -J.mismanaged, epithet of Hriuia. thot of Hanuraat. side of -7ft: 'lord of Liakl', R&vana or BibhUbanu. i. sjft: 811 he bit of a P. ( gift cftj go lame, limp. 1 bridle. To ) 1 -2 To go. giT: I Lameness. -2 UnioD stioo. -3 A lover, paramour. A. ( aggoci( paramour. lover, A plough. Th cf. ; <*<* affira To spring, leap, go by leaps. -2 To mount upon, ascend; w** =*T<*ft3i &*nr Bk. 15. 32. -t To go beyond, transgress &T& fit gfr>T fwift* N. 5. 4. -4 To fast, U. 1 ft-^ ( fesrrt-^, i I ) ; abstain from food. -5To dry, dry op ( Paras. )-6 To diminib,leBsen. -7 To seize upon, attack, eat op, in- jure 4. To nranrr^Ffo M. qfj*!'* 9T?off ; Cain, or 10 0. ( ^rmlMt ) leap or spring over, go beyond I &ftltp>. p [ 8^-?F ] 1 Lept over, passed over. -2Traversed. -3 Transgressed, violated. -4 Disregarded, insulted, disrespected. -5 Attacked, afflicted seized, 9r^?TFriqrRRr S. ^ IP. cj^ ed. -11. eee frg A 6 I. To mark, see ) To be asham- ( ??3fir ) seem, appear, shine. -2 To cover, conceal ;( according to some 3l*nift ; : attack, seize upon, ii.jnre, hurt ;rnyr rg f^Wl'fitf V. 4 To surpass, outshine, eclipae i: fait. -I , ing. 92. excel, ( ; R. 3. 48. -JO lo cause to I To shine. -12 To soeak. A Ved. fjtrsf a. lator, wrifc, ; R. 11. ; browse. -9 eat, 7 S. ; A . ,. - . ,,... -2 Going by a? ?ft 1 Hir 1 traversing, passing over, going, motion' in general ;^ifhf ifa $TTfr&tr>tri Ubut. I. -3 Mounting, ascending, rising tie to ( Bg also ) 5Tfrc5rJt R. 16. 33 ; i Ku. 5. 2. Subhash. 40 ; Ku. 48. 1 ; ; ; ; a. modest, bashful. or fy/. ) causing ( -w a- arrV?, n shame, shameful, disgraceful, ignominious Pt. 5. 10. 5ri?r a. basiifnl, modest. TT^JT, -?Tf' ~^*f <* shameless, impudent, immodest. ; fi'srrg a. Modest, bashful. -./. the sensitive plant ( also N. of &ft*(irp -p- 1 Modtst, basnful. -2 Ashamed, abashed. A rr present, bribe. 1. 1 P. ( %3tR ) 1 Exceeding, goiug stepping violating, 3f5TT(?^i f*T*f'3*H' beyond, overUangreisiou &o. -6 Disre- destisin?, w jt n garding, contempt, sligbling v. 3 ; M. m^rnrt -II. 10 D. To enpnlttf ) treating sjf9rqrrq^ 3. 22. -7 A ij. An offence, affront, insult. -8 barm, an injury ; us in srrerinffVH q. v. -9 Si. 12. 25 Fisting, abstinence ; the ( Connected with a. appears to mean ' woman', 8. ; ' young pretty handsomo woman'; e.g. a 86 A 5TT: 68 rogue, rascal A jyf: 1 horse.-2 -3 N. of a Raga A see ; dancing boy. -4 N. of a in music. A kind of bird.-2 A curl on the forehead. -3 A sparrow. -4 A kind of musical instrument. -5 A game. -6 Bafflower. -7 An unchaste caste. |f 1 woman. 1 P. (sjRr) To play, spoit, 1 P., 10 P. ( srefa.srcwt ) -II. dally. &r 1. throw, toss. -2 To blame.-3To the tongue. -4 To harast, annoy. -III. 10 0. ( sniT To loll -2 To annoy. caress. a- Beautiful, Prikrita word ) ; handsome ( a see asr. = wr* q. v. 3I* A k!nd ! f 8weetmeat wheat or a r*und bill of sugar, and ). spices rioe-aour, ghee, fa 1 P. I roast, fry. I ; ; rogue, rascal, cheat, Bh. 3. 32 ( where commentators reade sen by H5JW"I ) 5 BW! W%TwSrf&T: 5ffH* ?TinT>3*: Vikr. 8. 6. Bilhapa baa u'aed this word in three more places of the same book, where To blame, ing, capturing {fav*. -5 . ( To injure, ( strike, kill. -2 Togivo.-3To speak. -4 To be strong or powerful. -5 To dwell. -6 To shine. -7 To be mani- in -Oonp robber. some, beautiful, attractive, lovely -$$$ 1 censure, traduce. -2 as A ST2"ff ) 1 ; A Prikrita 335 which appears to be derived from it ) Charming, hand- ; -2 W 64. 3i'fii5%t73B*r wishing to attain or aspire to a high position. '-4 Assaulting, stormi'rtg*>: A blockhead. -2 large cinnamon. 3T<^: ; : -J villain. Shame, 1 ] B53ir Bashful, modest. -2 Embarassed, perplexed. Leaping, jump- fool, defect. 9 modesty ^jmw^t Kn. 3. 7 R. 7. 25 Ksr RH?T Subbish. -J N. of the sensitive plant. -Oomp. 311*^ S. 1 . leaps, tnif A 1 5Rr: fault, white sensitive plant. [ 3S3[ transgressor, vio- offender &o. it terminations, cotton-tree. Bashfulness, -6 To prevent, oppose, stop, wnr T 5TCTM tfrRr avoid, avert ftftj5mhf Subbish. Mk. 6. 2. -7 To 3^ A technical term used by Panini to denote the Present tense or it The wild . Vas. 1 a child. child, prattle. ). T&f^ 6 A. ( BssiJt, sRsra ) To be ashamed, to blush of. 3*3. *rin 'TOT wg ^mfr **r eterit ; P. ( asift )To blame &o.; -III. 10 P. ( ssmft ) 1 To 1 I. fw f * ; 6. g^aft ( l^rsfa To act like cf . a^r. ; d-sregard aPrff ; To beaohiid.-l -J To talk likea -4 To ory. ?J^ 1 P. (az(^) ). ; also in this sense S^^ -8 To lio leaping j HirrBfJ(Wr j?Rw! Mb. ; Ms. 4. 38. -2 To pass over, traverse distance ) ; R. 1. 47. -3 To ( ai mount upon, ascend R. 4. 52. -4 To violate, transgress, disobey ; R. 9 9 ; Y. 2. 187. -5 To offend, insult, disrespect, ' ' mettni it ; of an animal tail where -10 One of the paces of a horse. shprta, sf*r a. 1 To be traversed or passed over, passable. -2 To be violated. -J To be overtaken strm^rft T.3ftfara*nft'm S. 1. 8. -4 To be neglected or disregarded. -5 To be fasted see fjg;. ( cuffi, *lifi>-* ) To To toss upwaids, throw up. -2 speak. ordure. ftg Excrement, modern formaa zrs- London ( f torn French Londre,) tion, probably A fest. <**: [&S.-3??] end of 10 U. a A foot. -2 The lower garment tucked into the waist- band fjsrr 1 1 A ; cf. *-$r -3 A current.-2 Anadulterosa. -3 N. of Lakshmt. -4 Sleep. A tail. prostitute harlot. ing plant ; V. 4 ; ain used as the las ( often B ****nWmember ' 3 7 ' j of vHhvHfh compounds, especially D meanin g 'arm','eyebrow','lghtm g', thmbeauty, tenderness, to denote 813 A c. ness f??rr 64 so i &c.; cf. Kn. 2. S. 3. 15 R. 9. 46. -2 ^S" Me. 47 ; To be able gsrwtTr, srrfj?!rr, ; 3*t73! , ,' ; ; A branch. -3 The creeper called Priymgu. -4 The Ma A whip.-7 string of pearls. -8 A alendej woman. -9 A woman in general. -10 The Dftrvft grass. -Oojnp. 3Tijf&!/. a branch serving as a finger. afcf a flower. ajfsf a kind of cucumber. 3^: a green onion. -ai?ys: an elephant. -MPTST: a particular in of position the hands the upward winding or clijnbing of a creeper. a particular position 85Tt of the hands in dancing. j%*t ^. dancing. musk-creeper. ^., -f a bower surrounded with creep. Ku. 3. 41. era, an arbour f^g-., Wf! a snake. am 1. the Sila tree. -2. the Tala tree. -3. the orange tree. g^. the water-melon.^. N. of Vishnu. JMTT: the tendril of a creeper; R. 2. 8. HT* an arbonr, a bower. jTrSf. coral. a *gj?3>r, -9f<3 ; jfgq-. bower, an arbour. ^ITJ a monkey. Til':/. Bengal madder. *rre^ a shoot, sprout ir an arbour. qc?T:, fW: the coooa-nut tree. %p, a kind of coitus or mode of sexual enjoyment. ^iV^fanfr a kind of embrace. 1 A small creeper. -2 tringof pearls. A kind of lizard. P. in general. 37,3 ( -2 Tc 1 ) To speak, ; [^-w ; TPIflT ^i -3 f5i^a Srtg Talking, &o. fr A kind of Ved. A quail. : 55?r 1 A. (emit, i|, 1 ) gain, acquire ; ; mind' ; born c? Wfrt, %tTjrt, one's consciousness ; STJJT to regain ?5W to be Ki. 5. 43 ; *3T*s*f <7ir to enjoy to get an ea^e, be at ease ; ^ft audience of &c.). Cau. (&>mf^) 1 To cause to get or receive, cause to lake ; Ki. 2. 58. -2 To give, confer or bestow upon; arf^f jin4r RT a^ To cause to suffer. -< To obtain, receive. -5 To find out, discover. Desid. ( fe > ) To wish ^4 ?j*nr dft, alvii, get, ^To c^, obtain, S:. Si. 5 ; 1 f^rq- ^r64. -2 To have, possess, be in possession of. -3 To take, receive. -4 To catch, take or catch hold of B. J. 3. ; -5 To ire. flud, meet with -6 To recover, ; *&*&%,$ 7 To regain. know, learn, perceive, understand * a*i> Bhisha p." e ; Knll. on Ms. 8. 1Q9; ; ! _g SS V. 3. -3 a. ^fi^}- a. -i%T% jyissrw <" educated, learned, one who has attained Obtained, acquired, re- [ 3[-5g^ ] I The act of get1lng,obtaining &o. -2 Ac t of conceiving. fTWs 1 Wealth, riches. -2 One who solicits, a solicitor. tr A rope for tying a horse iTxzr a. ( -m. also a^-^R ). Capable 1^ acquired or obtained, attainable, obtainable to be reached of [ I ] being ; fl H. ; p. [ssij-^jffsr TS] i Got, obtained, acquired. -2 Taken, received. -3 Perceived, apprehended. -4 Obtained as ( by division <&o. A woman whose see qr 5J5band or lover is for i%ffi*r ). secured or got faithless ssj ; hus- perhaps ( is ^^gnrnr U- ^-stf ; ) ThHt which . R. 16. 7. ; opportunity.-!, (anything) that has gained a scope (for work); fjsvTr^rirreff S. 1. -3. one who has ?rr obtained leisure, baing at so a. MfWf fystrgjor. one who has gained a footing or secured a posiM. 1. 17. I. 3-q-jr a. ; torn, produced, sprung Ku. ; wsjft^r ^\^j. 1. 25. -2. one who has got prosperity or elevation p^ft 3iY?V: he owes big rise or eleva^jfn a. on* his desired object. who has a -be- come widely known, famous, cele- got %a^i furnished or provided with. --W5T A : lover, one who has come to h's geuses, restored to consciousness. a. born, pro duced. a. renowned. HIIT^, Greedy, covetous, hankering afterj^rarJTTR&erdfar Rtn. 2. -2 Lustful, libidinous, dissolute, addicted to licentious pleasures. j; A libertine, profligate, rake ( sji in the same sense ). A ?yiT5f n?^ leap, jump, spring. Leaping, jumping. &5.1 A. ( frfli, srisftT ) 1 To hang down, hang from, dangle =Rnr4r SUT ?jir% Mb. -2 To be attached to, stick reat on fyar^ to, hold on to, -?r%?5wr: ffrrr ** Si. 7. 2> irwrsr ^ >rrrt Me. 41 qfiTwm^ ; ; ' ' ' ; ; R. 13. 21 -?i^ celebrated. ^ r5T the loss of has been acquired . ; - !7 5r^ I. leained, wise ^SW ?5?%r [f^ra ; j. P. -2, famous, g attached, to stand up, stand erect; s ; 1. ; -4 To cause to be join. -5 To depress.-WiTH 6- 75. what pynrf?it Tftjr securing or keeping safe what has ben acquired _.j bestowing on a worthy recipient Kull. on Ms. 7. 5fi frsr,-^ a. |. one who hag hit the mark. -2. skilled in the use of missiles. qof a. ^3: paramour. I w*grr$T, -3T*- one who hag found an |. ; ; 8;U.19. 3. -Comp. & BW SWf 1. 3, 4. found 2. 8. tion 88 ; Ku. 5. 18. -2 To be Ku. 1. 40. -3 Fit, suitable, proper. -4 Intelligible. -5 To be K. to get, long for brated. avrtT fififiiTrg f.,jnPr q?3i^ Bh. Tz$mt^ f%T*i T^TTI prepared food. fpifjr ceived. ; 11.2. wise. ' tion to you'. Speech, voice. 26. ; enter into HT>SrT* %afir ^lrq%?r: H. 6. 66 was not impressed on the ; ; said, chattered 4. perfection or his desired object. ryfi'j: /. [ cjw-f%^ ] I Acquisition , gaining, acquirement.-2 ProSt, gain. -3 ( In arith. ) The quotient. ; ' &ft* p.p. Spoken, Mk. ; respecting the learned The senses of aw cording to the noun with which it i. e. ig used conceive JTVT a^ * become pregnant tr^ or srr^q-^ c7F to gain a footing, take a hold on ; see under q% aftrf ?yvr to get a footing, leisure; wail, celebrated 3% t?JTr>. are modified ac- Tysqir ( Hta. Caut. ( frrqint-it ) To cause lament. to talk &c. -WITH 3^ to call out loudly to. c5VT ^r] | speaking. -2 The mouth. or be permitted ( to do a with inf. ) JTjrrf^ ;T <7*1- ) ( admission talk prate, chatter. To whisper 3>qt A thing Mk. 2. 10. 3* a- [ 3^-ait ] I Haiging down, hanging frooj, pendent, dangling Trt=5fTiHffim^it?rt: R- 6. 60, 84 ; Me. 84. -2 Hanging upon, attached renowned, to '9 Great, large. -4 Spacious. -5 813 | A perpendicular. -i.po-latitude, the arc between the pole of any place and the zenith, complement of latitude. -3 A bribe. Long, tail. ct 3^ -Oomp. a. big-bellied, bellied, portly. (-^.) pot- N. of Qanega. | -2- a glutton, -ifa. (fhJt-^-s.) a camel. qfdj-. |. an am. -X a goat. -3- an elephant. -4. a falcon. -5. a demon or Rdkshasa. -gar:, -s^rr,-for the sine of the co-latitude, -grex a. - pot-bellied, portly, . Having fat or protuberant buttocks. fWff: A perpendicular (in I -2 The complement of oo latitude *T*n [ 53 Sg^ *rr J I geom.). latitude, An of Siva. epithet -2 The phlegmatic humour. Having down, depending, descending &c. -2 Fringe. -3 The sf I parallax in longitude ( of the moon). -4 A sort of long necklace. -5 A mode of fighting. e$rr An I Lakshmf. epithet of Durgi. tion ( of the _j Of .p- I Hanging down, pen-2 Suspended. -J Sunk, gone down. -4 Betting on, attached to see -2 Til dis- jjsft an ac- -3 Best, repose. A ^ 53^ move U. I. 1 ( w<sRr-e To ) Mk. 8. 8 *3f?r Bwrw: 4. 28 sraw ?sr t*atf^ strings. Attainment, acquirement. -2 Meeting with -3 Recovery. -4 Gain. -2 Recovery acquirement. ob- got, Improved. -4 Employed, applied. -5 Cherishsd. Spoken to, addressed. A. ! ( arst ) q: [ cft-a*? ] 1 To go, -<J 9 HfK^o; ffWTcSfar =9 f?I I II To desire. -III. 10 U. ( sgrofeHt ) 1 To fondle Mk. 4. 28. -2 To loll the tongue. -3 To desire. ; 365 a. Playful, sportive. -2Loll . 1 -3 Wishing, desirous. -Oomp. = watoa 1 q- T. a. I Playing, sporting. -2 Shaking, flashing, moving about Mil. 5. 5. -} Lolling. -Oomp. f^r; lolling the tongae. -2. savage, fierce. (-frO 1 a dog.-2. a camel. BtT'T a^-Mr [ ] I Sport, play, -2 Lolling the child. -2 The S4!a pleasure, dalliance. I sr, and Piy&la 1 A A ; Kiv. union, hiding. -3 ( in general ) ; fjfr: little 3. I Kadam- the or miserable wo- music ( Mil. Time in ; of A long necklace. -2 A lizard or chameleon. : The 41.2 . ; ness of m ; nd, mental inactivity. An embrace. -12 The supreme -1J The union of -| ] being. song, dance, and T%iT MfHddfQifiT X. 3WrfiT>WWi^ Having a high 157. or hand- !^m (ft/0 1 Beautiful, love- R 1 An ornament for the forehead, an ornament or decoration in general ( m. also in this sense ) ; 373- 3 S. 2 ; Si. 4. 28. -2 Anything the best of its kind. -3 A mark on the forehead. -4 A sign, symbol, mark in general. -S A banner, flag. -6 A row, series, une. -7 A tail. -8 A mane. -9 Eminence, dignity, beauty. -10 A horn. w. A horse. down ohapiet of flowers on the forehead. rfd'f*K " 1 Ac oinament, a decoration. -2 ( Hence ) Anything the best of its kind ; ^^rasrrjT SWsutr' the best or nsr^f fiScirh R. 5. 64 ornament of girlo '. -3 A banner, 4 A sect- rial mark, token, flag. see sign, symbol. -5 A tail ; 1 -2 dallying. sporting, sportive, Playing, Amorous, wanton, voluptuous. "3 Lovely, beautiful, handsome, elegfjfragia^anVfH f * ganl, graceful lfefflhlftw*i ( art*! ) U. 1. 20 ; ; f^niwf? 75, 6. wfoar t 8. ; 46 ; j B f%trra Mil. Me. 32, 15 1. - Ku. 37, 3. -4 Pleasing, 64. fine charming, agreeable, 6 - ; wri'%r> R. 8. 6 ; j ft7j-f$r*T wfrHf^r w9 V. 2. 18. i%arf>Hi?i f^rvr M. 4. Si. 7 -5 Desired. -6 Soft, gentle en 64. -7 Tremulous, trembling. penis. ; ; 3? TV. ] The forehead ; wft ?J7!T sfrf^pffj 5f! WWl H. 1. 21 N. 1. 15. -Oomp. aw: an epithet of Siva. ft? the slope of the foreiigf:, -trhead, the forehead itself. N. of a musical eoate. ; 1- the flat surface of the foreI- a beid. -2. a tiara, fillet. line on the forehead. -2- awrinkltid biow. -3. a coloured sectarial mark on the forehead. &OT l ie Ii& e on the forehead. ftorctf 1 The forehead. -2 A beautiful forehead. ^r . -7 A pause in rnusio. -g Ket, repose. -9 A place of rest, abode, habitat, on stf^r Si. 4. 5T 'having no fixed abode, wandering'. -10 Slack- grsrf^M^gff- ; charming. -2 Having a mark on the forehead marked with a blaze. Wi%> i%5jr 9. T. ly, 19. 39 50. ; q^T ^H ; 55 5. ] A woman tongue. -Oomp. ba tree. Sticking, ; Ku. treea. TO HreR-OTWcKT'TrfHtftWT ftfcrfr Sf. 15. 88. -2 A wanton woman. -3 The man object) f$n5r?<JT ^^jrrfrwrsnwrntirr 5- 2, 7 sqrsTt^T Git. 4. -6 1. 138. ; 5Pf ^tjrorr: move. adherence. -2 Lurking, Fuiion, melting, solution., -4 Dig. appearance, dissolution, extinction destruction universe! destruction ' to be dissolved, or ( sra shining some forehead. - 35*315. -II. is- An ornament worn oo 1 JRT- grr?qt<5^T?WJt Mil. 5. 10 D. or Cuu. (swift-fT, STi&T) 1 To cause to sport or pluy, caress, fondle, coax, dandle ; c?T<7^ 5 rtrt-ll aPrifj>./). I Procured, tained. -2 Given. -3 the sun the forehead. -2 A mark made with sandal or any ottier fragrant powder on the forehead rtril.rl a. ; tongue. fj*rf 1 Attainment, ' ; 139 1 5J*T: U. 6 ; fef^^nrrfri^ftwcr N. The sun. play, ; 1 right overhead '; jrSTOTTflTnTffr: E. 13. 41. -2 ( Henca j Very painful frsreiT about, sport, dally, f rolic; ir*m Mai. ; place of rest, bouso. 1 P. ( sift ) To go, move. 5f a- ( rfgifag ) I- A necklace of seven . ). Adhering, cling- 1 c***[ft-5g soft palate or nvnla. dent. world solved, melted away. tress, a female dancer. ing. The ( 1 ( in astr. ). 3. instrumental music. -Oottp. srett the enn at the destruction of the universe. SIKH: -WRJH : an actor, a dancer. ^rw: the time of destruc- ' dalliance, play. rtrfld'^M a. 1 forehead Burning j or scorching Sport, pas- gracefulness of gait ; any languid or amorous gesture in a woman g^JirriTirTnTl' f^'irwV <7f&w Ki. 10. 52. 9. 79 H^q; S. D. Si. -3 Beauty, grace, charm. -4 Any natime, ; ; ; tural or artless act. -5 Simplicity, iunocence. -Oomp. arn^w a. consisting of graceful gesticulations or anf a. having a acting ; V. 2. 18. V. 2. pretty or amorous meaning ; 14. the 1 -2 Amorous S. nf 3. a. 1. elegantly -2- consisting composed of amorous ; 814 G words. sfq^ an amorous com posiqgrf: a soft or gentle blow. o. excessively beautiful; U. 20. gn? tion. H%W 1. charming 3H&*TT Mftl. 1. 15. ; A I Ionian ( A -2 in general ). wanton woman, -j Mus.k.-4 A form of Durga. -5 N. of various metwe. -Oomp. q^j-wr the fifth day in th* bright half of Avina. H5T3r the seventh day in the bright half of Bhidrapada. 5W I Plucking, ing* -2 Heaping, gathering corn ). -3 A section, piece, [ tt-afi] of Den. P. Towiahfor Lustre, beauty. " I Saltness. salt. -2 Beauty, loveliness, grace. 5Jnf T 3* ] [ <s;Tft *4(3r Mow- 1 ing, cutting, reaping (of^corn &c.). -2 An instrument for mowing, a ; A kind of oreaper *nr?m?Tr 1 A sickle, a reaping in-2 The act of cutting or rf^i'^i': strument. mowing. &c. &o. -5 5rnt, g*, s*r Wool, hair. -6 Sport. -7 A minute division of time ( = the sixth part of a twinkling ). -8 The numerator of a fraction. -9 A degree (in astr.). An quail. ^ ind. w ; ing, a sickle. 10 0. ?j^ To exer- ( 3RWffi-ft ) cise or practise ?-wi[ ] [ B. 6. IT Cloves, 57 ; ; art any ; Sa- -2 Lovely, handSaline taste. -2 The Ine, saltish, briny. art wa 1 of salt water. -J N. of a demon, son of Madha, who was killed by Satrughna ; B. 15. 2, 5, 17. 26. -4 N. of a hell. of 1 Salt, sea-salt. -2 A factitious salt. epithet of -Oomp. > -staqrt an arfatj: the ocean "tf iea-galt. w the ocean anwifo fc?r B. 13. 15 ; V. 1. 17. m. the ocean ; B. 12. 70, 17. 54. ( -n. ) salt salt ; ; water, _om a salt-mine. -2. a receptacle of aalt water, i. e, the sea. -3. ( fig. ) a mine of beauty. STOTt the ocean. TWT |. rocksalt. -2. nitre. 3-5, 1. the ocean. -X the acu of salt water. 3-Ac. the ocean. -* ai^r.. 1 Bv. 81 1. ) Bv. ; ; receive, Bk. 9ft^ ?rgt 14'. -2 Taking, receiving. 1 A qfj cudgel. club or Armed with a ] sentinel, watchman ; of 8itt. . */ ( One who 1 ) is C acquaint- ed with marks or signs. -2 Chtrac- -J Having o se- used in a secondary condary sense, sense ( as a word, as distinguished and i*5H? q. *rr Sf^ff ) ^T K. 4 P. 1, 5j^I. be To wish, desire, long for, (usually with the prepos- eager for ; sition 3?w q. v. ) -II. 10 U. ( amfit- P 2. -4 Expressing -5 or figuratively. inferior. -6 Technical nical term. indirectly Secondary, STJ A tech- > .. : An -2Conver ing to aigus, indicative. ant with, or able to explain or in Wished, desired. actor, a dancer. To IP. flash shine, glitter, P. 10 . ; 1 Qlt. canw To (BTOTft-iO tepret signs. ; 10 ; Amaru. 16; N.22.63. -2 To appear, To embrace. ante, come to light. -J -4 To play, frolic about, skip about, dance. -5 To sound, resound. -Cow. Gloves. np teristio, indicatory. of. Qlt. -Oonrp. 3T /. To Uke, ( srfir ) 93. afiftr- cloves. some. 1. . iifliMR?fln;ffrTc4nwnrW 1. (= A The clove plant 2 P. ] * Bar. OT obtain, take 92, 15. 53. mow- instrument for Loss, destruction. -11 N. of a son of Rama, one of the twins, -12 A kind of 1 Oloves. -2 Nutmeg. little oroft 5?** n K.I. bow. -ff /. A wave, a large wave or billo ? ; ^ofcfiWH : a. L. 40 ; y rrnt 53 ; so &o. =aft*. -10 the other being Eua q. v. He with his brother was brought up by the were sage Vilmtki, and they taught by the poet to repeat his Bfcmayana at assemblies &o. ; ( for the derivation of his name, see B. A ^ : Pt.4. s: A sickle, scythe. a. Sharp, edged. -ft 15. 32). : 3.40. 11; so 301, Utt. to Giving. ; ; To pot a^nKS-'ir ) 55133) The middle of a bow, that part which is grasped. d^r ; ( B. 19. 14. ; salt. sickle, scythe. fragment, bit. -4 A particle, drop, email oft. at the end quantity a little of oomp. in this sense ; grgtftg'g; Me. 21, 70 ; attxrwfS ^frj^ S fc ir B. 13. 20, 6. 57. 16. 66 15. * 97 isnjff Ki. 5. 44 ; with Mush. -Cam. shame . mow( a kind of salt. muscle, shell. %%. a kind urinary disease. -^3?: the salt-sea, the ocean. t^toraft Den. P. To salt, season to shine, A kind of red dye, lac ; ( largely used by women in ancient times as an artlcla or decoration, especially for the soles of the feet and lips ; obtained of. arcsrf ; it is said to be from the cochineal insect and from tree ) ; particular the resin of to dance. grace, adorn. -2 To cause -J To exercise an art. fwwi = em* q. v BfTT [ V*ft, ?-WTt .v ] 1 SaflEron. -2 Turmeric. Ki. 6. 23. -2 The insect which produces the red dye. -Oainp.-wi.-ftr: N.of atrce, ButeaFrondoia. -Tfnf:, imnwthered Lodhra {jftnifT Spittle, saliva. -^>] Played, sportHf^w/'- p- C ed, appeared, manifested, skipping about &c. see a^J.; WffHiT 1 -2 Pus, matter. of the sugap-onne. -4 Saliva. -3 The juice Embraced, clasped. -2 fjftT a. 1 Skilful, skilled. A. $y?5^ l instr. or dyed with ( feel inf. ) Batn. 1 ; Bft, slam shame ( ; ) 1 To be oft. ing to a lac tree. tw , 1 ) dyed with or Belatiug lac. to, -2 Relat- $! ). ( Tfs 1 To be dry or -2 To adoin. -I To suffice, be competent. -4 To gi'e, -5 To ! P 1 A. - ) ( arid. prevent. See arffz*. with fffar* Hfrr^q IT 15. 33. -2 To Bk, lac. a. ( *?r/. 55TW> made of mf Lymph. . ashamed, a. ( to suffice or be src* ) To be competent. equal to, 815 ] I Srnallnes*, r -3 ~2 Levity, lightness. ThoughtlesssneBS, frivolity. -4 Insignificance. -5 Disrespect, contempt, dishonour, degradation H^t c?Tre5fiTftoff sraf&^s runT 9fnr ftp Mo. 3. J4 ; Bg. 2. 35. -6 Quickness, littleness. ; ped, -8 -7Ease, facility. soundness of coititution. rapidity. Health, -9 Activity, dexterity readiness ?WrflM< Versatility sr^aiM*- -10 ; Vikr. 10. 1 ; R 6. 18, so sfrtfyi^wNrft Mil - * bearing the characteristic epithet 84 16. 1 ; ' sfNiJ A -2 A name, an appellation. stigma, a mark of ignominy. -4 The spot on the moon -3 ; 7. 35. -5 A landmark. Vif&tp-p. [St^-^l 1 Marked, dis- Ka. tinguiahed,characteriz?d. -2 Named, called. -3 Decorated. -4 Furnished reasoning ; ( wpjmfsiffrflftssf 55m ), TFRTr ynraT^lf: Tarka. K. -1 1 Shortness of a syllable (in prosody). <&i*&% artn^r [ plough. -2 timber. -3 A ?rer: ] yft I A plough-shaped beam or The palm tree. -4 The membram virile. -5 A kind of flower. -6 A particular appearance of the A moon. -7 kind of timber ( used in houses ). -Comp. ny- a boilding with. its 55TJ m,pl. N. of a country and inhabitants ; ITT ( sreisim: ) ffitH 1 A The ) pole g^gjrr^t one of the of JHJWU or alliteration, the repetition of a word or words in the same sense but in a different application it is thus defined and ruan.-Oomp. five kind* Ma by A tail e. 5^ 2. 31 The membra tn ' wags virile. bis -3 tail A To blame, censure. -2 To '. w^ * g. 3 3=1: 5 K. P. 3Tf: ( pi- ) o. ( f?3fr/. ) (/.also ) ! A 1 5JTg; caress. 10 U. particular style ( OT?J!pr-eO 1 ; To fondle, 1 P. ( 3?nri% ) 1 To distinTo deck, token, chsracteribtio Speaking, A [> (3; zr). ; i l ; ; ' ' ; desire, extreme -2 Asking, solientreaty. -3 Regret, sor- Longing or ardent desire, eageiness. citation, fa* ( sort of ) A A talking. urine. sort of quail. kind 1 Gaining, profit, 92; advantage; ; knowledge, apprehension. -*?*> passing mucous a frrv: ! &?: flow of saliva. -2- a spider, Den. A. To emit salivi t?rrf !' ; Pt. 4, 78. ^/- ) [ Being on or relating to the forehead -2 Arising from or dependent on fate sriftrfg c5Tt?Tf5*ft Udb. -3 Useless low, vile. -4 I Attentive, vigilant. tive servant ( lit. one it what is necessary An An attenwho watches his *-; 1 -3 -Oomp. ^^- profltable,advantngeous. of desire gain, avarice, covetonsness. f&cg a. 1. greedy, covetous. -2. desirous of gain. fpjcffr iin, profit. to be done idler, a careless or useless A ) -2 person. kind of embrace. * gourd. 5ftr?!i?5T*r 7. 34, 11. -2 GHn> 9. master's countenance and learns by obtaining, acquirement, acquisition; R- 12. 38 2 3-?: a spider. Tho forehead. A : R. 8. 87. sit] Saliva, -Oonrp. HT: N. , spittle; Bh of a hell. ; -2 enigma or riddle. ] ; ). ; Y. 2. 259. -3 Enjoyment, BS. -4 Capture, conquest. -5 Perception, mark, T*ts?rri<s5 | fora?r ( r^r ) R. 3. oft. at 53 U 4. 20; Mv. 1. 18 the end of comp. in the sense of marked with ', characterized by absorbed in f^rSWIWH G". li wi = SlWffT q. v. g-TfT &c. below. of, 5frsf>, lnte< 2. mark ; ] Chattering, prating. 10 guish, mark, characterize.-2 decorate. ; . Taking, receiving. - roast, fry. ; after o- ( cf 3^. rr^j 10, Ardently longing 1 desirous of, hankering miiiHKTMgri K. 14 f^TR*- for, eagerly Relating to the -2 To blame, censure. -3 To ape. raFtantmilfar 42. o- auce. of composition ; see S. D.629. -2 N. of aPrikrita dialect; see K&v. 1.35. ; Parched for fried grain X * ) 3mf%*5=5rT(7i3 2. 8. Latas. [OT5-3T^] Wetted grain. 3T3n Bh. row. -4 The longing of a pregnant An unchaste woman -2 ; ffMfT woman granary. A monkey, an "* 1 ?n^H g*rrro or JIW ; 1 Bh. 1 g- Caressing, fondling, coaxing over-inFriW'* *o. -2 Indulging, dnlgence, fondling too much ; . uata: p. Taken, received. I of sort ^ [ SW-5J^ ] poiaonons mouse. ; illustrated throw, toss ] A n: caressing. ^R<7tWHT!rt Kn. 7. 56, Si. 4. 6. -2 Taking pleasure in, devoted to, fond virile. ?T Fondling, ) (few/-) Fondling, coax- ^Tra^T ing, A I -2 Mernbrum tail. / sfr ( -4 Childish language. -5 A learned ?: Belonging to a ssf Tartar (for Biirfr-frr of a plough. ^IW^ coaxing. 169 10. M a- ( *ft/- ) ness, lewdness. 8. D. king of the Ltttas. -2 Old, worn out, or shabby clothes, ornaments &c. -3 Clothes in general. t?r?3f^'lH ploughshare. gtHrN> ) lustful- 7 m4"i the pole plonhman, peasant. jf^ri of a plough. v?3f: N. of Balar&ma. plough. artrfS^ m. [ arrenrwrtlfT ?ft ] IN. of Balarama ; WTTfrs'sft fgiftf*rr <5tT#T Tl: frtt Me. 49. -2 The cocoa nut tree. -3 A snake. cjtTf5r The cocoa-nut tree. mwfs ( ; ; nance with the principle of economy of nature and involves simplicity of a parti- root of Lascivious ness, (jHfiij- stain, ; Brevity, conciseness (of expression); an explanation which fe in conso- The cnlar fragrant grass buffalo. g?T A jesting reply. ^rf%fT^ P 1 Creeoed fondled, coaxed, indulged. -2 Sedused. -3 , Loved, desired. Jr Pleasiwe, love, joy. wrfea?)! A fondling or pet, little favourite. OT%?fr fafem TT^! darling, 1 Love- sweetliness, charm, beauty, grace, Udb. -2 Amorness; (j ft*: 7f wrfef't ous gestures. m A - seducer. A wanton woman, 816 A kind of necklace. A , dancer, an dancing actor. paint, noun girl. variegate. ) -2 To according to its inflect ( a gender. . Cutting, lopping, catting off f^rt R. 13. 43. -2 Plucking, g' ; -3 Cutting down, gathering. Bk. destroying; Cutting. -1 3tWT' ! A quail cotter, divider. -2 Mk. -1 A quail ; /. -2 fl [8 ) Salted, dregged with alt. (*ft/. ) [c*?8t tfrr Salted, dressed with salt. -2 beanti Dealing in sit. -1 a. CTVrSta anr ] I raft 8ae ejy ^. ffWTr 1 A nit, the egg of a louse. -2 A very minu'e measure of weight ( tud to be rqnal to 4 or 8 tranrenu* ) snwUlTft Kr=ft if^ra wft tsii ffiwr ^5T <jft>n^T: 133 8. Ms. wN* <" ; ItegffiWtrerr i see ; Y. 1. 362 also. - Lovely,^ fjfa?^* gtT'fftsjgrfrfnl, charming mrh*tiwfts!r*?iT%* Si. 10. 38. ; ( where also mefna it A fit ) -2 Beaut), Tfirr t$r*4 13 ; 18 7. *rr P. ( charm ; S. 6. thus defined in IB O" BT*vre^ engrave a. N. 22. 54 Jtjrffcf SRT or Y. Z. 87, S. 7. 5 ; wr^T J^f^T^T Mai. 5. 10. -2 To sketch, draw, portray, delineate, paint 7 Git. Me. 48 [ sffr/. ) I ] f sporting, gkipping about, r anoe, wanton Covetong, 80; Ku. 85, .. Dalli- -J Dancing ag broth. . -2 gporting. Playing, frolicking, w Moving hither and thither. 1 -2 A peacock. -3 Ems A room -4 N. of Siva. A dance. bracing. n the top of a building, turret. ? 10 A -3 dame kind of dramatic performance. ; a Dancing vrp&t 9HT 3T?ing*r [ c?^-"!?t ] srrf*r 1 ...*r*t ftTT*> WJT Bv. 4. 42 ; ; B. 16. -2 A dance accompanied witb singing and instrumental music. -S 14. A dance in ; \m\ ID logic )The hetu or ( middle term in a gyllogigm particularly the assertion of the httu's being found in the crt? or miaorterrn coupled with ths statement of the ; oonooutitanoe between it is and tha mvjor term thug denied :-mr[%5rwrr 1 ; such as (rftl, fttftr, PI*tf &c. ) which serve to fie the meaning of a word in any particular passage e. g. ( 11. -3 TO scratch, scrape, 9rW f&Ki. 8. 14 ; rub, Vt^ w f%f%(% tter ^rsTTTf warffrr 3^ 15. 22. -4 female. fjfcsr* [ f55^-iprr ing, ing. which the emotions of bv means of love are represented vnrioun gesticulations find attitudes Writ- 1 53?. ] inscribing. -2 Drawing, paint-3 Scratching. -4 A written document, a^writiug or manuscript. P- [ fo>T*> ] Written, nc. painted, scratched &o.; lee f%w. N. of a writer on law ( mentioned A writing, (f | along with $* ). document. -2 Any book or composi- tion. of. A nit, the egg of a louse : f^Stjf. l p 1 A wanton or nncbaute woman. OTfT a guise, disguise, a deceptive badge ; f^trgf: tffaftfSm The image of a god, an idol. -12 One of the relations or indications ; f^Tjar: A female dancer. dancer. -2 A I A female harlot, 6. ; ; 30r-2 6. sport. Jumping, dancing by women. ~4 Soup, practised s^TfrffStf ;$ 14. 71; Mg. 8. 25, 252. -2 A false or un- ; iufftift Jm*rsr: the head. n. f^^ A - i^wiS ( deer. The ) To -2 A go, move. fool, blook- heart. term used by Panini to denote he Potential and Benedictive ruoois or their terminations ( the technical two moods being dis- tinguished as Ri^rav and 3?i5i1f^? ). I. 1 P. ( feVft. fsRrd )To go, fijPH move. -II. 10 D ( f^nuft ^ ) I To word jrprar. re- the msaning of ir^cnsT to Kami'; see K. P. 2 and commentary ad. loe. -13 ( la Ved&nta phii.) The subtle f ra ne or body, the indestructible, original of tha gross or stricts 1 boiy of. s*-P5 Hf^f^ ^B. gif- ; ; greedy, avaricious grren ; To lance, ncarify.-S Co touch, graze. -6 To peek ( as a bird ). -7 To make smooth. -8 To unite sexually witb a buffalo. ( draw a inscribe, fvff r^arft^sr^ Bk. A To > fM^ai 3. Mi gad ha. . l3f*ff ) 3n%%S ; ?mt ftwf ftf^ tear up: : ; this hetu Lovely, of a district near N. : fem, down, write, write , 30 1. evidence. -5 Udb.; Sabdak: gwRS'jaTijr'n ) srfftHtfJT T^tS am"'"ffrNft of a 9fi3r* the private property married woman given to her at her marriage by her father or mother-inlaw. 3T5'"fflV, fo^ 6 V. 4 " invariable i%r%ffarf ctWT handsome. nit. : JW **S loveliness, ( ; A line, salt-vessel, gilt-cellar. BHr ( OTTO faflrat ' a galt-tnerohant gait-merchant. flfr A ' A mark, sign, 1 fisjn [ f&X-sni ] token, an emblem, a bidge, symbol, distinguishing mark, characteristic; B. 8. 16 ; A 4. (oft Salt. I I A Equality. -5 -S End. -4 loss. 1 A ^TTOTO. sn[ *i bracelet. reaper, gatherer. ?t fSnreiTj f%: killing, 87. 6. Destr notion, Fatigue. -1 I ; stain. ; ( that which is {evolved out of a priiteelf becomes a pro- mary cause and ducer. ) -Oomp. OT the glang pethe laws of grammatical gender. ST^TT the worship of Siva as a linga. %?:, -fiftt the MaHHH nis. subtle'f rame or body ; aee f?fr ( 13 ) above. qri?^ a. wearing a badge. srWt 1. loss of the characteristic marks. -2- lotig of pinis. -3. loss of vision, a particular disease of the irrft& the finding out or eye. consideration of a sign or characteristic is ( in logic ) a sign of ; fire ); ( e. as g that smoke Tf|r T* qi ga. I^TST a. male organ. der. ^f% causing erection of the ft'nf'r: change of gen- a. hypocritical, ffa; a 817 religions hypocrite. fcft the bate or pedestal of a f: a religilinga. ons student. f%lHI>: The KupHtha a fiijpra; a mark ( also tached to fafftfo ). Linga (as a Jangama), [fgirwuwift] 1 Having scribing. See a. -2 Characterized by. -3 Wearing Hie marks or badges of, >. or sign. having the appearance of, disguised as, hypocritical, wearing false badges ( at the end of com p. ); r Ki. 1. I ; so anjflSft'f^- -4 Furnished with a linga. -S Having a right to wear signs or badges. -6 ponds with Pt. 4. 39. A poisoned arrow. A f&RT, fofiteT the minute, sixtieth part of a degree. , L of getting or regaining -2 Desire in general. Bv, ; 125* 1. Desirous of getting &o- a. - The subject of a proposition. A : its A terminations. technical term in gramfor nominal $FTp. stuck to. -2 Larking, hid, concealed. -3 Resting or reclining on ; 8. 6. 16. -4 Melted, dissolved ; Mai. 5. 10. -5 Completely absorbed or swallowed up in, intimately nnited with ; ;rcrt tflWT *rt;fif. -6 Devoted or given up to. -7 Disappeared, vanished ; e aft ). ( m\ A nit sift i-T_ft Play, sport, pastime, di ver ff'n q ion, pleasure, amusement oft. Ku. 5, 19 'ft j^#t3irfqr TT used as the first member of comp. Sitmfi*! ftwrgff: &c. -2 Amorous pastime, wanton, amorous or B. playful sport TreSj^TWrtf^: 4. 22 5. 70 7. 7 g*qr>r ] 1 The -2 An citron or lime tree. A ass. citron or lime. ; P. (wsrft) 1 f^j ( ft- To an- To go, -11. 4 move. -2 To hurt see R^. D- ( ft{irft4l ) To become small, be ; TI (Bfaft-itfeiT) 1 besmear f&Tftnr srwl* -2 To cover, over3. 48. -3 To stain, pol- noint, smear, ir[f^ Mk, spread ; ; 1. 34. SI. r> lute, defile, taint, contaminate ; ^T(tf^ fT fi%Cqn Pt. 4. 64 !f jfj 3T 106. -4 f o inflame, kindle *iirf3r- ; sense Become f^re p- p. f& Smearing, anointing. II An : actor, a dancer. ters, alphabet letters, U. 1 w t Bv. -4 The . i 99 ; 38 Ki. 5. 12. Si. art of writing. -5 A writing us a letter, document, manuscript Ac. ); s ; lick up, taste, sip, lap ; N. 2. * ] Licked, cftr p. f. [ fe^-MlH^ eaten Ac. ; see i%^sapped, tasted, I. 1 H. ( aifr ) To melt, disTo ' solve. -II. 9 P. (fofrft ) adhere. -2 To melt, usually with it. 4 A. ( tftf, SH ) > To 8tick to M. 3. adhere or firmly to, cling To lie 5. -2 To clasp, embrace. -3 ; t7c7rsrT3rT*T jftmfif N. 1. 15, -6 Pamtiug, drawing. -Oomp. 103 Katn. 1. ^T5r B. 26 ( ii., (** 7. 21 ^r., To ; facility, mete 16 Bv - air, 6. gf Wc?tftiW**Kftwr GH. 6, B. 6. 1 ; -6 Pretence, disguise, dUsimnlation, sham as; rfterffgsT^B'RyrH?: Ac. -Oomp. 3( MT )r|tTt -f, -??, 16. 71. n. a pleasure-house; B. 8. 95. a having a. graceful sportively limbs. handsome. , , 4o. ' toy-lotus,' a lotus-flower held in the hand as a plaything R. wwnirt Me. 65, Kn. 6. 84. 6. 13 the descent (of Vishnu) oa the earth ; ; for amusement. -^UM 1 a pleasure' Sa 10 * 1. 5 f Ku, ; 9 Bk. 18. 13 ; Ki. 5. 26. -4 be dissolved, melt away. -5 To 3. 138. 6. i of gods, garden. -2- the garden sportive Indra's paradise. sffTf: sham or feigned quarquarrel', a rtnTTt ) ; rfhi S. ; -^ Ease ; 40. 99, 100. ; an- i ) in by ; 1 1. -2 To f tfacfte To lick ;R.3. 28 ;18.46. ( tfm mien; T: tfirf^ irHf^: 72 ' appearing like Pinakin*. -5 Beauty, charm, grace semblance, ? Wfiwt K. P. 19 lark, hide, cover . ( fi (git, dwell or rest on, recline, stay or ; : explained child's play ; #rey -III. Anointing, smearing. -2 Writing, hand- writing. -3 The written charac- Me. 35 ; thus is 3?isf small, lessened, & 6. 22. 24 8. Si. this decreased. 2 U.( ; ; . Ved. Slimy, aippery see fojr. ; eft-*?, f&t' t decreased. a. Clung or ] 1 5ft-*> [ l>- to, ; mar used by Panini verbs. ; ). ; feR A technical term In grammar used by Panini to denote the Perfect f^Tg 70 ; libertine, lecher. dress of a religions student. tense or = I. 3. ; lustful. a. Libidinous, -7 the supreme being ( as the snstainer of linga. ). -8 The cause or source. -9 N. of a Saivasect. -Oomp. fat the cfwrfH-^, Bicwfa-^ ) To melt, dissolve, liquefy. (The form TIT^ is nsd in the sense of ' to cause to be honoured' ; honour', of P. ^rrf5^T?r% gprfiftT^fif TV. ing. A ( SJiiirft- %, smufa-it, scribe, writer, copyist. Smearing, anointing, cover : -7 To 4 (Jit. Caus. vanish, disappear. adhered -2 A worshipper of Siva's 3 A hypocrite, pretending devotee, pseudo-aseetic. - An elephant. -5 ( In logic ) That which possesses the linga or middle term ; ' the familiar '. =)t|r is the Ttf'rn^in instance T^ffr^gj'^pj ^*n^. o" (Hence) linga. I -J Poisoned, envenomed (as an arrow). -4 Eaten. -5 United, joined. corres- inward character. -7 m. 1 A reHaving a subtle body. ligious student, Brahraana ascetic ; his Anointed, covered. -2 [f&S-^] smeared, besmeared, : ; ' foft. Stained, soiled, polluted, defiled. f&trert One whose outward form writer, 3fTT viscons. -6 To sticky or be abaorbad in, be devoted or at- y a. one who can write. rvtKt the art of writing or tran- Having various sexes or genders. -3 Wearing be . scribe. tree. Having marks. -2 1 a plasterer, white-washer, mason. I -2. a writer, scribe. -J an engraver 12, of. woTJl*3J. ^3? o. port; Ku. 1. 47. nrif ively charming ; a sportive dance wgTi a sham rnt mer man, a man in disguise. rel 818 sion, sport. /.diveran instrument like *;qt rfft: Indra's tbnnder bolt .-trnft a pleasure tank. for gfft a parrot kept to be effected pleasure. qiHT with ease, easy of accomplishment. rfhwrtS-ft Den, U. To sport, divMt oneself. play, amusement, cSnyrftft Play, sport, pleasure. charming or handsome woman. -2 An amorous or wanton woman. -3 N. of Dnrga. -4 N. of a well-known ^mathematical work by Bbiskara charya. -5 If of the wife of the . demon Maya. term used ^technical by Pinini to express the dropping or disappearance of affixes. g^. A term used by technical Plnini to denote the Aorist or terminations. its 1 P. ( fjwfe,' tfto ) I To To tear off, Flacking out. -2 Drop- 1 ping oat. i"5?t g?ri|? a. also rt ), A. (tJfr)l To 1 oppose. -2 To shine. -3 To suffer pain. -II. 10 U. (efrnrrtiH ) speak. -2 To shine. 35^ tzfi, ( 1 ) -III. To wallow on the ground of To take way, rob, plunder haps for g^ or 3? A 1, roll, g-^. ; -2 per- ( am ; term used by 2. I P. To r*ft ) ( -II. 1 A. ( strike, ateD ) 1 To on the ground. -2 To go, move. -t To resist, oppose. -III. 10 U. (Srzuft-*) To rob, plunder. -IV. 6 P. ( g3ft ) 1 To roll about, roll on the groand, wallow, welter, move to and roll HftT(J7nt ; H. 2. 68 r*rar ^1P. 35*Ts [ & -15 -J To plun- [s*-*S?t.] moving lo and Holing, wallow- fro. Rolled down, rolling or wallowing on the groand. . To ( ft / Plundering, robbing, 10 U- plan. ( der, rob, pillage A round: MS or ball. fjQjiT 1 -2 Proper conduct. ^^r Proper or becoming con- -3 To Inst. allnre, attract; entice, seduce , ;)*TOlrra?T! J*S*>tjR. 19. 26. -4 -2 To P To ' ) suffer * trikc i pain, be jnar ) I To congo;I. found, perplex. -2 To be perplf x ed or confounded. -3 To be sup( 1 ] Greedy, co- -2 Deeiious of, greedy of;asin vnrgm, longing for, nr: ria*tr, gorgssr &c. hunter. -2 A libertine, lecher. in & f disorder, disturb. 3=** P- P- [ 1-^ vetous, avaricious. A 1 . 4 1 ( siinrrti-^ ) ; duct. hurt, kill. afflicted Caut. greedy, cause to long for, produce or excite desire for SI* Wf ahrtJi Bk. 5. 48. -2 To To derange, -2 A crow. robber. pillaging. %$; Smwwrsoii A 1 covet, long for, desire with dat. or loo. ) awrfo n^T gg^ 1117. -2 To allure, entice. -J To be bewildered or perplexed, excite -2 Bobbing, plundering. I hunter, ; 517- -2 A covetous 61. 2. fowler A l or greedy man. -3 A libertine. -4 The star Sinus. -5 The hinder part. ^Vintp-P- Perplexed, disturbed. gftlP, 10 U. (g^fr, ^-ff) To torment, harass. A j&f^OT kind of musical instru- pressed or destroyed. -II. 6 D. (g ment. destroy, injure N. 4. 105. about, move to and fro, toss about j gfija Ji% fl^Tf^V ^TO& Ki18. 6; Si. 3. 72, 10. 36. -2 To shake, gqRr atgwrf ; v^m ^fc -2 To take away, plunder. -3 To pounce upon. -4 To elide, of, deprive Pan. ; g*q ) 1 eagerly 1.11. ^5T 6 I. To make violated . P. To bewilder, confound, perplex. -II. 4 P. ( gwnt, 55 go astray. SfSO [ promise, faithless, irjavr a. deprived of reason. -2 To robber, his perfidious. A resist. A ] who one a. iift^T has broken Plundering, robbing, stealing; *rf?T S?JT 6J* $STTr ajrrrrrf^Tr Jrgofhrift Vikr. JJS* ; Amaru 100 176; Bk. 14.64 -J To agimove, stir. gsw -6 To rob, plunder. ^ Ms. ing, neral rites. (*ft) ITogo. rob, cause suppress, 2. tate, Jf^fninr ( fig. ; stir up, agitate, set in motion. To be idle. -4 To be lame. -5 seize, ; 7 tilt- Bv. Stealing ) plundering r%;T5r^Tn v: 1 A thief. -2 950T B. B. 6. P- technical knock down. fro omitted; see E. P. 10 under HimfS[fT TRuj(uii jffcJsrefV ). Plnini to denote the First or Periphrastic Future or its terminations. gg ssr/. ( robbing, K. P. 10 resist, repel, syjr dis- Robbing. -2 Rolling. 1 Robbed, or elliptical simile, t. e. an upama in which one, two, or even three of the four requisites of a simile are Rolling. placking out. gfrmp-P- 1 Peeled. -2 Plucked, plncked out, torn off. To -2 To rob, plunder, steal. regard, despise. 1 1 ) lame or crippeld. -4 To be idle or lazy. -II. 1 P., 10 U. ( gurieHt ) I **. -g ** Peeling, g$I. gift derer, thief. pluck, pall, peel, pare.-} plnck or poll oat. gXA ( To adhere. -2 To cover. $% I. IP. (gzft) ITo go.-2 To steal, rob, plunder. -J To be 1 crow. A ind. 4 P. 6 P. vw Lost, plundered. -4 Dropped, elided, disappeared ( in gram. ) -5 Omitted, neglected. -6 Obsolete, disused, out Stolen property, of use ; see gr. TTr A mutilated booty. -Oomp. ; Si. 11. 8, 19. 69. -II. 2 lated, injured, destroyed. deprived of ; R. 14. 56. -3 ; ( Broken, 1 IJH P- P- [ gl-l= ] I. 33- agitate, To ci\gf*3 a. 1 Sportive, playful. -2 A 1 rfr graceful. Beautrfal, g^j 1 P. ( arft ) To stir, Caul. chum, disturb. ?r ) To stir, churn, agitate used with ft in the same sense ) absenoe- sport or play, child's play, of the least effort {& ( ; ) to 9. 211. To be broken 1 be lost disappear. ; iff -2 To * *rrft or r gcirbe elided or lost, to disappear (in gram.). -Caui. smffi-3 ) 1 To break, violate, infringe, offend against. -2 To omit, neglect. -3 To cause to swerve 3$ 1 P- ( BI3, gftn ) 1 To roll, roll stir, agitate, make tremulous, discrush ; -3 To press down, see gf^jt below -- Cau*. ( t turb. To shake, stir up ; A buffalo Si. 9. 4. grw qstf *, [ ; ( Deiid, ( ggctrft, or gatfitjffi ) ; /r Ig^f] ' Shaken, Ptossedabout, moved to and fro, tre- mulous, waving ; gr,it*t'rrfHPl'*rii* It. 16. 34' 819 -2 Disturbed, 59. "rt^t Ve. JTgsrr: dishevelled ed, 15. touched 1 ( 1 . . ; -3 Disarrang- as hair ) Rs. ; 4. -4 Pressed down, crashed, injured ; S. 3 26. -5 Pressing on, touching arefirgfrfdvinviaHK ( wracWOT ) S. 3. 13. -6 Fatigued, droop; nauerved ing, ; U. ( ai'l+IH ) 24 1. >'* one in charge of writing letters, the secretary ( of & srift a kind of palm king &c. ) tree. 3tY*T: N. of Indra. -q-^, an epistle, a letter, writ- SW57: [l%^ ; Mil. 1. -7 Elegant, ^ gfoaWsf* Bk. ; P. 5^1 6, 4. 2. 3. 15, "1^1 A 1 5JTT ^ n elephant in rut. 1 P. ( wsj^ ) To covet, ar<35T o. : ^ or long for -ff cf . 55^. ; deaid. g^TFf-?> ; desire To ) 1 lop, clip, sever, divide, pluck, cnt, reap, KIKH-imgather ( flowers &c. ) Srrar fWrsrW: B.^3. 59 ; 7. 45, 12. 43 ; jifiHdHi^ jj^tfij f?T Si. 1. 51 ; ; 187; 1. Kn. 61 3. Bk. 9. ; -2 To cut 8. off, annihilate completely, destroy rfYenMrfn"ininial*T rer Bk. 2. 53. -WiTH arr to pluck ( gently ) Kn. 2. 41. f^n to cnt, lop or pluck off ; ; sfj- ( ^T: ^ [fet^] tering, 3. 5. fT [ -Oomp. ant. wfe^f: jasmine. spider, cobweb. a jrg: -2 An -3 Grazing, touching. Attenuating, making thin or emaciated. -5 Cutting or making incisions (in surgery). -6 Scripture .-7 An instrument for scraping. -8 A kind of birch-tree. -9 A palm-leaf sTr 1 A pen, ( for writing upon ). -4 HTO? apparatus. A [ w-w Out, I ] lopped, levered, cnt off. -2 Plucked, gathered ( flowers 4c. ) -3 Destroyed -4 Bitten, nibbled at. -5 Wounded. . r A a. Cat, out , division ; divided. ojp 1 A wound. -2 Sort, species. -3 An animal. tj^r [5-^] A tail. -Oomp. ftw : an ', having poison in the tail animal that itings with its tail. I. 1 3T^ P. corate. -II. hart, ( $ro ) U. ( 10. injure. -2 To To 3-37 adorn, de- ^nrRf-* ) I To rob, plunder, Pinini mood denote the to or term used by teachnfcal ita A Conditional terminations. term used by Panim to denote the Second or Simpie Future or its terminations. ^g? ^JW technical i^w m> [ 1 A -2 One himself, < A I line, streak; m d a m 7. 16:; Ki. 16. 2; Me. 44 i-^^lli T^?TWT &o. -2 furrow, row, stripe. -3 47 ; ; Ku. f%5&*rr, A stroke, Writing, drawing lines, deliaeation, painting; "Triai&wrftrejr. ftatf <*fa f* ^Ktft a -4 The moon's crescent, 1. 35. streak of moon the WOT Kn. =5rtip*rffr 5. 44. -5 A p figure, likeness, an im- mark pression, a a JT<^Tr 1. 25, 2. 34; Si. ; ; TTT% *T TT^fyBT Ki. 5. 40. -6 Hem, border, edge, skirt. -7 The crest. TrOTTta Den. P. 1 To sport or dally writing, ; ; A pen. -2 1 The art of writing. transcribing -3 A -2 Writing, writing, a letter, document, manuscript. -4 An -5 Painting, drawing. -6 A painted figure. -Coap. MTCJ, 77 o- committed to writing, done in in- scription. painted, drawn in writ* picture. ^rjofarr paint-brush, u*, -inr* 1- o wiiting, ing-pencil. a palm-leaf. letter, document. -2. TOft a wiitjtaTi a document. ITT a. ing place. Wifirdrw Ka- 1. 7 wirtiarw 8. 3. 26. -2 A god, deity. term used by ^j;r A technical Panini to denote the Vedic Subjunc- Oomp. tive Si- 2. 70 ; ; Murt writing (opp. mood or its terminations. move. 1 Smearing, plas- the great-grand-father, i. e. to paternal ancestors in the 4th, 5th and 6th degrees ) ; j5MMMWtifTWJ RyiWC: FreTTf'T:- -5 A spot, stain, defilernent, pollution. -6 Moral impurity, sin. -7 Food.-Oomp. -^s a plaster- maker, white-washer, bricklayer. mn:*i -gw,"' Pternal ancestor in the 4tb, 5th and 6th degree ; Ms. 216. 3. A grcrer. 1 plasterer.mason, whiteOne. who moulds or washer. -2 models. %Ti:[(o:555]Incen8e.-f 1 Anointing, smearing, plastering; Y. 1. 188. A plaster, an ointment. -3 Mortar, white-wash. -4 Flesh. -2 a. tfpl-i with --m. A ct Smearing or covering plasterer, bricklayer. plastered, smeared Plastering, smearing. -2 To be a. fjtsr &o. I Monlding,modeliing, making models. ^tf m. 1. a model maker. -Oomp -2- a > bricklayer. a woman covered with unguents or perfumed ointments. A spoon. To be drawn, go, wash, mortar &c. ). -4 The wipings of the hand ( or the remnants of the food sticking to the hand ), after offering funeral oblations to the first three ancestors ( fo<|, ftmq? and srfaTRS X ( these wipings being offered to the three ancestors after -: written, painted, snratohed &c. -T? writing. document written document ( of ?>rwnf T wWtr any kind ), a letter fart Mn. 5. 18 A [ ia^-oJIl ] To anointing ; Y. 1. 188. -2 An unguent, ointment, salve. -3 A whiteplaster in general ( such as wantonly. -2 To waver, totter. 1 1 -2 To worship. 1 steal. A letter-oartier. signing by proxy ( being unable to write ). -3 A writer, scribe. Mai. tail. <JH* rftaPl'ti; I who makes another sign for &W [ra^a? zrqj pider. >- -2 A spoon. writing materials or writing-reed, reed-pen. -Oomp. afrtfaru A ing, scraping. ape. -2. a kind of an 1 A 1 ] 5-(T ^r [1^-53 > Writing, painting, scratching &o. -2 H: A kind Exciting, stimulating. of reed of which pens are made, -sf 1 Writing, transcribing. -2 Scratch- ; U. /. Excrement, feoes. writer. 1 -3 To slep.-4 ^RTJ-jt Tears. 1 A. ( a-ft ) a slip of the scribe, ?fw:, sTPTTf: copyist's mistake. 9. 56. (OTw)8eei^. 1 ijj^ ^ copyist. -2 A painter. Writing down, transcribing. -Oomp. To deceive, 1 first. To shine. 1. scribe, beautiful Den. P. -2 To be cheat. doll, puppet. The sign Lo of the zodiac. One of the seven tongues of fire. A 1 gT%y: snake or serpent. -2 A kind of worm. A *r certain posi- tion of the fingers. ?rffcfrT! An 1 A. make or serpent. -2 epithet of Siva. A9maU bit or an atom, a very portion, a particle, )small quantity ^5t( v. 1. ^ : wrrrfi&w: Ku. 3. & 38 m%, 3T c -2 Smallnegs, time littleness. -3 A measure of Bhet ) A two to iafa*).-4(In (equal which consist* in figure of speech is usually considrepresenting what ^JKMr S. 2. 4 ; e - ; 820 ered ag an advantage to be a advantage and vice vena. defined in R.C dis- for (-samples gee ad. toe. (Maromata appears to include tbia flgare under ft>r, see K. P. 10 under ft^pr and commentary ). -Coup, -g^jf a. only uiorested, or hinted, at, insinuated. %^rr ra^ -^ ] [ 1 nyrr 3?: Bk. OTH A Licking, disease &fan Borax. rtfja- To be with the sipping licked, to be eaten by licking, to be lapped up. *j 1 Anything to be eaten by licking (as an article of food), a lambative; nectar. -2 Food in general. N. of one of the eighteen Puranas. <#/. frar a. 1 [in-35] ) Depending on or relating to a sign, -2 Inferred (stjftcr). n: A maker of images, statuary. or mark. 1 proach. P. To go, ap-2 To send. -3 To embrace. ( I. 1 %orft ) 1 A. To ( stu^, tftfaf ) ofrfj see, view, perceive. -II. 10 U. or To look at, behold, view, perceive. -2 To know, be aware of. -3 To shine. -4 To seek. i^f?!-%, ( ^I5f: jsriViT ) [5?ftFtfs&, I t*r-[3rj I The world, a division of the universe speaking there are three roughly lokas fi, ( ; but accordyoft, andtinTta, to fuller classification the lokas are fourteen, seven higher regions rising from the earth one above the i. otner, g^afo, wir*, nsgfc, gjsEjjfe, src^fa, ; and seven lower regions, descending from the earth one below the other; wra, Raw, scT5j, tfrwfj, nggpg, Hfrns and sfrara ) -2 The earth, terrestrial world ( wgr* ) y^ffc in this world ( opp. .1^ _j The . ; human ). race, rl mankind, men, as in alttfivn &c. q. v. -4 The Peopleor subjects opp. the king ftarfr BPST^: S. ( . ; P.. 4. dan. anasamgraha ) ordinary II. 1. ^ al'Mtt- ; 33; &C. S. B. and diverse other places of the earn? work ). -8 Common or worldy usage ( opp. Vedio usage or idiom); 8. -5 A - collection, ); 5.'. group first king ; ( and in diverge Bg. 5^f^rTj looking. -10 seven ', or fourteen Sight, ' of the i$r world : a I- -2. ). 3-^ opinion. a. entrarodinary, unusual ; 70 ;U. 69, ir^nfg: Sakyamuni. an (rtrarr jyf^TTn 2. 7. ( - ^ , ) epithet of desire for 375^. |. a troublesome or wicked mao, the curse of mankind. -2- an epithet of Havana see ^7^. a popular legend. heaven. ; 15. 18. -9 The number '. -II Ved. Open space space, room, ( In compounds an ynvf^^t ). Brabman. -3. quicksilver. 37%: /. I. a proverb, popular paying; Pt. 1. 371. -2. common talk, pnblic king. ) some account for materialist. lord ( ( ; chapter of the Sarvadar*- a atheist, uncommon, fcBv. 1. ' ; sj, the universally ', generally ', popularly '; as ffNrft5rrar ; so *ft%s ). -Oonrp. 9Rf: space, sky. 3ir?nr creator of the world. 1. resembling the world. 5!rC -2. regarded by the world ( -&n ) a period or age of the world. ajffcr a. liked by the people, popular ; V. a. 6. 21. -sifitSTT Siva, -irfih/. actions of ; ' tongue. 7 life, ( Mbh. Licking, sipper ; 6. 82. -2 Tasting. an eclipse occurs. ?fr of the tips of the ears. ing BrSnt. other places -3 A lambative, an eleotuary. -4 Food. -5 One of the ways in which Caut. see the ravjft [ 5T5-: %m tract, district. practice ( of the world atheism lism, 7. 3 Light. for breaking clods. jRf TJJTT 6. 1; or -6 A region, province. -7 Common f: A clod, lump of ] -damp. - VT^T: an instrument 35: earth, as in . thus It is extraordinary, supernatural. superior to the world, extraarn&t extraordinary. ordinary, uncommon; Bv. 4. 44 Ki. 2. 2?. srf^T: I. a king. -2. a god or deity. srf^rf^! a lord of ' the world. love of manajgrrr: kind ', universal love, general bene; 3^ ' volence, philanthropy. another world ', the next world, future life ; R. 1. 69 ; 6. 55 ; -SJT^&C. 'to die.' scandal, popular censure; ww^rwnft^ R- 14. 40. overcoming the world. -2. Pervading the whole world ( as light ). 3"c3?f! public weal or welfare. 3T^ t N. of Nirayana. si&fa: N. of a mythical mountain that encircles the earth and is situated beyond the sea of fresh water which surrounds the last of the seven continents ; beyond cjNfrsNr there is complete darkness, and to this side of it there is light ; it thus divides the visible world from the regions pfrji ; ^umsh Si. 16. 83 JT<*r R. ipji3: rrg1f ; 1. 68 ; - srrt Mv. 5. 10, 45 further explanation see Dr. ; ( for Bh&n- d&rkars note on I. 79 of Mai. 10th Act ). ( -^ the visi) Me and the invisible world. rr^Tt common practice, popular or general custom, ways of the world ; sift STTOf i^rOTBtanmfarf^r: Pt- 5. 43. a^jfrrn m. the soul of the uni- verse. -rt^: l.the beginning of the world. -2. the creator of the world arriTT a. (-:) m. . an ^rnrTSffirt: a song handed epithet of men. down among -irrar people. . of thet world. ~5R?r an epithet of Lakshml. Rr^ m. 1. an epithet of Buddha. -2. any conqueror of the world. -3- a sage. the world. * %$Buddha. ^a. knowing an epithet of knowledge of man- tfft fa course of the world. 5. HT: camphor. ^J, -^^V the three worlds taken collectively ;^?iaidrf7kind. ** a. 1. of darkness -^^ atheistical, materialistic. materialist, an atheist, a follower of Cblrvika. (-*) materia- 14. 73. grt the gate of heaven. ijrjt a particular division of the world, -trrf "*. an epithet of Siva. ^rI: 1. Brahman. -2- Vishnu. -3. Siva. -4. a king, m. sovereign. -5. a Buddha. Srg au epithet of Siva, -q-j, -tji^; I. a regent or guardian of a quarter of the world c7%arfT'T 17. 2.75,12.89, 78; (the lokapa see 3T%7io? ). -2. a irr%t /. esteem of king, sovereign mankind, general respectability. qfih 1. an epithet of Brahman. -2. a of Vishnu. -3. king, sovereign. las are eight <Wi, -73Cr?: ; -- / the general ot usual way, the nuivenally accepted way. Brahman. l^erfRf: an epithet o l^fRTT: the sun. mr?: general umour, current report, popular talk. sTifTvsr. " well-known, universally known. ^;,-^ry^: 1- the sun -2. excluded Siva. ^tgr, -ttrer a ' from society, excommunicated. -2differing from the world, eccentric, - singular. ( -gj-. ) an outcast. HT^sr, promoting the welfare of the world. ntrf^T an established or current-custom. TT5/. an epithet of Lakshmf. Htn: an established -*rn%^ a. 821 custom. ifT=rr 1. worldly affairs, the course of worldly life, basinets of the world; Ve. 3. -2. a popular usage or custom.-,!. worldly existence, career in life; Mil. 6. -4. of support ^-5 a king, 4, life, maintenance. sovereign. -tsHr pleasing the world, poTO popular talk or report. pularity a public document. aT^sr the sun q^ir~a~popnlar rumour or W: -- different animals Tears. -2 The pupil of the eye. -3 Lamp-black, ooIlyrinm.-4 A kind of ear-ring. -5 A dark or blue garment. person. A -6 A bow-string. -7 particular ornament worn by women on the forehead. -8 A lamp of flesh. -9 The slough of a snake.-lO A wrinkled skin.-l 1 The wrinkled brow.-] 2 A plantain tree. &&* a. 1 ( ;ft/. ) Illuminating, compublic rumour popular report; JIT WTOTr?'Wl^rnih R. 14. 61. -*pfi po- brightening.- J Visible, -r-f [sNilltS=N 3K-*^ 53?.] 1 Seeing, sight, pular report, public rumour. f%r|rff a. disliked by men, generally or universally diiliked. ftfi. |. a mode of proceeding prevalent in the world. -2. the creator of the world. THT ^a*t c?H* ifteftm Me. 110. the -3omp. ^ft^K:, -q^ii, -wrf: report. mon ifrq-. ; talk, a- fan-famed, universally known, famous, renowned. ftsjf^ /. I world-wide fame. -2. unfounded rumour, mere report. f% I . the way of the world, custom prevalent in the world. -2. an idle talk or fasfjf . viewing. -2 The eye foTs^WP* ; range of sight, sphere of vision. blue vitriol. 3T^1 P. ( 37*ffii ) f^irr To mad be. or foolish. denote Panini to Mocd used technical term ^t?^A the by ; ally current. or zffr general practice way of the world. gfJh/. 1. a popular report.-2. world-wide fame. S^ft/- fate, destiny. on i. existence or accepted, f^f^y. conduct of the universe, worldly existence; the stability or permanence of the world Bh. 2. 22. -2. a univers, law. 3TW a. world -derided, the batt of general ridicule. n beneficial to mankind or to the world. ( ~* ) general welfare. al fa 3T^f4 Looking ing &c. at, . seeing, behold- ffNiyr a. Filling or pervading the world ffftgd, q^a. TrTjf^ srr?HH3Tt 1 . 71* World-wide. -2 Usual, c'JBtoinry.-3 Right,real.-4 Heavenly. -5. Granting free space. T,: A I clod, I. 1 A. Inmp of ($?imw) earth. To see, view, -H. 10 U. or Caus. "ausetosee.-lll. 10 U. 1 To speak. -2 To shine perceive, observe. tar van, and from him to several other persons till he went to the rich demon Ilvala and, having conquered him, got immense wealth from him and wife ]. rilum*: A kind of jackal. satisfied bis : i a?<4l*l*t A jackal, o. 1 Injuring, fox. harming. -2 Subject to elision. See 5?^. Covet. 1 [ ?w-*n* 'H* ] ousness, avarice, greed, cupioity ; . the grouarl, foolish man ). -Contp. -sifter a. covetous, greedy, avarioious.-3ne?^o.greedynr ^Tg^- Disturbing, agitating, shaking about. ,ytTsr <J.:(H>/.) Alluring,enticing. : wallowing. P. 1 lrf ( ^rs^ To be ) or mad. ^ 1 5t*S5.] [ tion, seduction, I token. ;r=f booty mark, ing, attractive ; Enticing, S. 1. 21 Bfc^ai ) imi . 3.2; Ku.7. body. ^TJT: 1 A Taking 5JrT! [ 3j-i% 5* ] robbing, pluna (fay, deprivation At the end of comp. 1 tail. rr.. A -2 The destruction. -3 dering. -1 Loss, Abolition, cncellatioa, annulment custom* ), disappearance, dis( o transgression use. -4 Violation, f *' 1 ' ' " WiftfrOTi* R K 76 5 Wftnt) 1. Omission, R. absence; nre, 68.^-6 K - ** -7 ; tgr5^l ar^ fng. Elision, dropping, (in grauu.); P. I. 1- 60. -8 Beiug 3T^^, -9 Urea perptexeJ or confounded. ing, fracture. ?Jl [g^aU greaiion. > Violation, trans -2 Omission, dropping. N. of a daughter of 3>TT,?T.Tr5^T of the king of Vidarbha and wife said to the sage Agastya. [ She is havo been formed by the sage himself from the most b*utiful pnHi of ) hair on the Tne the body of men nair on or animals; see \m^. v.-2. wool, - line of nair * rom tue ; - ; bird. ; 10. attracted Greedy or desirous of, longing for, eager after. -? Alluring, attracting, enticing. 9. ( allur- 6. 19. I or white flowers; cfrujw wrgwjr: sj2. 29; g%5T I^!T aVwitf HT ffi-g H. dropping ; fytf*Tcr/>. p. Allured, enticed, seduced. stolen ( or aiVr Allurement, temptaenticement. -2Gold. t?TH^tT, ?t*T a- sign, Booty. -2 Salt. L^-5^] ; A Tears. -2 fr usual, tomary. -2. generally received or as bis daughter. She waa afterwards married by Agastya. He was asked by her to acquire immense riches before he thonght of having any connection with her. The sage accordingly flrst went to king Sru grew up for, ri*?T: general confusion in the world. ^i fffi I. the whole univeruo. -2. the welfare of the world. -J. worldly experience. -4. propitiation of mankind. mfitaf a. attested by witnesses. rr%^ m. 1. an epithet of Brahman. -2. flre. fag a . 1. current among the cuspeople, a wtosr^rgorsT Rolling, wallowing. Rolling have to 8? Bh. 2. 55. -2 Desire longing after ( with gen. or in comp. );^woR'r 3 cTJ^r H 1. 5; W^STW5i^t*TT^ Me. 109 -3 Avarice personified ( ona of the six enemies of Imperative or its terminations. gossip. th fwttf:, -vTOfitt 1course or ways of the world, general cnitom S. 5. -2. course of events. -T*5TT a. commonly used, univers- so as wife after hit own heart, and then secretly introduced into the palace of the king of Vidarbha where she , breast to the navel, see ^fnifpfr louse. afrei 3f &o. N. of a H morbid baldness. crrq': U. 1. 4. uruh king of the Angas an amulet made of hair. ^Tf^ a5ITBH depilatory ( refeatbored. ; moving the jfi^or tion. hair of the budy a. thrilling, causing HIT: ^i^-^ see ffaw orpiraent. iry, woolly, ). w uorripilit- emerald. y^.-^^oj, &o> yellow i shaggy. -2 Woollen. 822 A 1 -2 A female fox. jackal. redden Roughness. ; onred skin. 5?r^nrfcT^ : goat. -3TTH gold. -srriT: a Icadstooe, r%S gfH; a blacksmith. magnet. blacksmith. rnst of iron. ^mtT-^f: A jackl. <5tTTT>TT The female of the jackal or fox. ^3f iron-filings, rust of iron. Ma HITS tipped or studded with iron. a. calcining a metal. gf^JJ^iT r*d pearl. rsr^n. rnst of iron, -^rsi^i silver. f^rr a boil filled with blood. ^wt gold. qrSq n iron-armour, mail. spiral: 51^, an iron gpike. borax. w-ni blue steel. ; *fa V. 2. 22 tKTftW. qr%3tad)'-4Hi S. 1. 23 ?ji<mtJh f?r^: M*. 27 R. 18. 43. ; ; ; -2 Agitated, disturbed, restless, uneasy. -3 Fickle, inconstant, chang- *^ ing, unsteady ^r ffcnr: HSTo^l go f^HTrarHfTTSls 1?* B- 6. 41 Ku. 1. 43. -4 Frail, transient ; S. 1. 10.-5 Longing or anxious for, eager 1 ; "> ; cfry W [sifi'Sw ant Wt-*] I Made of iron. -2 Speaking indistinctly, lisping. eagerly desirous of ( mostly in oonap. ) srt- ffte: 3>ft*iaw?r *r: rr An for, 3. 6 . fw wr^< ; M. 4. a- 14 Si. 1. ; ; ; % or restless tongue, greedy. . excessively tremulous, ever restless. Shaken, tremulous. - 29 Very eager or desirous, ardently longing for, greedy of ;s I iv S. ; -2 Very B. 19. 24. destructive, acocumulate. A 30; Kn. 1. 3. Ki. 16. 53. -2 Copper made of copper. a | The red colour. -2 The planet Mars. -3 A serpent. -4 A kind of deer. -5 N. of the river Brahmaputra. nr N. of one of -6 A kind of rice. ; tongues of Ms. Copper. -2 Blqod the seven ; -4 Battle. -5 fire. & 1 284. -3 lied sunders. 3. fect form of a rainbow, .g A kind of agalloclmm. -Oomp. anfr. |. a red die. -2- a kind of snake. -3 the (Indian) cuckoo. -4. an epithet of Viahuu. ( tg ) the armpit, afl\ t 1. the ^tr^fl thigh-joint hip. ; tiee. -2. the planet Mars. aur^ n. copper. sjj?^ n. a red swelling in the whites of the a variety of Agoka flowers eyes. sj^f,^: having red fire. : 3Tpnr : an 3115- a. dripping with ( w^ ). ichneumon. Q'wor a. red-eyed. Rust of iron. -Oomp. jr -irff! -H an instrument for breaking clods, a harrow. epithet of Agni. %^JT saffron. 3r rtd chalk. r 'd lotus-flower. srstra ?si: B. 8. 21; Mu. earth ; 2. ff:, A clod. -2 A spot. particular object serving as a sjTESR. I j: A clod, lump of -3 A mark. earth. Red, reddish. -2 Mude of copper, coppery. -3 Made of irona. I ^ ) ; ^wi 3. as a fglVii 3- T. S.; (seeMbh.qnot- ed under 3?* 8 ). -6 Belonging to the world of ; as in (5)H%*. mit, men of toe ( pi. ) 1 Ordinary men, world -2 The human race, mankind. 9S Any general or worldly custom. a. knowing the ways of -Comp. T^rmfir ; WtfV worldly 3jf9SW9TT S. 4. a. Worldly, terrtstrial I mundane, human. -2 Common, ordi P. 1 ^TS; or ( aftfi To be ) foolish mad. W- I Fickle; * 3 [ fflsw -2 inconstancy. unsteadiness, ness, Eagerness, eager desire, gredine lustf olness, excessive passion or deB. 7. 61, wre f3rsiBte*mt Pt 1 $?T5^ - ; ; 16. 76 18. 31. ; 1 . A dappled with red. a. ( fft^IT/. ) Bed. qf: I ruby Si. 13. 52. -2 the planet Mars. -3 A kind of rice ^ 1 a Bell l. -2 Calx of brass. : 3roi Made of 1 ] iron, Co"ppery. -3 Metallic. coloured, red. ; Iron $T A kettlo -Oomp. fron. -2 -4 Copper; Bk. 15. srr?^ 4. m., ssrrnr fT: -ii an iron-fetter, irons. an iron vessel. tt& rnst of iron. 515: an iron-spike. The tff <TI trident of Siva. a Reddish. g^f a. ^ ?j)BTirff?iT, lump of wHfcifi sense Ms. ( -6 A kind of sandal. -7 An imper- blood. clod, a f|^ its ; ; ?rhaving red er blood-red water. ?Hra " red-sported. year a. darkred. an sfTrt loss ot blood. ifrs;. !:, -if -4 Temporal, nary, usual. Saffron. 40 word or fyftm S. 7. 88. ( custom* coloured ; Ku. ; opp. Wl4 or srtsrHl ) 282. -5 Not sacred, profane secular J Me. 61 8. 46 10. 66 ; Ki. Me. 61 ; B. 7. 23, 9. 4. 20, 16. 16 57,16.54,61. -6 Greedy, lustful. ?ir I N. of Lakshra!.-2 Lightning. a -3 Trie tongue. -Comp. Mt^rsFr a woman with rolling eye. fsrg- a. with a rolling rolling eyes. 109 customary *T ; T?rmi ; the world, acquainted with or ( Genedane, terrestrial, earthly. -2 vulral, common, usual, ordinary, U. 1. 10. -3 Of every-day gar life, generally accepted, popular, gr iron vessel. ; U mun- Worldly, 1 "on borax. sn<7: arrow. m"^WT ) an o/jjj a beron. a. anvil. -1. an iron image. ^rqj ; follower of Cblr- ^r bell-metal. -}. iron-filings. 3nw a coat of mail. ' a diamond. 371^ A vaka, an atheist, a materialist. I. 1 Shaking, rolling, tremulous, moving to end fro, quivering, dangling, flowing, waving ( as trembling locks of hair ); qfti^T&i&ffaimSi>- 3. 20 rd, ?ftfif B>fs?f: I A kind of rice.-l N.of the river Brahmaputr4 see ^[fij'lHtl^'TT A woman with a red col- Aloered goat. gred goat. wood. -Comp. -war-, the pmn:,-srfterc: N. of a military oermeony resembling sfaisft q. v. arrf^^: the flesh of the red-haired The ft so ; fftf^Rw? m- Redness. ; hook. -3An ape. -4 Green vitriol .-Comp. -31737: the Sii!eh tree.-nrsrfr: the civet cat. &ta$q I Hairiness, woolliness. -2 tftoRT: Den. P. To become Iron. -3 Steel. *t, -i 1 Copper. -2 -4 Any metal. -5 GolH. -6 Blood. -7 A weapon Ms. 9. 321. -8 A fish- hair. -4 Consisting in sheep ( as property ). -5 Overgrown with grass. wi- A sheep, ram. 511- -3 Containing g[ ] ; N. of a river, the Brahmapu ^r%> ?ft'Sa'n?^ wftw^ smsfVMalli. B. 4- 8 ( where ! ; a says quotes no authority ; ?$ uedncss_ ). 9 P. ( fa=TIM, f^rfH ) To PTT ? ^T 9 P pproacb . ( i^tfar ) To go, move, 883 Powerf a I, 3- a. ttcong. w. I Air, wind. -2 The arm.-J N. of Varuns- -5 Ad Iressing. -6 Auspiciomnesi.-7 Residence, dwelling. -8 The ocean. -9 A tiger. -10 Cloth. -II Reverence. -12 N.of Bmhn. -13 The residence of Varnqa. -14 The esculent root of the waterlily. % N. of Varuna ( Medini ). -4 Conciliation. ind.JLike, ^ fihrr at in ; m 8k. *m*rn word may be * or TV. ] 1 A p ; ; 1. also ) ; 80 ( where Me. 79. -2 has sense 2 j?r A ; race, family dynasty, lineage H STTift ^T srrefcf irft TO= wswf* H. 2 qtfmrvt Irst. R. 1. 2 Ac. ; see irsraiT, irafnjfa' &c. -J A shaft. -4 A flute, pipe, reedR - 2. 12. pipe f.j|i3 ; H^ ; -5 A multi( usually of similar things ) ; Mi^lfeflt f^fH jsnilR: B. 7. 39. -<5 A cross-beam. -7 A joint ( in a bamboo ). -8 A sort of sugar-cane. -9 collection, assemblage, tude The back-bone. -10 The Sila tree. A particular measure of length equal to ten haitai. ).-12 The cen- -1 ( 1 tral projecting part of a sabre. -1J Bamboo manna. -Oonp. $Ti 1. cane _ the tip or end of a bamboo2. the .-hoot of a bamboo v- 5rkJr genealogy. logy. q^T\d geneathe history of a wnm dynasty or family. herited logy- --wrerfi 3TTf: a. in- a pedigree, genea- bamboo-manna. arf%-- wj a thicket of bamboos. jjqr; cottony seeds floating in the air. a. 1. founding a family. -2. perpetuating a race wsrfttrRr *5T^or fhf R. 18. 31. (-*) m : l.asonim^Hs^. *r *STift*< <* imnm V. 5 -2. an anctor. ^fro^sTr, -fr^irr, -vr*TT bamboo-manna. ^jj n. the found- __ er or perpetnator of a family tR*. family succession. afrflbamboomanna. ^TW the history of a fami- ^r finraf: a genealogist. ly. a. the last of a family. ijf a. |. lorn in the family of ; B. 1. 31. -2. made of bamboo*. -J. sprung from B Rood family- (-; ) q. 1. progeny, issue, lineal descendant. -2- the seed irf^ ) f?>f ( bamboo. WT a 7. 3. OT^ far ( made pipe of head of the root of sugar-cane. To ) go, move. Fit ] 1 -2- = ija- TO* be said, told, to spoken or declared ; frequently oc-2 To be spoken ( a buffoon. fit. rur. the chief or a race. curring in Mbh. ). about. -J Reprehensible, blameable, censurable. -4 Low, base. vile, -5 of sugar-cane. Accountable, responsible. -6 Dependent. wr 1 Speaking, speech. -2 A precept, rule, dictum. -J Blame, ment. censure, reproach. ir a bamboo-leaf. ( -w: ) a reed. a reed. -2- a white kind ! ( -^ ) yellow orpiirrtr lineal descent, family succession. j^jr the root of sugarm. the supporter or cane. jnj; head of a family. ?r3T a. heredi. tary. ( -ij ) a hereditary estate. trsT: a very high bamboo. a^wr. farfti; /. the fortune of a family. /. I . a family, descent. -2. a thicket of bamboos. fr&T bamboo-manna. WfTPBT a small bamboo peg at the lower end of a Vint. fjwnh /. the perpetuation of a family B. 18. 31; ; V. 5. 15. TSJCT A I kind of sugar-cane. -2 A kind of joint in a bamboo. -J flsb. e# Aloe-wood. *?$T3FT a. Lineal, genealogical. Aloe-wood. trrlrarr 1 A kind cf flute. -2 Aloe- w n'rfiwjrT- wood. %*ft A I flat*, pipe ; ; 9. -2 A vein or artery, -j Bamboo-manna. -4 A particular weightt an epi. -tXnnp. VTT:, -wiftrc m. I OH. thet of Krisbut.-2 any er or piper. flute-play- ^ ir^ a. [ <$ w: ] ] Relating to the main beam. -2 Connected with the spine. - J Belonging to a family. -4 Of a good family, born in a good family. 3r: -5 Lineal, I Censure, reproach.. 2 7 ; wnrr f?iTt Bm. ; f^ Snbh&sh. -J A teacher, an expounder. -4 A learned or wise man in general. -5 Honest, si ncere. i^vfr 1\-*W ?^ ] 1 The month. -2 The face rg^i gf frwfr [ ; W^iit w> w ^iffwr Bh. 3. 147. -3 Snout, beak. -4 muzzle, Beginning. -5 The point ( of an arrow ), the spout of a vessel. -6 A sort of garment. -7 N. of a metre similar to anuthtubh See 8. D. 567; Kiv. 1. 26. -8 The first term of a 3rnr: saliva. progression, -loarp. a tooth. IT: a BrAhmaga. fjjjj ST ; THTarTfJirfeat H. D. 108 f* rfi inKiitrT-N- Subjection, dependence. tnf o. or TO. [ afrit *J f^.^-ij^] a speaker. -2 I Speaking, talking, arftvfir Eloquent, an orator *W* The yrv, #yw. v. U. ; A. 1 w perpetuating a family supporting a family. wi where the H. Pr. 23 By. na. ( -grr ) Hfm *r ) bamboo bamboo-man( -sr ) bamboo-manna. ?tf fj: a I. he seed of the bamboo. of the bamboo. genealogical. A descendant, posterity (ri')}ItoftvA rrrf a musical instrument played with the month. Jpr N. of Ganesa. 3$ the palate. qs: a veil erg- a bag of corn tied round a horse's neok. qftpfft speecb. i%n; o. tw the aperture of pungent, sharp. the month WTH: an orange. fftvn 1. cleansing the month. -2. a lime, citron. siH^n. a citron. ( -m. ) : . citron, tree. ?3S a. bent, I Crooked curved, ( also ), tortuous fig. winding, ; " ; HWI T'C iw- pnrr^Sfq-T5wi B. i. -J Any member of a family. -4 -5 A bone in the arn, or leg. -6 A pupil. -7 A kinsman from seven generations above and seven below. 66. A croes-beaiu. Me. 27 : . ball. Kn. 3. 29. -2 Round abont, vw*wt f^iarofSi*: Rn>. 2 sn^wfH:...s^r swf* Si. see nairf* alao -J Curled, curling, crisped ( as hair ). -4 Be. trograde ( as motion >. -5 Dishonest, frnndaleut, crookod in disposition) 10. Ved. A See ,5. Sec ; indirect, evasivg, cirouitous,equi vocation, ambiguous ( as a speech ) ; 12 ; 82* -6 Cruel, malignant ( as a planet ). -7 Prosodially long. art 1 The planet Man. -} The planet Saturn -3 N. of Siva. -4 N. of the demon 1 The bend or arm of j Tripnra. a river. -2 Betrogade motion ( of a planet ). -Oomp. crooked srt . gooie. -2. the ruddy goose. -3. a snake. -xf$Ktf- I a figure of ipeech consisting in the use of evasive speech or reply, either by means of a pnn, or by an limb. -r: ( ! ) affected change of tone thus defines Mammata ; P. ( iftfict ) 1 To grow, in-2 To be powerful. -3 To be angry. -4 To accumulate. Tjfp* 1 The breast. -2 Refreshment. -3 Fire, -orj-orr pi. 1 the stomach or abdomen. -2 The sides flank. -3 The bed of a river. -4 A crease. Ved. vesrvt 1 Invigorating, streng- -2 Growing, increasing thening. ; growth. f^] The 1 breast, bosom, chest *r Tj &c. -2. ). inuendo s*3^roTT5l sjfttrer fRr wi: 'rartfarjfr'ifag'twastf' r% fTff T ^r II. -3. sarcasm. qfe: the tion, the female breast insinua- equivocation, ; ( or wgr ~^J?fs THT, TnSN; o. 1. winding, meandering. -2. fraudulent, dishonest. (-fff:/.) a crooked or tortuous motion, winding gait.-iftq> a camel a parrot. 1. an epithet gt ^jp of Qagesa. -2. a parrot. ^ > move. trograde motion.-} Failure, mishap. -4 Perverseness dishonesty. *ntr^ grade. a. Crocked. -2 RetroJaina or Buddha. I A m. TfSfcJTsi TO. [ edness, curvature. -2 Equivocation, evasion, ambiguity; tortuous, roundabout or indirect nature ( as of a speech ) ; ffar*wtj3nrrtr ff^V Prtt Ti%irr (itt. 3. W =* SOT- -3 Cunning- U. To make crooked, *irj IP- 1 To become crooked. -2 To retrograde. ^V*irtt 1 A thorn. 1 A rib ( of - ^ToY perverse disposition. *>, TOUT See w^SiTT 'TCBtfa: mile. / ^fffrfiT The 1 To go ^ Ku. -2 The groin. ( SifS ) ( pi. ) To 1 &c. App. sr 1. brass. 4. 36 III). ^=Jr: 1 -2- red lead. fr^sr bell-metal A. 1 proper sreanr. others A gentle 3^ P. ( w% To ) | ( A. also in tenses ; ) I *i%, OTI^ To K. P. 10 A sound, noise. -2 The BUD. parrot. ^r A ^W?: a. Talkative, eloquent, -m. A Br&hmana. A kind of talking-bird. 9%-*5^ [ The I ] act of 8peaking,uttering, saying. -2 Speech, an utterance, words ( spoken ) sentence ifg ?^|f^TH7^:^T 5<7njfn in , say, speak ; ( oft. ; Ki. 2. 5; rfhr: jtfriTIgw- ( q^tf &c. -5 my : ; there are three numbers, singular, dual and plural ). -11 Dry ginger. -Oomp. ?q3OT: introduction, ex- ( non-conju- ^ ^rmrrfl* ^f^ aoc. ' -6 Advice, counsel, ; ordium. gn a. obedient, doing ordered. ( -*! ) the author or enunciator of a rule or precept.-^rrR^ a. obeying orders, obedient. -STflj discourse. irrn|*l a- obedient, a. elocompliant, submissive. trj what ^pnW, ' -7 Declaration, affirma-8 Pronunciation (of a letter) in gram. ). -9 The signification or ( meaning of a word si=f trijhjrsizf fltrap^T:- -10 Number ( in gram. ) instruction. tion. go. -2 To with two order. Cotton. sir^r). -3 Re- An order, command, gtMU^ in my name, ' ; jfffr sftrsf 4. psating, recitation. -4 A text, dictum, rule, precept, a passage of a aacred book; 5rrw^=t,gm^^^,?^r- by oonjngational wtl^g., T: ' 1 ; A 1 shipper. ; tenses it is paid to be deflective in the third person plural by some authorities, or in the whole plural by and ). direction go swiftly. -J To begjn. -4 To censure, blame. 3T^2 A Me. go. -2 To 1 Lead. -2 -1 The egg-plant. fl Tin. -Oomp. aiftt yellow orpiment. ^ A speakercry (of an animal gjr a. Talkative, -g- 1 -2 A sound. -3 branch of firrgfWTr ; . silver. 5. 81. ^ joint of N. of Bengal inhabitants ^T: ;( see ; kind of talking bird. -2 A kind of aromatic root Speaking, a sun-wortalk. -Oomp, 3r4r-. be lame. its ) say, Desid. intend ; P. ^Ijr; and something To Ved. 1 A path, road. -2 A hymn of praise. 3?*^m. A speaker, chanter, singer of hymns of praise. I an animal or 3$r: A f mall arm or the Ganges. limp, over, read, peruse.-3 declare. -4 To 'promise. mgffi ) To wish to speak, tell, q^-t the thigh. 1 =r'jr ^i^>ir^-^ ) 1 *T*gt Ved. building (said-tobe/. only by some). -2 The timber of a roof. -3 A kind of musical instrument (said to ben. also in these two senses ). gational Curve. -2 Dishonest or go, The bend of a river. The pummel of a saddle. : 7 To censure; reproach. -Cat**. To cause to speak. -2 peat ( Crookedness, bend, curve. T1T5': See awn* . ness, duplicity, craftiness. H4hk$ 8 bend. To *Wft, 4wfa ) Crook- I ^tp-jjrfSKj A flame. ( ; Me 98 - ; =I-FJT^ n. 1 P. I To go or move crook-2 To go. ^3?! I The bend of a river. -2 ; griff'*- 1 Equivocating. -2 Speaking falsely, lying. THF7 a. Bent, crooked. the 2 - -4 To name, call; a%$ijrft|r, tff a. I. squint-eyed, jfijrj squinting. -2- having a malignant or evil look. -3. envious. ( -f. ) ;T=F: 1. a squint, an oblique look. Re- ^r?y breast or declare communicate, announce, to say ( 2. 17. edly. boar. IIRTT, -?*f 1 Crookedness. -2. ; rsr:*rfr ) Ved. $%: a parrot. -2. low man. ^rftrer* *n owl. j^r;, -gi^rer; a dog. jwr: the Palaa tree. srrafai, -stJj^t a vrfdrfr prevarication, evasion. dog. *rnr I . crookedness. -2. deceit. **wt a hog. Bv. bosom. i jnjnbe tree. -^j^; the Ehadira tree. * sabre, scimitar. Wff: ; m. -2 To relate, describe; n?$ R. 1. 9. -3 To tell, ( ; ; ' T^trtjqp^rrwmw: s river. 6 14- Ttrr^ n* meaning ; ; for example see the f|*r K. P. 9 opening stanzi in Ma. (q^rtVs rl*I R. sometimes with accusative of words ); is quent. -JTT^ mere words, unsupported assertion. f^rtW: inconsistency of precepts, contradiction or incongruity of tests. ;ra s hundred 825 s peaches, i. e. repeated declaration, reiterated assertion. 9717: a com- panion in conversation. ( *^rrRlcT also f^nr pliant. a. T^grrfhr able, bl am cable. -*r To be 1 [ jr^-ad.ffuj ] ssid, spoken, or related To Blame, cenanr", ) 75 1. Ki. 9. 39, , 65 : 2 -2 A rogue, low cock. or wicked person ( sr? ^g: A wicked or rft ^^(Tg?rir J8*eU ! 4 -* A g?^ir??r * nft! Bdiamond in general, an adamant forating W^^ Kn. malevolent per- A I speech, word, sen- v; A command, 2 ^ Number. -Oomp. obedi-2. executing the orders of another *?r s discourse. 5^: the ear. -ufr:/. an attempt at speaking srKnKVi^CRQfrTr^^iHr|. ent, compliant. ; 17. Talkative, eloquent, wise. An epithet of Brihas- pati, or the planet Jupiter. I8aid,gpoken. -2Dtter" ed, spoken ( opp. to wgfn3 or *irrft?l- ) -3 Told, addressed 3Trig. Tffrsro: H?rr ^ ; Ku. ^ 3. 21. A peecb, words collectively ; a sentence. ^K ^jr A stanza of four withone syllabic instant, (there biog one long or two short syllables crose-multiplication. ). -Oomp. and not spoken. _ 3,3^ a . ; shock or cala(hence flg.) auy sudden or valuable of kind spar -3?pTs mity. of Indra. stone. 3)T3ri an epithet ^f,3: an MTH" a diamond seat. N. of Hanumat. infami of epithet *'ia': Sakyamuni. thunderbolt, an adamantine shaft ; cf. U. 1. nrrf'ci Mat. 9. 37 of 47. ^2; a mountain consisting diamond*. %g: N. of the demon *W* neuter) masculine and the meaning of which from that of the mascotine only by the notion of gender, -jrfj. it speech and reply, discourse, -^rdictum, decree, 1 Speech, expression, r fwrnr- ^ TRtntfhr^rH: R5rirfh Chandr. 5. 120 ; Ms. = a vul=^5: ^fiuc[sq. i m. a rhinoceros. v. ^q WS^i of N. 1. a vulture. -2. N. o Gafud*. moiquito, gn^i. -3. ltzuli -4. ofGanea. g? a kind of or tzare stone. q'?ri N. ot Indra. insect. ^tT: ^fJtfTs 1. a hog. -2. a car. 3$*: a rat. an adamantine ^5-,-^f^a. having 1 an >4T: hardy frame. or very epithet of ludta 21. -2. an owl. tr?r>!rvrt*: B- 18, ; discus cf a cla P -(^'''T: i*i$fa;, Krishna. src>T: t Qe an triPr: ! thunder. ; f cr nsT of Indra,w^g55ffnr' epithet qftT;. -gffH B. 2. 42. -3. an owl. fall of thunderstroke of or pfal of ; 8. -2 A sentence. -3 The power of expression, the expressive power of a word as in roatasrr gi4aV ftqirAk. 104. lighting, U.4. 24. jmrl-the bloagom of aesamum. -2- a valuable bolt ; ; m 3^ .1 1 P ( raft ) roam about. -11 10 0, 104 g> ; S 10 1. -, ?^r^ 2. 5^ an A 1 kind of -2 oil. A par- phenomenon of the bky. ticular m. N. of Indra \ ; To ( go, move , an epithet cf Indra. flower, -^tj Uh. zrriir: a diamond, au adamant ; 2. 6. nr a 1. hard, adamantine. A 1.15; R. 9. 24. -2 An owl. -3 Buddha saint. %^ P. 1 rive at ^rfa ( To ) 1 go, to ar- Bk. 14. 74, ^^pJtfin'Srfef ; -2 To wander over. -3 To go slyly or secretly, eneak. -4 To go crookedly. -5 Ved. To shake, 7. 106. totter, Caul. tremble. ( 4^im-?r ), To avoid, escape from, evade, shun ; aiif i|5sri^ sre^TfT HTTraar ^nnnfH'ms'it Bk. 8 43. -2 To cheat, deceive, defraud ( said to be A. only, but often P. also ) ; I ; Bk. 15. 15 ; qatmffgire^Tg? i^qq ) titt. ; 8 ; B"- Kn. 4. 10, 5. 49 Bl 12. -3 To deprive of, leave ( one ) 19. 17 53. aorOiift'nnr ; ; destitute of R. 7. ; 8. n alkaline earth. 8JT< Garu4i. ligl.tning. 33: TO. exists, differs /. tatement; ; Nar.ka. iftq-: 3 : adamantine the mother of ture. spoken the 3I?lf?fs 3?nr<: & thunder-bolt of Indra. wr5?: diamond mine B. 13 21. 3TIir?T: I.a a kind of mineral spar. stroke of thunder or lightning. -2. linpg in each ^r 1 -5 Emblic myrobalan -6 The blossom of the sesamum or Vajra plant. snake. s*TW: ails -Oomp. gram.) a. A kind of pillar. 8teel.-2Akindoftftlc. -3 Thuuderlike or severe language. -4 A child. order, precept, injunction. -J Advice, counsel. -4 A bymn. -5 Sing, ing, a song of birds. -6 ( In *. -4 plants. , Subh&ib. 8.7. , grass. ; 36; "?Tc5 : ; U. 5??r?f^ ^Jrni^r ^fsr ss'nfi'a? ^T; R. 6. 19- -5 Sour gruel. 2. 7 -2 A 1 A form of military array. -3 M. of various kind of Kuan ; U 41^ 25, 47 J 5. FTTff . ; - ) son, an enemy. tence B. 3. A diamond-pin, A I -2- cruel, hard-hearted 5T% ac &7s epithet of Indra. ^-. a hog. a hind of very hard cement g^tBTsfa-3* Mai. 5. 10, U. 4 ( for its preparation see Bri. S. chapter 57 ). an; 1. cfrfWj a rnspnet. death by thunderbolt. -2 crossa kind of inultiolicitioD. s^if: isi: a porcupine. nulitwy arrny. <* as hartl at* adimbct. hpving the gittngth of the thundcibolt HK -2 Any destfuciive 15. like the ibuaderbult. -3 an instrument for per- weapon 4. 1. T^T: go, ausm'T ; . ^T*f To , -2 Censur- q. v. Mk. -2 To feather an move. trim, prepare. ^y a. [u^-^Dn.2. 28 ] 1 Hard, adamantine. -2 Severe. -3 Forked, 4 Crcsi. &:, - < com- obedient, ) 1 arrow. -3 ^ deceitful, ulent, ing, deceiving. cheat, swindler. Musk A -4 rat. ] 1 Fraud- urafty. -2 Cheaty;, I A rogue, 2 A jackal. -J tame ichneumon. Fire. Cheating, roguery, de' -2 A cheat, rogue, swindler. -3 The cuckoo. 1 ceit, trickery. i\-*v^ ] 1 Cheating. -2 fraud, deception, ^;rr -sn A trickery i5I*ft [ deceit, irick, ; Mk. 5 1 ; IrVUfAv^A^ Ku. illusion, delusion. tion, hinderanes ; 3 ; R. 11. 36. ifczp-p-2 Deprived 1 of. wrfAMmvVtf 6. 47. -3 An -4 Loss, depriva?r% Deceived, cheated. ar A sort of rid- die or enigma. a- (V/-) lent, crafty, Deceitful, franda* dishonest.-^, A jok/. 826 - Crooked. TV. ] I A a. 3f: see snHg^gaTTtf fa or reed, U A -2 1. JSTTT A To divids, partition- aCTm-^ ( To surround. To tell. -2 1 -jToBurronnd, ) [ iz;^ ] Tn 1 fig-tree ; 1 ; A string, rope vmft A J kind of oake. -2 wf ( n. stingy person. a 1 show An affix added to nouns ' ' possession pos- ijsreq ; 1. trade, -2. a merchant. -J. a merchant's shop, a stall. 4. the sign Libra of the zodiac. ff%: /. trade, traffic ; Bh. 3. 81. ^nf. a caravan. -2 Asked, begged. -3 Hurt, -Comp. 1. kind of oake or bread fliar.artftal) made of rice and Masha. jfww , ; ' by ^ traffic. A 1 *: I A .A 1 ] ftwr traflic, Merchants ( collec- A zodiac. merchant. *jr 1 P., 10 ^ a. 1 traffic. ^fl-a ,jft, ( To ) divide, apportion, partition, share. TC a. Unmarried. z | Apart, -2 Tbe handle of a sickle. -3 An unmarried man, a awi i killed. BMirffta"lrt<<< river of heaven. m. 2 A disease of the eyes. A ./. road. - A brren IJ^TCT D Sounded, spoken, uttered. ^jftr: See Qtt. 2. A , -2 merchant, trader. The sign Libra of the grass. 70 2. ifCTnrR: ; Merchandise, trade. W5? &* trade. A small Wtinr: A cord, string. A pawn at chess. 1 A pill. -2 A chessman. -J T: miser, tively). -2. a trader, merchant. -<jv. Un. /. A ccck. -2 A mat. -3 A tarban. -4 A thief, robber. -5 A churning -stick. -6 Fragrant ) ^rrTT'''} flfijss? T/nf M. -2 Tbe sign Libra of the 1. 17. ball, globule, pill. TOt <*. Wicked, villainous. ^ to To sound. trader merchant, sTrfrtn^ in ). -7 Equality shape. -Contp. -qif a variety of the white basil. (-*r) s, jasmine.-snr^r 5* m. a Yaksha. lump, ; A 1 -2 A eunuch. Sound, noise. [ B. 13. 53. -1 A small shell or A email ball, globule, pill. round figure, a cipher. -5 A kind of oake. -6 also in thit sense 1 is ; cowrie. -3 -4 A V: circumcised or has no prepuce. -2 An ox without a tail. BT An unchaste woman cf. fr[. big, great. ; W3 ( zodiac. U. -2 crippled. sessed of wealth ; ^nt^ beautiful so HK^, TTWq; *c. ; ( the words so formed being adjectives). -2 Add ed to the base of the past passive a past participle ^5 turns it into active participle g^j^Tii gfTWrw ind. An affix dd atnr R. 14. 43. ed to nouns or adjectives to denote 'likeness' or 'resemblance' and may ' as ; like ', be translated : encompas*. -4 To tie, string, connect. Caui. ( nzvft ) To ipeak. ttl A man who jfef: Large P. ( szfir ) 10 U. -2 fire. kind of cake. a. II. submarine Maimed, 1 See ^fi^. fT: LIP. )- ^g- a. Unmarried. -3 Emasculated. N. ot Siva. ri.tan. f^j of ( f^3T the submarine fire. -g' kind of flower. -3 The Al>k tree. -4 A kind of bird.- at A cowthtit yields much milk. -Conip tbe Atoka tree. fnr: the Gtt A woman -3*f^:, -W5l(7: the -Comp. 2- A -J A female slave. -4 %^T(. harlot, prostitute. -5 th: Brahmarja caste common cane a woman or ; ing from accident. woman I obildlees or cow miscarry- t portion, share. calf, the young of an animal Bh - i ; 46; *' bachelor. sV 1 q. T. I A A rope or string. -2 A pill, Dividing, distributer, distributing. -2 part, portion, share. -J A bolus. 1 A boy, lad, youth, stripling, j^: oft. used like the English word 'chap' or 'fellow'; =v -2 A 1 A boy, lad. -2 A Brah- raacnirin. -3 A fool or - 15ftq blockhead. Ved. Broad, wide. P. ( 03M ) 1 To be [** Wf] 1 Dull, stupid^3TT -2 Wicked. r.; 1 A foci or blockhead. -2 A rogue, wi'oked or vile fellow -3 A physician. -4 A water-pot. ' I A A who heroes. *>$ 1 -2 in the nymph form of a mare bore to the suntwosont, the Avint, A A. U. 6. -3 Offspring or children whoie in general aftsnrWT children are living '. -4 A year. N. of a country ; ( its chief town wae *ftrHr and ruled over by Udaor the inhabitants of that ( , A 1 contest shovel, hoe f j^ ) -J of A boat. To go alone o r yana unaccompanied W7 n. Unmarried. -2 Dwarfish. -i Crippled. An unmarried jr, ] man, a bachelor. -2 A servant. -J A dwarf. -4 A javelin, dart. 1 Bjyr: 1 Tha sheath that envelops the young bamboo. -2 The new shoot of the palm tree. -3 A rope for tying (agoat&c ). of a dog. -6 -4 A A dog -5 Tbe tail cloud. -7Tbefemale breast. hkM. mare. -2 The ap ' -WfT: i, ; rin q. T. 5*r: ts3 ['*Z^S{] Partitioning, portiouing, dividing. ; 83 cf. . religious student or Brahmachan. 5. in this sense often ; used in the voc. as a term of endearment andtranlateable by 'my dear', child' ; s 'my darling', 'my dear -2 A boy, son m. circular, f*!*a. Stringed, ta cftsr 1 A. (frt) share, apportion. I To divide, -2 To surround, enoompass.'-ll. 10 U. ( share, divide, apportion. wft-*) To W ), l A tfaat^* country ( pi. ). <*ar calf. -2 A little girl ; r3r breast. -Ooip. Sta ' &c. fr The kind of cucumber. M^: ar^ft kind of the a wolf. ftf:, -THT: Vattas ; W ' (-W ) cow Ion 8' r P e for *Vr ing for her calf. of arrow. tying calves, -afa: a kind kind of inT: 1. N. of a tree. -2. N. of the very strong poison. -<m* ' keeper of town Kau,\mbi. or calvei', N. of Krishna * cow longing for a cow shed. > Balarama. her calf. 827 A little calf, calf in A child. -3 N. of a plant labour -2 i; Green or black sulphate say. 1 general. (fru ). of iron. Atrn. ) 1 ^Hfr q-fff ); To cause Cans. speak or Sk. to yonng ox ; 3. 32. calf, a fteer, a irfteat nffTITs ft A heifer a -2 To cause to sound, play on a musical instrument ^T"!TrHT Jt^tft Vikr. 1. 10 ^r^nir ^f %g Git. 5. -3 ; To speak, ^ ; a. U. Speaking, talking, speaking Y. -Comp. year ; 4. ^si asrlrs^ [ ^ ^w pg^ The ' heifer. face &c. S. 2. 12; so g^^-^r, 5rwp57^^r 1. 5-*rr^Dp.3. 71] I A 205. -2 N. of Vision. the month Ph&lguna. anf^: the month of Mlrgartisha. =K<jj a debt to be paid by the end STirsT: of a year. Cbild-lovicg, affectionate towards children or offspring an q<*Ml T3:, jrrar &c. -2 Affectionate towardi, wrfflfg-f rf*?!rt The mouth Wcfsf ; *3 ftift^'J -2 ftH^ar g^fr um Bv. l. ill. f^g^nrt TwnrRwor -3 Aspect, look, appearance. -4 The front point. -5 First term ( in a series ). -6 The summit or apex of a triangle. -Comp. wnr*: aliva. yrruNir 1. blackness of the face, -2. a kind of disease. kind or compassionate towords w8. Sf?*rai IT *T a P. To cause 53133- a. 1 A to MnM [ ^ -w^ ?fcf ft ] Speaking I ; %% semes and with certain prepo- sitions ; see below month ) 1 To JTITKT fi*rrwft pak, say, speak to dress, ; w^ utter, ad- l^t^r tjfr-i^fl5. Tc^trnr WFIW Ku. the fore**nt *T: R. 1. 59 most of the eloquent '. -2 To announce, tell, communicate, inform *t nbnif% *^fa **. -3 To speak of, describe; Bg. 2. 29.-4ToIay down, 4. 14. -5 To state Ms.~2name, 9^, 44 ' ; ; ; TOffr wtnTf^rflfft q%*rq ^rrif jUT- Chan dr. 5. 45 ; tT^ctrtrrsRTofflrT: al gnrtfi Ku. fSuNtft *f?tr ^rsmmff To *^fr*hr?: Ki. 1 14. -7 raise the voice, ntter a cry, ging; : &o. -8 To show brilliance or probe an authority on ficiency in, Atm. ) ; SITS ( Tfft Sk., TT!"3rf>^ Vop. -9 To shine, look splendid or bright ( Atm. ) maintain, affirm ; ; B. 24. 5. ) ( of as in T3g?Ti% (opp.- ; Bk. 8. 27. -10 To -1| To toil, exert, Fit to be spoken, not blam- craj 1 abls ; cf. at^r. -2 Dark or second a lunar f said of the fortnight of month vfTTVi the dark fortnight ). Speech, speaking about. B S. 5. 15 RPOUSR ftfir Kn. ; Ku.fi. 89 1 P. ( Tf?T ) To Sanskrit except as a substitute for j^in the Aoiist and Benedict! ve ). TO: Killing, murder, slaughter, snni-ft ^vrr?tfT arrwr ) destruction homitrofce. -5 Paralynis. -4 DisappearanceMnl {plication (in math.). -6 A killer, slayer.-? A vanquiaher.victor. -3 -8 Ved. A deidly weapon, such Indra's thunderbolt. -Comp. 3^5- as w'l^i a deserving capital resulting -3-?^ 3Iff death, proving fatal. ? murderous. -2- an assassin. punishment. ; A wife, ; ^ifwRWW*^;82 -2 6. ; A cm *f ig^SRrw- 4. 4. 16 U. in ! ; ; Jwt **Jf?*T% in genera.1 ; q W: 6-45 N. -5 The wife feof a younger relation, a younger male relation. -6 The female of any 82. 47 ; Ki. ; 16, 47. 65. Me. doe ; animal ; ^irwp nir <w wife; female, woman. at a wedding party of the bride ( * w* bridal apparel, nuptial A Wijasnr*: tj( .r^yfir ; window. woman OD s y Tfl: ^J?mi^ T Mv. ). attire. lattice, A )ift i s female 17 5. r irrc^T fniT^fl^f 1. -2 A ; Bhashi P. daughter-in-law. ; f%?*nrwrT! V. 5. 1 ; wgwuw. cide ; T^pm: &c. -2 A blow, a poison. ; fenaale, slay, kill (not used in classical I bride B. 1. 90. -3 , woman maiden, V V^ -2 Sex- love. 19 7. 4. ff* srwrlr 9: ; t: ; ; call 5. 11 ; , l^ft N. ; In the dsrk half in of liberal or gener- ; a lunar kind Dn 1. 83 ] 1 A a? nwwn? T of . Git. 1 94 A / -3* * A d n8 hter in A young woman in general. VTOT^f^^rT but Atiu. in cer- ^n 1 2 A mur- destructive weapon. The god of I ous person, munificent or bountiful : A cowherd. A man form **TvgTir: WT^WW *f fir w *^rr{i.*> ITtV Br. 1. 19 1. tain A wit ; : -2 floently.elo- If s. 4. 224. 1 P. ( ^f=r, Killing, ST .. S. 7. Childhood, youth, early j <* qnent. -2 Speaking kindly or affably. -3 Liberal, munificent, generous *f?*T n. daughter-in-law a. ) sr: deadly weapon. Ved. A deadly weapon. kind sneaker, eloquent. -2 Talkalivei H$\ r q place A r of sheat-fish. yearn, cause to feel yearning affection for ; i^tMMHJfll wt H^Htfllft youth. -3 derer, an assassin reed. ; ^t. A whirlpool. -2 A 1 I. / fi^T ( \ifrr, destructive, injarious. executioner, a hangman. 3T5J:, garralons. Den. a. See ; Pt. 2. 9 -WtTT/- -WPT An almond. -' ; ; tfjm-.f- law. a See ^^i^. ; atonement of vxooution. -2. a alugl0Tt the gdlgws di? course. Speech, of, 2- capital punishment. for murder. ) ual passion, lust. : fondly loving, devoted to, fond Ao fsnifar: ; 1 A : pin? recite. well. : 5 " means of killing. ^Rrftofrr* * i hangman, an executioner. m. 1. a hunter. -2 a butcher 1. corporeal punishment ( as whip- a ; A weaned *FOTTC: B. ( ( *mrfffi CT a 1 To be killed or slain. -2 be killed. -3 Vulner. Sentenced to corporeal able. -4 To be subjected to be corporeally punpunishment, to ished. ing his A trc: 1 doom ; enemy. -Cornp. victim, Mu. 1. - one seek- 9. -2 An drum beaten time of execution. ->jt, -'"jfil: ^pj, -wnr a place of execu- at the f t flowers JTTOT a garland of who is about to placed on a person tion- 828 be executed. fft?Tf execu- n 1 -'2' a Mock, sciffold. tioner'i slaugh- ter-house. Killing, slaughter, murder. ntrrr 3^| A 1 Si. 20. 50. leathern atrip or thong ; tfr A leathern -2 Lad. ; A m. castrated P. I. 1 To honour, ( JRffi ) I worship. -2 To aid. -3 To sound. -4 To be occupied or engaged. -II. 8 U. ( isfrfS, tgJTi usually *gft only ) To 1 beg, ask, request ( said to govern two aco. ) fftafrf^-ri.^? ^rff; To seek *3ff 3T?re. -2 seek for, -J To conquer, possess. -4 Vad. To like, love. -5 To wish, desire. -6 To rank e re*dy, prep ire to obtain To hurt, injure. -III. P., *Ruft-?r ) 1 To favour, 1 plantain. t^f^fs a forest-keeper. asr: the lion n'Sf: -^T /".!. grove or long row of trees. -2. a long , -^'3K;, ->T3r: a :/- thfi wtM jujuba tree. iki ahiub. a, ift^TT I. frequenting woods. -2- living in wator. (-T: ) ! a hunter. -2. a forester. ( -t ) a a forest forest, jj'fj'or surrounding aud stopping all egress S. 2. -^r; the Devadiru tree. -2. aloewood. ^nf-Kr, -sw^-rr a kind of ^'i^f: the wild Champaka jasmine. tree. sn a. living in a forest, haunting woods, sylvan. ( -t: ) I. a %% I. woodman forester, forest-dweller, -2 To hurt, injure. -3 Tosound. -4 To confide in. *T [ ^' y \ ] thicket of trees Bh. 3. A I ; 120 fore9t wood, IJSTT *r*T: ; -2 A cluster, group, a quantity of lotuses or other plants growirg in a thick bed ; f%^;1jrqT: R. 16.:16. 6. 86. -3 A pUoe of abode, residence, bouse. -4 A fountain, spring ( of water ). -5 *- Water in general Si. 6. wooden vessel. -7 Wood, ; A -6 73. timber. -8 Dwelling in a forest, living abroad. -9 Ved. A cloud. -10 Light a ray : Worshipping. ( As the first member of comp. wf may be translated by 'wild', forest q-;fof light. -1 1 ' ' ; -- a forest-conflagration 3?the wild goat. sfas I. the skirts or borders of a forest U. 2. 58. -2the forest region itself, wood ; D. 2. 25. arar ! "another wood. -2. V. 4. 26. the interior of a forest 3?fifi 3T; ; ; aitSspft a lotus-plant growing in 3Trtsr wild turmeric. aj- -^?r: a florist, maker of garlands. ar?:^ red earth or ruddle. s?r%- 3ir a son-flower. wrtg; a hare. k >nd of beau, y qT WT^^rT: 'wood-river', a forest stream., -sjrthe root of wild ginger. ( -s;r ) n jjrs? wild ginger. vrsnT: abode in the woods, the third stage in the religious life of a Bratn*na. 3rr>STf*r^ m. an anchorite, a hermit. arrwb 1. an inhabitant of the wood. -2. a ort of crow or rv ^^r* a . : Ki. 6 29 Me. 12. -2. a wild animal. -3. the fabulous eight; legged enimal called Sarabha.^-q-'f roamiog about or residence in a forest. grT: 1. a wild goat. -2- a boar. srs, njr^ m. a wood-cutter. f. an elephant. -2. a kind of fragrant grass. -3. the wild citron tree. 3f ) a blue lotus-flower. -su 1. wild ginger.-2- the wild cottou tree. ^nV^ a forester, woodman, -fehst the yellow myrobalan tree. ^: a cloud. a forest-conflagracfTil ( 1 ! * tion. ibid. Dvilraka. -- tract of forest. -3- a pathiaaforest. yy a lotus flower. jy^-ft /. I. an ornament or beauty of tne wood. -2^^r aforrst-creeper; the plantain. S. sylvan ^hr: ^'^n-yj.^wttr S. R. 2. 12, 9. 52 deity, a dryad 4. 4 ; Ku. 3. 52, 6. 39. ?JT: a tree growing wild in a avenue of trees. foreet.' f- Rirrfc tirn R n Ved. a wg/. the .female of the wild ox or flos ganaent. n; a woodman. ; dweller, forester. ,-2. a hermit ; so ^tsr:, -^rsw. the wild T5TWlf citron tree. ftinfr the egg-pUnt. aVf%: wild rics. iffrsr^ a lotas. ?^ m. 1. a jackal. -2. & tiger. -3. a civet cat. R3T?: a kind of pulse. " a forester. : a thick wood. ^PT^JI; a solemn procession into a forest for the purpose of cutting wopd foranidol.-wrrfWsfV a $w: 1 /. tho wild cotton plant. deer. -2. a hermit. ^r, -Wf l.he ? vtfr a wood.forestholy fig tree. JT5C, ground; Ku. ??u a. mencing a b?rmit' life. retiring into a wood, leading thelife of a ben-lit. ( -fa ) a wjod situated on a table-land ftm; the cuckoo. (-7) the cinnamon tiee. irffor:, ~^: gd ; \IT: -sr;^/. a garland ^1 Tf^: [ : 9Z fir* A 1 ] large forest tree, especially one that bears fruit apparently without any blossoms. -2 A tree in general jj Ku. -3 The Soma 3. 74. ^nr^'w? plant. -4 A A beam pole, poet. -6 A sacrificial post. -7 An offering to Vanapati. -S A wooden amulet. -9 A scaffold. - 10 An ascetic. -Conp. stem, trunk. -5 ; the whole world of =f>r7r: plant*, vegetable kingdom. Ved Wealth. Ved. a. glory. frsrrS: Loveliness N. of a district -Comp. ( 1 ; or -2 Wealth. -3>A wood. as a horse ;fi. 5. 73. produced in Vanayu, sr: a. ) w Id pnacoek. t^f. forestground. -jjf%^r a fly.-rrg^ wild jaiinine. nr?yr a garUuii of woodflowers, such a* WKS usually worn R 9. 51 it is tbus by Krishna a. 3. 29. of forest flowers. : doscribed: ^^ -sHrfa^ 1 hunter. the -rr-4 neighbourhood of a wood, the forest region itself. JH5> gwr'a forest-flower. the wild citron tree. 3^jr: coma a forest- ?rH: I. living i-i H wood, residence in a foreat S. 4.9. -2. a wild or nomadic life. -3. a forest-dweller, a forester. ?rrtr ; ; i^fiir: ^%:, -f(TRtsi: a 1- 17. confiagratiop. ; ^P, aid. water. 5?- wild eleCTvbfr ( ft./. ) the wild cotton tree. 5'5T: a wild fowl. wg'fft wild plmtain. pepper. a forest. n?: the wild ox. JT^JT a thicket, the thick part of a forest. 5H: a spy. Qffit a wild or forest TO7: A shoe. ; nrrS^r N. of the town of gq;a. pauring waterjli. 0. 22. ( -m. ), a cloud. 5^: q;T: a kind of kidney-bsan. fft^f wild person, ennnch. for -7 10 D. ( Gtt. 5 J^j^l the wild cottonTT15T! n forest-conflagraaii3i^ m. I. an inhabitant of a wood, a forester. -2. an ancborite, a hermit. -3- a wild animal such as a wild ?f<Jrr monkey, boar fee. -- Castrated, eonsculaterl. sfiV flowers, (-m.) an epithet of Krishna: plant. tion. K3[ m phant thong. ^ rhinoceros. hog, wild boar. N. of Agni. -2 A heap. -3 rf?!: /. Desire, wish. Asking, begging. I A wood little ; as in ; RlSf an epithet of Krishna. adorned with a cbaplet of wood- . Ved. I Worshipping. -2 Desiring. -3 (Jiving, bestowing. -4 Abounding in water. -5 Living in a forest. . I A tree -2 The Som- 829 A Brihmana -J plant. stage of his thicket *r aVanaphrasthaq.v. wood, grove or of trei ) A * the third in ( life, ; ( pi. )' Kiraauka in a wood', anything found unexpectedly; I'D this sense. in a Dwelling woodman wood. T 3T(fF A I SB ] forest- 1. 1. ; A sylvan, satyr. -5 -2 An wild soetic, A -4 beast. A woman in Bv. 2. ; T- H7; r; Me. 8. -2 A wife, mis^^rrarr qftdiwaiTt Ku. 1. 10; B. 2. 19. -3 Any beloved woman. -4 The female of an animal. -Comp. a misogynist ( womanig^ m. ; hater ftrftW. ). wanton piatime of WlR8[: of an animal offered in sacrifice -2 The rectum. a. Begging, A m. ' A mother requesting ; . -2 A ). captive, prisoner. ir^r/- See ^f. -Comp. keeper of prisoners, jailer. ; ment. A worshipper, Prosperity. See 3TCTT Un. [ beggar. a. 15. 60. ing ^r tnftnBf Den. P. 1 To beg ( as alms ). -2 To ask, entreat, request. *gt Ved. A malicioan person (fgav). *3^o- Ved. 1 Eager, anxious for. worshipper, one I A plotter, an to. -3 A who hononrs. enemy ( fjff* m. ). -2 1 A. (rj>, t^iT ) 1 To salute, tj^ greet respectfully, piy homage to am*: ftaft 2. 23 ] *j>-w [ wiA co-partner. 1 Belongor produced in a!J ] woods, wild qfgirQc^rer'mrrff' ^^rr^f^rt B. 1. 94 ; rrrsTt T^5Trf^' !'i45, 88. -2 Savage, not tamed B. 2. 8, 37; 5. 43. or domesticated -3 Wooden. ~ ; -Comp. B. 12. 20. domesticated. a- fire tame, (^T: a wild nsf:, tFQT 1 ; praise, eitol. WITH ; srn* to B. 16.81. A praiser, bard, pinegyOne who deserves praise. ifftr: 1 rist. -2 T [ sance. ^=3^] I Salutation, obei- -2 Reverence, adoration. -3 Brihrrmna &c Obtitaoce paid to his feet). -4 ( by touching Praising, extolling. -5 A cutrneoug eruption, scrofula. 1 Handsome. -2 Baanty (of form Worship, adoration. -2 Praise. -;ft I Worship, adoration. -2 Praise. -J Solicitation. -4 A drug srrl for reviving the dead. -Oonrp. - firw a. [ r^-3l% ] n. beaiuif ul ( Ved. ). ). forest, a large of thickets. -2 A mass number ; i U. detid. scatter water, (s wr, 3* p<"To sow, fi^affJ-Jt ) I ( 97ft, ; seed), plant; ifirre&T *?sr- Tc? ar>T!r ; S. 6. 23. "^ -2 To MJ. 3. 113 2. 5 ; 142; mg^ *ir3 Subhasb. Ku. 2. throw, cast ( as ; -3 To beget, produce. -4 To weave. -5 To shear, shave ( mo>< Cam. ( ?m^-df ) To sow, Vedic ). dice ). the plant, put in to 5J7; 1 sows, I (a) Body, person ;(?nt ) *ST f5P?T3iV BTn? Ku. 4. 42 ; srt 'TT: grtfrf&? ^3j B. 2. 47 ; 61. 10. 50. ( b ) Form, figure, appearance; ^3: Bri. S. 30. 25. -2 Essence, nature Me. 5. 96. -3 Beauty, a beautiful form or appearance. -4 Ved. A ; wonderfnl phenomenon, wonder. -5 Ved. Water. -Oomp. gor-.-ugRif: excellence of form, personal beauty; 3. 32 ; ^JUTB3. 35; Ki. *3: Bgsr^ate TSSori Ku. 2. rt " 1- a w^: beautiful. embodied. -2humour of the body. 7fs(T^ a. I Embodied, incarnate, corporeal ; ^j^r 3rTnrg3TT 5PT: Ki. 2. 56. -2 ^IITT^ 5 W one of the Visvedevas. m. [ Heed ), planter, 5TI&: *?}T*T>CtTT *nr 3, ^-3^ ] I A sower ( husbandman H&lfl^W^ Mu. of r ; 1. Ms. 3. 142. -2 A father, procreator. A poet, an inspired sage. -4 -3 A shaver, cutter. ground. Sowing seed. -2 One a sower. -3 Shaving. who -4 Weaving. ^jjf [ eu-55^] 1 Sowing seed. -2 Shavings, shearing Ms. 11, 152. -3 ; mad-wall ; earth-work, ^TfWSTTHlt ( 3"^ ) B- 1- 30 -? A bank or mound of any kind (against rampart, - of flood, deluge. ^ 3q^ Handsome, . A ; salute, great respectfully A praiser. *f?3f: T Wonderful. elephant. Possessing, enjoying, using. -3 To deity. Ved. a. WKpRg* SrTTfir -2 Devoted or attached procreator, father. A god, r: 3. JTOI, growing to, votary .^ See ar^. a. ; A beggar, men^TTWTf W 19 5>FT^3: N. a irrs: ^?T a. I Adorable, venerable. -2 To he respectfully saluted; B. 13. 78 Kn. 6. 83; Me. 12. -3 Laudable, ur 1 commendable, praiseworthy. A parasitical plant. -2 Yellow pig- . wft'rer: dicint I A : The body. : A panegyrist, bard, an eoconiiant, a herald gSsdifrcTTa^rn^r 3r&tti: V. 4 4 ; ( tne bards form distinct caste sprung from a Kshatriya father and uSflrlra wf}^ --^ m. marrow. panegyrist, bard. : : -tfir. ). ; q-?: Part of the .entrails { -^, -W, TTT [ 3>T 3(^ ] 1 Fat, marrow ; Y. 3.9t. -2 A hole, cavity. -3 A mound of earth thrown up by ants. -4 The skin of the intestines. -Oomp. 1 Praising. -2 Beverential, Tf rr res-wcKnl. oolite, civil q;tTg5f}tT? Praise. n. wrrsiH^ro Mn. 7. women. Ved. (*%(*!'., ; also in this sense ^^\ general *TJT female beggar. -2 Para- plant Semen virile,secd. -fV 1 A barber's shop. -2 A weaving instrument. -3 A weaver's shop ( agsrrar ) ; A demon. Z'foclP-P- 1 Begged, asked, solicited &c. -2 Served, worshipped. 1 A 1 sitici.1 tr=r^Tr ; 10 Ki. a hermit. -3 1. ^T z [ stf ^rft . tress IT Yellow pigment. q-^T A sainted, ador- Fit to be Tfrtoaable. *;ft >rirri sr Ku. gateways. forest, T^ffrgw; er, a garland suspended across which and elephants butt ) ^r#rr below. -3 The bulls B. 13. 47 ; ; see a hill or rockj slope or declivity of place ^fi^UFn^H^sT *8JTT Ki. 14. 40. -4 A summit, peak, table-land ; on a mountain ws Si. ; 4. aTw mnwrftlTT 58, 3. 37 Ki. 5. ; -5 The bank of a shore, bank in general 6. 8. side, :r?rgTg"flit Ki - 6- 4i 7- n ; river, *:pr17. 68. -6 1'ue foundation of a building. -7 The gate of a fortified town. -8 A ditch. -9 The circumference of a sphere. -10 A field in general. -H The butting of an elephant or bull. S: 1 A father. -2 A -12 Dut. 4 Lead. -Oomp, -a Prajipati. 830 ^TftT: butting against the bank or aide Ki. 5. 42 ; (an of a bill, river Ac.) of. ffjwtf. ftTrr, -*fon the playful batting of an elephant ( or ball) ; mound against a bank or ; wft: of a A 1 -2 The ocean. -3 Held. ifi1t 1 *^ 1 ; of earth, hillock. P. ( ntfjH ) To go, move. P. ( *?7(T, *t To ) I vomit, from the month ; eject (pit ont, ^ ^mfcgi^t Bk. 15. 62, 9. 10, 1 4. 30. -2 To send forth or oat, poor oat, give ont, give off, give forth, emit ( rig. -, 0. 6. 14 ; S. 2. 7 ; B. 16. 66 Me. 20 ; aTnrftfBJjorfrVi wwrf%>ri9l m: Vfts. -3 To throw ^rJfij TOft rtjnt i down out or *wm57i ; B. 7. 6. -4 reject. Vn vomiting, Ejecting, giving out. older ( ^iftftaji ) 3irwT senior. *fV- { trwr) stsge or period of life, imaeure of age Mai. 9. 29. a. causing health nnd vigour of ^ m a. 1. prolonging life. come of age. -2. advanced in years. the departure of ( -^ ) youth, -- . advanced in years. $ff*T: ! sition from one period of another tranlife to r*r> r a. ( w.W or TTFM ) I . yonth- f ul.-2-grown up, mature. -3. strong, powerful. (-TO) a friend ; ccntem- porary. (-tprr) I. a female companion. -2. the yellow my robalan tree. -3. sma)i cardamoms. pjr* firmness of.youth. -^frfw, *ft. /. ( *nr ^-?3^ [ vomit- ] 1 Ejecting, -2 Drawing taking or getas in ;WiT^T^7>nr B. ing ont 15.29;Kn. 6. 37. -3 An emetic. ~4 Offering oblations. -5 Pain. if: ing. or Energy, strength. -7 Health, soundness of constitution. -Oomp. arftir, -3?#nr <* ( ^ftfim &o. ) advanced in age, aged, de- ; To food Sacrificial -6 life, ) A moand ) Veil. ; Difficult position ( also -5 crepit in age, wheel. ^ ). oblation. --wnRT a. R- 5- 44 ; ^fr Me. 2. The circumference Tsft also A fJr : fit* W. associate /. 1 1 1 yip. same age). WT A female companion or friend, woman's confidante. (usually of the A little cheat nausea. ( $31 ). The lowingof An branch, a creeper. -$j A young irfnret " cattle. ant. -Oonrp. an A.(*^)Togo, or middle- aged man. Ved. a. A companion, any * 3*0 I Knowledge, wisdom, faculty of perception. -2 A temple ( said to be m. also in this sensa in Unadisatrag ). -3 A rule, preoept, order. -4 Manner, custom. -5 Clearness. A -2 ""* Sickness, nt-hill. ^ a friend, : A bamboo -flit A fly. *fr Vomiting. : ^ ffFT o. [ *?m aw ] 1 Being same age. -2 Contemporary. ont, -2 An emetic. r: . leech. [ "1.5* ] rogne. I of the ; Hemp --5fr A lost or decline of youth. -1. loss of youthful vigour. i/rPT: ) Powerful, vigor* -2 Giving strength or bealth. -3 Giving food, in; /. Strength, power. move. Weaving. n. [ ] 1 3nr-3lf^vn: Ag* of life ; iprf, wany time or period T: U. WTW* sforf w fft* * **Rr 4. 11 ; rt *ft K. 2. 47 ; ? wg w^Jrar^r is Bh. 2. 19. l B. 11. 1; 38 Saret ft * *: Ku 5. 16. -2 loath, the prime of ^ * m^ , W*r^ ; life; w f* ^nrrrHmt Subhash o nflrwhuriT:- -* bird ingeneral; wt Si. 3. 55, 11. 47. -4 Grow S3 ; ( it N. 2 68 ; *jirR. 9. 63 ; 2. 9 ; may wfiNf, ( itriotly eatti. of class 10 ) To ask f for, choose, seek to get ; see f . or *T jell;-nt, \ '"'I* w?.] I Best, ezmost beautif n or precious, [ | with gen, or loc. or choicest, finest usually at the end of comp. ; A wrflrwT: w*r* ;* tfti* ; *t 10 O. of men ; ' 1 ; ; ward, recompense. -5 in general. -6 f & wish, deire Solicitation, entreaty. -7 Charity, alms. -8 Surrounding, enclosing. -9 Obstruct! ng-, checking. -10 A bride-groom, husband; vt TT,ift WTT see under n (1) also. -1 1 A suitor, wooer. -12 A dowry. -13 A son-in-law. -14 A dissolute man, libertine. -15 A sparrow. -^ Saffron; f or 5^n see separately). -Comp. ( afir a. having an excellent form. 1. an elephant. -2. N. of ( -if; ) Viabnu. -3. N. of Cupid. ( -ift ) ; turmeric. ( -it) ! the head. -2. the best part. -3> an elegant form. -4. pudendum muliebie- -5- green cinnamon. -ffirtrr a lovely woman. 1. worthy of a boon. -2* 3fif a. very worthy, highly esteemed. -3. 3<MHl a lovelyvery expensive. faced woman. srnftf^; m. an as- WT^TJ o. having fine hip*. trologer. (-7:) I- a" excellent rider. -2- a rider on an elephant or horse. -3. mounting, riding. or a baantifnl ( -gr )an elegant woman jftr ^ Tftbrai Mil. 6.11. t>t the moon, arrant 1. an excellent seat. -2. the chief scat, seat of honour. -3. the China rose. ( -H: ) %% I. a door-keeper. -2* a lover, para^f: 1. a chief, sovereign. mour. art -2- Indra. $-3T: N. of Siva. -. /. a beautiful woman ( lit. having beautiful thighs). 373: an epithet of Indra. ^st I a kind of sandal wood. -2. the pine tree. -33 a. fair-limbod. ( -g:/. ) a beautiful . woman : Ttfrgr^mm V. 4. 22. B. sage aj: N. 5. ; I one. weaver. -2 Choice, selection. -3 A boon, blessing, favour (aqtfirft"!^ ang t^T W fiJ w: ) Tt f or *rr^; 'to ask a boon'; rffcnffir & 5* ^frShnr B. 2. 63 HSTrJU^etifw: Ku. 2. 32 ; ( for the disti notion between tn; and anffyr see srrf^ ). -4 A gift, present, reselecting. 1. ^an|CT of f^Ti ft ancient w^Tt the Nimba conferring a boon, granting or fulfilling a boon. -2- propitious (-7.) I- A benefactor. -2- N. of a class of Manes. -3. fire for prothe pitiatory burnt offerings. "fr: tree. ^ a. I. hand boon-giving or beneficent placed on the head of a suppliant by a deity 4c. ). ( -fr ) I. N. of a ( liver ; M. 5. 1. -2. a maiden, girl. present made to the bridn-grooja by the father of the bride. ^pr the granting of a boon. ^ftrorr I- f>*JT: the agallochum. the choice of a bride-groom. ; ; ' a ft. 1. bird ' ding ; B. 6. 86. mudri. -srwr4, *fr N. of Lopi- -*TT the letting 831 Mk. out of the bridegroom in procession towards the home of the bride for doubtful mean to : ' 3t?4T s i Large, great, spacious. -2 Frightened. -3 Miserable, wretched. -^: 1 A mound of earth. -2 The seat on an elephant, a TWT of 1 bi rd ( An TV. eruption A dagger, knife. -2 A kind mfarr ). -3 The wick of a The : third or boar-incarnation (of Choosing, *rwnrs Ki. TR srarHTT: the boar or third incarnation of Vishnu. ^f: a wrf: a kind kind of esculent root.; of arrow. srMwr a kind of mis- J ^ ^ ; -Oom ^ TWfi^nf^rnr f 1 ; inTfTTTr " f ^ H. ibid. is used without ^r, sometimes 3 ; g or : Me. A wroiTTwr: *ftrt 3% WTOfrTOfr: ft. 5. 25. -5 A camel. -6 A kicd of ornament on a bow. -7 N. of Indra. A "*. A A goose. -2 "* suitor, wooer, lover- ( Gander. -2 A kind of grain. -3 *M ! ctf N. " A , 1. variety of Ved. I. ), Ved. Desire, wish. The three kinds of myro-2 A kind of perfume. -3 Turmeric. -4 N. of Plrvati , 135. it A kind of wasp. " - -2 A waap or a ; . ti ) I Poor i P un wretched, unhappy, miserable, fortnnatu (often used to show pity); irs jasmine flower More ( y^7 written. I [?-3&5*] I A multitude, -2 A pimple or eruption on the face. -3 A veranda. -4 A heap of grasi. -5 The string of a book. -6 Pocket. in qi*> ( 1 ^fN"^ " Ved. I Worshipping, honouring. -2 Wealth. -3 Boom, space. -4 Pleasure, happiness. -5 Ease. The word A Worshipped, *ftirRr( f^r >f a. honoured, adored, revered. VfTVW Worship, honour, ador- 1 ation, devotion. A iww -2 A coterie. A TTTW: *rf^ :r wvr 1 -2 f-ow, vile. N. of Siva. -2 10. 1. arzTii w?.-r; TV. ijtSrss^r ; urtl! 3* rt WITwnBh. tree called fish-hook. I Best, most excellent, most distinguished or pre-eminent. -2 Largett, greatest. -3 Widest. -4 Heaviest. -5 Worst, most wicked snperl. of 3? q. v. ). f ranooline partridge. -2 ( 3. .2 The seed-vessel of the lotusflower. -3 A string, rope ( n- also in this sense ). -OoMp. 4. a. ; ] rope, cord. COM/MS -2 Service, attend- ance. ; TfT7-' r q. v. ' H Pt. -3 Impure. W:_ War, battle. ). ninally infr MM. Mk. fish Excellence, superiorpre-eminence. -2 Ved. Circuit, compass. -3 Breadth, extent. ^j-r 1 1 group. boar, hog. ' ity, kind of wasp. A kind of wasp. Width, breadth . A Ved. 6. balan. A the period of the boarthe during period which Vishnu assumed the form of a boar. nrJOT the sensitive plant. held on the fTfCTT " festival 12th day in the bright half of Mi *r incarnation, is generally used absolutely, *i being used with the clause containing the thing preferred, and =i ^, * with the clause contain3, or f <J=T. ing the thing to which the first is preferred, (both being put in the nominative case ) ; *i jfrsr *rHfr w <*^- f rampart, inrronnding wall. -2 A bridge. -3 The tree called Varnna. -4 A tree in general nfrrw But 8. it questing. -3 Surrounding, encircling. -4 Covering, screening, protecting. -5 The choice of a bride.-6 Worship. ping ( of priest* 4c. ). -7 Keeping 1. particular -Camp. batter than, preferably to, it is better that Ac. It is sometimes used with the abfaftfir -8 A measure. -9 N. of Vatabamihira. -10 N. of one of the 18 Pnranas. girth of an elephant or horse. TffU ind. Rather or I- - strap, thong, or girth leather); Si. 11. 44. -2 The soliciting, re- orj cf. ; castor-oil tree. A I towel, wiper. prohibiting, warding. A^ boar, 1 lamp. A wish, request, boon. -2 A oloak. -3 A kind of wild bean. -4 One who asks a female in marriage, a suitor, wooer. 1 The cover of a boat. -2 A off, ] : sile. 1 -fif: Cloves. coarse cloth. (fw5TpT5WW f%*si* f^iat A f^: groom. -2 Begging, A I howdah. -3 A wall. -4 on the face. -grff a. 1. very wanton. -2- acquainted with the secrets of sexual interoonrse.-TOc/.'the bride-groom's garland', the garland put by the bride round the neck of the bride- r^'jor] 2. i2, diamond. to be cruelly disappointed ) fjstT a. received ag a boon. (-!*:) a the Ckampaka tree. w?ff?jr mother-in-law. *of gold. w(vr*i I %an excellent or f air-oomplezioned woman. -2- a woman in general. -3. turmeric. -4. lac. -5.N.of Lakshmt. -6. of Durgi. -7. of Sarasvatt. -8. the creeper called Priyangu. -9. a yellow pigment. f^fi N. of Siva. [ Bv. epithet of Indra. pectations were raised very high only Kltyayana. the celebrated author of the Vartikas on Panini's Sutras ). selecting. cowrie ; by some with is identified seems 1 ; he ; A An of is I it ; an over-hanging or projecthigh, ing wall, which if raised so in the is sure to topple down case of the Sutradhara whose ex- the crlebration of marriage. q?cT: the cocoa-nut tree. -^Tt|?*J saffron. SwRf: -ft / a beautiful young woman. vf^T: N of a poet and grammarian (one of the 'nine gems' at the court of king Vikrama see nr>* meaning j tree. *# sun. I : The 1 Tbe orange Copper. -2 Pepper. N. of Ohhayi, wife of the I -2 The '" plant called nmwtf Sxoellenee Ac. ; 832 o. Better, 1 -2 preferable. celleot, more ez- Most ex- very goad Mil. 1. 1C. -3 more xtensive wider, ( compart of 3? q.v.). -4 Extremely tender or younger, -n. Vod. Rest, : cellent, Larger, a. [ f-n^f ] I To be wished for, desirable, eligible 3T^vT%7^f^3TH" J5T3TroT Q/TfT ^X^I"T R> 6. 24. bright or splendid. most excellent, pre-eminent, most worthy or dis- harlot. 3 -2 (Hence) 73pt Best, tinguished, chief ; eft )5T3T: god of 1. ; ; 3Ttf: The Marubaka N. of acloss of Mlcchcbhas. ; 2. tfurifr N. of a low caste. -: usually associated with Mitra ). -1 ( In later mythoand \ The regent of the ocean ( logy of the western quarter ( represented with a noose in band ) ; 29 ; Bv. . 2. 27. 10; snfHJIf Si. 9. 7. n epithet of Agaatya. so 3ITOT3U spirituous liquor ( called being produced from the sea ). sira*i:i -3H*TH: the oeesnS^ _!^5f the Nakabatra Satabhi. the noose TRT: I. a shark.-!, M]$f. _ haj.' I- * he afctf: of Varuna. Varuna. -2. water. rld of Varuna'i wife. . A fender. I A -2 A god, protector, deity. fV A | A guardian deity. **tf Cl-S** Dp. 2. 6] or fender with tort of wooden fence which a chariot is provided as a defence against collision (m. also in thii sense ) *i> tugRpfr fWrew -2 A" armour > a O0lt of shield. A. -4 multitude, an assemblage. tection. -6 A family. -7 A groip, -5 Pro- A house, residence (Ved. in thelast Ssenses). -2 Time. ! 1 The cuckoo. TOfrq a. 1 Wearing an armour, mailed. -2 Famished with a fender or protecting plank ; -3 Protecting, sheltering. -4 Surrounded by a troop. -5 Being m. or aented in a carriage. chariot. -2 A guard, defender. An army HlrfriflW fKC?T8ti**!t Si. 12. 77 B. 12. 50. ; , I A sfY "I'M** n. I Vigorous, energetic, brilliant, radiant. -2 Bright, q-jp Leaving, abandoning. g'Hgf o. 9r,^: a At the end of comp. ( 1 ) 3^TT?: 1 A side -glance,, leer. -2 The marks of a lover'a finger-nails on the bosom of a woman. -3 The 'f^TT [ f3t-5g? ] 1 Leaving, giving np, abandoning. -2 Renouncing. -3 Exception, exclusion. -4 Hart, in- rays of the ascending sun. jury, killing. A q^>j: fp pio, bolt. 5 f?' !? ] company, *rft : [ 1 ' ; A claM > To the exclusion except cluding, divl 8!oD i the ( at comp. ) JlFrtHMjifSlcHI 4 Ku. 7. 72. ; colsociety, tribe, lection ( of similar things ) ; flqTvi 5ri^t$cT3Trr. *r^TT. R. 2. 4, 11. 7 j BO group ex- of, end of IH'iBiBT: S ; Left 1 gfSnr.p- p- out, excepted. -2 Abandoned, relinquished.-3 Excluded. -4 Deprived of, destitute of, without ; as in juiNiJifT. ; -Comp. -H?^, -TxiiT of each of the ^rj a. I To be avoided or -shun. -2 To be excluded or left out. s'5 A -3 With the exception of. ned. point in each lunar mansion during which no business should be under- first the '?' /. ~f? ^e last letter of qr: the five classes square root. an affected square. ujm: qif: the square of a square. Multiplication. Den.. P. hid. To taken. and consonants, t. e. a nasal. cube of a square. "uiST: the fifth power a class or Belonging to a class or category. class. same Belonging to a class or *r : A class-fellow. or m company, colleague, class-f e!low,fellow-Btudent(in learn- ing ); T.r des- praue extol -4 To spread, extend. -5 To illuminate. -6 To exert oneself. -7 To send, cast. -8 To pound, ; colour, I Tr: gsiw iffcr r: at wgf Mai. I ; Si. 5.15. A Me. 49. -2 paint, see dye, puiot- -3 Colour, ). ; f^CTT^rj aT7R. 8. 46 ; ; H^-JT^ 5rr^of> *uf^ft Me. 42. -4 A cUas of men, tribe, caste to the four prin- ( especially applied cipal Belonging to the same $; One belonging to the class L'o eT?ft colonr 7itT irar f? . %t>tH a. Belonging to category. ; depict, cribe, relate, explain, write, delineate, illustrate ; *f$iT srTfirsT 5J1WT Qtt. 3; Si 5. 18. -3 To according party. TifTor a. dye grind. multiply. In groups, colour, paint, iafofTtw^g Subnet). -2 to classes. 7'tf a. 9. 11. -2 Exclusive of, excluding. -2 Leaving, avoiding, abandoning. ; Ttrfojffamail. -3 jnf* constipation. strap to bind a or rope of leather ( lamb or goat with. worldly existence (VR, wif, de- Vigour, I ^Rg-^ active. -8 The square power. -9 Strength. -10 Sphere, province. -II The whole class of objects of cloak, mantle. m. Ved. j in /Jigveda. N. of LakBhmi. I Brightness, lustre. Vigour. -3 Feces. ^ Jest, joke. -3 The ocean. -4 Firmament. -5 The an. -6 The Varuna tree. -Comp. ?^W: [feT: A kind of wasp. &T ; [ l^: 3 ] I A lamb, kid. -2 A goat. -3 Any young domestic animal. -4 Mirth, sport, pastime. -5 -Comp. -2 A rioe. *t-"? ] [ -Comp. virile. Its flower. . of an hdltya. plant. " be ahine, enprgy, power. -2 Light, lustre, brilliance,gplendou r. -3 Form,flgnre, shape. -4 Ordure, feccs. -5 Semen 158 a?frr%3^n"r mf -, ,- . Rv. 3. C2. 10 R. 6. 84, Bk. 4; Ko. 7. SO. u$ Satfroo. Bv. ox, a ball. Cupid, the N. of arft^: love. An To A kind of 1 ^^[ %s repose. *fr( (T^) A. ; snsTt, ciftVes, snw, ^?T, and Vftit. ^ wrwT3f^ S. 5. 10 s^f^ 5aiT^r>THWrTf R. 5. 19. -5 A class, race, tribe, -6 kind, species as in *r?Jf 3t9<- ^ ); ^i'nrTg3,*W ; ; ; A letter, character, ^rr^rrtmr ffc V. 5. ( ( a ) syllable ; 8. D. 9. -7: ioond; srw ) A word, 6 Fame, glory, 833 renown 6. 21 -8 A good quality, merit, virtue. -9 Praise. -10 Dregi, decoration.-! ] Outward appearance, celebrity, ; 3 . form, figure. -12 A cloak, mantle. A covering, lid. -14 The order or arrangement of a subject in a -13 ifaw song ( rerH: Ku. ^myiquT^fre f^rrcelebrated in song, made the subject of a song.' -15 The honaingg of an elephant. -16 A qua) ; 5. 56. tbe dress of an actor. -2 A paint, colour for painting Si. 16. 62. -3 A ; paint or anything used as an unguent A kind of quail. or A kind of quail. pigment ftffiWTOTofatrswrffcwMN*! Mk. 5. 46 ; Bk. 19. 11. -4 A bard, panegyriit. -5 Vermilion. -6 A 1 trfr: tree). -7 Sandal(the OT ; A letter,syllablo mask. -2 A colour pajnt, ' property. -17 A religious observance. -18 An unknown quantity. lity, -19 The number 'one'. -20 Applica- tion of perfumed nngnenta to the body. -21 Gold. -22 A musical mode. -8r 1 Saffron. -2 A coloured unguent or perfume. -Coup. a pen. afrsjfr 3mJT: a planet presiding over a caste or class. srro^: an outcast. -arhra. devoid of any caste, out-cast, arf. a kind of bean. degraded. 3TTTJT: the addition of a letter vr=r Sk. 3rr?H^ m. a word. for painting. -3 Fine gold. -4 Vermilion. -5 A cloak, mantle. gj 1 A paint, colour, pigment ; S. 6. 15. -2 Sandal. -3 A chapter, division. -4 A circle, orb. ^fcr-rr [ 'fw-ffg^ ] 1 Painting. -2 Description, delineation, representation; f?vrr^rr<> commendation. sense -vrr ( this only in ). the (four) castes and stages of life; R. 5. 19. s^f coloured water ; R. 16. 70. $ffor an inkstand. of castet =fjiT: 1. the order or oolonra. -2- alpoabeticah order or arrangement, -inr a. I. coloured. -2- algebraical. WTT9f>: a painter. ^y. a Brlhmana. 3^ ] r?m3ur 1 A -4 ) The mask A colour, -2 pencil. Abiding.liv-2 Station- ing, staying, being &c. dwarf. set A ^V 1 A road, way. -2 Living, life. -3 Pounding, grinding. -4 Sending off, despatch^ 1 Living, ing -5 A spindle. ary. being. -2 Staying, abiding, residing. -3 Action, movement, mode or manner of living wrffr ^ afntfrB7T7 ?T?irarf^ U. 1. 26 ;( the word ; may mean here 'abode or refiidence' -4 Living tbe end of comp. also ). on, subsisting ( at -5 Livelihood, ). maintenance, subsistence. -6 Turning round, revolving. -7 Rolling on, ?af*T: 1 The eastern part of India, the eastern country. -2 A byrun, 1 ( paint. -3 Ink. -4 A pen, -5 Chalk. -Oomp. trffrrf: the assumption of a character or ft: /. I A eulogium ((Rtfa). way, road. -2 The eyelashes. -3 Ved. A wheel. -4 The track of a wheel. praise, <jj%s, - ^ a, ~5jft/- pencil, paint-brnsb. colouring. ( -7 ) a kind of fragrant %rsrt turmeric. -JJT: yellow wood. a letter. ^T^ violating the dis- w: tinctions of castes. liar duties of a caste. ^-f jrrj paint-box. a pen, / pencil. rr^r, the alphabet. -*(&>5rr chalk. ffT / a paint-brush, pencil. < -- -K"f(T: marriage between persons of the same caste. -ifa*P- confusion of castes. -JT^ftt 1. confusion of castes through intermarriage. -2-mixtu re ur blending of colours f^^g ftfar^i*: ; K. (where botu senses are intended). 37. fhrrer:, -WRTFTT: the alphabet. firrsf an organ of utterance. jfr=r a. outcast. [ wfaft, 105 w-v^tf ] 1 A mask, contemporary v. aniTT ?off Ku ^ofrwOTort w ^off aBrabmacharinq. 5. 65, ; 52 ; g^ ; f^^TT: M^iHl-imil R- 5. 19. -4 A cipal castes. guised as or -Oomp. fcif'lH a. dis- gftffrt ^f3rf?5'fl' ftf^tT: ; ifr^ ^^T: A woman Ki. 1. 1. -2 any one of the four principal caateg. -3 Turme1 belonging (in gram. ) ; wnTOTifr P. III. 3. 131. n. Ved. The eyelashes. (in general). i Anything wrapped round, a pad, -2 An nngnent, ointment, eye-salve, collyriumor any cosmetic the form of a ball or pill ) ( in FT 5^ro WH^aMrmyrgyar'ffTrT roll. ; Mil. ric. 1. Tbe sun. ( often n^r or w? Seffron. U."ially at the end of comp. as in^qavf a. livelihood Living, jT'tT^I rn. a cloud, -Oomp. _[ \ ; bell-metal, a kind of brass. q:(f(f a. [gfj;-"^:;] existing, 1 ; 38; Bv. 3. 16 Vb. 1. -3 Tbe wick of a lamp Mil. 10. 4. -4 The projecting threads or unwoven ends (of a cloth), the fringe. -5 A magical lamp. -6 Tbe protuberance round a vessel. -7 A ; rmj a. To be described ; used in rhetorical works like q. v. ). sv 1. wearing the marks of a religious student A woman M. -J Turning or moving round, revolving. -4 DwellThe present tense person of any one of tbe four prin- ftj5: alive, irjvinrc ftrvrit praised. m. I A painter. -2 A caste of. scribe, write r.-J A religious student, letter. -q-rf a N. of Sarmsvatt. : ] 1 Painted. -2 p- [ Described, represented. -3 Extolled, Being, -2 Living, being existing. gmref: the globe-amaranth. excellence of colour. -ITRT^JT aloe-wood. Si. 14. l. dower of the globe-ama- omission of a 5T$rq: Mil. ^fiK [^ifs^'R') IR] (At the end of comp. ) 1 Having tbe colour or appearance of. -2 Belonging to the -JBIJ tbe ranth. the pecuTtar: the 1 f : - sort or dress of an actor. A painter. -2 A singer. -3 One who maintains himself by his wife A lover. Water. 7<jrrH': | --eft moving about. -8 Appointing. -9 A means of subsistence, profession, occupation. -10 Conduct, behaviour, proceeding. -11 Wagea, salary, hire. -12 Commerce, traffic. -13 A spindle. -14 A globe, ball. Turmeric. ; : -2 A horse's hoof, of brass or bell-metal. quail. ' -i Devoted Living, UDII^, to. si; 1 A ; instrument surgical ( such as a bougie ). -8 A streak, line. -9 Swelling in the throat. -10 A swelling formed by internal rupture. : A kind of quail. 834 A 1 paint-brush ; The wick paint. -4 A -3 N. of Siva. broom. -2 A bier. -3 of a particular tooth. ; *i-g Mil. 1 atR19. 19. -2 of a lamp. -3 Colour, Mil. 8. 8. quail ; water jar -2 Growth, increase, shape. ing, thriving. A 1 sfr A j Grow- I toing, resting, staying, situated. -2 Going, moving, turning. -3 Acting, rearing. -6 Cutting, dividing in 5rrfijT$*. -7 A means of behaving. -4 Performing, practising. thening restorative. -8 Filling. Tra5 a. animation. -5 Firm -4 Stationary, in battle. A s:nall vessel sacred water is A Circuit, orbit. 1 -2 way, path. -3 Abode, residence. )rt A kind of quail. ^5 ] cular, globular. 55, pulse, a pea. -2 i A # A ball. circle. 3r*H fS-lf'^ ] 1 path, passage, track srrg Me. 39 ; A [ way, road, WOTffcrr which [ f4--$rr=J5; ] Growing, The castor-oil -2 A kind of -3 riddle. of Vishnu. N. of a district said ( to be the same as the modern Bard- vana -4 Sweet citron. sr : , sf 1 pot or dish of a particular shape, A ). lid. -2 A kind of mystical diagram. -3 A palace or temple built in the form of the above diagram. -4 A having no door the south *r N. of a district (the modern Bardvann. ). -3oinp..gt the city Bardvina. side. ' by land ; ' 'through the air. -2( Fig. ) A way, course, an established or prescribed usage, the usual manner or course of conduct JTH rafl A >: -2 end of comp, ) mostly ( 9 3l^tT: ; or most Best, excellent, chief, principal at the 37- *t 0.11^3; Ki. 12. 54. A girl The god of love. JT 1 A choosing her own husband. -2 W. "n See 8ee a. 1 - SUmmer [f-K^ K.^] ' -2 Curled. ^: J A barbarian. An -2 A blockhead, babbling fool. -3 outcast. -4 Curly h&ir.-5 The clash of -6 A mode of dancing. ing. weapons. kind of fly. -2 A kind Yellow sandal- wood. * -2 Vermilion.-! Gum-myrrh .-Oomp. white tandal-wood. n, -ft A 1 of basil. 1 T A kind of dish or pot, cover. lid or To be chosen I selected, eligible. N. bouse ; < ' in kind of fish. 5-^ ] ?rq- a. [ firtf: kept. -5r."l increasing. pient. Round, cirA kind of as ; tree. girl in general. a. Ved. n. -5 Educating, streng- Revolving. -2 Being, 1 abiding. -3 Circular. fixed. ), A r: proBperity,magnifying,enlargement. -3 Elevation. -4 Exhilaration (of spirits The orange \: *Y/. ) [ f^-ftr* ] ( Usually at the end of oomp.) 1 Abiding, Tnfc*. a. ( furnished a. Mailed, with armour. variety of sandal-wood. Curly hair. -2 kind of shrub. 1 -3 basil. A A kind of ; r; Bg. yfrjT; 3. 23; ( where the R. sense literal flfTr 17 1.. is also intended); Kn. manner of a moth. ' 4. 20 ' after the -3 Room, scope ui K- 14. 14. -4 An Ki. eye-lid. -5 An edge, a border. -Oomp. ' '< 1 ft- 1$ a. /. -2 m? 53^] dividing. Cutting the umbilical cord, or the ceremony connected with this act. -3 A festival on a birth-day. -4 Any road, way. _ festival in general prosperity and other congratulatory expressions are offered :cf. p- 1 Grown, increased. -2 Enlarged, magnified. -3 Cut. -4 ^ a. 3fiSB<3 1 To shear. cut, divide, ^h -2 To flll. I Cutting, dividing. -2 I n . increase or prosperity. -3 Increase, augmentation. creasing, causing tf 1 G'owing, increasing, uj<3 ] \ \ n. -2 Cutting, dividing. -3 Filling --3f. A carpenter. A 1 leather or strap thong In. growing. -2 Causing to enlarging, A bestower of magnifying. prosperity. -2 A tooth growing over another oreasing increase, f: 1 ; ; OT3nr*t &c. -3 Seminal effusion -4 A year ( usually only n. ) ; A infT leather strap or ^jj -2 To Me. division of the world, a nine such divisions are enumerated: 1 f^ 2 A -5 1. usually 3 i*qv ; 7 ( ; ; 4 ; fr ; 5 jR 6 1 P. ( ^rfcT ) 1 To go, move. MTCcm). -7 A 14.5. -6 India ( cloud ( only m. according to HemagjiT! a argft kill. -Comp. 3^:, SRW.I ). month. sif n. rain-water. ten thousand years arf%^ ehandra m. the planet Mars. n. [ STJI^ |->rr^ ] 1 .An armour, a coat of mail *rj ^TjjT&fbT ^4 ^ftft autumn g 4. frsrHTrfr^tTsrn* QH. 4 56 MH. 2. 8. -2 ( Hence ) Shelter, m. An protection. -3 Bark, rind. affix added to the names of Ksha- hail. ; . triyas ; = grifq;.Ved. 1 Form, figure. -2 Praise. -3 A plot, trick, artifice. 1 rfft Wrftr cm T R. 13. 67 ir ; m. A carpenter. g* ST continent Lead. -2 Red lead. creasing. down, ; ; -2 Leather. -3 Lead. r, mfa-&, ; Sprinkling, effuaion.throwing a shower of anything grPf Qn*rso $rcqiTff R- 12- 102 Filled, full. thong. also , Raining, rain, a shower of rain; Me. 35. -2 Jf^f*a**3 Ms. 4. 103 1 ^tf ., fttaPTI:, dam, dike. ( when wishes for 7r A kind of tree. Cutting", thriving. A Ved. Protecting. 10 0. I | X: A srs( . sr I ; -Camp. as *fe fc a. 1. ; ?re. wearing armour. -2- old enough to wear armoiir(i.e. to take part :; in battle ) t R. 8. 94. ; frog. r$T:, anwnr tne srrviT"?: a or Sarat season. gire7: MT"^: a peacock. cricket. 9>t: a cloud, (-fr) -f: ftft:, ' mountain, month. -2. an ' -1*r: a Varsha one of the mouna 1- astrologer. i. . the tain-ranges supposed to separate different divisionsof the world from one another; (they are seven: i?i?" 835 also ) produced in the rainy season. a cloud. -2. a eunuch, an *IT: ! attendant on the women'* apartM. 4 ( ^fcj in the game sense). qrf^rs^ m. the hog-plum. $T: a series or collection of years. JlfiNwt f5*r the Chitdrought. taka bird a eunuch, an attendant on the women's apartments. fsrff a century, cue (%":/. birth -day. ments ; but sometimes Togo, approach, hasten; ( ; Mv. : thonsand a fllf^T Si. 5. 38, 6. 11. 19. 42. or turn round; qffttrMtrt M"d. ifa -4 Staying, The rainy monsoon jfr) | move to 52 3. Bk. ; the rainy season ; ( sing, in g^rat the rain*, so WfWTi. 3?r> belonging to or produced in the rainy season. inV^r?: a high wind. v^m. I. a frog. -2. a kind of insect ( prijjir ). _^., wft/. 1. a female frog or a little frog. -2. hogweed. -3. an earth-worm. 1a night in the rainy season. -2. the rainy season. tfisr a. ms *f?Sf a. Raining, ; and WITH about fro, roll f% f?=r- ; Tfi> f^fH^r 10. I- rf f?to on the a a (especially of females, regarded ); tnsNr r%f^f^'(!5' ^rrt srrar Kn. J. -3 The ridge of a thatched roof. -4 A line made on the body with o >jt fragrant unguents. -Oomp. curled, having cnrls ( as hair ) 39. ; ; ^5 m? ?3? ] 1 Moving, turning towards. -2 Moving round in a circle. -3 ( In astr. ) Deflection. -4 Agitation, excitement. ^fwa'.f. j'- 1 Moving. -2 Moved, turned round, bent round. -3 Surrounded, enclosed. -4 Wrinkled Ki. 11. 4. -5 Cast, darted Mai. ; 8.11. ^f&f, ^t%H a.. [ iifS-T H fi ] Wrinkled, shriveled, contracted into wrinkles, flaccid Squint-eyed, A fT squinting, waist. ; fish hook. edge of a thatched The The Si. 6. 13. oggling. irs. ~Jf ; a Wrinkled. a. roof Aloe-wood. thatched of a roof. ; ^PT see -:, monkey Mai. 9. 31. *rra3>:-^ The edge ; [ ^j showering. ( fold or wrinkle frHlri mix, blend. -2. to connect, unite with ( mostly in p. p. see ^foer ) ; -2 Rain 7. 1. ene). -Comp. to K. P. TOT this 116 Tflr?q;t wcfT Qt. 1. -5 To cover, enclose. -6 To be covered, living, abid- ). sr*r( Usually/, pi. season, the rains, the Also written sn&:-cft ) skin ); ( on the Mq -2 A fold of ekin upper part of the belly . A 1 mark of beauty enclosed or surrounded. -2 An 8. D. ^Twgn^jrr ; Raining, rain. -2 ] 1 Raining. sacrificial rite. -3 Thecnckoo.-2Afrog. See ; ; increase stowing wealth '. T$t5h/. [ ?ij-3?H: ( 29 1. f fe^fW T ^srrs K. -3 To turn to, be drawn or attracted towards, be attached to ggrur^ trff4K S"*r3% ^firq; Qlt. 7 Nalod. 3. 5. -4 To wt ntrt sacrifice, act, action. ; 1 Sprinkling, showering down ( lig. also ) ; ^wj^-fdf ' showering or be- A Surrounded, encircled, 3. 26 ; U. 4. 30. -2 Whirling round. -3 Curling, Mai, 5.6. See 1 Bh. ; ; years. ^T5> a. Raining. [ ?1' 5 3^ ] 1 a. enclosed -2 To move, torn, move Qtt. 6. : hundred years. ing ror- 6. 41; ; ^ ^f A 1 also; qfcKO Si.-3. 53. ^rqj: A kind of bird. ^ The root of lotus. Rain. a. ^tff r/. ( ing, watery, Si. 14. - j Bk. svw _., ] down pouring 46 a- Strongest. V. TtfT^ old. [ ?$. 37. 2. Rainwater ; 1 very old. ~2 Oldest, -J Largest ( super!. of ) a. ( tft/. -2 Stronger ) I ( ten the Older ; very coiupar. of 35 The sloping roof wooden frame of a thatch -^q - "mr^arfsr M. 2. 13. -2 part ( of a house ) -1 A jffr T?Tq^r- jfrrfiTWir'nrW Mai. 1. 15 Me. 38 Si? 3. 53. -3 N. of a town in Saurft; shtra I height ; Body, form. ^B& fg-gj^f ^w^^f^r>n^r*wr^^7|TT ; itgr^B^ *: R. 4. 76. -3 Si. nimdr: srsrg^K- A handsome or lovely form. -4 Surface (as of a mountain), Mai. 9. 5. let, ; ; WFXI^J TfSHV Tin 3Tfl ..i.. -s A 1 brace- f%rf ff ; ; 43. Bk. 3.22 -2 A ; Me. 60 2, ; R. 13.21, ring, coil ; S. 11. 1. 33, 7. ; ; ' sore throat. ( q-fls'lt^ to bracelet ;' Kn. 5. 66 ; form into a ' <=r<5?fti servo as a bracelet or girdle' ). to having scales ^^ wA ^4 .( ] ) . i Ku. : 5. 8 w* ; ; fj^wrat: - of. wearing golden bark-dresses'; ( -Oomp. 6. Ku. 93). rfbr: in a. clad in bark. r; A thorn. Bark, rind. a A A nsh ^T5^Tn% winJUrr R. 12. 8 , An enclosure, (%'Hrfq Si. 9. 8. -5 bower as in WtTfiaTTOT. T: 1 fence, hedge. -2 A branch. -3 ) C gan The bark of a tree. -2 made of a bark.bark-garment.g-^rmu1. 20, S. 1 -3 The zone or girdle of a married woman. -4 A circle circumference of (oft. at the end comp.);wftnj^ir: D*. %e?nnw3^t ( a^f ) K. 1. bu -3 A part, -onP- -**: a fish. 3^: the birch tree. a variety" of the Lodhr* A -*T [ armlet a kind of tree. 'TT?! Git. 6 To speak. a tree The scales of s fragment ( Dk., Bk. 22-35. see below. f^-m^] measure, Prater 12. 64 The topmost ggr ; : . ( TO"Ti'a-ft ) The bark of 1 See si^sr. ; 10 U. 1 ; q. v.). The body a. Strong, robust, powerful. Also frequently writ- ( f[ ) -Oomp. -3T5tp a rain-cloud. s, t^q. ) To go, ,,_ 1 U. (rcnfH>i rf?T ; ( fig. 1. ^55 ">p*iW Wf' "' -3 To dance prance; 57^ also 62. ) ; 836 Si. 1. 9, Bh. 3. 148, 2. 125; Si. 18 53. -4 To bo pleased Bk. 13. 28. -5 To eat < -6 To swagger 29. Si. 14. ; T.7 Ks. ; 8 B. 8/41, 19. 13. [ 13-3W% On. 3. 125 1. TpJW ; ; v*unt 4 influence or control of, comp. : ; ] Beloved, aecired, dear. -2 Supreme. IT: 1 A lover, .husband; (w^:) Mai. 3. 8 Si. 11. 33. -2 A favourite; Pt 1 .i'i.-J A superintendent, an overseer. 4 A chief herdsman. -5 A good horse vrr ( one with auspicious marks ) A beloved female, mistress, wife 1 ; in usually -2 ^?gaRI: &> submissive, compliant. ?fN;*?r:, Obedient, -J Humbled, tamed. -4 Charmed, fascinated. -5 Subdued by charms. 51:, -# 1 Wish, desire, will. -2 r %?<mn:ri Bv. 72. 1. ; Leaping,jumping,gall ping; K. 9. 51. A bridle, rein Mk. r?>rrg *z&*t jfr < er 1 A paces -M beautiful, H. 5. 68, Lovely, trauliva 18. 11. fl-icn -2 Sweet ^ TV. handsome, 3 gtf Si. 5. ; f^rif- ; Bv. ; 29 2. I ] ; at- Ki. adc. Beautifully, splenPt. 1. 62 didly 5JJ: A goat. -Comp. tifnl. ijj groom. A mode ^ffHrRra of brandling foot.stalk. ; ^ -2 A *T3fH3T qHTj*r ^c^O" g=3^r Mil. 5. 7. !1 5. 31 . yng fox. A cockroach. -2 A To be hand- some. -2 To be inild or gentle. -J Ved. To praise, honour. A. 3f5*r 1 H% ( To ) cut, branching foot ant. -Comp. An ant hill, l*-fy [ ^ Un. ^thrown ^ sn 4. 25] u hillock white ants, molei &c. ; up by vji* 51^; wfas'ttgFflT^fo^ gRrCT: Subbaah Me. 15 S. 7. U.-n- 1 Swelling of . ; ; A /. ifjf, 10 P (*<^. ^?|[( 53 )S cut oil -2 To purify. - . . ( 73?} ) 1 To be covered. -J To cover. -2 To [ tree. ^S'l'I A bower, an 1 ] -2^ place overgrown with thicket. -3 A branchwood, creepers, ing foot-stalk. -4 An uncultivated field. -5 A desert, wild, wilderneis. -6 Dried flesh. ra^j [3JT-350J] 1 Dried fleeh. -2 Tne the flesh of ^-**f ] wild Sold. -4 Ground impregnated with 3^ A. I. 1 ( TO> ) 1 To be 1 Prohibiting. -5 Winnowing corn. -6 A Uluth a of silver. t Indian ) *3 lul* J ; pre- -2 To cover -3 To kill, hurt. -4 To speak. -5 To To give. -11. 10 U. ( s?5 ??! 2 P. 3T5TS ( fff, desire, long for Santi. 2. I ) Th To wish, f^:?7V wfff ; fi ; wfr ; ( hog. ) move. Covering. -2 A wciglit of three Gunjai. -3 Another weight of one Ganja and a half or of two Guiijus ( in medicine ). .4 wgf: [ ( A thicket. -2 A desert, 1 * An uncultivated wilderness. -3 i-friK go, ^$r ; to rednce to srr^r win over ^sf &c. to become subject to, l^-f-TT give way, yield, submit sr ?g^r ^?f ^rr?nn5THT far|Rf Jl. 8. 90 iSr ^ or g'sfi^ to subdue, overcome, win ; ; ; over to fascinate, bewitch. ; ^r?TTtj abl. ) is frequently used adverbi' ally in the aense of through the ( power or influence of ' ', ' ', on ' for the purpose of ; &c. -3 l^ystTti;. ^rs^srni,, Efrrfosmj. Being tamed. -4 Birth. ?T: The residence of harlots. -Comp. 3rgr, -r, -^iS'l ( so 7?T1?T ) o. obedient to the will of another, submissive, subject. ( -m, ) a servant. MrS'^'fi: a J%IJT winning over, subporpoise. obedient r a. subject, jection. ft ar: 15; S. Pt. Bh. 2. 94 obedient wife. 7. .20;. ">. ^rrc ^ oir.inout or excellent. ). A or creeping plant, winding -Oomp. pepper. collyrium 1 1 vrfcrtir |^fnkind plant, creeper. salt. *g i(>, ; subjection, subdue, *R_ Sk.-2To 5Iit 5Ttfr ^5iw^ Ku. 3. _ _ favour. -3To . Subject [ ^ to, V^R w^ "'^ an T ] ' influenced by, under the 139. ( Obedient to the a. ) an will of -rr compliant, 8ubui88iv6,8ubject,nndeithe influence of ( lit. and fig. ); qfr1*7 ftff g 5JT'?f?' ^ViarfTS'j,! Bv. 3. 9, 157 2. 136, N. ; 1. 33 r??5? 5*- ; smsmft^lW Uit. 11 ; ir w*^'i^5f^r 8. D. An obedient wife. ' A woman. -2 A -3 A daughter. -_4_Abuabaud eistor. -5 A cow. -6 A barren woman. -7 A barren cow. 8 A female elephant sfr3 WTf^fr ft 75tr [ "Ttf-M^] ' wil e. ; ^a^95ir Vi.4. 25. Subjugation. -2 Fascinatn. Subjection. ing, bewitching. ^j^tt *f3ta> a Void - e apty. > -RT Aloo- woud. 3T?tiTl-?^ 1 Subjection, control. -2 Bewitching, fascinating. ^ ^ ! a^TW ] *t5tfl( o- ( s"/. ) [ Powerful. -2 Being under control, subdued, subject, submissive. -3 One wh'i hasiubdued his pcsaions ( used 1 like a nouu>lio ?&?. K. 2. 70, 2(j. 751 1. ; certain parts ot the body, .elephantiasis. -2 The poet Valmtki.-Oomp. ;rV<J a kind uf antimony ( used as To eree P er ; of grass. arbour. ant-hill. *> A ' 1 -2Theerthr-Comp Tjjt *ffo "., n. See ars^nr. An **$'& winding plant f^: the Sate devour Eating. -1 Food. I 19 in- ' ; 2. 1 C creeping or chest. ^.jqjt Den. P. ?rflt ; St'esj^i Si. 12. 39. f. ) '[ fl 1 others account of A creeping plant r /> Tne of force, wood. J: sexual en- joyment cf. g^lRtT. ^3T t'R- 3"^] I Aloe- wood. -2 A bower. -J A thicket (n^f ). -4 A stalk. Handsome, lovely, beau 1 Sandal. -2 Price. -3 A <* Tr?T: a -3 136. Precious, *?3^ 'ngryr ; fluence '.). ; ; S. 2. 27. rfr a. [ ^^ S. 3 Mu. 3. ^i^jJHT ^rsTtf: -Comp. sn^l?: N. of the celebiated founder of a Vaishnuva sect. gallop, of a horue. -2 Swaggering, boasting, vaunt under the ' independent ; I 2. 73- ; 50. l Jumped, bound -2 Moved, mad to Tt?T dance Kav. one of the ^grs sjrjjr ; Power, influence, control, mastership, authority, subjection, submission ; ?37$r ' subject to oneself ', m. Ved ) ; u^unnrmm 8.90, I A 19. ; ruler, lord. ago. The 1 Sfttnl tree. ^?ft 5. S. -2 A 8S7 A -. i Sea. sort of pepper. It. o scent, -V. 10 fume. per- Fascinating, attractcimae of attraction or alI A -2 lurement Ifflh^if? f% ^STT^iTT I^TI: Mil. 6. 17. -3 Subduing, subjuga; Dwelling, residing, abiding ' TO *m1f =9* Me, ' residence in ; P. Capable of becontrollable, govern- ^5-1^ ing subdued, 1 ] B 22 1. llPK Bg. 2. 64.-2Snbdned, conquered, Bg. 6. 36. -3 tamed, humbled under influence or control, subject, ; dependent, obedient nV- !jwt JTTI ) jjf^ oqq^tncir ( ; A serAn bum- *TWTTfrw?r Ko. 3. 50. 511; ^rr vant, dependent. ble or obedient wife ; zr Wlgplfinf ^T qi^^^i jqjd full command of U. 2 1. ( language who stays to rest, avr 1tT- wsw night ; ( R- ^Hi'aw: fsiw 15- ) or Sea H- : ' ; ; birds). ?ff-31WC ?S^ ] 1 ?5V*I See 1 P. ^?ir[. To ( >?Tft ) injure, hurt, Dwelling, A house, residing, staying. -2 sidence. -3 Dressing, clothing,cov* transits. 7.21; ; 1 A. A -. r*^ ( ) To go, move. calf one year old. iwRrofr A cow tliat has full-grown calves, (f^^^vii ^ P. I. 1 ( ^flflf, wit ^ son I The spring, vernal sea the two months fl* f* Ku >ff:). sometimes ?>, ; found in q%fW ft ^fior gorr ^ ^gf% Ki. 8. 37 jr^r^f^r? gorr wwf^, ; ; TrfjJr Snbhash. -3 To spend, pass ( as Caus. 1 To time ) ( with aoo. ). cause to dwell, to dwell, lodge, people. To -2 To receive bospitably- Detid. (frrwffi) To wish to dwell. -I I. 2 A. 7 *m*r S. 7. 21, Si 9. 75 Bk. 4. 10. 8*; Ku. .. 54, 7. 9 Caus. ( w -3 dwell, inhabit. ^ ; ; ; To cut, divide, cut off. -2 To love. -3 To take, kill. -5 To offer, accept. -4 To hurt, IV. 10 U. (Knri*-?n 1 -2 _6 A ; n. A is ;K. 8. 31, 9. gem. -3 Gold. jewel, kind of A ^* thing, substance. -7 A medicinal salt. A yellow kind of ff& ) -8 m. I N. of a clasn kidney-bean. root " ( of deities (usually pi. inthis^sense); 27. -3 Dysentery. -4 SmallA nick-name pox. -5 ( In dramas ) f orthe Vidftshaka or buffoon -Oomp. in of 3TOTK: the advent or setting the spring ; ^jf dj fl rt KH rtsf Tt 7'wr- Ki. 18; (the Vau* I sm, 2 59, 3 are eight in number: or vi?, 5 arfts, 6 3W. 7 sr?a^ ^TiT, 4 ' Mil .5. 24 . SW ; wfSfc ^Wfl N. 4. dwell, inhabit, live, stay, abide, rebut Homeside ( usually with loc. times ace. ) TrfiT TrgfrSr} ^rafii f * *iW[$r Gtt. 5. -2 To be, exist, oe ift: WT5ttT>T: -4 Ved. Good. Wealth, ricbes -4 Water. -5 G- WI 1 ) rich. iH*B.l. 1- -2 Spring T?rr*tf a deity and regarded as personified K&madeva ; as a companion of TTI '"?18 Sweet. -2 Dry. -3 Ved. I ' comprising *!%?* w " tten a ' 80 ( Wealthy, 6. Vfs: a. 7g ). ff : ( salt. cf. frwft*. -1N.ofth author of a Smriti ( sometimes ascribed to the sage himself ). Me. 86, 41. -5 An ornment worn (by women ) round the loins, ( probably for A legends; ; kill. u T7^[ ind. An exclamation io Clothes. -2 a of ) ' [ . celebrated sage, the familysolar race of kings, priest of the and author of several Vodic hymns, of the seventh Manparticularly He was tbo the dala of fligveda. of true Bratypical representative hruanic dignity and power, and ths to hig efforts of Vuvamitra to rise level form the subject of many he halted at ( .Rtfa! rH^r 7m^i^?ir 7. 33 night &c 11. 30. -6 A Jaina monastery. TOi An abode, dwelling, nest (of Malli. dog ^t%fT p-l>. I Worn, put on. -2 BS grain ). -* Dwelling. -3 Stored ( Abode, residence. re- Cloves. j^ fig. ); has $*r ). ( halts ^Stiej^rr a 71%: [^5;?^.] dwelling, an abode. re- 37; -4 A camp, halting place -5 The time when one = TII?: com p. oft. in r A -3 o i. e. tn. ; 14. 2. Gangctic pormas? of the brain. ?yzT the poise. house, habitation abode ceptacle, reservoir, an 6. fiT ; S. -3tt5ir-*>: th wrc=J:, his -2 A S. 5. 1. residence, dwelling, 3UW- ; fixed J. tion. 55*1 a. [ The niarrow of ; See ing. 1 ] the flesh, fast, marrow, udeps,suet; Mu. 3. 28 B. 15- 16. -2 Any oily or fatty exudation. -3 Brain. -Cofflp. ; ! ; vernal festival, spring-festivities, formerly held on the full-moon day of Chaitra, but no won the full-moon indentified day of Phalgnna, and the with the Holt festival. OTc*^ ' silffcR spring-tide, vernil season. Vasanti or m. a cnokoo. 3TT 1- the Madhavi creeper. -2- the spring see ^tffltnra- -fifH^i'. ~^ . festival j^gf **!ornament of the upring ; ; *S *- -^f **~ -iff) rert 1. ' yr^rrirr t'ljftiul M 5. ( "*Pt I N. of a metre see App month the the cuckoo. -2; mode called Chaitra. -3. the musical the tree. the J?U -4. mango HKteW! ?') trumpet-flower. ~? , the fifth tuaugo tree. - day 1 1 A ray of light irgs , of ; f^T9irflT^frWQ'Si. 10 1. 9. ; 46 (in bothcases^f? means 'wealth' -12 The sun./. I A ray ). also radiance. -3 light. -2 Light, medicinal root ( fi^ ). -Comp. the 3?rHr of A. of \maravatt and Alaki. a beggar. -ito: -WWt epithets of the god love. o _2 the number eight'. -3 N. Kubera. -4 Of Sivo.-5 Of Agni -rt A tree. -7 A Uke. pond. -8 A rein. A halter. -9 Th tie of a yoke. -10 _ Hif^r: <&Z'., -^ffts / Vod. - wealth. N. of the the earth. and son of Sftra, father of Krishna t 838 a descendant of Yadu. epithets of &c. -get; i%- Krishna. $701, -% m M. 1. -6 The plot (t>f a diama >, the subject-matter of any poetic composition the earth ; wafemV)y*mt ?*vr B.8. 83; S. 7.33. -2. the ground Ku. 4. 4. "ari^TT: a trifcjfT crystal. 1- V. mountain V. 1. 17. c Tlt thencapital of Varnna. tjrTTi -MITT the capital of Knbera. srvrr one of the seven tongues of fire. an triof; m. a \n: of Agni. epithet -dfV^. m. a fire, *<m sacrifice; religi- ous ceremony. -$rg 1. wrought gold -2. silver. -%or : N. of Karna. N. of the city of Knbera. -Oomp. thing. Ved. /. 3WT^: D. 6 S. a A *STTT The earth; a*r Tbe wgHFi; a. Wealthy, rich. rth ; irgJTm ft TT: <*c*I>>T: B. 8. 83 j 'i ( of absence 1. S. 1. 25. god, deity. harlot, prostitute, courte- who Upami according to Dandin thus illustrates it : Kav. 2. 16 (it is a case of Uimmi where the ^rerrorq^ j common quality is omitted ). TuftM a. applied to a proper object, bestowed on a proper material; f>1T ffr (r*s. veloped ). < U. 1 transport 1 ^ ST ; ; To 1 ) ( ( pass. mptft*, ^li, 55 carry, lead, bear, convey, wtis, ). property or possessions. a'fsn'TH the producticn of any incident in a drama by means of mugio, conjuration see S. D. 420. 3irur a variety of or S. 6. 23. ; day Ve. ; -8 A reality. -2. loss of ii U. 4. 7 make To [^ffllt^] ; ; 'ajf: The Pl^nt called Arku. Sea-salt. -2 Fossil-salt. I rf 2 pith of plan, design. U. ^10 5^ -7 The 1. ; garment. -2 to shine. bright, illuminate, cause ; 1. ; king. A 1 abode. s ; S. 1 : " Ved. An oft. with two ace. %*$ ^f fTrw: Ms. -2 To bear along, cause ward, waft, propel 13. 61 ; S. 7. 6 bring B. ; 11. to ; ffrt- *TT -3 To Mu. 1. 10. 5T!5finr 249. 4. move on- sratfr ; ) fetch. -4 4. if?i% sustain ; bear, support, hold up, rftMk. 4. 17 >r^ri mfsnj* WB^t ; To !T ; ' when T: Ve. 3. 5 leading the ran Ac. siToff |IIT: S. 7. 17 my ' ; father i* *%fo g^H- ion ; ; take away 31^: ?jn 'Tfft ( v. 1. for Me. 14. -6 To ) <wr: flrfNl Ku.- 5. marry -njdWT ^T^T^TSTf nil! 70 Ms. 3. 38. -1 Tojnave, posse? s, 5lflt bear ?a ; 1 A. ( TOJ^ ) To go, move. Going, motion. -2 Application, perseverance. See : In fact I 1 actually. -2 Essentially, virtually, substantially. -J Aa a natnral consequence, as a matter of really, course, indeed. -4 In She ; in reality 1 fine. scorpion. sidence house, an abode, a re- Si. 13. 63. ; ; Bv. tend rr -8 To assume, exhibit, 3$fTS^T? *T3>^f 5Hrt*9?f: look to, at59, 9. 2. -9 To 1. 74. show ; Ki. 2. < A ; to, take care of ^f^ *fta& ; giUTTf M. 4 ; iW & P^TSPrt 'ffnsW ^rf* Bg-10 To suffer, feel, experience 9- ITohuit, kill. -1 To ask, beg, solicit. -J To go, move. -4 To torment. ) An i. abode. A f?r: goat ; gee -Oomp. -anfr benzoin. -fc" An artificial salt (f ftj^oj). Residing, dwelling, the lower staying. -2 The abdomen, -J The pel vis. -4 The bladder. i;: m.,/. 1 belly. -5 A syringe, clyster. -Oomp. _n<5 1- the pipe of the neck of the tfvj a diuretic ( which nrine. fiirc^ clyster. -2- bladder. clears the bladder ). A 1 existing thing, the rea "y real, a reality -2 thing in i ; 18, ^R [ 3. 5 nr^ ^gsfrer : S. D. -J Wealth, property, possessions. 4 Essence, nature, natural or essential property. '-5 Stuff which a thing is made ), mate( of rials, ingredients ( tig. also ) ; ; A 1 ] garment, raiment. -2 Dress, apparel. -Oomp. sroro-t, a tent. si^w., -3T: the hem of a arnrnc a clothier's shop. garment. 3n^T 1 a tent. -2 an/umbrella. cloth, clothes, -^ vfv: ment ( navel ); the knot of the lower garwhich fastens it near the cf =fiS". ptofsr^r! a washer. man. Tftvi'T ments, on patting dressing. gfitor gar filtered through a ft^53T?j Ms. 6. 46. a tailor. ^tf%: *49>i, -<W^ ' the material of cloth ( as cotton ). (anf safflower. faOTW: foppery in dress. puppet. cloth ; jff a. gf^f Den. ; A 7fgs<m?*m ^PST P. To dress or clothe oneself. t [ f$- f Un. 3. 6 ] in this sense m. ; I Hire, also ). wages ( -2 Dwelling, abiding. -3 Wealth, substance. -4 A cloth, clothes. -5 skin. -6 Price. -7 Death. A A STT- f^wr22 no 5-.^, ?$, 5M, 1. 94 -1 1 ( Intransitive in this and the be borne or following senses ) To carried on, move or walk on wgtf ; ; srffnrar wr* Mk. 6 K. ; Pt. 1. 43, 291. 3wrv ; 3TT^?n; -12 To flow ( aa Mb. qiVTo w^gifSmni Caus. Qlt. 5. -14 To breathe. bear or > To cauM to 3rlfJ-*i ) ( rivers ) sr?*rrf J^HST: ; ; ; ; or led. cany, cause to be brought -2 To drive, impel, direct. -3 To traverse, pass or go over ; *r grrgrff CT3nrw: f*tT?r^Tff^3inf5t -4 To To use, carry place in a boat. ; -6 To proceed, go. -7 To carry out, To go to visit. complete, finish. -8 Daid. ( fassrft-a ) To wish to carry Ac. carried, as a 3^-jB. p. 1 Borne, Ku. burden. -2 Taken. -* Married A man. -yr married A 5. y: ; girdle, zone. ^ 70, tendon, nerve. " Mercenary, hireling. ' Bv. rf &c. ; girl married. -Oomp. o e mailed who z a is wi * who 839 ant: has married a wife. - a yonng- : man. . Bearing, I ] carrying, supporting &c. -2 The shoulder of an ox. -3 A vehicle or conveyance in general. -4 Particularly, a horse. -5 Air, wind. -6 A way, road. -7 A male river (^3). -8 A measure of four Dronaa. -9 A current, stream. ^?a: traveller. ox. gj it junction As an alternative con means 'or' but its posi; tion is different in Sanskrit, being used either with each word or asser- but it is never used at the beginning of a clause ; cf. ^. -2 It has also the tion or only with the last, -2 Air, 'ox. wind. -3 A friend, counsellor, adviser. (a) and, as well Gr. M.; srfta 3T3pr? ff'ft' 7T CT. 4. ( 6 ) like, *r as, also ; A -*r?T Me. 83 ; A -3 ox. marriage T^t^-fSO ing, conveying. ( Ved. travel- ). bear- 'Carrying, -2 Supporting. -J Flowing. -4 A vehicle, conveyance. -5 A boat, rait. Mk. *rf$*p.p. -2 Known, I Carried, conveyed. celebrated. -3 Obtained, got. Wind. -2 An infant. 1 tr-. See a. 5. 6 raft, boat. boat, vessel raft, float, JTtTf ?^w ; thought ^rsflTr^if^vir ; T%wfo 5. 12 Si. 3. 63, 4. ; Ki. 3. 13. (c) optionally ; ; ( in this senses is usullay added to the interrogative pronoun or w), an d and its derivatives like 'I translated be possibly by ', may & ' ' know qre*r <4i< ; () 27. l. . 3rnr?^ Sometimes used merely as an expletive. (/) Indeed, truly, (g) Only. -3 repeated has the sense of 'either-or,' 'whether-or'; m ^r Ku. JTO tr, ?i>fi- 2. 60 ; ^W ^s Speech 1 ] ) ; S. D. 6 ; Tarka awr K. P. ar^-ef cept, sense mostly in grammatical rules, as of Panini) ; fi When *f?, ^f?5f> A =)f&sj, ; ^i^t^rT A 7. srfS. 35, 7. 64 this ( in sibility ^-""lil words, a sentence, saying, what is spoken; $IDJ cr^t^q' 'hear my words', ' does not 'hear me'; ?\z$r T wfirs'ff obey'; Si. 2. 24. -2 A sentence, period ( complete utterance of a ( 10. -3 An argument in logic 4 ). an aphorism. rule, The solar astr. ) 'in fr -2 Ved. A Sk. irofT M. An 1 'T [ or syllogism srra ; ,5OT stream river, as general. ler. as in ; 1. 1. : am An I sry >n<J. 1 following senses A 1 [ 3T?-31cl^J ] T^g: flight of cranes. ] Speech, ottering See '^-*aR ar^ [ -2 An A vehicle or see bearing. W: A u. Marriage. -2 Carrying, I 3Tnrr/- 3^j 1 A carriage. -2 conveyance in general. process for A pre( In -5 astro- all nomical computations. -Oonrp. -stw: the meaning of a sentence. ?iTfrr a variety of Opanii according to Dan din ; see Kav. 2. 43. 3Trar<J> conversation, discourse. tion of an assertion ^SH refutaor argument. -q^-a word in a sentence, -q^rq- N. of a work Attributed to Bharttihari. M^jlff:/". the manner of composing sentences, diction, style. a treatise, connected srsnj; I. composition.-2. the flow of sentences. irefrr: employment of speech, use of language. a different assertion, Jiqr: diver- gent statement ; WFfTWfP'Sgsum^ Mu. 2. r55TT,-R--<jlW: arrangement of words in a sentence, syntax. f%StTT^ a. eloquent, skilled in speech. the remainder of a speech, an unfinished or incomplete sentence H^tTPnfiTSt ^ a WFfTfo-: V. 1 Jiq Git. Sea n. : -: [ i. V. arjftr. Outer, external. The Bibhitaka 1 Fire 3g.-ftJ ; 3^ -5 The marking-nut plant. -6 Leadwort. -7 A Bacrificer.priest. -8 A god in general. -9 An epithet of the Ma- -lOOfSoma. -II A horse. iRT a. I. igniting. -Oomp. -2. stimulating digestion, stomachic, -^ripj : 1. ? a kind of .agallochum. incense. -2- resin. ir>f> 1. a bamcf. ajjjpm. boo. -2- 'he Saml tree HfJT^ m. ]. the ^hraf: safflower. marking-nut plant. -2- lead-wort. ; *TT*'T wind. clarified hutter. -*a^m. 1. ^ .rfjr- fjT: ruin. finr: air, an epithet of Siva. I. 2 P. ( iftffi, ; B *ft>s: S^T-. 7. 1, 8, 61. -2 - 3- RIW ' gold.-2- or To thocommonlime. u ! | To ^ ) To shake. -WiTH f ; 3. -2. an elliptical sentence. qrjTT: 1 A BRge, holy man. -2 A learned Br.lhmana, echolar. -3 / brave man, hero. -4 A tonch-stone whel-stone. -5 An impediment, ob -6 Certainty, determination i%i^T stacle. %f -7 Submarine ; Ue ; - go, move. 3TT to blow A -3 To Breaking one's promises r ertidious, faithlesa. ; 14.97. -, _f% to Wow ; ^rgf^^rw ^qn^r fTW23. -II. 4 P- (gmfl) 1 Tlort Bs. 6. To be dried up, to dry. -2 To be ex10 U. ( mTOKT-fl- )1 tiDgnisheH.:-!!!. move. -2To be happy. -3 Ti To go, worship, reverence. bamboo. ?fr A Buddha. 7<^ 1^- ^ ] A trap, meshes; ^fqr J^^Trsng Ti^a: %*<* Tra: jur^ Pt. 1. 146. -Oomp. ff%: / livelihood obtained by catching wild animals. Ms. -r%: ) a fowler, hnntsmau ( [ ir-rlffl not, snare, toils, ; 10 of -8 A wolf. bridle. : k. fire. - Made C ^- W15 ] Bamboo-manna. b2. gigRgi: A fowler, R. 9. 03. catcher hunter, deer- ; saffron. -2. safflower. ^: the windtree. or, Cau>. ( -2. geld. *at?, -tforsj copper. the red water-lily. <7g?vT: resin. ! aur^r TRT or ^rar ^rar f%T5i blow wr svrP'fT- Ve - 3 - 6 ST ^rsf < ; tree. ^'JH'ft'Ull^fa" Subhasb. -2 The digestive faculty, gastric fluid. -3 Digestion, appetite. -4 A vehicle. a^ 1. rather,orlbe;see under wwjf^r not, neither, nor ; IIT^ wr or if irgr or, or else ; f^f ^T whether &c. ). 1. : ~^#5^1: the Ch itraka cutter. -2 A flute-player, a piper. . cf . P. V. 2. 124 ] I Elo- 840 qnent, oratorical. -2 Talkative. -3 m. I An orator, Verbose, wordy. an eloquent man sTrWfjff^tTwfifVTl^^Tn^ ?f i^Hii ^VT oi. 2. 27, 109 Ki. 14. 6 ; Pt. 3. 86. -2 N. of Brihaspati. -3 N. of Vishnu. [ ^i^ <j*tri^, I n^-j ] Speaking little, speaking cautiously. -2 Speaking truly. ig; Modesty, humility. P. ocean. To wish, ( 9\JiFL$f3iymni!B ^ Un. word, sound, an expretion ( opp. wi ) TCTiTf%^ wjTRT,rrTtfrrif<m* R. I- 1- -2 Word,, talk, [ I A ; language, speech ; *rr% Mil. 4 ; Jrff U. 1. 10 Ki. 1. 3 ' these word*', spoke ' R. 1. ; spoke as follows 2. 13, 23 ; Kn. 2. 3. -3 49 j ; ; ; -7 N. o'Saraswatt, th goddess of speech -Oomp. smrnCTO ( qnf' > o* speech ', a iCTTO: ) * reader of prohibited texts. 3nJ: a word aQ d its meaning ( inrw: ) ajffc; cutB. 1. 1 ; see above. HVe a sword ) ; ting speech ( catting Ki 14 12. f'JTWWPJrtVf'tfT'T wnn%: ing. ; bombast. ( *nTT**Ti wrw* words WBrrS* U. 2 qisting of a, ) ( verbosity, nrOTfn^ ) oon- . an orator, an eloquent man. -2. an ; Pnshya ( -?ir ) N. of Saras- n oravat. $w. ( *rift": ) I eloquent man. -2- an epithet of Brahman. ( -TT ) Sarxsvatt, the goddess of speech. 5RTT: ( *nrqv: ) ' ' eminent in speech, an eloquent or learned man. 5u7?T: ( ^Tgrag": ) a tor, dftrj ( TrafrT: ) a quarrel strife, wife's brother. g?f: ( WPSf : ) a kind of a bird. a gor; ( ^HjgoT: merit or excellence of speech { 35 such merits are enumerated by Hema Chandra. ). --5%:, -Jj%^f t ( TCTJjfe: & ; ; of. ^ ^rfj^TT- idle or frivolous talk, chattering, ?R5 ( *\l$&*s ) ' disgossiping. V. 3 reproach- ! : in skilled ) sweet-speaking or a q; ^rftff ; Sr T^orr>Ts^r *$ K. I. 9, Mil. 1. ; *m*wmi 26. -or elegant speech. STJT^TT: ( ^T" promised, affianced, betrothed. (-TU) an affianced or betrothed virgin. rw? 7r"raTf>or M 1 TfTSTT: ) waste of words or ^R^" a . (wtT^r^^r) speaking ( jfjy ^fTfTST ) . ( breath trol the or of speech. of ^r^STT a. ( ft/. ) I Consisting words R. 3. 28. -2 Relating to speech or words Ms. 12.6; Bg. 17. 15. -3 Endowed with speech. -4 ; ; ^F^tfr, ^rr^^r) Saras vatl, the god- dess of apeech; TlT^^rr^jr: ^t5n?q"*Tr- Eloquent, rhetorical, oratorical. I SpeecL.language; l-55rcience,learning.-^rT. ) I. the utterance of a (dis: I of speaking. -3. customary phraseology or mode of talking. fjgir: (qicfrH^H-) restraint or con- defamer. -2-aBrihmananotinvested with the sacred tbraed at the proper time of hislife. ^ sound ) habit abusive, scurrilous, using abusive words. -2. using nngrammatical language. ( -z: ) I. a ) --sirrqTC: ( wrrsirniK: manner of speaking. -2. the style ^77^55 ) betrothal. ( jso fanjff) I agreeable graceful ) ; 'poor in words,' little. rr* lip. ( w^t *f Kn. Chend. 1 -2 Eloquence. -3 The goddess Saras- sffpT^flirn^rfwr ; H. 3. -2 abuse, ^r?i^^rf; defamation. -3. an ungrammatical i^r ?tr: 7. 90 -- Rhetoric 72. 2. Si. ; *fr vatt. i^farv. ( pending on words. by word of mouth, marriage contract. r%^r (^rj-RlgT) < A kind 1 : of fish. -2 The plant fsfsjTi ) affiance faithfulness a. -irj word or (m^q^) skilf n |i n promise), speech, eloquent. eloquent oratorical. Brihaspati is also ( used in ). Holding the one's to ( this crfW a. ( (-T%:) tongue, maintaining perfect silence, silent, taciturn 3Tn*tRTf f^T agT*iTft Hr V. 3 ; f^ftwi ^serra% ^r^qf^ ) I N. of sense T^rafq^. -2- the constellation rigid silence. severity of language. -2. violence in words, abusive or scurrilous ; the preceptor epithet of Brihaspati, of the gods. 3- an epithet of Brahman Kn 2- 3. -4. the lunar mansion called ^g (qtr^) language. ) ful words, reprimand, reproof. -2 restraint of speech, control over words ; cf . (ifa. ) a. ( Si. A voice, ound sl^tffi^V ^rsq^T^ U. 2 wgnrerar R- 2. 33. -4 An asserAn assurance, tion, a statement. -5 a promise. -6 A phrase, proverb, say- anfriTC: bombast. -2. eloquent ) I j ( ; < <-?r) ^irgsjT: t. r. 2. 67. ] ; -rqr vrq-: language ( de- lire. mf* empty talk ( fascinating woman. --i^*T9T: ( lift*) stock or provision of words, power of description, command of bombast, arPrtTQiT 3rr$t? WCTt ( ^H-allri ) ^f The : 3rn7 ^Tf*WfW ( speech. ; ; 330. ', . MB. t ft ; an evasive reply, in words', honesty a prevarication defamation. language, q^ta^r an order expressed in ( ^iw*n<<5t ) ' words-JTBtar: ( <4l*sjfll<{t ) the goad of words', goading or taunting i&wt ( *npn5nr ) language. wusf ( wn^qrt ) stopeloquence. ping the speech, silenoiner Amaru. 13. H.TH' n- ( the dual qr^ Vedic language ) speech and mind S&* 3S5 *3*"^n^innih^rt ! wr* 15- (TfiijWTsf) mere words. dumb man. ^T^ST ) a war of words, ( hot ) debate or discuseion, controversy. "7^*; (^flttv:) stopping the speech, silencing. -q^r: (a-(n^f : ) |. adamantine words ; W5? jr^oh' ^t"rar: 1 -3 A I A K. P. -J -2 A word. -4 A 2. speaker. significant messenger. -Oomp. cant word. q-^ a signifl s-ft T [ wrsf ^r far^ es^ ] 1 Reading, reciting. -2 Declaration, proclamation, utterance TfTr^^ A ; as in q- q. v. v. riddle. . ] Verbal, expressed by words. -g^j- ( U- m: ; 5W ) a reader. R. 10. ( ^ r !f!J*f ) *he beginning or introduction of a speech, an exordium, a preface TTO: ( ^rnnf ) ore who has controlled or curbed his rw s ( TTTTO: ) one speech, silent. who has controlled his speech, a sage. Tm: ( wrrf: Speaking, 1 ] : Verbal. : ; ^-3<5 [ declaring, explanatory. -2 Expressing, signifying, denoting directly a word, distinguished from ( as -2- harsh or severe language. The lord of speech', an epithet of Brihaspati, preceptor of the gods. -2 The constellation Pushya. ' il^HMWJ oration, a An eloquent harangue ; speech, 841 umtr* H. 30 3. 96 = ( A ] I A wing. -2 The feather of *n arrow. sf -4 Battle, conflict. -5 Sound. 1 Clarified butter. -2 An oblation of S\. 2. [ *?-"* feather. -3 ). I Speech. -2 A sacred text, a aphorism -3 An oath. text or SraHdha or obsequial ceremony. -3 Pood in general. -4 Water. -5 A prayer or mantra with which a eacriflce ia concluded. -6 A sacrifice. -J Strength, power. -8 Wealth, -9 Speed. -10 A month. -Comp, --i>7jt -V N. of a particular sacrifice. ITT: 1- N. of Vihnu.-2. rice offered at a , Talkative, garrulous talking much or idly ; aft* wrarc Ve. 3 Mv. 6 ; Bk. 5. 23: ; a- ir^-wra^ t ^w =t ?>: ] I Noisy, making a sound, crying. -1 Talkative, garrulous ; see fr^T? -3 Boasting, swaggering- Si.l. 40. the Sukla Yajurveda. : communication or verbal Mn. 5 N. of the suge "'. I Yajnavalkya, the author and founder of the white orSukla Yajurveda. -2 A follower of the white Fajur- ; m^f r&* *$ ra Kiraia fWmtfsv WWH *3fp=:wr ^55 cirni'T i ; 1TTO* Si. -2 News, tidings, 70. 2. veda, one belonging to the sect of the Vajasaneyins. in- telligence in general. -Comp. -<j*r I . a letter. -2- a ne vspaper. srtfi: 1 quick. a letter. -2. a messenger, n?rr *rra<jt Tri5f^ a. news- bearer.. ( At the end of corop. ^r^r^ii%> a. Skilled in speech, elo- quent. m:/- words a ', ' I Arrangement of announce- declaration, m . 0^ ] ry-^moT [ horse-tiacrifice. spoken, told or said, to be spoken to or addressed *Trm=rgr njr^rrfw *T3TT R. 14. 61 say to the king in my name '. -2 To be predicated, attributive. -3 Expressed ( as the meaning of a word ) cf. &$q and 58. $U desire by means of arffiw q. v.; cf. predicate. K. P. 10. -4 The voice of Klvya : saffron. ( -507 ( SJVTH ) or poetry, in a verb. IP.' gfoTfj, ^tr% the expression of a striking or fanciful idea ( opp. 3!:fR5f ) ee |%* also. ^^ severe or harsh ; Blame, censure, reproach. -2 Ill-repute, infamy. 106 A horse. -2 eonrt, an q-R^lOTN. plant arftTOr. 1 A. ( qt^T ) 3Tn ] inaria 1 Submarine To bathe, dive. fire. -2 A Brah- A stud or collection of mares. -Oofflp. arra": -Wf?5: tne v submarine fire. [qCTt-5] A bull. The two Asvins. ^f3->zr: ( m. dual collection of See rrj. See q-pir. : er's *n ) A / Bribmanag. Weaving. -2 1 A weav. loom. -3 Speech, words. -4 N. arfif, Bk. - To pursue. -WiTH desire or longfor; for, To wib, m^rwfrt merchant. 1 A merchant. -2 A The sumbmarme tire. traffic. or intriguing WTTotjft 1 A clever woman. -2 A dancing girl, an act- -3 A drunken woman ( literalan amorous aud ), ress ly or figuratively wanton woman ; B. 6. 75. 17. 53. ft Wishing, desiring. i A wish, deoire, longing usually with loo. ); ^t?yr irarHk'fa Ki. 4. 25. Bh. 2. 62 C ; wtT%arp|>- Wished, desired. A A cheat,rogue.-3 tt wish, desire. ^trlNa^r 1 A 1 woman. -2 A An exclamation uttered on making en oblation of hotter &c. 37 j Speech, words, language ; ; ; 5rr> wr %*> W!THfw?wr Wishing. -2 Lustful. libidinous ' Bb. 2. 19. -2 Power of spo"ch. -3 Sound, voice %3ir ^T 7. 20. f^^Tr^TT nrwria SWPf Bv. 4. 41 - ; -5 Praise. -6 Sarasvatt, the goddess of learning. wanton. language. I o the plant arfffrsr. of the ^Tfor^ Trade, I ; -2 To seek 19. division of wbicb the charm lies in f^ ) iJIrl^l, tnsgTc?:) amorous sr 4g?rrf -3 A -Oman 3j. expressed meaning. faf one of the two kinda of the third or lowest ; qrsnr a. "Belonging to a park or garden. -Oornp. -trsir 1 sandal. -2< im i: 1 ; by aphrodisiacs. ^ i 8. STW. K. 3. -2 The expressed meaning, that and Stiuinlatine Stimulating or exciting ir ; 72, 84 ; mrtTfeh S. 5. 15, derived, ^W^f enclosure. -4 A garden, park, orchard srtsrnjft fSmNprf Avad. 5. -5 A road, -6 The groin. -7 A kind of grain. gTTOTJT'- wish, desire B. of a site A bonne, dwelling. -3 desires. 3. 129,4. Blame, censure, reproach The 1 snr S. ; ^."J^ &c. pro- heroism, ; 1 ?T of SarasvatS. 5I. -4 Blamable, censurable, repre; Si. 20. 34 (rnr&wr WfT- mcSrfr ^g^r^rrat H. of a house, -2 site frnmTrq- ( a. ; -ir The I orchard, a garden a stable. jrrfyr Brabmapa ; Ved. ). -2 A conflict. -3 The tcuin cf curdled milk. wess ' TiYNfr An ; Strength, 1 ; hensible S. 1 Anenclostira, ground, court! Dk. ; go ] I ; ; TW wifapr: ( To be I ; A arrow. -3 ^^-srw closed outcast Bratuoana by a female sue Ms. 10. 21. Swift, A Ved. ). -Oonp. 37: the globeamaranth. rrjf8jT: a chick-pea. 5f7: a kind of kidneybean. srq: a ment, speech ^TFTr *T^tgT%: MHI. 1. -2 Good or clever speech. ; I Si. 18. 31 -2 follower of the Vajasaneyin branch of the Yajur. vor'a. -4 N. of Indra, Brihaspati and other gods. sfr 1 A mare. -2 N. of Usbas ( dawn ). -3 Food An ) Expressing, indicating, signifying. 17. wem ] 1 horse H Mk. 4. 17 H*T- m. ft flrfrfT ^TP^si a. TTfft ^3t-3?fif fp | -2 Strong. [ erj T?frer JT3T{RV: N. of 5fAjnavftlkys, the author of the VajasaneyiSamhita or of or 31^ S^ ^?n ^ ] 1 Consisting expressed by words; ^rf%*r TT'jcTT-2 Oral, verbal, expressed by word of mouth. ^f 1 A message, an oral -j Ac. -2 A garden, park, an orchard. -3 A road. -4 The groin. -5 A sort of -Comp. grain. the of an descendant tJFT: HCT; the sun. of Siva. ', ! a piece of -Desired or wished for, solicited. -?r: wind. -2 The god of wind, 1 Air, 842 th deity pretiding over wind. -3 Wind, as one of the" three humours of the body. -4 Gout, rheumatism. -5 Inflamation of the joints. -6 A faithless Mil lover. CTB ( ). -Oofflp. an antelope (ma?T I. -237?: a disease a horse of the stm. of the testicles. ) WMflTCt dysen- tery caused by some derangement or vit'ation of the bodily wind -anfr a haf. a horse. ( -st ) IarjfsT: Mil. 2. 11 window, an air-hole Ku. 7. 59; R. 6. 24,13.21. -2. a ; ; sr 3: porch, portico. -3. a pavilion. an antelope. arffc |. the castor -oil tree. -2. N. of several plants aw. &o. a very fleet or swift hone. arrcq- 1. fermentation. 2. Soma. -3. Water. -sipn^T muak. 3Tr%i-5?f/. a whirl- wind ; Mk. 3TT?tf a. 8. painful flow of urine. ^vr: the part of an elephant's forehead below the frontal sinuses. %g: dust. %frj: I. amorous discourse, the low whispering of lovers. -2. the murks of finger-nails on the person of a lover. -nrfffsfn. a bird. -JJ^R: I. a high- wind, strong gale. -2. rheumatism. <wti fever arising from vitiated wind. seeds floating fjfj cottony in the air. -i_aT 1. a high wind- -2. acute gout. -3 a kind of small-pox. -4- a lovely woman. vV5T:!.a dust. -2. gout. jj, Bhtma I. a f^rT Hannmat. or a cheat. -2. / suppression of urine. frtf:/. swelled testicle, -tftsj; m. the castor-oil tree. $fr3r the lower colic with flatulence. belly. 5jjj W: a. i: gouty. 1 Stormy. windy. -2 Swift. An arrow. -2 An 1 arrow's flight, bow-shot. -3 A peak, summit. -4 A saw. -5 A mad or intoxicated man. -6 An idler. -7 The Sarala or pine tree. ( 3fK ).|-2 of a plant. a. ( sr7/. ar srrfra a. ( 1 \ VTcTrf been f-) N. of a demon said to have up and digested by Agastya.-Oomp. fj^ m,, -33*1, -f sr, m. epithet of Agastya. The sun. -2 *TT?r: [^r-r%^] ! Wind, air. -3 The moon. -Oomp.-n:, eaten -TIT: |. a mineralogist. -2. the eggplant ; ( vrFfTT: in the same sense). JIH0. I Wt/. ( ) 5* [?T(TT?T(I> Stormy, windy. -2 Gonty, controversy rr$ "TT^ni: Subh4sh. ; ; A a. f Rice-gruel. ; See a. ^t fffjrt T^ ] A storm, hurricane, whirlwind, stormy or tempestuous wind qr? ; Ki. ; 10. 3. 39 5. law -Comp. ). Ve. ; 2. 21 dispute, controversy. ' "U'J ] Af- towards one's offspring ), affection cr tenderness in general; ;r 3^rrfw?ir ; ; tion or partiality. %:-f^r/- The daughter woman by arBrahmana. 9rr r of a Sftdra N. of the author of (a work on erotic subjects ). -2 N. of the author of a commentary on the Nyiya Sutras. 1 the KiraagfUra* -wf 'l-'T? ] ing. -2 %i-. a^Hr?r ; musician. -2 ^-Pr? ing. f *$fli A sgsj Gouty. Wise, learned, skilful. -2 Speaking. ^n%8 P p. 1 C-insedto bi uttered, made to speafc. -2 Played, sounded. 1 A musical iastrnment; N. Instrumental rausio. irur- a band of music. -2 22. ^rf^q[ o. [ cTT-fSrft ] | Speaking, talking, discoursing. -2 Asserting. m. I A speaker. -2 -3 Disputing. A disputant, an antagonist ; JT? qtifr- Mu. 10 5. B ; 12. 92. -3 An accuser, An expounder, a The leading -4 plaintiff. -5 In music) ( A 3Tr%9T: scholar. learned man, w%,3 ^ Si. antelope. sage, wf [ ^-fa^ i;j ] I A musical instrument. -2 The sound of a musical instrument R. 16. 64 ( mtmft: Malli. ). -Oon>D. 5it: a musician. HT7 1. a band of musie, a number of musical instruments. -2 a musical instrument. ; m^ a. (jtrf.) Madeorconsiiting w The of cotton. cotton shrub, -t Cotton cloth. The sacred fig-tree. See fl^tqor. : The sheat-flsh. ; -it, Marriage. ; A iwift Sound- -2 Instrumental music. ; ) speaker. 1 1 55 so*-tT^!Trf: Qtt. 8 trjtror? &c. -3 A statement, an assertion, allegation arfr^TTr?tj rf^ ^r?2. 36. -4 Narra5T A 1 '.Talking, speakSpeech/ worda, talk ; tnaqr[ -^ a. 37*, tz a. disputations. -frfijT, versy. m. a Jaina. f%^T?t digputntion,disf establishing cnssion, debate. an assertion. frf: : ) or key-note. 1 ( Trf^HTZTST: do- ^5 a nf ( > ( causing a dispute. -m?r a. disputed, a. clever in *T?mf(th4 f%^rt repartees or witty replies. sif^arrf: a dispute, controcontroversy. 5,5- ; herd of calves. in plaint srgwr^T and reply, pliant and reply, accusation and defence. -2. teacher. A A 1 S. 1. assertion -Comp. ^rjsr- ffr;f)f ; B. ( and in diverse other places of the work); 22. m. Air, wind. R. 11. 16 Mil. 5. 6 doctrine ^rfc* large bat. exposition, ex- demonstrated con- theory, ^rrff a. 1 Windy. A clusion, ] .I Affected by wind-disease, gouty. -2 Mad, crazy-headed H. t26. 5j. A whirl- wind. fection An reply. -J planation. -8 A rheu- matic. -3 Mad. Fever caused jf by a vitiated state of the wind. 3TT N. dispute, srnr^ Report, rumour. -1 |>ffram^3Tfil$n-*] <$i Stormy, windy. -2 Flatulent. Wind. -2 The chick-pea ( TUT* ). HTCrife fire. A paramour To blow gently, To make happy. 1 [ SfWcJfT - li?<Jt 1 servo. -3 -6 <* form of N. of the tree called TORIirfftTt excess of wind.-wft m.,/. a swift antelope. $Wtet flatulence in the bowels frsc?r a ( caused by indigestion ). whirl-wind. ijr: a swift antelope. -T*, -5Tffar* aoute gout. -iq. the flgtree. ST: 1* a storm, violent wind, te in peat. -2- the rain-bow 3. a bribe. ^TTr, To -4 To go. shaken by the ! wind. -2- affected by gout srrf fih /. a violent gait of wind. 3?r-|/. 1. excess of wind. -2. a mace, club, stick tipped with iron. SRIT^ n. breaking wind. j^f^^n scanty and cloud. Den. P. fan. -2 ;- A rhinoceros. 843 a. Blown. -2 Dried Me. ( by -3 Belonging to a forest. or dried fruit sr I Dry (m. also). -2 Blowing. --3 Living. -4 Rolling, moving (as of waters Ac.). -5 A perfume, fragrance. -6 A number of groves or thickets. -7 Weaving. -8 A mat of straw. -9 wind A 1 76. dried up. ), ^ -Oomp. 13. 12. Left (opp. a- 1 R. 7. 8 Me. 78, 96. -2 Being or situated on the left side ; wnraro ; 9 is used adverbially in the same sense ; g ^r^5tr=r TCCTTO?TSTf H^TWtT tl<3 K. P. 10 ). 3 "g? ^JTd*^ bole in the wall of a house. Me. wftf: QU. 1 Si. -3 N. of the elephant that presides over the south. -4 N. of the author of the K4ikavritti, a commentary on Ptnini's Sutras. -5 The ; the Chdtaka bird. s ; tree called A Brahmana 1 *r] A monkey, ~f verse, crooked-natured, refractory S. 6, -4 Vile, wicked, base, low, bad Ki. 11. 24. -5 Lovely, beautiful, charming ; as in *r ; kind of holy basil black variety : Short. (T; I A sentient being, an animal. -2 N. of Siva. -3 Of Cupid, the god of love. -4 A snake. -5 An ndder, a breast. -6 Prohibited or forbidden act or practice ( as drink- ( the ). TRTTfT A tree the fruit of which is produced from flower ; g. the e. w Wealth, possessions. 3H7(T:, -Rr>f: the left-hand ritual or doctrine of the Tantrai. Pilu tree. an'tr?''! the wr^H: a conch-shell, the spiral of which runs from right to left. -3T5", -?^f. a woman with handsome thighs ; ing wine ). -Oomp. mango. 3T^T A 1 quail. -2 Dry or dried fruit. a country to the qfjfTJs N. of a north-west of India. -Oonrp. 3f a horse producVanayn hone, i. ed in the Vanayn country. : . A sort of cane or ratan ; K. 8. 57. jr^ /. a woman with lovely eyes ). %T: 1. N. of a sage. -2- N. of Siva. /. a ( g-. Me. 41 ;MM. 9. 15 R. 13. 30, 16. 21 U. 2. 20 Mv. 5. 40. TTsftT3 ^ ne AfunJ a 8> ra ' B B kind ; ; beautiful eye-browed woman 136. tTTO^T a woman with ; : i of rush. N. of a fragrant grass Vomited, 1 -2 Emitted, ejected, spitted aeffused. -Oomp. arf: a dog. "* a foul -feeding demon. emitting emetic. multitude of groves or srrrr- tempered ei^f? ^rw^frsf m?jrff fr^f^JTWj MM. 7. (-H;) an ep.thet of ; the god of love. mntR trary ; a. disease of the vagina. 3TMI ; 11. 109. -flump. ^: a fgrwr intended. ( 12. 6 ( frR^pirni- ^tfw'TJr?^- where both oengOB are ) ^HTT " 1 ( Short in stature, ) pigmy ira*nT:f Si. 13. ( Hence ) Small, short, ) *rjr;rrf%-- ; torspf B- 19. 51 * *ii f^rn?) ^ WTtrpr N. 22. 57. -2 Bent down, bent low (=19); weaver's Si. Causing to sow. -2 Shav- I base. : I A 12. -3 Vile, dwarf, pigmy ; ] A tironlar p- 1 Sown. -2 Shaven. / [*.:* v ?\i. ; Un. well, any farge oblong reservoir of water ; 4. or mole-hill. lovely Bv. 4. 39, 42. -3 N. of Gaurt. -4 Of Lakshmt. -5 Of Saras; vatt. I Beautiful, handsome. 5rrT%5I -2 Proud, haughty. -3 Cunning, de- ceitful. An ( see SIM epithet of Oorgi. A mare I witetntfsrsptf' ; -2 A she-ass. -3 A female elephant. -4 The female of f? trrS B- 5. 32. the jackal. TTq-: O<*s] -Comp. ifg; a A 1 TrT-j;: Weaving, sewing. weaver's loom. weaver. -2 A heap, multitude, collection. 3TTH> -*fnw A of present sweetmeats made to a deity, particufestive larly to a Brahmana, on occasions, observance of fasts &o. ( wr/- ) I Relating to or by the wind or Vayu. -2 Aerial. ^r The north-west quartet ( presided over by Vayu ). ^nTT given *rv A crow irr% Mk. ; [riw? ^Rirftsr 3. 10. Un. 3. 120] I qr?ThK ^nrr?a^- -2 Fragrant aloe- wood, agalloclium. -3 Turpentine. "> owl. awft:. -ft: -Comp. arrg: a kind of esculent vegetable. a kind of long grass. : Air, ) ; wind K. B.; ; ' Ms. 1. 76. ( There are seven courses of wind one above the ^5^ fl low, ther jirg- sntnsq: i. 3, the deity supposed god of wind, -2 N. of Vishnu in his fifth incarnation, when he was born aa a dw&rf to bumble the demon Bali, 10. 60. 125 13. K. ing. /> a ; reduced in length loom. *r ant-hill, A woman. -2 A I woman ; goed. -2 srrq-: [ ?<j-irs ] ! Sowing Weaving. -3 Shaving.shearing Ms. An 3TH75T: 5TT<m: Left. -2 Adverse, con- I tw Mai. 8 little, woods. lovely srRrsfrwr: *?jw K. P. 10 ;R. 19. 13 5/foo. of a per verse or crooked nature;cross- dwarfish, A jfjqf Vomiting -2 Ejecting, -Oomp. ^, f a. Pt. 1. ; ffhfsTT: ; I f^wrraw eyes; out. . 1 ; sfTi^. A mare. ; posite nature; *ri?$^ ^f^^i^tf 5^?T^ft ^TTT: 5?ywrtJT: S. 4. 17. ( c ) Per- an ape. r A female monkey. -Camp. 3>rar ; A female dwarf. A female dwarf. -2 A -3 A kind of woman. -4 A ^THiTT ) G. hermit. -3 The Madhftka tree. -4 the Palaa tree. TO a Reverse, contrary, opposite, adverse, unfavourable . vrwr^ir . in the third stage of An anchorite, a -Oomp.air^fir ^rof N. of one of the 18 , : his religions life. -2 afojfcr- dwarfish Puranas. : 3TH?= 7^5: 1^1^55^ *n). I ft" -2 The to who is the represide over wind, ( -3 gent of the north-west quarter ). A life-wind five or vital air, of which kinds are enumerated i?p>r( aim nd 3^1. -4 Morbid : 844 affection or vitiation of the windy humour. -Oomp. smrf the sky, %s: dnHt. atmosphere. gfror; the north-meat -- irg-7 by indigegtioo ). wind, very fleet. flatulence (caused irj% a. swift as JJ?JT: 1. a hurri- cane, storm. -2. a whirlpool ifrv*: the range of the wind ir^r a. 1. affected by wind, flatulent. -2. -- gouty. arm:, -iisnr:, -H^T:, -3*:, -gcT:, -^g: epithets of Uanumat or Bhtma. f^ff ". 37$. a cloud. affected by wind, crazy, mad, f rantic. ftfi%:/. I. a lull, calm. -2cure of windy distempers ( such as gsnt Ac. sntjf N. of one of the 18 Pnranas. *& I. hail. -2. the X rain-bow. -ga^ m. r$r:, -ir$Tor:, one who feeds only on as air, \ . an ascetic.-?, a snake; cf.qCTr?H. ft^r ^-jjf a. broken down by are given in Medim). j( ^ )nrr the plantain tree. g^svr the chief of a number of harlots. vr( *r )"Ts, -"I 3>jrn?^?r^f armour, a coat of mail *3T: nnvreiT*roTT:rrnrra i ; wind R. 9. 63. ; wfH^ m, /.) a harlot. act is fnr performed. paces of pain. -2 number of "f$ [ f-fq'C ing, opposing. -^; | harlot- 1. a -2. prostitution. harlot*. ry, -2 A horse Obstruct- ] A kind of horse. One of the The seat of in general. -3 a horse. A -p f kind of perfume wind. -mfc: w. H<S:, " ( si?j or ; ^<: a porpoise. ?r: a cloud, goo.ie, gander. ^i I. water. -2- silk. -3. speech. ~4- the seed of the mango. -5- a carl on a horse's neck. -6. a conch-shell. fyr: the ocean. >T9 a kind of salt. 517 vts: an alliga( ^ns't ) cloves. a cloud. tor. nf&t the ocean. |?: a ship, boat. R-fH' ( 7r:W^^r ) a reservoir of water, a ) 3^w. TO a- ( *T:W being in ) water. V*? -2 A 3TTT: L a cover. as in ber quantity. -5 A ] ' A -4 A herd, flock day of the week; t- -6 Time, turn : num- multitude, large ^nj*ft. -3 ; 55. Pt heap ; Si. 18. as in yj- ; bird. The handle of a sword, knife &o, -2 The narrow end to which the haudla is fastened. ^r^j at 'mot fiold. -2 A number A goose. A 1 fields, a. ( ofr/. ) of |-*g f$i. *f ] [ Warding off, resit-ting, oppoing. - of I Warding off, restraining, ob8tr noting T will f%Wff3rfr>f 3TTOTTHt Bh. 2. 17. -2 An obitaclp, impediment. -3 Resistance, opposition. -4 Defending guarding, pro- 5. 70 An ; 1 or: rffrityiw R. An elephant; H Bh. w>rRt 93 12. 17 vrirn Kr. -2 ; 56. 18. Si. ; 2. armour, mail-coat. -Oomp. -JUT, -*rT>rr the plantain tie*. N. of Hastinaptira. s f - ' A N. of a town. leather thong. t ind. tail. * 1 A vessel ing spirituous liquor. -2 water ( HH! ) A fr^5 1 for holdmags of re- trmes, peatedly, again and -8 A door, gate. -9 The opposite bank of a river. -10 N. of Siva.-H A Often again *T A wasp -2 A -S?TT. -ft multitude ', a common lot, courtezan, 26;$. Til. 16. woman ; catching elephants. -4 A captive, prisoner. -5 A water pot. -6 N. of -7 Speech. -0<mp. ocean. -2- N. of Vishnu. a leech. Hfi|< ar^i a lotus, a kind of fish ( ). 5sr^: the a leech, plant Sarasvatl. the 1. -^m: a piece of water. (-7:) I a flgh. -2. : woman, -3. a kind of plant (I'I^TO). -4. cloves. n?9iT: 1. a cloud. -2- the sun. ?rr an umbrella. ^; a clond; fttTt 'TrRf ?rft ?TTfJ^ Snbhish. ; Bv. 1. 30. (kind of perfume. -7: ) the C^i a/a A;a bird. -tr^ : a cloud ; -; V. 4. 3. qr . prostitute jfTir. I. ; brother ( according to Trik. ). -2. the Biibmarine fire. -3. a hairdresser or comb. -4. a louse. -5- a courser. - 6. a carrier, potter ; ( theie metningi G- 12. -2. a jar or pot. the ocean. -2. an epithet of Vishnu. -3- a cloud. -4. the habitation of the serpent race. -Afti the ocean. 7Vi,-v 'journey by sea', : 5Tffs 1 r: a . 3*17: a cascade, water- voyage. --m%:, -g^ m., -*: a cloud. a water-wheel, a machine for *U: a drawing up water M. 2. 13. fall TI^- 1. the ocean. -2. * lake. *f a lotur. jyfcnjj m. N. of Varuna. vw: a dealer in spirituous liquors --- jrr?:, -*T*T: a N. of Vishnu. elotrd; Pt. 2. 142 31^377 ; 35. l. goose ; cf -^rf3t: ^ . city The ocean. : L ] Relating A : a ,lo boar An elephant. war-elephant A bier. o. ( afr/. of the present Kaljia : ( ( ; Mu. 7. 19 Y. 1. 259. f 1 A boar. -2 A kind of tree. -Oomp. --^pg-.N. ; ) of Be- har- Ratn. 1. a wife's aquatic. any aquatic animal* ^IIT< moss. ar o- produced in water. (-3T;) 1. a conch-shell; Si. 15. 72. -2. any bivalve shell. ( -gt )|. a lotus ; Si. 4. 66. -2- a kind of Bait. ; of the ). A nares. ' fc See The holy -Oomp. -3 A kind of fluid. ms or ; ; ' A 4.124]1 Water; Ri,-fV/- I place for fastening an elephant *fft *ftt WtUT raft, boat, float. uroiwi - ; Ved. Snbhash. -2 perfume ; ; B. 19. 18 ; often used in pi. like the English 'tims rf V. 5 A 1 tecting. That which covers, horse, ascetic living on leaves. : ). : oppoier, enemy. -3 A kind of one with good marks. -4 An fire. Bv. 1. 30. -Oomp. a reservoir of water. f5ff?: An I ocean. : Water cistern. m. -2 The . TTofr a harlot. yrt \. core. -2- the plantain tree. ^31 a time or period of the day when no the n. , are at present living N. of one of the 18 Puranas. vr^nfr 1 A sow. -2 The earth. -3 The Sakti of Vishnu in the form of a boar. -4 A measure. -Oomp. N. of a bulbous plant. piper, player on a flute. -2- a musician. -3. a year. -4- a judge. ( -f9r: night. sky, atmosphere. *rtr?: smoke. ff'ff a vein, an artery, a vessel of the bjdy. -^n a. swift as ^-jf, we that in which ) [ Belonging to Varuna srr^M?i Ms. 8. 82. -2 845 Given to Vanina. or: N. of one of toe oine divisions of Bharatavarsha. Water. of TOtfh N. of Agastya. -2 Of 1 Bbrign. The west ( the quarter wi^ofr presided over by Varuna ). -2 Any 1 spirituous liquor; wr^orfwf'Nniw H. 3. 5TT*fi>3^ 11; Pt. 1. 178 where both senses are intended ) Ku. 4. 12. -3 The asterism SKTiwj-4 Dnrva grass. -5 N. of the wife of Varuna. -6 A kind of Darya. -Oonrp. ( ; : an epithet of Varuna. The chief of the serpentrace. -B>, -s 1 The rhenm or excretion of the eyes. -2 The ear-wax. -J T A vessel for baling water out boat. jfr ) now a. 3Riij??. ft/. ) [ *5-3?[ ] I Consisting of trees. -2 Made of or belonging to a tree. -3 Made of bark. ijr A forest. *T$T ^r?^ ( Made of trees. %$ An made of trees &c. a. enclosure : A ! A Hnd ^ * sft ^I^H$T% %vwrfff 15. 41 Ki. 13. 34. supplies omissions TrUigTB J^Tirnin%( or f%!rr )^n-R g <mran ( the term is particularly applied to the ; explanatory rules of Katyayana on Panini's Sutras ). -Comp. -RT: N. of Katyayana. =j^r: N. of Arjuna ; ; N. 1. -rr^r Si. 13. 68. -2 arggw %* fW^gsh ^rwf 1 Staying, abiding. -2 Tiding*, news, intelligence mTftsmm Vfi JfTTT Ratn. 4. -3 Livelihood, profession. -4 Agriculture, the occupaR. 16. 2 tion of a Vaiiya Ms. 10. ; ; 80;Y.1.311.-5Thee g g-plant.-6 N'. of Durga. -7 ( In Rhtt. ) The mere mention of facts without any rhetor- embellishment. -Conrp. -SWOT: a commercial undertaking or buainecs. wr I- mere rport. -2-anperBcial acquaintance with any subject, shallow knowledge. g-y -5^. |. a chandler. menaenger -2. Ji%: one who livfson agriculture. KjffTical common report. bearer, emissary. Relating tonews. -2 Bringing news. -J Explanatory, gl"'>l. ^ ; 1 Sand, gravel -3 Camphor w^T^- , . A P^V/. ( *>55ft? " ( A ih'noceros see ; -2 A wild goat with long A of collection men in armour. ^rif A boon. blessing, pi. ) Possessions. f blue fy. [^-^] ^ Wflnfa T ( *ft/- ) [ Belonging to the rains or rainy season *n6?* fpsrcr?^ viginr TZ&t R. 4. 16. -2 Annual, yearly. -3 Lastiog for one year Ttfifw a. ] 1 ; ^ff^ so * N. of a medi; 1X4. cinal plant. down. A [ ^a-spir ] &A -V Spiritnons-Iiqaor. wild mountaineer* who taught him the art of thieving. He soon became an adept in the art, and pursued his business of plundering and (where necessary) travellers for several-years. One day he saw a great sage whom he asked on pain of death to deliver up his possessions. But the sage told him to go home and ask if his wife and children to become they were ready his the innumerable iniquipartners in ties that he had committed. He acbut returned cordingly went borne, at their unwillingness. dismayed then told him to repeat tha The sage Hail. a. ( q!>/.) Raining, sprinkl- ing, pouring ) N. of teletruted sage, and author of the Kamayana. [ He was a Brabmana by birth, but being abandoned by hit parents in bis childhood, be was found by some ; 1. / aV killing Be- 1 longing to the rains. -2 Annual. Y. ) [eiSF-^or] of treea. of the bark of trees. bark-garment. I 35T> high or exorbitant Usury, : Pow. A Made usurer. -2 ifwfT"*. in general. kind of cucumber. -Ooznp. wfn^^rr sugar. See ^i^q. -gpr a. descendant of ^Ttafcr: 1 sbui. -2 Particularly Krishna. of the charioteer of Nala. Vri- -3 N. word marft (which is R&ma inverted) and disappeared. The robber con- tinued to repeat it for years together without moving from the place, so that his body was covered up with nut-hills^ Bu* the same sage re-ap- peared and got him out, and as he vilmika he was issued from tho ' ' and became afterwards an eminent sage. One day while he was performing his ablaof a pair of tions, he saw one Krauncha birds being killed by a fowler, at which he cursed the wretch in words which unconsciousa verse in the ly took the form of AnnsiXubh metre. This was a new called Valmiki, See spy, an when Rama ]. Made of the bark ;, A news der. Old age. -2 The infirm- 1 ;i cTTTlTznT: 77. -2 The A collection ity of old age. Wwn?T- -3 Chaff. general or restored to her husband I infirmity of old age, -3 of old men. 3^ SR*: 1. powerful monkey, and is said to have placed under his arm-pit even Rava/ia when he went to tight with him. During his absence from Kishkindba to slay tho brother of Dundiibhi, Sngriva usurped the throne considering him to be dead, but when Vali returned, he had to run away to Rishyamuka. Taro, wife of Sugrtva, was seized by Vali, but she was gsnfw also. ; Ki. 15. chief, who was slain by R4ma at the desire of Sugrtva, hia younger broHe in represented as a very ther. [ Old age I nsrsj R. 5. $ ; See N. of a celebrated monkey- slew him. of quail. ^ Skill, dexterity; ; qrarfffs* m., /., I L fl%-H[.] Healthy, doing well. -2 Light, weak, unsubstantial ( 3RTK ).-3 Following A profession. % 1 Welfare, good ; is w./.The egg-plant- hale, health : $* 13 ; 13. 71 or a rule which explains what said or but imperfectly said and said interest. scribe, writer. : explains the meaning of that which said, of that which is left unsaid, and of that which is imperfectly is 5-44 ;R. 1.8 step. called supplementary rule which tory or ; of a N- of a part of Bengal (and Sfrtsfr Behar A door An emissary, a spy. -2 A husbandman ( a man of the third tribe ). ^ [ ffa^T fm ir*T: ] An explana- 846 mode of command composition, and at the of the god Brahman be composed the fi rat poem the Raina- ysnv When S4 abandoned by Kama, be gave her shelter under his roof, nd brought up her two taut. He afterwards restored them all to wag Rama]. ite. Talkative, garrulous. A A . ; jreft rf*wr Bk. qrfJTHT^T- -2 To 4. 28. serve. Wlfrr " Chosen, selected, red. I. 4 A. ( Ti^jft, *rf?i!i ^r^ profer- call. Roaring, sounding. Roaring, howling, humming ory of birds, growl- -2 The waroling ing, yelling &c. ( or bees of Ac.). The ory of Oa ; -2 birds. %* ^Ttnnt &*:&ijf( WflT lifor: V. 3. 2 ; lie. 79. a kind of fragrant powder. To I ) howl ; hum roar, cry, scream, shriek, (as birds), sound in general; (fll^n) atfSrerr: sfihnf ^rfift R- U. 61, Si. 18. 75, 76 ; Bk. 14. 14, 76. -2 1 nt- Hpices. inff:/. a roosting-pl ace, house. ing perch, a rod for a bird to perch nrfwi* ) 1 .To choose, preter, select, love ! hall. boat, raft. & . a sacrificial mixed with other fragrant vn$, -iff^T, -Wff e dwoll- ^jj betel ( O. I in this sense i Ved. A weapon ; ). ( infusing, fumigating &c. -2 Causing to dwell, populating. Clothes. -Oomp. Ff^r^tr arr, a woman who dresses herself in all her ornaments and keeps herself to receive ( and her house ) ready ing, ^ her lover, especially when he baa made aa appointment witb her an expectant heroine, one of the several classes of a Nayiki ; S. D. thus A woman. -2 Roaring, crying. -2 ( such aa an 1 in general axe, spear &o. ). -3 Voice, speech. -4 A war-cry. Night. A a. Ved. Roaring, bellowing, *r r 1 W: 1 A dy. -2 A bull. cow with a calf. -2 A mother. t A 1 place dwelling, bouse. -2 defines her: j^[ Dung. tnvfcd a. Large, great. & A t warrior. $ See ^(r. 10 u. (*wjrf&-*) i TO sceat, perfume, incense, fumigate, make fragrant ; qrfaaR^ffirffrariTr 60 ; Ki. 9. sisifihurs'rr&rfwr^ ftM-ilft Git. 1 U. 3. 16 R. 4. 74 ; ; ; Me. 20 Rs. 5. 5. -2 To steep, infuse. -J To spice, season. -II. 4 A. See *rnr. ; $ e. ft*ft wren^r *i ts -2 Living, dwelling J ; TiiliaJ. a. [ inw. tfcif ( it g ST: A 1 camel. -2 ,A young ele- phant.; -3 Any young animal. -4 A cuckoo. -5 The south wind, the breeze blowing from the Malaya mwit: cf. tfAWflifc. ; *r^-?35. J 1 Perfuming, posture practised bp ascetics tract meditation. ; in ab Knowledge derived from WIT. -2 Particularly, of. the impression unconsciously left on the mind by past good or bad actions, which therefore produces pleasure or pain. -3 Fancy, imagination, idea. -4 False idea, ignorance. tion, -5 A wish, inclination expecta- desire, ; ffTWr*r*f3if- g'OcOT Git- 3. -6 Regard, liking, respectful regard ifaf ( Tf%urr ) R 1W" 3R9(iV =37^*5 Bv. -7 Perfuming, scenting. wtr ^Tt%iT p- f- [ -6 A kind -2 Long pepper. -J The trumpet-flower. -4 N. of a Git. 1. irg.-* ] 4. I honour of Cupid festival held in cf. smtw^. -5 The spring TW'iefa? aifreurr^: S. 6. (r/0 a Niga. ; creeper. Vernal ; srrara- The Vidushaka or buffoon in a drama. -2 An actor. ^T^:-^ A day ( of th week ). <jN.of *?. 1 -Oofflp. morning. srtff-i -6 a g? ffsnii^sns, ) 3sn?* Knowledge. -7 Clothes, dress. -8 A cover, an envelope. -9 A kind of I TIT ) 3 fll scenting. -2 Infusing. -J Dwelling, abiding. -4 An abode, a dwelling. -5 Any receptacle, a basket, box, vesel &c.; Y. 2. 65 ( rr* I^PJNK- memory fTO T/- ) I able to or produced in spring. -2 In the spring or prime of life, youthful. -3 Diligent, attentive ( in the performance of duties ). Indra wnrr ^t/. ( Habitable. ] ttw ; 17. Per- fumed, scented. -2 Steeped, infused. -J Seasoned, spiced. -4 Drested, clothed. -5 Peopled, po- ; ^T ^'5: irtfift vr^it ^Wt A where four roads meet. -3 See ags... ; 31*11- also written ). ^* perf am- Scenting, Git. 6. 11 19. igtr; K. <)ii<) Indra female elephant; ; 2 ( mountain Calling out, calling. fr> wn of bean. -7 A diisolute man. rft A kind of jasmine ( with fra1 grant flowers ); WWtft$ati$" or ( "If ] f{ I A or ; held. -2. -2 Eloquent. Famous, celebrated. ; kind of basil. 4 A. To bed-chamber tnmHlQ?Tf% TRTsr^f! U. 1. 7 WRI: *JTS & *THW nail where ff Iq%$TW V. 3. public exhibitions ( such as dancare ing, wrestling matches &c. ) -6 Possessing, having. -7 pr 1 The cry hum of birds. -2 Knowledge cf. pulous. rro -t, -^j, -^*n* . the inner apartraents of a house ; particularly St ^TgTMT Being beloved or favour- -: f> Bv. 1. 63; R. 19. -3 An abode, a habitation, house. -4 Site, situation. -5 w( MT )Clothes, dress. -Oomp. 1. 44. Bg 2. Ku/3. 1 Belonging to wnft f^nrrV^ K^ Me. 43. 2, R. 5. ^! 5. ; N. of -* The -Oomp. constellation Dbauiahthi. of a work by tiubandhu. ^tft I N. -2 N. of a heroine of several stories. Different writers give different ac[ counts of this lady. According to Kathosaritsogara she was>he daughter of king Chandamahosenaof Ujjacarried off by Udayana, yint aid was Sriharsha represents Vatsa. of kiog her to be the daughter of king Pradyota ( see Batn. 1. 10 ), and, according to Mallinatha's comment on the line stftiTHI ftlJl^TK WKT^IS^ *t\ she wa the daughter of Ptadyota king of Ujjayini. Bhavabbuti says that she was betrothed by her father to king Sanjaya, but that she offered herself to Udayana ( see Mai. 2. ). But the Vaaavadatta of Snbandha has nothing in common witb the story of Vatsa, except the name of the ; is represented to have sli been betrothed by her father to Pnshpaketn, but carried off by Kandarpaketu. It is probable that there were several heroines bearing the name Vasavadatta. ]. heroi ae, as N. of the mother of Vyisa. 847 a house. A clothes cloth, garment, A 22 2. Bg. -2. Ku. ; -J A Tfr:5t ) a pall. ( -pra^ piece of cloth 37f%: ; curtain. laying the foundation of a new house, particulaiiy on the occasion of entering it. Me. 69. -Oomp. tent. war: ' a wfiwjfih 1 N. of a Vedio deity (supposed to preside over the foundation of a house ). -2 N. of Indra. a rag, tatter. /. An adze, a small ., ', fa chisel. hatchet, 7. 9 ; imfrl Dwelling, a. T* ] A Belonging to or composed rather revealed to ) Vasisbtha, aa a Mandala of the .Rigveda. rr A descendant of Vasiihtha. gt 1 ( ) I Habitable, fit ^a See gri srrsj. bnrden, an ox &c. gf A boast A carriage. of country ( the modern ^Tfir ^' sr: a Balkh-bread Balkb). -Oomp. horse. '- ^TfiK fr >ff: 1 N. of a country the modern Balkh ). -2 A horse from this country, a Balkh-bred horse. -3 N. of one of the principal -2 Asa Gandhirvas. *ri I Saffron. ( -2 Abdominal. ^W-siw ] Made of cloth. carriage covered with cloth. - by tf/. ( to be inhabited. abiding. See wfWTrSltlff!/. a religions performed on the occasion of tite [ Foetida. See sffsn. : The Qotnatt 3Tg: The 1 The ; aoul. nouns 1 A. Ofntf) endeavour. -2 The soul of self, the universe, supreme bfliut;. -3 N. of Vishnu. -4 The 'constellation f% ind. tree called river. To try, exert one- 3T o. [ ^5-qw ] Bearing, carrycom p) ; as in ing &c. (at the end of ft 1 Carrying, 3tf 5r?, ahnmr, &<= A draughtbearing. -2 A porter. -3 A ani real, a beast of harden. -4 N. of a celebrated serpent, king of snakes (said to be a son of Kasyapa); Ku. 2. 33, Bg. 10. 28. horse : K. 4. 56, 5. 73, 14. 52. -5 A Ku. 7. 49. -6 A buffalo. -7 A bull carriage, conveyance in general. -8 ; *TU?' : 1 C f5?^TTT?!m, 3T[ ] descendant of Vasudeva. -2 cularly, Krishna. Any wind. -10 A measure eqnal to ten Knrobhas or four Bhlraa; ^rft Trc^aefr- -Oonrp.-f|pT<j The ann. -9 Parti- *TS*T [ "S;-^] 1 The earth. -2 Night. -} A woman. -4 Acfemale TO. a buffalo. A f. yon&g girl, ooach driver. -3 maiden Driving ( 1. tf ( / ) conveyance of any kind; Ms. 7. 75 ; K. 22. 45. -4 An animal u'.ed in riding or draught, as a horse j; [ sr??^ 3?*r ] 1 UTT^WT -5 An siirT'Tsrr: Ved. Dawn. True, real, substantial, genuine. -2 Datnoastrate !, established. m. Si. 1. Dwelling, inhabit- I s?sw TrftTST^reat 6S.-2 Fit to be inhabited, habitable. -! A dweller, resident, an inhabitant HRtfoMqrwtY w?rij 1 A habitable STTflTTTsr: Mai. 1. ; place, bonae.-2 Habitation, residence A ., The itite, collection of goata. n. site of a -2 Ow-gm Un. 1./77 J 1 house, building-ground, an abode, a dwell- A boug% *fT*3 T% JWira^ SubhlsFi.; Ms. 3. 18. ing-place ; t*n%T> t cfta: -Camp. on the occasion of lay ing the foundation of A hymn. Bearing, carry- -2 A ' 'to forget'; to remember' ?^| c ) division ; as f%rn,, nr*rrn ; ( d ) ( -f^ consisting of 81 elephants, as chariots, river. ; discri mi nation; ftf?T, fi%i (/) order, arrangement fcr^ (a) opposition; as ; fjjvjff. lord of rivers -2 As t. e., it rg: &(-. a prefix nouns or to forms Bth. comp-,f%a?r, (I) intensity, greatness f^TTtJ: ! (c) variaty, as ffrffrjf ( ; i ; opposition, as f%ST*r; i^TC i (,'/) as change, (A) impropriety, as J%JIWT^. horaa. I A bird. -2 A -4 A rein. -5 An epithet of the Soma. -6 A saorificer ( mostly f^: m.,f. -3 A goer. last four senses). (5ft/-) Twentieth. 5f , A twentieth part. many . ) Twenty. .A Twenty, a score. -Oomp. "* a ruler of twenty villages. ). arnrw: ' A water-course. large serpent, the boa. fararr, f^rfsr; adjectives not immediately connected with rootafq-expresaea (a ) negation or privation, in which case it is used much in the same way as ar or 243 horse, and 405 foot. -3 -Oomp. fsiV?!* the camp of an army. qr^: 1. a general, a commanding officer. -2' the ocean as , fij'tp^, (A) privation; asft^;, f^wrsr; (i)deliberation, as RrxH|;,f5l^T A ( a distinction f^7fr;(e) An ^ rr^jfr R- H. division of an army and : Ved. in the chariot. army; wrfJm ^5^5% 6, 13. 66. ; A 1. elephant. Agui. -2 Trfej^V [ ?rfr ai^nrwr: tft ^TI, ] I 1 - I [*{;i3rft ] ing. Tt?rT5T a wfrrewsn B. 48, 9. 25, 60. determined. ing, resident -2 A porter. carrying, conveying. -2 as a horse ). -3 A vehicle, Bearing,- Real, true, substantial. -2 Determin; ed, fixed. Anything fixed or Tg: A horseman. . ; < A a prefix to verbs expresses (a ) separation, disjunction ( apart, asunder, away, off &c. ), as f%jj^* r^"5 f^-fltA &c. ;(/>') the reverse of an action ; as aft 'tobuy.'-fsNft 'to sell '; fsrj;, (used chiefly in dramas); q-orfflr irq *r f$rn&^?ftrr.Mk. 1. 41 Mk. sre: & hone. ifreJWt [ ?;-o?55[ ] I elephant. m^: Air, As | it a. -2 A Worth twenty. a. (jft/-) 37f|-: I A large drum. -2 A car drawn by oxen. -3 A carrier of > 1 Twentieth. Twenty, a score. -2 A lord or ruler of twenty villages. lo/ads. fT A heavy burden. The part of an elephant's forehead below the frontal globes- See a iff -p. f- The milk of a cow that has recently calved. I^ap^r: - wood of A kind of tree which ladles ( of were 848 made ) ; a- R. 11. 25. . r%^5-3? [ Blown, 1 ] expanded, opened (as a lotus-flower &c. ); rorgrgfrgsiwrra^E^Fr: Si. 6. 21 B. 9. 37. -2 Spread about, scattered over B-*. 1. 3. -3 Destitute U. ; 5. 26. Bg. ; 1.8. ; apparent Ha. U. ; 3. 7. cant. 5. 26; ^-. I -2 N. of Buddhist mendiKetu. -3 A flag, banner. u 8 fa^TO To P en canse - ' to expand. fafZ o. Hideous, ugly. -2 (a) 1 horrible, Formidable, frightful, dreadful jsjcSWrei srr Ve. 1 ; ftgftnr ; snrfeanjcwrt Git. 4. ( 1> ) Fierce, savage. -3 Great, large, broad, spacious, wide;:^*rrf'nrT%iVrei^tTt3;'r q- U. 30 4. 3?rrFrefVJ* njwr^VsT- ; Wt s^driH"" 13.^10 Si. 10. 42, Beautiful : Mk. 2. -6 Frowning. -7 Obacure. -8 Changed in appearance. A j -9 Large-toothed. mou. boil, :'u- boast, vaunt re*wr V. 2. nr^?^ 1 A. 1 OT w^r^f srre'TTr'Tr ; dis- -2 To depreciate, speak ill of, 5"ffparage ; flrr vr^ni <M53 sr fare rnKwnr Mb. -3 To humiliate. W -4 To proclaim loudly. frwnnra. ; bragging ; f^rfofictrf^??- nprrvrrm Mn. 3; R. 73. 14. -2 ir 1 Vaunting. Praising ironically. boasting. -2 Irony, false praise. -3 Praiie. fHfWIT boast. 1 Boasting, vaunt, brag, -2 Praise. -3 False praise, irony. -4 Proclaiming loudly. fq-$T fir 1. 1 A. I To shake, tremble 20 f^THrar fT* ^nrr *r?5f ** fSfffif 9. 13 ; Bg. 2. 31 ; nrqriW ; Mk. iiftr *Trf*njrire come changed or shrink or retreat shake K. 11. 19 -2 To bdeformed. -3 To from. Caul. To ; f^r 1 ; -2 Various or divergent duty. -3 -Comp. Retiring from business. ism an illegal act, a. doing w conduct. nets, addicted to vice. a. Pr*m<S p- 1 Shaken, trembling, tremulous. -2 Palpitating, heaving. - prohibited growth busiass s. q>! A clerk or fairs &c. of markets, superintendent f%^;^;10 U. To maim, make plnceil cripple, the root ; expanding opening, Kspansion, ?T ; OpeninejrT lr 5%5T7T^r 3n5T5T' ^' ' )T : Si. 4. 33. N. 2. 5. f^T5T, t^TSK: Evening, even member, def ec!ive,imperf ect, maim- twilight, the close of mntilatel; 5S^f|r*?ji>^T: Y Us. 8. 66 ; U. 4. 24. -2 2. 70 20. -3 Frightened, alanned; Mai. 5. vessel Devoid or destitute of marks the ti^o Hv gradually - od, in ( comp- 3nrTmtnr f%c9W^*>'fyj Bv. sr^ S 6. 24 Pt, 5. '8 ; -4 Agitated, weakened, 41. ; fiiiwft fttfr^'fa' ; 31 ; Mk. 5. in<j f^-^rf^^T A perforated copper- iifqR fr ^TT Qtt; grar frywia S^^RTHT H^ 9 Rr?ir f^TH^Tr Bv. 2. 71, 164. Of- *t Sftsnl* fr*^rr^H 3. TTOSi 5T"iT wry T s^f% %rt U. 31 Mil. 7. 1, 9. 12. -5 Ineffective, useless Pt. 5. 9. -6 Wanting, failing. -7 Withered, decayed. -OT.-WT A woman during her oournes.-Oomp. a redundant or de3^tl> a having D vill S im ' ficient limb. 1 i ; ; _ . grspr of sense. paired or defective organs limb?, a. with drooping 9f^oi languid ; U. less, piteous r- 9WT 22. 3. Mai. 9. 11 ; U. ; hel P- water, filling; . visible. shine. fest. 1 A. 1 To appear, become -2 To bloom, open. -I To Cau. 1 To display, mani- -2 To illuminate. Manifestation, display f%*rr5Tt 1 exhibition. -2 Blowing, expanding in this sense ); ( nsnally written fsr$re Ku. 3. 29. -3 An open or direct course ; Kl f^rrsiiTrsantfrrsTtTni'ff. - Ki. -4 An oblique conrse 15. 52. -5 Joy, pleasure Ki. 15. 52. -6 Sky, heaven ( snw?r ) Ki- 15. 52. -7 Eagerness, ardent desire Si blowing 9. 41 ( where it msans 15. 52. ; ; ; ; also ). -8 . ' ' Retreat, solitude, privacy. a. 1. 28. (8T*rr/.)lDi -2 Opening. a cripple. Den. cf in placed which, dispirit- sinking, drooping, ed, unnerved, 1. ; ) -2 Loud, diatincty audible (as a sound); Deprived of a part or P. To unnerve, f*f7T5Tsr Manifestation, display, I exhibition. -2 Blowing, flowers &c. ). ( of ; 2. 26. mutilate. Wf?r 8 U. 1 To maim, -2 To impair, harm, injure. -3 To agitate, perplex, confound. fNirfM fa )s* a- expanding Oft/0 I Becom- Expand ing visible, shining f ortn.-2 -1 Shining, ing, opening, Mowing. resplendent Pt. 3. 147. ; 1 fq^tTT The conjuga- Blown, fnlly opened Bv. 1. 100. Blowing, expanding, budding. -2 Increase, U. 6. 28 see f^fRT also. f* : a. I A'a/i q. v. Maiming, mutilating. sixtieth part of a heaven. -5T fe&X N.of Vishnu's N. of the mother of Vishnu. fNjfe-T " I Obtuse, Weak. the conjngational sign between terminations inserted ; blowing. defective. f^T3 ; ; f^rwr -2 Confusing, perplexing. T: Sickness, disease. tionil nflix, f^CT^T: blooming, various ft*OT5>toT -3 Unsteady. The /> irreligious Acting improperly or 1 U. Hearing. -2 Unsteady, f% ; or expanded in wrongly, vicious. -2 Engaged overpower fickle, inconstant. expand open, The moon. ': \ An nnlawf al or prohibited act, an impious act ; Bg. 4. 17 ; Ms. 9. 226. . Rs.2. 17. To n. Acting wrongly. ; vaunting. 1 farererfr ; ; a. f^jfe languid Boasting, swaggering, ) 3?rif Mai. 1. 28 Bh. 2. Ku. 7. 55 TH3Tff^ f^rtnrt 78. -2 To burst, become divided. Cau. To open, cause to expand ; Bh. 2^rsfr ft^rwwra "Ji^r^ai^n* 73 Si. 15. 12 Amaru. 84. ; To 1 NfrfM: 1 The snn U. 5. -2The Arka plant. -3 A son who has usurp- ; Mil. 7. -4 Proud, haughty ; T^jr? TRWffra U. 5 ; Mv. 6. 32. -5 also ; ed his father's kingdom. ftr*r^rei)5f: A ( fig. ; ; of hair. -4 Manifested, distinctly P- 1 N. of a Kuril prince : 'Bengal madder. or Hroailfnl Viny formidable, frightf al ami the The moon. gniltle^ss. lilunt. -2 849 Cooing, of the 1 ( as Bumbling A hamming. -2 bawds ). side-glance, leer. complete, imperfect. -5 Affected by passion or emotion. -6 A verse from, disgusted with. -7 Loathsome. -8 Strange, extraordina ry .-9 (Tnnatu ral -lOPerverted, spoiled; see f%f abave. . The nose. 8 0. 1 To -^ alter,change,affect; 1.59 R. 13. 42.-2To deform ft$trrf>r* Ma. 9. 1 Cbange,modincation. -20bange forthe worse, sickness. -3 Aversion, disgust. 75 1. srrw ft* ft$ ; -4 To 58. disturb, harm, injure ( A. ) ; utter ( a sound ); Bk. 8. 20. -6 To be faithless -5 To mnrv (as a wife). -7 To deprave, pervert, -8 To spoil. -9 To change display. fortoeworse,deteriorate(A.).-IOTo aversion rejoice (A ). -11 To feel ( A. ) -12 To act in various ways decorate in various ( A. ). -13 To ways. -14 To exercise. -15 To dii* -17 destroy, To spread, extend. -18 To become restless move to and fro. -19 To act ina hostile manner. -20 To contend tribute. -16 To rain. ; ftyfih/. 1 Change ( as of purpose, mind.form, &e. ) ftreftsfti, arStftf*S^w'^5t^:& c --2 An unnatural or accidental circumstance, an accident ; uttf ir^fi): srfiftort ftsftsfrft -4 Excitement, perturbation, anger, rage; Ki. 13. 56; U. 5. 29; Si. 15. -5 Emotion S. 2. 5. -6 or affection. 11, 40. S. 7. -3 Sickness, ; disease, Pt. 1.44; malady Wg oTJTT&ThjrrwrSfrtwi fNlrt pull. -2 To as a bow); $mfPT 85 f%$ apart. change, To draw, 1 P. 1 fr$^ bend I A A also. Drawing asunder, pulling I natural state; cf.i%ffr.-2 alteration, a modification ; sndden seizure -7 Fermented liquor; see ft^n and ftfcpin together. Change of former nature, transformation, deviation from the -2 An arrow. ftsFTJT: N. of Jfft- rows of Cupid. of five ar- Drawing, dragging, pulling asunder. -2 Across 1 ^ ftsirrtSrn4 w*nrf& U. 1. 35, 3. 25,33; Mil. p. I Dragged asunder, palled hither aud thither. -2 Drawn, pulled, drawn towards or attracted. -6 Agitation, excitement, perturbation; Ki. 17. 23. -7 Contortion, contraction ( as of the features of the face); swiswftOTfcfa'UWfl- Kn. 7. 95. -8(lnSn.phil.) That which ii evolved from a previous source or Prakriti. -9 A wound. -Damp. -$t a temptation, seduction, ijj cause o perturbation; Changed, perverted, corrupted. ftorftt o. Liable to change, susceptible of emotions or impressions arft j*> *f ifrirr ftwrft Ttrsr Mai. 1. 17. -2 modii T ; Changing, fyiog. -3 Spoiling, Affected by love. !%3j ; ; see ( 6 P. f with To 1 ft ). scatter, throw strew or spread about ; Ku. ; 3.61; Ki. 2. 59 ; Bk. 1.3 ; 14. 25. about -2 To aplit, out 10 pieoen MI^IUV nr* Tr< 55* i\& ftr%ta MAI. 5. 31. -3 To pollute, contaminate. -4 To corrupting. -4 dissolve. A 1 scattered portion or teirs or scat- A well. -4 A tree. ligtued, rejoiced. modified. lated, p. -2 I Changed, Sick, diseased. I Scattering, throwing about, dispersing. -2 Spreading abroad. -j Tearing up.-4 Killing (iS'=t). -5 Knowledge, f%3RpJT/'.^- 1 -or: Tue Arka ft^^in* Admitting of a doubt. 1 -2 Allowing an Indecision. tfr /. ) 1 Having ( loose hair. -2 Having no hair, bald A woman with $ft 1 ( as head ). loose hair. -2 A woman without hair. -3 A small tress of hair tied up separately and then collected into the larger braid or Fen*. -4 : N. of tbe wife of Siva in the form of the Earth ( one of the 8 forms of Siva of. qrjrrj: fl^lcWftil S. 1. 1. ). f^r^r -cr n. 1 Without husk. -2 Unsheathed, uncovered 45 ; B. 7. 48. A young -3 Muti- A. 1 Ki. ; 17- elephant. To walk along 1 of took 3 through (%irgqr f>?a7> over* steps ';Bk. 1.24. -2 To assail, come, conquer. -3 To oleave .split open ( P. ). -4 To advance, proceed. Mil. **5 To show pro west or valour ' ; ; , 8.9. A 1 step, strid-, pace;ir3j u- * 34 * 8 7- 6 jjvjsrr ; 3 wa^*: 1 A. Pt. 1. 339. 1 To doubt, -2 To bs o ; heroic deed, feat of a n. valour. A stride ( of Viahnn A hero. -3 An ) ?y. ; Chivalrous, heroic.-2 Powerful, strong, -m. I A -2 lion. epithet of Vishnu. or passed f%artap-.p. 1 Stepped beyond.-i Powerful, heroic, valiant, -3 optional. hero, warrior. pace, stride. over- Victorious, powering (one's enemies -2 To , N. of Vishnu. -7 Mrengtu, power. ee flaw. arft, -wif^Mt -Comp. be doubt- Caul. I To doubt, question. consider, reuect upon , 8 V. T uelb aie see A pp. 11. -6 ftefrar^WTO 12. ?7, 9J. -5. M king of Ujjayini chivalrous. perfume walk- over, ing -3 Overcoimug, overpowering. -4 Heroism, prowess, heroic valour; 1 -5r?T> -lysr a. tearing the hair, op-ring dishevelled hair f^Sffiq- i%#fujof Ku. 4. 4 jr a kind ful -2 Stopping cf. {%[%*) tree. Scattered, dispersed. -2 Diffused. -3 Celebrated. -Cnmp. ft^^ altered, deformed, disfigured. -4 In- 107 TH^it: an optional offering, -anfy a net-like indecision, a dilemma. -^tirq ; fty^for " I Undergoing or causing a obauge. -2 Feeling glad, de- ft$p. ; ; fallen bit. -2 One who ters, a bird; *rr#r 1. 59. fNrrfal o. Mn. 1. -3 Contrivance, art picion *rTTro;5<m%$: B. 13. 75. -4 Option, alternative ( in gram. ). -5 Sort, variety. -6 An error, a mistake, ignorance. -7 Distinction. -Oomp. : a noise Kn ; 1 -3 Extended, protracted. -4 Making 30. aa optional. Doubt, uncertainty, in decision, hesitation si?ff^ Hff*T5T f^r?qTTTI^3W: B. 17. 49. -2 Sus- throw. an emotion ; 1. -7To admit 1 ; Ty *mwrft R^piT; ; one of the S. 4 ; Kn. 2. 48. -4 Change of mind or purpose ^?c^ft fforrrs *rt*'rfcrfrj S. 5. 18. -5 A feeling, ; exchange. ; ; ; distigure, 52. -3 To create, produce, affect; Ms. -3 To presume, con- S. 3. -4 To prepare or arrange differently. -5 To make, form. -6 To jecture. -2 A lion. -2 Heroism, 1 s ). -rf 1 A A valour, taildd prowess. '3 The jewel 850 I Stepping, striding. gallop or canter. -3 Heroism, valour, prowess. Valiant, victorious, lion. -2 A hero, victor. A 1 alteration ; ?rBT! 3. 34. 7. : $*fi Malii. 'defect' ). -5 Knitting, contraction ( of tho eye-brows ) ( ; iftftnrrqt ft WJHns Ku. 3. 47. -6 Any sadden movement, as in ifrRthrill '. den affection or seizure, -7 A suddisease. -8 Violation, vitiation ( of the proper duties ) ; K. 15.48.-9 A preparation or dish of rice &o. -Oomp. rtrnr kind of Upama mentioned by Dagdin see K&v. 2. 41. ; fr$T9A. sense ) ; To sell (Atm. in this t\ Ms. 10. 90 197, 222 8. ; -2 To 12. 1 barter, Santi. ; exchange 1 1. wound. Cough, sneezing. -2 1 : -Oomp. T* it. an article ft 1 vendible ( M ). P. out loudly Mk. Saleable, ; To 1 call aloud, ory airefcrsr ftsjrsr jmft'j* Bk. 14. 42 16. 32. -2 ( with BOO. 1. -3 To call out to ( with aco. ). -4 To resound. -5 To abuse, revile, censure. To 1. 41 ; ; utter I ft$*P- !> -2 Exclaimed, cried oat. unkind. j ] A Ilarsb, oiuel, cry for help. -2 Abuse. ftsftjrsr 1 Calling oul.ez claiming. startled, alarmed, frightened fear, ; SJITJ- <w?|S3r*|$*r: R. 10. 38 ; Kn. -2 Timid ; Si. 7. 43 Me. 37. -3 Affected by, overcome with raj 4. 11. %^H6 P. 1 To throw about, -2 To throw, cast. -3 To diveit. -4 To; distract -5 To extend, stretch out. -6 To reject, dis- card. f%F#ffi>. J>- I Scattered, thrown about, dispersed, cast about. -2 Discarded, dismissed. -3 Sent, despatched. -4 Ditracte<1, bewildered, gjtattd Mai. 9. 8. -5 Refuted ( nee am-. Ki. 1. fi -4 Agitated, exconfuted, bewildered 3. 3. 85. -5 PUtreiBtd, nffliftedj grieved; r cited, ; To Caus. visible, illuminate. fowmp.p- 1 Renowned, wellknown, celebrated, famous. -2 Called, named. -3 Avowed, confessed. i^Sltun/' Celebrity, Throwing away or asunabout. -2 Casting, der, scattering throwing, discharging ( opp. fatr, ) ; R. 5. 45. -3 Waving, moving about, ?jtn^' shaking, moving to and fro Ku. 1. 13. -4 Sending, despatching. -5 Distraction, confusion, perMil. 1. Hi Alarm, fear. plexity -7 Refutation of an argument. -8 Polar latitude. -9 Looking about j vaguely or wildly. 1 -Oomp. / Maya 1 Throwing, casting, dis- charging. -2 Despitchiog, sending. -3 Scattering, dispensing. -4 Confusion, perplexity. 1 N. of the chief of a of being* attending on Siva. -2 An assembly of the gods. -3 A destroyer. -4 A place from which flesh-eaters are excluded. : The Arka tree. 9 P. -To bo 4, greatly agitated or disturbed. -2 To Cow, To confuse, disturb, perplex. agitate, disturb, confuse Ac. 1 proclaim- -3 exposition. f%JTO 10 P. 1 To number, compute; T. 3. 104. -2 To regard, consider ; Me. 109 ; R. 1. 87 -3 To disregard, not to mind. -4 To reflect, think ; Pt. 3. 43. 1 A., | Reckoning, computing, i;alcnlation.-2 Considering, deli berat- ing. -3 Paying The i P. 1 time 4o. off a debt. tree called igj. ); 1 To puss away ri*n?Ti'M fTJl% ( at **mfo Si. -2 To go away, depart. -3 To fl^smrr Fjarr disappear wwrt^wftf*!*. UK- ii; Bg. 11. Caus. To upend, 1. -4 To die. 9. 17. vanish ). >T repu- u^i in asir. ) the greatest inclination of a planet's orbit. sifiK ( in Vedanta phil. ) the power of wficr Publishing, -2 Explanation, ing. ( ( fam, tation. Confessing, acknowledging. ; a make proclaim, announce, publish. , ; ^. 2 P. 1 To bo well-known famous. ~2-Te look at, see. -3 To 5 To call, name. -4 To celebnte. scatter. class Overcome with A demon, goblin. -2 A sound. :: 1 -4 Refuted. or 2 Abusing. ftS^ 89. kind of hermit. thief. A ; dealer, vendor ftjfcrr ftf A ftsrft^ m. ftKfofi:, seller, ; 4. A The tongue. f%$TcT P- !' Torn asunder, woundsr ed, hurt, struck. Wounding, a I atle. fk&fffip-p. I Broken up, divid-2 Cleft in two. -3 Disfigured, ed. pronuncia- Pt. 2. 65. Ms. 3. 54. selling wgsiT: rescission of a a bill of sale, sale-deed. -Oomp. n epithet " :? J mutilated; Pt. f%3j$r: An incorrect tion of the dentals* fal with ft). F-frertfa-wrffTfTr f%*rorrfi f7BT<j: Sale, nhf Wetting thoroughly. -1 1 ; ; V Excessively afflicU Dissolution. ; fVfifrrr V. 1. 12 a. Noseless. | _ ed, distressed. -2 Injured, destroyed. S A fault in pronunciation. -3 l Sabhash. I of Brahman. wr ; struggle. flict, ; fH% ; 5. 3. -P- ; I T: ment 1 -2 Agitation, Anger, Shaking, agitation, moveR. 1. 43. -2 Agitation of mind, distraction, alarm. -3 Con- Si. Very moist, thoroughly wetted. -2 Decayed, withered up. -3 Old. excitenient.perturbation, excitement are ifcr f%S5T fVr%f rrr>- of passion ; -6 Disgusted ; P- 13. 71, 10. 17. 39. 4. from -7 Falterinj . Change, modification, swaffHsrsrwarTlftRfc- '1 Ku. ; with, averse S. 2 The moon. : TTR K. 12. 63 -nr faarifr a. 6 S. /. horee'a -2 A ; ; pass; f^iTH'J3f^l' r%ra;).p. 1 Departed, goue away, disappeared. -2 Parted, separated. -3 Dead. -4 Destitute or devoid of, ( in comp. ); i>irffHf i. -5 * The -6 Dark, obscured. free f roui Lost. flight a of birds. -Oomp. sirfar woman past child-bearing (in whom the menstrual discharge has ceased). fr a. fewtjjwa.wnleM, pure. f^ror a. unlucky, lets, intrepid. inauspicious. void of deeire. ^? a. indifferent, 851 T^TJT: Depsirtnre, disappearance, I end cessation, * R. 19. 15 ^r^fgrVtS ; ffamR M ; 5. ^ H5' 20 ; Rs. -2 Abandoning qjtorWTWTfJ Me. 55 ( ^swri(j ). -3 Loss, degtiuction. -4 Death. -5 Separation. 6. 23. ; A naked 1 f% An mountain. -J rarrjr rt proach U. 1 ?r ; nrirfrlr wre*! MB. 9. 68; -2 To desp'se, con- 11. 53 46; temn. 3. censure, f**r|or, -otr ; re- Censure, blame, Ve. 1. 12. Censured, reviled, based. -2 Disdained. -3 Condemn- foiffalp.p I -4 ed, reprobated, prohibited. -5 Bad, wicked. V. P. 1 ftlHg loose CfWWtd', U f%!Tg 9 ; 7f To hold I catch ho'd of jrt Ki. 18 12. ffrsTJTy or seize, fffgoit STHTH -2 To quarrel, fight, ftijar ^ar H^r^ijr^r TWr ; ??fTr^Tir?^ ffwt Si. 1. 51 ; 6. 86 17. 23, Ki. 14- 24. -3 TJ divide into parts, separate (into con- Bk. ; members ). -4 To dissolve, analyse, reolve in general. -5 To receive, welcome (an a guest). -6 To perceive, observe. -7 To etretch or Censure. JT To drop down, get I Tnrfoirrsrjror ; Ii">w, spread out. foqWTGp-P I Divided, dixsnlve^, analyed, resolved (ag a compound V -2 Seized- -3 Encountered, oppose-5. -4 Obstructed, stopped see i^ ; 4. 10. %5iTf -2 To ooze or To 5%5fr-. trickle. above. -3 -4 To melt vanish, disappear. away, be dissolved. Stretching out, extension, ezpanoion -2 Form, figure, ahape.-3 .S.SB 9. 5? Ki.4.11.12 43 -4Rsolution diBBoln- dropped down. -4 Melted away, dissolved. -5 Dispersed. -6 Slackened, untied. -7 Loose, dishevelled, tion,anitlys!a,epiiration (as of a com pound word into its component parts): I . or disordered 1 fifjTrjj bathe WWI: 1 ; as hair ( }. A | To plunge or dive in(^if*rOT nri** ftri y -2 To R. 19. 9. enter, pene- trate into, pervade (fig. alio);f%^tfff R. 13. ; Mu. 1, stir 1. -3 To 86. about, agitate rvnTgrffMt *T,^ afVfti R. 14. 30. -4 To follow, practise ; JUJT s^rif uriuovr ; f*nfr( w(Tf?mJ )Thrtr *[** ^nryt. -S Quarrel, strife ( often love-qnarm) w iWT 9. 47; Si. 11. 35. see aor. 19. 38, hostilities, ft ), one of Gnnas or modes of policy -7 Disfavour. -8 A part, por- ; tion, division. ; *mi ( R. -6 War. flghting, battle ( opp. the six ^ Ku. f%eig^f-srr 5. 19. -5 To approach, a* season Ac. set nate, a. Having body, embodied; M. 1. 14. nrirf incar- fj; in " ; -2 Untied, loosened, opuned. -3 Robbed, touched. -4 Shaken nhcnt, churned. -5 Hurt, offended. 1 A. I To A mallet, hammer. -2 I destroys, subdues or over- fr^TT One who powers. Half-chewed 1 fihrfr; morsel, the residue or leaving* of food eaten f^nn gifirsiT a Ms. 3. Z85 ; ; fC U 6 5. . MU ; -2 Food 14. 5. in general. -$j Bees' wax.-Comp.-ajRT't -srinrr^ m. one who eats the remains of an offering or of food eaten. Ki. Destruction, 1 f^STTrT 1 off ; -2 3. 52. removing, r^Tr^tiT'rt H^ifT nrsrret Killing, slaying. -3 An obstacle, impediment, interruption ; op^ooitiou, preventioo i'tf,'jfTV'-j'ifll1 9i 5T*ff^ R. li. 44 Mt:^r?^qr ; 11. 1. -4 A blow, atroke.-S Abandon- ing, leaving. -Oomp removal of obstacles. f^"3? P-P- the shaken f^-jfrj|fT p. p. Rolled, about, rolling ( as eyos ). -2 / ftrrat Rubbed excessively, ' Sore. a. ) I An rlrsr : [ f?f^* 1 ( rarely a obstacle, interruption, impediment, hir drance; yjft VROrvrflnri at trS'- irR wfJr S. 5. 14 jpV fanrts<m yr sf: S. 1. 33; gWTor* vrgT: H f% fSTniffisrfrjft S. 3. I. Kn. 3. 40. -2 ; Decapitated. ). asunder. -2 Striking; I Striking againat.fnVtion -3 Separating, undoing, untying -40flrnii'ling, hurting. frargiT/). ;>. 1 Struck apart, severBh. 3. 54. ed, separated, dispersed warding Trickled, oozed. -2 Disappeared, gone awav -3 Fallen foi'fap.p. to, -3 To brenk, violate ( as nn ment ). -4 To br^ak asnndar, bunt open (BB a door ). stituent proach, abase vile. 1 p- ftftfff;/. I Censnre, abnae, reproach. -2 Contradictory statement, contradiction. contend ). To blame, | man abstetuiou* abstaining from eating ( -2 A ascetic. . viled.-2Con'.radictory,inconii8l*nt. be disunited or : P'P- 1 Plonged into, bathed, imm'rsed. -2 Deep, excessive. ftfflf firTff: Plunging bathing, into, diving. f*QUT a worthiest, I Destitute bad ; ; of merits, gT Si. 9. BR. 3. 35 ll. -2 Destitute of qua- iwmwgfsmq 7. 11. fo*1%p p- 1 Secret, concealed, hidden. -2 Reproached, censured. fVi| 1 P. I To censure, reproach, i>ifr>m JT*TO%j*rr?*r N. 1. 79. -2 To ling in a discordant tone. ; pnrtH ICensure.reproach.derfauiaA contradictory tion, scandal. -2 inconsist- statement, contradiction, ency ; nfjsr-. nwf*f$* S. places of the 'Wift'f^ ftmn I?, 2. -2 To remove, (and jft^er in several other same work ). displace. Breaking fvtrrif ; 12, Mn. 6. lities. -3 Having no string; Mu. v>lame separated.-) To be spoiled or ruined. -J To bo stopped, break do wn.-4 To assume various shapes ; Mil. 9. 24r Cau*. t To separate, disperse, tea apart fiir* ruin, de- struction. -Oomp. -f^:, -?5TT*:, "sftyst a -|->^. epithets of Ganesa. rat. opposing, *?, -W^, -3ifft=t WIT:, -fw^riT: remova, obstructing of obstacles. -5fnrei:i -ara^T:. -ir5Tf: Gaoesa. of uf^rar^r epithets R. 15.4. removal of impedimenta ; -f^PJ^T:- -STfT^w- epithets of of Gagea. f*tf%: / removal TT3T:, ftnf7ff p. p,\ Separated, severed. -2 Divided. -3 Broken, shattered obstacles. ; f%fr U. 3.43. f^qfJnFTT A measure of time equal to one-sixtieth part of a Gbatiki (or nearly equal to 24 seoonda ). 10 U. fi|w f culty, trouble. 1 To strike down, Si. 1 disperse^ scatter, scare away 64 Bb. 3. 54. -2 To rub, strike, rul> ; To obstruct, hinder, impede, oppose. frfsrar a. 1 Obscured, blindod j%Uf: A hindered, Impeded, obstructed, opposed ; ; Pt. Ku. 1. :!. 3K7. -2 Hi. horse's hoof. . 7 U. ; against Rs. 3. 8 Kn. ; ; 1. 9, 4. 9 -1 : Ki.8.45;Si. 8. 24,13.41. To discern. discriminate, -3 To deprive distinguish, of, remove 852 from (with in gtr .) 5i sfmraw fH^- ^ Bk. 14. ; 103. ft^f%5T: 1 A kind of jasmin -.-2 N. of the tree called Madana. >. p- I Considered, inquired into, examined, discussed -2 v DeliberaDecided, determined. tion, thought. t Roaming,wandering. -2 Dissolute, wanton. -3 Deliberat<> t. 1 Clear-lighted, faroil-cams seeing, pect.-2 Wise, clever, frsrarort g?g;rnm3f^ R. 5. 19- -3 Expert, skilful, able R. 13. lmed . ing, judging. ; Itch, scab. ; 69. Ms. A learned man roan, wise ; To shake, tremble, move nwfjfr ^tnt fw^wf^ q- ?if^irv^nrTST Qlt. 5. -1 To go, proceed, set out. -J To be agitated or 1 P. 1 9. 71. A "' fif^ST^ spiritual teacher, preceptor. ^.3%^ a. 1 Blind, sightless. -2 To wander sVont.roam with aro.V, ggl.'jftlin rV^T P. 1 over (oft. 1 nr^m R. 2. 8 Me. 115; ?I Kn. 3. 31.-2Todo, perform.practise. -3 To act, deal, behave 4 To deviate from the right path, go about wangrfj^ ; -5 To pass through, pervade.-6 To attack, march against. -7 To associate or have interoonrse with. -8 To go badly, fail. Caus- I To think, reflect or meditate npon. as the sea ) ( rfm Bk. 15. 70. -4 To disturbed, be rough -2Todisonss,call in question, debate; swrt trriro'Wnir R. 14- 46. 3 To calculate, estimate ; take into account, consider ; 1. 22. -4 To hesitate, doubt. -5 To To seduce. examine, investigate, -f} Wandering, roaming. I Reflection, deliberation, fq^iwT thought, consideration ; ufs^sr vgin Ku. 5 42. -2 Examination, discussion, investigation; ? ft'^TC. -3 Trial ( of a case ) ; -4 Judgment, discrimination, w determination. -6 Select! on.-7Donbt, hesitation. -8 Prudence, ciroum, able to tpection. -Oonrp. jr a. decide, a judge. q;i/. I. a tribunal, seat of justice. --X Particularly the judgment-seat of Tama. ?na; a. thoughtful, considerate, prudent. fUW 1. a tribunal. -J. logical discussion. fir^rwrt ; down tate, stir up. -4 To destroy, rescind, An 1 Moving about, shaking, wavering, tottering, unsteady also ( fig. ceit, pride. %% 5 U. 1 To collect, gather, bring together, store up ; Pt. 1. 45, 36. -3 To search for, look out for ; ft'f^'TWT Waiq STIM<)m MM. 5 J R. 12. 61. 13. 23 ; fanrwt nrftrT^ V. 4. -3 To seek, investigate, examine, reflect upon ; R. 10. 23 ; Ei. -4 To separate, discern, distinguish. -5 To disarrange. -6 To 16- 1. choose.-7 To destroy, efface. -8 Ved. To clear, prepare ( as a way). | out for 1 Examination, discus- -2 Reflection, iiift^nsmiK U. 23. 1. Searching, seeking do. marriage ), and requested him to raise up Usae to Vichitravtrya in accordance with the practice of Niyoga. He complied with the request, and begot on Ambiko and Ambolika, the twi widows of his brother, two sons Dbritarashtra and Pandu respectively ]. The biroh tree. efi fwf^reirs Wonder, astonishment, surprise. l To think, consiJfHra[ 1 U' der. -2 To think of, ponder over,oall to mind HM regard to, ; 4. 16. -4 To intend, fix npon, de> termine. -5 To devise, find oat, discover. -6 To imagine. -7 To perceive, observe ( Ved. ). . prra ; ^: through. ftnrfr: /. 1 Searching, learob, seeking for. -2 Inquiry, investigation. m./., fff / A wave ; cf. Doubt, I fsff^-jf a. -2 Mistake, 1 hesitation, error. Diversified, gated, spotted, speckled- ; MM. 1. -2 Various, varied. -3 Painted -4 Beautiful, lovely ; ffi%f|fr%ir 3TcpnrtfT?V Rs. 1. 2. -5 Wonderful, lubt. _4 The Mtmfcmaa system of fV foT^*T white deer. ffflVfoc^ftrnrsTt r fwirar: Si- 11. 64. 3f 1 Search. -2 Investi- * hero. wanderf^-sftoT a. I Oocupied by, ed through. -2 Entered. fc^ftH a. 1 Senseless, lifeless, unconscious, dead. -2 Inanimate ; Kn. 4. 33. o. f%%iT^ Senseless, I stupid, ignorant. -2 Perplexed, confounded, sad. -3 Malevolent, wicked. in motion, A. I To stir, move, be move about. -2 To act, behave. -3 To ft% 1 -4 To exert oneself, strive, roll, wallow, struggle, writhe. ft%gr 1 Effort, exertion.-2 Movement. -3 Conduct, behaviour. p- p- I Striven, tried, investistraggled. -2 Examined, gated. -3 Misdone, done foolishly. An act, a deed. -2 Effort, if 1 movement, undertaking, enterprise. -3 Qestnre. -4 Working, sensation, firf* %rwnri^ffe* V. 2. play ; varie- 4. surprising, strange A gation. -3 try. Searched, searched p. p- ccsideration,thouKht.-3 Hesitatioj). Philosophy. a ) | his wife Satyavati and so half-brother of Bbtsbma. When be died childless, his mother called Vyasa ( her own son btf ore her Search, seeking, looking ; -2 Investigation. Discussion, consideration, investigation. -f uu by select, uncertainty. examinatioo, deliberation, investiga-2 Doubt, hesitation. dicloud. flpr " verse. a kind of the -arfji: N. of lunar race. [ He was a son of Sanca( -2 Conceited, proud. fy-<5rt^ 1 Moving. -2 Deviation. -J Unsteadiness, fickleness. 4 Con). investigator, a judge, tion. ^y body. ; a. 4ft. an examiner. sion, swerve annul. dis- cernment, exercise of reason; iV^TTR. 2. 47. -5 Decision, jyt sjfSm% w : Y. 1. 358. -5 To Cain. I To shake, move, wave. -2 To cause to swerve, lead away from. -3 To excite, agiiite, fall off or tonly; Ms. 9. 20. wrsrr snr <*. having Surprise. -Oonp. a spotted body. ( -rft ) 1 a peaoook. -2. a tiger. a. having a lovely ; Perplexed, sad. f^^ Anointed, smeared. . -2 ; A Variegated colour. 9. -5 Machination. lo move -II. 10 0. To shine. -2 To speak. I. 6 P. To go. ) I -, ( f?ffi?t ft*3^s A large building having P alace * several stories 853 A : palace '. 1 A. | To deviate or swerve from. -2 To fall to pieces. -3 To. err, make a mistake. -Cau*. To throw see above. ftwgy^sj Vomiting, ejecting. A. 1 To conquer, defeat, I overcome, eubdue 2 1. ; down .p. I Vomited, ejected. -2 Neglected, disregarded .-3 Given op, abandoned, left ; Mil. 7 ; U. 1 . -4 Marred, impaired, lepBened or destroy. f%*%?tp- p. I Fallendown, slipped off. -2 Displaced, thrown down from. -3 Deviated or swerving from. -4 Separated from the living part, Mil. sloughed. 14. frwff?fc/. I Falling down from, seveianoe, separation. -2 Decline, 4 decay, downfall. -3 Deviation. as in jp?nrMiscarriage, failnrs or pre-eminent ; !. <* nj dim; Batn. Pale, 7 A gem, 6. 7 The jewel. of a flock of birda. shadow 1 wrsrff nnrf Bk. Qlt. 10; Bk. I. 39 s 1 ; m4-*4< To surpass, excel 15. ; 39. ; Vb. 1 33. -3 To win, aqnire by conquest gsrftfawrtiTrsf B. 12. ; 104 59 i>rgrari>3T.: 1. : -4 To be : ; Mil. supreme f%3irrt %w: S. 5 ?^f *nj*rffgirRf r>g^2. 2 Slnti. 2. ; victorious, be f^snrJr ; U. 2. 4. ; U. Wffr ; gtW'tlHl'lta cT^ 16. 20 Bh. 1. 96. -2 ; break make off, To interrupt, a ) Bk. break, -qqfi ftf^irir S. 1. 9 ; B. off, terminate, end, extinct ( as a family OTTfsft Sj Amarn. 74. destroy, TV5?r; 3. 52; Cutting off or asunder, tearing off ; Bh. 3. 11 ( b } Breaking off, fracture. -2 Di ;/. I ( ) riding, separating. -3 Disappearance, absence, loss. -4 Cessation. -5 Colouring tbe body with paints and ungoents, painting colours, rogue 8. 1. 5 Si. 16. 84. -6 Limit, boundary ( of a bouse &c. ). -7 A panse in a verse, cinra. -8 A particular kind of ; amorous gesture, consisting in carelessness in dress and decoration ' To q. v. ) -II. 6 A., 7 off. -2 Broken, severed, divided, separated ; S. 1 9. -3 Interrupted, prevented -4 Ended, ceased, terminated. -5 Variegated. -fj Hidden.-? Smeared or painted with unguents. -8 Crooked, curved. Cutting asunder, cutting, dividing, separation; Mik 6. 11 -2 Breaking ; Si. 8. 51- -3 Break, interruption, cessation, discontinu1 B. 66. 1. -4 Bemoval, probi bitio n -5 Diisension. -6 A section, or division of a book. -7 Interval, space. -8 . To smear, anoint, W:f?terf**^rfcrr Oft*. Ku. 1.55;Cb. P. 11 V^ 4 42 .!i A . m. -2 A bird ; a die 1 4 A. faced. -2 1 To be born &%: or I N. of Dnrgi. -2 N. of one of her female attendants Mn. ; 1. 1. ftapw^a. or A TO. bastard, one ftisttzp.p. I Base-born, of mixed origin. -2 Born, produced. -3 Transformed. wr A mother, matron, a woman who has given birth -Comp. rs^Wta frstrffar a. I Of a different kind or species, dissimilar, nalike. -2 Of different caste or tribe. -3 Of mixed A conqueror, victor- Desire to conquer or I overcome. -2 Desire to surpass, emulation, competition, ambition. Desirous of victory, nri^iTrg a. 1 wishing to conquer vstft f^T%friort R. 1. 7. -2 Emnlons, ambitious. -ij ; I Mud. Young, fresh. A Prattle, idle or foolish or speech in general. malignant or spiteful speech. I -2 Talk fterf&mp.p. Tr^yrfrftsrrpiTii warrior, a hero. -2 Antagonist, I%raiTp- P- Pubdned, conquered * stalk. f^jTjn-: A a disputant, an'opponent. N. of Indra. : -3 A honour : origin. talk. festival in day and commonly known as DasaH. jTfrnr the seventh day of the bright half of a month falling on a Sunday. > -2 by Vi- of Durgi held on the 10th day of the bright half of Asvina. ^$rq> the tenth day of the bright half of .Invina, observed as a great holi- to children. ftsrrfih/. I Different origin. Different kind, species or tribe. lore taught ; deli- n. Birth. illegitimately. -3 N. of a vimitra to Rama Bk. 2. 21. -4 Ilemp. -5 N. of b. festival =/%jnjfr^ see below. -6 Yellow myrol alan. o- Lonely, retired, solitary. solitaty place, retreat ( frsrSr ' privately' ). very. born -^\ gpre: a war-elephant. a necklace of 500 strings. victory, triumph. pre- generate, produce. -3 arise, spring. -4 To be Birth, procreation, -Oonrp. victory. a large military drum. s changed or transformed. ft*iif Vishnn. fif&>T: To To grow, of means of N. of Siva. ( ? ). 1 Covered, overpreid, coated. -2 Inlaid. -3 Besmearod, anointed. attendant 3l>nj partner, co-heir. f3jf!3F3( . set, inlay. ft*qfal p. p. n A discriminator, judge. ; : To nt fir^ft: it -5 An epithet of Yaraa. -6N. of the first year of Jupiter's cycle -7 N. of I a. | : Trembling, agitate*.-2 Frightened, alarmed. Interruption ^family succession, failure of issue. fa&ij Cutting off, breaking Ac.; see IMtt. P. of the gods, celestial chariot. -4 N. of Arjnna ; the Mb. thus explains the name wffanrft TOW r^' ( ft9ft. rify, frighten. &FS p. p. ; ; *n* f fVjrr *ftH To be distressed or afflicted --Caul. (>3wi?r-d ) To ter- in cover, coat ' ; fear, be afraid ; jr: B. 14. 68. -4 means Torn asunder, cut P. ; *rt%, fijr ) I To shake, tremble. -2 To be agitated, tremble with fear. -3 To A 8. D. 138. defeating. separate, divide. -2 To distinguish, discern, discriminate (usually with ft and allied to fi*r with ft 1 (through pride of personal beauty); 1 Overcoming, vanquishing, -2 Conquest, victory, triumph f^fhrsnirfTfT conquest of the world Ki. 10. 35 B. 12. 44 Ku. 3. 19; S. 2. 14. -3 A chariot 3U. - ; .j. | : To out I tear asunder, divide I % Spoken, talked ( -2 Prated, babbled. overcome, defeated. -Comp. _3^rnr^ self controlled. a self-subilued, ?f?f a bavirg the organs of sense subdued or controlled. fSftrfts triumph ; / Kiv. Conquest, victory, 3. 85. ; w^r: ) S. 2. 18. ( f^T^T: -*t (~Wsi -W mixed with gruel ). ) A sauce 854 limit, turned ftf q <jr wtatqf^rgptH* R. 19. 35. -2 Dishonest ; 21 1. Crooked, I . away ; Ki. A. I 1 the mouth ujTTpurs ^n\ Bk. 15. 108 nr3jft;iT*T*tcn?$T Mk. 5. 2 To To open, expand ( as ft flower ). -3 , ; pervade, spraad everywhere, : f K. 3 19; flll ; . as a Vow ITTTO*" B kind of a medicinal salt. (japing, 1 activity. or developed. yawning. -2 Blossoming, buddine, blowing, open- WOT m'i*5'*n%9ir5Tt fosnroir?R- 16- 47. -J Exhibit- ia3 STUBS' -4 Ex- ing, displaying, unfolding. panding. -4 Pastime, amorous iport. GPd, yawned ; ftsrpmj'' !> I Mk. 5. 51 -2 Opened, blown, expanded. -J Displayed, exhibited, U. 6. 2. -4 manifested H. 7. 42 first of the five ( the sheaths of the soul). -2 Discrimination, discernment. -3 Skill, profi- ciency; snftirftsrni S. 1. 2.-4 World ly or profane knowledge, knowledge f%J3p: The ?r I Sport, Appeared. -5 Sported. pastime -2 Wish, desire. -3 Display, exhibition wjrrTf^fiw^tTtr' -4 An tion act, action, conduct'; Fruit, result. Mil. 10. 21. -5 Mai. anifc-r Hi? rvjTfwj^f. ; -2 pinnacle, eleva- 10 ; Vikr. 5. 77. See foh>. " Marked, stamped. 7. 2, ffa wft5n"ft3f 7$tn* ya of Bg. explains STH and ftjiR ). -5 Business, employment. -6Music. -7 Knowledge of the fourteen lores. -Oomp. f-iqt: N. of .the author of the Mitlksliari, a commentary on N. of Yajzavalkya'e Smriti. q-rq 1 : Vyisa. n epithet of Budthe theory of knowdoctrine naught by irr^^T: dha. fT7: ledge, the puddba. sauco of ; TV. ] 1 A branch, bough ( of a creeper or tree ) ^itwjyfsztrrggirftS. 1. 21, 32 tr^JTsr x^Si <noft *T nlra: smar trri'S'm'wnr srnr R- 8. 47; Ku. 6. 41. -2 A buh. -3 Si. 4. 48 V ; ; ; A new -4 A Wise, learned ; see A [ fS^-wtJW cR ] 1 gsrI ftrftJT! W^ Bv. 1. -2The fisr-tree. -Oomp. -^ir- monkey, an ape. Yellow sandal. - ; inra-iig^fr g srHrftfvrftgTr- a. Bad, vile, base, low. -3 Instruction. Cinnamon. 9 0. I To know, be aware of Bh. 3. 81- -1 To learn, com-3 To ascerprehend, understand. find out, learn from. -4 To T ; tain, know regard, discern, to be, discriminate, distinbe familiar with -7 To -6 guish. or learned ; Ml. 4. wise become To To C U. 1 municate, frawift ) 1 opp- 3TT5TNr3 R. 5. ; To ( ( 20. inform. in general. v A ) request ; D. kind of a. 1. Free from fever, anxiety f The white of the eye. line i row - ft?_l P. (tzr^) teach, To I artificial silt. /' I I Respectfully told, -2 Made known, in- formed. /. 1 A respectful statement communication, a request, an entreaty. -2 An announcement. : skilful. Clever, ITS, N. of a vegetable and medicinal inbstance (largely used as a vermifuge ). f^Tir 10 U. resemWe ; f w 1 To copy, imitate, ) .;13, 5. 46 58. Si. 4. iftra?*t Mai. 8. 8 -2 A voluptuary, sensualist. -3 of a ( In dramas ) The companion prince or dissolute young man, or of ; 12. 38 -2 To 29; . who described as being skilled in the arts of singing, music, and poetry and as a parasite on familiar terms with his associate to whom he nearly serves the purinter pose of the Vidushaka see alia Mk. acts 1, 5, and 8 ); for de A rogue, Onitio-i, see S. D. 78. -4 ( is ; 109' 11; Ki. 16. 6 12. 5 ; 1. 22 -3 To nr ; ; 16. mook deride, ridicule, - 48. a conrtrzan 1. Si. ; ; pijtHj'- cnrss, ril -if To sound. -2 curse, rail at. in- Knowing, inTTST, telligent, wise, learned. -2 Clever, y. A wise or skilful, proficient. learned man. requested. To ; struct. f*3lPTCl 1 -2 To cry out loudly. at, revile. A or distress. re- -2 To com-3 To say, -4 To o- N. of Brihaspati. : 1 I'- (%3i?r) I Informed. -4 Instructed. 8 e consider at. -5 * * orm ft dency. ; Renpectfully told or communicated. -2 Requested. -3 ^ Vishqn or Krishna ( worshipped at Pandharpur in the Bombay presi- vrfj firr^-dra Ku. 7. 93 R. 17. 40. -2 Information, representation. .^. ^' )&' TJir scro- . teacher, an instructor. f^n 53. ; 21,29. a ?: Si. 7. ; clump, thicket. -5 cluster, RiNq An informant -2 A I shoot or sprout Extension.-6 The septum of the tum. tree a. treaty ftsnf - i A kinj See ftg or dove-cot. aviary, ; ; speak An J loftiest point, from worldly experience ( opp. 511=1 which is knowledge of Brahma or Supreme Spirit ') jjpf ; quest, ??!rof ' intelligence : 20. mineral. ' -6 Todisplay ). i%3Jvrar ing; 53; ; To become increased -7 In- telligence, understanding; Pt. 1.24: ^ri 'Hie aheath of f%?lTiTTi: cheat. -5 A catsroite- -6 A rat. -7 The Khadira tre. -8 The orange tree. -9 A branch together with its shoot. -10 A mineral salt. -Oomp. derived 12. 72 To rise, appear, ftsffinrw 7. 42. -4 how manifest oneself ncigTe^ back ftjfvr* Mil. 7. -5 To spring ( celel'iat- Knowledge, wisdom, I nf5li;T To yawn, gape, open Known, understood, I -2 Well-known, famous. ed. Tlio silk-cotton Iron. ir: j>. perceived. oh at > ; f*- d - i ceive qTwnnfSrflr ; tew s TTt r-. wvftm afflict, pain, molest. form, - -* To 2- -5 To trans- distort. r3: 1 Imitation. -2 Distressing, afflicting, molesting. Pli** -wr guise, fraud' 1 Imitation. -2 Dis- imposture. -3 Deception, -4 VeTation, inortiflcation.-j 855 Paining, distressing. -6Diappoint n g- -7 Ridiculousness, mockery, a matter for ,'anghter y " ; wr ft&snrr Kn. 70 5. m?rsTrw3srr foa^nr 4. 12. 1 />. Imitated, copied. -2 Mocked, ridiculed. -3 Deceived. -4 Vexed, mortified -5 Prostrated, -6 Low, abject, poor. of ridicnle. An object fr cat. if A see bow. foafi:/. Extension, 1 Quantity, collection, cluster, clump. -3 A line, row ; Mai. 9. 47. o. I Delicate. -2 Beautiful. A : good horse modes lute fa. Ku. ; f^ti bk. 1. -2 A birds. fttfr: of look or bolt. elephant. -2 A sort A captious objection' idle carping, a frivolous or fallacious argument or controversy ( one of the sixteen pad&rthas or catego1 f^flfgrT ries in Nyiya w (3f?rr:) philosophy); " tiut. S. -2 Wrangling, captious criticism in -3 A spoon, ladle. -4 Ben-5 The oleander plant. general. fora 41 ; o. Dntroe,false; ainRwSr ft*nf fowT* Ve. 3. 13, 5. vrwtrr IT I -2 Vain, futite R. 2. 42. R. 9. 8. a. False ; in as ; oneself. 1 Light. -2 Free from 10 U. 1 To guess, con-2 To think, suppose, believe. -3 To reflect, reason. -4 To expect, anticipate. -5 To find out, jecture. discover, ascertain. Argument, reasoning, in-2 Guess, conjecture, sup- faff*: 1 ference. position, belief i%?rT3 beration, ciiacusflion.-6 river A teacher in divine knowledge. in Reasoning. -2 Conjecturing, guessing. -3 Doubt. -4 Dis1 ; A rai8ed in a-. -2 A balcony, verandah. ftaflrt -CT> ftw^ffr / Bee ftafl 4c. Panjib. 8 D53, Si. 5. 38, I To l Mk. 14. spread, strecth ; 9. 12 Ki. 15. 53. ; -2 To cover, ffrirTir: m->ff*|ftff?t *<|4 Ch. Me. 58. -3 *jr fJnw fajerj w To form, make 3roiWwntfls*f3rKi. 16. 51. TOivrt wrnmsj R- 1- 41 -4 To stretch, string ( as a bow ) D. 6. 1 Bk. 3. 47. -5 To cause, ; ; ; A assemblage ; ; ; ^ Si. 16, 14. -6 The 10. sacrificial heartb or altar. -7 Season, opportu- q Leisure, nity. 1 rest. An expanse. -2 A heap, quantity, collection, mass; Si. -3 An awning, a canopy. -4 The, tree called Mada. Den. A. To act or serve as an awning ; Mai. 'J. 15. f7iii=Ttf? 8 U. To spread or extend over ( as n canopy ), ovei shadow. The pot-herb called -2 The plant called ^Rra- r > -. * Coriander-seed. 1 -; The jlaut called vitriol. f%3?^-J )- 5- -2 Blue aiH3*'i- Dissatisfied, displeas- ed, diaoontented. V%^srr a. Free from desire, content. fgftj 1 P. go beyond , To u.bd or puss over, R. 6. 77. -1 To give, 1 giant, impart, confer or bestow on, vouchsafe, favour with, W13H.HICT^^qili' f^erwr S. 7 ; fitnnr av: RaJn^ \kvi ii? 4i 3f% U. 2. 4 U. 3. f^rl^j The second of the seven lower regions under the earth, see cause, prouuoe ; 5.ocfin^iii;^ .Trn 1I& *r*furt K.I. 5. 31. -4 To carry over, ferry over. -5 To give ( asmedioine ), apply a remedy, -o To do, perform. -7 To forgive, pardon. -8 To increase, enhance. -Cam. To carry through, accomplish TRTIB Or St*. 1 ftttCTT N. of a river Punjab called Hydaspes Qreeks aiid now the by the called Jhelum or in Betusta. ( fig. also j. Grossing over. gift, donation, present wr ft?K^*rsT n. err ; -2 trurf^rr TH*7fRT: A *gv: Subb. -3 Giving up, leaving, aban- doning. , ; produce, create, give, bestow . V.I. ae a -6 To write or compose ( work) ftuzipfatihiV *rn^i<jr ft?rHf- -7 To do or perform ( as a saKn. 2. crifice or any other rite ) 46. -8 To unfold, manifest, exhibit, how Mil. 9. 11. -9 To perfoim, carry out, accomplish. -|0 To pre4. 4.-.181 ] A measure ot length equal to 12 angular* distance "between ( being the the ixt' n [Of. Up. ; ; ; pare, make ready. ftm p-p 1 Spread out, extended, itretche ; ; Rn^of seat of a quadrangular chape the Ki. 3. ; Ki. 17. 61. -5 A Mai. 6. 5 an oblation ntafircTCTJir 31 WT Wiw fttviTijjT Ve. 6. 30, 3. sacrifice : , 39 19. -3 A cushion. -4 i%$l: darkness or the quantity of ignorance ( ftfl^)- court-yard. f^Iff:/- N. of a P. 9 ; forf* Vtf> fiffl^T/- Den. P. To make false ; To shine if*ri%Tr cussion. see above. Si. 7. 8. fill 1 R. ; collection, quantity, an f%H^ An I 4. 4 Si. 3. 50. ; 45. 8. 14. To warm rope' bird-cage. chain, fetto.r Ac. to confine beasts or zoin. A disordered or discordant A. 1 f^aqr lazuli. A I -f. V. : 42 3. 6. A f^jl^a. r: expansion. -2 widow. sort of cane. Lapii stringed iustrumeut, such as a lute &c. -Oomp. q^q. a. one who his fully drawn or stretched his f^rfsft w One of the several ; ; {J See of flight of birds ; Any ; : A -3 Performed, accomplished, effected ftaaTjn S. 7. 34. -4 Covered. -5 Diffused ( see a^ with H ) !l finger ). 1 Vacant, empty. -2 -S Dismayed, Bad fe\S ifsi*ic5H?)jni ftffiH R. 6. 86. -4 Dull, stupid. -5 Wicked, abandoned. -rt> -4 1 Spreading out, expansion, extension Si. 11. 28. -2 AD awning, acanupy Pithless. ; U. ; ; ; Crossed or passed |>> 1 over.-2Qiven, bestowed, imparted D. 3. 25, Si. 7. 67, 17. 15. -3 Gone down, descended; R. 6. 77. -4 Conveyed. -5 Subdued, overcome ( see with A. ) . ( also according to some ) away, give as alms. To give * tf ** ] f%W P- f- t ft* Fouud, discovered. -2 Gained, BO- 856 -J To dwell. (The following verse illustrates the root in some of ite quired. -3 Examined, investigated. 4 Known, famous. Wealth, rf 1 possessions, properly, substance. -2 Power. -Oomp. riran yi*mt, an acquisition of wealth. $-$r; Ms. epithet of Kubera ; fig. 10. 23 7. 4. ssnrf^ a. one who has married a wife. ^ a donor, benefactor. conjugations:^^ qrf5r a. 1 Split, rent asunder. -2 ( as a flower &c. ). Opened, blown Dividing, separating. -2 Rend-3 A cake. -4 Moun^ f A basket of split bamboos or any vessel of wicker- SWIFT W- ing, splitting. tain eboay. I n. of. also; ; $ *rr(tii : {WTO: wealth, income acquisition of Pt. 1. 425. ; a. Rich, wealthy. f^>i%01 Knowledge. -2 Judgment, discrimination, thought. -J Gain, or terrified Bh. ; Cant. 1. 9. terrify, 1 A A widow A learned man, wise man -2 The planet Mercury. Knowledge, learning. -2 1 1 A 2 P. (?!% or <Xi I. -2 Informed. -3 Renown- Me. known ; >if^iV- food such as excite H thirst. ft ) To * now understand, out, ascertain, discover ; 1 learu, tiu Bg 51^3= -* 5 2. 3*lof S. 5. 27f K. 3. 43 -2 To ; Bg. SBW- irtftti ; Ve. 18. 4. 34. ; 1. -3 consider, know feel, experience ; Mn. 3. 4. To look upon, icgard, or tako to be ; T ifH ~^i% 531* Bg. 19:: i^ig niHiraiTr aV* Siiwsj* Moha M. 5 ; Bb. 2. 17 ; Ms. ^ KWf 1. 33 ; Ku. Caut. (l^llHt 6. 3J- expound ; experience 4 A. ( ftsKT, aromTr 5*5 tor sira ; ) 13 Ms. 12. be l? 1 wise or learned man, scholar. -2 A shrewd and rr libertine. woman, an ; artful clever. woman. -r skill, 1 fif^r: -2 An i m^iTO f get, A Shrewdness, cleverelegance &c. A learned man, scholar. ascetic, a saje. sacrifice. -2 5. 4; Y. 3. 192. recognise; gain obtain, acquire, -2 To find, discover, ; Ms. 6. 1 1. r "Hna -3 To 5. experience ; &. 14. 56 ; Bg. Ms. To 45. -4 18. marry 11. 24, 21, 9. 69. -IV. 7 A. ( fi%, fa or Rw ) I fell, ; To know, nnderstand.-2 To considi r, for ST g^rffhl* 3t*T^ regard, take Bk. 6.39 .^J To bnd, fi<5 Ht w<mw meet with. -4 To reason, reflect. -5 ; To examine, inquire into. -V. 10 A. announce, ) 1 To tell, declare, ( coraraunicte.<-2 To feel, experience ^m I = ftftsj q. f%: v. t sacrifice. f^^: t The front- The middls of the I forehead globes on an elephant's A hippopotamus. 5ftaf wowr- J -2 al Ved. -3 A 1 -3 Ved. A Knowledge. -2 A wise or crafty of the man, an younger f: I A -3 N. intriguer. brother of Pandn. [ When Sstyavait found that both the sons begotten by Vyoi a upon her two daughters-in-law incapacitated for the were throne-Dhritarashtra being blind and Ponudn pale and sickly-she asked them to seek the assistance of Vyasa once more. But being frightened by the the austere look of the sage, her slaveelder widow sent one of in her own clothes, and girls dressed of Vithis girl became the mother his dura. He is remarkable for nd battle (?). Breaking.bursting.rending. prickly pear. &" m -P l ) C *$' 5?" fr?*rt: ( TO ] 1 N. of a district, the modern Berar wfts ftf rff arm ^*?% ra-stTriT =TI< MM. 1 R. 5. 40, 60; N. 1. 50.-2The natives the ft 1 A king of of Vidarbha. - Wiee, intelligent learned man. great wisdom, righteousness, strict impartiality. Be particularly loved the Pandavas, and saved them from several critical dangers ]. orratan. 1 A kind of reed f$; -2 Gum-myrrh . ; nvi ^3*T?$3 *" Subbasu. ; intermediate poit physically A ; To KKK artful, intriguing. -7 Unbarnt or ill-digested. -8 Lovely, charming. -9 Resrtr I A pectable ( as dress Ac. ). HrsrinrrTr -II. e * IBt i U. 4. 21. -6 Crafty, ; ness srr 1G4 *f& fell, An - ) To make known, communicate, inform, apprise, tell. -2 To teach, WP^fT^ Sk. -3 To 1 snbttanoe causing - 1 : 2. m A N- of the capital of the district called ?srM; ffvt ( fwott^t ) n^nrr^ Me. fajg siftirfli^prrOTTort in Malvl. -3 a river -2 of N. 24. ( Burnt np, consumed by fire. -2 Cooked. -3 Digest ed. -4 Destroyed, decomposed. -5 Clever, shrewd, sharp, subtle Pt. 1. P- P- ; 39 1. 23, 3. fta^nN inflammation. ftt^^rr 9. Pungent : Great -2 -3 Pungency, of the compass. -4 Promised, agreed A learned man, scholar, -ft f Knowledge, information. -2 Celebrity, fame. -3 Acquisition, gaining. thief. Burning. sharpness. QTfrgl./- Known, understood, ; 1. 27. if"^ =f?t to. if; of. ; , lizard. heat, inflammation. Understanding. ed, celebrated; well beg, ask, demon. -2 : A : 1 ft^Tt I U. oz, a bull. rending asnnder cutting, dividing. or Pandita. learnt isr=*r: Fear, alarm, terror. A (*tfO To ll^rrf*i Splitting, ; -p' An ]. ] i%^ Knowing, conversant with ^nr^ &c. m. 1 The planet Mercury. -2 A learned man, wise man. -f. I Knowledge. -2 Understanding, in- frighten. : work. -2 The brk of pomegranate. -J A twig. -4 The chips of a substance. -5 Split peas. S. At the end of comp. a. [ ^r To A. ; tellect. 4 P. To be frightened 1, Goth, vait ; -4 Likelihood. acquisition. fo-ret icitttn -^tjsr a. profitable, WHir property, lucrative. [ cf . L. video ). I -vf: WW f f%^ R% ; tormented, fofjfp.p. Afflicted, ; Vidarbhas. -2 -OOMP Any dry or desert soil of epithets of Datnayanti, daughter STT N. the king of the Vidarbhas. of the wife of AgastyaI To.break, split, m*f^ N. To dig apt -3 crack; 4. 88. To open, expand. a. . arr.-rfnrr, -TTsnrifr, -gvj: P. distressed. -2 _T Remote, distant wrt R. 13. 48 ; ; tffr- U- 6. N. of a mountain or city the Vaidftrya jewel or which from is brought, ftCjflapis lazuli 39 1. on 24 ; . well as see Malli- thereon.'as The forms ftft, ft- Si. 3. 45. ( 857 ' from a adverbially in the seme of ' distance '; from afar ', 'at a dUtance ', far off '; Mil. 3. 18. ). -Gorap. jf a. spreading far and & the wide. lapis lazuli. ft-ffwar a. ( ) -2 an A -2 jester, buffoon. humorong the iy, 1 Paiticular- and companion confidential inend of tbe hero in a play, who excites mirth by big quaint dregs, speeches, gestures, appearances &c., and by allowing him *elf to be made the butt of ridicule the 8. D. by almost every body ) thus defines him ; . : A -3 79. ii m. 9 P. U. To 1 R. 12. 22 5 R. 15. 33. fWtt fl^TTTrvr srfr ; f%?TT: Rs. 3. fi *r ; rent, or nr?r?t n. wt- pieces, 10. I. cutting -3 Aetna), Present. ; in tbe groin. -3 A which divides its coarse ). hole sunk in water in the bed ( ^ of a dry river. 1 nr^r*ort A Alkaline earth. tree or middle of a stream boat is fastened ). or 1 rook in the ( to which a -2 War, -3 The Karnikira battle, tree. Rending, orr battle. War, splitting' tearing, ripping up, breaking, (often with the force of an adj. at the end of comp. ) jjj w *r*orf>3Tr>r ^T: & ; Mu. 5. 6 ; g^asij^nr^nrorwTrwar Wt. 1, Ki. 14. 54. =n5r5-f%r%g*;3rn7 -2 Afflicting, toroienting.-J Killing, slaughter. Torn, split, rsnt asunder, split open. - 2 Opened, expanded ;(eez with ft ). p. p. Knowledge, 1 1 Vidt/is are ( ; ( mana who af ) ! PTOT 88 ; J : I <4 -1 1 -^t -I I ^ 1 " I > has finished his course of religious studentship f^Tr^ be 1 A. bright f V Si. 2. 3 ; ; -2 To 20. 1. usually ( sparkle BT!iraTimr aaus. in wmif 95Lightning Me. 38, 115. -2 I ; Mbh. f^pyr fora; arsr^iiraei ) ( shine, msmcJE light, illuminate this sense ). ; A thunderbolt. -Comp. -??ita: a flash of a nrj?: lightning. kind of demon or Rakghasa. -sarrOTi uhT: a flash or lustre of lightning. ?rnj; n. a flash of zigzag or forked lightning. q-rwi falling or stroke of lightning fojj- bell-metal. gr- -- -%r ( f^^g-flr, f^^k^T streak of lightning. -2zigzag lightning. -- m. A cloud irradiating. ; I ) forked Having lightning fa^Tf^cja. 64 Ku. 6. 27. f^wraf a. Mann fyrniTTT: Ki. 2. 6; to these four add* a fifth WTW^OT see Ms 7. 43. But the usual number of Vidyns, the four is stated to be fourteen, i. Dharma, Vtdai, the six Angi*i, Afim&mta, TarJca ot Ny&ya and the To 1 ; sttrliTw^r T. According to four ftgrcrft? ; a of Me. ^rerli: ( sft / ) 1 Illuminating, -2 Illustrating, elucidat- ing. ; : ing. 1 -2 A Tearing, splitting, pierc- fissure, hole, cavity. An abscess. from Rouged sleep, awakened. N. ual -2 Rigbtfcnowledge, TT 6. 6 cf. srprwr. ; spell, an incantation. -4 Tbe 1. 4). spirit- knowledge -3 A . ; skill. wvrfT:, knowledge. acquiring -srsrJT, -airitH: acquisition of knowledge pursuit of learning, study. -sra-. seeking for knowledge, -arivf m. a student, scholar, pupil. -HTWTTt a receptacle of learning ; Mil. 2. 11. 3TFTH! introduction of a boy to MTOT: a school, collegelearning. jyrrsf'f =f%i any place of learning. CIIT-T q. v. ^^ a learned man. o. famous for one's ^or, : -%^ Bhnrja tree. 3% m. a teacher, an instructor. ^TH teaching, imparting, instruction. %s> the goddess of larn ng. -nf 1. wealth in the form of learning. -2. wealth acquired by learn learning, -^yj ; rt: ing. ( -?r/. ) a class of de- migods or semi-divine beings ~ ; 3. 70. nrra: = rrr Bh. . of learning. -2wealth or any other acquisition mad" I. acquisition run away, f^-y 1 P. 1 To run, retreat ; gr;*wrr*T forirff ftTff: Kn6. -2 To melt, dissolve^ -3 To asunder. burst become divided, 4 Cans. To put to flight, rout, scare srf^ornffw away, disperse, scatter Mil. 3; ; jrrim f simSr mftif fTa: Bv. 1.52. 1 Running away, flight, -2 Panic. -3 Flowing out. -4 Melting, liquefaction. -5 Censure, abuse. -6 Intellect, understand- r?^: retreat. ing. the 1 Tf^5r: Another country, foreign land or country : nspt ft%?rwrtf%5 f^r^-rega^-furosrr wscc?: Si. 9. 48 108 fi^iT -2 real. goddess Durgl. -5 Magical A fttprar: tearer, divider. -2 tree or rock in tbe middle of a I existing. Being, 1 ; a- snnder, splitting -2 War battle -J An inundation, overflowing ( of a tank, river &c. ). fr A swelling stream Ved. Knowledge. . ; Rending or 1 r Pt. 1. 35. f^; a. Id knowledge, advanced in learning. *1W'? -TTffrT: pursuit of knowledge. aTTfsrmgi-, -ttrtrsR: a Biah- in : re'nd torn (with grief Ac.). ; N. P'- ) [ &c. Bh. 2. 20. trrnVterort 19. Pats. 1. Cau. To rend, teur in Uar or rip up MM. 5. 15 A p. ; tfNfr g<jil5 iT^roict Bg. To be ( "> yi: M^-rR ] 1 Pierced, penetrated wounded, (.tabbed, -2 Beaten, whipped, laghed. -J Thrown, sent. -4 directed, Opposed. -5 A wound. -Oosrp. Resembling. :gr tfrft a. haviog bored ears. j%^ p. some -2 To by learning. (%&& a. distinguished by learning --f^tw a illiterate, ) incorporeal- 5 R- w fl^n? ; ; Bodiless split, tear asunder, divide, cat to pieces ( fig. ) foreigner. I learning, lore, science 10 or Foreign, exo- of a country, the ancient MithilS. (see App. III. ); R. 11. 36, 12 26. -J The natives of this country. fi I The district Videha. -2 N of Janaka. g-r The tame as isr^nra ftjjr [ 4. - a. A sam. a. -2 Trunkless. -1 Abuse, reproach, Kn. A T^tf a libertine, Pollution, corruptiondetraction. gr a. exotic, ignorant lecher. 1 -Conp. f^fr$T% f>\$ffa Defiling, Witty, humorous, jocnlar. 1. foreign. tic. 1 contaminating, corruptDetracting, abusing. -J polluting, ing. a$-/. H. Driving or scaring away, putting to flight, defeating. -2 Liquefying. f%3TT%tT 1 P at to fl'ght, routed, chased away. -2 Scattered.dispersed, torn asunder. -3 Liquefied, fused, melted. \*z?t p- p- I Flown, fled away, -2 Agitated, frightened, alarmed. -3 Liquid, fluid. (in panic). The ' fJ*T: coral tree ( bearing gems called coralsV reddish precimi" B-2 A com) B^THTwnJsr fwgir^ " 13.13; Kn. 1. 44 -3 A yoong shoot or pront. -Qomp. Fjar I; w wt ; ; ; *" i'?' 1! f. ; w^n'r srntof R. 8. 76 man, scholar ; : Know- ) ' wr^Tcf srgrirr fTS^ TTTIT Ki. 11. 30. m learned. R. ; ^i ; ing f with sco. ) w rVWrW sjryr^r Norn. *ing. ( iirj-3-n ] -2 Wise, A learned or wise : f% 5** l%*r ji?T, -q-srr*. -%- w*jj rasp* 5. 18. --Coinp 5V a. f rwj*W!5 a*?- * rafSC? m -< f^T*' An foe : fwi>Tr Hated, disliked, odi- frfjrs'j). j). oo. Enmity, hatred, odium 346 -2 Diidainfnl pride, con fwipir; I M. 8. temot ; nrVtrsPrwwsirHrTW n*i?rT- ; jt: Bbarnta. A fwjrqw: hater, an enemy. A woman orr of a resentful temperof I Canning hatred or enmity. -2 Enmity, hatred. a. Hating, inimical. ftrfrsT, ffrjrfr m. A hater, an 6 P.( I. Hout. enemy. ram To ) 1 rule, govern, administer. ) To -II. 1 A. aik, beg. -ip M pierce, -2 To honour, worship. -3 To ST^ ml 1 A kind.iort; Vffro, srrsmwu. -2 Mode, manner, form. -3 Fold ( at the end of especially after numerals) ftmrar, sreffcr Ac. -4 The food of comp , elephants. -5 Prosperity. -6 Pene- tration. frWT Shaking, agitating. Tremor, trembling. I T Tremor, iwm [ widow wm -2 agitation. w who has sexual wi" HI ] A 18. 6<2, 1- 1, 28; (these *enAR may be fnrtber modified ac- which IT-II cordipg to the nonn with ned is cf. ; j ). -1 To lav down, fix. ordain, prescribe, mand, onioin : settle, interconr<"> with a m, N. of Brahman, the 3 U. 1 To do, mako, bring ; w-ii* means J. wrrTsr sj* qrf^ Til. 3. -4 S. depute ( as a minister ^. -5 To nut Pt. 1. -6 Tofii on, wear upon, direct towards ( as mind Ac-): *rrr 5r: OT*r"tvmr3rg<7Jr JKT fVu9% Bh. 3. 54, Bg. 2. 44. -7 To arrange, put in order. -8 To make ready, prepare. _v To settle, flz, -IQTogive, arrant; Ki 14. -11 To procure, furnish. -12 To establish. 10. place, pnl, lay. ftvr Mode, manner, form. -2 I -3 Prosperity, affluence The food of elephants, horses, &c. -5 Penetration. -6 Hire, wages. -7 Kind, sort. -4 Act, action. fw>rr? m. | A maker, creator : Kn. 7. 36. -2 The creator, N. of Brah- man f*wn vii( srr rmft w^rsrnr 7. r>*nr MM. 6. 7 R. 1. H5, 6. 11 ; ; 25. -3 Kn. 1. 40. -5 Kama, 5. 51. a wise or -Ooarp if:, .-5T: learned man. 5^- a. in accordance with or coafoni) ible to sacred tility. precept. Distress, pain. affliction, . Arranging, disposing. -2 Diing. making, performing, executing. -3 Creating. -4 Enjoying, prescribing, laying down. -5 Consigning, committing, delivering Cto the care of). ; Hhinr a-ppoint, A granter, giver, bestower 57. -4 Fate, destiny ; H. 1. N. of VUvakarraan. -6 N. of the god of love. -7 Spirituous nrtv: [ f?*JH% practice, Bh. 41 3. ; 1 Doing, perf man act or action ] ance, ; iJtaftRr R. 8. 22 ; wJftwrV. 1. 8; srwtr>t^ Mil. 1. 35. -2 Method, manner, way, means, mode Pt. 1. 376. -3 A rule, commandment, any precept which en; joins something for the first time from HUT and q- frsir ff>: S. 1. 1. -4 A sacred precept or rnle, ordinance ina sacred command, junction, law, relig'ons commandment ( opp. STIJ' an explanatory which means statement coupled with leg mds aid see 3Tfer? ) illustrations' 41^ ; ; S. 29 7. ; act or -5 Any religious ceremony, a rite, ceremony R. 2. 16. ; ; m liquor. -Oomp. srn^S, shine. -2- the sun-flower. * nn " ' - qs an epithet of Nirada. - 3- 45, 1. 34. -6 Behaviour, conduct. -7 Condition ; wnrV. 4. -8 Creation, formation asFTroft i%iwf n^rf*i!r Ku. 3. 28 f^f%?3T tVjrat Ki. 7. 7 -9 The ; ; -10 Fate, destiny, 1'ick ; ^nrrrvr JTR wsf^Sflrr if?inr: creator. fWr I Arranging, disposing. -2 Performing, making, doing, nzeontTsr ing ^rr:7f9vn^ S. 1 sirjrr M4I. 4. 4. -1 1 The food of elephants. -12 Time. -13 A physician. -14 N. of Vishou. -Oomp. sr o. disregard- Ao -J 5T ing prescribed rites or rules. a Brah. 5T: ) knowing the ritual. ( mana versed in the ritual, a ritutlrst. 7. : 14 ; , Creation, creating; Ku. 7. 66. ; R. 6 11, -4 Employment, use, application ; srnnmTTtn'^' R- 8. 40. -5 Prescribing, enjoining, order- -6 A precept, ordinance, sacred rule or precept, sacred injunction Ms. 9. 148 ; Bg. 16. 24, 17. 24 -7 Mode, manner. -8 A means or expedient. -9 Performance of rnle, prescribed acts or ritei. ceremony- -12 -H ' rule I N. Vl -J To make, form, ?r 'IT ! 29; shape, create, manufacture R- To Si. ' Y. ; ; abont, effect, accomplish, perform, *TORFP 1~ canse, produce, occasion i>rf ffTtf^WfTwsrh'iA': -14 Wealth. -15 Pain, agony, torment, HUtreo. -16 Anaot of hos- com- : ing. creator. ; where ( sn^fTrpTfW^TTIJWT srmnrw rVwnnr Ms 2. 29, 3. 19 l. 72 Mg. 9. 157, 3. 118; ; widow. f%q^ V. S8,3. W. J. 16. Long pepper. wr Trust 3rmr nir *'r^ffr imrfiiri Subhtnh :-Oonrp --- WIW^T inft^, m. one marrying a widow. ; Ki. 1. 3, ; in intoxicated S.I. 1 came, produce, or regnlate time '; ' Br. 7. RltR. a [ nations, infflsei Ac. ). -13 The food given to elephants ( to make them K. ft branch of coral. -2. a kind of perfume. fnw'Jrr * kind" or perfume. im R. 3. 10 ^r w?wre' Bk. 2 fwrffff^r: TnrTT -10 A rite, Gaining, obtaining. Affixing, prefixing ( ag termi- < ^jrapf! a priest at a sacrifice who sees that everything is done according to the precepts and correotajiny deviation from them. JH, -fnf?* a. prescribed by rule, enjoined by frf^** above. -2 law. %?rar: I. a preceptor, teacher.-f-tj diversity of variance of precept or com- = rules, onadment. to g;ir ind. according 859 jprtir: application of a rule. of JJT1: the force or influence Safate. /. an epithet of of rule, unras vatt. ijfhr a. devoid jr 2. 3, 26 . nrfatT: ind. According to p. I To be done or ; 2. ! j I 64; rg Mv. 7 Mn. 3. 4. -4 Obedient, . V. 4. 20 r*}J ^j^. . Ui Enmity, aversion R. 19. ; submissive compliant, tractable, fVscff: 3O A 2. unfriendly hostile, i widower. T: A. 81. ed np. -3 Obscured, darkened- -4 from a wife or husband, bereavement suffered by a lover or mistreas. -Oomp. -3^4 1. the sight of danger ?3TiH*rf or alarm f^*tr ii^f^IH a of w^r? V Ttiei H. 2. -2- feeling Eclipsed. To sound, resound roar, cry out. -3 To BH witbcries. -Caui. To cause to r%Tf Bg. ; f^;5, 10 ; U., 1 A servant, dependent. 3H%T$l: a fault of compo- -Oomp. which sition consists in assigning to the predicate a subordinate position or in expressing it imperfectly ( j(%. see examples ad. luc. ). smtT^ m. N. of Vishnu. -$ a. one who knows one's duty jj-^ft iff f?Hj*j=r: Pt. 1 337. T? ! lne object to be ac; complished. -2- the predicate. 23 ] I TTTH'f: K. P. 10. -2Campbor. demon, fiend. -4 An expiatory oblation. -5 N of Vishnu. -6 tf. of Brahman. -7. N. of Siva. -8 f%*'nfr -J A Wind. -9 War, J>attle. -Oomp. _anr waning of the moon, the period of : the dark fortnight, of a month, (also fqiT<:) a scimiter, sabre. a See /. tremor ; Shaking, T: 1 _T? agitating. ^ up, abandon ; N. ; 35. 1. tremor. f%g*r:r Shaking, trembling, I Shaken or tossed about' ened. :/., f^'J.t'T trepidation, -2 MtjMtT n. 1 Ag tated alarmed. Harassed, annoyed, molested. f^j 10 U. 1 To S3IZ-, catcb, catch or take held of sisr^iqg Ptja, Amaru. 79, 85 -2 To put 1 use ; R. 12. 40. Shaking or tossing about, 'nfsnr^etwrt Qtt. -3 To support, MW Pt- separate, divide. I -6 To arrange ; sbstruct, Seized, held, grasped. or sepa -3 Assumed, possessed. -4 Checked, retrained. -5 Supported, rate. mr^T a. with downcast face, de- jected. reTOT 1 N. of the mother of Aruqa and Qaruda, said to be one of tie see if?*. -2 A wives of Kn*yapa kind of basket. -Oomp. jf^:, of Garuda or -g?T:i -S3' epithets Aruna. bendRjTfh:/. 1 Bowing down, ing, stooping. -2 Modesty, humility. -3 A request. ; sf Bending, bowing, stooping. Bent down, stooping -2 Depressed, sunk down. a. 1 Ki. 4. 2. ; -3 Modest, humble. f^TJHf The flower of the Tagara tree. ; restrain. nt?*j>-/>- ; I- manage. -7 To withhold, -2 Trembling, tremor. ^ hold -np 82 ( where sense 2 is also intended); Bb. 3. 23. -4 To fix upon, direct toward'. -5 To Mil. 1. 1. Shaking, tremor, agitation. ; -2 Stooping, drooping, inclined S. 3. 10. -3 Sank down, depressed. -4 Bent, crooked, curved. -5 Huminto a ble, modest. -6 Changed see ftstdT- -Comp. lingual letter ; f^ayp.p. waved. -2 Tremulous. -3 Shaken -4 Unsteady. off, dispelled, removed. ft Repugnance. -5 Abandoned. Oomp. -^^JT^T a. free from sin. %5T a. one who has tossed about the hair Ki. 8. 33 fSt? a. awak- -2 Separated, kept aeunder 4; ; 7.52. ; f$KWT nrjfff T^rT^Fff^x Sound, noise. -2 N. of ! ; ; qrthmrdestroy, expel, drive away R. 9. 72. v. I. -3 9. 28 To spurn, despise, treat with contempt ; R. 11. 40. -4 To leav, give maintain, bear, (5'jiT- Rlf^lt To bend oneself, 1 P. f|;rij; ft^rifir ^TtT ffl*J stoop, be bent *;& Ki. 6, 34 Bh. 1. 67 ; Bk. . on, wear, Nakihatra or lanar mansion. aisf^: tree. ; The ; at- 10. ; ; . 1 >-2 To cry or utter notes To tbake, f^j |rfS Bk. ; 1. 1 P. 1. 12. ; 6 P. ought to be done, a duty Ki. 1. 25, 16. 62. -2 The predicate of a propo- Un. i an 1 f%gn Cnrds mired with sugar i : fall- f>7l ; f%3= [>i-f -2 -3 An p- p- \ Ruined, destroyed Pt. 2. 113. -2 Scattered about-, toss- ; I -5 To be predicated (in gram. &c.); are fasJTIT?W !;ng*T*f i What f wffi 3 i&nr K. P. 7. TT: dislike. ; Being mined, nretjffc:* a. 1 spices. 33. sition. destruction. Ruin, I insult, offence. -3 Devoid, Si. 6. 29, 12. 8. ^tgf^^TTmove, cause to tremble Kavirahasya ^53. 10 kit^G. 29 11. perish, be agitation. ; 20 -3 Love-lorn, bereaved, suffering separation from a wife or husband ; To Alarm, fear, anxiety. -2 Separation 3T*r f%f*jfWr<J': 1, Bg. or scattered destroyed or ruined. Caut. 1 To destroy, crush, annihilate. -2 To injure, hurt. Pt. ; 3. -2 To be dispersed Si. 9. 77, 17. 66, ; -4 Adverse, Mil. 2. 13. ( 6 ) Subject to, influenced or controlled by, subdued or overpowered by ( usually in comp. ) T^jTTrw^tf Tt3^'flr*T R* 7. I. Arrangement, regulation A. 1 To fall to pieces. adveise. ing to pieces. -2 Hostile, W. Si". 9.11, U. 3. 38, 6. 41, KI. 11. Bh. 3. 8, 114. ; Dissatisfaction. 1 pe:- formed. -2 To be enjoyed or pre scribed -3 ( a ) Dependent on, at the disposal of 1 ?f . deprived, or destitute of, free from; t. ; ft ). sfipWf? due form. with ( see ^ up Disregard of a command. protected, borne Si. ; ; law, agreeably to precept or rule, in conformity to prescribed rules, in 1 71 -2 Intention, design. fwnrl, 4. -2 Intended to be done. frRrr^ra N. ; overDistressed, troubled, afflicted, whelmed with grief, misers ble; M41. authorised, irregular. nrtviffrr 1 Desire tJ do or perform. -2 326 1. Z.61. ^; Design, purpos9,de8ire in general Pt. . g 3? rule. f^T?r^4 P. 1 To be destroyed, vanish. perish, die. -2 To disappear, -3 To be lost or ruined. -4 To be Caul. To defrustrated or foiled. stroy, annihilate. ft*frfPerishing, loss, destruction r: M. of the place disappearance. where the river Sarasvatt it lot: in the land ; of. Mi. 2. 81. 860 >. p. ] -3 lost. restrained, free. Spoiled, corrupted. f**rf&: f. tion. -2 Utter ruin o 1 r destruc- Disappearance, vanishing 1 !': ruin, utter Destroction, decay. -2 Removal. -Comp. loss, 5*5W a. about to perish, meet one's doom. ftibject to sient Wffvj;, to rip -trw^ a - ; A sr: a alao T -*fr/. ) ; Cans. f%Jfr ind. Without, except ( with or instr. TOT tnft' ^T* fajrr Bv. 1. abl. ) 119 irer ; wwfr charming way fw=W% R. O. ; To cause I 3&T down, ruin, destroy; ; nrsrr lee K. P. A great (where -3 dition ; -6 -Oonrp of time eqnal to one-sixtieth part of a Ghattka or equal to 24 seconds. In Gram. q; ) Change in- letter, the for^ando^for 10. q. Garuda. cover for the month boding rain. M. . 6 A. 1 Ku. 4. -: Persistence, pertinacity. ftfrlfr See Tothrow, abandon, 6. -2 To throw about, ecatter. Formed or made 1 . of. -2 Made, p 6 o%3Tw5mir ; To * - free loosen, :/. Release, liberation. 26 -2 Apledge.deposit, -3 Transmutation ( of security. letters 1. barter; 1 See piffj;. ). : Twinkling (of the eyes). 1 onrb; Bg. P- 6. 24. I To restrain, check, restrict. -2Tolimit, ft'f^ia' 7 A. I To distribute apportion, of -2 decision. settled rule. , expend. use, ; ae?r=ff K.n. 2. 31. 5rifitCaus. -4 To disconnect, separate. I To appoint, employ. -2 Toenjoin, order, cornmsnrt. -3 To offer, prosent, give. pose of. -4 To perform, do, fti*r ? . To be placed or be I To fix, place 6 P. -- Cans. seated in Ku. 1. 49 ; R. 5. 63 *rj<,S 5^WW?r ftftisTT Git. 12. -2 To populate or colonize. -J To introduce. -4 To add, insert. ; r^rfr?T: in a place. 1 ; Entrance, settling down -2 An impression ; S 6.14. i^fsr- wr j^nmr ww i cf. sfaif. ; A -3 Certainty. from. -2 io set frep, release, liberate. -3 To discharge shoot off. -4 To abandon, give up. -2 To p point, emplojw- -3 To divide, a. Noseless. fqf5T|r 6 cast off Complete settlement or ascertainment, full portentous, fore- Control, restraint, check. ; Complete victory. created. -3 Celebrated, observed (as a feast).-4 Determined, destined, from. Garuda.-S An obstacle, impediment. -6 A spiritual preceptor. fcf To conquer com- I = froff q- v. fau/lrg- p-p- Controlled, checked, restrained, regulated; as in Well P. HW: W5rir: Ki. death. -4 Hell, per- f^r*n": ' A. remover ( of obstacles ). -2 N. of Ganea. -3 A Buddhist deified teacher. -4 N. of The wife 1 See to a lingual or cerebral substitution of 2. )>i*TOTHVitr ?ir*^- R-uRr, frsmlvT A measure ( Disappearance. -2 De- -2 To subdue, overpower, pletely. : D icay, S. 5. -S Occurrence, happenPain, distress. -7 Disrespect. 2. 34. ing. 1 also); Eichange, f^lTTO : f ftTsrirTSar snrgw: Bh. has sense ^STrTWt -2 To out. . 10 also. 1 ftTW^w; fall, *nnJr f%fsnnff: it To go I parture. attack, to fall Falling dowr, a fall calamity, an evil, loes, ruin, destruction ; fipniWH'Rt -2 . fall ftftnrrjT! 1 ; ' poetically at, 19.-2To 4. P 1 disappear, vanish. -3 To go away, depart. -4 To escape from, liberate oneself from. master. fly Mk. 2. 8. -2 To throw or poll down. -3 To kill, deprive of life. r$rfrr *ft i epgw 1. 116 ; wWfesrs Mu. 7 j Si. 2. 9. (tariff means Uo leave, abandon, bereare, deprive of n<j^H rwprr' riff: Ka.4 21 'bereft of Cupid -Ooiap. ). 31%. /. a fignre of speechin which (Disused to a ms^- ; dnty, ?rrfir ; TPT ?*rfV To 1 down,descend; Rs. assail. co, expanded Ku. 5. 80. full-blown, P. Noseless Bk. 5. 8. a Brdif*?nr fa*rf^ 5T66. -2 Budded, open- ; fffSr^t R. 5. ed, commission, charge ; irarnm'r'isiHTJT f? f%siiTr: snri^B^g' Ku. 6. 62. -5 An obstacle, impediment. awake Sleepless, 1 - ) destroyer. a- ( f^T^T ; thesis. ( fig. ra Destruction, ruin, annihi- To restrain.check; -2 To lay hold of, 1 1 Retraining, curbing* subdning Bg. 13. 7, 17. 16 Ms. 9. 263. -2 Mutual opposition or anti- ; lation. 9 P. farfajJIT &c. -4 Appointment T: a to obstruct, impede. seize. decay, perishable, tran R. 8. 10. Without fetters, un- a. Perished, destroyed, -2 Disappeared, rained. 10 U. or prevent, ward ftfffiijnJ Mil. forbid. dis- 1 turn. -2 To off, 1. 18. A. I cease, Caus. suppress \ ; To ftrv -2 To prohibit To turn back, recome to an end ; fwfcCTtfr !>}' Scattered, Jtbrown about. f^rf^C A. To entrust, deliplace in or upon. -3 1 ver over. -2 To To throT down, overthrow. -4 To engage in. 1 Separated, loosed, detached. -2 Attached to, appointed. -3 Applied to. -4 Commanded, en^ffp./). joined. l>H 1 Separation, parting, detachment. -2 Leaving, giving up, '3 Employment, use, abandoning. ftftrfcTi "oitb, Throwing down, lending application, diepaBul I?T: tmim^j aj ; li. p| 17. 67 3 5^ w trfi fc-,%^ Ms. 5] 60;Bg. 2.59. -3 To desist, t urn away, abstain (from) ^, m g q^Ac. Caui. I To cause to cease or tfftfefir ; stop, withdraw ; strain, withhold. S. 26. -2 To re-3 To renounce. I Returned, !> turned away. _2 Stopped, ceased, deiisted. from. -1 Retiied. 861 r!/. I Cessation, stopping, removing 5T?;r*in5; ascertain olve, iVfa^j ; gwfnrS *r f:rrafS T3r*r*IT: tainment. srr D. *T $r^i?f l. 36. Fixing, settling, ascerA decision, resolution. I -2 breathing or re- spiration, sighing, a sigh. | Braising, : crashing, f%RFrT.P' J- ' -'Struck dawn,wounded. -2 Killed. -3 Completely or nsovercome. ir: 1 Any great avoidable calamity, anch & that inby fate or heaveu. -2 A por- flicted : comet. To remove, take away, destroy (.laid to bo Atm. only except where it has .a part of the body 1 U. I ' ' for its object f>3- : B. 9. 71 ) irgTS^sri^firffsfYsr- ; stooping humbly .-irrr^t a. tractable, obedient, submissive. TT3j a. modest, weli-tJBTraved a. speaking mildly of affably. a. modest. J 1 Removing, taking away Me. 52. -2 Education, instruction, training, discipline. grinding. tent, srsritr a. t%Tict%?: 13. 35, 46 15. 48; Si. 10. 62, Ki. 7. 30, Ku. i. To teob, instruct, odn9, 5. 32. -2 cate, train; f*r>*S**r St^f g*fW B. 3- 29; 5. 101. 15. 69 ; 18. 51 ; *. 1. 311 Kn. 1. 34. -3 To tame, subdue, ; Taken I itT p.p. away, removed. -2 Well-trained, educated, disciplined. -3 Refined, well-behaved. 4 Modest, numb! e, meek, gentle. -5 Decent,deoorous, gentleman! y. -6 Sent away, dismissed. -7 Tamed, broken in. -8 Plain, simple, ( as a dress). -9 Having the passions under control, self -aubdoed. -10 Chastised, punished. -1 1 Tractable,governable. -12 Lovely, handsome. ( Seeq'f -with f3 also). -EH 1 A trained horse. -2 A ; govern, control ; Ki. 2. 41 qr^KHT: Mu. also ( fig. *n%< f ff?U^ B. ^ma ; 3. 8 2. ); ; 6. 27, 14. f^r srwicHfrs- -4 To appease, 25. pacify ( anger ) (Atm. V R.2. 49. -5 To pass away, spend ( aa time ) ; WOTft vrftoT ftsrnr Gtt. carry through, perform, 8. -6 To complete, -7 To spand, apply to use Atm. ); 51* f>Tl" finish. ( off ( pay present, pay, as tribute ) f%JR> Sk. -9 To lead or conduct, towards Ko. 7. 9. -10 To ( Atm. ); *Kt ; Ku. bid, direct, order; 3. 41. -1 J To bend down, incline. -12 To spread, stretch out. fsrTT a. 1 Cast, thrown. -3 Ill-behaved. ar: 1 -2 Secret. Guidance, dis- cipline, instruction (in one's duties), moral training irarrar O^qr^rfr^ B, 1. 24 ; Mil. 10. 5. -2 Sense at propriety, decorum, decency; 3^3 <jr- -arr?Hr( a. humble, lowly. fqffia*' 1 A (a litter Ac.). vehicle or conveyance carrier, baarer. -2 A 1 Training, good ber^iftfi?: /. haviour.-3Regpect,reverence,eiiteem. Ww: ; 75 -Oomp. trader. 1 -2 Sediment, dregs. Sin, crime. m. I A leader, guide. -2 teacher, an instructor A -3 Polite conduct, gentleman like bearing, good breeding or manners; K. b. 7'J Ji4l. 1. 18. -4 Mo- 34 ; 10. 71 fl^H by ( Jijrqsfij j fisrr where Main, 8. 91. -3 A king, ruler. -4 ohastiser, pnnishor; A or restraint of 6 P. 1 To strike, pierce. -2 To play on a musical initrument &o. ). -3 TJ ( tfoit, wrai* remove, drive away, dispel. Cam. | To remove, drive away, dispel, oastoff ; O!t. 10; Si. 4.66; M^rff jf&fH-: S. 3; 21; Mai. 9. 41. -2 To pass, spend (as time). -3 To divert, amuse, entertain 37 g Wf ^rwr4 ft^YfTfftf S. ? WtTrQ fit i^sftfTrrft S. 6 B. 14. 77. -4 To amuse oneself with ; ar ; A diver- see ft^)^. a. f%^ 1 wise. Intelligent, -2 A drop ; see fsfj. f<WJ 1 N. of a range of inounnHindustan tains which separate proper fromthe Deccanoritontb;itis one of the seven Kulaparvataa <. v., and forms the southern limit of Madhyadea;see Ms. 2. 21. [AccordLiberal. jt ing to a legend, the Vindbya monobeing jealous of the mount Mem demanded that the ( or Himalaya ) sun should revolve round himself as about Mnru, which the sun declined to do; whereupon the Vindbya began to rise higher and higher so as to obstruct the path of the sun and moon. Thegods being alarmed sought the aid tain, of the sage Agastya, whoapproached the mountain and requested that by bending down he would give him an easy passage to the south, and that he would retain the same position till his return.This Vindhya consented to do ( because according to one account, he regarded Agastya as his teacher); bnt Agastya never returned from the couth, and Vindbya never era ]. -2 A attained the height of banter vqr 1 N. of a plant (0*s7). M -2 Small cardamoms. -Coup, -a Vindhya forest. the great of the sage Agaatya. *rRc* m. an epithet of the grammarian nft. ( -sfi ) an eyithet of f^^rw place Removing, driving away; -2 A diversion, an amusement, any interesting or amusing I urjfijtff ?T- Me. 87 fntf< Trr^rff>w%f: ^JT: S. 5i"r ; -J Play, sport, pastime. -4 -5 Eagerness, vehement desire. Pleasure, happiness, pis- >T: 12. -6 A gratification U. 3. 30 ; ; anrjrg ffl-^TT^siV^ Git. particular modi of sexual enjoymant. -7 A fixed. Placed, See \?f ; -5 ). 4 D. To put down,dep08it, t firwfV gi^iorsnrr fifffnjyf- gc?: Me. 87 or on, direct ; Bk. 3. 3. -2 To fix in towards n^V fts^CT; B4m. -3 To deliver or make commit to the care of, entrust *' Y 3 45 ~* To ar : over, ; - - ' range, dispose, adjust. 1 Placed or pat down. paved. -3 Fixed. -4 Arranged.-5 Delivered. -6 Present, -2 ; ; ( .p. -*?: B. 5. 67. pursuit or occupation ; nw: N. of Agastya. ; : -4 vestigated. Married ; ; .sions, unneceisarily in our opinion ). -5 Reverence, courtesy, obeisance. -0 Conduct in general. -7 Drawing . Durgi. f%5T P-f- [fti*^ft w] 1 sKnown. -2 Got, obtained. -3 Discussed, in- 2. 5. B. renders &c 1 B. ; D- A sion -igjsi: epithets ; ; S. 1. 29. Bemoving. -2 I ; , ftfSTKTTCP Hard fqf< 5TT of, taking away, removing Si. 10. 42. -8 A rnan who baa subdued big senses. -V A trader, uisrohant.-Oomp. kind of house. Inlaid, ed, offered. -7 JCepoaited. ft-^rrff: I Eotitrusting, depositing. A Arrangement, deposit. -3 adjustment, disposition ; wwtf^Trff! -2 'inscribing letters'; f%")r^ assemblage. -5 ' A JKW*%Tnni<W- VSs. 'composition -4 A collection, an site or receptacle. A. (*Wl A praiser, hymna. -2 A wise man. a hymn. -2 A finger. singer ~f. 1 of Praise; Ml o. Hostile, verge, contrary. ad- inimical, AD enemy. gj : | adversary, opponent QorrtfTfTr fiwwfr Sfohrr fctHtfrt K. 17. 75; Si. 11. 59. -2 A rival or fellow wife; B. 19. 20. -3 A dispUant Ki. 17. 43. -4 ( In logic ) A negative instance, an iniUnce on the opposite side, ( e. that in which the qn>y or major terra is not found ) prf3i!Tm ^Mal.5;Mk. ; / i%7(%: ; A I tune, disaster, w<mi mishap, adversity Su; -2 Death, deatrnction; ; An exception. -"Jomp. -vi?:, f(%: /. hostility. farsrsT-tq' Hostility, position ; B. 3. 62. P. 1 ftT^ lop, ripen enmity, op- To mature, deva- 1 ( JT : ' -2 To digest. -3 To cook thoroughly. -4 To melt, dissolve, Caus. I To liquefy. -5 To roast. cook thorongbly.-2To melt, liquefy. 17. fttrar a. I fulfilled fw Cooked matnr HR Fully ripened or -2 Dsveloped, Ku T: ir% ; 6. 10. faM^n A i lute. 99 ; fgrtr^/. 1 A calamity, misfortune, adversity, distress ; aT^nwnrnn g ?taf ( ) Fto% H.I. 210. -2 Death; iftfrf ft'^r^ ?nFTf : B. 18. 35. -Oomp.-tj^fto^-s-qjTT: relieving or extricating(one) from misfortune. 9>T(7: of need, season of calamity, adversity. ?rer, jur a. overtaken by or involved in onlamity, unhappy, unfortunate. triiif: 'sea a very heavy calamity or ' of misery disaster. >. Dead. -2 Lost, 1 stroyed. -3 Unfo-tunate, de- afflicted, -2 -4 To change or Past. I To be -2 To undergo a transform into. changed into. change for the worse. open, unfold. an ftqrcorw't, ft transformation. Teiring open, splitting. -2 Eradication. -3 Spoliation. fjr Subhash. ft Terror sr 1 ftroT:, -2 To bet, Sale ; Ms. ; stake. 3. 152. / fstrf9r:, -dft stall ( A. To roll move to To surround 1 also fig. ; ) ; attend upon ( with I A market, ( RirrV. B. 16. 41. -2 An article or 5. 24 commodity for sale. -3 Trade, traffc; Ms. 10 116. friR+f ) 2 P. 1 rolling. ; To turn ( lit. and ftr^ wrong road, bad way 1 To go badly ; fail, as a business &o. ). -2 To ( misfortune or bad stole, *t 1. 31. *3l7faI9TJT: -3 To be disabled or incapacitated. -4 To die, perish ; wrowfff?*<JT tf'STT- II. U. 1- 44 ; ?r tmr so ^f^'JinT, Pt. a. Beversed, inverted. -2 Contrary, opposite, reverse, inverse B. 2. 53. -3 Wrong, contrary, to rule. -4 False, untrue Bv. 2. 177. -5 Dofavourable, adverse. -6 Crosf, acting in an opposite manner. -7 DisagreeI n: A particular of sexual enjoyment. ar I unchaste or faithless wife. -2 A able, inauspicious, mode perverse fj S- contrary Ki. 2- 6 ; -J Absence or ^g?Jrr?;m ^T <'^'S'R 1. ! non-exintenco Kn. 7. 42 rcru s^rjEriT^l^l: R- ! : ; 22. -4 LOPS^ H^lft^f K: ft-Jfr 6. 5 Comannihilation. -6 44 'loss of consciousness'. -8 A mistake, misapprehension. calamity, misfortune, adverse fate. -9 Hostility, enmity. -10 Perverse- Reverse, contrariety above. : 4 ; ; V. U. I To overturn, reTo change, alter. -3 invert.-! verse, To take wrongly, misunderstand f^n;$Tff 4 ; Bb. 3.92. -4 To undergo change, be affected, (intrans. ); q%uTT*f- W 8 ; I^HJWT H^f f^T^^ft Mu. 6. dens ( of . the Latin vult perdere prius fojfap.p. 3 : I ' adnge quern dementat ). Changed, inverted, 4^f% afVTYw. Rrcr 1. -2 Opposite, contrary. -3 Wrongly considered to be real. -Camp. jsrr a woman bearing no M&l. 6. 3. -3 To change for the worse. -4 To go round, return. An (%n^ if t4^4lr "TsSniw^Rr reverse ; fig. ). 4 A. miecany fall into A ; be the cae; ftq;^ cErjTlferrare'aT^'tT! $U3*TT: ^Tr^ Ve. 5. -2 (Jhange ^_of purpoie, dress &o. ); ^jsiflrfT HntCCI- male children. ; f%tnj: if it opposite direction. -2 To be otherwise, fail, prove fruitless ; n- in an ; frufJr^ m. A trader, merchant, shop-keeper Si. 5. 24. ; U. Taming about, market- f?*rfir *wn?y ^rmw"Tr*)T: Mk. 8. 38; Si. ', i") K-i' 5. reversed aco.). yr ft ; To turn round, Bg. 9. 10. -2 about. -3 To wander about, and fro. -4 To return. -5 1 revolve trade. -2 Petty place, sell, H- 44 be otherwise 86 1 neas, opposition. Caul. To 1 ' ; | R. plete destruction, Exchange, barter. -7 Error, trespas', See o'lt I To tear up or f^nzTnTrff swr*rjni>-< R6. 17. -2 To pull or draw out, extract. -3 To root ap, eradicate. -4 To A. Contrariety, reverse, in- I sr^ ; : tiroes Play, sport, pasture. 1 JT,??; ; Declined. -5 Disabled, incapacitated : A snake. barter fvv^qr: varsion f%: ( m. ) An excellent or distinguished foot-soldier Ki. 15. 16. distressed, fallen into adversity. 10 0. ?yf% ; B. 19. ; -3 . f% 2. inver- nhmtTcIT, -fT Contrariety, sion, opposition feT?ritgi%: Tf^sSY -J Agony, torment (JitfHt) B. 8. 4j. 53. ftqrV*ir a. I Fully ripened or matured. -2 Developed, fulfilled ( as the consequences of former acts ). ed. Ve. 4. 6 nwrt bear frnit ; Bh. f: ; ry properties. iT5-tTiw^; . r>6 misfor- calamity, inverted sexual intercourse ;cf. ffWir ironical description of a thing by mentioning its contraT>f H^TIW- kill. destroy, ^ mfft ^ bli'ub. -5 To ob- 38. 1. To Caus. struct. woman .-Oomp. -^,-^TKSr, -TT?^, -^^, a- perverse, acting in a contrary manner Si. 14. 66. 4j<* having a perverted mind. -1 Change, ftiite srnfr fa %ia'*ljt U. 2. 27. contrariety, traft*5TT*: -2 Adverseness, unfavourableness ;as in -3 Interchange, exchange W^miprr JHk' 8. -4 An ; error, a mistake. Qq^j A moment, an extremely small division of time (said to be equal to one-sixth or one-sixtieth part of upala ). fvq^l'-M Hunniug nway, fleeing in different directions. Learned, wise R- ; RT3' 29- 863 A m. learned or wise man, eage 4 Pt. ; 100: l ripeness. fig also ) Ripening, maturity, development w ( ; rm r>gr*T . Ki-rw srra*7: Ki. 4. 26 srr^i r> loped, or dignified wordi'. -4 Consequence, fruit, result, the result of actions either in this or in a former If K. 354; *** IT : 62 14. : ( o ffcwfr 'stmyr Bh. ; 2. Change of ) An unexpected mrer: U. 4. event or occurrence, a reverse, adverse turn of fate, distresi, calamity ffCTrsrt fir ; smit rnfrsfa ; under insiT- -2 A sage, wise man. -3 The Asvattha tree. -4 ( In prosody A ) foot of fortr short sylla- -5 A singer of hymns, praiser. ff 3nr%: = rwV: <] v -Oomp. bles. W - foT: the Pulls* tree qrrmH: a concourse or synod the property of of Rrahmanas. U. 3. 3 ; i>- confusion. -4 .Mutual w a A : kind of large arrow. Pile, Si. 9. 3 fwnrd o ft mr^Jt pallid ; ; Ratn. . disputed. -4 Mutually connected or related. controlling Mb. -2 The oppnai- Spread about, f^T^TOT^- / didispersed, scattered. -2 Loose, of two course^ of action which are equally important, the conflict ( as hair ). -3 Expanded, cntgtretohed. -4 Wide, broad. ffST^S 0. trouble, harass, S. 7 Ku. 2. offend hrm ; To tea^e, f% ?*ff^ To oppress (o) 1 ( b ; ; ) -2 To wrong, ill-treat, 17-3 To affect, cuse 1. S. 4. a change in ; sfmreiwi srflu 55^3" JTT^ jr T?m i jAnr wrar: Ku. 6. 95. -4 To disfigure, deform two of even-matched jmWaw wnr^'ssT 6 ( gram. 6 ; 1 A lore or turnout i>ir*nc: 1 In'ul't contumely, abu, Ki. 3. 55. treating with disrespot -2 Injury, offence. -3, Wickedness. -4 Opposition, counteraction. -5 Re- different grammatical operations beto possible according two different ruled, conflictof twoeqnallv important rules nrqrainr P. I. 4. 2 - jured. fo f*f<w 62 A ] [ *m=j s*" ; Uo. cf. 2. wood, forest, grove, thicket Gtt j treated Insulted, abated, with contumely. -3 Opposed. - 4 Retaliated, requited. -5 Oppressed, provoked S.6. 31. -6 Irritated, qJfl: TTt 5^* disturbed. troubled, ; ftirf;^: oSence. -2 f%rffffl:/- I Injury, insult, abase, contumely. taliation, retort. An R. 4. 31 a. -2 ; rePrmP l Mil. 9. 2. ; move, counteract : -3 Re- To draw away, U. 5. 31. P- Large, extensive, capa. cioni, broad, wide, spacious; M. 3. 7 rltrfi Mk. 3. 22 asnjr 81* i re- ; ; pious, nbun9ant ; t.6 ; go Much, ample, Ki. IS. 14. co- Drawo away, reI moved, -2 Distant, remote. -J Pro. . Remote, distant. hi us. -RM a- woman endowed nugar-cane. The earth. a. Ill fed. : The ' Mi'-nja grass. See Mbh. nleo. largo great t(T: the -4 Prohibi fTSTmT^^ A - mutually opposed, waver, vacillate. -3 Wickedness, fty^S p- p. dtssolute. Repentance; wrath. rage, evil. 1 Vitiated, spoiled, -2 Corrupt. f&FTSp- Lost. 1. p. -2 Vain, i7=>r%Tr:/- I rfsrg^T See srg^1 Set free, liberated, faWff-Ploosened. -2 Free from discharged. -3 Shot, in ( oomp. ). frsnjll 7 A. To separate, disjoin; Pass. To be to deprive ( one ) of. separated from (witb ingtr.). Caulfrom. -2 To I To deprive of, free geparate, disjoin. seft-TS'Sf y- p- I Separated, vered, detached. -2 Separated from, being absent or away from ( with instr. or in comp.) WIHrffrsjiir: re fr gfirftr Me. 2. -3 Freed or leased from. -4 Deprived or de- ' -2 To ( in comp. ). severance, Disunion, 1 ; as -2 fsjur". ; qfT: V. 5. 1C R. 13. 26, 14. 05. -3 Quarrel, disagreement. -4 Being fit ; or deserved. differ conflict. ' be -2 To nrsrnr l^.l To dispute, contra. wrangle, quarrel. -2 To discuss, debate -3 To lument, bewail rnrrff I Diacussion, debate, controversy. -2 Bewailing, lamentationdiet, . Mutual dicrepancy, Dissent, objection. stitute of, without 115, 10 opRetalia- opposicontest, conflict, dispute, tion ( as of opinions or interests ). -7 -2 Anger, 20. ; Counteraction, position, contradiction. tion. witb with tuleots or understanding. ; irr Especially, separation of lovers f^srar fktf^rt: Me. See ; 3fjir a KSsikl s'paration, dissociation -3 ; out. gr tion. f^srgri: tracted, lengthened, extended. Deep, profound Mv. 1. 2. -4 With the hair standing on end, thrilling Si. 16. 3 (where it has sense 1 aUo). W: I N. of the mountain M iru. -2 Of Himalaya. -3 A respectable man. -Oomp. -yn a. shady, umbrage- i^ i : ; Distance, remoteness. ; gfr MM. %: &c. -2 mnjr nrafWw: w useless. on a riddle. -3 two >. of conflict come Si. 10. taliation. AQ eaigma, The ) ; ; ; Destroying, killing, de- Malli. mifrV'4: gf!>5r3i%fi>?f ( In interests r>^rsjor: Si. 2- J 4 con- : tion * S. 4. struction. he foat. -2 KeepUg under I ftsifrfavj: trol, Brihmaqa. ; Ki. 5. 2. -5 ftrsriffTW p. ]> I Mutually opposed, opposite, dissentient. -2 Confused, bewildered, t>rp|exerl. -3 Contested, ; I*. -6 Difficulty, embarrassment. -7 Flavour, taste. relation. Convergancy. the cotton-plant. shevelled Wf^sf'JC'mW: R. 19 Mv. 5. 56. -5 ( J ) ] I tions Cooking, dressing. -2 -3 Digestion. ; 28 H Ki. 1 5 sm ?MI Uo.. 2. [ *i-^?Tf A Bribmtna s?e the quota- ; -3 Perplexity, f^K<7rc(: I Idle or prattle, gibberish, unmeaning talk, nonsense. -1 Mu- 864 tual a. Disagreeable, disliked, TJ Offence, unpleasant, distasteful. contradiction, contradictory atatbtnent. -3 A dispute, wrangling. -4 Violation of one's promise, break- wrong, a disagreeable act n4 ; ing one's word. Ku. 4. 7 15.11 ;U. 3. 13. To cheat, deceive, To recover, regain. disrespec.. -4 To vio- R. 8. 42, firxra^ l.A. 1 impose upon. -2 -3 To insult, 1 f^fjpr/. A b9 Ki. 9. ; drop (of water Si. 5?rwr A lover's breaking his appointment ; a N4( one of the several classed of vika in poetic composition ) ; she thus defined in S. D. m: y< foil, -3I -nark, dot, spot. fsrs A. 1 1 To float about, to and fro, fluctuate. -2 the gea), be scattered To fasteu f^if^ 9 P. 1 To bind or on different sides ). r2 To stretch ( drift (in out, extend. a firu?5>T: 1 ( Deceiving, deceit, ) ; ; -2 Especially, deceiving by false statement or by not keeping proorges. -3 Quarrel, fragfyiVHwM41. 6. disagreement. -4 Disunion, separa-5 Tne separation Of loverp; gg% nuraWfT 3f>TJ fiw tion, disjunction. MMHiW ( opp. tfimr ) ; aw ( wwm ) w*rair- K- P. 4 r: ; of. 8. D. 212 tt v nq. Deception, f rand, trick. T: Complete destruction or dissolution, annihilation rf amir ; wraT: V": U. m^K 6. 6. Carried sway, ?> 7'natcbol awuy. -2 Disturbed, interrupted. fqrsr from ( 1 To sojourn, b absent R. 12. 11. home ) To banish, expel. -2 To 1 P. one's Cau>. 1 bewilder. home floating in P' 1 Staying abroad, away from, absent. 2 Banished, bea wong in exile. -Oomp trgsfr man whose husband is absent from ftriflfiwj> home. a.- tute of. directions. f nle fortune-teller; Deprived or desti- Constipation. -2 Obstruc- 1 f%wtr: tion. See .riw. Pain, torment, anguish, agony. 1 P-. f^fJ 4 A. To wake 1 np, f^ wilWr awake f frrfreir *<* Ku. 5 57. -2 To become conscious. -3 To obsarva, perceive find out. Caul. 1 To awaken, rouse. -2 To restore to conscioiuness 3ir -2 -4 Tumult, scuffle, -5 Devastation, predatory warfare; danger from an enemy. -6 Extortion- -7 Loss, destracon;awwcanjR.8. 41. -8 Adsion, perplexity. affray ; M- ; -J Confu 4.1. 1. varsenest, evil turn 8. 47. -9 wwr ^ff ; Tha f^tvr^ R. HTTT- rust on a mirror ( duct accumulating on its urfaoe ) ; 3g;% sr^r...rf&r -12 Sin, wickednees, sinful-13 Terrifying an enemy by shouts and gestures. -14 Divulging, making public. ness. I S. 2. ; -2 Expanded, blossomed, full-blown. -3 Clever, skilful. -4 Unconscious. A 1%fTs I sage w?p wise or learned jrtin, IHUi*?H fr fJlTf iTf MPt. 2. 43. -2 A god, dvty : W ; Deluging, inundating. -2 A horse's canter "WTO: Bk. : 1. 1 ; ifr- nrc Subh4ah.-3 The moon. -Oomp. epithet* trft:, -??; -f: A ftftJfT: teacher. Prsfm: of demon V. 1 3. A leuned man. -2 Indra. -f%<^, 5t^ : a mity. : Aroused, awakened, I fofZp.p. wide awake ; or gallop. ). ftaT5T<ET A A. 64. ditlerent Opposition, contrariety. Causing tumult. -3 ITTCTH'T 1 Banishment. -2 Staying abroad, sojourn. Obstructed, stopped. ; Floating or drifting about, 1 jtatTHt Staying abroad, dwelling country ( away from B 3. : 1 ; A wakening, being awake. 1 -2 Perosiving, discovering. -3 Intelconligence. -4 Awaking, becoming one of the 33 or 34 subordinate feelings (or wrwrrnHliO in Rheto- scious, Pr?r*Tr?irwt3Trw^r frar f%*rw -5 Inattention, absence of mind. ric; p. in a foreign : 2, Pt. ; remove, take away. one 3. -3 To be confused ( as mind ) -4 To be rained or destroyed. -5 To fail Caul. I To oauite to float or swim. -2 To divulge, spread abroad. -3 To ieoh ( to unworthy persons); Ma. 11. 199. -4 To cause to fail, spoil, mar sornrrfli'ronis.-'n^fVwtrtnrv Si. 2. 56. -5 To confound, 73. Ki. 11. 27. ( 6 ) Delutricking *sion arra^rfimr 'sg firawft 1 f^m^rp.p. H. u 118. Fastened, tied. -2 ; : wn or To become useless P. 1 ftiKBT^ unprofitable, ba foiled. swing * is ; f>Kcfrs 8 D. To frustrate, defett, render fruitless. or any other f%if&&jp.}>. 1 Deceived, cheated. -2 Disappointed. -3 Hurt, injured. her tjT A woman disappointed by ; CC Me. 68. -2 Idle, unmeaning. ar V. of a plant (%CH?T). 7. * disregard. late, ; a. 1 Fruitless, useless, vain, ineffectual, unprofitable ; *rr f* I Drifted, about. -2 Drowned, submerged, deluged, overflowed. -3 Confounded, disturbed. -4 Ravaged, devastate*!. -5 Lost, dhappeared. -6 Disgraced, dishonoured -7 Ruined. -8 Obscured, disfigured. -9 Depraved, dissolute, profligate, guilty of lewdn88. -10 Contrary, rsverge. false ; HJ <-H Turning out R. GK T^: See i To say, speak. -2 about. -J To speak -4 To explain, falsely or wlongly. T" quarrel, expound, interpret. -5 about. -6 To disdispute, contend agree with, contradict. 2 U. speak 4. 18. To or of f?*nt 1 1 U. 1 To divide, distri- ^g[t%HTfyer: N. bute; farT3*r rj Ifr- qfsforr- KTHstrwmsr?: R 29 ; 10. 54 ; 1. H- 865 fomn: ^nj Ms. 9. 120, 210 -2 The share of an inheritance. -3 A part or share in general. -4 Division, separation, disjunction (regarded in Nyaya phil. as aGuna): Ku. 2. 4 Bg 3. 58 -5 The nuraerntor of a fraction. -6 A section. -7 srfi^r alArrangement. -Coarp. 1. 3 ; Snrtaf^fV 3TT: V. 3.2 'distributes or places. -2 To divide ( as property, patrimony &c ); f^Tfir w: Si. ; Y. ' ed -3 To distinguish, discriminate. -4 To honour, worship. brothers'. ; HTHW/'. ]> I Divided, partition" ed ( us property &o. ). -2 Divided, Y. 2. 149. lotment of shares -ja; tho law of inheritance. Trsr-TTr a deed of pirtition vrt^". one who ST.~l. 3. -4 Different, multifarious. -5 Retired, secluded. shares in a property-ol ready distr buted Y. 1. 122. ; ; -6 Regular, syminetn'cal. -7 Ornamented. -8 Measure 1. ^!: N*. xf % Karttikeya. A (divided). -4 ment. -2 | noire. 3T: ( -3 Property parents and brothers ). bstween ind. : Separation. -Oomp a son born after partition of the family- property 4.20. his shire Part by part, (^vfr f>fl-o. Able capable of firm, to, Ki. 5. 43. -4 self-controllsd 95 -5 Ku. G ( In gram. Inflection of ) noun 3 Firm, hard. g ruler, master, sovereign, Ku. ; -4 vetse a To break asunder, Breaking-, I fracture. woman -6 A talkative woman guprotne ruler -7 A servant. Of S.va Kn. -2 -2 ^ A. manifestation 11. -7 1 ; fTVtrf^TCi\*t'r Git- Wealth, riches, property; ^3 TJW S. 5. 8 ; 1 R. 8 69. -2 Might, power, ; U. J To break, tear To change, become I To divido.separate. -2 To alienate, estrange. -.1 To drive away or cflE. dispel, remove, ; Ki. 5. orfr^vpr: Mil. 1. 26, R. 1. 9 21. -i Exalted position, rank, dig; nity. -4 Magnanimity. -5 fapTW p. p. To shine ;o"7fl7 9THST 2. 71. -2 To seem, appear. -3 To become visible, come t: | Broken asunder, divided, split. -2 Pierced, wounded. -3 Dispelled, driven away, dispersed. -4 Perplexed, bswildered. -5 Moved -7 to and fro. -6 Disappointed. Different, various. -8 Mixed, blend- Final beatitude, absolution. 2 P. 1 Bh. ed, variegated ; f!r?T5rT<JTr T^^rff^rT 4. to light. I Light, lustre. -2 A ray of -3 Beauty splendour. -Comp-trr: |. the sun; 5m nX ^flf%3T:5^r fwiraftmsffT: K- P. 10. -2. fire. arki plat. -3. the moon. -4. the. ffHT liglit. ; ^ re ths ~21^3: ^r ! ; It. qifrr ts.-'JT: iffcT: f 5 iV^: -3 ing. -2 Division, separation. Wounding. -4 Perplexing, bewilder -6 Enmity, ing. -5 Contradiction. opposition. -7 Variety, distinction. ; -?ft Daybreak, dawn; S. 5. 19. Division, portionment ( as of fsriTTT 1 109 * apinheritance ); partition, 12. 10. ; ; -10 Of Vishnu. fgM IP- I To appear, become mani Test. -2 To be equal to, suffice for. -3 To pervade. -4 To be able, l"To be capable of, prevail. think of, reflect, contemplate. -2 To be &waroof,know, perceive, difotw, U. Pt. 6. 7 see ; Mai. 1. 18 5. 21 2. 24. -3 Tosee or observer) in; tely, V. 4. -4 'o perceive carefully; 5 To decide, settle, make clear. manifest. show,reveaI.-6To separate. -7 To suppose, convince -9 To ; ; To -8 imagine. establish, prove ; S. 6. 10. ftw*: I (In RheK) Any condi ion which produces or develops a particular state of body or mind; (one of the three main divisions of Bki the other two being 3*3*1? jnd ^ifwf ' V q- W , f^vir^r'. ^fi*ifls^nrt'; g'S'lllf f ^- ! chief subdivisions are wrff*^ an/* A friend, an g-f ri^f see STifff^' -2 -3 exciting cirAny acquaintance. cumstance, ( as dre:s &". ) : ftTT^3> a. 1 Manifesting, showing' -2 Discussing. or f^HTT'T-'Tr 1 Clear perception ascertainment, discrimination, judgment. -2 Discussion, investigation, examination. -3 Conception, ima- gination. *r(lnlth?t.) A Bgnreof which effects are r'epreentspeech ed as taking place though their nn in I causes are absent f*\ r* T fSff>jr<J ; " D 1 T* lv 1T?I"JlM>I^'>T[T ;'t - n iy : irfSTtifCr 1 ' Manifested, imidn f^vrift'Wl'- punderstood, clenrly visible. 2Knowr, -4 ascertained. -3 Seen, conceived. Inferred, -5 disciirainated. Judged, ' Termialia N. of a tree, the three myro- inojn. -4. a kind of necklace. f%TW 15 5- Bg. ; -5 A lord, king.-6The -8 N. of Bvihman.-P Ma. 1. 6. 95; 7.31 ; Cim. changed. prowe, rrargT?aiT trftfVw^i V. 2 [an revile, estrange. -Pats. w?rg groatn? S3 as down. -2 Topierece, penetrate.-3To divide, separate. -4 To interrupt, -5 To scatter, unbind, disperse. -6 To TJ alienate, untie. -7 looser, Division. f%*T^: To Iy down To sbnse, I An option, alternative. ? 1 Optionr.lity of a rule. Light, lustre. 7 -6 Bieakingont, R. 6. 3. ; soul. Cm. optional rule -2 defame, censure. Stopping. obstruction, stoppage; Bg. 2. 26. -3 Bending, contraction (n*of the eyebrows); 9T>vriTf fetf -2 Turmeric. -5 A per. harlot. ) bteak to pieces, shatter. fsTtfT: 5. 44. -3 A biwd. -4 A I P. plil. ) Ether -I Space. 1 : Dividing, distributing. . to be \ Portionable, divided. -2 Divisible. case or ciso- termination. 7 Nyaya everywhere, allpervading all material -3 Time. -4 Tne 4. 15, 5. 7 A , Self Bubdued, ; Kternal, existing ; sion, separation in interest. -3 portion or shire of inheritance. In ( with if.); ( by share, proportionately. Separation, I , -2 Eminent, supreme. -3 1. division, pirtilion, apportionment. -2 Divi- f%rnfr:/. Might 1 /. ) powerful. pervading, >nd. Proportionately. : retire Solitude, A means I Terror. -2 of terrifying, a scare (a ecare-crfw), ; separated in interest, us in fqiTTfir Htwr;. -3 P^it'd, separated, made distinct 2. 114. Belerios, one of balans. ftfifTT " Frightening, terrifying. indicated. -6 -Oomp. Proved, eslablisned with whom trsTa-sr a. ' . 866 of mind caused by love; part has been discovered,' who has beend found guilty with regard to a part (of what is in dispute); ftwii*t*iT %* TjfJfS^ V. 4. 17. ftyflp. p. *wfsr ^jiirnfjHjft H%<J. splendour; sr?i tjsrriifcrsrftfitiiftfa;^ffc: Mu. 3; B. 8. 36. -5 Wealth.nches; K. 4.19, 6. 76; 17.43. -6 Superhuman which Ku. art^, snft, 71*1% *f?rar and *r*nTOiwai ) (filar, 2. 11. -7 ; Asliea of 10 D. cow-dung. To adorn, decorate; 1 s*r Bh. 9. 33 K.U. 1. 28. ; in ; 2. 19 Si. ; -2 Ved. To shine U. 1. 20, 34, 6 4 Si. 6. 46, 7. 15, 16 64,Mal7.-8Doubt,apprehension. ; -9 Ctprice, whim. Old age. ; i%- ; B. 16. bO. p p. Wt% *mfff^?rj> 4. 54. -2 Light, lustre. ; Whirling, going round. coufiiBion -3 Hurry, P- to To drop or fall ruin, decay. -3To 1 from, go astray .-4 folose. -5 To dinappear, vaoi h. -6 To fail. Cau. 1 To strike ctf, knockdown. -2 To lead aitray, induce. -3 To destroy, ruin, annihilate. -4 To deprive ( one ) of. scatter. 1 Bg 1. Falling away Decay, decline, ruin. -3 or off. _2 A precipice. ?%Hi%H.P.P- 1 Led e8tray,8educed. -2 Depnvefl of. -3Destroyeld, ruined. i^y^p.p. I Fallen off or away, separated. -2 Decayed, lost, fallen, ru ned. -3 Disappeared, vani.ilieri.-4 Deprived or devoid of. -2 To splendid, bright, f^$r* 1, 1 To roam, wander -2 To hover, whirl or wheel round. -3 To scare away, dispeise, scatter about. -4 To be confused or ; confound JOUW K. P. 10. ; Koaming or wandering about. -2 Whirling or going round, lolling about. -3 Error, mistake, blunder. -4 Hurry, confusion, flurry, 1 erturbation especially, tha flur : 1 ; mind -2 or discomposed U. 1. 7. Absent minded. -3 Perplexed, ; bewildered. -4 Displeased. -5 Changed in mind or feeling. o 1 Displeased. -2 mind or feeling. -3 Sad, ftT*ijfff in 1 destroy, disperse, annihilate. Utter ruin or destruction. To bjcrme perplexed or confused -2 To be intoxicated or nridCau. 1 To confound, perplex. -2 To intoxicate, 4 P.' I 1 Free from anger. -2 Free from grief. Exchange, barter. Thought, deliberation. -2 Impatience, non-forbe reverse or accident, one of the five Sandhii. in a drana it is tb.ns d*; flned in 8. D. ri^ 3<5Tjrnrri ; Tl^ 1 madden. ftfTrt Bullish I p. p. -2 Intoxicatrd. furious, in rat. ; f^?qr a. I 336 see Mn. 4. 3 often written ftqi in all these senses ). Free from intoxication; Devoid of fjoy, sad, Pt. 1. 238. .-2 : cheerless. Pure ' tw'nles*, spotft-jra a clean { 6g. also ). -2 Clear, as limpid, pellucid, transparent ( 3 White, bright. water ); f^T 3Trt; leap, Cam To disrespect, dis- honour, inanlt tmj sr S. 5. 20 ijTr^flnfJra Talc. ftv& wipr Mk. Girnar in Qnjerat ; f5rnfj>-^. 55: 8 9. 1 Disagreeing, dissent- differing in opinion. -2 At variance, inconsistent. -3 Slighted, despised, neglected. -4 Dubiouc, doubtful. a - An enemy. ing, An inscriptions deity, - a Stupid, devoid of intelfS: /. 1 Dissent, ligence,'.foelish. disagieement, diffetence of opinion. Dislike. fwflTT: -i -3 Stupidity. I Disrespect, dishonour. -2 A measure. -3 A balloon, ver-gilt. -2 the mountain for its ( famous a gnr an offering to crystal Unclean maat ( ai of ). fqiTl^/. gf: 1 Sil arf^: ). -nw: f^far: dogs 3 Arhat. -Oomp. 1 -2 ; ; ( about. disorderd, be bewildered or perplexCaua. To confuse, ed Fg. 16. 16. ' dis- 8d, I - spirit?, sorry, 1 To ; 4 P. a f^T'T^) -flH*f^i 22. -3 To confound, confuse. : Disrespected, di^cousjlate, deprtsied in Free from jealousy, <* ; 8. 8. p- P- : ftfT^T^ unenvions 43; 5. honourel. fiTT? J a- fall, stray R?l! Kn. discomposed. f5rff(JT)^9 P- down. -2 To go -2- the driver of a heavenly car. ffcnrar Disrespect, dishonour contempt, humiliation fttrpTHT Qif I luminons. Upheld, guppoited, A., 4 P. - -6 decorated, maintained. fsr^ 1 awern^rr *utniTHSflV Me A hoisa. -Oonp. *5rfl* tnri -^TT o moving in a balloon. I- an excellent beavjnly car'; U. 9. 69. Changed , P ftjfcT ; *ir A. To shine brilliantly 1 or intensely; Batn. 1. 21. splendour. wxfozp-p- Adorned, moving through the f^nnRTKs B- IS- 7. 61 f^fl(%ngrp!rwW! K.; K. J2 104 ;Ku. 2. 45, 7 40; V. 4. 43 ; Ki. 7. 11. -4 A vehicle or conveyance in general B. 16 68. -5 A palace ( with seven stories ) ; fcwr 1, -3 Beauty, ornamented. ( . -2 Flurry, error, r decoration i~>jn Ki. 7. 5, K. Ornament, 1 ; ; precipitation. Bh. 2. 7 ) Wbitled about. -2 I Agitaied, bo wildered,conf used, flurried -3 Mistaken, erring. -Oomp. siwii a. with n.lling eyes. ?fhy a. ]. confused in mind. -2- intcxicated, drunk, (-a- ) 1. a monkey. -2. tbe disc of the sun or moon. 1 Ornament, decoration skies ; forth, appear. at flurry ) Ku. 1.4. (see Malll. thereon) -6 Any amorous or sportive adi in, amorous pUy or movermnt; Mai. 1. 26, 9 38. -7 Beanty, grace, charm \:'S. 15-25. consists cf eight faculties, 3?fBr>r^, "ftf^i Hence Arisen, produced -2 -3 Great, I iftwnh/. I Might, power, greatness; Si. 14. 5 ; Ku. 2. 61. -2 Prosperity, welfare. -3 Dignity, exalted rank 4 Riches, plenty, magnificence, ( ( ornaments &c. wrong places through Appeared, manifested. mighty. power on of Putting heavenly car -5 A stepmother. -Oomp. a step-mother's son. bad road ' " 2 A conduct or course, wrong road, evil -3 A broom. f?nT^ - A immorality. unchaste woman ^-om. ; 8G7 a. -ilf?>asr following evil coursegs; r; 8. 5.. 8. Searching looking out for. r in Touch for?T9T, ftfofsiw a. Mixed, blanded, mingled (with ingtr. or in comp.)i SrHwi'awr Mb. 27 ; Mn. 1. ; ( t^art ) W: TTsftl^'- -;rr ft"S?l 6 P. to. -0 cry, sjy a weeping ^gr%:/. 1 , ra jgi n g a ] ou d bitterly. Release, liberation. -2 final Absolution, - Separation. liberation. a. 1 Unsealed. -2 Opened, budded, blown ( as a flower &o. ). 4 P. | To be f%jjjj confused, be- fiQS wildered, or perplexed, be embarrass3. 6, 27. -2 To be Bg. 2. 72 foolish or infatuated. Cain. 1 To infatuate, bewilder. -2 To allure, tempt, seduce. ed ; ; ftgru a. Confused, confounded, bewilderad. Confounded, bewildered. -J Seduced, tempted, beguilJ. -3 Siapid. -4 Wise, learned. fulfil'' P- I A kind of divine being. 9 P- I To press, squeeze. r^^T, -2 To bruise, orusb, pound. -3 To 3": kill, destroy. -4 To lay waste, de- vastate. ftflf^i 1 ng. ( n Pounding, crushing, brni*- -2 Rubbing together, trituration of perfumes ), friction fwtr^. To | tend. I%TIT; -2 trol. 30 2. rr<MTf 7 ; 12. 24 Ku. ; fr?r(T killing. See dit>eo!ved feel. ed from void of. sf^-jfj Bk.~3. 87 Bg. 18. 63 7 A. *^H^ sever. w q4h re- divide, or deliver from, instr. ) ; sriT^ ; Mk. ?rr \^^^Hp.p. releas- -2 D:scbargi ng .-3 severed, Detacher', I 4. 18. ing, deficient. unyoking. disunion Separation, 1 : V.4. -3 Liberation, ci 3,; emancipation. fwtfT - ( fr or sfr/. ing, tempting, fascinating. N. of a division of Hell. ducing, tempting, Infatuation. . 1 ) sf Allur- Bri^YoTMrsa ^., -sj Abflence. loss. 1 fascinating. Refreshing, ing. -2 Cleaning, wiping. to wither or fade a Se- l^'ftt'T'rr Bv. The mustard plant. of a creeper. see App. ?g: The betel-nut tree. 63. Si.' 12. -2 Separated. -2 Ab- m. Tho ruddy goose. A woman 1 from her lover ( i ; -3 Subtraction1 sent, apart. reviv- -3 Causing way waisting away. See fa'fif'lrt a- -2 eeparotod or huariand 4. 35. -2 N. of ; metre a ; I ). fc^rfSfiT./'.p. 1 Separated. -2 Se. parattd from, deprived of. nr?fffiT'.-^\ (as -3 To seDaratad.-2Separated from, deserted by. -3 Free from, deprived of ( with instr. or in comp. ). -4 Fail- Qui'tmg, leaving, abandoning. -4 Laying( as eggs ). . -3 Pressing together 1 fVgw ; wn Release, liberation, freeing -2 Discharging, shooting. final emancipation or beatitude. ; 6!, 11. 28. B. gtt ; srgf^sr f%js^ K. 38. Caul. 1 To separate. -2 To free from, deprive of arerrTrrr - Unloosing, Ki. 2. 49; disjoin, with ( Pt. fv I Release, freedom. -5 To free deprive of reflected Liberating, 3 5. 26. -4 To ; RarmTRS^fr Jjrar Ku. Trr lax, slacken. abandon leave, ; -2 To separate 13. 63. ; -2 To 1 T f%3*fr f^fwr p. Considared, upon, pondered over. I 4. 18. part with, forsake ; -3 A conflicting 7 2 Reasoning judgment. -4 Hesitation, doubt. -5 The impression left on the .mind by past good or bad aclions gee w*,. fafJlTrff Deprived of, separat-2 Without, de- 1 V. ; observe. I conDeliberation, sideration, examination, discussion. 1 intran. ( ; perceive, hesitate, doubt. f%fftsr fer I .p. n%zp. -2 Auda-3 ). tj? prevent. ; test ( To be sepaiatcd or ). -2 To lose or be deprived of. -3 To exclude, deprive of. -4 To keep or ward off, 2 P. ^"W: &* ing, setting free. Bold I shameless, impudent. Abandoned, wretched. ; -4 To -S To examine fWW -3 To I check, conRestraint, Diitress, pain, affliction. -3 cious, a- 6. 61. 10. 56. -6 To ex* out, restrain. cuib, Cessation, stop. ' - Ki. To spread I -2 To give, grant, bestow. To think, (over); stroke, rub. -3 consider, reflect, ponder s P. 1 touch, -2 To n -2 Abandoned, given up, q lilted, left. -3 Freed from. -4 Uuiled, discharged. -5 Given vent the son. ) bird. I ; liberated. A fa ; Pass. To be deprived of, be freed from. f*SW p. p- I Set free, released, ; *es -2. the galaxy. -^rR^ (faTWTf^C ) > a kite. jt%. /. darkness. : ftfrrfiT, ft j p. p. I Pounded, crushed, grounl. -2 Rubbed. -3 Anointed, gmeared. ; : 1. 7 R. 13. 40. the heavenly 0>an- I. jfirr wrS): ( ft g;tf i^. pounding tranpliog. fnotion. -3 Destruction, 4 An eclipse. -3 To Rive up, lay aside, abandon, quit f% 5 take, asgura. S. -Comp. Pounding, crushing -2 Rubbing together ft S. 2. 12. -10 To 5f 1 nnfastan, untie, q 7: R. 8. 25. -7 To *f<3t iWS'B? throw, cast, -g To take offi(clotheg), nndress oneself. -9 To stop, cease. . -2 The trituration of bruising. perfumes. -3 An eclipse. -4 The conjunction of the gun an moon. -5 Destroying. 17, ; 1, ?ftff7ff ,,,. ftffjfcr,rt Weariness, tediouanesg. f^w^ff. 1 Grinding 130. looaen, unbin atmosphere eclipse. -4 Without, devoid of ( in comp. ) 8*531^33* ^'S 5 T(^r wt ^fifrsr w j* K. 8. 67. Ny-^6 P. I To free, liberate. -2 To The sky, " ; R. 16. 8, 19. 47.-3 Adverse; 85rfr% H. 7 2. jsr^wtlr: Me. fifr . -5 -8 Destruction, devastation B- 6. 62. -9 Conjunction of the gnn and moon. -|Q An -1| 3. 44. ; ; Wfa Tts*sr: 1. ; ; ^q?7tft? *t T s?V r rrwrfr znvrftiGyft TW: Qlt- 5. a - ( tf / ) I With the fo% face averted or turned away from. -2 Averse, disinclined, opposed srnfsr -4 Spoiling, marring ). contact. -6 Rubbing the person with gaffiron O r other ungnents. -7 War, battle, fiht, encounter D for. eeking embrace 5^?T5['%R^rTT?orr qfrw^or Mk. -2 The womo / I Marfffold of animals ( biilb. Kull fo ; Mi. 12. 77). -3 A debased or ignominious birtb. f^^ 10 U. I To arrange Ki. 7-2 To compose, put together. write R. 5. 75, Me. 8C, 103. -3 ; 94. ; Toeffect, pro Ino), cause, in ike; Bv. 1. 30. -4 To put on. -5 To set, inlay. f^f^T-Tr tion ; -2 Contriving, con-3 Formation, creation. fon% -2 formed, prepared. Contrived, constructed. -3 Written, composed. -4 Trimmed, dressed, embellished, ornamented. -5 Put on, worn.' -6 S;t> inlaid. a- Free from I dust. -2 Free from passion'; Si. 20. 80. -3 Free from menstrual excre- ; ; 1 f^ar ftwfir *q- t Bv. 4. 25 or: R. 8. 22 ?fr flnirra ; T OTTifCT U. fetftp-p. 33 1. Bh. ; 2. 80. Ceased or desisting 1 from (which Abl. pod, ceased. -3 Ended, concluded, end ). A woman whom in the menstrual secretion has ceased. U. To rendar free from dnit. ftnrh^ P. 1 To boeorno from free dust, be pare. '-5T> -f%: N. of Brahman. 4 U. l, ed or I Togrow soiled, be coir se or rough ; Irsir rlTS^f^i^fT: faff Tfrwun Pt. 1. 82 ( where it has sense 2 also ). -2 To be discontented or disaffected, Wffi to dislike, hate; f^Ttgr^rsftm*^ wm Mk. 1. 53 -qj fSfamfo wft Bk. 18. 22. -J ft<WT Bb. 2. 2 To become disgusted with the world and hence to renounce all worldly gpr: ; m -f^rft:/. I Cessation, stop, d'scon tinnaaca. -2 Rest, end, pause. -3 Indifference to worldly attachments; Bb. 3. 79. ft^WT>!TWT5T^5 Cesjation, -2 Sun- stop. set. To colour, dye. ft^RjU. p. 1 Very red, ruddy, B. 13. 64. -2 Discoloured-. -3 Changed in mind, disaffected, Bh. 2. displeased; passion -4 Free from or worldly attachment, indifferent. -5 Impassioned. ^r An unfortunate nnbappy woman. 1 ( a ) disconHT^ff trw Bh. Cessation, 1 Change of disposition, dissatisfaction, discontent, disaffection. -2 Estrangement. -3 Indiffer- absence of desire, freedom from passion of worldly attachment. ence, A f^TJ: kind of agallo- f%T A kind of fragrant grass ; p. 1 Djisertad, abandoned, forsaken. -2 Separated fro Lonelf, solitary -4 Bereft of, devoid or destitute of, treo from ( mostly in comp. ) / ) | Absent from, being separated fro-n a mtstre or lovsr ^jifpf JJ^^^T ^-q W r^ a. ( off Mbh. solitary. ; -2 End, (1) Rest, repose. ter- conclusion TSTPTK^rU. 3. irr> r>crw Qtt. 5 mination, ; sfrfffTffrir ; Mil. 9. 34. -3 Pans', stop. -4 or pime of the voice Mk. 3. 5. -5 A small oblique stroke The stop ; placed under a consonant, usually at the end of sentence. -6 K. of Vishnu. f^c?T " 1 Having ; -4 Rare.scarcely found, nnfrequent; Pt. 1 21. ftrwr ff ansi|CTT: K. -5 Few, little ( referring to number or quantity ) aft nrwfo griaqrif ; ; r> Bv. Si. distant, 3. 9. long 117 1. -6 ; mfrr- Rernot*, as dis- time, tance &o. ). rT Curds, coagulated milk jj ind. Scarcely, rarely, not frequently. -Oomp. -3rrg?ra bandylegged, bow-kneed. ^^r a kind of ( grnel. nrrTT Change of fr^Tf a. I Tasteless, iniipid, irr^^f^S f^rrfTR TT7 f^WTr^ TTt f^?W^ Bv. 1. 7 ; 6. 10. -3 Cruel, unfeelMil. 1.31 ff: P*in. ing. ; Parting with, separation. -2 Especially, the separati n of lovera wr f^Tf !T7 sfrff Gt- 4 Mo 8 STTlft f^W: 5TT T *T> 6W Abience. -4 Waut. 12, 29, 85, 87. -3 -5 Desertion, abandonment, flinflfaf: 1 ; ; - -2 Lonely, -2 disposition, discontent, dissatisfaction grr^J q-ftf ffj dininolination. 1. -J Aversion, -4 Indifference to Mn. freedom from I To shine, glitter -2 To apoeur or loik like 2). -3 To be eminent or illustrious. C.iut. To brighten, ? Bv. 1 ; illu / quiahment. -6 The feeling of love see ftn JK ( 6 ). -7 in separation Loneliness. -Oomp. -y*&: the flre U. 1 ; 83. R. 2. iruite, irradiate. TO. I Beauty, splendour. -2 of the Kjhatriya or warrior trio?. -3 The flrst progeny of Brahman cf. Us. 1. 32 f^Tnj A man ; ; -4 The body. -5 ( N. of 'intellect' 1 1 Vedaota phil.) caasiJered s ruling over the aggregate of bodies. /. N. of a Vedic metre. See fla- -2 Unpleasant, disagree- painful 1. C'^an?e of calonr. I 1 ated. vourless. able, 1 worldly attach .nentu, parated by intervals, thin, not thick or compact forTm Tfffr ^Jrf^ffrHT*: f|n%*?f U. 2. 27 1. 20 irift r,: R. 5. 74. -2 Fine, dtlioate. -3 LOOSP, wide apart. ; ; passion. interstice], se- '. chum. . hire. f^rr^iT^fT jca CHt. ; - black A woman from hor lo vor or hisb-ind -Z Wagns, tinuance ggf nrsrr T 2. 80 jjf TTCTrf^tf^ Tt.fr 5TTr?raTr ; . a 3TT: tba fever or naguish of sapiration. f?cft=t ; attachments. -C'aus. T?^Jfj.Tr w.imin distressed by the abienso of her lover or husband, one of the sever.il olmsos of a NlvikX in see S D. 121. poetic compositions 65. 8. ; discolour- in separation. away 1 15, tion. swff from separation, pining a. suffering -2 Rested, stop frnf ifaf 5r3^R^! R- ; of seoaration. ; ; ilrrn: 1 Free from dust or pa 8 f%TxT lion. 7: An epithet of Vishpu. -3TT 1 Dnrva grass. -2 N. of the wife of Natmsha. o. or ; at an Arranged, ma.le, I 1. stop, ; Arrangement, disposi* -4 Composition, compilation. 2. 27 ; 6. 33. -2 Toceaae, leave off ( speaking *c. ) R. 2. (r.TT.TjrHFKrr ft^ ^7f% 51 Si. 2. ~13 oft. with abi. sr 1 Si. 5. 21. structing. U. dfsint, ft a?. P-P-l Irradiated, illnnain-2 Displayed, manifested. : I N. of a district in India. -2 N. of a king of the Matgya'.The Pin having assumad different dieguisox. His diu^hter Uttari was married to Abliimanyu and was mother on Parlkshit who succee led Yudhiwthira tothe throne of Ilastin^pura. -Oomp. 3Tt a sort of infe-ior diamond. T*qr n. the fourth book of the Mahlbhirata. ; 1 P- To 1 eome to an end ; end, terminate, 3rf^f^Tr*nrrTr trnrr. * of separation. WTWr the state A mond. sort of inferior dia- 869 m An 3 P. To 1 570 S. D. elephant. - q-jr of hurt, injure, fw fa?i*TftnT3T\T fend, wrong s*M iff^ <S: Si- 2. 43 ftfn? (J* T; - L ud cry ; g-eir Icae, -2 To 41. 2. Ou^r^fvn^T: U.3. or lamentation; 30 v.l. ; ba deprived of. ; fttt^f />> 1 Opposed, counteracted. -2 Offended, injured, treated with contempt under jr-i with the quotations above. see : f% at i^tTjfdfff? Ku. 5. 17. -5 0/jarrelm. An f nooiy Si. 16. 04. aome. 1 P. 1 To grow, ahoot up ; variance with. -2T) contend or fail. quarrel with Pe. 4 116 -3To -4 To bo kept back or withheld, R 2 26 Mk. 1. 19. -2 To rmunt, ascend. -3 To arise, proceed. -Cdus. heal ( ai a wound ). -2 To I To TJ oppoae, . hinder, prevent. opposed be to, obstruct, Pais. J To inconsistent of be ; fttltl: -2 Aunoy- Opposition. 1 tnolestitioa. -3 N. Rakahasa elain by ance, vexition, of a powefnl B&ma. ft Opposing. -2 Hurting, injuring,offending. -3 Pain, anguish. See I N man. -2 Of Siva. -3 - bl'otaded. -4 Opposed to, inconsntent with, incongruous, inconsistent -5 Contrary, opposite, opposed in quility. -6 Contradictory, hetu in proving the revaree, ( as a ) HIV7TTI*ru;fr Ifjf^?': Logic Vishnu. N. of Brahman Vikr. 1.46 N. 3. 41 ;. Si. 9. 9. -2 Of Visbna. -3 Of Siva. I A : ; qrs Mk. ^r: U. a aouud, sound in IT* ; 2. 23. -J To cry M ' ; -j: Opposition, cbs' ruction, impediment. -2 Blockade, siege, in- ; vf stment. -3 Restraint, check. -4 Inconsistency, incongruity, contra- 1 -5 diction. Enmity, 6. 11 ; Antithesis', hostility 332 Pt. 1 ; ; contrast. ftftifr fasrhTi R. 13. 10. -6 U. -7 A f?y p p< Scroamad, shouted. -2 Resounding, filled with cries. -?r 1 Crying, shrieking, roiling &o. -1 quarrd, disagreement. -8 A calamity, misfortune. -9 ( In Hhet ) An apparent incongruity which in merely Cry, sound, noiso, clamour, lin. -3 Singing, hum iiing, chirping, buzzing cr*j;if^5ir ^7 ?f S. 4.9. verbil and I ; - P- \ Broken to pieces, shattered. -2 Destroyed. -3 Bent. -4 Blunted, dulled. ; ; m. A Vight is explainer! away by pro. Growing, shaoting forth. : I^T <* Tf or ( "ft / ) De- ' formed, ugly, misshapen, diHfigured Pt. 1. 143 -2 Unnatural, monstrous. -3 Multiform, diverse. q- I Deformity, ugliness. -Z Variety of Comp. form, nature, or character. deformed eyeg 3i*r a. having ; It. (-3T:)N. of having an nnu-tual number of K 5. jjir ^T j Hsrwir sftg-q'rt g*rf^STTBj^T aPr^ifar: aV ^ricfr^^n Vb 1 2; KJ. 6 21.-<jf eyes ^ ) ir: ; i 1. diifiguring. f^Tsi a. ^J^ -2. injuring. ^T m. an epithet of Siv*. formed. a- fisf^ de- Deformed, ugly. -2 \ Hideouf, frightful, monetrous. A nickname. a. (ufr/. m- ngly, disflgnrea. ^js Deformed, ) A pole-cat. of the Evacuation f^Tcf- I bowels, purging. -2 A purgative. gether ( this figure id largely used by Bana and Subandhu gxrwfir 7i^. c ?3S being 3T, ^v>Ti 4Q^ji'i(, mflffi familiar instances ) it igtbus defin Absence of the H See R<^. Purged, evacuated. : ; : ; Roughening. -2 Acting 1 lfr as an astringent. -3 Blame, censure. -4 A curse, an imprecation. perly c nstruingthe passage; it conFists in representing objects as antithetical to one unotber though in the nature of things they are not BO: :representing things as being together though really (hey cannot be to; To shine, be re1 A. 1 Bk. 8. 17. 14 Undent R 6. 5 60. -2 To be eminent or conspicuous. -3 To become visible, appear. -4 To illuminate, brighten ( P. ). -5 To Cam. 1 To irrapleago, delight. diate, illuminate. -2 To delight in. -3 To sport with. -2 13. Planting. .Siva ( out, about, Clam; u r, noise, sound airHt mil: R- 2 9, 16. 31. a as ( ; 'rj^'USf Weeping, cryjng, ofr 1 sboutiug. -2 Lamenting. Weeping, C'ying -2 A broom. Si f^^Tip: 5. 64. I A stream. -2 river, letter -* A hole, pit, chasm 5F: A ruy of light ; ; R?f'T cd by Marnmsta: f^^^if jlgr^: K. P. 10; is ulso called 31%:, /, weapon. : ^isTfTftsflthis figure -3omp. (q?r -q-^coutradiclion, oppo- sition. ifilK^ quarrels. J^ a. fomrnting opposing. (-) an eneruy- Proclaiming. -2 Cry- I _ _ pr; -^ ing aloud. -3 A panegyric, laudatory poem mounted. 1 Rfri( T Haalinff. iore ) jJif^rfw fa S. 4. ). 1 a. BJ ; ; position I>H% cpr food -Hm^ sTrfcm? ^?fr ; 3 as ( -2 -Comp. w Rrd(sT^lf ?r -9 impropitious. Opposition, contrariety, hostiDiscord, dissagrecment. vfr a. evil-minded, wicked. m a fault or defect in coin- ' ^f lity. scream. ; f^vT P P 1 G'own, gerrainiled, Mk. 1 9. -2 Produced, shot up born, atUou. -3 Urown, increase 1. -4 Budded, bloasouied.-5 Aacaade I sfisfr -10 Wrong, unlawful, improper. -1 1 Excluded. -12 Uncertain, doubtful. Rs. 6. ; <j. forbidden Prohibited, V.4. 20; Bk. 5.54 -2 To make f%cT: ?3?i?5I^ Uostile, adverse, inimical. e. ; -8 Uufovourable. note, sound. I general 1't. 1. 75 -7 T. S To cry, bewail, laf%$ 2 P. ment ;;T3 JT?^r?f ?> *R*T f^Ctfa H27. K Tatka ; ; g?5*>: ; plant. P- I Hinderad, checked, opposed, otatructol. -2 Blocked up, confined or abut up. -3 Besieged, Brah- o ; fgr^gf ; fw%: fsff{3'T -3 Opposition, resistance. -4 Conradictior, inconsistency. S^Tpnt a. (4t/.J 1 Beaigting, opposing, obstructing. -2 Besieging. -3 Contradictory, opposed to, inconsistent with jrTff?Trtile, inimical, adverse ing. ; Hindering, opposing, obstructing. -2- esiegiag, f^fujsf * 1 ^r^-^: 1 The sun. -2 The moon. -3 Fire. -4 N. of the BOH of Pmrladaand U. 74. -Comp of Bali; f.ther gn: ' 5i. an epithet of Bali. ff5 I. 6 P. ( ftr ) 1 To cover, divide. -II Oouue~al.-l To break, 10 U. (^iMfl) To throw, forth. aend 870 Ku. Q. perceive, 1 notice. To ie, observe, -1 To characterise, - Bewildered,embarri89ed.-3Sttrprisabashed, ed,astonished.-4 Ashamed, n^<J fwfjf^f ? r S. 6- 4. >^ rfiarfafftffWi H 1 <* v 'ng no cha w 11 ; mft? To babble. pratlle, talk idly, wailing 3 A ao- ^^-tSi.15 =H;9. - oily -3 Strange, exunusual. -4 Possessed traordinary, * I A vain of inauspicious marks. or useless state. -2 Perceiving, Lamentation, wailing. -2 jair or 5 a wfii lamentation, Wailing, 1 To hang down .bang remain, wait, stand or -2 Flashing, tering, shining, bright. darting. wW* ^5 1. playful 33 ; -3 To waste, f^rs ; 7. 50. -3 Gone by, ed, directed Ku. slender, time as ).-4Thm, elapsed( Ku. delicate wiSTWT %f|fo lousness. lose. -3 Waving. -4 Spoitive see ,>aq. abov 1 Glittering, gleaming. | Hanging over, pendu-2 Tardiness, delay, orc- Hu ciastination. Hanging down, depend- f^TST -2 Delay, ; procrastination ing. ; rising of constella- r ; i -2 A^gleam, " flash; ; t ; flashing, Glittering, faWff* 1 gleoming.-2 Sorting, dallying. r*vr*p P i Qii" nj5. 8hin: -2 Appeared, maniing, gleaming. JT fested. -3 Sportive, wanton. - f% ftas^ wrt* a putoff.retardprocrastinato.postpone. toClinging or sticking ?WT5W' fastened on; aur^i restinfr on, 9. 20.-lCast.flxftsfr S. 7. 25 Si. I -3 The upwards. . . still; cTT 7. 13. 1. hips. : Mal.3.8.-6 qplWhB^ shoot - rasjir clicg to. The j ** if* To move at out, dart, -4 To delay, be retarded; B Tifri w fraffcnfet Ku. embarrassed, puzzled. -4 Vexed, annoyed. -5 Undistinguished. 1 P. To stick or adhere to, 1. 39 7 1. 11. set, -3 To stay or lag behind, stay rgi>- Q. f*sgTtr^^fjraF!> i>psnlrr> airr ^Trt-rt U"- 1 ! RP ft<7Hft S5* 10. 62. from, be suspended from;B. decline ( as the sun &o. ) -2 To ftBT$ft p, p. 1 Distinguished, discovered. -2 Dis, perceived, seen, oernible by. -3 Dismayed, perplexed, I *if^ ^ ; A. , observing. f%3jr a. ; -4 To sound, echo, work reverberate. -5 To act upon, ) wPr oneself show ( f upon, R- 12. 78. : ; -3 To 87. oueself, play, f^3fir ^RttnutgoiT ^ara moan; c5ffrrort wail, amuse sport, wail. fTOTT: other. 68 about spoitively I ibin *' ^ Rt?OTff ; -3 Lamenting, - I|T p> f%Tf5 iff^T: Bk. 10 flR Me. 47 B. 13. 76. -2 To appear, arise, become manifest ; &tr ftffWff substance. ftfrfqji ; ** RsT^l^TficiSSW: U ; attennant. l glitter Talking.-2 Talking idly, 30. -4 The sediment of any marks. -2 -5 An ing. ; ffcStjsf 1 -5 tcristic or distinguishing Different, -2 Corroding. -3 Removing, taking away. -4 Attenuat- Bk. >rr j?W liquefying, Dissolving, 1 6 chattering, prattle. H^f"f Forced, a unnatural, embirrassed (as smile); K. 233 ; f*w$rf?w ftwr Ri^'J'i dissolution. ; no characmarks. -2 teristic or distinguishing disconcerted; ^RTHllc?4Si.9. 17). ; see Having I l5?!^r to end, to be terminated; P. 1 To say, speak. -2 To lament, moan, bewail, cry, weep 4. 4 firarffcysiT ft*i*tfnrT Ku- ; ; B. ; Shameless, unabashed. confused, be dUtinguish.-J ToJ)e bewildereed 14 1. 14. or . 81, V. 4. festation ; as Me. -3 Appearance, mani- *- in a^rr^t'CcTitdr dalliancs, amorous also ) i gesture ( fig. -4 Sport, play, or wanton tions. U. I To pass or spring ftfJjT^lO over traverse f^fT^r^riTTiT t^fTT^T'T" 8 26. CTtR. 5. 42; 16. 32; Si. 12. 24, a ff A?V*i Constipation. ; -2 To f^H^tei p. p. violate, transgress, overstep, wf disregard, neglect v i j Jlf% Ku. 3. 25; R. 5. 48, Ki. 2. 45, violate the limits Si 17 12 -3 To - ^^f ; 1 ; N- 5. 2. leave aside trr R 3. 4- -4 To riw go up to rU. 0. R. 9. 74. of 'propriety towards, ascend or ; -5 To give up, abindon, ; nr sr*1t -6 To surpass, excel ing. Hanging, depend- 1 -3 -2 Pendent, jendulous. Depending on, closely connected with. -4 Tardy, delayed, retarded. W -5 Slow ( as tim> in music'). Delay -ft ind. Slow, tardily. ftftr^l a. (sft/.) I Hangjing^town, de^erdiag, pendent; sr^t j>^V ^TT: S. 5. 12 ; fr? -7 To cuuee to fast. -8 To To offend, overcome, surmount. -9 Si 4. 29. 59 R. 16. 14, 18. ; Ku. 26 1. 14 -2 t^avff: I Sport, play, pastime diversion, pleaAmorous pastime, so sure as in ft<5TaTO?JT R- 8. 64 ; ; * -* Co- ft?.m*T=rt, f?OT?n^< quetry, dalliance affectation, Wan- or play, tonneae, graceful movement indicative of any feminine gesture amorous sentiment S. 2. 2 ; 5. 6 Ki. 5. 13. ; -2 Transgressing, overstepping -20f ence.transgreseion.in j nry Passed ov:r or firaftff p- P- 1 -2 over. Transgressed. gone beyond, -3 Surpassed, excelled. -4 yercome, defeated. A. To he bashful or being slowj ashamed ; r: 1 1 Liberality. -2 A world ; ( iffff ftBTH* ; dissolution of the ir^c to -^ m& a ileasute-house. 13. Ko. ; 5. gift, DissolutioP,Hquefftction. death, end srTjJ -2 Destruction, Destruction or Si. 9. 26. f^f amorous movement donation. f?T5Fj: ; grove. T Uit. 6. 1 -4 Grace, beauty, eleM&l. 2. 6. -5 Flash, charm gance, SBTT'T pleasuregleam. -Oomp. 22 ; dilatory, Delaying, ; Mk. ; insult. f^5T*3^ modest, to blush, feel Mil. 2. 9. ; 2. 224. f^ysTsj K. -5 Action or gesture -6 Effect, frnit, result : in general. be dissolved, 1 Sport, play, pastime. -2 Wantonness, dalliance. A wanton or amorous f3<3T(r* woman ;K. 9. 48; Rs. 1. 12. in one act f^fTTRrwr A drama of love-incidents ; it is full thus dedned 871 In 8. D : down jiTR^%f,t*T ^ q $*ot ( sT>"it 552. . (WV/) Sportive, playf at, dallying, wanton, coquettish ; R. 6. 14. m. I A sensualist, volup- amorous person Ki. 4 WWT Rt<>Y "ifirtTfffrwf OTRFT- ; wtfJtf^nrr -1 Fire. -3 The moon. - 4 A inake. -5 An epithet of Krishna or Vishnu. -6 Of Siva.-70f the god 5. of love. A woman 1 -2 A coqnett'sh Si. 1. T^r%'(9>i?ri?ri%it srrarr^jTT Mv. 6. 60 ;7. 14. -4 To vanish, disappear. -5 To perijfc. II. 9 P. To melt, liquefy. ft&irp- p> attached inst.-urnent, A Tearing Ciu< ( f%|%^6:P. I To write,inio-ibe -2 To draw, paint, delineate, portray or settled liquefied. -5 Disappeared, vanished. -6 Dead, perished. tear up ; 4. -3 To Batter- 5IfnuTT*t ftfSwft ?Trtort ig^or K. P. 10 N. 2 t; MI^H $?f 1?* 8. 6. 15 Kn. 2. 23. -4 jj^ : ; ; To implant, infix ; 4. 72 v. I. HltJW-i Scratching, scraping, writ making 1 Scratching, loraping, a mark or farrow. -2 Pan. To be destroyed off. to perish, lost, DigUprooting. -4 Dividing, ging. -3 iplitting. p- disappear or ; Broken or torn off Destroyed,ruined.-5 Impaired, mutilated. A pollute, defile, taint, contaminate. >..p. I besmear- Anointed, smeared over .-2 Polluted, stain- ed, defiled. 1 An -2 Mortar. -3 -4 Anointing, nngnent, an crntmont. Plagter'( in general ). plastering. I Bb. 2. f^3>g 4 P. To be disturbed or To I all ; Bk. 9. 40. a re, entice, attract Ko. 4. 20 tain 19; ; -2 To t> f A woman scented with -2 A woman beautifully perfumes. or attired ( g>$ir ). ! amuse, enterft^iHn(Jt S. 6 ; r, to, adhere to. ft^eri Rice gruel. To -2 To 4 A. 1 cling reit Attraction, seduction, al- alluring. -2 1 Enticing, allurement, a temptation, seduc- f^?rT* An I or etick on, settle To ation ; ; I Seeing, looking at, obKi. 5. 16-2 Sight, observ- 1. 29. Si S. 2. 3. ^^t^r The 4. 1. 3. eye ft/- ) ( f^-fjtJT R. ; 8 7. Ku. ; aij n tears. 67.-Oomp Inverted, re- ' verse, inverse, oontrry, opposite. -2 Produced in the reverse order. -3 Backward n: t Reverse order, inversion. -2 A dog. -3 A snake. -4 if A waterwheel, N. of Varuna. machine for raising water from a well. -Oomp. arrwi -3T -<3rnr -n5r reverse in the 'born order ' ; born of a mother; whose canto is of ^f^st^si superior to the father's also. fjfcTT, -fofa: .1. a reverse action. -2- a role of inversion ( in math.). i%ffi an elephant. e crablic myrobalan, t. e. ; " 1 Shaking abont, trem- waving, tossing about 20. 42 7. 41, 16. 68. ; Ve. rolling, fsrf- cri?3?<| 8 59; Ku. 5.8; f^rf^R. 8, 15. 62, ; 2. 28, Si. 24 ; 8. R. -2 Loose, disordered, dinbevelletl ( as hair ); 1 Shaking. -2 Stirring, agitating. f%3lf$(T 1 Of ; a. purple colour. iJ3^tt s^prfasyffr- N. of Rudra. Inrement. -3 Rice- grnel. behold, see, fS ; -2 Reddish, red r: ; ; divert, 1 drewed To 1 off, fr serving 'T 19. 10 U parceive ; K. - at, bling, tremulous, unsteady, fafrnr 1 Cutting off. -2 Carrying away. -3 Destroying, destruction. An W ravisher. struction, disappearance. Caul look lopped ff, I deranged, be disordered Smearing, anointing. -2 ointment, nngnent, any cosmetic or perfnme for the body ( anch as saffron, sandal &.); r pi * ft cff, thief, robber, Taking away, carrying seizure, plunder. -2 Loss, de: f%^T p. p- Oni dipt, cut asunder. a. -2 Seized, snatched away carried off. -3 Bobbed, plundered. -4 ; un- fickle, ; Pt. 2. 2. 6 P. I To smear, anoint, fkffr% rub on ; jrtnffr 3^rfinnrfar7rg* fVfec?* jftfonrfcrfriHrt Ku. 5. 79; Bk. 3. 20 15. 6; Si. 16. 62/-2 To ed, I -3 Waving, ; eat np ; Hfurtftfnrsfr^T finrft Mffffr D. 3. 28, Mk. 1. 9. -5 To wipe or rub ing. f%t5WT londering. I ; fmJRTTlft 3. 23. -2 irfarir^SiTfBlSgfofr- ; (VfyH^rp-jp- I Seep, observed, beheld. -2 Examined, viewed, ?f A look, glance thought about. nil k. To break off, pull out, cat off. -2 To seize, plunder, rob, carry off -3 To mar, spoil, impair.-^ (a) To destroy, rain, cause to disappear farffHrsfrgfT^tfsr Ku. 4. 2 'for ever lost to view', (b) To 6 P. fro, about, Disordered, Rolling on the Robbing, scratch, icrape, Qlt. 7. and to tossed steady. aboo*, 83. ; OH. U. fr5?n> 10 churned' Shaken, stirred, agitated. zf ; disarranged %5H Moving I ; Agitating, shaking ground. p shaken, unsteady, tremnlons Ku. 5. 70 R. 2. 11 6. 59. -2 search for, look out for. stirring np, ohnrning; Si. 14 I disorder, derange.dishevel (as hair). Caui. To agitate, stir, disturb. oonfnsa. disturb, over, npiet. - 1 P. I To move to and fro. -2 To shake, make tremulous. -3 To peeling. Agitate, stir opt -2 To -3 To tarn Jr off, Td l - ; =flfr). -1 An a machine. cat Sticking to, clangor on, alighting on. -3 Contiguous to, in contact with.-4 Melted, dissolved. toss about. I 1 -2 Perched to. (in general). wanton woman or Git. 1 ; Ku. 7. 69 ; Si. 8. 10, R. 6. 17. -3 A wanton, harlot. f%5JT?r: ; 12.-3 To be dissolved, to melt away, be absorbed in;f?7k?^ i tuary, an or alight oc TarTW tion; Jig?? Hmrarffcf itm (w^l f f^(?r>Tflr r ft- Ki. 14. 7; R. 8. flattery. See 1 fw. A deiire to speak. -2 Wish, desire. -3 Meaning, sense. -4 Intention, purpose. 872 a. I Intended to be slid or forr%^ grgwrgrir''' srsnmf S. 3. -2 Meant, intended, purposed -3 Wished, desired. -4 B'avour.to. t.6.67,-2 r spoken ^TfTJfi^fiT Low, Purpose, intention. -2 Sense, I er ,. speak or about S, ) a Crafly, deceitful. A. I To qnarrel, dispute 1 m fWfHfr ^ . stupid, unoutcast, a man becaste. a. 1 Urcontrolled, indepenHaving lost con- over oneself, dependent, subject, under control (of (mother), help- ; B^. I.'SJ.'; R^it rau. -2 To be at be in oppoai- 6. 3 . -3 To contend law ). 1. of 53. tjtnTrrrnf trgncHT. : ^3iiT^[!j^c5V r??TT9I ) 31 soe ; ( '* Ia thus 5 ij *H cte- R?r- afno. -4 Cry- An order, a ing aloud, sounding. -5 command ). nfir f^^T ^oir^ffw U. r^rrfffT 2. 10. p. j>- Banished, Ow5T oinulaiutmt, prosecutor. *fjj n. the subject of dispute, the matter at of dispute. A a. law 48.-2N. A cftlfless cow. A yoke for carrying burI f: -2 A roid, high-way. -3 A 10. To remove, take -2 To marry. -Caut. 1 A ir^i'kj^: I A carrier of load*, porter. -2 pedlar, hawker. Marriage law( Hindu givers enumerate fight forma of marriage; * sfi ^tj^i4 * wwiriw load, burden. -4 Storing grain -5 : pitcher. ; A f%^ A 1 af fissure, hollow, vacuity 9. 61, 19. 7 : ; bole, Tjg-firT Ms. 58-61 also for explanation of these forms sees. v.). cavity, 3. fao* f51<7- entrance into a chasm (one of the means of getting one's desired ob- 5T: ; Pt. i%3HT pallid; a. r,. 1 Coloarless, pale, wan, JTV^WTTjJ ^r 5f. >. ; weak point. -5 A breach, wound.-6 The number 'nine'. T: Expansion. -Comp. ir^uf&qi'f a flute, fife. ) see M5TRS9l!?Rls-<jq: 1. : ; An interstice, interval, intervening space S. 7. 7. -3 A solitary place Ki. 12. 37. -4 A fault, flaw, defect, ject ; -Ooxnp. ^E'f marrying four wives. the marriage ^f(jrr ceremony or rite R. 3. 33. tfnTi7TRiTO : 21 1 j A Married* son-in-law. -2 A bride- groom. j : l" orr <> To sopara -5 describe, treat of. A judge ; cf.sjm^r*. 1-Opening, expansion. -2 Kxpanasion erf the throat in the articulation of letters, ( one of the : .dbhyantara Prayatnas, opp. cf- ftfJI^ROit *^rorf S ?. 1.1 9. ^ 1 fc w on d >cern, ghin? HCer ** T ^ L fl 100*- teL a _jar i \ Separated, detact-J disjoined, uostracted -2 Lonely, s\froll itmy, retired, sequestered. -3 Singl^fgi^ alone. -4 Distinguished, discriminnt- 1 ed. -5 Judicious. -6 Pure, fanltioss -3 1. -7 Profound ( as a Rato. 1. ju lament or thought ). -8 Intent/on. 1 ; Ku 1 23. of, free from lonely or nolitury place , -9 Devoid A if; 1 S. 5. ; Si. 5, 70. 8. -2 Lonelinesa, Anunlnoky womin, one disliked by husband ( jqTf ) -Oomp. tr^ privacy, seclusion. ^-f or ill-fated her a- seeking solitude, lonely. T7f%vr a Varion', diverse, mini- fold, multiform, snndry: Ml. 1. 8,39. -*f A variety. of action or gesture. An enclosed or f reserved 9 5, U ) P' To cover op, stop. 26.-3 To unfold, 1 K'l. 4. , show, display ;g-grf5r >rr^ 1%5'itp^^sr: Bk. -4 A god. -5 Tae away, drive off. To give in marriage. N. of cm of the seven tongues of Ore. dens. T# R. P. 1 f^qj - ^^ ag- 153- ^ < ; diaclcse, reveal It. rka plant. suit. determine ft? of Aruna. -3 N. of the present Manu. -2 disputations, quarrelling. TO. A Litigating. litigant, paity in ing, u 7 -3 To judge, -2 To^open: ; i ; criminate. Naked, unclothed. ; 30, 17. 3> remove from A75Trq;Bk. 6 35. -2 To drt, fif^'rq: Jaina mendicant. * 1 Tne sun Ki. 17. 48, 5.48 Disputing, contend- Pnrr divide, gpct of ground, such as pasture land. issue. a. I 1. -2 Very angry. ( expo!I?d. a plaintiff, title live, dwell. time Ku. < : or appre- ; asqprJTTf^qftjfhtwr?*!*<5T<5 %c7nrfo Tiotarsrt II. 18. 43. -Comp. Mfsfjj; m 1. a litigant. -2. a ; p*55rr ^rrn^iji'?- ; -4 Dead, perished R^Tfft.-f^Tifr^ Banishment, sending; into exile, expulsion ; q-^" 172 -3 To spend, pass -4 To retire, withdraw. Can)- To banish, send into exileBk. 4. 35. -II. 2 A. I To exchange clothes. -2 To wear, pat on. ( ; f3^r^!,fyr^ 1. ft?% I.l.P.lTodwcllabrfad.-2 To ; ' 4. 1. R. 882. -S^Desirius lietsiveof death. q- Argument, argumentation, discussion. -2 Contradiction rrtr fV *c 58 ,U. agitat terming R. 1S>. 9. frt&fp*p' 18; diecnsgiori. (/-) fined: Si. 20. r. -3 Insensible, not G3. contes*, ; ; 105; 6. 32, Ku. dispntp, contention, controversy, debate, quarrel, strife 82 Mv. icaster of oneself A (a) 1 as in a court ( Vt I ; rend asunder. A*^?uff9 Mu. variance, to conflict, if. 1 -3 13. 3. trol ' 5. or lernfl.d ; dent, nnsubdued.-2 5. 83. Ku. ) An op. f%^r Wishing gqfHw-. ?-KfVflhKnt Ku. ; gem -4 Ignorant, vile. lettered. to o- as n ^fTTi^y^ ( longing to iow meaning. ftqg a ' deprived of water ; i 7. 73, Si. 16. 6. 3. 35 ; N. 9. 1; -4 To speak, 30- -5 To tench, explain, Mv. 2- 43. -6 To spread -7 To choose. 83. expound Bv ^ u- 1. 5. ; ; iSr^ai 1 Displaying, expressing, -2 Exposing, unfol ting, opening laying bare or open. -3 Exposition, explanation, glo^s, comment, interpretation. -4 Describing, description. -5 A sentence. ft f ftp- 2'- ' Displayed, manifested, ex pressed .-2 Evident,clear,open. -3 Uncovered, exposed, laid bare. -4 Opened, unclosorf; bare, open. -5 Proclaimed. -6 Expounded, explained, commented upon. -7 Expanded, spread out. -8 Extensive, large spncioug. -9 Bare, barren ( 88 a ground ). -tf Open articulation. in-i. Oponly.-'!oiny. wsr largegt* a - with eyed, (-sn ) a cock. the gates thrown open Ku 4. 26. ; f%ff?h / 1 Display, manifesta- -2 Expansion. -3 Exposure. dwoovery.-4 Exposition, comment, tion. interpretation, gloss. 873 10 U. or Caus. I To shun, -2 To make destitute of, deprive of. -3 To exclude. -4 To dis- U. tribute, give. Turned or whirled rouud, revolved. -2 Moved round or regsH Leaving excluding, abandoning Y. 1. 181. , ; 4. 15 Mai. 4. 7. ; feifap- p. creet, judicious \ Rl% about, rolling tTsrnitTfftTH^r S. 1. 23. -3 Mangled, hacked, cnt to Mai. 3 17. -4 Unfolded. -5 pieces ; ; f^fsnrp p. 1 Left, abandoned. -2 Shunned. -3 Deprived of, destitute without ( usually in cojop. -4 Given, distributed. of, 1. ); Pt. 34. Distorted, bent d9wn. p. 1 Turned round. -2 Turning round, revolving, rolling, abandoned, dewoman disliked by Left, ;> serted. Tffr A her husband cf f%f% . ; A. 1 1 To turn round, revolve, move round Mai. turn or move about. -3 ; To bend aside, R. 6. 16 To turn 40 -2 turn S. 2. 12. -4 To become.-5 upon. Turning round, revolving. whirling. -2 Rolling onward.moving: about Mv. 6. 26. -3 Boiling back, returning. -4 Dancing. -5 Alteration, modification, change of form, altered l*3^h 1 ; condition or state ; :/. 5Tf srgrJiWif ?r U. z 1 A. 1 1 D. 3. 47 thrive, prosper. arise. Cau>. ! -3 To spring To increase, augment. -2 To promote, advance, fmther. -3 To raise, elevate. -4 To gratify, exhilarate. -5 To congratulate ( one ) upon. f%7^^ 1 Increasing. -2 Increase, augmentation, growth. -3 Enlargement, aggrandisement, -4 Cutting, dividing. f^ftfT p. p 1 Increased, augmentAdvanced, promoted, furthered. -3 Gratified, satisfied. -4 Cut, . ed.^ Grown up. -2 Increas!> !> I augmented, heightened, enhanc- f^I^" ; ed, Vedantins according to whom the whole visible world is a mere illusion an unreal and illusory appearance while Brahman or trine of the ed, intensified ( as grief, joy -3 Copious, f^fnj:/- &c. ). large, plentiful. 1 Growth, increase, aug- ; 6 so j?r ijw- -3 Distinction, differbetween two ence, discriminating ( ^TH* tWTfm ^he/hi^f things ) ng^ %3 Bv. 1. 13 Bk. 17. 60. -4 Vedinta phil. ) The power ( In of distinguishing between the visible world and the invisible spirit, or mere of separating reality from semblance or illusion. -5 True knowledge. -6 A receptacle for ; ^ sTrafr sifyin ITIW*> f^Nf: 10 2. ). -7 i A heap, multitude, collection, an assemblage. -Comp. CT^: the doctrine of the Vedantins that the visible world is illusory and Brah- man alone H is the real entity. Revolving, revolution, whirling round. -2 Rolling about, turning round SIS'JliltaT^ast'njTr?Sir? T WIT: S. 6. 4; Ve. 2. 8, 5. 40 ; Mv. 7. 5. -3 Rolling back, 1 ; dereturning. -4 Rolling down, scending. -5 Existing, abiding. -6 Reverential salutation. -7 Passing through various states or existences. -8 AD altered condition ; 110 8. 43. 96 i%%?r ; ; ; ' possession of, fall to the share R. 4. 70.-3 To or sit To ~4 -2 Consideration, of d. settle ; wn pervade. -5To enter upon, undertake. -Cans. to enter. (?5ITi%-3) To came Desid. ( ftftqft ) To wiahto filter. A man of the third 1 npon. penetrate, j%^m. -2 A man in general -3 People. / 1 People, subject?. -2 A daughter. -3 Ved. Entrance. -4 A family, tribe, race. -Oomp. ITHT: qnv goods, merchandise. caste, a Vaisya. ( . kind l<> rcl of ) 1-2* a son-in-law. -3. a also i^ri head merchant flf^f The kind of . of a fibres of tho stalk -Oomp. ftfl. plant MT97T! ft *3T H^=|3). ( f^h|> ! A. 1 To suspect, fear, have doubts or auspicious about S. 3. 14; ; ; -2 To think 5. 17. Bh. ; ft^ta*!' 5*' Ku. 5. 30 R. 6. 10, Me. 102 J3g. 11.29; so ^hTTf^fr^ %am f% crane. 53^ 66 : enter into -2 Prosperity. ; ; ! Ud. lotus; cf. ; vivar ta of the real entity Brahman, and the illusion is removed by Vidya or true knowledge cf Bbavahhuti ftaiv^ir H^m taMt s^remft asrofa ftwlit $rR i%ew ? ; bridegroom, hus- son-in-law. See faii* mentation, development *rg: $nct*mi<jr ft ff% R. 18. 49 ftf fetm?pr W. 4 so 5frR, f<J .&c. Discrimination, judgfsf^^-' 1 ^rrment, discernment, discretion ft%*f: Bv. 1. 68, S^iq: fntra^n^ ty A I A subjects. Spirit ia tbe only real entiae a serpent ( ff? ) is a viva Ira of a rope ( ^33 ), so ie the world a Supreme m. increase. ; Mv. 5. 57. -6 (In Vedanta phil.) An apparent or illusory form, an unreal appearnce caused by wfrsrr or human error ; (this is a favourite doc- fsT=fff band. -2 P. To grow, divided. ftsrerfa; Discrimination. -2 Qif-^H Tr 1 Discussion, consideration. -3 Settlement, decision. Tnrning round, whirl-2 ( In gram. ) A -2 To up, qjrailriTiT^ranTWfTT: away from, depart from, -6 To descend.-? Tc attack, return. fall ; : 1. philosopher. ing, revolution. hiatus. roll, To ; . whirling. - Discriminating, dism. 1 Pt. 1. 413. A judge, discriminator. -2 A philosopher. ftraw m. 1 A judge. -2 A sage, < "3r avoid. dis- cussion, investigation ; q^HTC!^^ar^fl?^ T^fl<>g fr?JTft* Git. 12, , be, fancy, imagine, nfsntTHr^r Gtt. 7. to t^t ^rf fir Fear, sus- Fearless, . picion. ; ; water, ; 5T Pt. 1. discrimination. cerning man. sideration. ; -2 Strong, 34. 13. Si. j vehement, powerful. mently, intensely. <J. Vehe- a. 1 Clear, pure, pellucid, fer^T^ 7frT^5-fmK5l|: TTclean, spotless 19 - 39 ; 8 - 3 B 10 ; - - u ; reservoir. -Oonrp. judicious, discriminative 262, 387. -3rrsf the faculty of basin, large, big Bk. 2. 50, m. a dis- tr^^fr reflection, con- J?*s* 12. -2 White, of a i. 5 3. 9, colour white frtfrs?T<>i n?<Wpure, R. 5. 70 Ku. 1. 44, 6. 1^51? fwt>Tt Ratn. ; l ; 25, Si. 9. 26, Ki. 4. 23. -3 Bright, S.i shining, beautiful ; Ku. 3. 33 ; 874 8. 70. -4 Clear, evident, manifest. -5 Calm, free from anxiety, at ease S- 4. make V. 21, colour. ( 3. The ft ftsr^y 8 U. clear, illustrate ' I^rge, greit, exten- * <* white K. $ir<w>farer?wdr;r 11. 23, 17. 47 2. 21, 6, 32, Bg. 9. 21. -2 Rich or abounding in sfrT>5mtf ftsrrat explain, ' ). Me. 30. -3 Eminent, ' Doubt, uncertainty, the second of the five members of nf^TT: 1 Splitting, bursting. Slaughter, killing, detraction. P. f^T^l 4. 5r To -2 cut up, kill ; H: A 1 sword ; tude. sabre, crooked sword. in general. 1 ftmnp.p. ,. a - Git. 4 ; -2 A kind of l%f$IW Cut up, hacked. -2 -3 . | I An arrow; An immolator. -2 A B. 5 50; Mv. Weaponless, unarmed, 1 N -2 An - of Kirttikeya ; Mv. attitude in shooting the archer stands with ( in which the feet a span apart). -3 A beggar, petitioner. -4 A spindle. -5 N. of Siva. -6 N. of a god, frequently mentioned by Fagini and Patanjali along with Skanda e. g. nee Mbh on P. VI. 3. 26, VIII. 1. 15. -Ooarp. 3T: the orange tree. ; rSeefaim. (2). usually in the dual) N. of the 16th lunar mansion consist( ing of two stars ; f*nr i%sr if% ?T?rtafw*ni*i3^an S. 3. 1 Bending asunder, cat -2 Setting free, delivering, fgff^T? 7 P. 1 u anding. -2 f5r$IK f 1 Splitting, Killing, slaughter. N$n<< a- 1 with skilful or conversant usually in comp. ) ; n^rsTftwt^n B. 9 29, 8. 17. -2 Learned, wise. -3 Famous, celebrated. -4 ( Bold, confident. tlMi ip particularize, define. -2 specify, **t*3 Mai. The Baknla 7 4. j U . 4. -4 To surpass, excel f^tq^f l%f15TT TtTTi fT^ urarsfltdfTW: Past. \ To be TT Si. 3. 63. B. 17. 62. -2 To different from be better or higher than, surpass, 16. ; ; excel, be preferable or superior to often with abl. ); 1 nf?rri|'$ ftiV* fr H. 3. 40 M*. 7. 39 ; tjfarTfrrt fV Ms. 2 83; 3. 203. ; ( ; (also with instr. and gen. ) friFrr^ra; qr^t wgr^r* MVtiqlt Ms. 4. 233. ; I To distinguish, particula-2 To" surpass, excel trairnft Mk. 4.4 ;M. 3.5. Cans. ; A favourable tnrn N<Jir^ f>l^T^ Ku. -6 A species, mode (usually JHf$rJ: U. 4 1. kind, variety, sort, 25. end of at the oorup.); iTffcrsfVSmr* Pt. 1 ; ; Ka. A -7 36. 1. dif- ferent or various object, various particulars (pi-); Jjrwr^rtwt gs- &??& f^WW TO Me. 64, 67. -8 Excellence, superiority, distinction ; usually at the end of com p. and translated by ' excellent ', distin' ' guished ', pre-eminent ', choice ', &o. M3>rqftftr 9. 58 ; forms 6. 31 so wrtfS ftii ;" B- 2. ' arfnfi/T^rq-i ', guished guest ' A Ac. -9 ' a 5 6. 7, ; exceldistin- peculiar at tribute, the eternal distinguishing nature of each of the Tarki K. ( these viieshas are said to inhere in the atoms of the Earth, Water, Light, and Air and the five eternal substances, Ether, Time, Space, Soul and Mind ). -10 ( a ty. ( 6 ) ) Individuality, particulariftfparticular instance ; A r?rr^ft$Ti:- -11 A A category, predicament. -12 mark on the forehead with sandal, saffron ; ; "t is thus defined by Mammata : ...,._.. -*' 1 Distinguished, distinct. -1 Particular, special, peculiar, distinctive. -3 Characterized by, endowed with, possessed of, having. -4 Superior, best ( ot all ), eminent, excellent, choice Clever, 8. 6. 5. -4 ; lent To ; T*t ftftruft _ proficient in, versed in, ; Kn. abode, To distinguish, discriminate. -3 To aggravate, heighten, enhance, intensify g^Witgliq^HJUuiY ftflr- ting releasing. fgj^nq : Sleeping in rotation, the rest enjoyed in rotation by the i entinels on watch. 1 individualize, rize. Ac. or crisis in sickness, a change for the better 9iftr ft ft>T. S. 3. ' I feel better . -5 A limb, member ; A temple. -2 An -3 A palace. a house. defenceless. off. 38. -3 1 a. fr^TTCr 2. An iron crow. A spade. -2 A spindle. reed. a. Sharp, acute. ChlndMa. 50. -3 Characteristic difference, peculiar mark, special property, speciality, differentia ; oft. in comp. and ' translated by ' special ' ' peculiar OfTft>Rf*TOT: wife. 1 n I Discrimination, distinguishing between. -2 Distinction, difference ; {*&$[> ffti : Bb. 3. Crownless, orestles*, -3 A needle or pin. -4 A minute now. -5 6 highway. -6 A barber's Praised, celebrated. 2. 38. magni- Qreatnesa, 2 Eminence. pointless.^; -2 1iaS^fl%: snw?rg$WT ; fH^TW I Rode, ill-mannered. -2 Copious, Peculiar. ] ; B. 2. 14. TTTT ; I bird. 1 r*?tT(7ar -(? D. Killing, slaughter, im*r?Tn*f* ff^awrr Rrsmsf . 4. 6. f3f fTvfhgror: -2 Huic. A A 1 t of Parvatl. Ac. -1 To immolate, sacri&oe. fifaWT molation & N. of the town Ujjayinl X^fitsrrirgwT sff sftffcjrrtjt foirar Me. 30. -2. N. of river. -Oomp. 3T8T a. large eyed. ( -*i ) 1. N. of Vishn-j. -2 . of Garnda. -3. an epithet of Siva. ( -V ) an epithet of OT i%5T?tr o. 1 Free from trouble or anxiety, secure. -2 Free from thorna or darts. ?qr N. of several illustrious, great, nolle, celebrated. k'nd of deer. -2 A kind Adhikaragaq. v.-2Befoge,asylum. : a abundant speciality. superiority. ; to ; plants Distinction, 1 -2 Excellence, sive, spacionn, broad, wid?; &cft 1f?5TT! St. 3. 50 ; T ; _ . fVi>iHTfr Vishnu. -Oomp. rine of Kamftnuja which Brahman and and regard identical 3T"-:/. a die Prakiiti real entities. ft^TT Mb. N. of ;, wjpunri a doci as tingnibing knowledge, differentiation. ^df a. of an eminent or excellent colour. K. P. 10. -Oomp. supplementary rule, g-frifi special extended application. in which /. a figure of speech an effect is represented as not taking the usual necessary place though . ^5T- a i special causes exist IRSM^: K. P. 10; ; TRofj fi$'fri'?fc<'^S e. g. f ft ^5^orn jw disi i special -2- ( in phil. ) tinguishing property. such gun* as is not produced ( like *?ts wa?iiiq. jron 1- 875 Ac. ) by the union of two a. 1. -f^ things. -5T, knowing Purification I - reposs tions, critical, connoisseur. -2- learned, wiae ; Bh. 2. 3, fRm, -ram a peoia! or characteristic mark. -T Ko. 5. 79, Bg, 6. 12 MB. 6.69,11. 54. -2 Purity, complete a special 5TTrSrr^ ^ T B. text or precept. a gpecial rolu gr ; purity twpr^ %jf. ; 1. nrr frgf^r: -3 12.- 48. 10, Correctness, accuracy. -4 RectiBca remo-al of error. -5 Similarity, equality. -6 ( In alg. ) Aaubtraotive 39. a. ^f., disDistinguishing, -^ I A distinguish- ing feature or characteristic, an at-2 A discriminative or dis- tiibote. tingnishing quality. -3 A mark on the forehead with sandal, saffron Ac. M. 3. 5. -4 Drawing lines of painting on the face and person with coloured unguents and cosmetics ; ; quality. 1 ffrrg Ku. B. 9. 29, Si. 3- 33, 10. 84. 3. 63, ing 1 Without (i. a. a apear ) tsr-j below. -Cam. inspire confidence in (a person), console, encourage. To foiming one grammatical sentence ; Without fetters (lit.). a. 1 tinctive. -of mination. A -3 I -2 -2 Dis- Distinguishing, discriDistinction, difference. word wbioh particularizes, qualifies, or defines another, an adjec- (opp. i>3ir ); V. 3 ; f^nrar ?rr$h irftwr^j *n K. P. 10. said to be of three kinds tive, attribute, epithet is and jgitf -4 A ). dis- tinguishing feature or mark. -5 Species, kind. -6 Surpassing, exoel''"g ; W*T f awrf srr'ft re- ft** Mb. IT$ ftjTOTfr,, <J. Es- ft&faap.p. I Distinguished. -2 particularized. Pass. be shattered ; Bh. To be I unre- -3 p. Shattered, broken to I -2 Decayed, withered. -3 Dropped or fallen down Kn. 5- 28. pieces. ; wasted, spoiled. -Damp. the Nimba tree. a having the irr^f body destroyed ; Ka. 5. 54. ( -fa ) an epithet of the god of love. gri tion : immoral, To be r utow Ved - A dog I a. et owing, Purified, cleansed. -2 from vice, BID or im- Pure, free ptftection. -3 Spotless, stainless. -4 Correct, accurate. -5 Virtuous, pious, straightforward fsrjr^fgrsr! SrTS'Tffrisr^: Mai. 7. 1.-6 Humble. ^-A kind of uiyntical circle ; grant, Ku. be1; Giving away, bedonation gift, ; 1 3. 9. To take -2 To rest, repose, cease, stop to an end. tlio body, TT: 1 -2 Relaxa- familiarity wit^?t U. ; 1. intimacy or ftw>?rfTT% ftqnr ar49 Mil. 3. 1. -2 A ; confidential matter, secret ; t%*T>r- -4 An affectionate inquiry. -5 love-quarrel, an amorous dispute. tion. A -6 Killing. -Ooiap snBTOi -*TT*t confidential or familiar conversation. ITS'i -'Ji'^ti -Wf an object of con- fidence, a confident, trusty person. fqwftH a. I Trusting, -2 Trustworthy, fsithfnl. confiding. Winning confidence. : stya, A shelter, asylum. m. N. of a son ot Pula. and father of B&vana, Knm- tranquil, composed. / 1 Cessation, stop. renown. renown- fifih/. 1 Fame, celebrity. -2 Flowing, oozing. a. I Looes, reltxed, unf^-^jsr tied ; B. 6. 73. -2 Languid, droop- ing. 4 P. 1 To be separated, to f^T^j^ be away" from. -2 To burst, fly Bk. 14. 67. asunder ; B. 12. 76 Cam. iToeeparate Me. 7. -2 To deprive of (initr.) S^TT ffc&Hfit j Rt) ; * Pt. Ceased, stopped ; V. fttafap-p4. 38. -2 Bested, reposed. -3 Calm, 1 ftwtfih fami- Trust, confidence, liar confidence, perfect ; ftsTH: 1 Best, repose. tion, cessation. ; in ; f^" -tB. 2.54. come 6 P- P- * Well-known, ed, celebrated.-! Pleased, delighted, happy. -3 Flowing forth. 14. 15. stop | dealer.-] To give away, 10 D. * Ppurified. SKJ j^Si ; Cau$. To purify 2. flowing Dropping, f^STTT: I forth (for ftwnr q- ') -2 Celebrity, wicked. 4 P. S. Diying up, dessication. ftsiopf, fHroitt Ill-behaved, ; Exemp- from grief, happy. tree. Lustre, splendour. : ; a. ind. q-^ : A dog. tive, the object to be defined or parti- P. 2. Excessive, exceeding. Confidently, fearlessly, without reserve, fear, or hesitation Iti bhakarqs, Biblitshaija and Surpanakhi by his wife Kaikast, and of Knbera by his wife Idftvida. The Asoka from grief. excellent. cularized by another word a noun ; fWtf *rnrerr*&?tftor5ir%i3 $<w K. -7 lowly. -4 Shrunk, shrivelled. -5. Impaired. guished by an attribute. -4 Superior, | To be dUtinguished. -2Chief, guperior.-sif The word qualified or limited by nn adjec- split in pieces, to pieces, be dissolved, decay. -3 To waste away, become emaciated. -4 To vanish, disappear. f^sffof/). confiding wirfarcofhir K. -3 Best, relaxa- crumble Distin- a. 2. 59. ft?n^T ^TSUST- -2 To ; f3$Tl4> o. Free pecially, particularly. Defined, bonds, dissolute fairless, 5. ; Attributive. Confident, Mn. 3. 3. -3 Trnity, confidential. -4 Quiet, calm, tranquil, free from anxiety. -5 Firm, steady. -6 Meek, u. 3. H. 15. 2 Unfettered, unchecked, | ftsrar p- p. ( also written favj ) Confided in, confided to, entrusted. not possess- e- strained, uncurbed (fig;.) Si. 12. 7 ; Bv. 2. 177. -3 Free from all moral a. I jsfjft A gronpof three stanzas *r -3 Tranquillity, calm, composure A. To confide, place con- -2 Cleaning, clearing ( fig. Vikr. 5. also); Ttgg^^rWjfpa^rrq-fTt 1. -2 Purifying, freeing from sin, defect Ac. -3 Expiation, atonement. rir^nra a. To be purified, cleansed or corrected. (f A debt. ffetfta? ; f^iftg 1 fidence in ; gee tion, tinctive. 1 Cessation, stop. -2 Best, fwsrret 177*7 nr U. 1. r: ; distinc- repose. -2 3. 183. ftif&ep. p. Disjoined, separated, disunited. fV^5: 1 Disunion, disjunction. -2 or Especially separation of lovers, of husband and wife. -3 Separation 876 in general 5 ) tnnrrft&srf :fr: ; R *rrorm1ffrlr% ; 13. (-m. ) an epithet of Indra. '.., dry ginger. ( -gr. ) a universal remedy. existing in all jjfrf forms, all-pervading, omnipresent S. 4. -4 23. Absence, loss, bereavement. -5 A chasm. -6 ( In arith. ) The converge of addition. -Comp. -grrf& /. the ; redaction of fractional difference. f%%fT?r/>-.P- Severed, separated, disunited. pron. a. A II, whole, 1 Up. [ f?g--* entire, names their are ?rg: : -2 persrn, a confident. . the whole ( U. 3. 30; ) world ; The universe, I ^ rV"? f^r^W^TI'V: ^waWTTS- ftrf% 3T: Bv. 1. 13. -2 D/y ginger. -3 N. of Vishnu. ? 1 The soul. -2 A citizen ( -Oomp. ). knowing, omnicient. -2. a N. of Aditi. sage. sq^ -iqrpn^ a. all-pervading. *r 1 1 he earth -2. one of the tongues of fire. -HTT^Tthe prickly pear, -g^n*. an epiihet of Brahman, the Tlq;*>, - the Supreme Being (soul of the universe V -2. an epithet of Brah- 1.49. man. -3 of SivfMgnifq'Rjrm^rrmw f>f?T PUT. wnflf Kn. 6. 1. -4 of some Wlt^ . w : srrirr. m. 8 1. 1 Vishnu, -ysr:, -^s?*: 1 . the Supreme Being, lord of the universe. -2. an epithet of Siva. a. wicked, low, vile. (-3*:) ^ I ; -5. the supreme being, "srr, g -^ . the plant called strefi. of valuable gift ( JTJT^H all rt**tT^ ind. Ou all sides, B?. 1. 30. round, everywhere ; -Clomp. gg- a . having a fall on everyside jrfil: ^R a kind of pure ) a. mankind, beneficial to all men Bk. 2. 41, 21. 17. m. fsr^ I. N. of a particular sacrifice It. 5. 1. -2. the noose of Varuna. -3. N. of Viahpu. 33- see under i^tj TO. above -- vrrfWt the earth, -trrfb* m. a deity. STF Ved. the earth. TTWt lord of the universe, an epithet of Siva, - ; fire. irrrsft, -ffsrerr all times, { All-sustaining. | The all-pervading, being, the Supreme Spirit. -2 An epithet of ViOf Indra. ^r Tlie earth sjmn. -3 ; U. Buddha. nrw^s N. of all enjoying, Vislnu. all-eating. truity Producing confidence. m. A god, deity. : An 1 epithet of Savitri. fi* 'w, Riiw [ ft"* P. VI. 3. 130 ] ft* ?r o*,^: N. of a celebrated sage. [ Hi was originally a Kshatriya, being the king of Kinyakubja and son of Qadhi. ; One day while out hunting, he went hermitage of the great sage Vasiabtha, and seeing there the cow of plenty, offered him untold treasures in exchange for it, but being refused he tried to take it by force. to the A long contest thereupon ensued, in wbich king Vitvamitra was signally defeated and so gi eat was big vexation, and withal so greatly was he impressed with the power inherent in Brahmanism that lie devoted himself to the most rigorous austerities ; he successively got the titles Afaharthi and Rihi. R&jarihi, Brahmarihi, but be was not contented till Vajisln ha himself called him 1. 9 ; by the name Brahmarshi, which, however, took place after several thousands, of years. Visvamitra several K.P. 10. At all P. 1 ind. times. yr ind. Everywhere. f^sngr^ To confide N. 5. 110 * ; K. 233 Ku. sometimes with gen. also ). ; -2 To fident 2. 25 ( ; rest ; -- Cam. inspire w secure, be fearless or con- f%$ra?fr To cause confidence in Tiifrfft ft*raf 105; Pt 1. ; HW ^ sr Bk. to believe, nff ; ; - I . Beleived in, trusted, -2 Confiding, relying on -3 Fearless, confident. -4 Trustrelied on. worthy, reliable. ft<mf: reliance ; 1 ^r A widow. Trust, confidence, faith, p was very great, transporting as was seen in Triiankn to king of the universe, universal monarch. N. of a Qandharva. . .\ To be relied upon, trustworthy, reliable. -2 Capable of i nepiring confidence Wf> ^ftihftsft S. 2 M. 3. 2. one hundred the a ties, in saving Sunalsepha from the Lands of Indra, in creatiug things after the style of Brahmin &c. &c. lie was the companion and counsellor of young R&ma to whom he gave several miraculous missiles ]. l.ia ep'nuwBk. 8. 192. his sons but the great aige was not in the least perturbed. Hia power, even lefore he finally bacame a Brahma.sbi, in, trust, rely on, place conSdene in ( usually with loo. ). j 5. 15 times tried toexcite Vasishlha-for example by killing Air. wind. i holy basil. C$T^ m. |. a god. -2. the sun. -3. the moon. -4. an epithet of Ago!. -5. N. of Visvakarman. ^|trt a ijsr a. Ved. At T^fili a. all fellow, till ind. r ; 3T* mankind -3nrrT,-^'iT, -3f?rT a. good for all men, suitable to -4. Bg. 9. 15. Everywhere, ; 'id. Ved. all-pervading, world-wide, extending everywhere. gold. according to . N. of Vishnu. -2- Indra. 1. ( n. ). a hound, cf. Ff!?- -2- an epithet of the son. -3. one of the seven principal rays of the sun. -4- a great saint. The eye i%*3r*T: dog trained for the chase. -2- sound. 5W^ m. 1. N. of the architect of gods -q,^ all of trnnri, of confidence, a reliable or of the seven l^aifVfT/.) all-sustaining, ( -vrtt breach --irrs, -^:, -TOfT an object ^q- a. o- 1- war: a>g- -^rrtTi) treachery, perfidy. -irfcT^ m. a treacherous -TT^m. -nsfta universal sovereign. saint, * i:it -Comp. traitor fire. m. pi. N. of a Every, every one. particular group of detiei, ten in number and supposed to be sons of ; tion. faith, tongues of omnipresent, existing everywhere. ( -n: ) an epithet o( Vishnu, (-q-) agallooh'im. j TO an epithet of Brahman. 1. 151] universal. S. 1. 14 ; R. 1. 51, H. 4. 103. secret, confidential communica- f; Mil. 1. 8. ( HfV) 1- the supreme being. -2. N. of Siva iftfJr. l.an epithet of Bhrahman.-2-of Vishnu. ^^f one TO-jig- -2 A 3 0. (^It, W, ft! ) 1 To surround. -2 To spread through, extend, pervade. -3 To embrace.-4 To accompliab, effect, perform. -5 To eat. -6 To go to, go againat, encounter; ( not generally used in -II 9 P- (l?TT). rlaesical literature !^ ) To ( 9ni7i ) disjoin. -III. 1 P. out. sprinkle, pour Fece*, exctement, or separate, To for/. 1 -2 Spreading, diffusion. -J_A girl, as in f^ft- -Comp. dure. 877 ) ) : a kind of bird. fV^Wf :, &w constipation. HTT?W ) a kind of bird. ( The vil- : lage hog ( eating ordure ). qftt; gon-in law. ( f^? a a cast ( : 89 I ft* myrrh. -Comp. a. poi- 3iT>r, -f^rqsoneri, envenomed. --*r|j^: 1 a spear. -2. a poisoned arrow. 3TtT3i a antidotal. (-ST.) an epithet of Siva. 3 rg :i o. {T repelling poison, f antidotic. BJTSTJT., -sirjti:, -aifTt a snake. sn*qr the - marking-nut plant. arr^Tr^ a. tasting poison. tt: N. of Siva. 3^?-. a jar filled with poison. worm bred in $ftt e poison. rnT see under sjrpi. -^rri%q n. the Sirtsha tree. -jra. antidotal, serving as an antidote; fVaTtVr- yft W**fi f* r ) 1. 3B synth. a - -2 turmeric. 1. ^w --^ro Chakora). a snake Bv. ^ = fg: e ff: . q. v. v<(: yams caused by eating poisonous flo*ers. whftnse of poison, administering poison. a dealer in antidotes, a ourers of snake-bites ; *W9 ftvfemt Bf M. 4. rfw: I. a spell for curing snake-bites -2. a fipT^m , -$& ; snake-charmer, conjurer, -fw: a poisoned potion, poison-liquid ,-U.2 26. T*OT core or poison. -anr: f a P isonous tree ft , ; Ku. 2. 60; f*T U. 1. 46 ; see under ;ij[J. the %JT. circulation or effect of poison. tjgf! the root of the lotus. "TT7 w. a wasp. tbe Chakora bird -a 'pcison- 5^ . hearted', malicious. P. 1 To hang or suspend upon, stick to, ( usually p 1 Fixed Brmly or -2 Adhering or clinging p. closely to -3 Hung To came or 2. 1 Bg. ; suspended on; . . dejpond or despair, to To imke discourage. -2 pain. -f^Ttr:, -f^:, the god of love. -v<$i | a qnadrangle or tetragon with unequal diagonals. -2- tbe hypotenuse of a right-angled Bk. 7. ; To bo afraid. -Ows R. 9. 75. -3 triangle -^ afflicted, ference of their squares ii given and either the sum or the difference of the .p. Dijected, oast- down, sad, sorrowful, xpiritlesa, despond- quantities (Cjlebrooka.) life? an unfavourable season. -^JfiTi-^rjgV: an unequal quidrillateral figure. =r^: 1 : ent. 3^ -Oomp. a. -r^^ t looking mood. 157 a. in a sad sad. ftrr?: 1 Dejection, sadness, depression of spirits, grief, sorrow ; Bv. 4. 41 ; f%TT> Bh. 3. SJ?3;T 5f 25, B. 8. 54 ; pointment, despondency, S- the tree WHW q. v. -gift the shadow of the gnomon at noon. 3*T: remittent fever. ftgsr; a scalene triangle. itwrtT: c?$(fr/. ill luck. unequal distiibation ( of property). -2 Disapdespair B. 3. 40 15. 4. ?ftc5 o- crosj-tempered, peevish, ^$ a. 1. being in an inpervers3. accessible position. -2- boing in diffi- , ; ^^rmwrfiTr^Ri: fn -3 ) Languor, drooping state ^rilfTrf Mai. 2. 5. -4 Outness, stupidity, culty or misfortune. : ; r'^a' asensibility. or crooked. a. Dejected, dismayed, -3 Made uneven 1 Made rough, -2 Contracted, frowning. difficult or inaccessible. aad, disconsolate. I -1 To Uneven, rough, rn.zged Mu. fcuwcirg-ffiTr 3. 3 ; f5rT- qrftrj 64 1- ; ftTHT: ^Jiirq-; Pt. 4. 50. -5 Impassable, inaccessible ; Ki. 2. 3, Bh. 3. -6 Coarse, rongh. -7 Oblique; Mai. 4. 2. -8 Painful, troublagorne 5. ; T: Bh. 108 3. ; vehement H. ; Dangerou>, fearfnl 8. 1. 27, Mn. -9 Very 9. -10 VU. 5. 56, M*. 4. 3. Mat. ; 1. 18, 2. 20. 3. -1 1 Bad, Pt. 4. 16. -12 adverse, unfavourable; Odd, unusual, unprlleled.-J3 Dishonest, artful. -14 Intermittent ( as fever ). -15 Wicked. -16 Different. JT 1 CJnevenUs N. of Visbnu. ness. -2 Oddnegs. -3 An inaccessible place, precipice, pit Ac. -4 A difficult or dangerous position, difficulty, misfortune ; gri iWW fiTTT^rr twr>r sa yrrni PI - s^Trrn 2.97;Bg. 2.2. -5 Kougb or un- even ground. -6 N- f ngn re * unuiuil or some whioh in speech cause incompatible relation between described ( said to be and effect of four kinds see K. P. Karikas 126 and 127 ). -7 A kind of stanzi i ; ; To becoms uneven. I fail unevenly ; S. 4. is; ' : ^n thesa are of object ; ; strong, P. stn nble, sTrarf^orVi ; Me. 19. -2 Mai. 9. 43. -3 Irregular, unequal Odd, not even. -4'D;fficalt, hard to Ki 2. 3 understand, mvnterions ?' gftwt RoiT attach or in p. p. ). closely. ; Mr:. f^tTTr? yffrlfrfWYnr (Jit. 4 ; ; ; 1. 74. ntoT: the lower ; regions, the abode of snakes. ysi the bine lotus. a, disease to B. 11. 67 oolo. poisonous. -2. poisoned, affected by poison. -3W*t ^. a cloud. ( -;( ) green ^buffalo. vitriol a snake. -f^fa-fcgsr:, -^cj: a kind of bird ( said to be 1. . ly, unfairly, down, be afflicted or sorrowful, despond, despair ; -2^ Chandr. 5. 82 qJtrHTt ifq^rtnTr: (where both senses are intended). -3 The fibres of a lotus-stalk. -4 dam- dangerously &o. -Oomp. -Tl^:, -^Wt.-cTf^lJ arsf unusual or epithets of Siva. 3T7irrC: descent on irregular food. uneven ground, perhaps also 'undertaki ng or embarking in an adventure, V. 1. -srrju-, -5K: epithets of fibres of the lotus-stalk. ; Water P)rrflrrg-3<s7rf f^Tit q-ft* ""* Unequally, uneven- ; lP. 1 To sink down, be exhausted. -2 To be dispirited or [ fl\-v ] 1 Poison, venom Raid to be m. also in tbia aenae ) 1. 204. produced; U. S. 1. 32. -4 Caused, 4.3. constipation. -^T: ) a tame or acnse ; nnrresponling to the five organs of sense KU, ^, fj-^, W$ and ^\ corresponding ta the eye, tongue, nose, skin, and ear ) HI^I^TTSIT ir Rattrr Trc^ ( five, ; ; RT S. 1 1. -2 A worldly objacs or concern, an affair, a transaction. -3 The pleasures of sense, worldly or genanat objects ( usually in pi. ) *fH> JNfttat B. 1. 8 5Tirr^ ftTT' ?>* 10. 25 f^r*r<*rrnr*lt : ( ; V. 1. 8. 10, 9 ; fSrrt8rf5rr?^: 12. 1,3. 70. 49 B$. 2. 59. -4 An 19. ; raitter object, a thing, ; sr B. 7. 12, 8. 89. -5 An object or tning aimed at, in irk, ob- HWwt<mi9 ject : 1. 31 wfvg-R^RTir T a ; o'i. reach, compass I'fe'tt'Jr: S. -6 Scope, range, 9. 40. wrfrri'lf'i ; vfh U. 45 3. ; r- V. 1. 1 SK: Mil. 1. 30, 36 U. 5 19 Ku. 6. 17. -7 Depart nent, sohere, province, ; ; field, element rg: V. ; 3. naatter, topic ; ; flwsfrsft^irvqg-fn?-8 Asubject,snbjectarfir iT7T3f nffRri STT^ Bv. 1. 11; so sr VV. ' treating of love ', 878 2. Used or length. -10 The first of the twentyseven astronomical periods ( -9 The topic or subject to be explained, general head ; the first or the.flve members of an Adhikarana -JO A place, spot S c^TSWrt Ki. 5. 38. -1 q. v. q-ftfl-tf^^- ; 1 A country, domain, territory, realm, 5. boar mjrTrgTffW ; m. Si. -2 An elepbaut iftsjTfT yfat wfnrar^ tusks. o. Hindered, obstructed. w. The bolt of a door. : 12.77. -3 A soake. A Scattering about, tearcock. -3 A bird, galli- 1 : ; Si- 4. 63, -2 A ing up. naceous bird bull. ; 0. ' regard or reference to,' 'in respect ' of, 'in, the cage of, regarding ', TTT , -ftw a. addicted to sensual objects, sensualist, worldly-minded. -3Ttm%:, -TQ> ?t*T, -f^ft:/. srftl: addiction to ; ; ; , pleasures of sense, sensuality, -crft^a. addicted to worldly objects ; R. 1. 8. nriT: the collection of the objects of sense, -jpgj the pleasures of sense. 7 o. I- Relating to an object. At the end of comp. ) Having for an object, treating of, -2 ( to, as in relating ^riftinr^r a. m. Sensual, carnal. A man of the world, A king. -3 The god I worldling. -2 of love. -U A ensnalist, voluptuary ; fHi^or- *f*TTT$tSW irsn Pt. 1. 146 ; S. 5. -n. I An organ of sense. -2 Knowledge (*H ) I A. resist, resist 1 m jfo ; f*ft R. 14 87, To bear, suffer, en*WRft oppose, withstand, be able to irwws; ; fnr W: uta^T: irnr* B. 4 49. -3 14. 20, 17. 10. l>TSra. I wft.TtTrw^ 6. 47. To be able -4 To allow. ; Ms f^"T?J : Poison, f%Tf I be settled or -3 Possible. to 8. 265. venom. Order, feoes. -2 Intel- understanding. -3 r T Si ; Endurable^ bearable; ijfocit Ku. 4. 30, R. -2 Possible determiaed lect, -2 Heaven. A ff ?iT: -6; I world,; Ka. 3. 20 cf. ftftyr- -2 A vessel, cnp ( Ved.): ; -Oomp. frft? a ODe who pleases the world Bb. 2. 25. - : f^TJ*r 5, 9 P. hostile, The equinox. or; 2. 9. place, region, worl d -2 To S. 5. 9. The equinox. To I fix, stop, obstruct; rest on ; plant, Mu. 4. 13. Caul. 1 To -2 To paralyse, benumb. : e point of Aries or Libra into which the sun enters; at the vernal or autumnal equinox, the first equinoctial point. -Oomp. -grrir the shadow of the gnoman at noon. r^-- 4 the day of the rqainox. ^ / wartlS*: equinoctial line. sun's equinoctial passage. flrj^n. the central day in a sacrificial session ( for Comp. see [trt above ). fq-c^ 10 U. hurt, injure sense ). ( HrT -2 To Atrn. iwr.p..p. To ; 'directions, roam, To go away, 1 faitff: Fixing firmly. -2 Obstrucan impediment. -3 Obstruction of the urine or ordure, constipation. -4 Paralysis. -5 Stopping, staying. -6 Stepping, placing the feet. a. in different wander about. -2 disperse. -2 Going away. f|r^r,5, 9 P. 1 To irnpede, ob-2 To snpport/prop.-JTofix struct. I Stopping, obstructing) motionless, impeding. -2 Making f%7f Dispersing. well- 1 benumbing, To go ; np, supported. kill, only in this see, perceive. I Propped -5 Obstructed, hindered.-4 Paralysed, made motionless. Cholera. P. Fixed firmly I supporter]. -2 tion, hindrance, The equinox. -2 The 1 obstruct. Ac. of ) ; I : chilling. A sent Kua grass a stool, ( -2 A R. 8. 18. ). chair bed (as handful of layer, A -3 Kuagraas.-4Theseatof the presiding priest ( or Brahman ) at a sacrifice. -5 A tree. -Comp. -trr^a. seated on or occupy ing a seat Ku. 7. 72. ; ". an epithat of Vishrju or Krishna Si. 14.12. WT3 ; f%q^ dure uniform motion -4 Adverse, wicked, A I fs^or a. Ved. 1 Moving variously. -2 Having various forms. -3 Haviag tfw:- ftrv^rRr^ m \ One addicted to pleasures of tense, a sensualist. -2 A man of the world -3 The god of love. -4 A king. -5 An organ of sense. -6 A materialist. ft*Th^ a Poisonous, venomous. j%j iml ] In two equal parts. equally. -2 Differently, variously. -3 Same, like. Extension, See fls**. animal having horns or Any I ir@rr; -9 by logins. Havig; horns ortusks. a. district, 2 -12 A refuge, an kingdom Pt. asylum. -13 A collection of villages. -14 A lover, husbinl. -15 Semen virile. -16 A religious observance. -17 A symbolical expression for the number 'flv.' ( f%^ means with f^rrornirwi : gw>r?orr rin vis: Ki. 7. 13 1.60. f . ; -2 The tusk of an elephant A tree ( aj. firmlyr^ijhr: padi.nont. 1 Obstacle, hindrance, imbolt or bur of a -2 The door. -3 The supporting be*m of a house. 4 A post, pilUr. -5 A tree. -6 ( la dratnis ) An inteilule be- tween the acts of a drama and performed by one or more characters, mid Hing or inferior, who connect the story of the drama and the subdivisions of tho plot by briefly explaining to the audience what has occurred in the intervals of the acts or what is likely to later happen on; 8. D. thus defines it : 308. ; : /. [ fts -fo^ An f^ *T 1 ] Per- occupation. Hire, wages. -4 Unpaid labour. -3 -5 Sending. -6 Residence in which one is condemned. to vading. -2 fjjg,j A act, hell remote place, one situat- ed at a distance. I Feces, ordure, excrement ; 180, 10. 91. -2 The belly. -3 Ved. Interval: f%87 Ms. 3 3 39] 1 f^soj: [ f^snq* g* Un. The second deity of the sacred Triad, entrusted with the preservation of the world,which duty he is represent- ) Bh. 2. 12 Esc: einent, faces, ordure. circle, -7 Tho diameter of a -8 A particular poature prao- ed to have duly discharged by bis various incarnations (for their deaoriptions see the several avatlra g ; 879 and also anderswTT');d thus popularly derived: T. s. is word 4 P. . To ( throw, send. -II. 1 P. ) fish. -Hf 1 Wood. -2 Timber. The region of the winds. cart, Togo, move. fowrfi-J: o. ( WTTKJTM -2 N. of Agni.-3 pious man. -4 N. of a law-giver, : A author of a Smriti called Rrj^f^- -5 N. of one of the Vasoa. -6 The lunar mansion called Sravapa ( presided over by Vishnu). -Oonp qtt^TT N. of a town. fw: the step or stiide of Vishnu. JJHI N. of Cbinakya. fj a kind of medicinal oil. % worshipped at Qayi). -4. a lotas. T^ an epithet of the, Ganges. SnT N. of one the most celebrated of the eighteen Paraoas. ( land granted rent-free to to maintain Vishnu's srm N. of Darga. t*i: wjrship. an epithet of Oarnda. inr: N. of rffffl:/- Brahmanas king Psrlkahtt. -fsrifr a quail. -55)^1 Vishnu's world. 1- an episrg'iTr thet of Laksmrai. -2. the holy basil. ! epithet of Qirnda. 1 A. To I To move -2 about. Disjunction, separation. P- Throbbing, palpitation. I The twang of a bow. 5. death Deserving ftOTTfl I Deception, breaking one'i promise, disappointment. -2 Inconsistency, incongruity, disagreement. -3 Contradiction. fthrrt^ *> I Disappointing, deceiving. -2 Inconsistent, contradictory. -3 Differing, disagreeing ; R. -4 Disputing, contenting. -S A. To flow Bk. 9. 74. ; ; -2 Toe Ingudt a. ODS, mis- chievous. ^T ( Norn. sing. ftn) a. <w^; /. i^l^r, ing or being everywhere, vading ; WTTr) ft*wWn>ft I i A incongru- Bad or disagreeble Sandhi ( eupbony ) or absence of Sandhi, regarded as a fault in composition ; see K. P. 7. ad loo. 8eo Go- 1 Ill-fitted, ffcrs. sRirPr U . 3. 38, Mil. 9. 20. -2 Separating into parts. -3 Different. tmg: -4 Alternately (fteq-fjis -OTT Distress, sorrow. ially in the ^T: ( RnfH epithet of Vishnu or (^r^ort ) an r 55 ; ; R. Lakshmt. 15. 103. "ftirr N. of . -8 To repudiate. -1 To -12 Repentance, distress. wr Fever. f^-tr 1 P. 1 To every where, r: Si. 18. 25 spread, be extend- ed or" spread, vail or spread. Bv. 4. 18. doing forth. -2 Spreadmultiing, extending. -3 Crowd, ftflf: 1 tude, herd, flock. ; ty, heap Ttro . Eating. Mil. ; I diffusion. 1 strike 62. 1 To deliver, ; To -10 To cast off, create, produce. baud over to. To -2 To emit, poor forth, shed. send away, dismiss. -3 To spare. diate. -4 To cast -S To lose. | I off, repel, repu- Sending forth, emission. -2 Shedding, pour ng down, dropping R. 16. 38. -3 Casting, dis; charge. -4 Giving avvay. a gift, donation aurfT-r (% ft ' pouring ; down ' also ). -5 -4 A large quanti- 37. Spreading out, expansion, -2 Creeping, gliding. -3 A Voiding evncus-9 Departure, Kg in g separation. -10 Final beautitude.-H Light, splendour. -12 A symbol in writing, representing a distinct hard aspiration and marked by two perpendicular dots(:}. -13 The southern course of the sun. -14 The penis. RjjsrM 1 Emitting,sending forth, pouring down ; WHWTr TSI 'eflwsf ^: R. 9. 6. -2 Giving away, a gift, donation R. 9 6. -3 Voiding ; Ms. 4. 43. -4 Casting off, quitting, abandoning; *j Going fall, 'F'T* U. 2. 10. -9 Si. 15. ; let drop, f%5f ^g'fl tiju ci fr^grfr ftjriiStffifrfftjr S. ; 2 linquishment. -8 Cholera. used adverb- sense of everywhere, on all sides, all around;' Ei. 14. 59 ; Ft. 2. 2 ; Mil. 5. 4, 9. 25 ). -damp. ; Sending away, dismissal. -6 Creation, creating. -7 Abandonment, re- TO- sjftf ; means See Rf all-per- ; 26. 39. Caus. tree. 13. *ft3r*r ffr *tr* ft^s: R. 5. -5 To dismiss, allow to go, send away ; smjirgr *^r frff*^ gRr R. 8. 91 14. 19. -6 To give; R. 13. 67; 18. 7. -7 To send or cast fortu, emit, patch 3. ; down aQstfrmtf -4 To send, des- pour R* R. WT Insensible, unconscious. <* m. -T: Creeping along, gliding, gently ; To shed, dart onbarmonions. : injurious, dreadful -2 Creeping, glid- 6 P. 1 To abandon, leave, M. Rive up ; fJr^sr 5f 4. 13 ; f otter frightful, ol. ftsHref. ff i Flowing, triok'ing. a. Hurtful, Unsteidy, a-itated a. ni^'ilrf 1 -6 Fraudulent, crafty. fsteffy Mil. 7. -2 Uneven. ftg;7 R WmmT*f by poiion. ^ o. moving Ve.4. TwofhfrsjfSrftftsTr fcrtri^i: S. 6. -3 To fail to prove. I ; . ; False, untrue. Spreading, 1 ) ing. 4 deceive. disappoint, To fail. -S To assert falsely. -6 To Caul. I To make incontradict. consistent. -2 Disappoint, to cause 15. 67. Si. 3. 11. tstfft: ; To lion. a. 19 1. -2 To break oae'e word or promise to fail ft/. ( about, being diffused %rofprrfJr Ma. Mil. 5. 13 Vibration. ftswa. inconsistent, SfttTgrr* r Ma. : -2 To be 1 ; fish. f*W2>'p- I Spread c -t, extended, diffused. -2 Extended, stretched. -3 Uttered, spoken. ed. - throb, beat, palpitate. A P-P- Disjoined, separat- be at variance Spreading, m. I diffusing. -2 Creeping, gliding. See ftr. 1 fl 880 To be abandoned &o. a. 12 p- ) p- ness, magnitude q. v. JJVTT: Me. -2 Given -4 Details, away. -3 Left, 4 Sent, desquitted,- abandoned. patched. -5 Dismissed. firrat S. 7. -5 The diameter of a circle. -6 A shrub. -7 The branch of a TOjff p. p. t Emitted, tent forth. -2 Created, emanated.-,! Sued, cast. -4 Sect, despatched, B. 5 39. -5 Dismissed, let go, discharged R. 2. 9. -6 Discharged, hurled- -7 Given, Spread ont, expanded, extended.-2 Wide, broad. -3 Large, great, extensive -Oomp.tror a kind of root ( UITO ). bestowed, granted imwrwftw&J B. 1. 44. -8 Abandoned, quitted, removed. -9 Cast ont, expelled. tended. -2 Broad, expanded. -3 forth. ; ; ; Emitted, sending forth. -1 Abandoning. -3 Giving. 1 /. : To move, march, f^^m. proceed v: g*Tf i?*1? rrwrs<m 1 I ; a* f^re wnm B. 11. 29; 4. 53. -2To fly or roam about. -3 To spread; S'THmcrra' follfc^ ftHScTl^Tcr Mai. 2. 1. -4 To flow along, fall down ; ftwfc* vrrcrn?jjji% ^off 1. 29. -5To escape, rnn away. -6 To hover abcnt. -7 To wind, meander. ( Tiwfhit ) U. srsfrliT: tree with new gboots. Diffused, spread, ex- 1 Am- -4 Diffuse, prolix. f^?ff:/. I Extension, expansion. -2Breadth, width, magnitude.-3 The diameter of a circle. ple. fVwft 1 Creeping about, and to gliding. -3 Spread, -4 An un- fro. circulation; U. 1. 36. expected or unwished for consequence of tin act. -5 A sort of dis- dry spreading itch. -Gomp. {f waj.. f^TW 1 Creeping along, gliding, going gently. -2 Diffusion, spreading, extending. fari3, wrffor See r*** (5) above. D To f^-^r a. I Plain, clear, intelli-2 Manifest, evident, obvious, gible. open, apparent. To quiver, palpitate, tremble. -2 To move about, struggle. -3 To shine, gleam f% stiff fWgnnt 5ISTt5r 0. 4. -4 Tl draw or twang P.I ( To spread, fill. -3 To ex. -2 To cover, , or expand 4W* used in cans, in the same as a bow. sense ) (jisw f%?!fitfH'St!WT^g7 ; : 1 Vibration, Ve. 2. 25. trembling, The twang of a bow. feemrcxp-p- I Made to vibrate. -2 Trembling, tremulous. -3 Twanged ftsBf^RWfT^nrasc*: Ki. 14. 31. -4 Dilated, expanded. -5 Manifested, displayed. -6 Evident, apthrobbing. -2 tonishment or wonder, being the feeling which produces the adlihuta 8. D. thus defines it sentiment . -3 Pride, V ifg H RvwSVfiHll 207. 4. arrogance arT; ^nRr i%wrr5 Ms. 237. -4 Uncertainty, doubt. -Coxap. ; as ; in S.I. -2 To increase stretch, extend. ; B.7 39. ^^KrSP-P- Extension, expansion. -2 1 I flrwriJT a. Astonishing, producing wonder. far^pTST aiT: I W, nrmSTi 4 24 (fotm>or, >n detail, at length, fully, ; with minute details, with full parti - Mn. l;Bg.!0.18).-3 Prolixity, wai R*=H<JT. -4 Abundance, quantity, multitude, number. -5 A bed, layer. -6 A seat, stool. -7 diffusenees ; Affectionate solicitation. ftWK: 1 Spreading, *: ; ; 27. ftfyte^iri^r *S Causing won, f%ftl Astonished, surpris- I amazed, wonder-struck. -1 Disconcerted. -3 Proul. ed, i%Rm:/' Astonishment, wonder; surprise. ft^H^ a. Surprised, struck with wonder, astonished. i P. To forget; *w S. 5. 1 , ; Caus. S. 6. To cause to forget. llTfiw'r Forgetting, forgetfulness, S. 5. 23. ; oblivion Roaring, thundering, rumbling. -2 A clap or peal of thunder. -3 (Hence) A thunderlike manifestation or rise, nny sudden appearance or stroke ulW 3TTtjrcTsit ftTTOr^sTawisr: R. 14. 62. -4 Boiling ( ad of waves ); swell, surg- ing appearance 5VilTf>^5T?jfti'?- ; $,rr : R. 13. 12. ft^llr* 1 Roar, shout. -2 Rolling. -3 Fruit, result ziffr S*r*f; ^WWfftTOVAvRfiN Bh. 2. 125, A A spark of iasi^ kind of poison. A f%?'fi'ia'5 -?f I tumour. -2 ISiuall-pox r:/. loss ot fire S. ; W - B. -2 Forgotten. Forgetfnlness, oblivion, memory. A rinjif smell like that of meat. -3omp. ment. n'fa: To slip down, he2 To fall down, Caul. 1 To cause to fall drop, slip. down, let fall f^farirerr H^foran* Ku. 3. 62. -2 To loosen, relai, f^^fg^ 1 A. 1 ; slacken. 1 Falling down. -2 De- cay, laxness, weakness, debility. ft^TT a. I Causing to fall or drop down ahwfHmf&'J'fc'^c?' '*?1 *-2 Untying, loosenf^TJT: ing !fri%ft^rOT: 35^: K. P. 7. -^1 Falling down. -2 Flowing, dropping. 1 ; Gtt. 3. boil, raw yellow orpi- come loosened. R4r?T,-wr 3. 143. 1 P- . 1 T: 1. 1 ; extension, expanaion qtafWreHrgrf Mai. -2 Amplitude, breadth * der.-2 Anything causing wonder. -3 A city of the Gandharvas ( said to be nt. also ). 1 ; i. Astonishing. of love. -2 Trick- *ft f- ) ( The god deceit, illusion. Tremulous, quiver- ing. -2 Swollen, enlarged. rf^'J 1 P. 1 To roar, thunder. -2 To resound. -J To increase. -4 To arteW STBtrtmrr 3 shine, appear ? ft^ar- K. P. 10. si Minute details, detailed description, minute particulars astonished, struck -3Tf?J:, -wrfro with wonder. ; 1 i><;fU.9 , tend expand. -4 To strew or scatter about. Caul. I To causa to spread -3 To ; Wonder, surprise, astonishment, amazement; 35^: WJ3TUf^JT^r H5l'Sr3it B. 10. 50. -2 As1 : parent, manifest. 5 diffuse. ; To stand 1 or stationary; n-|jpj 7jtc?r farasfrriT Si. 4. 4. -3 To spread, be diffused. : ease, sur- ; ; apart. -2 remain, stay, dwell, remain fixed A. 1 fq-fqT ; -2 Moving To wonderor be 1 T*j3r^ air aHf: RRir&iT^ B- 15 68 ; T^?T fipurrf ^n?r Si. 4. 19, Bk. 5 51. -2 To adniire.-3 To be proud or conceited ST f%*Hj?r a ; nr*eftaf.p.j>.l fe^xp- p. A. 1 5rrw: 18. sent Emitted, 1 ; : ; 881 A -J Untying, loosening. -4 gentle laugh, smile. Loosened. -2 Weak, t nr5Tt.Tp.jJ. infirm. A laxa- live, purgative. ; Handless. -2 Confounded, bewildered, overpoweredmade powerless wi?ycfrg fifefcT 1 ; , Decay, debility, decripitnde. fr-r See R?f^, fisiT. To 1 P. flow, forth triokle, X3 ( for doing the proper V3Trfir?r^<jt M. 4. -4 incapacitated work ) ; '<' P. To forsake, give up 3 Bleeding. -2 Distilling. -3 A kind of epiric distilled from molasses. f*BT5rar I :/- Heaven, paradise. Blowing, dropping, ; trickling. Flowing forth, trickling, oozing. leave, ; ; ; Caused to abandon. f$%mitp'p-2 Extorted, caused 1 A A Me. 28 Bs. 1. 28. -2 bird cloud. -3 An arrow. -4 The sun. ; ; The moon. -6 A planet -5 in general. A bird ; R. 1.51 ; ftjiTt 1 55. -2 A cloud. -3 An arrow. Mg. 9. -4 The -5 The moon. -Omxp. un. -frgr: epithets of :, 1 ^A Jjird ( ; fW'inr, reiffttarr ing burdens. 2 f%5^ P. 1 To A To ^nrfrfWr: ; T% 14. 8, B. 5. 27. decline ; kill, -4 To 1. 19 ; R. 2. *TffS5fTf%!rf5rarll. 2. appoint, foil, frustrate. 58 ; m. Ki. 16. 43. w #* tgf- ,JT -5 To dis-6 To sepa- rate. 2. 20. sirfir, Sky, A bird ftffrff: A I friend, companion. \ Killing, striking. Defeat, root. I -f. -2 Failure? -3 -2 striking. -3 Obstrnction, obimpediment. -4 A bow for Killing, Hurt, injury. stacle, cleaning cotton. T-' G re t t P. joy, rapture. I To smile, Uugh gently f%Rrtsr?filtiqf?r B.2. 46. -2 To laugh at, deride, ridicule WWT ; ; Git. 9 rr Ill ; fr?*^ %%: Me. DO. ft? rftwr 1 .^. -2 Expanding. -3 Beautiful, j N. -l played. -2 ten modes of indicating love used by women see S. D. 125, 146 ; (written [%fcf also in this sense) -2 Sport, 3. decree fixed, w ftf 1. -2 Arrangement. P. 1 let fall, TOttfct- To 1 shed pastime, pleasure. -3 1 : ( Afflict- 1 r: An injurer.-2 Areviler- calumniator. 1 Injuring, hurting. -2 Rubbing, grinding. -3 Afflicting. -4 Pain, sorrow, torment. f^|rpr To 1 P. shake about stagger, awrnrw ; tremble, fffJr' Mil. 5. 20. a. take away, seize as tears ) ; as in irrcif ( as time ). -5To -4 To pass amuse, or divert oneself, sport, play; Rrnw f Rft? wrwT4r>r Git. 1 ; imwT- U. 3. 6. -6 To i>era; mr V. 4 go in various directions. -7 To live. -8 To change, alternate. fsr^ Hurt, injury. -2 ing, harassing. Performance, doing, 1 f%firft):/. action. ^*frffcrrTTr Pt. q;<*ft ; Removal, taking away. 1 Sport, Done, performed, apportioned. ( See An order, a command, ar ). One of the 1 ; -2 99. appointed, determined. -3 Ordered, prescribed, decreed ; Pt. 1. 20l. -4 Framed, constructed. -5 Placed,deposited. -6 Famished with, possessed of. -7 Fit to oe done. -8 R Sported, Expanded. settled, with Diverting or amusing JT<JTmriT l ; play. atmosphere -2 Arranged, Distributed, A convent. - oneself by ; away. -2 To remove, destroy. -3 To Struck completely, killod.-2 Hurt. -3 Opposed, impeded, resisted. 3, A Jaina temple. !>;. monastery -8 A temple in general. -9 Great expansion of the organs of apeecb. -10 Opening. expansion. -1 1 The palace or banner of Indra. -12 A palace in general. -13 A kind of bird. -lomp. ijj a pleasura-house. ^rn7 a nun. Expansion. acte-1. ; Si. reiect, refuse, a^srmrgir srryw usually in See wj iWr w irar* r%j m., n. made, Bk. ( comp. ); fWfcflT: 1l$i Bh. -3 Base, low, inferior. -Oonrp pile for carry- Bfijaj without of. ; lovely. ft$f*t p. p- I Left, abandoned, forsaken. -2 Devoid of, destitute or deprived qTfarf*3mrrmST: Ki. 4. 15 $TWT^Tr^rrtGN. 11 --5 A park, garden; especially a pleasure garden. -6 The shoulder. -7 A Jaina or Buddhist 2. 20. to be givan up. gift, donation. ) M. obstruct, impede, oppose, resist fttfftT Tflfrfl- A a. base-born, low-born. slay.de.troy, destroy completely, annihilate; Carfy) Ki. 5. 17, 14. tfJWr WSrltoSTIff 23. -2 To strike, beat violently. -3 1 if Garuda. OTWtTsfirwTt B. 9. 37 1. 39, H. 1. 37. -2 The sun. abandon, ; 5. 67, Ki. 1. 44 Me. 41 R. 2. 40 73 ; 6. 7; 12. 102 ; 14. 48, 9 ; Ku. 3. 1. Caus. I To give away. -2 To abandon, give up. Discordant. tt. ; temple, convent, Learned, wise. ooze. diversion! pleasure ; 9. 68, 13. nrT: R. 16. 26, 67 5. 41 38, 19 37. -4 Tread, Bte oping, movement ( of hands, feet &c. ); nrej$hs ; f%3t: I Taking away, removing.-2 Separation, disunion. -3 Changing. f^BTOT 1 Removing, taking awav. -2 Taking a walk, airing, going about or rambling for pleasure. -3 1 Agitated, disquieted. perturbed, oonfnied ; R. 8. 37. -2 Overcome with fear, alarmed. -3 Delirious, beside oneself. -4 AfflictBh. 3. 59 ; Kn. 4. ed, distressed ; 4. -5 Desponding. -6 Fused, tf I. 2 P. rarely liquid. used in ) 1 To go, move. -2 To approach. -3 To pervade. -4 To bring, convey. -5 To throw, oait. classical literature -6 To eat, consume. -7 To obtain.-S Tononoeive, bring forth. -9 To b born or produced. -10 To shine, be II To desire, wish. -12 shine. -II. ( f% ( ) 2 P. 1 To go beautiful. To away, depart Pleasure, pastime. ( trKf, + ; w^mj- ;=rft ^ ffuft robber. Rrpg m. I A. r%7K: 1 Removing, taking away. -2 Roaming or walking for pleasure, walk. airing, a stroll, taking a faftin S 4. 12 so mn>Tr, Thiwhr. To undergo a change wf?r nrf J To fsfttS iw ^f% ?r??rv Sk. -3 spend. -4 To be diffused, to spread. -5 To vanish, disappear. -6To cross -3 Sport, Over, traverse. ronmer, -2 A play, pastime, recreation, ; ; 882 Wind. -2 A 1 -4 The bird. mind. a Inte Bv. ; 1 a -WTfW: ; A . Ku. To I gee, 85 4.3. 5. -2To trW wg regard or A visible -2 Snr- object. -qn -w Seeing, at. gazing ftfisr Rr^tft P- [ ft > ?*> -f- dig- Gone, I ] Gone away, departed. loosed, get free. -4 Ex- exempt. -5 Approved, -6 Unfit for war. -7 Tame, quiet. -8 Freed from, devoid of ( mostly in comp. ) 7!rf%(f, 5IKoepted, liked. ^rcmit n?$Y%! -3 ; Repetition in general. appeared. -2 -3 Let go, prise, astonishment, lute-player. behold;iftvr gjrn ; oooiider as. I Pervasion. -2 Repetition continuous or successive action 0.1 in the example 1 words to imply of s A. l tf$T 80. . lataniit. A. tft>T 1 o. Vfa A ) To boast, brag Heroic,bravo.-2 Mighty, -3 Excellent, eminent. 1 powerful. ?: 1 rT^ ( champion warrior, hero, ; ; looking at light. STSTOT -orr Seeing, An or rt A S. 1 *? To be looked Visible, perceptible.-??: an actor. -2 A horse. -$? I 1 at. -2 A dancer, Anything -2 to be looked at, a visible object. for. An elephant or horge unfit or untrained for war. ft Pricking (an elephant ) with the goad and striking with the .ffarfiTHir irnT: W: look, glance. Ac. -9 Desired, -10 Put on or worn. Vh*fi-, tfrrasr wished eye. legs Ku. C. 39 v. 1. ; gee Malli. thereon); ( Wonder, surprise. fHffftTrft "Irffriidg* Si -Oomp. a humble, Going, moving, progress' -2 One of the paces of a horge. -J H ^ 1 Dancing. -4 Junction, union. A wave 1.194;U. 3. 2;R. 6. 56, 12, 100, Me. 28. -2 Incongtancy,tbeughtlesg; -3 Pleagnre, delight. -4 Rest, leisure. -5 A ray of light. -6 Little. negg. -Oomp --Wlfel the ocean. A. fo?wO To go. -II. 10 To fan, cool by fan*fis*w nroi ning; 5. 13 Ku. 2. 42. -WITH fan ; Eg. 3. 4 S. 3. I. 1 U. ( *T3nfiH4 ) ; - . 47. 5. lowly. 6. 39 v. 1. -2. free from passion, calm, tranquil, -3. colourless, (-n:) 1. a sage who has subdued his passion. -2. a deifled Juina saint. srh*?: = 3T?ite: ) the Aoka tree. qjr the ( sacred thread . a cage or net ; 1 A cage, for confining beasts or birds. -2 An aviary. -3 A place for pregerving game. m. dual ( The gideg of the ) larynx or throat. jg^TiW wnrni The ric ) ; it is T: The ruddy googe. -2 A 1 tort of pheasant, if Kn. 4. 36. -2 A fan. iu balance Fanning I -3 A [ % ; A son -7 A fire. -6 husband. -8 The tree Arjnna. -9 A Jaina. -10 The Karavlra tree. -11 N. of Vishnu. * 1 A reed. -2 gucriflcial The Pepper. -3 Rice-gruel. -4 3H=si of Dira q. v. -Oomp. kind of gorrel WTSifnr t- keeping watch. -2. the post of danger in arm* I. battle. -3. a forlorn hope a kind of posture practised iu meditation for definition gee ( 3 ) -2- kneeling on one knee. -3. a field of battle. -4. the station of a sentinel. t**tt 1. epithets of y$Tt, Siva. -2. a great hero. 3*ft: a Brahmana who omits to offer oblaqfr;. an tions to the sacrificial fire. f%^ ] ft, /. Going, motion. -2 Producing, production. -3 Enjoyment. -4 Bating. thing, . -5 Light, lustre. -6 Cleaning, purifying. -Oomp. ftars l. fire. -2. the root -- . q^ : insignificant or contemptible warrior. 3rtft*T 1 ; in rheto- heads ^ifa, rt*H, ^ipfk, and 5^^, for explanation gee these wordg s. v. ) -3 An actor. -4 Fire. -5 The battle. A horse. 5. ( distinguished under four 1. ; : U. sentioieat of heroi'in *rv. tree. ' war dince. -2- war, Bilva tree. -2 the tb tr'* 5* "> an epithet of the god of love. ir^: a ecrt of miliqrf (or) an exciting or tary dresg. refreshing drink taken by soldiers either before or after a battle. ^Tf N. of Vishnu. *nri 1-N. of apower- Ariuna : ROD. by Siva from his matted hair; see ^T. -2. a distinguished hero. -3. a horse fit for the Atvamedha sacrifice. -4- a kind of fra" n g worn on f^irr grant grass. the middle toe. ^rs, " red lead. tKi ! the sentiment of heroism. -2. a warlike feeling. $g: N. of Bhimasena -- f%$f*3r: a Brahtnana ful hero created A tffir*, stall, ; A small piece of wood (about a gpan long ) struck with a stick or bat in a game played by boya ( called in Marathi %3 -**/ ; ; it is I . market, Si. 32. 9. -5 thna defin- : tie, fastening, knot ( of wearing garment ). -4 The knot of a bodice Amaru. D. ). I The -2 A preparation of i[ = jrt^sj q. v. ). -3 A -"frrzurr, *frfe: ( betel-plant. betel ( Mar. ft^tf^l 8. ; ; A Pt. in front of a house. variety of dramfi ed in 17 -3 line. shop in a market -4 A terrace A Ki. 7. way A row, road, 211. -2 ! aWTfcriftsftreiT: A | 520. road &c. -2-A picture- or a large scroll of paper ( on which pictures are drawn ) (according to some ) a wall ( accoidn to otbori ) 3^r<7T^f 3'fr^Rf^t gallory ; ; i i crU. 23- 1. who performs sacrifices by means of money got from the lowest castes. -^STt l.theArjunatree.-2.themark- the mother of ing-nut plant. -^ /. 1. a hero ; (so^TTiHnrr. -*SJi -Ur> 5Tr)' -2. the mother of a male child. |rT: fcf N. of the father of Nala. f>r the WV: * bnffalo. : garlic. a. I a. Pure, Ved. Strong, firm. Th ( Indian K. Oomp. fiorfit Lightning. thet of A Armtft. ; ) Me. lute 86. aky. -2 Wind, ; jj. -2 3UFT: an epineck of ^g- ; the ^fbjTFwell. clean. air. tj | The -3 Fire. The tnp or cover of a MH. 11. 41. ^-T. killing of a man HI. 1. a Br&hcnana who has neglected ; his domestic fire. -2- : Lightning. plant, 1 A hero. N. of Vishnu. -2 The Karavtra A great hero.-2 An arrow. kind of fragrant grass. A k 5 *WT: peacock. -2 Fighting with beasts. -3 A leather-jacket. 1 A !?T^ a. FuH of heroes. woman whose husband and {ft A f-T3T.p. p. I Cut, Tern. -3 Broken. 1. 1, 5, f^^HT SU3 Bk. A side look. A 1 -Vfff- A -3 shoot. : B. -4 To beg, "solicit, ask strain, ; bide, Mk. 18 5. 14. Bk. ; fcr. screen, -6 5. , Heroism, prowess, valour; *S nwri;: Ki. 3. 43 R. 62, 11. 72 Ve. 3. 3. -2 ; 3ff> 3<wf medicines 3. 2. -fj Efficacy 3n7?,? HV -. JffJfftTffr g;q* * 48. -7 Semen virile Ku. 3 15 -8 Splendour, lustre. .9 of plants. -10 Dignitv Pt. 4. 50. The seed ; consequence. -Ooxnp. ->W!f: seminal effusion, ^ a , discharge of a I. pnsiIanimons.-2. seedless. -3 impotent. iemen. -pf^ a. strong. _,& cowardly, 1 corn. -4 I. loads A A A yoke for carrying burden. -3 Storing way, road. . by means of a eral dealer. & -2 A Buddhist 1 *: vent. A or Jaiua con sanctuary. of 2. 11. To -Detid. 1 P. ( iff* ) To leave, aban- Agreed or assented to. -6 Hired. -7 -8 .Served. .9 vitiated. Affected by. -10 Round, circular. fft:/. I Choosing, selecting. -2 Hiding, covering, concealing. -3 Asking, soliciting. -4 An entreaty, arque8t.-5Surrounding>enoompaga! -6 A hedge, fence, an enclosure Me. 78, M41. 6. 19. ing. -T.: A Surrounding, encompass- The Do. tree called 3. 41 ] I -2 perish. hart, 1%*^. wolf; . -3 A jack^'. .4 A owl. -6 A roDber. -J \ Ksbatriys. -8 Turpentine.- 9 A COIO . pound perfujne, a mixture of various fragrant articles. -10 N. of a demon -II N. of a tree (Wfj)--IJN. of a flre in the stomach. -J3 A plough -14 The moon ( Ved. ).-Coap 24. -2 crow. -5 hyena. An ^ -3Tt>:, a dog. TfTi 1. an epithet of Brahman. -2. of Bbtma, the Ki. To A 2. 1. qf?r: pentina. -2. |a * jackal. Vffi a dog. ; Bg. ^ 1. 15 j. iu{ '. compound ptrfume. tree. trees. w turpentine. fWltfi gnm, ^rfaw, -qr^ a gardeu, grove rel. 51; a lizard. ^rf<}flr a squirrel. A ?$T9i: 1 -2 A tree small tree ( in ; general Ku. 5. 14. The ). -3 tree.. To choose. To avoid, than, (^%) |-5^ abandon. -II,7P.(f 1^7 ( sprfo ) 2 A. I Bhag. -3 To atone for, efface, purifyj Ms. 9. 20. -4 To turn away, avert. -5 To remove, set aside. -6 To give, bestow. -7 To hurt, injure, kill.-IH P. 10 U. 1 ; fffffit a. a . of trees. KuUja Spoiled, root of ; second Piijdava prince uM,To many an axe. Mb. fa. Bam. -P-[l-if] 1 Chosen, selected. -1 Covered, screened. -3 Hidden. -4 Surrounded, encompassed. -5 the resin. To choose, select ; q-< n^qo qjjqr Rerr %i Pt. 4. 68. -2 To ftjt choose in marriage. -3 To ask for beg, solicit, ( with two aoo. ) ; a f m'f 1 silir: ;TfT: the fig-tree. *rrar fi}:, don. kill. who ''"ies yok. -2 A gen- tree j^-; ?%-> ) [ T: A J grove or clufnp of trees. ^rr: a monkey. grgr the shade of a tree. (-4) thick shade, the shade ; (a^rtr-'S, fofwit-i* ; RtOTis-ff) wish to choose. -II. 10 0. ( in*. burdens. -2 66 3. -^ga cook, ; ( of Un. ] 1 -2 To avert from ( with -3 To prevent, ward off, resuppress; clieck, Under p^r Vigonr, 8trength.-3 Virility.-* Energy, firmness, courage. -5 Power, potency ; ?W-W -2- an ascetic. suvtft^ m. 1. a kind of small owl. -2. abird.-g-ftra : the Karnikara tree, a wild 5. lo- ; Wftg 3H** f jf5 Bb. 8. 36. ; Cleaned, cleared, puri- 3Tjr^:l.a carpenter's chisel. -2. a hatchet. -3. the fig-tree. -4. the Miff: the hog-plam. Piyila tree. (-*&) the fruit of the tamarind tree. anfTT: a bird. srranr: ! a bird. ; 3. 42. abl. ). sprerding creep- being out. -4 A creeper, a shrub in general Ki.4. 19. [ Comp. woo, cover, Ak. -2. f^ B. 12. 61. -7 Toward off,' keep away, restrain, check. _8 To hinder, oppose, obstruct. -9 To love Cans. (*nnffl-fl) I To adore. -2 A deed -2 A branch, plant which grows after 84; R. Wltf^rt ll. 4. ). . 5. fit ; TT1?T re divided. -2 Spread, strewn. 1 A. ierij I To accept.select. -2 To cover. conceal. < Ku. ^ court A.' *r5Tgtrf gYfa- Mv. 3. 28 marriage, To surround, encompass fife. er in cover, conceal, envelop; i&| place. See : I kid- fied. 3. 6. -5 To N. of a fragrant grass, Andropogon Muricatns, (the root of which is used as a of Sffrrfpr I 56 2. nfip.p- To ^* act like a hero refrigerant Ku. ( ; choose show heroism. ( mifl-ff, jafnlr-istf, ; *5ir7jT<Jr -2 To choose for oneself ( Atm. ); forjr fy f%f ^rqnftot gorgstir: f^TTfl^ WTfs Ki. 2. 30 wa- 3fT5if ffir B. 3. 6. -3 To plantain tree. *> Den. A. To 9 U. pats, fofa ) 1 choose, select, select as a boon The wife of a hero. -2 A wife. -3 A mother, matron. -4 A kind )f perfume ( called Mori ).-5 Spiritnous liquor. -6 An aloe. -7 The : -ST I The heart. -2 A in dual in this sense ). 3^T a. Chosen, selected. ft-fffti fa 1 PT ney |- song are living. Desirous of choosing, a- f * See 5 ? ( r^, TifofiNf, ^rsffl ; I To shun, avoid. -2 To give up, abandon. -3 To exclude, set aside, leave out, except; S. 6. 27. -4 To abstain from. -5 To cut to pieces. -6 To take away, deprive (one) of. -7 To discharge, pour or give out, emit. ( The following verse from K. R. illus- trates the root in its different conjuT f*eh gations: fOiffR ft3ft: ^1% fl? I ^jf?f=ira^rf! ff ^ II ). Crooked. -2 Ved. Strong. -3 Ved. Moving. -4 (Hence) Perishf 3Tr " 1 ?; 1 Hair. able, transient. ed hair. r 1 Sin. -2 -2 Curl- A calamity. -3 Sky. -4 An enclosed piece of an enclosure ground, especially a field cleared for pasture or agricul; ture. -5 Energy, strength. -6 battle, fight. A 884 a. Crooked, bent, curved. 1 -2 Wicked, sinfnt. curled -2 hair. n: A wicked B. fil% f far^j rit K. R* 5TTH^T ffsnr man ; Sin ; 1 sf f :WTT Hair, I w?trTrf?r Bg. 4. 36 i f3frr<jrfi pleasure, gratify. f^I. 4 A. (fwTtj I To choose, of. Tifj. -2 To distribute, divide. -II. 10 U. ( * j t ; siderativr *f?r, mfifrj-awfife, W?i3, ; abide, remain, subsist, stay 1 . ; -2 To 1. fl*JT?fiJ*&irwrftr5T:S. be in any particular condition or circumstances ; &c. *$r. -3 To happen, take place, occur, come Vm%rr: ; round Bg. it is 5. 26. ' evening &c. ; Til. 6; S. -4 To move on, proceed in regular course ; trrct sra?f TST: Ms. 2. 15 ; fWranSfcm rf ^ Bk, 2. 37 ; B. 12. 56. -5 To be maintained or supported by, live on, subsist by <jR?1?y*Tf*fT$5m*r K. ( fig. also ) 172 ; Ms. 3. 77. -6 To torn, roll ; on, revolve *> trprf^r sta?*Jrwr or 'engage oneset self, be occupied or engaged in, Ve. 3. about ; -7 To occnpy ( with loo. ) HWM; ; S. 1 ; pr;iq': jiret ; ; t u 6 - ffWT*! B. 10. 25 30. -9 To Ms. : wfWrV. MM. 1; {&**?*- ; 104, 8. 173, 11. act a part, enter upon a ; 7. couiss of conduct ; q-rvff ffj *fo he acts an honest part '. -10 To act up to, abide by, follow jr^ST^f r ' ; RrjIRr *$** Dk. -1 1 To have the sense of, signify, be used in the sense of trsriHtT*lr ^Tff% on P. IV. 2. 3. tmywr ; 5TO*|T^Mbh. often used in lexicons in this sense ). -12 To tend or oondrfce to d&t. ) > f ft( with s%sr Rr ( ; tfyftrorotfita: r?r Scftfcer ^nrR^rehf^nr: B. 19. 4 Mv. 3 23. -6 To spend, pass ( as time ). -7 To ; live on. subsist ^ MJai 80; sometimes Atm. also H^IWrffS^^nnlfT: 3?RfWnK* f9: Ki. 2. 18. -8 To relate, describe.-9 To perceive, com- w tmtftr *r% ; 12. WS^TT TB'JI B. ; prehend.-lO To study. -1 1 To shine. -12 To speak. -12 To shed (as tears Deiid. ). foqfrfaff ) Rf?fff, ( f9 Performed, done, acted. -5 Past, gojie. -6 Bound, circular R. 6. 32. -7 Dead, deceased. -8 Firm, fixed. -9 Head through, studied. -10 Derived from. 1 1 Famous. -12 Covered. -13 Turn; ed. ( See tr: fij ). A tortoise -- ^ An event, occurrence. -2 History, account B. 15. 64. -3 News, tid1 t mode of f TTHgf&tU: Ms. profession, occupation fl-ffr 10. 127 v. I., 7. 122 ; Conduct, behaviour, life, action ; as in ; ST. 3. manner, act, -6 8ood 4. 2j. -7 5^- F^f^) -5 44. Pt. or virtuous conduct An established rule or usage, law, observance of such rule or custom usage, duty B. 5.33. -8 A circle, circumference of a circle. -9 A ; ; ; metre in general, especially a metre of syllables regulated by the number it contain* ( opp. STflrT )', see Afp. I -Oonrp. taperinglv round W39;V Ku. 20; 8. 346 Bg. 3. 22. -8 To act, behave, conduct or demean oneself practise perform, towards, do, loo. or by itself ) with ( usually " Dk. 9. 33. attend or look perform, discharge, ; To do, -5 To -4 37. MM. ; 3TH T* 3n*"* f fJf^T B. 8. Ms. 15. also VAptrii, Eubjaka and Mudgara. Tff: I. the jujube tree. -2- the practise, exhibit to wgt^ 35. 1. obedient. MgiTK: 1- a. conformity prescribed rules. -2. conformity MsfK - ' ' - - news, tiding",, intelligence WSTfrtfft V.4;B. 14. 87. ; $fr -3. f ac- count, bistory,talc, narrative, fctory. -4. a subject, topic. -5. a kind, sort. -6. mode, manner. -7- state, condition. -8. the whole, totality. -9 ret,leisure. -10- retirement,solitnde. -11. property, nature. ^jgVfrt, &ir the water-melon. 3*tsn^ o. strong, mighty. -2. having unimpaired creative power ; Ms. 1. 6. OT: & segment of a circle. n'r*h n. N. of a kind of prose ( having 1 . only the ; wis a kind of 2. ^ ings.^ Practice, Subhlsh. i* now Bk. ; o. tonsured, whose tonsure ceremony has been performed U. grass ( ). a^ar: S^T: 1 a cane ( .Jink ) -2. the Sinsha tree. -3. the kadamln tree ; U. 2; 1 depend ; ; pass rest or Completed, finished. -4 t sni *rt Bv. 1. 3; often used merely as a copula 3i?rc7 to -13 To p- p- ri^*SR-*] 1 Lived, existed. -2 Occurred, happened* -3 ; 3TST ; T<5fr Caul. ( ^fom-lt ) 1 To cause upon. to be or exist. -2 To cause to move or turn round, cause to revolve stftofft vfa fit Jrfwafrri?*: S. 7. 6. -3 To brandish, flourish, whirl name of metre ). . ; tree. ( -^ ) black pepsis a. one who has mastered the science of arms Bk. 9. 19. pomegranate per. ; A kind of prose composition. f Tf% 11%: / [tt-1%0 1 Being existence -2 Abiding, remaining, attitude, being in a particular state ; as in ft^ffi%, ft -4 Action, move- State, condition. W- ment, function, operation sifl ^rwnfH ; S. -6 Conduct, behaviour, 11. 2. cours* of conduct, mode of action S. 4. 17, f ^ OniH^if fH Me. 8 ittrti f^i, rft%! &c. -7 ; wwnr> Imsiness, occupation, Profession, employment, mode of leading life ^rathe end of comp. ) ( often at ; ftcRH4Nfcl8;0. 3. 125. 5. 6 5j Pt. -8 Livelihood, maintenance, means of subsistence or oft. in coinp. livelihood ; B. 2. 38, S. 7. 12, for the several means ; Ku. 5. 28 ( of subsistence, see Ms- 4. 4-6 ; ). -9 Wages, hire. -10 Causeof activity. -11 Bespectful treatment. -12GHoss, *rcommentary, exposition jjj%: ; Ac. ftrtororSi- 2 - 112 . r7Tf?fWTfT4t -13 Bevolving, turning round. -14 The circumference of awheel or cir- 5 (In gram.) cle. -1 A complex forma- tion requiring resolution or explanation. -16 The power or force of a word by which expresses, indi- it cates, or suggests a meaning; (these are three: -wftvir, artff t, and ajjitr q. q. v. v. ); general character or force of a word. -17 A style in composition are four -Tiii*tt ma1, wrwft ( these : v. ). q- q- v. and wtWii -18 Custom- Manner of thinkary allowance. -19 Mspim: a kind of ing. -TJomp. alliteration; see K. P. 9- ayr: subsistence. Sinw o. for want of badly off or distressed 8. 411. ^ar the livelihood dewheel of state Pt. 1. 81. tlie means of subsistof privation ence. Hr:,-t*?f want of a liveliof means ; U. ^t ; hood Pt ; 1. 153. f a. 1. beiagin employment. -2- wellany conducted, of good behaviour, (-w.) atate or a lizard, chameleon. Ssp Hlkd [ I1.-V5 ] 1 by Indra ; ( N. of a demon he is supposed to of darkness ) be a personification ; H85 f?f. -2 A cloud. -3 Darkness. -4 An enemy. -5 Sound. -6 A wheel. cee -7 N. of Indra. -8 A mocntain. -Comp 3ri> -,1^ m., 51^:, -?q; : nt. , cpitl-ets of lodra arjjfsfq- ; Kn. 7. . 46. end [ f .?($ f%w ] 1 To no purpose, in vain, uselessly, nnprofitably; often with the force of an ad- ^ ?fr -3 Foolishly, idly, wantonly. -4 the Wrongly improperly.. ( At beginning of comp. 3rr may be ly. ; transited by ' vain, useless, irnpioper, false, idle' &c.). -Coinp. MS^JT strolling about idly, walking for 3T*nT: a false form, an empty show. *JT'?I<[T;rms]tTR; B- ^ 1 78 Me. 30. -2 A worthy or venerable man. -3 A sage, saint. -4 A male doscendant. ^f 1 Bei x.oin. 5, 9. ; ( In a. corpulent, HR; pot-bellied. tity. An 1 woman. old R. 6. 50. -2. a raised ; of earth to plant and preserve the holy basil. ^fpf the holy basil. ffT* a. I Much, groat, largo. -2 Eminent, best, excellent. -3 l'| easing, attractive, beautiful. fe- ffRiff a. notmade good it *mi promised. foolish. minded. a. -ahr flesh not in- tended for the gods or Manes. f^a. speaking falsely. srr- I.I. A. (but Paras, also in the Second Future, Aorist and Con ditional, also in the Desiderative ) TH ., , ' H, I? deiid. %wfrf, or j^fifo ) I To grow, increase, become larger, ; stronger, or greater, thrive, prosper; 3<jlCT73nmi H> q^Sf 7 jft g^^fo SuBk. 14. 13, 19. 26. -2 To continue, last.-j> To rise, ascend. -4 To have cause for congratulation, usually with p,g*U bhash. ; ; ; ' S. 7 'your honour is to bo congratnCarts. lutedjipon your union' &c. also (riffrdi nvfajTR-ff ) j To cause to grow,increase,augment, heighten, amplify, enhance jawirHSlH: trtfrfira ; R. 4. 71. af?T3- -2 To_ cause to prosper or thiive, glorify, fy, exalt ; H. 3. 3. -3 To magni- congratu- late, felicitate (i-fmm in 10 U. To shine. 1 ) To fi ed, growu in j> up. year 8 , ?m or -2 atiginented. -3 Old, cess, advancement, ^(jfrf sf advanced ftxirxufiTi^^r: U. 5 35 -4 Advacced or grown up at the end of comp. cf. ), ( ^35-, VflfS, ITRfg-, ajiwf^ Ac. -5 Great, large. -6 Accumulated, heaped, -j Wise, teamed. ^ wsfi f : 1 An old man ; f [Tf Sr -2 The A god, deity 1 sr; T^f*rr%?yt?rr^!f(T: Bv. chief of at the end of comp. ff^? o. Very of ) ; anything ( (2) above. see Very great handsome 1 -2 rise, progress wififsif Si. 15, 1. v. |<jr> q. or ( large. super! . ). ; -5 Wealth, propeity. -6 A be.ip, as quantity, multitude. -7 luterest inflTcSfRfi ^*!^ * c -8 Usury. -9 Front, gain. -10 Enlargement of the scrotum. -11 Extension of power or revenue. -U ( In gram. ) The f4n'^ <* 1 More handsome par. of Greater, larger. -2 beautiful ( com- or q. v. f5T> ). ; 1 - increase or lengthening the change of ar, ;, a 1 , long and & to wr, $ 3^5 respectively. -13 of vowels, % SflT, short a?n, Trie impurity caused by child-birth in a family ( called s^silfiiT q. v. ). -14 Cutting In law oil!. -15 ( ) Forfeiture ( asof property ).-Oomp. Jii^^., -ansiYr,n, >n. a usuaer, money-lender. -g(Vthe profession of usury. 3- a. promoting prosperity. a kind of razor. sir^ an offering made to the Manes on q-ffj-sfifihlir P. fSt,*- ^ prosperous thriving. An 1 frT I The foot-stalk of a leaf. -3 jR^pir R. 6. water-jar. : leaf or fdi*s$tf f tf?i S6'J. -2 The stand of a -3 : A teat, nipple. A rat. A drug. A soorpion. -2 The sjgn icor^io of the zodiac. -3 A crab. -4 A centipede. -5 A kind of beetle.-6A hairy caterpillar. -7 The month when the sun is in Scorpio. . air P. I. 1 ( jita, 3j ) To 1 rain with words signifying Indra ', Parjanya ', c!ond '; &c. as the subject of tue verb, or some( usually ' ' times used ' impersonally ) ; F Mk. 5. nqr TSfrj g^f^5ir^7 rr 5. -2 To rain or pour down, shower down ^ifcfiq-rsi'* sur: Mk. 1. 34 ;go 5TTjf5't 5^"f 1*5 ^rftf Ac. -3 To pour forth, shed.-4 To grant, heftow. -5 To moisten. -6 To produce, engender. -7 To have supreme power. -8 To strike, hurt. -9 To drink -II. 10 A, ^5 32; 16. ( ) 1 To be powerful or emi-2 To have the ppwer of pro- ^7t nent. duction. fir: small stalk. ?ir Ginger -^f The egg-plant. A se- choose, ; act or action. f rmt, a stalk >To lect. occasions, such aetho birth of a son. A man. A man. -2 A ( f?<JW or and Full-grown, ago.i, 4. 5. ; : )1 Increas- fsrai ; ; (compar. snun or [ fV.-'E ] ; Much, 1 ; aii% sn^f t^- &c. -2 Waxing, increase of th digits of the moon tilTT : f venerable. ! 22 nr: R- 3. K5?r/. handsome, lovely. -4 Respectable. ; *?K f i^fltj <* I Increased, increasing. -2 Rich, wealthy. -3 Prosperousj Mai. 8. -II. peak. -2 c JET or ( great, many. -2 Eminent, best, excellent. -3 Pleasing, attractive, Growth, increase, file ?ftr> ; mound male descendant. augmentation, development A D. 38, 41 pleasure m ] ^ old A 2 ^ f$r I The holy basil. -2 N. of Radhika. -3 N. of a forest near Gokula. -Oomp. i. 3,^^ N. of a forest near Gokula ; the precept of ancient rrtf age. kind of sorrel. -^r?H: sages. -W5T: the mango treo. yc^^m. an epithet of Indra conncil of (j-q: a elders. ^qj a flock of cotton. ^ngrj Many, numerous. so 3i -2 A haap, quan-3 Ten hundred millions. Me. 99 gram. ) A word having a Vriddhi vowel in the first syllable, as air, ^ and 3?f. -Oomp. 3l"srg: /. I. the thumb. -2- the great toe. wren: an ansrawr old age. cient or long-standing cuatom -T5T: an old bull. 3r97: a raven. -5TTnr -2 a. multitude, host,largenuro5-.sr, group', sTaJitrmprfffer^TmSgrT R. 12. 102; ) A Kn. boll 5. ; 80 ; 3m7^eT?*r f^or Me. 52 R. 2. ; S86 35 ; Ms. 9. 123.-2 The sign Taurnt of the zodiac. -3 TJie chief or be*t M. of a class, the best, of iU kind 3. 18 often at the end of comp. ); of sOrfT:, *iftf4: &o. -4 The god ; ; -5 A strong or athletic man. -6 A lustful man, a man of one of the four classes into which men are see Ratidivided in erotic works adverg. luttnjuri 37. -7 An enemy, ary. -8 A rat. -9 The bull of Siva. lova. The sign Taurus of the -5 A bind of drug cf 3TTT- -6 An elephant's ear. -7 The orifice or hollow of the ear. -Oomp. -4 21. zodiac. . ; fitfor: N. of Vishnu. epithetg of Siva R. Morality, justice. -I I pious or meritorious act *T$CT: wnr. IT*l31 N. of a particular principal die. JT drug. -15 The A peacock's pin- afcr: 1- an epithet mage. -Oomp. of Siva R. 3. 23. -2- a pious or virtuous man. -3 the marking-nut eunuch, 'sn a small drum. plant. -4. a sijrsr. ai^f an epithet of Siva. an epithet of Vishnu. arrf rei a cat. CTH& setting free a ball on the To long for sexual a bull, r-2 course. fTCWr gexnal A woman I intercourse male ) ; Mv. 5 occtsion of a funeral religious act generally. 95T: 1. AH 5f; a ot. Siva ; B. 11. 44. -1. an Qanea. or rite, a as %$ -fsrepithet of epithet of -3. a pious or virtuous man. ; li- Wl 4. 30. -2 woman. -3 A A in heat. An epithet 1 of Lakshmt. ; mother of Indra. An 1 the epithet of gun. -2 OJ Vishnu. -3 Of Siva. -4 Indra. -5 Of Agni. frfm: A A 1 epithet of A 1 Of -2 To Ved. Siva. To The cloak, -2 Sprinkling, fertilizing. 1 Strong, stout, The scrotum, or: the tegti :les. the bag containing ulceration of -Oomp. 3T*sf:/- the A bull- ; Ku ^f tfmt 5T^nr?!*Krt N. 17. 77. . 76. -2 5. 61, 80 ; of Karna. -8 -9 Of Agni. -10 Of 8om. K. 10. 52. ft*^ ] 1 A bull. -2 animal. -3 Anything best or eminent of its class ( at the end Of eomp. ) fif3Tr*T: Itatn. 1.5, 4. ; arf&r shower of ) ; arsfffer B. 3. ; ; by -1: ( ) ^w a country ); cf the Chitaka bird. r a * shower of rain. rain ( as . 9 |^ ?r ) To % 1 U. ( forrUr, fffif, yc, pats. %$, f |ff3-^ or f^ U. i. A 1 desire, provocative of sexual vigour, mr- A kind of kidneyaphrodisiac. bean. sir Stimulating amorous desires ( errsfafw ). 1 ; Refuge, shelter. -2 Agylnm. ffJ: t (*!rw-it, ; ; ( gee j I. ). cau t ; compose, string together. grejj: -3 A A buffoon. -2 A jeweller. 1 youth. Itr**l J horse. -3 Garlic. -4 or irreligious ' A Sudra. -2 A A sinner, wicked man. -5 An uutcuat -6 ^] --.-...v -2 Speed, force. To be rained or showered down. -2 Stimulating amorous VTT OT To weave Rratg^of^irief fir N. 1. 12. -2 To braid, plait. -3 To sew. -4 To cover. -5 To mike, 1 Agitation. a. ' : cloud. ^irtr lute of thirty-six. ; nr: ( 58 gTf i% 2. 60 so ftr , Hi", TTc? &c. -Oomp. OTt?: the rainy season. nourished or watered sffasr a. anything fqrvr: [ ss>3TH=^ Any male A Raining, rainy. ~2 Ifsr-^rH] Tho sign Taurut of the zodiac. -3 The chief of a class srr%''TWr jrjJr 3. The ' See desid. Rain, a shower ; Ms. frog. horse of Indra. A. of rain and n, reservoir (ag of water); see f$(fi also. an epithet of BrihaspUi. Rained. -2 Raining. -3 1 ? scrotum. seat 1 Jff^-i'- -2 Nara1a.-2The -3 A mantle, wrapper. -4 Speech. -5 A I number Showering, pouring down. yjora. Heretical, heterodox. 1 To HTSTthe ee Yayati and Davay&ni. residence of Indra and the gods, nsr^ffl: N. of i.e. Amaravatt. ; a. |'r?DT Angry, passionate. -3 Ved. Raining. m. I A cloud. -2 A ram. -3 A ray of light. -4 N. of an ancestor of Krishna. -5 N. of Srishija. -6 Of Indra. -7 Of Agni. -8 Air, wind. -9 A heretic. -Oomp. -ph N. of Krishna. with water. f faq; r. A peacock. sisrr: A woman act like SarinUhtM was married by Yayiti; ^rysrt an epiSiva. ffr^T: a cat. a. Siva. ? -2 -2 roar like a bull. -J fertillize, sprinkle f(fr re- menstruation. -3 A barren woman.-4 The mother of a still-born child. -5 A Sudra female, or the wife of a Sudra. -Comp. qrrw: the husband of a S'udra wo-nan. f intercourse with a Sudra female. See fTfTff Den. a bull. a girl ^ ft^fj ; sparrow. of an ascetic or religion) student ( made of Kusa grass ). god* particularly, ; maining unmarried at her father's house in whom menstruation has commenced -2 Of Gaud. -3 Of Sacht. -4 Of Sv4hl wife of Agni. -5 Of the dawn, wife of the sun. -6 Of the an m. I. an epithet of berty. Siva. -2- N. of a demon who with the aid of Sukra, preceptor of the Asnras, maintained struggle with the for a long time. His daughter ( inter- longing for with ace. of 5T?rrw ?rt R. 12. 34, Bk. libidinous or lascivious oow A contemptible Sudra. An unmarried girl twelve fTffr 1 years old during ; : prescribed duties. fq<7f): A widow. -2 Cowach. Den. P. I To long for ] . Virtue, a ; 36; Ku. 3. 62. ; -10 nf^t, -K^ST: 2. ; N. of Chandragupta ( particularly used by Chanakya, see inter a/iaMu. ants 1, and 3 ). -7 A man of one of the three highest classes who has lust bis caste by the omission of in 1 Impulse, impetus. velocity, -3 rapidity. -4 Impetuosity, violence, -5 A stream, current ; as "6 Energy, activity, determination. -7 Power, strength : ai^TT:. K. -8 Circulation, JT^sTOTWT ^tr5 working, effect ( as of poison ); Q. 2 26, V. 5. 18. -9 Haste, rashness, sudden impulse Ft. 1. 109. -10 The Ki. 13 24. -11 flight of an arrow ; ; Love, passion. -12 The external manifestation of an internal emotion. -13 Delight, pleaanre.-H Evacuation -16 of the feoes. -15 Semen virile. ~ Pleasure, delight. -Comp. -3 887 blast caused 41. -Oomp. by speed V. 1. 4. -23TTOCT: I strong or violent wind. sudden arresting of velocity, check of speed. -2. obstruction of excretion, constipation. -srr?r*: the phlegmatic more rivers. -5 The confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna and Sarnsvatt. -6 N. of a river. -Oowp HT-J; hair twisted into a braid R. 10. 47. humour -HfTT; I. tyingtbe hair into a braid ; Ve. 6. -2. N. of a drama by Bhatfa reeds. Narayana. Braided -2 N. of ; = "airertr: q v. -jfrfc^ swift.-t>tnt"f checking of speed. a. C: -fart a mule. a. Quickened, expedited, ; %fr a leech. hair. hastened. : a. ( fr/. ) A -2 hawk. m. iff A A '1 river. 1 U. ( ^oifi-ft, wa-& ) move. -2 To know, recognize, perceive. -3 To reflect, conider. -4 To take. -5 To play on an instroment. -6 To see. -7 To praise, 1 To go, musician by caste gor^ A gaod with a bimbao-haudle. Black pepper. Ms. 10. 19 ; vomit 10. 49. ntOTr^ a king, son of Anga and said to be a descendant of ManuSvft- yambhnva. [When he became king he issued a proclamation prohibiting all worship and sacrifices. The sages ulrongly remonstrated with him, but when he tamed a deal ear to their word* they killed him with 'blades of consecrated Knsa grass.The kingdom was now without a ruler. So they rub bed the thigh of the dead body, until a Nisbada came forth, short in statnre acd with a flat f ace.They then rubbed the right arm, and from it sprang the majestic Pritbn(seePrlthn). According to the PadmaPurana, Vena began his reign well, but subsequently fell intoJaina heresy. He is also said to have caused confusion of castes Ms. 7. 41,9. 66-67]. N. of a river Rrishni ). 18 -.. u ( joining cf. ; ^, N -. On. -Ff* ; K^\ ir% Me. 20 ; 150 ] -Oomp. -3 Silver. awtrraf^ subsistence. Livelihood, antjiT, , -WHcrrSrgr 1. non-payment of wages. 2. an action for non payment of aftf%^ m. a stipendiary. wages. ^tfft^a. Receiving wages, stipendiary. 3. "ttm: [ wa.sf^ 118] I The ?% i?inr! reed, ratan, Un. H: j*rr ng f'if v S. i>trrrRf wwHffw^'mwr Si. 16. 53 ; R 9. -75. -2 -3 N. of Agni. 5nfr The ratan P.I. a. %HT5F: ( fft ;' / 2 ; mw The citron. ) To beg, solicit, ' Brahman, and are called Being 'Sruti' i. e. heard or revealed', as dig. -tinguished from 'Smriti', i. e. 'what is remembered or id the work of human origin'; see ^fir, iqfft also; and the several sages, to whom the hymns of the Veiag are ascri bed, 'what is seen are, therefore, called ^?^: and not qtcfit: or rm^f: 'composers'). -3 A bundle of Kuoa grass Ms. 4. 36. -4 N. of Vishnu. -5 A part of a sacrifice ( jfsrn ). -6 Exposition, comment, gloss. -7 A metre. -8 ' ' Acquisition, gain, wealth ( Ved. ). N. of Sarasvatt. a member of the Veda ', N. -shf of certain classes of works regarded an auxiliary tothe Vedas and design- -Comp. arfftfTr: ' K. ^wm^ai* ; in Abounding ) kind of ed to aid in 'the correct pronunciaand interpretation of the text tion a ghost, and the right employment of the Mantras in ceremonial! ( the ved&ngas are six in number: ; vampire particularly a 5irf ghost occupying a dead bsdy ; ; ' I jTftwir?rrr irarpyiwTT't ^rftiTrfSr shill not raise a devil for my own destruction' ; MM. 5. 23, Si. 20. 60. -2 A do ,r-keeper. -2 A eage. 7fTr9lT^fr^ The I [ A knower. 1 -3 A aw ic? keeper ^Tfif cano," ratan. ; science i ; e. I. of articulaproper tion and pronunciation '; 2 17^3 the science of prosody 3 ; hnsbitnd, an enpomor. -4 One who obtains. : ^ g n the ' %TT m. [frt-rf?] V? -4 The confluence of two or A 1 goblin, *f>rn: uiwgRrw A. (%*ft ; caoe ' particularly also, 3. ; ; 43 3^-er^ Tiw: On. [ srpf Hire, wages, salary, pay, stipend; l% SWT WTffrH M. 1 R. 17. 6. -2 I 4. ; 6. Bv. elephant; reeds. Braided hair, a braid of hair; ffwiafY *farfiwnfr ^r: Si. 12.75; Me. 18. -2 Hair twisted into a single nnornamented braid an'd allowed to fall on the back (said to be worn l.y women whose husbands are absent from them); *!UT%f%ST T^rrfcrsr g^r ^<j iroirlwrwHr^ R. 14. 12 sr^ftr ^{9rnt^Yrg^rr% Me. 99, Ku. 2. 61. -3 Continuous flow, current, stream R. AD )^: the ] 1 3T?5'f'ir^*it cane, reed. 1.62. -2 N. of ..-. A of. ; 1 ' seed. : A ; %if : [ irvanr. bamboo - ^faf piper, flute-player. worship. %uTt 1 %m sugar-cane, -q^. bamboo-seed. -ir%: /. a bamboo-stick. *rf:, -r?K! a Aboat. female door-keeper. Me. 24. a river ag't. the r>wfft: piper. flute-player, kind of sandal. *n%i %ra^ m. \ A door keeper, warder. -2 Staff-bearer. a ws A I ^ an "bamboo-seed. plant. Hire i wages. atresr a cane-seat. a door-keeper. -2- ^nifhr a. Reedy, abounding in -2 A reed. -3 A flute, pipe *nm?nf ^5nr3f *Tf U* ^| Git. 5. -Oomp. roro the Karavlra R. 12. 41. ; N. of a mountain. A R<5- ; 1- ; Swift, fleet, im- petaona, violent, rapid. courier. A bamboo [ %<j-;jiir J I -mT3T: a mace bearer, staff-bearer. S. 5. 3. /. a staff of reed comb. a ^ftjpfr viTi. = U. -2 A 4. ICb 1 ; ' ' ] "tick, staff, the staff of a door- -MVr holy study, study of the Vedas. one who preatftiq': ! sides over the Veda ; 88H N. of r: p -2. Vishnu. wv^rrsj: a teacher of the Vedas, a holy preceptor. arfTs 'the end of the Veda', an Upa1 ntshad ( which comes at the end of the Veda ). -2. the last of the . Daraanat six principal or systems philosophy ; ( io called teaches the ultimate aim and scope of the Veda, or because it is based on the Upanishads which come at the end of the Veda); (this of Hindu because it system of philosophy sometimes is called jgrmirflr being regarded as but asequel to Jaimini's ^SdfatHf, it is practioally-qaite a distinct sys- represents the the popular pantheistic creed of the Hindus, regarding, as it does, whole world as synthetically derived from one eternal principal, the Brahman or Supreme Spirit ; see wsr^ also ). ir:, y : a follower of the Vedonta philosophy. ai%q m. a follower of the Ved&nta philosophy. -3irfWs 1. the study of the Vedas. -2- the repetition of the sacred syllable om. arotthe meaning of the Vedas. arr^lT: relevation of tbe tem ; see Vedas. -3T.f^W:i -wif$T^T Wrsr the sacred syllable om. a. scriptural, taught in the Vedai. 3^1: N. cf the sun ( the SamaVeda being said to have proceeded from him , Tf^ff a. scriptural, ordained by the Vedas. ^frFR: an epithet of Siva. irTt I- an epithet of Brahman. -2- a Br&hmana versed in the Vedaa. -3- N. of Vishnu. 5r: ). 97, -=rfr the three the Vedas. Vedaa collectively. tioned by versed in Br&hmana a a. sg- Vedig. the sanc- n^r; 1- an atheist, a heretic, an unbeliever ( one who rejects the divine origin and character of the Vedas ). -2- a ; ; woman man with a a of higher caste. n. f^r unbelief, in the Vedas. urf / N. of a very acred Vedic verse called Giyatri. q. v. q^f, -qi^JT a Vedic text. qrw: a BrihmaT^r grammar. na. -WTWT Ved. Acquisition, that ( gain, wealth. ; MK-^3; ledge, perception ation. -3 Pain, Depth To impart know- 1 an and jewels, a gimblet. in measurement ). Depth Knowing; -4 An epitbet ed Briibuiaiu. of Brahman. ting I Piercing, baring. -2 Hitsfr A leech. ). mark a ( A butt, target. m. [ fwr gop ] 1 A creator ; Mil. 1. 21. -2 N. of Brahman, tbe creator jr %qr ft^I 3^ & ; w?T^?T-irr^r R 1. 29 Ku. 2. 16, 5. 41. -3 A secondary creator ( such as D-iksha, sprung from Brahtnan ); Ku 2 14. -4 N. of Siva. -50f Vishnu. -6 The gun. -7 The Arka plant -8 A learned man. -9 A priest. -10 N. of Soma. -I | A poet. ; %g- a. 1 To be known. taught or explained. -3 -2 To be To b-3 mar- ried. chameleon. [ i>f -f^ ] sage, Pandit. A learned -^r /. 1 especially one prepared fur A f%:, t, man, altar sacri- %vref The part of the hand under the root of tbe thumb. fice %^ -2 An 4. 7. -3 ated. 5vf 1 [ ftT-forft ] spjrwf^i. -2 Marryinsf. -m. I A knower. -2 A teacher. -3 A learn- S and ( a. Knowing. -2 Wise, in : instru- shells ^tr ;fr I An instrument for pierct ing an elephant's ear. -2 A sharppointed instalment for perforating learned. Vf^a ). sharp-pointed ment for perforating communicated a. A ^fqffp.p Pierced, bored, perfor- Tff^Xp.p. Made known, informed, *ff of an evacuation ( ^trMT^fr sheila %?pnrr$ Den. P. ledge, teach. a particular altar of the middle points of which come very close to each other ;nt?iiT HT SffTg-sg-dSTr Ku. 1. 39 ( ome U. 1 ( 3* See %OT ^m-fr ( 2 ) See %or. ). shape, ; propose to take Vr^ inthis passage as ' meaning a seal-ring '). -3 A quadrangular spot in tho court-yard of a temple or palace. -4 A seal-ring. -5 N. of Suasvatt. -6 A tract or region. -Comp jr : 1. N. of Agni. -2- of Brahman, -srr an epithet of Dranpadt who was born from the midst of the sacrificial altar of king Drnpada . *f^3>T 1 A altar sacrificial ^T 1 A. ( %ij>, trjqflr ) To tremble, shake, quiver, quake ; ^atsrfsrqTrjTT. Bg. 11.35 ;R. 11.65 7 3Trr ] Tremor, tremblheaving (of breasts &o.) artjT- ing, ; ffi ftfw^q^j grsninr S 1. 23 ; TTT: 30, 24 ; Si. 9. 22, 4. 17, 5. 85. mrrorrrinT: 73 ; R. 19. Ku. V'jr.-jg? ] Tremor, trembling. A loom jjgr-%SR[ S'Sf^fr^fN. 1. 12 gn%HI ' or ground. -2 A raised seat ; an elevat ed spot of ground ( usually for sacred purposes ; ^Rir^Tf^'^T S-.L: ; Ku. 3 44. -3 A seat in general. -4 An altar, a heap, mound w^n%sftsr; 29 ' by making sand &c.' -5 A quadrangular open shed in the middle of a court-yard. -6 An arbour, a bower. 3r7ar*f^f(f*h Ku. 1. altars or heaps of ' [ tion. jewels, a gimblet. w^ff The true skin or cutis apprehends touch ). q^f^ forating. -7 Tho raarriago of a ing, giving. .SiVIra The act of piercing;, per-2 Penetration. -3 Evacua-4 Pricking, wounding. -5 1 ; 2Q, ; Jaina or Buddhist. heresy. 1 It iftutfli. 310% 3i>^r?T j?r?j?Tffarr:Ti- Ku. B.8. 50. -4 Acquisition, Ms. wealth, property. -5 Marriajre 3. 44, 9. 65 Y. 1. 62. -6 Presentanguish ] 1 Know- -2 Feeling, torrn'nt, sens- agony %vn I Penetrating, piercing, per- wound. -3 A hole, an excavation. -4 The depth (of an excavation). -5 A particular measure of time. foration. 7VT9T: of hell. ear. -2 Wounding, a N. of one of the divisions -2 Camphor. ^ Rice iathe I ; . S. %T: -i [ arg-^qfHW-. TV. ] | The bodyT-2 Saffron. -3 The egg-plant. %^g: Camphor. 3[TZ: Alow man, to an inferior caste. one belonging -; The fruit of the jnjnbe. P. (Itfft) I To go, move. ^g^ I. 1 -2 To be wanton. -3 To shake, move about, tremble. -II. 10 U. To count the time. q?j A garden, grove. g^yr I Time IJJT S. 4. -2 Season, oppoitunity. -3 Interval of repose, leisure. -4 Tide, ; flow, current. -5 The sea-coast, eea- 889 shore 5r?TT^'?rri ITJMT giwr: R. 13, r ^tftrzxiwj f 12, 15 30, ) ! 17. 37 Si. 3. 79 ; 9. 38. -6 8^80, Limit, boundary. -7 Spspnh. -8 Sick- ^ ; TT ; ; -9 Edgy ness. doaJ.ru_-|Q Thegumg. -II Passion, feeling. -Oomp. N. of a district called Tamralipta the sea shore. qrH a wood on JJit ^% 35, Y. 1. 141. bauchery, whoring. ha^ot. 3T*: : it?: Going, moving. -2 Soak black -Comp. I ^ ing, trembling. pepper. ( *g* 1 Shaking, moving. -2 Rolling on the ground ). *: A libertine. :/. A. creeper I of. ; 2 Mir A". ( * To ) 1 Going, 1 -2 To go. -3 To conceive, be pregnant. -4 To pervade. -5 To cant, tbrow.-fi obtnin. To -7 To wish, eat. shins literature %^T: A. in classical Entrance. -2 bonse, dwellhouse or residence of sr*or3PlTSTr7 arc'r3t *- prostitutes ; 5t*m: Mk. I A -5 Dress, 31. 1. appare! (also written qq-in this sense); qTTrS' wages -- ?r ^. the sun-flower. disflfuisod. ( -m. ) |. a Hire, *JTrw a- hypocrite, false ascetic. -2. an actor. Tffr, -g-Rrar a harlot Mu. 3. 10. *r$r: the residence of hirlotg. >: W wind ronnd. fold together, b weary, V A ind. particle of affirmation or certainty ( indeed, truly, forsooth ), but it is generally used ts an expletive srrri- 1 MR. 1. 10,2. srt^sr^: ; is also said any some- - ^r ] I Encompassing, 1 ] encircling, surrounding ; aiijr^esf ' ' a finger-ring. -2 Coiling round, twistting round %T( Ti?*ssmr?5 %fTTst wn5arR-4.48.-3 An envelope, a wrapper, cover, covering, cage. -4 A turban tiara R. 1. l ; ; 9n^rc5^>ff^ TOTOT %j>r?rrfa!fr 8. 12. -5 An enclosure, a fence jTiror&t wsr^rWftTfWffT^rofiTri Me. 77. -6 A girdle, ; ; -7 A bandage. -8 The outer -9 Bdellium. -10 A particular zone. dancing. -II Grasping, seizing. Bought for (*r/) twenty. w) I A garland worn over one shoulder and nnder the other like the qsrHr^fa. -2 An upper garment, a mantle. A garland worn over the left shoulder and under the right arm ( like the gjfl?^ q. v. ) Wl%* Ttrwarf %ff: [ %?-fff ar ] I An enclosure, a -2 A" pumpkin-gourd. ^1A turban. -2 A wrapper, mantle. -3 Gum, exudation. -4 Turpentine. attitude in dry, be dried. exhausted. jeweller. Ved. I A hutcher.-2 A particular part of the sacrificial victim. : N. of Karna. fenoe. Dubi- Optionality. -2 ousness, ambiguity. -3 Uncertainty, 1 indecision. fwm WP m rfcrfr a. ( rfr/. ) [ Optional. -2 Dubious, doubtful, uncertain, undecided. *^t T 3^ ] I BW ap^ Ti: sr , -2 Mntila-3 Inbeing crippled or lame. deficiency, imperfection. tion, -4 Agitation, flurry, excitement. -5 Non-existence. -6 competency. Weakness, imbecility. (*/> wwnw to modification. ' ReUtin -2 Modifying. -J Modified. A r: Entering, entrance. -2 A particular poiition in Afternoon, evening. 1 Surrounded, enclosed, encircled, enveloped. -2 A I small pond, pool. -1 Fire. *: A mule. ] Wrapped up, dressed. -3 Stopped, blocked, impeded. -4 Blockaded, invested. it 1 Euoircling, snrroundi'ng--2 One of the attitndeg of dancing. . [ I35J JH^ A ] house, %rq-.- ; dwelling.an abode, a mansion, palaceR. 14. 15 Me. 25 Ms. 4. 73' ; _^, 1. hoilge . . building, -^ijirir: a kind of sparrow. T^-7: the musk-rat j /. the sitof a habitation, building-ground. ftr the main post of a houee. Imrlota. -2 Veil. hrtrlot, Zin, concubine 112 ; P. ^yirr. ( VffRr ) 5TT- prostitnte, ; A To t^a.(tf/.Vl go, rauve. Si. 12. 19. con particular .; Aversion, onurte ! A tent, barren cow. N. of A. ( country ^3T ) To ( go, Bebar. move. ) T"* : wtart n Chan g ed. -2 Ac., event foreboding vil disfigurement %| 1 disgust, state, appearance N. 2. 5- -4 A ; mustard, peuper, ginger 4c. 1 A. ( 3$i )See^. ) -ar in: ft Modified. [ i?faw f? J -2 Change, alteration, modification. -J loathing. Change in ' basil, Saj f- ; -3 Holy ment (consisting of ground coriander, Abode, rPBidenuf. A Indr'a. heaven of Vishg.i. -2:Tslc. -Oonj. the ^3fr the fourteenth day of Karttika. bright half of : The habitation of Of world of Vishnu. A mule ; , ( sfr/. ) ti7: Water. , -Comp. *rfref i Relating to or occurring the evening. of Vishnn. -1 *,fe. i An epithet . p. [^-;j> . Entrance, ingrees. Vl'??t to ST^ To surround -WiTH arr to Surrounding, enclosing. -2 An enclo-ure, a fence. -3 A turban.-4Grnm,rgin, exudation. -5 Turpentine. -Comp. irji: a kind of bamboo. HTt; turpentine. ear. To copulation. 1 5T 8f). -x <jft, clagp or 42 I languid or 231, 9. 49, 11. 78. &c. It to be a vocative particle, 1 fold. house. house. 9. wages P. Orroft) If 1 -2 To b times shows entreaty or persuasion Caus. (%?Bffr-5t) &c. -2 To blockade. ; A brothel. < tlw TTW- ^ff* [ ^-553; [ i%jr.fT5j ] -4 ir^ rjtj- enclose, encompass, envelop. -2 To wind or twist ronnd. -3 To dress. ). Ingress, access. -3 ing. -8 To desire. seldom used ( ; See 'ff: [ ^3^ r^_ *%. Tremblinsr,tremulous, baken. -2 Crooked. moving. -2 Shaking. %fr I. Occupation, possession. %$r 1 A. (Ssft) 1 fo sarronnd, Si. 7. 72. ; Me. A mule. ; 55 ; MTWT*: to a prostitute. giren 1 P( ?Sit ) I To go, move. %?[ To -2 shake, fre'mr'e, move about 1. 32 1. the master or keeper of prostitutes. -2. a pimp. -3. a catamite. arfgnr: habitation of harlots deITJUT the sea- coast. Bv. 'Mk. vrsr -Oomp. any por; woeful plight, f%aB: -Comp. miserable condition, suffering;' T; Mil. 1. 39. 890 Changed, 1 modified. q. v. ( in TfTfT -2 Belonging Sinkhya phll. 1 Woeful to a Vikiiti ). Change, alteration. -2 miserable plight. -3 state, Difference ] I of kind or species. -2 Difference of caste. -3 Strageness- -4 Exclusion from caste. -5 Looseness, wantonness a- ( fir/. ) Clever, OT Mk. rtrodnotinn 3, jland; of bamboo-work. KjHq hermit, MM. 8. utterance, see Malli. on ft/. ) Relating to monastic ascetic, R. 14. 28 ; An Bk. ; A ( / ajfr W : : Corporeal, bodily. %?$nr7 Skill, cleverness, pro- jjp^fii Grief, mental distraction, ; aarm firrifr 7RT?* HI ftmw HW: iirsr ] month of preg- nancy. ^jUJd: I The palace of Indra. -2 The banner of Indra. -3 A banner or flag in general. -4 A house. -5 N. of Indra. standard-bearer. 1A ) banner, flh s- banner, flag ; 3. 15. l. *a;r Mil. -2 An ensign. -3 A garland, necklace. -4 The necklace of Vishnu. -5 N. of a esicoit jdttf"\Qij:irritfnfeIy disting'iighestbis 1. style from tbe Gaudiya Bee Ka. ; 41-53. -4 N. of the wife of Agagtys. of wicker or cane. 1 A ?jt kind of cake. -2 Any leguminous jj 1 A shallow vegetable or grain. cup of a religious mendicant. -2 Any seat or vessel of wicker-work. Made <#/ ) *** [ Derived from ] 1 r or conformable to the Vedas, Vedio. -2 Saored, scriptural, holy Ku 5. 73. 3F7: A Br&bmana well-versed in the Vedas. -Oonrp. qr?r: a smat- 1 A A stipendi- N. of the river of hell. -2 N. of a river in the country of the Kalingas. (*ft/-) Pertaining to a cane. -2 Reed-like, i. e. yielding to a superior foe, bowing down to a ; Learning, wisdom. o. ( ft or ft /. ) Brought fronTor produced in Vidnra. 1 I enemy ^f^t hir- ' "Wl% -"ft/- a. Sacrifloiiil, 71^3 rite. 3mnr HTRfcT: 5^TR. 4. 35 Pt. 3. 19. ( sft /- ) sacred S. 4. 7. ; sf [ 10 7. ; Si- 3. 45. a. !=5% (*/) ftftr-s*] [ Be- to another country, foreign, exotic. qj; A stranger, foreigner^; arrmzrr D. 1. a- ( "r/. ) A 1*31* g-(f(srr?ct sacrificial 1 A -2 A sac rificial oblation . A bard, minstrel. men's apartments. -2 51: people of Videha. Hf*rf%i fo^ A ; (VO, H*TT a- king of of Videha. -4 The son of An inhabitant -J A trader by caste a Vaiaya by a Brahmana woman Ms. wo10. 11. -5 An attendant on the The magician, conjurer especially, one who is a votary of Vetalaq.v. -3 The servant of a Vetala. I Videha. -2 ; *A See ttTR- burnt offering. Sitl ; the final ( ( "* pi- ) jft 1 N. of R. 14. 13. vowel int?gl being short- -2 The wife of a merchant. pigment ( KI T-U ) -4 Turmeric. -5 Acow.-6Long pepper. ened A -3 Cany, ). sort of : 1 A trader. -2 = f ^T ( 4 ) reedy. ; A i one possessing an imperfect knowledge of the Vedas. qr: Living on wages. ed labourer, labourer. -2 %5T!U o ( fig. rfsrsr^^rifnHrr TOcirrira^Y Mai. -2 A kind of necklace of peails. 1 a?arfaniffwr 626. Danli 1 ; A ^, ; -2 Hanifoldaegs. -3 Strangeness. -4 Striktngness as in *r jMH The K particular style defined in S. terer in Veda, Falseness. Variety, diversity. last thus ; man, captious person. stronger Mil. 3. l. [ ; jjrgjiVsi*^ ( Irm flciency. Borrow N. of Damayantt. pro- -4 -5 Unskilful- ) I ?^ ary. a. also 4; A Intanist. A vendor of flesh. A disputations 46. ness. q piper, flute-player. piper, flute-player. king of gum-boil. -$ Crafty iff see %g^. a ; 3. -3 Difference of goad : , Inferiority, lownegs. m m. An epithet of Siva. A diversity, contrariety. perties, A ! a. VQUil [ftgorw vjr- r*] 1 Abegnce of qualities or attributes. -2 Absence of good qualities, a defect, fault, an imperfection. Made of : S. 1. 27. H: anchorite, a hermit ( *i=flnpir ) Brihmana in the third order of religious life speech. A I ] A tmr^re^vft'fft'R'liT from a bamboo. I A bamboo-staff. -2 A worker in bamboo or wicker-work. T> Bamboo-manna. q The seed or fruit of the bamboo. cr produced Kn. 2. 17. -2 The faculty of speech. -3 Speech in general. C ff^H-sjn [ -2 Of Rakmint. -3 A D.: A maker y: 2 Commotion, Articnlate f 373TT %^*j': of composition qmult. -3 Affliction, distress, grief; S. 4. 5, Ye. 5, skil- ful, proficient. Confusion, agita- 1 tion, hewilrisrtnent. ; Vidarbha. -2 Disgust. kind of gem. f^ffrrV Mai. 1. 37. -3 Shrawdneti, Ratn. 8. smartness, cunningness -4 Wit. %jf: jpr A wise man, learned man, t^fi^Sf: A -uerchant. 'he wife of a wise man. %^ra.(sFr/ %^T'^, ?"fr, l?mf dex- 1 Skill, aijfjterity, proficiency, cleverness t^wi Mil. 1 wirf^f iTflf^nJlfarq: Via. Si. 4 16. -2 Skill in arrangement, beauty t^Jlrf 3Tfm ; ; : ; ) 1 Relating to the W to Vedas, spiritual. -2 Routing ' 3f tit [ medicine, medical. schol5Hr ] 1 A learned man, A medical man.^pbyar, doctor. -2 W* W Iff 891 B - I 9 53 j t Sabbath. -3 A man of the medical caste, supposed to be one of the mixed classes, ( the off- : - ; Brlhmana by a Vaisya -4 A man of a lower mix- spring of a woman ). ed tribe ( the offspring of a Sftdra falber by VaJya mother ). -Oonrp. fU^rr a doctor's profession, practice of medicine. of srra: I. N Dhanvantari. -2. of Siva. The 37 -2 A slave. w those doctrines. The twentyajterism from that under which any one is born. proceeding from electric lightning, fr*r Igw ; TTf$r*rnY?fc?ftsr V. 5. -Comp. fire sir?!, U. 16, -3?Tf?:, f- 5. 13. -^fjf: the 3T<5 ff<5 1 ] Conform- able to rule, settled, fixed, ritual. Legal, lawful. -2 Contrariety, opposition. largeness. If [$KW watchman. -2 Especially, one who awakens sleepers by announcing the time W'h'SrgrwiSfr>m%?r dear, wealth. Greatness, splendour, We;at ft Kn. ; 4. 1, . tfrvpj Optional. of a celestial grove or I dissent. -2 Dissension, %IH^H' t Distraction of mind, mental depression, sorrow, sadness S. 6. -2 Sickness. ^RTa ^faTT A 1 ; , tep-mother's ion. tion, tremor. A vine cars malignant. 6. 1. *fr/. ( stupM. A -if: w*i: S. 2 V.2. %HdJ> A ; vessel ( for holding or in sacrifices N. of Garuda 1 K ; ). ^^j K. 11.59, 16. 88 ; foTarsi^sT: Bg. 10. 30. -2 N. of Aruna. ?3 ^Tfifo a. (ir/.) 1 5 Pertaining to modesty, decorum, moral conduct, or discipline. -2 Enforcing proper conduct. jjj: A war-carriage. ^Hnre? a (*fr/- ) Belonging Ganeaa t^P!3 '?ftt *> - 5hV/- ) ( ; Borne di" Liberation, emancipation. Turning away the face, 1 f flight, retrsat. -2 A version, disgust, %qir, ^3^" I Distraction, per- plexity, bewilderment. -2 Exclusive devotion, complete absorption in any object Mv. 7. ; ^ggorf^tft vm tnRrrffra requital of enmity, taking revenge, n 3tf.. -ro,-$*t " retaliation. attitnle. hostile t*TT5: enemy. guarding against hostilities. ^nrS Dan. A. To act inimically, become hostile towards, contend j^jjr a. with. Indifference to worldly attachments^ absence of desire. -2 Displeasure, dislike, aversion. ; %q'f^3sT'I 'i' in The state of different cage-relations or ; being posi- see aiN^or. %^T^T"T ^I 3T5.] marian S One who has subdued aUh>s and desires, an passions aecetic. rafeneei -2 ^f?r/ 1 Scarceness, Loosenoss. -3 Fineness. ^rif See %of %nfJr*!, -^rPt^ An " ascetic hig passions all and desires. Of?] 1 Absence %Ttf [ft^inw indifof wordly desires or pasions, ference to the world, asceticism ;w: . ^q-$?T Uselessness, unproductive ness %^is tions Doctrines of a Buddhist school of philosophy , -2 A follower of that school. hostili- wg*ftn 38. ("ft/-) [ Grauimaticgl. * ^r!rfr3 A gram- ur: 1 ^iT3!* ; Snbhash. -Oomp. bad grammarian. Hpf> OD8 whoia wife is a grammarian. ffflt qr$T: W^^r: a 6. 35, 13. 8. Dissatisfaction, dis- -2 ^rm H^IiTV pleasure, discontent ; 55. -3 Aver?nr: 5mf^a sm' B- 17. sorrow. gion, dislike. -4 Grief, tnsr a. Brahman to 1. commencement of 3rgi'ar: ties. who has subdued WJpr: Exchange, barter. : Ttlu in aeronaut. ; Mil. 1. step- !mf5r An fft silly, an idiot n^irwJg- JTm?f 7tJ7: ; pouring out ghee frifatr; Foolish, fool, rita ^WTfrc According to 1 ) -2 rule, prescribed. w^ sjfircqr^f^'T mother's daughter. t'JrT, ^llfi/- N. of a particular position of the sun and moon ( qjir ); considered as very inauspicious and %\rq-: a. -3 i tree. ) garden. M.S. Bereavement. -2 Agita- msw f wnr? f^wi^r ^Tt^ asfaSi. 2. 42. -2 Hatred, revenge. -Oomp. Heroism, prowess. rf *T/- ; Widowhood ' ; The heaven of Vishnu. %R?(t The son of a widow. ; grudge, Ki. 12. 3. Dislike, aversion. N. of Bndha. 1 enmity Hostility, : ; Subhash. t ' * spite, " leading toenmity. sola'r ray. -2. the -m. 1. heating ) ( wr?rar: th Arjon N. of Vishnu. -2 Power, might; ( Heterodxy. -: gran- glory, magnificence, w?] ! r animosity, opposition, quarrel enmity, A 1 : occurring at day- o. Early, Spaciousness, I -2 Rude- 44. Si. 2. break. -2 Plenty, abundance. 1 Dissimilarity, difference. -2 Difference of characteristic qualities. -J Difference of dnty or obligation. -4 Contrariety. -5 Unlawfulness, -6 impropriety, injustice. : 1 i -2 Inconsistency. 1 - Boldness, immodesty, tfarT?lf I absence of shame ; 3T?q^r ^VH spit arm *s$r* ^ii^fTt <marr: 9.74. of lightning. : A ness in general. A son of Vyisa. : Uselessonss, frnitlessness. Belonging to or -2 ( ift/. ) 1 lirwg^fS^ s e 1 Tiger-like. Covered with a tiger's skin, if: cart covered with a tiger's akin. spider. third T A doctor, pbymcian. science of medicine. A 1 -3 An astrologer. -4 The doctrines of the Bnddhiita. -5 A follower of ; ^(7 a. 3ft / U. 1. 12. ( r ( / ) ) Belonging to Virata. earth-worm ( iiflN ) tf^Cinimical. [ttfl^i m. 1 Belonging to [ foiztfi 5: A f] wn ] kind of Hotile, An enemy ; ssl' 892 yana was celebrated for Bh. Bg. 3. 37 j R. 12. 104. -2 A hero, brave pennon. ^srf [R 2. ; his great narrating Purlgas, and is said to have recounted the whole of the Afahdbharata to king Janameskill in ths business or occupation of a Vaiya trade, agriculture &c. ; %STTT: N. of Kubem, the god i*gt wf?fwr?y3ir- I of wealth f%mw ; ; . ; Epithets of the demon Bali, Virocliana. -2 Of the son of -J Of the ton of Sftrya. ^STT^t ] -3 Difference, disparity. WSSTW HW: srq.] 1 Embarrassment, confusion. -2 Unnatnr- ^t [ affectation alnees, ' ^?y$irf*B5r ; a forced or affected smile '. -3 Shame. -4 Absence of any mark or characteristic. slaughter, ment, pain, suffering, hardship; JITvfafaff Mil. 2 ftgv^ffTflf $IK Mil. -5 Contrariety, inversion. %5*t*fr Opposition, inversion, con- 9. 35. %5T*J 1 Dofencelessness. -2 Government. N. of tho second lunar ' fhSTTO-' month (corresponding -2 A churning stick Si. 11. to April-May). ; ^ A 8. attitude in shooting; gee fjjiiitr in the month The full-moon day A pedlar, hawker. -2 A I on a Difference, diversity. tion from caste. WrT -3 Devia- Mk. ^r 1. ; %^w 4 Manu. q^^jft The | southern quarter. -2 N. of Yamuna. fj f[ 3* ] Relating to marriage, ma- trimonial, nuptial -K A ; Ku. 7. marriage, wedding. 2. ^-. f>: The father of a son's wife or daughter's hniband. ^ common men. *>l*o ). 1 Clearness, purity ; 5; . Harlotry, -2 Perspicuity ; N. of a celebrated pupil Vyasa. [ It was he who made Yajnavalkya disgorge the whole 01 the Yajurveda he ha<) learnt from him which was picked up by his t'ST TTTflT-' other pupils in the r pulridges , form of Tittirii and hence the Veda W4.I cilled 'Taittiriya'. Vaisaiu pa- Relating or for all fit epithet of fire ; 57. 2 The - e^; of digestion ( in 31% "4"?i;Tu Hf ^r qr flre ) ; Bg,15. 14 -3 Gener- consciousness (in Vedanta phil.). -4 The Supreme Being. -5 The Chitraka tree. %3nW^ a ( ^T/. Minw >TI?: - ) Trusty, con- fidential. [ Distinctiou,diffdrence -2 Peculiarity, speciality, particularity; Sf?Tff^TfTffy TT ^l^rqffllWWT5I 8. D. J7. -J K .ellence 8. D. 78. -4 HIST ] I Un- cvenness. -2 lioughnesg, harshness. -3 Inequality. -4 Injustice. -5 Difficulty, misery, calamity! -6 Solita- ; Possession ' r endowment with some characteristic attribute. " ( f / ) 2*] I Character- -2 Belonging to the Vaiaeshika istic. A follower of the : Vaiseshika docttine. qj [ r?Ji^ ^nj H?ii%nr fill of =^_ ] One of ttie six principal Darsanas or systems of doctrine. 1 Relating to an object. -2 Per- taining to objects of sense, sensual, A sensualist, volupcarnal. aR: tuary. a ( Tr )/ Relating to equinox, equinoctial-.' %^{f - The ashes the burnt of- of a Hindu philosophy founded by Kanada; it differs from tho Nyaya phi- fering. losophy of U iiitama io lha>t it recognizes only seven instead of sixteen categories or heads of predicables %sj: 1 Heaven, eky.-2 Air, wind. -3 A world, a division, of the universe. -4_N. of Vishnu. (the earlier writeis, recognizing only, six), and lays particular stress upon I Relaliug to Viahgu ; nafi a^ mwiic.'i% R. 11. 85. -2 ^ 1 One of Worshipping Vishnu. the three important modern Hindn two being Saivu sects the other and SAkt'i sects. -2 M. of the asrt as in i^Ttirg- of ) al arts of harlots. ( flg. f$fHlinJ. -3 Whiteness. -4 Calmness, composure ( of mind). f- mankind, An I TJ o ( to all Visesha. Ij'JJTq' [ (q^^qi half of Magha. f harlots ' ; or Manvantara, as presided over by Manu Vaivasvata or the seventh ^ ; I ; BfloDging to ) v. ing to all deities ( made by presenting oblations to fire befoie meals ). The eighth day of the second =5rll8i| below. under Manu / ^* the stomach profi A 5i: works istence. the seventh Manu who is supposed see to preside over the present age 'fr ( of art* practised person who assaa kind of hero ciates with harlote by harlots'. in erotic change of ex- Revolution, Practised by a. %*rrif [iW*7W. uw] 1 Change of colour or complexion, paleness. ciency. pole. -2 W^^? the lig-tree. 3^^: tho Visvcdevas, :q. 1. cleverness, : the flg-tree. qs^TJH' a kind of Vaiiikha. trariety. carrier of loads -2 N. of Ravya. -Vninp. sTWm, -WRre- I- the nbodo of Kubern.--2. ; I Strangeness. -2 Uontrariety, opposition. Djstruction, ; Agui. K HR: ftwwrw I BOD of I TCT butclipry ; r%rtr*r ^aJTJlsrff Ku. 4. 31 U. 4. 24, 6. 40. -2 Distress, tor- Ti I Excellence, pre-eminence, -2 Specific or generic superiority. distinction. gr^ir: A man of the his business being trade ture third tribe, and agricul- ; Padma 1'urai.is. (He is supposed to have sprung from the thighs of Ptirutha of. 3T5 Sf^f T^5r: Rv. 10. 90 ). -Oop. : : terism Sravana. Cr 1 The personi- energy of Vishnu.' -2 N. of Dnrga. -^ 1 The residence of Vishnu i. e. fied Sakti or ; a burnt offering. -Comp of one of th 18 Purapan. ; A Qslj. jfraf N. 893 man a %STW " ( in rfr/. ) ( a of Asanuning the part -;f female by dramas ). Being in the ; ple, air, aerial. To spurted with, to subject of jokes or pleasantry ( SHirl of the brother of one's wire or of the wife's relatives a. q-SW be in be the tna general ). %5Tf?T9>! 1 A jester, actor ifj"general. -2 bufloou. An A 1 ^ff: kind of s^prtfj ; ^rj m. I A bearer, porter. -2 A -3 A husband. -4 A bull. -5 leader. The A j: 8cr ' be > writer. ( 165 f^ ) o. See ^. A technical term A ;jj: (%, for indecli- [%^&c. 10 U. -2 To foil, ; Ki. T: To divide, distribute. off. -J To deceire, rogue, cheat ; V-5} -2 To indicate, deTo anoint thoroughly. Manifested, displayed. Ku. 2. 11. -2 Developed, created -3 Evident, manifest, clear, plain, =TT?T ;';' 1 ; visible distinct, clearly known quan epithet of Viahgu. playing valour. ai in "71%: Pt. ; / 2. 92. tity. -^<j. o- ftzfilT Manifestation, I bility an visi- clear perception ; ; (%i?rw Me. 12. -2 Vitible appearance, clearness, distinctness strr% HsifjrS.7. 8.-3 Distinction, drgcrimin; preplexed, ered, wr ] 1 Bewild- distracted. -2 ation a ; ffff: H%%a^: inteutly occupied (. with loc., instr, or in comp. ); Tf JT*n nf% f^f^r T ^-R^r: An itdividual ( opi>. ; 5*HT <* [ w iw-m'f -2 Wanting a limb, ] 1 ). i Bg. Bodi- 8. 18. ; sr r? ff >TriPl Bg- 10. 14. -5 as in -6 Gender (in 3Trift ), -7 Inflection. "nffrff 8 U. N. of Vishnu. deformed, mutilated, mainrtd, crippled. -3 Ill1; I A cripple. arranged. -4 La m -2 A frog- -3 'D>trk spi't.) on tho less. ^rm^^T gram. KftnT,Real form or K. 1. 10. -4 nature, true charact-r jr : S T ' Making clear, indicat-2 A mark, token, Mai. 9. -4 sign. -3 A reminder Disguise, garb; ^mr^sr^r: s?|9rtri: Mu. 1 Si. 2. 56 mfelfaiifans &c. - 5 A consonant -6 A mark of the sex, i. e. the male or female organ. -7 ; ; ; . SAmuke or sign of puberty. Insignia. -9 Tne beard. -10 A limb, member. -II (o) A condiment, sauce, a seasoned article N. 16. 104. (6) An article used in seasoning food, spices &c.-!2Thelast of the three powers of a word by virtue of which it suggests or insinuates a sense ueea^; m ( 8 written ) ( also afsprr in this -13 A day. -J4A privy part. sense). -Comp. ar^r o. followed by a the junction or coalition of consonants. consonant ^'3RT 1 tffa See : 5JJ3H (12) above. -3 sarcasm. Irony, -2 Insinuation. -Comp. fi%:/. insinuation, figurative or elliptical mode of expression. siYara .p./>. I Wide clear, manifested, indicated. -2 Marked, distingu-3 Suggested ished, characterized insinuated. 5*nf^-', *V31*: The castor-oil plant. 5lfa' blending together ; ar?tffftrwrf?ref^ 8. 95 U. 5. 13 wrfefo* ; 7* Mai. 9. 52. -2 Contact, union, combination ; To make njTfTivr 1 4 ; P. clear, To become clearly Obstruction ; Ku. ; 53, 7. 28. -J 5. 34. -4 5. 85. -5 An in- Mil. affair, a thing, matter ; r/^i^w- srili^ such being -6 An opportunity. -7 the case. Misfortune, -8 Mutual -9 Exchange, calamity. relation, reciprocity. -10 interchange. 3 show, "J/ifaftor distinct or visible. Alternation. Pervaded, filled; MM. showing, manifest- f I j> Mi zed or blended -2 United. 5fffaaH: J u - 1 To transgreM, violate, offend against; Pt. To - clear, iu-licRting, 7, Si. 4. cident, occurrence, together. become Mil. 2. 9. manifest. clear, 1. Striking againit ' 5tan?fira- Alarmed, frightened. .-3 Eagerly or Si. 2. 79. ^ ^rsf q:nT: [ 5 ing, manifesting. M. deceiving. -2 1 a. tion. dis- ' Cheating, Distributing. 5*TJT -2 A sign, symbol. -3 Figtuntivo expression orinsinim- f;*flticulatioii. ; rogue a roguish peacock', of a peacock. 16; Si. 1. 26. note. -3 Ved. triit: a ward ' < f: reveal, manifest, R- 5 Mt*^ *?* "^^ ; -On ind. Clearly, evidently, certainly. -Oomp if3rit arithmetic. f grv: an eye-witness, a witness in general. cheat. A ; ^f N. Ved Adorned, decorated. of Vishnu. TB That which is developed as the product of arr< q. v. mountain. 1 To 5 1 : ^fjrr^ o Undressed, naked 9.24. A 62 B. 8. 40. 10 -4 Specified, known, distinguished. -5 Individual. -6 Wise, learned. -7 cover, veil. : T3jsi H. 2. cf. figajsr^. f>^RT ; -4 Ved. To decorate, adorn. An exclamation or end. in used formula offering an oblation to the gods or Manes. ?q- ; show kind of horse. nables such as A fan 5T^- 7 P. Gum-myrrh. A 1 ) : iT meaning ; ft^ i%^m pas. cheat, deceive, trick. -2 To surround, encompass, pervade. n. Ved. Expanse, vastnesB. Q^ A fan. damp. kind of jasmine g: ( To sheat-fish. : A P. 5g^6 stalk, stem. o. Moist, wet, -: -Comp. sion, insinuation, inuendo. -6 A draught-horse. charioteer. J= opp. ?pai ( K. P. 1. Ewf3($3: 3>iw Trsirgr T extremely small ineu- sure of lengl.h equal to ono sixtieth part of mi anyula. -.^J'4 if- I Indicated by implication, indicated by covert or indirect allusion. -2 Suggested ( us sense )hinted, at -2 Suggesting or insinuating a ( as a word, opp. qpftfr and 6?!^!^ q. q. v. v.) jcti'jn or gestni e.cxteroal indication of an interns! feeliffg by suitable Pt. 1. 201. primary or expressed meaning', and s^j 'the secondary or indicated meaning' ) ^g^nnf^sirvi^ *qi*t ^jjj Tha fourth part of a Pana, A An -.'JJJ^ ; 'the fish. $Yj: Mutilation the meaning A snake. -2 kind of maim. TV Suggested sense, insinuation, q. v. A cheek. -Comp. aisj. suggested or implied sense cf. CJJJJT. "in^rff Den. P. To mutilate, crip- ( neglect, omit. -3 time ). -4 1. 5G.-2 To pa, spend To pass over or beyond. 894 2 P. si To mix 5 ; wrnrq 5isi*a !. Bk. ; f *ra?g: JTSirB 1- 17. -2 To ft^rj^flrff?: pass, elapse (as time) ^H TrTgfsrSOTrm aw (f%?n%) K. 2. 25 S^T^ Sjirarr^r JT^Itrf&f: 8.9. I Transgressing, deviating, swerving. -2 Violation, breach, DOB- performance ; as in tfft^5 lf!t' sqfnSTW: ww: 2 P. (ejfft-0 1 To go out of, swerve from, transgress ^$rrareWT 1 Snr: fsijsnsaiUBJ?W: R 1. '<9. -3 Disregard, neglect, omission. -4 Contrariety, inversion, ; sffSwyfa reverse. -5 ffr -6 Ad- Sin, vice, crime. /> ; &c. -3 To pass beyond, leave behind ^ ^r lrf*inr 5ir?r Passed over, transgressed, vu lated, neglected. -2 -3 Elapsed, pass- Inverted, re versed. ed away ( as time ). To 1 oqfafc-q^FoM. or be differ separate from.-lTosurpiss,oxcel lie beyond ^ffcrrii* ; * *4nm-n fjjfawft B- 10. 33. ; See arfmto passed'TWer or dii- Separated . -2 Surpassing, excelling, going beyond. -3 Withdrawn, withheld. -43xoepted.-TRind.With Ka. 1. 31, 5. 22. R. the exception of, except, without. orfilfa: I Distinction, difference. Separation from. -3 Exclusion, exception. -4 Excellence, surpassing, excelling -5 Contrast, dissimilarity -2 -2 Dwad- -3 5. 14. -5 Obstruction, hindrance; Pt. Total departure, complete deviation. -2 Any great or a portent portentous calamity, foreboding a great calamity. -3 The sevenDisrespect, contempt. -4 the astronomical Togas. day of full-moon ( when it of; -5 The on a Monday). -6 falls A malignant or evil aspect of the sun and moon to be inauspicious for ( considered the performance of any action ). . -6 (Inlogic) Logical discontinuance v. ) T mvmrprww ( opp. 3T?u q. $W*n* ?ft wififafsfrfifc ( e. g. JPT s n instance of ffRs ' ?f^fr%T 3* *3t K arfiifoJift)- -7(InRhet.)Aagure of speech which consists in representing the Upameya a* superior to the Upam&na in some particular respects; H^ P. 10. without means wrftftftor ( ' nrfn ; ' ' except, rrn> -2 Sur, ; ( lftH< To 1 connect mutually link together, ; 6. -2 To 12. ). 1 or ; I tqrq^tp-p. Reversed, inverted. -2Contrary,opposite. -3 Incoherent; mrer ?wf& Bv. 2. 84. -4 Crossed, placed cross-wise order. Inverted or position -2 Opposition, contrariety. oir^ A. 1 ( wrsft, ri?3 ) 1 relation, re- -4 Fastening or tying together. : >rof^(?ft;HjK ; f%^ 7 ar STW WHi Ki. 1. 24. -2 To be disturbed, be ruffled or agitated ; wn'?Jtn'rgJ'fi<5I^: sj^ s Ki. 5. 11. -3 To tremble. -4 $* D. ; -5 To afraid. Cau. dry. become dry, ( aroufiHt ) 1 distress,- away. -With vexed ; ; s*rre? Wi !?-3^] [ ing, hitting Si. ; 1 Piercing, 7. 24. split- -2 Smit-3 Per- wounding, striking. -4 A stroke, wound. ing, wi forating. Bleeding. dif- in Subsisting Strfq-cEfUl ferent receptacles or substrata in niftoTorjrfrftft ; as ( which means ' a Bahuvrihi compound, the first member of which is not in apposition, ot stacds in a different cage relation, to the second, in the dissolution of the compound &0. . ^ifiYs: Tf=pni$:, g. ; ). A etrgq-; aim butt, a target, mark to it. A : bad or wrong road. loud StfrH: A spirit, a kind of supernatural being ; sifffr* 5>f4? T a. ( ( ; ation. tqq^sp.p. Drawn / from. Painful, aside, taken a sgtnr^ 1 P. 1 To go way, retire, -2 To disappear, vanish. <J1i(Tp. p. I Gone away, depart- 2. ) To throw. retreat. ed, 4. 1 away, removed. or turn be excessively nrtfT wrmft-fT) remove, take away. -4 To lead Ki. 2. ( -2 To diminish, waste, decrease* draw away. =TTf>^; 1 P- 1 To -2 To lead astray, seduce. -3 To to Giving pain, tormenting. In Ved. gram. ) Change, varir* -2 si 5. 10 U. To ; Bg. 11. 20. distressing Exchange, barter. -2 Reciprocity, interchange R. 12. 93. -3 Exchange of blows, abase. &c. Ac.). To be pained, vexed or be sorry, affiliated, be agitated or disquieted frighten, terrify. 1 R- 5. wave through. -3 To pick. -4 To or brandish in triumph ( as the tail to marrying. t^ftWni W fttl^t ft^rno Reverberation, vex, annoy U. 1. pain, 28. -2 To frustrate, mar. -3 To ciprocal connection. -2 Intermixture. -3 Union, junction in general. ; 9. 66, 51, 9. 60, 14. 70 ; Bk. 5- 52, 15. 69. -2 To bore, perforate; pierce ; ed or related, linked or joined together. -2 Intermixed. -3 Inter- Mutual q;fft ; ' f^'mr srfSfTKrg ; To * ) stab, kill echo. To be Mutually connect- Ill srgfwor: Si. 19. 99 see HTHRfT below. 2, 0- change ( Atm. ^fflTW .?!> *T- above outweigh strift sifffffw g wuft nf: Bk. 2. 35. -II. 4 D. To invert, reverse, change upside down; 6 ) above. 1 P- "Jlcjd, see passing, excelling. -J Excludmgexcepting. -4 Showing negation or non-existence ; as in rftRi%i1? see anlft* ( aricft, to, superior 1 Different. I K. on the contrary supposition' ). -Oonrp. ( 6 ) above. o. 2 A. I. excel, surpass, be To ; 2. (% ( i^vnS, pierce, hurt, strike, 4.57. 1 P. 4 5UH -4 5?rwr: 1 Passing over. -2 Opposition, contrariety. -3 Inverted order, in version. -4 Interchange, trans nota- teenth iiri^zp-p- 1 Afflicted, distressed, -2 Alarmed. -3 Agitated, disquieted, troubled. Passed,gone,elaps9d, 1 ; Left, abandoned, departed from. Disregarded, omitted. below. I ful. pained. srrfrqro: p- p- ; R. 11. 62. -3 Agitation, disquietude. -4 Disease. -Ooarp. hurt9f?* a. painful, troublesome, fff -5 To excel. neglect, omit. tion. ff_*TTor Pain, 1 ] ^ ; ; -4 To surpass, 67. s*nftr^- p- 1 J- - ; versity, misfortune. nm?*tff I *TW ?w-Hfr.W5 TOT [ 5 T*Tf Jfff^agony, anguish wt 1. 12. -2 4. U. 23, *FT?! disappeared ; pr^r H sqinfT: Bh. Me. 76. -2 Removed. -3 8 Fallen away from, deprived of, free ; Departure, disappearance. 1 A. 1 To turn away, : 1 . through shame. -2 To be ashamed, feel ashamed. 895 a. P. To 1 -2 To name ^ nt ; 15. Si. ; fror Mk. 4. Tn% ^r 9 -3 To speak of, profess ; gprf$(fate 3% T*rfsriQ Ve. 6. 7. -4 To pretend, feign Mv.- 2. 11. -5 ; To ihow. -6 To signify, indicate, expectant. Expecting, -2 Eager, attentive. -3 Regarding, or call faUely t<m i7rf call i.amo, ?irmFTiit 28. a. 1 ShameleO, impudent. minding. Expectation, hope. -2 Regard, consideration R. 8. 24. -3 Mutual relation, inter-dependence. -4 Mutual regard. -5 Application. -6 ( In gram. ) The mutual ap1 uft^r ; rules. and tJjiftw a ' ao ) 38(^ 1. 10 U. ( jurorft-ft ) 1 To go, move. -2 To expend, giveaway, bestow. -II. 1 U. ( emmt-fr ) To go, move. -III. 10 U. ( -irnflrft-ft, alii0 qr^it-^ ) I To throw, cast. -2 To Rnr=i drive. Expecting, expectation. r mean, denote. * two plication of 34 in number; for an enumeration of these, see K. P. 4 ( Kirikae 31-34 ), S. D. 169 ; or R. G. first ;lnana ; of. p- - Hoped, expected. I -2 Regarded, minded. -3 Mutually connected. -4 Employed, applied, a. Liable to chaqge, cf. atitw. perishable Loss, disappearance, mutable, ti- ; (a) I destruction ; need. Representation, inform* -2 Designation by name, naming. -3 A name, an appellation. a little ir^trq-^rtrnrt U. 6. -4 family, race; srw ^tr 11%sr: S. 7; nra%5Tmra*rf*3 ftiftfH 3RfSrI *7 ; R^qiffnrjjS. 5.21.-5 Fame, reputation, n.P' P- il Expelled, removed. notice. atioD, renown. -6 A xcm, device. pretext, Fraud, craft. -8 -7 trick, Concealment, dissimulation: Mil. 7. -2 Contrary, opposite -3 Manifested, 1 U. aqtftg expiate. -2 To Caus. To I shown. displayed, To 1 heal, 15. atone for, -3 To cure. P. To go 1 astray, deviate from; as inaisirfira'r^snw To *rmirrfojT prive of. -3 To j^r i^ns Mil. 4. 23 .-2 Hindrance, obstacle R. 15. 37. -3 wr Decay, decline, overthrow, downfall. -4 Expenditure, expense, outlay, spending, applying to use (opp.3rra); act crookedly. -4 To ; JTrBn> Ku. 5; 3. wrv f :w nftf :rnr!*fr:i*srfsnj7:Pt. 163 TV beyond -5 Extravagance, prodigality. -Oomp. - - ' (' off, w plucking; g tearing out, T$T R. 3. 5G. A ' ' To return, turnback; Mil. 18. -2 To desist from, leave ; 1. U. 5.8. ; sin. uncbaatity smflfir eturn. 1 Expelling, driving away. -2 Denial. 3. 33, R. 3. 37. Succession. -2 Taking refnge with, having recourse to, trusting to;6g. 3. 18. -3 Depending SZJtfrsrtr: 1 on ; Rim. -4 *rH*T vrtjf Ex- pectalion. P- I To depart or deviate from, be free from str^sf *rri ; 5. -2 To :go awaj, separate, part wfcfn stftwfft H. 4 69 ; ^ asunder Mt. 9.142 ;ll. 98. ; . p. I Separated, severed ; ; I A. | To mind, care for, * s^wa Wgfg^Tt H3TT: R. -2 To xpect. 5^$^ 19, 6. ; Infidelity, Ms. 5. to a rnls fallacious hetn, ^TCTr*rnr^fr%H jTrfT*ftft<^r An sirfir^rT: Tarka K. unchaste wife, ad- ulteress. Untruf less, , Irregular, anomalous. -3 f alsejsee g^qfH^fft^.-4Faith- adulterous. -5 Pro- from Ugate, wanton. -6 Departing its nanal meaning, having several secondary meanings ( as a word ). ^^ q. v [ ftniftsfy ^^sji ^rstT'] 1 - False, 1 -2 untrue. Offensive, disagreeable, displeasing. -3 Not false; Si. 5. 1. -4 Unfit to be done. a*: catamite. 1 I A -2 A libertine. 'Anything disagree- able or displeasing,disagreeableness; Rr: t> jw qwrr ^frffTT?T Tc?nir: Si. T^T 5. -2 Any cause of grief or uneasi- ness, pain, sorrow, grief; S. 7. -2 unchaste, ing, an oq-r " UiieleB,vain, f rnitlea, unprofitable; **& nr 3f*r?fn!RrffT & 0. 3. 45. -2 Meaningless, unmeaning, idle. 1. 1 Straying or deviatJlfiT^rRl. tresing from, going astray, erring, passing. sqprerp. p. I Expended, spent. -2 Wasted, fallen into decay. a 15. 81; -6 An anomaly,irregnlarity, ( -2 Wasting, Spending. destroying. 16?; VT *$ R. ). -7 ( In logic ) the presence of the hetn without the sMhya ; %3\; A prodigal. wifir--T*m m., strpT'^rftvTr*: -1 Gone away, departed oft. in COiup. sqfo-^'n, sq^fofr, * Ac. -3 Contrary, opposed to. regard 1. 72. exception End, disapp earance, close; 8t|u,|<j: Y. ; l?m qnfV s fif! Ku. -4 Separablenesa. -5 faithlessness (of a wife or husband), spendthrift, derfrying of expenses. 1 away. -3 Cutting ' 9. 11. offend, Tt^( HT fen: I doing away from, deviation, leaving the right course, following improper course) ; Q. 3. J'*5rfliJ7*rP'H 3ijf5T^nf?;ri$!f 16. Bg. 14. 26 -2 Transgression, violation Ms. 10. 24. -3 Error, crime, w^w helives 3iTrtfSr*r his means; R. 5. 12, 15. 3; Us. ; injure. -5 To fail, miscarry. 1 Extirpating, uprooting. Expelling, removing, driving -2 ; ^ ^Twns^r 1. off. keeping K eradicate, -2 To remove. -3 To de- extirpate. Ki. 4. drive away, remove, keep off. "ffrf: Expelling, driving away, girfir^l m. A. cheat, an impostor. a; ; R. 5.5, 12. 23. (6) Cost, sacrifice A transitory feel- accsory(opp.wTR^o r WTftlike the Sthayi). ( Tboagh bliivas these acccessories do not form Ku. 3. 25 R. 4. 87. -3 A an offence, a transgression, any improper act wrSww^Jifbrflr* irfro* Htrr^ ^nr^r Ki. 9. 45 ; Ki. 3. 19 ; ; fault, ; Si. 9. 85; fi^ Ratn. 7* unrwf (nTe-tof: f% w^3, 3. 15. -4 Fraud, trick, deception Pt. 1. 120, 242. -5 Falsehood. -6 Inversion, contrariety. ; ST^^WT ' Separation. -2 a necessary substratum of any rasa, still they act as/ders to the prevail- math. it in ing sentiment, and strengthen various ways, whether openly or are aid to be 33 or covertly. They Wrangling, abuse. -J Abuse in general, ) ( in Subtraction, deduction, also in this sense ). mutual 896 7 To cnt off -2 To inter- ' > separate, detich from. rupt. -3 To renlasund. !> 1 Cutoff, torn off. -2 Separated, divided. -3 Purtieula- zed, specified. -4 wrl%W2> : marked, distinguished; ^ft* arwr^STr- Kiv. gqrrjjft -5 10. 1. i -7 Determination. -8 Shooting, -9 A letting fly (as an arrow). chapter or section of a work. 5JT3VT 3 U. To 1' place between, ; obstruct, interrupt. -5 To neglect, omit, pass orer ; see E^i'^.also. A That which intervenes.-] cover, screen, partition. -3 Con1 cealment. "TTOtf Intervention, interposi- 1 -2 Obstruction, separation hiding Irons view; jrlr f%ffT*i covering; ?T(fi5grH5 -6 gram. ) space. -7 intervention of a Interval, The Ku. (In syl jftntgjY Intervening, screening, covering. -2 Obstruct-3 Intermediate. ing, biding. 1 ) ; -2 Resolve, resolution, determiR^V^^rt HCOTS'J'Tfffljf^' Ku. 4. 45 the thought of resolving to die' ;Bg. 2. 41, 10.36 -J An nation ' performance action, R- JirW^THST: 41 65. 8. -4 T;mh o ) p- I Placed apart. -2 Separated by anything intervening Si. 2. 85. -J Interrupted, stopped, ; impeded.' -4 Screened from view, hidden, concealed. -5 Not immediately connected. -6 Done, performed. -7 Passed over, omitted. -8 Surpassed, excelled. -9 Hostila obstructed, ; opposed. 4 P. i.f, wrfi To striv , endeav. seek, aueuipt, sot about our, try, tlnnk 1 S. 1. 18 ; V. wish, desire 3fw ; *5<sn,*ar 4. qf,j ir ; -2 To H sw4 S 4. s. -3 To nMt strenuously, beiudustrious or diligent. -4 To resolve, deterS- 5 19. -5 To mine;, settle, decide , accept, undertake; ^fcxTclfinj sqqflf f^Ti r Me.'UU. -6 To a7W15T ing in ( general employment, trade, (b) Following a pirtisular professiou or trade. -5 Conduct, behaviour. -6 Divice, stratagem, artifice. -7 Boasting -8 N. of Vishpu. -9 Of Siva. Enereetic, .indus-2 Reso- 1 ; Ku. ). . Pt. ; Engaged ed ; or '. p I Endeavoured, attempted S- 6. 8. -2 Undertaken -3 Resolved, determined, settled. -4 Devised, planned. -5 Endeavouring, ; reaolving.-6 Persevering, energetic -7 Cheated, deceived. s Ascertainment, determination. 3T^JT 5. ; A. 1 See See under To be placed itsalf 1 . to law, sue ; on ( ; ) -3 To go 1. 14. in a court of law; Dk. 3TO^fas^f({H&'ir r^?fT*rR-"*i (T 4 To manage, transact]busines4 D. : ; ; -5 To 1. 5. regain, business. -3 Fixity, firm basis 1 Mai. come permanent; ^rftir'fa^' si^ifWd Ku. 4. 21. -4 To rest or depend Caus. I To place or rest upon Ku. 7.75. -2 upon, direct towards To arrange, manage, adjust. -3 To settle, resolve, decree. -4 To separate, place apart. -5 To do, perform. -6 To lay down a rule or law, enact ; I qr ; distinguish. traTW I Adjustment, arrangement, settlement as in 7nrrsT(T77* ^n. -2 Fixity, deSniteness R. 7. ensvfr- To deal in any transaction or business. -2 To act, behave, deal with ( with loc. or by 1 P. asunder. -2 To be arranged in doe order. -J To be settled or fixed, be- 54. in order, Settled, fix- f% =T?flwsf%Tf r: STr^UT?: U. pro- A tndeaman, mer chant. 1 -2 -3 Decided, determined, declared by law. -4 Stood -aside, separated. -5 Extracted. -6 Based on, resting on. -Conjp fttrm a fixed option r- 248 1. business any m. 5. 63. Placed I adjusted, arranged. -3 persevering Performing, doing, undertaking. -4 fession. settled Pt. 2. 51. lute, in ). p Arranged, ness, trious, diligent ). Arranging, proper adjustment. -2 Fixing, determining, settling, deciding. -3 Fixing, plac1 Busi- Covering, intervention Ac.; - A manager ( modern use sijg-frrT: ; ( a law. tee ing, settling, establishing, deciding. -2 One wbo gives a legal opinion. -J ; ; lable or letter. iir^vnrsri a- ( ffiaffr/. Effort, exertion, . interpose.intervenoi ;^if Rcrt ff^? nr^vrr energy ^TTJ srnr H. 2 tTWHrnrHfrwa: 1 14. act, Interrupted. persuaded, -7 To or perseverance industry, er tion. tnrrf! specify, particularize, distinguish. srq(rr%wr be convinced reflect. m ST^1?'I tiff- -3 A -2 -6 To The manager of a -2 A suer, litigant, plainjudge. -4 An associate. ^T^ftt: tion. I - recover. Conduct, behaviour, ac I Affair, work -3 bnsines.8, Profession, occupation. -4 Dealing, transaction. -5 Commerce, trade, traffic. -6 Dealing in money, usury. -7 Usage, custom, an established rule or practice.-8 Relation, connecPt. 1. 79. -O Judicial procedure, trial or iovectigationof a cage, tion ; administration of justice ; ; Ku 1. 3b. -4 Relating position. -5 A settled rule, law, statute, decree, decision, legal opinion, written declaration of the law ( especially on doubtful points or where contradictory texts have to be properly adjusted ). -6 An agreement, a contract. -7 State, condition. -8 State or order o things. -9 Separation. Mk. 9, -JO A com- legal dispute, plaint, suit, law-suit, litigation ; aif^- Win: QTif:, %5T W? HIT sir^fTTt Mk. 9 ; R. 17. 89. -II A title of legal procedure, any occasion of litigation. -Comp. aiit tlo body of civil and criminal law. wfvfSiFT a- prosecuted, charged, or ( in law ). -aj^ffa^r: a min- WTfpf the tribunal nrwr;r, =-T^wifir: /. 1 Arrangement, Hettlemect, determination, de- of justice, judgment seat sq^frrrw cue who TJTt^rjf jgrr K. 8. 18. 5f: |. cision. understands buaiue-fs. -2- a youth corne of age, one who is no longer a minor. -3- one who is acquainted -2 A rjile, decision. statute, -3 Steadiness, constancy. -4 Firmness, perseverance. sf: N. of Visbriu. a. ( -5 Separation. ffi-rfir/. ) 1 Arrang- ing, putting in proper ordor. adjust- ; with judicial procedure. 3^ course of conduct; tnTicia'rf^ftTHTr^ ?l^Mai, 4. s? tiial 897 judicial investigation. frqif q. T. 1. gjq-j any one of the four stages of a legal proceeding tbege are four (1) gpijg the plaint; <2 )3*wgthe defence; (3) ilMNl? adducing evidence, era! or written ; (41flJroqrf the decision or verdict. -2. the fourth stage ; i. e. ftSr : ject relating to"tire administration of juitice or formation of coarti of ( which thirty heads are enumerated). ftfir: a role of law, and coda of Vedanta phi I. ) An aggregate or whole viewed as made up of many fold, different. -8 led. -9 Agitated, separate bodies -10 ; A *1^?T*3J: dealer, trader, mer- chant. nr*rf*3f a. ( OT or nft/. ) 1 Re. fating to business. -2 Engaged in business, practical. -3 Judicial, legal. -4 Litigant. -5 Usual, customary. 'i^fffr^r Usage, custom. -2 broom. -3 The fngudl plant. I 3 7*?Tfr^ a- 1 Transacting ness, acting, practising. -2 ed in a law-suit, litigant. -3 A busi- Usual, ITo 3*1% 2 P. -2 *7*17: divide, separate. -2 decompose. dissolve, Separation, decomposition, resolution ( into components ). -2 Dissolution. -3 Covering,conceal- ; * ; *W^ ^r^itBTfW apif Mb. Intervention, interval, w^S^r^aVt^HUfi?. -5 An impediment, obstacle. -6 Copulation, sexual intercourse. -7 Parity. if Light, Resolving, decomposm. \ A ing. -2 Lustful, dissolute. I . sensualist, libertine. disiac. . -2 throw over, overturn, upset. -5 To expel, remove, diive away. 5 A. va4e, occupy q^ swfr 14. 96. To 1 ; i%5t: E. 4. completely,per- -2 To obtain, possess, gain. 15 ; Bk. 9. 4 ; attain to, reach. -4 To fall to Individuality,8ingleness. Distributive pervasion. -3 ( In 5TIZ/- 113 1 arranged. -11 Reversed, upset.--12 Inverse ( as ratio ). -13 Pervading, inherent in. ^j ind. Severally, separately, singly. -Oomp. Ifjr with disordered or dishevelled hair. %nffo* the rule of three inverted. ( in law ) a confused stateof a case ;. -2. an nncompouoded or simple word. -fT% a. the meaqing of which is changed, which has lost its force ( as a word ) ; R. I ment ( 11. 73. Casting away, dispelling. a. -2 Separating, dividing. -3 Violation, infraction. -4 Loss, destruction, defeat, fall ; defection, weak OTir?lwr*pr Pt- 3 15 ; Si. 2. 57. -5 point; 13. ?7* ; ( o A ) calamity, misfortune, distress, evil, ill-luck disaster, 33tnrT|s7fl-5fr 55$ ^rnr3. 73, 4. 30; R.12. ; 3!tN rfir^ Ku. HR 57. ( 6 ) Adversity, need ; Pt. 1. 337 ' a friend in <m^ 7: w need t^I^ a friend indeed'. -6 Setting as of the son Ac.) ifefisTW ( ' ftsW STH* ; - ?fW ^irjfrj^i^fr?: ^cT: S. 2. 5, R. 18. 14 Y. 1. 310 ( these vices are see Ms. 7. usually said to be ten ; ; 4748 *Tirsr?fta!W*>g; **?'<* Subhisb. -8 Close cr intent application, assiduous devotion f^rrit TfTK Bh. 2. 62, 63. -9 Inordioato addic) ; Lifelas, The : dead 23 Si. ; issue of rut or ichor from the temples of an elephant. f- I Scattered thrown about, -2 Disordered. or ^Hjf ; of, ; ed overtaken by. -4 Intently engagPtanft srrwrar busy with in, S*r ing, ; i^raTr5wr ^r Me. 85.-S Flashmoving about; U. 3. 43 -Oonrp. wrfHi, -i%?r, -%B^, -Jfsr^a. bewildered in mind, having a perplexed or distracted mind. sir-fBTf^ Den. P. To agitate.conf use, frighten. IPunisbment. a. Agitated, distracted, "Tt^'frfT COL founded, perplexed &o. incompetency. -13 -14 Air, wind. -15 -Oonrp, 3TftwT: sinpfr^ 8 U. 1 To confound, be-2 Toalarm,troable. -3 To agitate, perturb. tion. -IQCrime, -12 Inability, Fruitless effort. sin -I Individuality heavy calamity or distress -iftftiT a- 311%ff, R. 14.;68 ; overtaken -sn^j by calamity, involved in distress. Jnrift^a. 1- hurting, attacking, giving trouble. -2. striking ( an enemy ) in his weak ^a- Addicted to any vice, -2 Unlucky, unfortunate. -3 Intently attached or excess! vslv devoted to any thing, fond of (usually in comp. ); r i^5r?^r?rfas!r-- % Subhash. Dispelled, castaway. -4 Separated, divided, eveied f?n ^ considered separately, token singly : U. 5 Ku. componnded ( as a oqifrffr /. Fraud, diigoise, deception. clear up; -6 Simple, nnword ). -7 Muni- To make manifest, I stm^ 5irraf^ir% Oh. Up. -2 To propound, explain. -3 To tell, tfV vrrwr^ srra>TI3 Mb. separate, divide,- decompose. nairate; fP'ft -4 To -5 To analyse 1 in general. Analysis, decomposition. -2 Grammatical analysis, grammar, one of the six Vedwjas q. v. ; -3 Explaining, exmarrr etymo-Oomp. pounding. a word ). logy, dorivition ( of : Pt. 2. 33. 53re;r*! 1 Transformation, change of form. -2 Deformity. sar$/>. p- ; 5. 72. *7f5jfr^l P- To become perplexed or confused. t*n Cast or thrown asunder, tossed about ; Mil. 5. 23. -2 7 U. 5. 14. Dispersed, scattered 1 . wilder, perplex. STt^J 8 U. point. ; fill smtTWT wfrsj 31- (no's share. -2 1 r: Different, 5 -3 To -2 An aphro- Separated, decompos- 1 ^a: g-fir ; vicious. lustre. ed. sqrfl- R. 10. 84. -3 To take separately or singly ; see sq^ below. -4 To 1 -4 ment. q. v. ). ; performance. Action, To Practice, process. -2 fftffj unft 'mraairp? "TfR gsr^sTrwwrq; Bk. 8. 116, 9.31. -2 To divide into parts, separate, arrange Pt. 4. 50; ftsqrH **? *?P* stroy ; Engag- lW?rV a. 1 Usual, customary. Liable to be sued. 1 1 practice, evil habit custcmary. . opp. ( To toss about, scatter, cast or throw asunder ; dispel, de- law. fti?. (o -qj, -nnh, -WT* ) a subject or head of legal procedure, an actuinable business, a matter which may be made the subject of for litigation ( these are eighteen nn enumeration of their name*, see Ms. 8.4-7). Rsrfih/. judicial procedure. U. c7^4 Removed, expel- troubled, confused. Disordered, out of order, dis- 1 Analysed, separated. -2 Explained, expounded. -3 figured, distorted, deformed. Dis- 898 Analysis. -2 Exposiform tion, explanation. -3 Change of castor-oil development. -4 Grammar. 109. -Camp. a cat. ^fj 1 S*rFEt5T(*) i blossomed 5lft ijr5!f?raff9i rf3t ;tf&r: Si. 4. 46. -2 Developed ; ; rVwin^ffa Bh. fwsmfir 51^ 5u*nfi grr 3. 17. P. 6 To 1 tdss or tigress Bh. a Piercing, wounding. libra's thun- ; 3. 3^. a sky-Iark.-sm^r: j^gf. derbolt. the castor-oil a timer's claw. BTTf^P plant. si*jJ:, -13 \. -1. a kind of perfume. -3. a scratch, the impression of frfff! a jackal footed. 57TT^ ?5^7. throw a or forth, stretch out mmxp-p- \ Tossed about. -2 Torn asunder, distracted. tiger-like dog. also I Deceit, trick, deception, fraud. -2 Art, cunning anqrortrer?**$! S. 1 18 'artlessly lovely. '-3 A SCT$ Tossing about. -2 Ob- struction, hindrance. -3 Delay sr- : Agitation, perturbation. 1 commuBk. 14. 113. -2 nicate. declare To explain, relate Tr?T^lTf^ ft 3fT Mb. -3 To name, call 2 P. To I tell, ; ; ; f w PTWPHIOT Srnt. 13. -4 To dwell at large^dilate or enlarge uponsTrnsrr Relation, I 76 ; -2 narration. Explanation, exposition, comment, -4 An 11. 66. contrivance Related, narrated. -2 ^TI^TTg mentator. An '" commented expounder, a com- tion, lk 1 Communication, narra-2 Speech, lecture. -3 Explanaexposition, interpretation, com- bling, tremulous together, friction. c*n*THV: 1 Striking against. -2 A blow, stroke. -3 An impediment, obstacle. -4 Contradiction. -5 Din- obedience -^ ^ ^3 ^^ ^ A I -^ 10. carnivorous animal, such as a tiger. -2 A villain, rogue. -3 A snake. -4 N. of Indrajcf .aire. ^rr{%-: N. of a celebrated gram- fined by MammaU ; ^T 3 U. \\\ K. P. 10 or the quotation ; e. g. see Vb. To open, break open; 55*3: Ki. 16. 16 ; or rr?f^ f^ Mbh. -2 To make Opposing, ^ Opening under resisting, -2 thwarting, hindering. -2 (At the end of comp.) Best, as in pre-eminent, chief nrnr, -3 The red variety of the , ; MM. ctf ft* S. 1. 1 5. 13. ; -2 Toassign -3 To divide, or appoint to (a duty). distribute. -4 To point, indicate, show -5 To teach, instruct. -6 To foretell, declare An beforehand. ejiithet of Viehijn. [ 'T-J or ] 1 A hunter,fowler (by caste or profession). -2 A wicked or low man -Oomp. -wftT:* deer. : V. ; 1. 1 ; 5^i^n 74 7 af^ftsts!nT'r3?f?!Ti^ Si Bk. Bg. 10.16 ;R. 13. 5,18 40 56. -2 To reach as far, extend to. - - ; ; 7. (f^T /. ) 1 Pervaddiffusive, widecomprehensive, ing, over tho whole ly spread, extending miST of anything ta?rjs^JTtt??irw sTTTfiT ; Wftnr**: Ku. 6. 71. -2 (In Kw ) Comprehending all the points of an argument. -3 Invariably concomitant. -4 That which is more extensive ngit HC$: ( j)gT, and An ; w h e. is the instance it includes g. in rrw as more extensive than it). which ia invariably attribute concomitant or inherent. variably concomitant or ^ An in- inherent property. tTTTTst 1 Pervading, comprehend-2 Covering. ing, penetrating. <*. 1 Porvadisg, filling, oc- the end of romp. ). -2 All pervading, co extensive,invariaTO. bly concomitant. 3 Covering. A perI An epithet of Vishnu. -2 cupying ( at vading property. 57W n- 3. 21, 13. Ts tiger. ; To order, command a a. \ Striking against. 1 To fill completely, Tf^farntTTS'TT TF fiyaTT ; rrf<4^ Opened, spread, exThe open mouth. p. p- 1. 2, 31. five sqT o;5P. large, broaden. G P. 1 < 7 1 W j about, trem- 1- of coitus particular kiid thun the sm^r Mutual splashing and spoting in water jrr: uri : ^^ ^ T . panded. U- mode of sexual enjoyment. pervade . ' A rt or ; be produced from the same cause or by the same agency ; it is thim de- - life-winds oqr^r: or vital airs in the body, that which is diffused through the whole body; words, where a feeling is dissembled by being attributed to a different cause see K. P. 10 under ,r3w%. -2. covert allnsion, insinuation.-rsrar rtfnl censure. a feigning to be asteep. ?fff?. f. a flgure of eecb resembling the English irony ', wherein censure is implied by apparent praise, or praise by apparent censure r A ; One of the mitf arw**!wr5Ti5inqT(T: Mn. 3. -6 figure of speech in which opposite effects are shown to ; a ; Si. 8. 32. Churning. -2 Rubbing p Shaken '- artifice, a device, -g;: 1 wf a* Diseased, sick. ment. JTWT unwholesome. tionally ascribed to another; in other ": dis- cf . wfr. -2 Leprosy. -Oonrp. a. vtrrsT- marian. tion. ; R. 4. 25,58; 10. speech in which what is apparently the effect of one cause is inten- ; and seized with disease, diseased. -5 Wickedness, deprav-Cofflp. 37%, /. i. a figure of K. P. *TH!rrrrr.p..p. 1 ; ) 5H R. 13. 42. gloss. Explained, expounded, upon. semblauce 1. 1; jr3Tgq>^ Nig. ity. -4 Distraction. 10. 6. pretext, pretence, ( ' ; open. usually physical, mental PP- 3T[i^ which means ' tress or anxiety ) ; fiSTr finger-nail. (^) a. tiger- tjr^- dis- ailment, Sickness, 1 epae, illness .' -2 To about. A ifr am : , Expanded,blown, 1 < plant. 7Tjr?*r f?ter% p- P- 1 Spread through, extended pervaded, penetrated, over, permeated, covered. -2 Pervading, extending over all. -3 Fill- ed with, full of. -4 Encompassed, surrounded. -5 Placed, fixed. -6 Obtained, possessed. -7 Comprehended, included. -8 Invariably ac- companied f^T ^flH: ( in l.)gio ) ; -9 Famous, as in ^ifr wcelebrated. -10 F.xpacded, stretched out. 899 1 Pervasion, Permeation. In logic ) Universal pervasion, invariable concomitance, universal accompaniment cf the middle term by the major TT? TC Ve. not./- -2 ( ; : Tarfca K. M. 19; R. 13. 25; employ; Mu. 4. -3 To i snrer ment, business, occupation 3- ? ; apprehension of universal concomitance. -^ftw knowledge of invariable or universal concomitance. ence ; ; ; logic take part -Oomp. Invariablenesg. fw f- imperfect inference, where the |j itself is false or nonexistent ; as in the argument tf- 4 A. 1 To die, perish. -2 To come down ( to the earth ), fall down. -3 To be inaudible ( as a Cau. \ To kill, slay. -2 sound ). To hurt, injure, spoil. 3TrriT%:/- 1 mis- Roin, calamity, Mu. 6. 20 Mk. 6. 1. -2 Substitution of one thing for another. -3 Death B. 12. 56. fortune ; ; ; 'will it Calamity, misfortune, Mil. 9. 36; Bh. 3. 195. -2 sqTC^r/. 1 Disease. ; -3 Derangement. -4 Death, ^l^rR ff^-ftSfflt Si.2.94.-3 labour. -4 Effort, exertion. tention ; pation. -7 A struggle. of distance ; as in 3i"*jTT5r v. q. -5 -3 to TrirfttT^'. p |1 ! 'JT Tr'ft ; l One who ^'- A 1 1. 21 ). ; K. 2. -2 38. or prac'isas -2 any thing. Engaged in, occupied or busy with, employed in (with TrjtT P. P- 1 vr^ Bh. 2. 6. -2 A beast ot prey ; ^4 ^rr^yf^VfVfr R& n. 3 Asnako; ti. 3. 29. -4 leotiger ; Mai. 3. -5 f A pard. A -6 A king. -T53'; Tfjfih/' 1 Employment, engage ment, business tT^mrg-fa njrfrtsTH a^r Bv. 1. 58 -2 Operation, action- m. a snake-catcher. g-jranimal. -2. a banting leopard. -5^1 an epithet of Siva. -3 Exertion. -4 Profession, practice a kind of herb. A *lTSSf: ; see FT A measure of length equal to the space between the tips of the fingers cither hand when tbe arms are extened. Impatience. -2 Erasure, A occupied with, be busy about ( with -2 To bo employed or placed Cans. 1 To cause ( in any office ). to work, engage upon, entrust with, appoint to ( usually with loo. ) led ; s*rratet Infatuation -2 Be : ?*r sqwtfq-ijffrsiTtffr place, set, fix, direct, Mu. 1. cast ftrni: R- 6. 19 -2 To ^rr^Hrff Mutual To stretch out, jq-prjj 1 P. 1 tend. -2 To struggle, contend, fight. -3 To try, strive, endeavour. -4 To sport, dally. siTOf.p-.P- .p. p. Moved, agitated. ( to : Long, extended ; judicial. -3 Customary, u. 3. 67 ; -8 Deep 5.54. -7 Mighty^power- 1 Relating -2 Legal, usual. -4 of illusion ; Relating to the world A counsellor, ** snf&TTRr^ cf. Use. s -3 Exercised, panded, wide open. occudisciplined. -4 Busy, engaged, firm. -6 Strong, inpied. -5 Hard, ful. ; wr/-) practical busTness, minister. 1 ab- imprecation. use, reciprocal ; ex- castor-oil Q M- H- i5T ; tense, excessive. ; of Snbtradtion. Mingled, intermixed- Mutual seizing, ; R. 2 kind a. I Shaking about, tremulous. -2 Disordered, dishevel- 1 loo. ).: ele- a. Thick, dense. f ^nrtTra'wwtara' flnrffiir ^Trfll ?Kiv. 3. 101. ^t?5t??y: Git. 10 in or wicked vicious or plant. wiping out. ity a?!; -im%'j; ]. a wild flTC:, phant. wildorment,embarrassinent, perplex' To be engaged cheat, rogne- -8 N. of Vishnu. -Oomp. Destructive, murderous. 1 A -7 ployee, a minister. p. p,~ I Killed, slain, destroyed. -2 Ruined, injured, hurl. A. ; loc ) ; Wff$f{ff;ffr3l sqrjpr tig: 8. 6. 31. -2 Placed, fixed. m. An em- -,,. 6 Wicked, vicious 1 5rtifi|wnrt Si. 12. 28 ^ar fwr^nrn^i Ki. 17. 25. -2 Bad villainous. -3 Cruel, fierce, sivage Ki. 13. 4. fit 1 A vicious elephant , dealer, trader. exercises <* ; Engaged, occupied employed, appointed Placed, fixed, set. malice. ; *TT i wr: H 514. ; -2 Ruin, destruction. -3 Evil design, fl- a. ; : n. Pr. 43 (sTfqr? ^ ! to -2- to have effect on. meddle as in arsirrqTJ'I'sqfqrif qTtrtf: 1 Killing, slaying. ). TrirfH^ ), k'nd of dramatic comit is thus de- A- 5TT'Jt*T! in. vt TT: ^gfir^irilr Pt. changed. STrTT^:, 'Trcrr^'T v. ?(/. ( f Deranged,disordered.-6Substituted, 1 = 5n[tT q. ( position in one act scribed in 8. D. *TfisT? : deceased -6 Business, occu-8 A measure difficulty. sTi^rr^^f a. decease. *l\vnt p.p. 1 Fallen into misfortune, ruined. -2 Failed, miscarried. -3 Hurt, injured. -4 Dead, expired, Fatigu, -5 Con- be pleased to exert herself in behalf ;' r 5 TTTH5Tcnnf^ J^i^" ; affliction stretching Athletic, gymnastic. ; th Extending, -2 Exercise, gymnastic or ath_ letic exercise ?sn% ^nrsat smqr THn H^*I^M f^T ? 3S'JT aqicq- a. To be pervaded, filled, &o. erf The sign or middle term of a syllogism ( = 53 tfr-Tt q- v. ) ( in ). 5*Trtrr{{tf^ (oTct) 1 out. ; Ku. 2. 54. -2 Application, employment Mu.2. 4. -3 Profession, trude, as in $i&ntnTpractice, exercise -4 An act, doing, perrformance -5 Working, operation, action, influ; Bhaaha P. 67-68 -3 A universal rule, universality. -4 Fullness. -5 Obtaining. -6 Omnipresence, ubiquity ( aa a divine attribute ). -Oomp. JTJT ; 2.4. : engage- Employment, ; Muscular development S. 3. use, 7. 9 1. 1 STITTT: 3. ff Mutual derision or laughter. gjrrg 5 1 -2 To U. 1 To hide, conceal. ; impede. select, choose. -3 To obstruct, 900 >/. I Covered, hid, screen-2 Impeded, obstrrfcted. -3 ed. Opened. -4 Ezcepted, excluded. Covering, screening. A. 1 To turn away from, Satyava i (born before her marriage with Santanu q. u ); but he retired to the wilderness as soon as be was H?gwr sTraifRTTr f^qr -1 To be tnrned or with- born, and there . 1 torn back Ratn. ; 1. 2- dcawn from, to be averse to i%w- ;: STfrfriI?17: V. 1. 8. -3 To become acpurate or distinct from. -4 To turn round, revolve. -5 To go down, get ( ag the -6 To caaee ). -7 To be opened or sun exijt, perish. split to asunder. Caui. annnl ( as a rnle & ); R- 15- 7. to turn from, cause restrict. overrule, ; 3511^: wrmfirlfo 8. B. aiT^r? ^RgwT^t: To I arrest exclude, limit, jjiraj f *f?Fr *<jr -2To dissuade awiy from ; K. 172. -3 To deetroy, remove, V. 5: 16. -4 To turn round, cause to revolve. -5 Po separate from. -6 To scatter, strew. nq$: Surrounding, encompass- I -2 Revolution, going ing. (nfarr/. ) 1 Encompassing, surrounding. -2 Excluding, away from. -4 <stn*$7 1 Turning round. Taming Surrounding, encompass- -2 Revolving, taming round Ki. 5. 30. ~3 A fold, band. ing. ; Turned away from, withdrawn from; wrrT*TT tiFTf^Tt r ffHJW Rwerr R- 1. 27 V. ; 1. 8. singled out. -J set aside ; different ( a ) Excluded, -2 Separated from, irom ( 6 ) ; Not tieing Tarka K. r found or existing in, frequenty used in in this sense ), ijjft sfy5^r|-- absent phil. rowfo'Tr^ rri from ( Tarka K,; Mu. -4 Revolved, tamed ronnd. -5 Eucomp passed, lurroanded. -6 5. 10. Dasisting, ceased from ; Ku. 2. 35. -1 Split asunder. -Ooiap. ifft a. desisting from any course of -action. 'TTfRr:/. 1 -2 Exclusion, Covering, screening. separation. -3 Not being found in, absence f rom; Rtrsjr^tmfftr: Tark E. -4 Surrounding. -5 Rolling backwards. -6 Praise, -Oomp. jRf /. the enlogium. notion of exclusion. n STTIfT- 1 Distribution, separatio into paits. -2 Dissolution or analysis of a compound. -3 Severally, distinction. -4 Diffusion, extension. -5 Width, breadth. -6 The diameter of a circle. -7 A fault in austerities until pronunoistion -B Arrangement, compilation. of a mother Satyavati to beget BODS on the widows of her son Viobitravtrya. He was the father of Pandu and Dhritaraehlf a and also of Vidora; q. thus v. q. He was v. at first called ' Krisbnidvaipayana' from his dark complexion and from his having been brought fortbby Satyavati en a Dvipa or island but he afterwards ; came be called Vyasa or the arranger ', a he was supposed to have arranged the Vedas in their to ' form r?5*Trff t^Ti. TWffl cTW^'UW jm ; bs the author of the great epic theMababharata which ha is eaid to have with Ooapati for The eighteen Pararns, composed bis worke one of the seven chirajivin* or deathless -1 1 ascribed to bi are persons ; A Brabmana who cf. to, 3t% occupied or busy with ( with -3 Separated, detached, disjoined. -4 Confused, bewildered. loc. ) Oloae adherence, i&tent attachment or application. -2 Intentness, devotion; Bv. 1 79. -3 DiliM&I. 9. gent study. -4 Attention. 33. -5 Detachment, separation. -6 Perplexity, confusion. -7 Addition. ; cUlfil-4/'- P- 1 Prohibited, for( snid of -2 Contraband <&c. ). Restraint, prohibition. P. 2. -I Utterance, speech, 1 H CigT.s ; Eu. i> obstrnct, thwart, oppose, impede. -2 To reTo strike excespe!, drive back. -3 sively. -4 To violate, transgress, obey R. 19. 57. -5 To foil, frustrate dis- ; disappoint. -6Totrouble,vex annoy. ( "UQ3.P- !> 1 Obstructed, impeded. -2 Hepelld, repulsed. -3 FoilSi. 3. 40. -4 Con ed, disappointed fused, bewildered, alarmed. -Oomp. Mwerr one of the faults of composition; Me E. P. 7. ifwrtSwrrgtri: ; ?gf& grHitn: R. 10. 33. -3 mystic word uttered by every Btahmana in peiforming his daily Sandhya adoration ( these Vyahritis are three and f*^ or ^, Tint sr A ; 5^ ^qj usually repeated after om ; cf. Ms. 2. 76 according to some they are seven in number ). 5n*f 1 P. I To transgress, or; lend against, violate. -2 To be faithless to. -3 To commit adultery with. -4 To deviate from the right path. r Transgression : ; deviation /. *S*f. Catting off, extermination, complete destruction. : riety. going Transgression, I order, contra- -2 Inverted -3 Confuiion, disorder. stepped. 1 Transgression, over- -2 Departed, -3 Neglected, forth. gonn kind of left, -anr A riddle. 1 A. 1 To get up, rise. -2 3g?$rr To increase in strength or power Caua.To excite, in grow strong. siigate, rouse. 3n*, ity. syifiifth/. -2 Rising up Great activ- 1 against, -3 obstruction. tion, opposi- Independent own action, following one's bant of mind. -4 The completion of religions abstract on or abstract meditation ( in Yoga pbil. ). -5 A kind 01! dance. -6 Cffuaing To -2 63. 3. Statement, expression *3)ta }> ? I on, goods /. sfljjTtT: words astray. Closely adhering to. Attached or devoted to, intent bidden. morous speech. * f%.^([?^]. or ex- 5 **n ; scream, about. -4 To answer. fr?Tor 1 Utterance, pronunciation. -2 Speech, n&rrtttton. sfftfR: 1 Speech, utterance, wordsj U. 4. 18, 5. 29. -2 Voic-, note, lound; M. 5. 1. -3 Jest, joke, hu- recites pounds the Purinas in public. 1 P. To attach firmly -2 2. as He is Ku. 2. 62 ; R. U. 83 -2 To explain. -3 To cry, : 6. and several other WTWW P-P- 1 7TfTT.p-.p- life most rigid he was called by his aleo the Brahma-eulras a. separating, restricting. -3 tha led practising tbe hermit, scribe. round -3 Raptured navel. 7i^W -9 An arranger, a compiler. -10 N. of a celebrated sage. [He saw the son of the sage Parueara by rise ; Si. 18. 26. (-n elephant) to -7 Contradicting. * -^ 1 To *be produced SJPTJ. from, origin* te in. -2 To be derived from ( a root H c. ). -3 To become in or conversant with. proficient Ctus. \ To produce, cause. -2 To a root ( as a word ) derive, trace to S. B. ; 5 STTf ter, tell, 1 A P. distinct call. 1 Bay, ; ut- Origin, production. -2 -3 Perfect Scholarproficiency, conversancy.-4 ship, To speak, narrate, declare -l Derivation, etymology. learning i>i|tfi T taiTf 16 r 18. 108. Jc Tf%U^l'^H^r| ; ima swnit Vikr. 1. 901 I p. Produced, formation. -7 Reasoning, logic. -8 Separation, distribution. -9 ( In phil. ) A peculiar arrangement of the senses. -Oomp. qrfsW: /. the rear of an army. tfir:, -W%: breaking an array. begot- -2 Formed by derivation. -3 ten. Derived, traced to it etymology, as a word ( opp. stcyq^r or 'primitive')- -4 Completed, perfected; Mv. 57. -5 Thoroughly proficient 4. in, learned, erudite. 5 Wetted, drenehod. 4 U. I To throw or scatter about. -2 To throw off, cagt away. -3 To get or lay aside. -4 To give op, abandon. *3?f(T p.p. ed, cast off. Thrown mar- mem- SB^p.p. Deprived of pros- 1 -4 fied. Iraprefect, deficient. An. abode, a resting-place. -5 A road. -6 A cloud. -7 N. of a district near llathnra. -sf Watdering, going. aijrsjT, -ggfff: /. a woman of Vraja, a cowherdess Bv. 2. !65. a cow- pen. -Oomp. ; epithets : of Krishna. A religious mendicant 7*T57: wandering about for alms. 331^ 1 Roaming, wandering, travelling. -2Bxile.-3 Ved. A way, road. Wandering about as a -2 An attack, march. -3 A flock,' invasion, a multitude, tribe, class. -4 A theatre. sror I. 1 P. ( STont ) To sound. -II. 10 U. ( smilr-ii.) To hurt wound. 1 ffs^rr 1 Throwing aside, rejec-2 Kxclusion ( in gram. ). -3 a. Disputed, discussed, de- ill-luck, ?i%:/- Non-prosperity, misfortune ( I^TSI ^i^Jllj! Prohibition. -4 Disregard, indifference. -5 Killing, destruction ; Si. 15. 37. Sjf^tT troops, Structure of tbe Arraying of perity, unlucky, unfortunate. -2 Deprived of or excluded from,-3 Nulli- aside, reject- 55fm: tion. J.5*f I shalling. -2 bers of the body. ' -4 - U. ( 1 -S 3J3 swfft -fr, desid. ; ) i ; caus. ; To ftiiriflta ) 1 i|- cover. religions mendicant. ; ' -2 To sew. A wound, sore, R. 12. 55. -2 A bruise, hurt boil, an ulcer U. 2. 26. -3 A fracture, soar. -Soap. -sjft. gum-myrrh, -^r 33i: A bated. blacksmith. -or [ srT-sr* ] I ; ; lfi" Up. sky, atmosphere; [>-TR^ T^r: Pretext, pretence. Cessation, stop, close. T: T: quietnda. ( where ft 150 InI Non-cessation. -2 -3 Complete cessation shows intensity ). ^a^p.p. I Burnt. -2 Dawned, become day-light. -J Become bright or clear. -4 Dwelt. -5 Passed. g dawn Si. 12. 4. -2 \ Day-break, Day. -3 Fruit, remit. Sr%t/- 1 Dawn. -2 Prosperity. -J ; Praise. -4 Fruit, consequence. S^jT a. Interwoven, laced. sewn, inter- Weaving, sewing. -2 The wages of weaving. $f1i: 1 5>jy 1 U. 1 battle array ; To arrange T^rur q^rr *n<*^ Ms. |*J "JBT 7. troops in ^KTR resolve ( -5 To disarrange. vowels, syllables &c. 1 l^p.p- Expanded, developed, ^m3>> 1. 3. -4 ; Bg. Disarranged, placed out of order. -5 Married. -6 -Oomp. Large, great. ^3- a mailed, clad in armour. ) . *gr: / Orderly arrangement, ar- ray. A military array Ms. 7. 187. -2 An army, a hct, gquadron vjg : I *i B. 7. 54. -3 A an assemblage, a sruSnrlT Hsrt, -}TCJ a flag, o. reaching to the HTT kind of banner. sky. g- ^rr^ a celestial 3*: a gust of wind. car. deity, god. -2. *rgr m. l.a a Gandharva. -3. a spirit. jn& ' the earth. *?$^a. sky-toncbing', ;*f[ a. 1 wonnding. -2. corroding (- m ) the marking nut tree. f^ftq-or a. sore healing; S. 4. 13. the s^rntf cleansing or dressing of a %; the castor-oil plant. An aggregate of three spices black and long Wounded, bruised; U. 4. 3. - '; wrwrffr a* mr%vr* R 13.67,2.4, 25; (there are several vratas enjoined in the differentPuranas; buttheir number cannot be said to be. fixed, as new ones, g. ffnr^RTKorJrir, are being added every day ). -2 A vow, pro. mise, resolve; *rrs$f ^jrjnf^fg^ R. 17. 42; 90 ^nraw, Jjznr &o. -3 Object of devotion or faith, devotion as in and pepper, ; dry : ginger ). ar^ I. P. 1 ; -2 To go ( 3311^) 1 To^ go, snWiir>?[gT!Ms. to, approach, visit ; Bg. 18. 66. -3 To de-4 To pass withdraw. retire, part, away ( as time ) 9^ sarfir TrRnfY mJNr 5T ffsr ; Vikr. 11. 74. -5 To attain to, go to the state of. -6 To obtain, gain. -II. 10 D. ( snsfflmff ) 1 To go. -2 Toprepare.decorate. is used much in the tame ( This root ?*T3T IK? f5t?W way asiH^or q| q. v. multitude . -3 33. A 9. 25. -4 A -2 6. A 7 ; ; nance, alaw,rule.-7Sacrifice.-8 An adeed, work. -9 A design, plan. -Ooinp. 3=g^jr the observance of a vow. wtafr: investiture of a youth ( of any one of the three classes ) with the sucred thread. .=i?'TrTra a fast for a vow. IT^tfr act, p : initiation into a vow for a religious performance. =^J. a religions gtudent;seeifgr^rRq. observance -^r ). EHf: [ =r5-|3r^ v ] tude, collection, flock, 14. Bg. an observance, practice, as in anfia'ff q- v.-5 Mode of life, course of conduct S. 5. 27. -6 An ordirite, walk, proceed 4. 67. wound. T, A 1 group multi; $%- large quan- -4 A part, portion, sub' -5 The body. -6 StiuotJre collection. . N. of Siva. quail. ; ; tity, bird. -3. ^iRsj; m. I. a god. -2saint. -4. a Brahmana. -5. a ^r: ijm a cloud. heavenly body. a J. broad, wide ; f?**fT: R. 1. 13. -2 Firm, compact. -3 Placed in order, arranged, marshalled ( us an army ; ; very lofty. arrange, put or place in order, dispose. -3 To separate, divide. -4 To alter, transpose, 4. si- R. 12. K. P. 10, Me. 61 N. 22. 54. -2 Water. -3 A temsun. -4 Talc. ple sacred to the dew. -Comp. Tcf^ rain-water, of an m. epithet -*fll^ IJST:, Siva. heavenly Ganges. jfirr the 67 -2 To 191. The ] 1 7. 60 Si. ; cow-pen, vow-shed 6. 6, cowherds. station of ; Si. 2. 64. or practice of a religious vow.-vr^or -ojr conclusion of a vow or fast, eating after a fast, -srfasrr performance of a religious vow voluntarily undertaken. VT>T: I- breach of a vow. -2. breach of a promise, -ftrajr begging alms as yarl of the ceremony of in- 902 vetitare with the sacred threrd3;?^ the OTT-f breaking a vow. incompletion of a religions vow. -Hiff: initiation into a **i a. vpw. vow. prnrj>! a hag completed the any practising Biibmana who first stage of his religious life, i. e. that of a Brahjoacharin or religiona strident ; see ^13*. saift Den. P. I To observe a vow. -2 To fast in consequence of a vow. -3 To eat together. fffrd a. Observing a ; -- noetic, a devotee One who : institutes S. A -3 5. 9. sacrifice a. 1 -eft/- > ; or ; creeper ; cf. qr- ;4 P. ?(, g-f To be asham-2 To throw, cast, ( aTgJriar ) 1 ed, fee! shame. send forth. -sr I Shame ; 40 ; : ; ; or manual labour. -2 Day-labour. -3 Casual employment. -4 The company or attendants at a marriage feast. atflll a - Living by day-Labour, 1 One a hired labour, coolie. -2 liv- ing by violence. vow, prac- tising penance, devout, pious Pt. 1. 416 m. I A religious s'.ndeut. -2 An A s nBt stormy wind. srrm^ [ ^far 9,f rtj. IKJ ] 1 A three classes who has lost bis caste owing to the uon-pcrforniance of the principal Satuskaras or purificatory rites ( especially investiture with the sacred thread ) over him, an outcast man of the first Si. 3. W *m* R. (?is?:) bashfnlness 11- 73. Si. ; 10. -2 Modesty, 18. -Comp. -wftjer a. modest, bashful. STTTiT, Shame. -2 Modesty. -3 Lowering, depression cfftSftp'p. Put to sbarae. ashamed, abashed. 1 P., 10 U. ( msfir, rnwR-ff ) srrer^ ar?5T To I injure, kill. aVff T%^ [ wr-fl : ^f arr? Rice \ ] in as ; -2 A grain of rice.. 3T1K a granary. aRt^4 q- v. -Comp. kind of palae. = *^<1- v - ) Trf5r=R ^S: ( panic seerl kind of rice ; 3Tf;eaani*??im>ra3rrait$T: S. 1. 33, R. 14. 1. -2 Expansion, extension. See vs. L. 37. -2 A general. -3 low or A man infeiior tribe P. (fsfit, fspri ceww desid. irciiroft or ftsrijfS) 1 To cut, cut up or asunder, tear, lacerate. -2 ; ( person in vile of a particular the descendant of a Sudra father and Kshatriy a mother ). The daughter of an outcast. -Comp. srar; one who calls himself a Vratya. H'WT: 1 A small saw. -2 A fine Sin used by goldsmiths. -3 The juice trickling from an incinion in a tree. performed to recover the rights forfeited by the non-performar/cecf the due Samskaras. Cutting, tearing, wounding. f 1 -2 cat, an incision, 1 aT^p multitude A ^f: 1 45. ( Going, Ved. ). cutter, destroyer -2 A Ki. 15. ; -2 Aweapon. -3 N. of Siva. Happiness tf ^JKJ o. ; Bh. 2. 16. Happy, prosperous ; Bk. ^r;r: Ploughing in the regular 1 direction. -2 The thunderbolt of Indra. -3 The iron head of a pestle. sjftj 1 To 1 P. ( sisfS, praise, eitol, -2 To 5. 1. Bg. ?V declare, ?rw ;^KJ8 approve of tell, relate, report ( of person or by itself ) srjffl' tfltTTif^nriaHgfs'a ^irHrrmrsrrT R, 14. 83 ST Jr fS^r 5THm f%fM>ffc(i 3. ; ; 60, 5. 51. 'J. -3 To ; 9 P.(f5otim-?Tlim)roohoose, f . -II. 4 A. ( afarf, fm ) 77, 11. 81; Ku. 3. indicate, bespeak, chosen. -3 TJ A ;ft w ; recite. -5 To hurt, injure. 5. 8; repeat, -6 To re- 5Wr[ ing. 1 Praising. 9 P. ( p. [ 5t^-rf ] 1 Praised, -2 Told, said, spoken, declared. -3 Wished, desired. -4 Ascertained, established, determined. To of U. rarely go, move. ufalffT, w -2 To maintain. -3 To see. ifi-a ) ( To end of comp. ) I Praising. -2 Telling, announcing, communicating sisrr*; a? fte^fWr ^ T: Ku. 26 Bk. 2. rrf R- : Indi- ; ; 27 1. ; -4 1. 42, SI. 9. 77. Presaging, foretelling 12.90. A -3 R- 14- 45. ; R. 3. 14, 5t*j m. 1 A praiser, panegyrist. reciter of hymns. I. 5 P. ( ^Tfirf, be able, ba competent extolled. -5 Falsely accused, calumniated. l for fit -2 Wish, -3 Repeating, narrat- -4 Reciting. ?Tfa(f 2>- i^Tift, ) 1 hold, support, choose, select. -2 -3 Reciting. 5T^-3l] 1 Praise. one rice, ] rice. rice. cating. bespeaking ?fff: Vod. 1 Praise. -2 Recitation. -3 Calling, invocation. -4 A charm, spell. -S Wishing well to. -6 A blessing. -7 A curse. -8 Calumny. desire, hope. of field a. ( Usually at the M. traduce. Telling, relating. ifti;. V/.) [ rfffr-J* -2 Sown with rice. growing m show ( aT^if^: ) ra7r?r SUM: 5fH??r? t c^HTeSr Ki. 5. 23, Ku. 2. &2. -4 To __ express, Fit for sacrifice cf. ; communicate, announce, with dat.or sometimes gen. 5, 2. 08, 4. 72, I. 1 To go, move. -2 To be To cover, screen. vile, 4.18. !% caus. ^ioir% select motion. N. of a ?cfriT: 1 10 U. See 1 P., 3T8; m To wound. A To cover. -2 To -3 To heap, accumulate. -4 To sink, go down. 6 P. Orgw) 5T^ be neaped or gathered. 3T* TO 1 ) -2 have power to affect ( usually with an inf. and translateable by cm ) for, ' ' ; Me. 20j fc R- 13. 24, Bk. 3. 6 MJ. sometimes, with ace. or dat. ; ; 903 with gen. also ; see 5itg. -2 bear, endure. -3 To be powerful. Pa>. To be able, be possible or practicable ( giving a passive sense to a following infinitive ) awtf 11. 139 ; To ; ' can be done Desid. To wish to be able. -2 To learn. -II. 4 U. ( srma*, ?W ) I To be able, have power to effect. -2 To : it . I ) -3 To give. -4 To Ved. in ( mostly bear, endure. -5 To know a!d. N. of a king (especially ) applied to Silivlhana bat scholars do not seem to bave yet agreed as to the precise meaning and scope of the word ). -2 An epoch, era ( the term is especially applied to the era of Siliv&hana which commences 78 1 ; years after the Christian era). ( ro. pi. ) 1 N. of a country. -2 TTT: or race of of a particular tribe ; era. spw, -fj^ j.-the founder of an era. ^ttt'-Z [ cart, carriage, a his prominent part, well exhibited in bis lightness and frivolity of spirit, vain-glory, constant refereneces to hi* high connection, his blundering and ludicrous folly, but withal cruelty enought to throttle the hero ine when she refused to yield to his Desire S. D. thug defines him : is ; ?i;-w^ Un. 4. 81 ] A waggon mtoffareij ; ?. 3. 42. Pt. 1.213, 211, 212 z: I A form of military array resembl- the heaven she left the child in a sowhere ghe was taken care of by Sakuntag ' or birds litary forest whence ihe was called "Saknntala". She was afterwards found by the sage Kanva and brought up eg big own daughter. When Dnshyanta in th? course of bis hunting came to the gage's hermitage, he was fascinated by her charms and prevailed on her become his wife by theQandhai va to form of marriage (see Dusbyanta). She bore to him a son named Bh&rati who became a universal monarch, and gave his nsime to India which came to be called Bharatavarsha ]. ; A ': csr: 3. : 5JWf [31-fc-T^UD. bird in general 49 A 1 ] s[$3\fe*fz Y. 1. 168. -2 A kind of bird, a vulture or kite. -3 A kind of song ( sung at ( festivals). gnoitic, any evil A -2 ; Si. 9. ) ; 3 1 An omen, a proomen presaging good or 83. -2 An auspicious omen. -Ooinp. a. 57 knowing omens. ( -grr ) a small house-lizard. 5frf knowledge of omens, angury. -?irf 'the science of omens', N. of a work. ing a wedge; Ms. 7. 187. -2 A measure of capacity, cart-load equal to 2000 pala* -3N. of a demon slain by Krishna when quite a boy. -4 N. of a tree ( taftST ) -5 An implement paring grain. -Oranp. -3i$f: for prethe axl- of a cart, -aift:, -?q m. epithets of Krishna. airsr tho lunar agterism Uohint ( so called because it is figured by a cart). the division of 5^q- : Rohint by a planet passing through f^fj: a gbllinnle. it. A small cart, 5T9ifa^?r as iu ^5rr. a toy-cart ; *>]'*1 n. Ordure, faces, especially of animals ( this word has no forms for tbe first five inflections, ; and 1 25 ; Ms. 12. 63. -2 rd issiifj ; kite [ 51=5-^1; Un. portion, 1. 109 5r> : ; -2 The scales 3T3iRid a. ( of a fish Reduced to ). 3T a kind of fish. n. [ STK-SR^ Un. 4. 58 ] , Ordure, excrement, especially of ani- mals. A ; exterminate the Pandavas.The name new usually applied to an old wicked-minded relative whose coonsola tend to ruin. -5 N. of a demon killed by Krishna. -Oomp. f '?^: is N.ofGaruila. q-gr a trough for watering birds. srrf: I. the cry or sound of abird. -2. the crowiugof a cork. 5T^cT A hen sparrow. -2 A kind ments divide. cr pieces, cut to to fragpieces, -ijifr a the anu?. of dung /., -JK a ball or lump U. 4. 27. A bull. A ri'er.-2 A girdle, zone. A woman of impure caste. -4 A 1 -3 5HP p. p. : [ Si^-afT ] I A bird in gene- ; : A bird. When Menaka went up ; ; a meaning by expressive, conveying denotation ( 3TW' word). -5 -6 Speaking by indication (sgTi) (a* Clever, intelligent. kindly or agreeably. srftu: /. [ 3i*-fM ] er, ability, capacity, gy, prowess 1 ( ) strength^ Powener- fa q-ir ; 361 sirW HPT so mr?rf^) &c. (6) Faculty, capacity; retentive faculty or memory '. -1 three parts or Regul power ( ii haa ' the 1 ?w?II% or srwier^fe elements majesty or pre-eminent position of the 2 irmffi the king himself ?n?T^fir Ft. l. l. 22 ; ; ' ; ; ' ' ; to of ' of the daughter of Visvamitra by the nymph Menaka who was sent down the sage's austerby Indra to disturb ities. [ [5if^>] ! Able, capable ; power 8 U. To reduce j. Sfc. ^iTpft. 5T^V R. w^TrresrjiT'fTriJTrHcf f^rwssrsrA ri?!5 S. 7. 11. -2 The Una jay. -3 kind cf bird. -4 A sort, of insect. ral fragments, fish. qjft : -Comp.^ ;5TS?^n^: calf competent (with gen. orloo. or inf.); 3 tfpffar^lffc 5ff ^rsiT 5>JT1: ?ra!T:Ve. ^Tff ew ra> sffr^ ftssw P?r *W- -2 Strong, mightv, powerful. -3 Rich, opulent Ms. 11. 9. -4 Significant, shattered to pieces. in. A kindof fish.-Comp. >"~55T brother of Qandbart, wife of Dhritarasbfa he was thus the maternal uncle of Daryodhana whom he assist ed in many of hia wicked schemes to ] ; 1.45. locust, finger. 1 piece, A kind of bird. -3 -3 A cock. -4 N. of a son of Subala, king of Gandhtra and of bird. fragment, bit T gsrsrr qftff rfa ; -ST^^fr I. a kind of medicinal plant ( called Katki ). -2- an earthworm. U. 3. vulture, bird TTJJ- 24. cricket. 35- ig 5T^5T:-cJ A 3. or eagle. optionally substituted for after ace. dual ). A A r 3raBrH~j ; _?'5T<|J7?TffTf*n3rU. ; A b bird 51-^7: U. 1 81). N. people ( mentioned in Ms. 10. 44. along with the Panndrakag. &c. ee Ma. 5. 11 also ) -Oomp. -sia^T:, siR: epithets of king Vikramaditya who is said to have exterminated the Sakas. 311^. a year of the Saka ! be plays character these senses). 5T^: The brother of a king's concubine, the brother-in-law of a king by a wife not regularly married ( ai^sTHliJ ) ; ( he ig usually represented as a strange mixture of pride, folly, and vanity, of low family, and raised to power by reason of his relation to the king. In the Mrichhakatika of Sudraka where good: counsel , and 3 the power of energy ') ' ; SirtFT^TfT^r Dk. .3.13, 3 ; Si. 2. 26. ; 6. i%?rtWT 33, 17. -3 The power of com- 90* poetic politico, power of genius iee explantion ad. loc. -4 The power of a deity, regarded as bii wife, female divinity ; ( these re variously enumerated 8, 9 or P. 1 -1 Fit to bo effaote.l. -3 E to be effected. -4 conveyed Directly or expressed ( as the ; word ) 10. -5 active even 50 being mentioned:) ; *T ^ A kind of missile ; Ve. 3 ny 9, 54. ; meaning of a %v: S. D. The form ?r*tf is wrfavffaw ; Potential. ( sonetimeg used ag a predicative word with an inf. in a passive senae, the real object of the infinitive being in the nom. case tr* ( jrorq^ft ; r ; M. 3. 23 *1 S. 3. 7 12. 77. -7 ( A -6 ipear, dart, pike, lance. relation of a ) The In phil. term to the thing designated. -8 The power inherent in cause to produce its necessary effect. -9 ( In Rhet. ) The power or signification of a word (these are three 3?W*n, 3SJTT ; and^iHt) fir*! 5U?*T st^rT: S. D. 11. -10 The expressive power or denotation of a word ( opp. ggorf it is thus defined: aud tfrpfl ) : 13 An in implement gambling. -Conrp. -3T& perspiring and panting tbrongh fatigue or exertiou. -aftqr, qf$l^ a. having regard to strength ; the deadening of a Si 2. 93. gjar=i vy a. \. apprehending the power. force or meaning. -2. armed with a spear. (-?:) 1- apprehension of the force, meaning, or acceptation of a word. -2- a spearman, lancor. -3. an epithet of Siva. -4. of Kirttikeya. OT79) <> determining or establishword. ( -^f; ) ing the meaning of a r the an epithet of Karttikeya. three constituent elements of regal ur a. povsr see sifo (2) above. a spearstrong, powerful. ( -*: ) 1. man. -2- an epithet of K&rttikeya. ; "UTofri-W*' ! sp"nan. -2. an epithet of Karttikeya trnT:p r ostration of strength. 535?: a S4- J3U the worship of Sa- kta q. v. kti. ^4r: 3*!"r an epithet of Para*ara. f r ' Bg. a. re- sTtfajj, rn. n. barley, The barley-meal 5T3 $TSj> or meal flour ; of <*. strength, debility, grra. powerlesB,weak, impotent, -iffagf: a lancer, spearman. 5tf%ra^ ind. According to power, to the beat of one's power or abil- powermighty. -2 Possessing a compe1 Strong, able, N. of Indra I 51WH e nergy. tree. Kutaja Arjuna tree. -3 The -4 An owl. -5 The 3^,^ -S'ffT^'ia festival in honour of Indra on the 12th day of the bright half of Bh&drapada. -ifhn a kind of ted in- sect ; of. 3r : , -grra: jhtfrf. a crow. -faf m. epithets of Meghanada, gon of Bavana. the ^-ir. Devadlru tree. 1735; n ."-^rsfpf f5r^i the rain-bow. sirgr: a flag get up in honour of Indra. irahr. the Kutree. taja - Indra 'g banner. -jj(J^ m an ant-hill, a hillock. world of Indra. supporting , -f$i^ ffr^ : n. the wjff colocynth t^i^n 7rr^--cloud. -sunJnj; m. tbe Kutaja tree. -frrOT a sacrifi :ial the chariotground. -T(ru eer of Indra', an epithet of M4tali. StT: I- an epithet of Jayant*. -2. ( ). : of Arjuna. -J. of Va!i. -^ CT yellow myrobalan. ; 5Tfi- ugsr . ' To ; sr ^ X&iTt sffff- frighten, terrify. -2 1 Doubtful, question; ST^WT- Fit to be suspected ?rfaR: A I : An a- M. An cloud. -3 -2 The thunder- A or 3. imagined. Doubt, uncertainscruple. -3 Suspicion, distract misgiving ; wirnrsfafr; 3m^5TOT Ac. -4 Fear, apprehension, dread, alarm ; gn^ST* ?T iTffrc<m-. uft-a-r S. 1 ^ftfirhra^re: B. 12. 2 ; IS. 42 Me. 69. -5 Hops, ex[ 5T^-3i ] 1 -2 Hesitation, ty. ; ; pectation. suspicion, 24; 7. ( -6 ( Mistaken ) belief, wrong ) impresgion fr; 5 Ki. 5. 42 9Ka?oft^W5raf^rr 5. 38. -7 objection started in disputation. An ; -8 Presumption. -Oomp. sfcm, -srr^a o. filled with fear or doubt, doubtful, afraid, -arft-^tir: a charge on suspicion. Mr?Tf a matter of 1 doubt. f>fr%:/. solving ing a doubt. or clear- I .Doubted, suspected, suspecting, distrustful. -3 Uncertain, doubtful. -4 Fearful, apprehensive, alarmed Pt. 1. 197. -5 Weak, unsteady; (gee sifintip.p. feared. -2 Suspicious, ; 3T&). -Opnrp. f%rr, -JTST^ a. I. timid, faint-hearted. -2 suspicious, diattugtful. -3. doubtful. qor : a thief. 1 Doubting, sugpecting, fearing, believing ( at the end of coinp. ) ?*fqrg7fo5Tf% Jr ?: B. 8. 53 wi?3r? VWtftfr S. 4. -2 Fall of danger ; : ; mountain. -4 An Subbaah. a. Feaif ul, frightful. elephant. Ved. Strong A draught-ox. powerful. elephant. A bull, an ox. ft 1 A finger. -2 A fingor ring. -3 A girdle, roue. -4 A cow. STgr^: -3 To be supposed 24. ; bolt of Indra. Ved. Power, strength, m. N. of Indra. 5I7i pot. p. 1 Possible, practicacapable of beiug done or effected ( usually with an inf. ) ^ryjff Bh. 2. 11, B. 2. r> imagine, think probable, suspect, fear ; f7?^rrww ni^Tf: Me. 95 ; T? t sNjfr frT V. 3. 14 ; Bk. 3 26, N. 22. 42. -5 To etoit an objection, raise a doubt or objection ( about ) ; sj v^ 5T?q-^ ( often used in contro- able. asterism 39sr- -6 Ths number 'fourteen'. -7 N. of Siva. -Comp. -3151^. the Kutaja tree. ( -^ ) an intoxicating drink prepared frombemp. -sir?nri an owl. amir*: 1. Jayanta, on of Indra. -2. Arjuna. n. ble, f^iT>f^ ; Mk. 4.2. -4 To think, believe, fancy, ; '1'he elephant. tence' trust $T4T'iY*r o. N. of SacK, wife of Indra. o. Sosirftfpcirsj *%KI -1 To suspect, mistrust, dis- bhaah. Mk. Kuval. -2 ity. ?rfiK^ www: ; 3^fSfi^r: 5^>a oTtani Wf^ SlTjfj ?r*if Sar va. d.- Cau. Speaking kindly or [ 51*-^^ ] To 1 ; agreeably. T- (,i^, sifar) versial language ) gee ' incapacity. fnl, ; 3j. the meaning mediable. ; female organ, the counterpart of the Phallus of Siva worshipped by a sect of people called Siktag. -12 A a word- -Comp. directly expressed. ; Wftfi Taiki K. -11 The Siibhash. r: 18. 11 ). siw ftw ; ; A. 1 doubt, be uncertain, hesitate, be doubtful si^Tvifhrfff *rr JT fT Rn>-2 To dread, fear, be afraid ( with abl. ) Bk. 15. 39 ; jrreYiie Conferring ha ppineaa or prosperity, Auspicious, propitious, -f; 1 N. of Siva. -2 N. of a celebrated teacher and author gee A pp. II; 905 an epithet of the sun. on the moon. vfo m. an epithet of Vishnn --gw- an alligator. grlfT the mother of pearls. %fijr N. of Pirvatl, wife of Siva: ft I -2 Bengal madder. -3 The Sam! tree.-Qomp. -sn^nr: I- the Kailasa. -2. camphor. ppr: the f ranooline partridge. tfF* [ Un. **-f5 dart, spear, spike, oft. t the end of ' the dart of grief poignant grief ; 36 1. ] A I javelin, dagger comp. i. ', U. -2 A A conch-shell. -*r: 1 A disease of the head. -2 The temporal bone. 3f A bracelet made of sharp or B. 8. 93. . S. 35 ; sfr*?^: ; ; stake, pillar, post, pale. nail, pi n , pej? ; R. 12. 95. _4 -J conch-shell aiitr.). -10 Ten billions.-l I The fibres of a leaf. -12 An ant-hill. -13 The penis. -U The skate-fish.-l5 itr. ) sfhr ( at wood A worker in shells. r ?, and n spirit, or a kind of fairy. Indra . -tf frl W Up. 1. 102] 1 -Oomp. of the wife of ; B. ^r Ved. 23. 3. 13, A 4 Saffron. P. ( 5PU1T ) To give. middle of the river Son*. A ". eunoh 1 P. ( lecl. -2 To ( = ?rj tofr ) hart, I q. T. ). To ; ; 5T^1 A. JIT* ( ) To go, move. ; , 5T5 1. 1 P. ( ^renr ) i To b< sick -2 To divide, separate. -3 To be dissolved. -4 To be weary or dejected -5 To o. II. 10 A. ( ^iTinfiT ) To of the author of a Smtiti (mentioned conjunction with fsfwfr praise, flatter. 3T? 5l.il tic ; a. Soar, acid, astringent. The matted hair of an of. 3Tjr ff%5K. Z35 Flour of rice mixed with water and ghee. 3T$ I- 1 P. ( ?r?m ) I To An ] 1 A bull. A bull at libetty to move. collection, multitude ; of. TT or r A *. t^: I A eunuch, an impotent man. -2 A male attendant in the women's apartments ( chosen from the class of eunuchs or emascnlated ). -J A bull. -4 A bull at move. -5 A mad-man. A hundred ffefft rffc 5TW liberty to 5Tcf I ; HW% Santi. 2. 6 ; 5nr>ffo srrwrwr vrs^T: Pf. 1. 289 ; ( fnr if sed in the singular with a plural nona of any gender $$ ^i ; scMtf: or-?(riT which case it is treated as a numeral adjective but sometime! in dual and plural also 5 jfa ^^ ; ; ; ; &c. It is also used with a nonn in the genitive ; ir^ srir W m asce- The plant called Zedoary. in ooN ^fffoT, in '. The bone on the forehead rfkfir f%r*Hr4*ntKa. 7. 33. -3 Thetemporal bone. -4 The part between the tusk* of an elephant. -5 A hundred billion*. 6A miltiary dram or other martial instmnaent. -7 A kind of perfume ( sift ). 8 One of the nine treasures of Kubera. -9 N, of a demon slain by Viahpu. -10 N'. heap, wound. - 1- 113 [ ^-w? Dn impotent man. a ounuch. -2 1 Speech, eloquence. -2 Activity, energy. -3 Power, strength. -4 A holy or pious act devotion -Oomp <jr5rt, -vr^ m. epithet! of Indra. The conch- shell, a sbell sr ^emri^lT^ siw: fofajjws^ifr Pt. 4. 110; deceive, changed into ?icfr i as in arrcreroa? a work of Govardbanichirya ). -2 Any large number as in snnnr q.T. -Oomp. srsTr 1. night. -2- the 1. a oar, ahrt goddess Dnrga. ; carriage ; especially, a war- chariot. srWfar: an -2- N. of a tree (fifr?). old man. arf, awf a century. r-arrt the thunderbolt of Indra a leprons disease of the ?3.n.) 9(T^ stetn. - si^T: a fine of a hundred. (-Ct) I- N. of a plant. -2. N. of the wife of Indra. wrw* a cemetN. of Brahman. -2 ery awfcft I. of Vishnu or Krishna. -3. of the oar of Vishnu. -4. of a son of Gautama and Ahalyi, the family-priest of Jan1 -Oomp. g^afii the water poured into a conch-shell. asr*,, -sjrmr: a shellcutter, described as a kind of mixed caste. ifi* *8TfV, an impossibility ; of. -^^r a mark made with on the forehead. ). ^5jpowder produced from belts. 3r : a la-ge pearl ( of the shape of a pigeon' egg). jp*,, -i-nr^. a andal blockhead ; $& WST. -2 Iron. persons . 9Tr-V:(fw-:) A skate-fish. r 1 A kind of knife or lancet. -2 A pair of scissors Oomp. -&. a piece oat off with a pair of soigsors. A foci, mediator, arbitrator. ~g The Dhattftfa plant. -6 An idler, a lazy fellow. fr 1 -3 cf. -2 A female qiVift also. a stake :, D. thus . -3 : rr ( in <&c. ). the 8. ^ in the or ST^.1 A. (?[^i )To speak, gay, for ( ( _ solvent for diseolviog~sbells. u 114 ; -4 conch small toll. fit ; 31 19. m. | The ocean. -2 An epithet of Vishnu. -3 A conoh-blower. the Sila tree. Anything 3. 19 a jjy 8. 49, Hemp. -Oomp. ^r Ihempen cord or string. -2 a nt made of hemp. -3. cordage. d sroffrt A bank or 8 " uvisl i*i*n A 1 of one of the four classes into which writers on erotic science divide women the ; Btimanjart thus describes her : Adernon.-l6Poison.-l7Sin;orime. an ans. the gno nan line. M. fiftr defloes A woman tude Cin ; Si. 13. 41. ) A measnring-rod. -9 The sine of alti- -cfrj ) ; shell. stamp, pollard. -6 The pin of a dial. -7 A measure of twelve finger*. -8 ( ) The harp head or point of an arrow, barb. -5 The trunk ( of a lopped tree ), ared. ) emnre??TORi* B. ( A. -18 An aquatic animal, particularly, a gooe. -19 N. of Siva. -70 The Sala tree. -J| A kind of perfume ( =n?ft ). -22 N. of Kama, the god of love. -Oomp. W* a. spike- another cheat, def rand . To suffer pain. -2 To IT. bnrt, 10 P. kill. ( -3 rr?Tra) To finish. -2 To leave unfinished. -3 To go, move. -4 To be idle or lazy To ( 5T3TT17T ) -5 To deceive, cheat, -ft speak ill of. -7 To speak well or I . elegantly. dfoeit- 517 a. [ 5R>3i^'| I Crafty, fnl, fraudulent, dishonest, perfidious. -2 Wicked, depraved. & 1 A rogue, cheat, knave, swindler Ms. 4. 30, Bg. 18. 28. -2 A false or deceitful lover ( who pretends to lov e one woman while his heart is fixed on ; aka ; U. 1. 16. suj^ a. lasting or hundred years. WTW&, -MnrfaT m. N. of Vishnu. ^r, j. the ruler of a hundred. -2 the rulw of living for a 906 hundred villages Ms 7.115 -!>Tt N. of a mountain ( where gold is said to be found ) ( H ) gold. ^^1 >"d- a hundred timei. afiYrtf a. hundred-edged. ( fe: ) Indra 's a ; thunderbolt. (-/.) a hundred crores. an epithet of Indra R 3. 38. 9F>jji ?jj possessed of a 3 gl - hundredfold, increased a hundred time* ; V. 3. 22. irriu: / the Durva gran. ffr JT; N. of Siva. I. a kind of weapon used as a missile some to be a t ort of ( supposed by iockft, bat described by others as a huge itone ctudded with iron (pikes and four t&las in length ^ran^l f or 3w%?ti*gfrai atwrvfff^m toiwi 3PVT? wrtff flrsr) ; B- 12.95. -2 a female scorpion- -3- a disease ; ; -4 N. of a plant a kind of wood?Nft of the throat. *<3f ( ). i%|f: an epithet ef pecker. Siva. N. of the 24th luuar mansion containing one tne white bundled stars ^jyr nnr, -firm- -fiwr/. rose. 3"t in the N. I. /. now Panjab of a river called Suite j. an -2. N. of the Ganges. urn^ a- 1. vrrt epithet of Vishnu. flowing in a hundred streams. -2. having a hundred edges. ( -t ) the 1. an thunderbolt of Indra. ijfar: epithet of Indra. -2. of Brahman. -3 heaven or Svarga. w ( wr*c 3ni?rt ) ; WM'T jvf: -t the wood-pecker, the white rose. N. of a well-known- Braboiana attached to the Sukla Yajurveda. having a hundred -if? T^i U^T, - feet. -cr?r Word has sense 1 also ). ( hundred ways or openings. ?TrtT : hurt. ; I a w ) a (->sir) a broom. the Duryl brush, jjt?f grass, -tjs^m. an epithet of Indra TI%^T: a necklace of one hundred qr N of * daughter of strings Bratman who ( supposed to is b? also his wife, from whoae incestuous connection with her father is said to have sprung Manu Svayambhnva ). an epithet of the poet (JT!, -(5 q$ a. 1. a century old. -2- lasting for a hundred years. (-$) one hundred years, H century, -wnjf I. white-flowering Durva. -2- the plant Satavari. %r>^ m. a kind of sorrel, -sntw a. 1. various, mnlti form. -2. having hundred, i. c. many branches. Rf^r 1. a hundred thousand. -2. several hundred i. e. a large number. Hrifsr ". I . consisting of or containing a hundred thousand. -2' bought with a hundred thousand. Ku. gr-^r |. lightning 7. 39 ; Mk. 5. 48 ; V. 4. -2. the thunderbolt of Indra. ^rfr the ; thunderbolt. A srerar a. I hundred. -2 Contain- ing a hundred. A 3? A 1 century. one hundred stanas in sftfa zas Tr"r, ?grr* a collection of one hundred stanzas on 'Nlti' <SLc. -2 collection of ; , ( ; ic*rr an epithet of Brahman ( Paniui to denote the Krit affix 3T^ used in forming present participles of the Parasmaipadt. 1 lotas ) n(i- One-hundredth. rfi /. 1 In a hundred ) day ( in the -/ 1. ) month Durvil grass. -3. the plant Katuki. orris root. -5- the wife of Bhargava or Sukra. |^r.. the planet -4. Durva grass. qnfarr 1-2. orris root. -J. bat .y. QT?:, centipede. -TT^ m-, -Tiefr, -ravi. Venus. : see the Karavira tree. smaiw *ft^: / f*TT^ the Arabian jasmine. n^:, -n?>j: 1. epithets of Ku. 2. Indra; Ki. 2. 23 Bk. 1. 5 ; 2 64 ; -1 ]. b /'a/u <- v. grass. 8D An "^ 1 By hundreds. -2 A hundred times ; ?ra?r: spr Prab. Ma. 12. 58. -3 A hundred-fold, 3 ; variously, multifariously ; Bg. 11 5. ; -7 Indicative of a ) ( the acquisi- hundred. Subhash. ^for^ar ftar TFT? ^r^ifr ^rj: 5*: ; > l%rt Snbhash. -3 A political lival, a rival uaigbbauring king. jqrsrrij: the secret whisperings of a foe, treacherous overtures of an enemy. 3nfw, -^T", -Comp. Rrar^or a- subduing, overpowering ' deor destroying enemies. fj-; stroyer of enemies', an epithet of a brother of Rama and twin brother of Lakshman.a, baing a eon of Sumilie killed the demon Lavana and colonized Mathura. He had torn sons named Subahu and Bahnsruta tra. ; see R. 15. the party or side of an enemy. -2- an opponent, antagonist. H^T: an epitht of Satrughna. -fq-jrgr: a hostile invasion. an epithet of Siva. R'nsnT: TST;: I- -Wf, -Wf?a. withstanding an enemy. a- serving a hostile prince wfa^ Ms. 7. 186. a foe-slayer. ?si An 1 5T3'3T?j: elephant. -2 N. of a mountain. Overcoming or destroying 513-aq-o Night. P- I- 1 but A. in conjuga- ( ) ( jjrij^, Cans. ?rr ( 5Ji^ ! Fistula (With many in the external openings anus ). to -2 ( sriBTlS-^ ) ( a ) To throw down, cut down f3r fell, ; ; An ST^-: ( fruit, Slfif: An jfif I ( ; ( 6 ) ^ft ). ). ). elephant. N. of Arjuna. fifj/. -2 Ciuctied sugar. a. P. eatable vegetable product root &c. I 24 Si, 14. 80, 15 To kill, destroy. -II. 1 To go ( usually with st\ -2 Cloud. -3 Lightning. 1 Goin^, moving. -2 Fall- 5\<erp. ii. Fallen, *<* nr*:, go. go, impel. ered. : Pt. 5. 82. fall, To came Sftnti. 2 ; To To ) I wither. -2 decay, perish, ing, "perishing, decaying. 6 ; foe-slaughter. f?trr o. 1 A hundred-fold. -2 Numerous. m. The owner of a hundred ft f?> g-f? 5Ttf STi 5Tfif^ ; Injury, ; Subhash. Containing or consisting of a hundred T. 2. 208. -2 Belating to a hundred. -3 Effected with a hundred. -4 Bought with a hundred -5 Changed with or for a hundred- -6 Bearing tax or interest per huntion of by elephant. tional tense* OTT$T^ dred. Au enemy. -2 1 : used terra overthiowor, a destroyer, conqueror. -2 An enemy, a foe, an adversary $1T of silver. -2.an^ldhaka fl|^i technical 1 ^fffg ways. -2 Into a hundred parta or pieces. -3 A hundred-fold. /. The Darva ; K. 9. 13. -2. an owl. 5TiJ one's foes. -2- the white lotus. bamboo. A (.having a hundred ways. -2. having a hundred oatletg, mouths, or openings fHwa^fTr >TfJf f^f^rTnr: 5IrT3<S: Bh. 2. 10 ( where the a. decayed, with- Slowly ; see 51^5. TV.] 1 The ai-MP( f on of the BUD nxi planet Saturn (th 107 represented as of a black colour or dressed in dark-coloured clothes ). -2 Saturday. -3. N. of Siva. -Comp. 3f black pepper. n^i^: a term for the ( evening ) of Siva worship performed on the thirteenth day of a lunar fortnight when it falls on a Saturday. sj^ f. an epithet of cf Chhayi, wife of ihe gun for. ; Si. 16. 25. Caut. To bind ( ?rnroffi-d ) by an oath, conjure Mk. 3 ; fi- sriffijftsftr ; ; 5TT: [ 8. ?TV 3' 5 : A ] 1 curse, oath. -2 An precation. an im- -WTWt: Sa- turday. I Slowly, gently, quietly- -2 Gradually, by degrees, little Kn. 3. Mi. 3. 217. -3 Successively, in due order, Mg. 1. 15. -4 Mildly, softly. -5 Tardily, sluggishly. -6 Independently. ( $\. STK: slowly, by glow degrees ). -Comp. a. goby little . ; ; ^ ing or moving 7ffrrt ( where ( -T: ) ^ mean* glowly ' it ; $i^af wr Bn. irfjufrw Saturn i. ' n. also oath, swearing, taking or administering an oath, asseveration by oath or ordeal snnr?t r il* child legg ; Ku. 1. word, sound, significant for defln. troduction ) ; &c see Mbh. in- (rep, ; cf. affidavit, a 35,2.53,64,3.49,5.22; 18. 42; V. 1. 1. -7 The name, mere name as in sramfo q. v. -g Verbal author- v inserted between the root and the terminations of ihe oonjugational tenses in the first class of roots. ^ftr ind. A particle and prefix implying assent or compliance. w 5TT.1) 4 U. ( ^qfcf-^, Wnt-ft, ) corse, exerorate; 34510^^3, To ; ftrtfpFOKV 5iq* abuse. statement on oath. See STW. 1 -2 Keviling it is made ) ; vr^jf- Ham. wnen ; uaed without an object it generally governs the ingtr. of the thing and dat of the person by which or whom the oath is taken siqrfn Ghat. 22 ; *f qT^q%grw.*pf K. 1 ^ -2 The noof. rout of a tree. a woman having highs resembling tbe two divisions of a cow> noof see P. IV. 1. 70. 3;^; /. ; 5TS *ifif (ft/ 1 : A Bk. 8. - n 24 ; Ku. 4. 39. -Oomp. srRf- the tish called lllsha. ^TSrfrX' 1 A mountaineer, bartTSPJ; savage SSITKsrit 5t< ftfif K. V. 10. W5T Sp^ WHI -2N- of Siva, -3 Tna hand. -4 Water. -5 N. of a celebrated commentator and writer on Mimamta. ft 1 A Sahara female. -2 A female Kinta who was an ai dent devotee barian, of ^ ; Bama. -Oomp. ajrai: the abode' of wild mountaineers or barcarians. the wild Lodhra tree. 74 r $ Spotted, bindledi 9>i%tqHT ^t^*Tt a*fivariegated fvjsgnnfttfci! ^i^si^tra & 13. 56, 5. 44 ; Mv. 7- 26. -2 Varied, dividled into various parts. -3 Articulate ; imitative, a: A variegated colour. A spotted or brindled 55T, -fft 1 cow. -2 The cow of plenty or ilauia; dhenu w q. v. 10 ^j;^ D . Water. sn^mn-rf, ?ri*?(T ) a noise. -2 To ( To sound, make i% ?Bir Traq?: 33 sometimes 51^ governs a cognate ac8. *Terw$ftsV ; srtTORsnnnr Bk. 3. 32. -3 To blame, scold, revile, abuse ( with dat. or by itself ) Bk. 17. 4 ; ; ^% ; regarded by the Naiyayikas Pramana).-9Grammar.-Ooiap. 3aYtf a. beyond the power or reach of words, indesoribible.w- uume, call WfT -Wmi Hatn. 4. explain ; --tf STif : [ Si. W 11. 47.^-3 Wir<^fi To JfT?I3 ij to to name. to call out to. ] 1 Sound ( the ob- 3ft W*^ to hearing ject of tne sense perty of WWI51 a.8 ( a the ear. swrrfrr: snpplyinif a word ( to complete an fSffrsf ellipsis ). WSPKT ponding proportionate to the sound ; in^or >Twa!r Pt. <* 1. or corred- ?r^T3**>r -wgyrwrf tbe science of words, e grammar. 34! the meaning of a word. Jf dual ) a word and its . meaning ; sf- 5rsftfr K. P. 1. wfjanf: a figure of speech depending for its charmingness on sound or words and disappaaring as soon an the word* fft which constitute the f gure are repieced by others of the same mean' Fng ( opp. 3Tira words Me. 103. ( -tf communication. ; an oral of amrvvi ) verbal bombatit, verbosity, high-sounding or grandiloquent words. wrf^ a. beginning with 51*^ (g the objects of sense ) B. 10. 25. ^rn . sound; a. 1 j: - SfriiiH! ; ) [ cull out to; speak; call out, nrcia$f- 3)?m ; 14 ity -Oomp. ; ; ; Curged. -2 Sworn. -J Beviled, abuse ( see ) SIX p. p. Tfi? object by which ^ifr ; ^r?t- 5I5HT ( J3t ) 9- 78, 1. 77. -2 To Swear, take un oalh, promise by oath, say on oath, ( usually witd dat. of the person to whom a promise &c. is made and instr. of the v^Tro'srif fijfhrsr^t S' ri?5i3i1r8jH^s Kn. ]. 13 S.2. ^or 3TH3i5rafHTS B. 3. ; Si. 8. vf{sa. so SraflVT' -5 A declinable word, a noun, substantive. -6 A title, an epithet A lunar $T^ A technical term used by Panini for the conjugational sign cusative WTZRlStf: Pt. 2 ; A -4 word ( 5rq5wrg^T?w bv. l. 120 Ms. -4 Conjuration, binding by oaths Mai. 3. 2. -Oomp. <j^ an f'f: 8. 109. ; ; ww BR^- ; ). Satyavaby the former wife he had a son named Bhishma, and by the latter and Chitrangada Vichitravirya. Bhlshma remained a celibate all his life, and bis younger brothers died 1 A 5T<W: [ ^-3??!^ ] I Cursing. -2 curse, an imprecation, anathema. -J the planet Saturn. 5|rl-' N. of a king of the race. He married Oanga and tt strument An 5T%^ id. 59 ; 45. ' ; ^fT;, noise in general ; fr*rnfr MM. . ffcf a sapphire. St5r: T? r>?r>H f%rrfrr!: B. 13. 1. -2 Sound, note ( of birds, men&c.), ) i and pro- sonorous. sfit^T: i lexicon, dictionary. -IKT a. inherent or residing in a word. JJJT a. having sound for ins, its quality K. 13. 1. -jrg- t I- catch* ing the sound. -2. the ear. -Hfrr tbe range or reach of sound. ^rj^ cleverness of style, eloquence, -fsfir one of tbe two subdivigions of the last ( ar^ or Mvfr ) class of poetry ( wherein tbe charm lies in the uso of words which please the ear simpsee ib.9 ei uuple ly by their eound under the word fr* ). given rri 'a word-thief, a plugiarint. -fff^r^ tbe subtle element of sound. q-fff: ; : ; ^ a lord in name only, nominal lord B. y. 52. -iiiiitf^ a. hilling ble mark the sound of which ,fg an invisi- is only heard, tracing a gound ja|-irrfa^f9 3 f^ffff^ B. 9. 73. jjRfoir verbal or ; 908 *Yr : evidence. oral knowledge from derived verbal testimony, the Vedas. -2- spiritual I- rat knowledge consisting in words, knowledge of the Supreme Spirit or the itself 5r*?rfrorearj?i fSfjfT&f&inH U. 2, 7- 20. -3. a prov. perty of words called fq?re q. a. bitting a mark merely by Spirit blessing or pious wisb, (with dat.or gen. ); $ fngfTHf or ^s^pa^r; (often used in modern letters as an auspicious conclusion ; fitt 51^)- -Oonrp. irrflf o. qjt see s. v. conferring happiness, 1 5tf^ suund. ( -m. ) \. an epithet of Arjnna. -2- the anna. -3- a kind of arrow. -tftfVt/. a root, radical word. of words, fHrr, -9TFS the science ita ; ar^aic^ ftfrrsrs^jn^i 24- 24. 112 flrhw: a sentence). opposition of words (in f^si-f^Wi a variety of sound. i. e. S. ; 2. ; ^of ( in gram. ) an adjective, adjecthe function of tival word. fftr: /. a word (in Bhet.). %ftrr. a. bitting as invisible mark thesonndof which only heard ; see 5r*r/Hf?r^. ( -m. ) kind of arrow. -2. an archer.-3. 1. warrior who pierces his enemies by mere sounds. -4. an epithet of king Dajaritba. -5. an epithet of Arjnna. is tne f rf%: a word of ; power word see ^rfrp. grammar. -2. the / ; or expressive tce signification of a srwfr 1- a rule of sicence of gramI mar. purity of words. 5jf%t/. -2. the correct use of words. s&qr; a play or pun upon words, a verbal equivoque ( it differs from 3?4*W in-as-mush afc the pun disappears as soon as the words which constitute it are replaced by others of the same in axfcire the signification, whereas 3T^ ; s *?rs>5 graceful or elegant style. ease of eipression. U*fl <* [ ;T*', f 3;?35. f ] Sounding, sj 1 Sounding, making a sunnd. making a noise, uttering a Bound. -2. A sound, noise. -3 Calling out, ing. call- -4 Naming. Sii^RJf Den. A. sound ; sn^fw To make a noise, 3 it^i*ii: To cry, ror, J^wroirs Me. 56. -2 cream, yell Bk. 5. 52 17. 91. -J To call, call out to rcr 9itfin^nr* Mu. 1 , fnirt 6. 4 ; ; ; ; nr^ Ve. 3 ; Mk. 1. 1 Sounded, made to ...-,-*give out a sound, played upon (as a musical instrument -3 articulated. Named ). -2 Uttered, Called, called out to. designated. -5 Explaind- -6 Made public, manifestbd. - 4 ; jsfsrt " B. -2 To 6. 7. end Bv. 7 tnd A 3. 7 meaning wel- fare, happiness, prosperity, health, and generally osed to express a 2. come ; to an ' not is Sin, moral impurity, -4 mity, misfortune. satisfied'. -3 To be quelled, be extinguished or quenched -4 To desist, leave To put an ). -5 7. speaking &c- off ( end wfaip-P- 9 P. in ( also to, destroy, kill Caus. ( 3imift-?r, but this sense ). 5Tiiffi-ft in the sense of 'seeing', see 3!^ 11. ) 1 To appease, allay, calm, tranquillize, pacify, soothe t 5mftwr r^^arwrfw Bv. : 97; 5fter- 3. l ^<- ; R- 15. 85, 17. 55 8. 5. 7. -2 To put an end, to stop ; Eu. 2. 56. -3 To remove, avert ; nfcJ^i %i smftrj S. 1. -4 To subdue, tame, defeat, conquer, vanquish ; srfujm H 5TirT ; 1 Tsjr^sir^ itrftr: ira>JirsR *r*, V- 5. 18 B. 9. 12, 11. 69. -5 To kill, desslay ; Ve. 6. 5. -6 To quench, ; troy, 1 gffBRi^ qnfrtf ^miirifa U. 1. 8e, Me. 53. -7 To leave I A cala- Appeased, allayed, soothed, calmed. -2 Alleviated, cured, relieved. -3 Relaxed. -4 Calm, sedate. -5 Moderated, tempered. ; B. 2. 14, U. 5. ' -3 sirs ajrwj Ms. 2. 94 ^^ Tama'e /. sister,' epithet of the river Yamnnt. srasfr Night. -Oomp. a demon, goblin. 5W# [ 5I^.-*J%]1 Feces, ordure, excrement. -2 Impurity, sediment. death. -Conrp. 5*: D. srtai ; cease, stop, r ; srrtqYft ; 5rft>^ a. 1 Calm, tranquil, pacific. -2 One who has aubdued nis passions, self -controlled, Bk. 7. 5, Mk.l. 16. some. STlft [ ?>*.*! tf-r] (?rft said to contimes ) 1 N. of a tree '( tain fire Ms. 8. ) sHTflW -, 247 ; a^ SlrfrftT S. 4. 3 ; 5frtara 5rftOTT%^Tl^^Rt S. 1. 18 Y. 1. 302. -2 A pod, legume. -Damp. ; an epithet of fire. -"}. a ipl; 1 Brahmana, one belonging to the . sacerdotal or priestly class. nr**r any pulse or grain growing in pods. Samt ft )t: A small variety of the tree. show, display. Lightning. 5IHi [ lity, 5PIr^ Q uiet 1 J tranquil- i omuineaa. -2fiedt, calm,repose, cessation. -3 Absence or restraint mental of quietness, passions, 5rav?5H#3!R? , Bg. 10. 4. -4 Allayment, mitigation, alleviation, gatisfaotion, pacitioation ( of grief, tlurst, Q hunger Ac.) f^I^If Jiwrfir flfl 5lt*: i a : U- ; $TH- 8 51*1^?6T S. 4.20. 6. ; -5 Peace; as In STfltaftmr Ve. 5. -0 Final emancipation ( from all worldly illusions and attachments ). afcrni: the -7 The band. -Oomp. god of love iranqmllity quiet, ( a destroyer of mental ). stoical. a. a* truTT <*. tranquil, in wuom tranquillity or quietism predominates ; ^msjtii^g tiii7*i;j S. 2. 7. [ particle 3 7. &u. 40 f%ai 5RTn? w^ra ; Aloise, cry ^T({ sscrifice,immolation. -6 Swallowing, ?: I A kind of deer, an chewing. antelope. -2 N. of Yama, the god of 4 P. ( sriTft, srtcf ) 1 To be calui, quiet or tranquil, be appeased or pacified ( as a person ) ; $rr*^?!T- ; 1 v. s. I. grammar Pt. 1 see g maturing. . Calmness, tranquillity. -3 End, stop, 4 Hurting, cessation, destruction. -5 Killing animata for injuring. auspicious. propitious, fr/. ) ( 1 Appeasing, allaying, soothing, -2 conquering, alleviating, Ac. IC| red dye. -2. cooking, qr*T: I- ; a. Quelling, allaying, auoduing &o. - STH.-wi^ ] 1 Tranquillity, olamnesb especially mental calmneat, absence of passion, ^counsel; lor, minuter, 1. 1 P. ( 5RT -II. 10 P. ( ?foiffi ) ) To To go, move. collect, heap together. 5Tr( 1 ) a. [ 5T!r-3f^ ] 1 Happy, fortunate. -2 Poor, unfortunate. -w> The thunderbolt of Indra. -2 The pestle. -3 An iron chain worn ronndtbe loins. -4 Plough1 iron head of a ing 'with the grain' or in the regular direction. -5 lha second plongning $Nrf means to plough of a tinld. ( ' twice ). ' ijf^r a. [rST^-srcT] Best, excellent, demon slain by 1 N. of a <; Pradyninna, q. v. -2 A mountain. -3 A kind of deer. -4 A Jina. -5 N. of the trees- ftw, sifcT and w^. -6 A kind of fish. -7 War. ^1 Water. -2 A cloud. -3 Wealth. -4 A rite or -Oomp. -arftl, -^prt epithets of Pradynmna or the wg Smbar. 909 1 A -2 jugglery. Illusion, : $r*5r- -W [tf*-*3*] I bore. -2 Provisions for s A bank, 5T journey, viaticum. -3 Envy, jealousy. slothful A a. ?f(-3?g^ [ jfRf 5?fr?rrtiWr 2. 80. gt 1 ; bivalve m -2 3T3j: A happy man. -2 The A . -3 The iron- g A A venerable ma,n.-4 sage, kind of Siddha. -5 N. of Vishnu. -Oomp. or -5H: epithets of Karttikeya Ganea. -ftrr 1. N. of Dnrga. -2. emblic inyrobalan the white lotae. anfl3i ( at the Lying down, sleeping (usually end of oomp. )j *ffi>attH |r -6 A stake. a. Sleepy, sleeping. -U: 1 Dealtu -2 A boa-constrictor. -3 W* [ 5ft'?3? ] lying down. *vH * g** -2 A boar. 1 A Ms. ] Sleepy, asleep. kind of snake,tbe -4 A Sleeping, sleep, couch yqV. 74, B. 1. 95 bed, 4. fish. ; ; -3 Copulation, sexual union. -Oomp. w( ail >IR:, -T, -fly a bed chamber, sleeping apartments. c/^TfVr the eleventh day of the bright half of /Uhadha when Vishnu 3. 10. down to enjoy his four tf^fr a bed -fellow. months' ^vrsf repose. a sleeping apartment, bed-chamber. couch; A bed, B. 8. 66 ; 5TT$rf?tttK* ft U. 3. 21 in the same sense ). rt ; 6.21. $r< refuge ; aim 5TTT; STwrsswnrt B. 6. 21 isrrnfi cThfrnrt Mv. 4. i ; B. 2. 30 ; 14. 64, 15. 2 ; Ku. 5. 76. -2 t Needing protection, poor, miserable. wij: An epithet of Siva. CTJ ] A place of a refuge, shelter. -2 A pro* tector, who or what affords protection, U. 1. 50. v. 1. -J Protection, defence. -4 Injury, hurt. WToft: -2 The f*:/- ( earth. 1 SKOg: A 1 qfa: -3 A A tine. A -5 path. -2 A cloud A bird. -2 A chameleon- -4 A lecher, liber* kind of ornament. 5JTT/- [ J-wf* Un. 1. 129 ] I fa* autumn, autumnal season ( oompristwo mouths sirftpr and sing the ) trnrr* ^r? imnr * w*t .4. 24. -2 year; ; A visited in * l; D.I. 15; *r ?rrsBff M. 3r: the end of ahf^Tt an autumnT^T?! ?: an autumnal -Oonrp. autumn, winter. . 1. 15. al cloud. 1 * d g- 55TW: the an -fl^it autumnal seasen. *riTt, autumnal cloud. ^ft ( 5tT*^t ) the autumnal moon. iftqprr an tps?: -?f the white autumnal night. lake. lotus. ; covered road, protector. ; H*n*<- A row, line. cheat, rogue. ; 1- 1 ) -J -3 Wind. reeds Me. 45. 3^^i, H^: epit' ?-. a shower or of Klrttikeya. ^rPrt I. the head ?olley of arrows. of an arrow. -2. an archer. -J. a maker of arrows. -4. a foot-soldier, arrows. -jn ; shelter with, fugitive. 3*q*s; a. looking up to for protection ; R. B. 13. 45. <^ : N. of riaarttikeya. -^fi-j/. the point of an arrow. trg: a bow-man, an *H ( <joi ) a thicket of archer. rrjirW 1. : "w^ the Dan4afca forest -Oonrp. seeking reBh. 2. 76. -2- killing. unfortunate. 3rrfr -armr a. gone to for refuge or protection, taking bow-shot. arrow's flight, the feathered end of an S'Sii ~lsf ( arrow. u$n: swift arrow. <j;^ the blade or barb of an arrow, -in^ whom Kama -7 Injuring, snxhua- - B. b. 23. epithet of Karttikeya ; 3tr& a multitude or dense mass of a sage j place. 52 ; Ku. 3. 64. 28 B. WTT.7<1:( flight of arrows. a bow. 3nw: qotver. track by *n ariow. ? & reed-stalk. -2. a shaft of *rra: an arrow. shooting with af iresh butter. arrows, archery. 3H N. of Karttikeya. -srwj^n*. an N. of Git. ; 3. ; sacrificial vessel. % ^fay 51^ abode, a house, habitation Mu. 3. 15 ; Bk. 6. 9. -6 Lair, resting- mw: A wooden 5TWTTC 5^-15 ZI?.] 1 -2 A sUfE. -3 The pin of yoke. -4 A kind of cymbal. -5 ^irk ; An ' five. ' -4 A sanctuary, closet, an apartment sTRrsrcornrW^nr S. 5. -5 An ' 5trnV n^-tf-^rr 7. an excellent Water. -Oomp. arrow. Mrnr:i -wt^rra: archery. a are-4, -an? i* an^ arrow-shooter, bow ; ftrrwi ^S ftr stick or poat. tion, ourse. > ; submit to B. 16. 4. wonnd. -5 The number V&3 ) 66- ; tmi, -sfisr:, 5- ; arrow, a [|T-3*5J ^rHro:5Tshaft ; N. 1 : ; $T*: Ganging bappi- nets, granting prosperity. of Siva. -2 Brahman. -3 - 9 Me. 7 -3 lying, stinging Sleeping. bed-chamber bawd, procuress. [sK-g] B &o. to go to for protection, take shelter with, to bed, 54nii. 4. i chameleon. ; A 1 1A saffiower. ; - ; ). thunderbolt of Indra. head of a paallo. qj^WS ?rc*T ; jjfr 3> 79 penance tbougb forbidden to hit oaste and was consequence elain by Rluja see inter alia U. 2 and I Sleep- I A ; -2 Lying down. 1,] coucn 29. 4. 1 Protection, help, ^rrrfr[^-5j^] succour, daf ence i$?fr 5ip"rr fPmi* smrif wi nif^r fr?V spuimfr B. 14. 64, V. 1. 3; U. 4. 23. -2 Befuge, Ft. 2. -J A place shelter ; Ku. 3. 8 of refuge, resort, asylum ( applied to persons also ) ; g^rg^T ^nrt CTTHCTt <*Kfo STtof 5TT>r Ki. 18. 22 -2 A dog. large snake, the boa. frontal protuberance of an elephant. -5 N. of a h'udra ( who practised B. 15 -2 ?rTrg%kind of A ing, reposed, asleep. a Sleep, sleep iag. bivalve shell ( also IQ this Benge).._-2 A email couchshell. -3 A snail. ^4Thedge o the U. ; ^Tfff: [ |I-3TZ^] Sleepy, ] A A I with arrows kind clump of reeds. StfiHtp-P- [tfi'ftff^] ^f^: A chameleon. -2 sunse, the boa-constrictor. -3 jackal. procuress. A lies A TstTRSi. ihell. A 1 of snake, the boa. female juggler. I qrrft^ the festival called the com- Q*f Kojlgara q. v. mencement of autumn . 910 Autumn. -2 A year. 1 T-3WT [ Or,. 3. A young olepnaut. -2 mal said bodily frame 122] A 1 fabulous ani- have 8 logs and to be stronger than a lion 5lTX$rfHf3lgr to ; ITI^TJVS R". $TTg 23 1. WEQI^S ; ftsjmjfr tob. -3 A oarael. grass- hopper. -5 A locust. Slt>7: A / N ver ; See s^- -2 Crooked ; ) a. | * - according to StbdaK Water. fraudulent 4 butt or -4 ^ ). ( ( mark arrows ( for ). target ), siwwir also ) ; jft R. 11. 27 ^BT: 51 ( fig. ; - S. 6. 28 r ft. 45 7. K a. 3HH. ; *i^T 24 Si. 7. -firt. -ft,, of bird. kind W -ft:, ; A -u*i ) in- Noxioae, hurtfnl, A mischievous ani- -tf t ?f\ lid. -t A measure equal to 2 Kudavai. $KI1rfy * -N- made Lava was a town of which by Rama ruler / Slffftq o. ( nfr corporeal, incarnate Bearing, ; ; KT^rT^ wTRoJV M. mqst bringing Jff Bf: 5T6ftott sentient: being. -3 . ; ! Pleaeuio, happiness delight; ^% aiw^r qjj f% A ferring happiness. ( -^. ) an epithet of Vishnu. A sort of garment. N. of one of the wives of Yayati and daughter of Vrishaparvan, the king of the Daityas ; of. ^ jjfa^T- A 1 . 23 ^r^: a. Ved. Hurtful, injurious, An enemy. ^pjf I Night. -2 arrow ( Ved. ). ift 8.89; ^: 6. 14. ffl tjfltLf-frO Limate > The b d ' inanimate or nOmmwg ( objects ) f ; WHTO* KU. 5. 33. -2 The conbtitntent element; sjrtH wnf^r5rf3Wf T^reSr Kav. l. U. 7. -3 10; $tftan% *nTTC*T dead A -4 body. strength. Bodily the interior of the body. -2- another body. m. wmor the skin. emaciation of father. a ff> -Oomp. atari: ! ^ sickness. -2. the body, art 1. last, passion. -3. the god of love. -4. a son, offspring ; Ki. 4. 31. i. e. as dear as SjrV " equal to, one's own person. efst 1. corporal punishment. -2. mortification of the body ( as in penance ). ij^ a. bodied, incarnate Kn. 5. srfU^v?: srrar3U. I. the *'fr: An chery. 1 small stone nrj*fd sugar-water, water sweetened with HFirr N. of an observance sugar. on the 7th day in the bright half of Vaielkha. A 5WT kind of citron or lime. o. Stony, gravelly, gritty. A pen. 1 A river. -2 A [sMrfH'fi'LX^U^] girdle, 1 A ; moon. rT An r n crow. N. of Pftrvatl or Durga, wife of SSiva. a: A rogue, A Mischievous, cruel. wretch, mischievous To shake. agitate. -2 To tremble. cover. -II. P. ( sraft ) 1 To -3 To go. -2 I. 1 ( ?ra^ ) 1 stir, To run fast. To praise. -III. 5R5: [ 513-^ ] I stake. -3 N. of of Siva. -4 N. of -3 t love. ; A 5T*TI N. of the god of night ?rfit4 5^^% 5r$TT R. 8. 56. Si. 11. 5. -2 Turme3. 2 11. 93 ric. -3 A woman. -Camp. ^r : the Candied sugar. flTtj; j'f: Ku. 11. 93; Darkness. ; -5 A piece, fragment. -6 A poteherd. -7 Any hard particle, ag in MMl3? ; 1 N. of Siva; R. -2 N. of Vishnu. ; ^^ Up. 4.3] ST%TT C |T-*^ *W Candied gugar.-2 A pebble, grave), a -trnf: q^sr, body. shuffling off the moral coil, death. having arrow. -2 A weapon. -3 The thunderbolt of Indra. -4 Anger, passion. -5 Practice of ar1 An 5Tt;lP. (?nft) ITogo. -2 To 18. 5T5p: -3 finger. hart, injure, kill. man. -4 The R A ; 87, 43. -2 ); 3- -4 house, receptacle ( mostly Vedic in this sense ). -Crratp. ^ a. con- 1. 10. Ku. 8. soul (clad with the body Bg.2. forth. a. [ Op. 4. 144 ] jyifljj; ^-JTI^ m. An affix Happy, prosperous. added to tbe name of a Brabmsna as r%mr&t cf . 3^, ?w, 53. n 1 fwmsnnnit sir5r -2 To ^lP.(^i?f)3Togo. injure, kill. -2 Anything endowed whether animate or m. I Living. with a body ( inanimate ) ; srfif^ut A small Embodied, 1 ) ykind of pulse or bean. ?nJsv The act of breaking wind. power. U. 4 3. A 3lft*H A power. W3H ). The body. -2 The soul. 1 9ft ; STsrar? a. Clausing flatulence. Ved. | troop, bout, (particularly of Marnts).-2 Strength, 2. f^arWt/. I. the maintenance or support of the body ; R. 5. 9. -2. taking one's meals, eating (frequent- ; R. 15. 97. A tory Samskirai. s"crr%:/. the prosperity of body, ( good ) health, -^f ^\jt relation by marriage. $n?: leanness of body, emaciation ; R. 3. ly used in Kidarabart [ -3 Strength -W**>tTt I- decoration of the person. -2- purification of the body by the performance of the several purifica- body. TV. ] 1 A shallow dish, platter, an earthenware vessel, tray; qY^gron? iftar V. 3 ;.M. 6. 56. -2 A cover, ^'C-T? ] I Breaking wind, also in ( said to be n. this sense ). -2 A troop, multitude. -' flatulence 45. ^sn?^ bodily ailment, sickness, disease. -fjg;Tr personal attendance. w Dk. ; body, i. e. btitb HS an embodied arvnui a hostage. beiug; R. 13. 58. HTC.a. embodied, incarnate, (-m.) a creature, an embodied being. -*^- ; separation of the body ( from the soul ), death. Trffc: /. a slendei bod;, slim or delicate figure. means of bodily (msteuance. Sfor tbe emancipation of the soul from the body. ^ra ; /. maintenance or support of the body ; R. 2. 7: jtnicnB. mal ; HHi-e)di iq 5RW5 srfh'SfasT Rftnrg* R. being endowed with a 16. 23 -2. Antumnal. a. camel ( The A. 10 A ( sirauJt ) dart, spear. ;Jfff -2 an attendant Brahman. -5 A quill of a porcupine in. also according to some ). ff 911 A -8 bone. spider. A |: king, sovereign. Un. 3. 122 ] t f 5i ?-3W A grasa-hopper, locust S. 1. 32. -2 A moth ^r^Ttsif ftsf?*?* ITT 5IW: ; -9 Difficulty, distress. traction of splinters. A -4 40. ; The quill The quill of 1 A Kn. ; 4. of a porcupine. -2 8'nal! porcupine. JjTOT^r 1 A small stick, peg, rod, pin, piece, thin bar ( of anything ) ; 3f^riawTar5ic?r*r Mai. 1. -2 A penthe cil, arnall stick (used in painting eyeg with collyrimn ) ; a** "*T ; ; A probe or a kind of pointed surgicinstrument. -6 A rib ( as of an umbrella ). -7 A bone ( forming the root of the fingers and toea ) Y. 3, 85. -8 A sprout, spring, shoot jaf^Tal ; 1. 24. -9 A A tooth-brush, tooth- WTT TflSTtTT^w Ku. paint-brush. -10 pick. -11 A porcupine. -12 An oblong piece cf ivory or bone ued in gambling. -13 Aruler.-14 TheSarika bird. -Coarp. ( forming ijjfj ?R?mvlSi ) tt swindler, sharper, -qft ind. an unlucky throw or movement of one of the pieces at a garno played with Salakas cf qft or a dart ) P- 1 5TfTs : A : 16 43 ; ^ Un. ] 1 The scale of a fish ; Ms. 5. 1. 178. -2 Bark, rind ( of A trees ).-3 A. 1 . ( srsvft ) A tree ^T^tr dart T with a U. ] ; ; . move. go, A 3 frog. fj (3)q. 1 A a tree. tf The moon 56, I- ; ( ^1'ff ) spear, javelin, proucti.-2To alter, -2 Anarrow.a shaf f 1 ; see in To go, apchange, trans- 5T?: body and giving it very great pain awjiTWeV U. 3. 35 wtp?farT751p!j: Dk. -6 Fig- )'Any cuuae of poig- ; boriy r A [ ?I-J;St5 ] M. ; -Oomp. 10. sjr^CTt^f ahreud. on corpses Bk. corpse, ; dog. 'r^-. g- covering^ of a a. feeding cremation ( ^rif: * of dea ; nally, for ever. -7 A : =7 I A traveller. -2 A cfintK'fV A wny, a I ; one of the sixteen 1 eter Perpetually, -2 Corstantly, re- peatedly, alvs-nye, frequently, 'again urn) again ft. 2. 48, 4 70 Me 65. ( In comp. frs^fj; may hs trnaUtf1 by lasting, eternal as ; 7^ffT 1. moon. ' 3U3"?I ). ; S. 7. Mu. ( -Jr ) ; a of - digits of the ( nant or heart-rending grief 3-rifir: NT irr^T 12. 75. moon moon gem. of the the Eftrr moonlight. >j^rr : , -jg, epithets ot Siva. -J>ii%:, -*HSJT: * digit of the moon ur4, w. a liearse, bier, a sort cf litter for carrying a corpse bodies 3rffT: m dead Water. corpse, 55. r ; ; form. ; : -2 horn of the moon. fftf: an eclipse of the moon. 3r : an epithet of Budlia or Mercury srvr a. having ( son of the rufion, ). the lustre of the moon, as bright and white as the moon R. 3_ ig. a pearl. ( -w ) 1- a water lily. -2. : 9. 78 *Tgeri?TtTar5iT:Jl. 9. 75 3iTT's^fn "^aw-. C$VVnft rabbit. 85; lotus. ; P. 6. 5if5T a digit ; ; 1 bare, $n%*f 3=T^ 5i^ fr K. 8. Me. 41. -2 Camphor. -Oomp. -^T; an epithet of Siva. A porcupine. -2 A ( of which elephants arc ^Tp^: N. of a country A I v. Bark, arfvrsf (Tr*?rfl-?rgTH 0. 2. 21 ^T^srHJi V. 4. 2.') Mil. 9. 6. -Comp. ?w . 3!^ [ST?-^] Ku. ; ; praise. silk-cotton mcon camphor.. pj(f^)j. 1. the moon. -2. an epithet of Visnnu. hair's horn i^Tr, -^>f used to denote anything impossible, an utter impossibility ^rf^ifqq-^ssj; ^?if^Triwrr?^; Bh. 2. 5 see wgn 5T5i?i!trgi}v. ^?ft the country between the Ganges and Yamuna, the Doab. incenae. To The -TSlf- kind of tree very fond ) 3. fish. -2. f: 1 STS^iT fragment. part, portion, m. *. 1[ STg^ff: N. of rind. Y. 6 the I- ffra-r:- 7. Bark, rind. kind of perfume. m. the moon. vr(^m. an epithet of Siva. ?5*Tor: an epithet of the moon. camel. T ?RT 3. as ( To ( STrflff ) ?T(? [ root. A -^ a scratch with a finger-nail. spiko. porcu- ftiJfrfanT? ; STf^ A kiad of ?! ; Gtt. 7. -2- oampbor. ?T?r^^r^ n%: tin epithet of Siva. jr^eff ; Pierced a. cart-load. Unripe. Gum-myrrh. -Oomp. ^ pine. . A javl''n, thorn. -3 A -5 tree. the moon. -2- camphor. an "artjjj^r a. rrescent-heuded ( as arrow). iji^: ttn epithet of the moon. lunar )3T th digit of the moon, crescent. falcon. afcf: I. a hawk, -2- N. of a son of Ikshvakn, father of 5*3r?r. hawk, falcon. 3T?H: -3^, -c?nfn^ n- the hair of a rabbit, hair-skin. vrr: I. the inoou mj- -$rrei dart, Ms. 3. ; afaf: I. m. a weeder. ; : ra extraction of thorns or splinters, or that part of relates to surgery which the extraction of extraneous matter from the body. ^g-j a porcupine. ^fHf^ n. the quill of a porcupine. A rabbit ; tained the field for one day, but was at last slain by Yudhishibira ] -Oomp. srft: of an epithet Yndbiahthira. I bare, -2 The gpots on the 18 5. Sab.iak. see R&timanjart 35 also. -4 The Lodh- when he was- generalissimo of the Kaurava forces, and after his de&tti was appointed commander. He main- splinter, bound, lesp, ; side of the Panriavas, but ha was artfully won over by Duryodhana and subsequently fougt in his behalf. He acted as charioteer to Kama -2 A To moon ( which are popularly considered to resemble the form of a hare ). -3 One of the four classes into which men are divided by erotic writers thus defined: wnr- boundary. -5 The Bilva and Madana -6 A kind of fish ~J N. of a king of Madra and brother of Madri, the second wife of P4qdu, and ihus maternal uncle nf Naknla and Sshodeva. [ In the great war he at first intended to flght on the -flpirr, A 1 5T?T: 270, fence, trees. a porcuprne. ) ump. 1 ; Ve.l 19 Si. 2. 117 -3 N. of an Asnra. rnrff P. Sin, Abuse, defamation. ptr; 1 A porcupine, hedgehog. -2 The thorny shrab. -3 Excrirne.-lO Poison.-l ; ; ). 912 P. 1 ( ?nft To ) hurt, injure, kill. WHS from guilt by being killeJ with a weapon on tho battle-field ai$m^a' *nsf(^)5ft f3wrf;* The I orifice of the ear, anditory passage r: ; asn- Tarka K. ;w- N. 2. 8 ; 3. 96. -2 A kind of baked cake Y. 1. 173.-3 Rice-gruel. -4 A disease of the ear. ; Loss of intellect or : ) ( yq T pretence of mind ( sfitertji ) Yonng grass , U. 4.27 ; R. 2. 26. 1 ^rwy: ^ P. I. 1. destroy. -II. Of. 515; also. (?rai?r) 2. To cut op, P. (^rfa) [ ) wound -3 Iron. A ). -4 Repeated, recited. -5 Best. excellent. -6 Wounded, injnred. -7 knife q- v.; also 5TKT37 in this sense). A *ffci:/. 1 Praise, eulogy. -2 hymn of praise ( Tw ) technical name for the termination of the aoo. plural. -2 A forming adverbs from nouns, especially from numerals as affix ; wysv: Ac. A Subhish. wn arms; ; r ; or fruit af a plant or tree Wf^^rJ *?qnir Bnbhasb., R. 2.40, 3. 51, 62;5. 28. -2 An instrument, a tool in general. -J Iron. -4 Steel. -5 A hymn of praise -6 Repetition, recitation. attire: the practice of -Oonrp. 1. arms, military exercise. ar^ steel. -2- iron, -sw I- weapons for striking and throwing, arms and missiles. -2- arms or weapons genr#rti -duJfl/5 "!, n. a proerally. 1 3W fessional soldier. lifting up a weapon ( to strike ). CTnrcdr arms or instruments of war, military ! Witt an armourer. -ssr*: apparatus. the sheath or scabbard of any weapon. WTrfrsr, we- ring arms wrgroit ( for battle) smT^Tf: U. -fftr taking up or ; ^renrrffr 53 ; sfrfti, one living by the u of 5. armi, a professional soldier. ^*nr the deity presiding over weapons. v -- "JUT: laying WT: srerjH qdown arms ; so 5tr(rft)nrrn\-qTm o. bearing arms, armed. ( -m. ) an = armed warrior. jir a. arms ', rendered pare * purified by abv jr or Srrgrora- (oft/. others -2 A&icting a granivoroQg. jfarft An ear of corn. -2. a fruit-stalk. mr55r[ a- crowned with harvests. abounding in corn. -31 ft if, -^ITW < I. 1 a beard of corn. -WTt/- abundance of corn. r: the Sala A TOTITV ). ; supposed to hive arranged the is Pada it xt of the ftigveda ). ^rt^lO One of the lowest forms of Prakrita, the dialect spoken by the Sakara, ai in the Mricaohhukatika. A ^rrr^sf ] ( m$,yq: N. of an ancient grammarian mentioned by Paoini ( he tree. ^ [ TT*-^ Repentant. ) 1 ; ; see j*iir nrf : ng* also -3 A merit. -Oonp.-frir a corn- field. of srrerr piece, fragmentary. 26 -2 The produce 1. Durgi.-2 the Aigveda the rt oension or traditional text of the Rigveda aa represented by the Sakalas. 5TT^I%^ o. ( *r/. ) Relating to a Jfr? mnr f^vJt. epithet of N. Wf^rrwf Pr&tuakbya. a. ( from 515 ) 1 Best, ex-2 Praiseworthy, laudable. in general An city. Relating to a piece ( 3tf& ). ^^f: A school of the Aigveda or the followers of this school ( pi.). -Comp. : giff ( tiftw ) N. of an ancient Jl|efei|pf:-f8f: expounder of the Vedas. . client. cart-load, a measure of 1 *m fjrjn, snrsri, A ?rwa?ai Belonging to car. load equal to 20 tuhs. N. of a : ) I An Si. 4. 44. Happiness, welfare. ?er 1 2 Excellence, auspicionsness. -3 The body. -4 A finger-guard (atg(- Taddhita o". . Bearing arms or weapons, armed, accoutred. A ; { ^r/. -2 Going in a a oar. knife. best. A A draught^x. -3 The 3- A field of. | s ; an armed man. -2 ) T: N. of a philologist and grammarian often referred to by Paqini and Task of. arms. -2. anaraenal.-^trrn'tasodden of a nnmber of weapons. -97 . killed by a weapon. 3^9 a. armed. Steel. / tree called %s fall ) y cart. inflicted 4rs;-5ST ] P' Rrw-*0 * Pwwd. extol. led. -2 Auspicious, happy. -3 Right, 1 see Ve. 2. with a weapon. vr^m. 1. a soldier, warrior, R. 2. 40. -2. an armed man. -nra?t weapon-cleaner, an armourer, furbisher. mn, -5irsi the science of arms. -ffrT!f-I- a collection of a I W* P- ^TH, ( instrument, a tool, weapon. killing. mal at sacrifice Killed. 12 Mil. 5. ' ; Wounding, -2 Immolation ( of an ani- WHST ifrtir Jagadhara's explanation of the word); kill, To sleep ( ( fr. . Relating to a cart. -2 Going in "a I ; ?rrr%5ft vegetable, pot-herb, herb, any edible loaf, fruit or root used as a vegetable; field ; as in ?rnf!?rfft!W' srwmmw s^ [ ] 1 A field of vegetables. -2 A kind of female being attendant on Dnrga (supposed to be a demon or fairy ). *r srir^rK;?r wr a. Power, strength, energy. -2 The te*k tree. -3 The >ir!*ha tree. -4 N. of a 1 people; see. ?r*--5An era; especially the era of Slivabana. -6 N. of the sixth Dvtpa. -Oomp. aiit pepper, -src? hog-pluin, W^H sorrel.-srRnj-t the teak tree. ( -ixq ) a vegetable. strnrm a vegetarian ( living only on herlie Ac.), -^fa?^ tbe'tamariad. -fTVi the teak tree,-tror. ]. a measure equal to a handful. -2 a handful of the Sigru tree. qtrt vegetables. see tnra*: a king fond of an era uft: ind. a little of noiil^M^. herb*. ^r^:: coriander. yy(. the teak tree. field of ^rrwr, -?rrffp Vegetables, a kitchen -garden. Relating to birds ; Ms. 3. 268. -2" Relating to omens. -3 Ominom. y&s tfiswfttn sfaifi [ fowler, bird-catcher Mk. 6 Us. 8 229. *r The interpretation of omens. srryfwsrt 3^ ] A ; A roio small owl. of Bharat The drama KMidasa. jj of ; ( A metronyson of SaknnUla ). called - : A fisherman. ; a. war ] 1 ( ^r /. ) [ 5n Relating to power. -2 913 latingtoSak A : Gaae. bull. 5tn%*T: 1 A worshipper of A spearman, lancer. A spearman, lancer. ^ N. 41 4^' [ ?T^-qw a* nig-. ] of the family of Buddha. -2 N. of Buddha. -Oomp. - f>$}=i>: a Buddhist religious mendicant. gr^ti -fife: epithets of Buddha. 1 Siratf 1 N. of Saoht, Indra. -2 Of Durga. ox ATI cf ; ( STHSft ) I wife of 5TTI% c- 1 Distinguished, nowned. -2 Strong, powerful. A -2 ), frrvri R. 16. 19. -2 An arm. A party, section, faction. -4 part or subdivision of a work. -5 A school, branch, sect. -6 A part or A division of an animal. -7 A school or taditional recension of the Veda, the traditional text followed by a School ; as in 5imW5nr, sn*9&\v*' srret, *rw?THjrr &o. -camp. -^^B' tror A 1 An 3ll oblation performance of a pet- re- in the ] ( I^ o Dis- ) Mu. 1. 1. A touch. Bh. 2. 44 ; A whetstone. -3 A saw. or I -4 A weight of four M&shas. Sack-clotb, coarse cloth. -2 A hempen garment , Ms. 2. 41, 10. 87. -Oomp. sn^TT: an armourer. 5ir leaping from brunch to branch', A plant from tbe fibres which a coarse cloth is prepared. STifoftT of p- p- sharpened Whetted, ground, on a whetstone ). ( Trw^fHV g^grs!r5Ti Si. 5. 5. 1 ; Bk. B w: Tyif'flr srr- Ve. 14. 81 44, Ki. ; 14. 2 ; Mu. 2. 5. % 1 A collection of enemies. -2 Enmity, hostility ; R. G. 1 Relating to an enemy. A touchstone. -2 A 'whet-J A saw. -4 A hempen garment. -5 A ragged garment. -6 A small screen or tent. -7 Gesticulasrrofr I stone. ^ ] 1 Yonng grass. -2 *TT5 L ^l' Mud. -Oomp. fffcr. -& a place green with young grass, a place 1 : 1 or: ; fnr ; -2 Hostile, inimical. ; srrrot: w^n'3^ ; enemy inimical. Hostile, a. fttfr?:S: 5. 25; (6) cuuning ^sur fstytrlfa flaxen. 42. 18. 20 trickery, honesty, perfidy, guile, fraud, villainy ; sUstsfl Relating to an I -2 An enemy rite. 5TI?if [ 5TCW *TR: Hempen, ] 4. for medying anything wrong stone nfor: Bv. 1. 73. -2 Bought for one a. -* Cloth, garment, Pt. 1. 144. ; kind of Malliki. hundred. cloth. garment, A a. (iff/.) petticoat. f: To pervade, -6 Withering, de- :-3>t Moonlig'ht. : re- . completely. N. of Kirttikeyii. 1 A branch ( as of a tree -J caying. ; ; fill small, thinness. shell-cutter, in shells. -2 N. of a mixed -3 A shell-blower Si 15. 72. ticoat 5tT%r:, 5ir^fT: I A worshipper or Sakti. -2N. of Paraara. conch-shell. worker tribe. 5TT537:: -: A 1 3TR-', 5TT^T SaJcti. wither. -3 Fire. The sound of a ^TC q- q. v. v. ). -2 3.42. -3 Causing to fall -4 Causing to decay or thin -5 Becoming or . or perish. N. of Karttikeya. -2 Of 1 ! clad in verdure. Grassy. -2 Abounding in young green grass 3- Green, verdant. ^t -jj A grass-plot, green, 5T=rr 5rrg5 Sinti. 2. 21 ; meadow B. ; 17 2. ; Ki. 5. 37, Y. 3. 7. 1 U. ( tfi^Tteft-it, Btrhtly a 5TTJT desiderative of vr? U96 d in a primitive SOQS3 ) To sharpen, whet. "Trr: 1 A touch-stone. -2 "whetstone for stone. -Oomp. gr?: 1. grinding sandal. -2. the Pariyitra mountain. irregular study. -^r^VTT see under njrjr. -Tiiti -it & suburb. fqtr: inflammation of the extremities of the tion, a sign e. g. bands, shoulders &c. m. a tree. *j^; difference of a monkey, ( Vedio ) school. ^rr-. ]. an ape. -2. a squirrel. {3-. a traitor bands or eyea.-8 A weight of four M&shas. 5rnnt< A bank or spot of ground ^TfTcT ( 1 gram. ) used by Panini for the Kiit affix 3TK or uri used in forming "re- in the Suns. rivr. sent participles of the body, ^ ' to his Sakha', a Brihman* who has changed bis own school of the Vedas. TSTf a branch-road. nrfJrT a. sitting on branches ( as a bird ). l1r a* of the fig-tree A cane ( ^sfn ( fig. also ). ing, ramifying. -3 Belonging to any branch or school ( as of tbe Veda ). m. A tree $*irhfinfe tr^^rgt rrfaf> *?i*Tqc?n S. 1. 15.-2 A Veda. A -3 follower of any Yedic school or recension. 1 sage, 4.liQ<^: author of a law-book. -2 Tbe Biloa tree -J A foim of Agni. -Oomp. i?nr the family of Sandily a. 5TnT.P-.P- [?fl-'B ] I Sharpened, whetted. -2 Thin, slender. -3 Weak, -4 Beautiful, handsome. -5 Out down. -6 Happy, thriving. ft 'Happiness, Tbe Dhittftra plant. delight pleasure, Git. 10. 5rr woman 23 ; jrTf^rsTnafrsm- -Comp. with a slender waist B. 10. 69. TfO a .Si. o. ; f^rw: o. sharp-point- ed. ^TTcTtH 34. . 10. technical Saturn. -2 Atm. ft/- ) 1 Relating to Falling on a Saturday. ^rrten; a *trfp. p- ( [***] 1 Appeased, allayed, calmed, satisfied, paoiflfd ; R. 12. 20. -2 Cured, alleviated ;^}ff- an end tfr. -3 Abated, sub'sided, put frm*wto, removed, extinguished 47 5rreirr3f whrrftwi R. 1. 58 5. ' 16 17 Ki -^Ceased, ^UTfl^ TO151: Ku. 3. 42. -5 stopped T^TfiT^nn'a'ft hushed. Dead, deceased. -6 Stilled, sturbed, tranquil, -7 Calm.qniet.und 1. IS 4. still 5TrB?*T?HrwwTf S. H. 14. 79. -9 Free 19. -8 Tamed ; ; ; - - ; ; ; 1 Oo'd i Si. 9. 9 -2 The thorn-apple ( ^ N. ; 16. ). Gold. ; 1 1 115 ; A terra the ; N. of a tree .4 N. of a 1 : ). Hav-2 Branch- ?ft ] 1 ing branches ttio feeble. ). sort of made with Whetting, sharpening.- 2 Cutting down, destroyer; as i from passions, at ease, contented. -10 Shaded. -11 Gentle ;5Tfar3!3TH*f iSrw TOP S. 4. 10.-12 Punned. -13 Meek, bumble. -14 Auspicious in augury ); ( the phrase 5tiff nnj, which is sometimes repeated, means ( 914 oh no how can it be ', God forbid such an untoward or unlucky event ; S. 5 ; Mo. 1 ). r: 1 A man who has subdued his passions, an 1 ' R. 15. 3. T* ' ' ! ' -2 ascetic. quietism, the sentiment of quietism, the predominant feeling of which is indifforencB to worldly objects and pleasures see prVf and ^JT. r AppeasTranquillity, ; p. 1 Bound by an oath, conjured. -2 Sworn, adjured. A peacock. : ar ind. Enough, no more, not so, for shame, hush God ?rw 97W 31 Hf: (heaven ) forbid aid? ?TKmrrr TV U- 1 ing, pacifying. A : ; -Oomp. 3. 26. or jmTflt, mind. in composed watera still having ment of quietism ; -2 " tlirf'H: Tho son of Santanu N. of BhUhmn. Relating to or derived from a word. -2 Relating to or depending on sound N.of the daughter of Dsaadopted by the sage Lomapada srffTT ratha, SWrfo^. ] [ Pacification, 1 removal alleviation, ftllayinent, H. R- wmfturasrtaS C2. 1, Calmness, tranquillity, quiet, rejt, repose; *m T ff*5?T KM. 4. 11 Mai. 6. of hostility ; Bv. ; perception or ; -2 Verbal, oral. -4 Ces- passion, all .quietism, complete indifference to ferences, reconciliation. -$ Satisfaction of hunger. -9 An expiatory lite, a propitiatory rite for averting evil. felicity, auspici - ousneaB.-ll Exculpation, or absolution from blame. -12 Preservation. -U N. of Durga.-0omp.~3-f, -3^ -- ajj- a room for rest fVwi a sacrifice or burnt offering to avert or remove an ovil Ms. 4. 150. ing, pacifying. or retirement. ; *>/. ) Expiatory, pro BR Observances or cerephiatory. uiouies calculated to remove calami( N.of Yama. ^ 1 Killing, -2 Tranquillity, peace. -J sfr The southern direction. : End. 1 Sacrificing. sacriflcial vesiel. *'V3 fffrj. &c. ] ' A A sword ; ) To I 3TrT a. [ 5TiT-3r^ a-q^ ] I Va-ri-. egated, speckled, mottled, spotted. -2 Yellow. t: 1 A variegated colour. -4 -2 Green A colour. -3 Air, wind. piece used at chess, chessman ; Bh. 3. 39. -5 Injuring,' hurting. 3Trtin 1 The Ch&taka bird. -2 A peacock. -3 A bee. -4 A deer. -5 An elephant cf at ; strument ( played with a bow ) ; of. 3^ ] 1 Belongautumnal, ; (the/. in this sense ) ftwrf*llt4^r Bv. 1. 113; R. 10. 9. o. [ ?T(i^ T^ ing to autumn, is irrcfl ; ^ Ashes. -2 I ; ; ; 3IW: 'having a curse for a weapon,' $ f T 1 A kind of Vina or lute. -2 N. of Dnrgft. -3 N. of Sarasvati lotns. ; " A BI (^). sacrificial fwsrrm fit yrt^F<^;: 1 chaplet, garland. N. of a son of Krishna and Jambavati. ?lfaO Jugglery, sorcery. -2 1 A dealer in shells. A bivalve-shall. irrr?^rr 1 Heloneiog to Siva; 3f^ ii >ioTT -3 The opening in I A kind of bird. -2 A or stick for playing ^rfr 1 A kind of bird -2 Ved. arrow. -3 Kusa grass. I of Parvati. -2 N. of a ). 1 any stringed instrument. -3 Playing at chess Ac. -4 A chessman, apiece at chess. tree. $tJi 1 N. plait (rM^[ A chessman, a piece at cheas &c. -2 A small round ball. -3 A kind of die. R: /. 1 The bird called Sarika. -2 tVJ; 1, trick.-J An : bow darn fi>)5' ). elephsnt'a housings, -tamp. q-g--, chequered cloth -f^S, -^Wi:. -* for playing at chess, draughts &c. sorceress. A. ^ Autumnal. A srrrihft at* Antnmal sickness. -2 Autumnal sunshine or heat. A n autumnal or annual Sr&dha. Ashes. 5TfB?fj ^jrrfq-: Ms. 6. 11 ; dtr. ?rrf? 7^ RTIT*: deadly blow. curse, an im. *$H^I T: ; A A ladle. : anathema 5Tr nfifHT 78, 5. 56, 59 -5 sacriflcial ladle, ties. See -2 Immolat-3 ing, killing animals at a saciflce. Tying up cattle for sacrifice. -4 : c. sounds -qp A slaughter. - Hi -3TB soothing or propitiatory water ; S. 3 m, -wrftq a. sooth- a. to n. Appoasing, conciliation. worldly enjoyments ; -10 Good fortune, -2 Relating words. -3 Sounding, grammarian. or -5 Absence of sation, stop. arrow. -2 i%T*nr*T strfatrl* 125. 1. apprehension of the sense of words. S ease, -3 Cessation 1. ) inflection ). A grammarian. s^-; *h7: sjr N. of Saras vatf. -Oomp. ; / Mm- -3 Verbal, oral. -4 bounding, sonorous. -5 Nominal (as opp. ( and subsequently married by /iishynringa see U. 1. 4 and ^pggi alsor: ^ I offence, a fault. Sin, wickedness. -J The tree call- ft A low form of the Prakrita dialect ( spoken by mount&c. ). -Oonrp aineers ^qrR'T ( also -irfrsr ) copper. see srm above. ' An : An I 5TT^ 10 U. ( 5nWa-? weaken. -2 To be weak. fisherman. ed Lodhra. a. the senti- T.T: ing &o. ^M Savage, barbarous -2Low, 1 vile, base. calm, tranquil-minded, sedate x. Repoie, sleep. a. Reclining, sleeping, rest- cf. flTW. ! ; whih Lying, sleeping. : 5Trr?(T.p. ; ! the crown of the head th rough the soul is said to escape. An Relating to the body, bodily, cor-2 Incorporate embodied. ^: 1 The incorporate or embodied poreal. ; 915 ipririt ( ^wrwjj ) ; human or idividnal goal. -2 ball. -3 A kind of A drag. -4 Excrement. SrrflTO a. ( qft/. ) 1 Relating to the body, corporeal. -2 Incorporate, embodied ( as the goal ). 37 1 The embodied spirit. -2 The iaqairy into the nature of tbat spirit ( a term applied to the Bhasbya of Sankarl- ch&rya on the Brahma-sutras ). -Oomp. 5^ the aphorigma of the Ved&nta philosophy. a. Corporeal; embodied. (afr/. ) cor- Bodily, App. king Salivihana. -Oonp. irm: a kind of saored stone said to be typical of Vishnu, as the Phallus is of Siva. *njftt N. of a mountain. { Modest, baghfnl, shy, retiring ; R. 6. 81, P'tfnsrrarT: sftarw: M. 4 18.17; Si. 16. 83. -2 Like, re- ; 'fjrar the Sidayrkma stone. resin : B. 1. 38. h . The Lodhra A lump of sugar. -3 The froth of milk. -4 Cream. Made of sugar, sugary. -2 Stony, ^ s I A gravelly plaoe.-2 gravelly. The froth or gknm of Milk. -3 Cream. -4 Molasses. a. Gravelly, stony. ^n isflj u TO., m. epithets of Vishnu. - STrl^: [ 3T-3Bjf^ A 5? A =T 1 eminent or distinguished foremost as In ; -Oonrp. twSn 1 ?fi mffo a . tiger's < alt. person, of. JIR. tiger's skin. play *M* K *?"* 4. -2 N. of a App. ; & ?tTfc*f>*rffrff metre ; gee I. Nocturnal Ku.8. cious. ^rr^t^rrfj^ Ac. Dk. ; ; 58. .-2 Miscbievons, perniDarkness, thick gloom. r ft Night. ^rrgr^ flatter. I -5 A A. ( I To praise, -3 To be enon Ki. 5. 44. -4 ^rra^ ) shine. dowed with Malli. To tell. -5 To boast, ; vaunt. N.'of tree very tall and stately) 1 Shorea Bobusta ; R. l. ( lrT35n?!T> as in *rnr- ; Ao.-Ooxap. f. ^ of Pinani. ">. man. -2 ni ( A A I A ; ?rai3^ the place of his 3TT3R I A $||fei: I birth ). flight of gtepg, ladder. A bird-cage. -3 elephant. -2 spearbarber. lancer, surgeon. -3 A branch or surgery. An epithet of P4niwritten also siwmif so called from Bice sr ; The claw of an ate ). r-N Bashf nlness, modeetr. [ 5nw-3f ] I A frog. -2 A kind of perfume. -3 A kind of astringent substance. g n. The root 1 : of the water-lily. 5T^( $; )% I The root of the 1 sift water-lily. -2 Nutmeg. frog. -2 The root of the water-lily only in this sense ). A A ' 4 A frog. 17. -2 boiled rice ( of a superior kind ). ifttft a female appointed to watch a rice-fleM 5-g^oTTr^T^" ftoi> 3T5??!: K. 4. 20. v a crystal. rice-flour. a rice-Meld. *ryr: N. of a cele; p& brated sovereign of India whose commence! with 78 A. D. era nrt V. N. of a writer on veteri?1fiR nary subjects. -2- a horse. epithet of Panini The ?Tr?Ki:[^-TO^]l silk- cotton tree. -2 One of the seven -3 The great divisions of the earth. cotton-tree. of the gnm tree $TT?Tfo: 1 Tne silk cotton Bv. 1. 115; Ms. 8, 246. -2 One of the seven great divisions of the earth. -3 N. of a kind of hell. -Comp. fw: an epithet of Garadfa. An irgafffrfr- kind inferior of Salnnil* tree. r3^ m. N. of Qaruda. aRT The silk-cotton tre. 1 The silk-cotton tre. -2 N. of a river in Pftt&ls. -3 A kind of hell. -Oomp, VH:, -%trw: the of the sil k cotton tree. N. of a country. -2 1 A king of S&lva. ^R- a. ( tft/. lating to a the death WTT5TNr Re " by [ 5Tf-3?"I. ] 1 ) dead body caused ; of a relative ) ; ^^rrc Ms. 5. 59, rfTifts ftifnHr ( *t -2 Tawny, dark yellowish. The young of any animal, a fawn, 61. 1 cub ; w ^4 IT aftefT 2. S. R. 6. 3, 18. 37. A -2 18 ; dark-yellowish colour. 5tm>: The young of any animal. m. a horse. 1 An : SH^: 4. cf rice. field see 5TwisjO- ; A ; ' gum ?rrS: Mu. 1. 3 yH&u|nV "if 1 H*ft 5IIWJ: Mk. The civet-cat. -Oomp. -3 * A householder. ( jfrrmake humble, humili- sembling. ' to SJWrfr srfiK:, cup. 1. A weaver. -2 A toll, tax. 5Tra* See =5^- village of artigaus. at ^rfraq a. ( sir/. ) ( nsually he end of corop. ) 1 Endowed with, Posssesed of, possessing, shining or w<7^q?ytrr'%i?in^resplendent with ifrSi. 16. 76, Ki. 2. 31,7.28,55; Bs. 4. 2 -2 Domegtic. 8. ; 5TT5J: 1 H so ^in a a dog ; ftrfnrt jackal. S^T wi$g tr^ vrrfirnT 5Tr?m57r: Bv. 1. 72. -2. wolf. -3. a deer. -4. a oat. -5. a jackal. -6. & monkey. 5TTt8*>: -2 To ^f$?rr*TO ; stable, stall STTBTi T^wsjTtyr tiger. leopard or panther. -3 A demon, RU;hata. -4 A kind of bird. -5 A kind of animal called 3TC1T. ( At the end of comp. ) An -2 apartment, ; ; -t a hollow earthen ; ; ; An I. &c. -2 A house, an abode B. 16.41. -J The -upper or main branch of a tree. -4 The trnnk of. a -wfdi;, CTtroq m 1 An archer, a bowman, -2 An epithet of Vishnu wifawirff *lftn|f> Srtiifor: B. 15. 4, 12. 70 Me. 46. -3 Of Siva. 50 3. Made 1 ( Wfl gtrictly ) 1 of horn, horny.. 2 Having a bow, armed with a bow ; Bk. 8 123. fa -If 1 A bow ( in general ). ). -2 The bow of Visbuu. $ Wet ginjrcr. -Ooap. Si. tree. t'l^lril tree. a- hall a_room, saloon, ^rt?TR*: I STT^-w?] t Candied sugar. -2 a doll, . Noxious, hurt- Candied sugar. 1 irfsrarr 1- puppet, statae ; Vb. 1 ; N. 2. 83. -2. a courtezan, harlot. ITSCT a doll, puppet. S-y, the reain of the Sala tree ; cf HIS*. ^j^. 1 a superior tree. -2. as a fcetida. : ) ar;, -fr*fw: exudation of the Sila tree, poreal, material. 3rT53> o- (fr/. ful, mischievous. 1 A migtregg of the house, housewife. -2 N. of a metre ; gee 38 ; Si. 3. 40. -2 A iree in general ; B. 1. 13 Ve. 4. 3. -3 An enclosure, a fence. -4 A kind of fish. -5 N. of 17, 1 Eternal, perpetual, m: Bam. 5rr?rrt eternat years all time to ' ', come ( ever-lasting for 2. 5 ) ; =U. ' ever more ' ; U. 5. ', 27 ; R. N. of Siva. -2 Of Vyasa. -3 The sun- if Hea14. 14. -2 All. 1 vn. >. ind. Eternally, perpetually, ?f #r/, ( manent, perpetual, constant; ?rr"?f^- governor. -2 'natural $rrr% : /. antipathy'; tTT3TT K. ?&/ flesh Fating ) (or fish). A quantity STTfr?** cakes ( ?if wr W To ) 1 sirij, gtmct, train ( governing Sk. ; teach, in- ruin, govern ^af.ft^ R. 1. 30 yll<34 1. 57 ;S. -2 To 7. 10. I 14. 85, 19. S3. -3 To _ fr ; order, a Bg. 2 i S5;Bk. 3. A 5T5iA- 9. 68. form ( dut. ) -5 To advise w f%T^r WTJ T 5irrw ^rsnri Ki. 1. 5. -6 To decree, enact. -7 To pnnigh, ch-mtiae, correct 8 4. 29, -8 To tame, gnbdue To V. 5. 20. -9 175, Mv. ; I -2 Prise (ijm 6. An as in ; order, -5 What lr. -2 so 3T!T*?fTrT. command, direction royal grant ( An A -3 An ; R. edict, a order, a fl^fiSrrjJr ; 1. ^*f*r U. 3. 69, enactment, ; A book of passiong. authority. ( At the end of comp. tnH often meani pnnigber, de written ' as *in atroyr, killer-' TI^IIH*: ) -Oonrp.. violation of commands, disobedience. ; usually of oopppr) on which a grant of land &c. is incribd. -2- a sheet of paper on a plate knowledge treatise ( opp. IIT srrsi 5nr. ; < Pt. 1 or practice ) the Saitrai. meaning of a (acred _ 1 learnt, -6 A work, ( which an order royal messenger. voy, a messenger is written. ^c- a Trft^m. an ; R yv: ed in 3T? Y. 2. 240, 295. -7 A deed, writing. written agreement. -8 Control of vj Versed or skilled in the Sism. I One who has mastered ;f% ] tra?. the Sastrag, a learned man, a great Pandit. -2 A teacher of sacred gcience. srrsfa T^' -7 . 1. en- 3- 68. 3imflq " 1 To be ruled, governed or directed. -2 Punishable; V. 5. gcriptaral precept I- 5 U. lity, Sistras- -2- a mere theorist. jrc^T knowledge of gacred books, cinver- sancy with scriptures. iti as scriptural Uught in the Slstras, truth truth. 'jT; an astronomer. ^ifta astated or enjoined in sacred books. / scriptural point of view. tranquil- 'epithet of N. of a tree I f^TCr The Asoka Siva. RTJ ( ). -2 tree. a Idle, lazy, indolent. wax j Bee's of. ; ffttpfr. made of rope ). -2 A burden or The strings load carried in a sling. -3 of a bilance. o. Suspended or carried To teach eye ', aa it were, with which to understand any Saatra ). ^TC^T: one who degervea sacred precapts. well versed in the 5fi -f^^ a. I. An peace. -3 -3. a gage, gint. 9frffaf o. versed in the Slstras. if?; a superficial reader of books, superficial scholar. " f? rft mtmr ( as being the ^3^ To 1 ) -2 Composure, calm in a loop. ' i%3^ ( ftrflft, Auspiciousness, good for- fsr; 1 tune. prescribed by gacred laws, enjoined by the Sistras, lawful, legal. -CTTo m ' tne authofb"? a S4itra or gacred book. -2- an author in general. ~^ * -2 To attenuate, make thin. -3 To excite. -4 To bf attentive -5 To be gharp. ( - ] whet, sharpen. nr^TJT 1 observance of sacred pre^ptg. -2- the gtndy of Sastras. ( -or: ) 1. one versed in scriptures-2- a gtudent of the Vedag. ^jna ' [ srrerT ftft governed. -3 Deserving punishment, punishable. the precept. -2or statement. -2 5rr?T a. [ ^nw.-""!^ ] 1 To be taught or adviaed. -2^ To be regulated or yw ; <* Scriptural. r^ Si- ; disregard of religions authority. argsr^-argfTITt conformity to or observance of nacred precepts. wnrsr a- vers- precept, rule. -6 A of land <&c. ), charter Pt. -9 is vio -2 Rule, sway, sroraJT^ S. 6 83, 18. 28. -4 a decree. -5 A or . . ; ^ rR 4 scrip- -3 A religions 'w^irrt gir*r?c Instruction, t vr'r'nfrnTTgTf R. ; rule, T*H}M; A ] 1 teaching, discipline. 30 47. 5. ) ?Tt-?37 ] government -fc -2 lation of gaored preceptg, 5TTW^: [ 5TT?^f5 [ ^ T. command. chastiser, pnnisher. 5TrT^ "W'x. rule, precept. sacred precept or Theory reciter Ved. L ''"*"" command, teaching on that subject with, desire. m A ruler, A eotively ; Ms A a. ; ; : 8"*. j-f&frirftt contrary to the Sastraa, illegal, intimate unlawful. Jj?Tt%t / knowledge of the sacred writings, f^n^T^ proficiency in the Sastrag. m. the country of Klshmira. Rnf a. establighed by gacred authority. ). ; mTawrtfr'jiT Bk. 6 27 Ms. ; frf ?re TOTr'm$TT(T5^ II -3 R- mutual contra-faihTi ' diction of gacred precepts, inconsistency of preceptg. -2- Any act contrary to gacred preoepts. -f?5r a. averse from study ; Pt. 1. ftv?T sTTfl^srii sacred treatise, gacted book, scripgee comp. balow. -4 Any ture department of knowledge, science r nfr/rTtr SITST Bg. 15. 20 $rri[^ at often R19 1. ; ^.yar fr\: ,he end of oomp. after the word decolnoting the Bubjnct, or applied whole bidv of to the ; ; with of authority tural injunction. ; ; ( sacred, : command, direct, enioin R. Bk. Mv. 6. 20 Ku. 6. 2t -4 To tell, communicate, in- order, 12. 34 'Governing, a -f%fa fttfrsr scriptural injunction. precept, -. ' ; w 1 S. 1. 25. ; scriptur- the source of the *r?r^: pointsSastras. father. -4 A Buddha or Jina or a deified teacher of the Bauddhai or Jainas. sense ) Bk. 6. 10 this in [^H/reO king, sovereign. to accusa- any discussion on al ruler an instructor. -2 teacher, WJjTf'l., ( 5Tlil chastiger sceptre, rod ) 2 P. A A by A baked of I -3 ruling. -2 An order, a command. Correction, chistizeraeat, punisbinment, especially the pnnighraent command of tho kind. -4 flicted The earth. ". ( r the Sas- of the subject 1. tras. -2- Eternal, per- ) Ruled, governed. -2 Punished. for ever. 5TT>*ni* a. 1 Rn^itT f^r^l A. ilrrsto ) (ilrcsft, 1 To of learn.Vudy, acquire knowledge ( Ved ; ). or A -2 7^rr'T ( i. wrq K f?Tt*i r | er, instructor and ; ' fl^ttfl ) M 1 [fBra-?3^] flrflT [ isrtf-Hft acquisition r%jrt 3^ "ft- 16. 1 qairing knowledge. instruction. study, ri' teach- Learning, aoTeaching, -2 3T ] of 1 Learning, knowledge ; of being able to do to prevail :' Ki. 15anything, wish 63. -2 Desire 917 37. ing -3 Teaching, ^- fffft M. 4 train- instruction, *>ri5rf?rsnm*imT: ; jrf9r<mii5T5nrT K p- - R- 1 '. 25 3. ; -4 One of the six Vedingas, the science which teaches the proper pronunciation of words and laws of . 9. He was afterward* tblman ]. ' TTfsrsJT ; military science'. -7 Giving, bestowing (Ved).-Oomp. WT: ~ teacher, an instructor. -2. ! N. of Vylsa. JJ^T; a religious jre cptor. j^fan epithet of Indra. -?!%:/. f$rf%w p ikill. p. *r ] i%?j-iS [ RTsrr STWTSW Learnt, I Taught, instructed ; ?^ arc 1 studied:. wrTinffifl^* S. -3 Trained, disciplined. .4 Tame, docile. -5 Skilful, clever. -6 3t$TT: ! Modest, diffident. -Comp. 5. 22. a teacher. -2- a pupil. 3rr*ji? aversed in the nse of weapons. fir$nwn A pupil, scholar. f$T^f [.Riwmft : TV. ] 1 A lock of arn-5 hair left crown or sides of the head eure.-2 A peacock's tail. -3 aw =tern, on the at toa- A The I mountain summit top, or peak of a srirw Tfff fsNST fsrgrMe. 18. -2 5. 7, 4 ; Ku. The top of a tree. -3 Crest, tuft. -4 The point or edge of a sword. -5 Top, peak, point in general. -6 The arm-pit. -7 Bristling of the hair. -8 Toe bud of the Arabian jasmine. -9 A kind of ruby-like gem. f&ffq; ; U excellent woman. -2 A dish of curds and sugir with spicks. -3 A line of hair extending across the navel. -4 A kind of vine. -5 N. of a plant ( gf't ). -6 Arabian jasmine. -7N of a metre ;see App.l. a. ( o ; are three or five in the case of the Kshatriyas ) ^Tt7T^;?irJTr?!nu: f$TW3^?wrT: U. 4. 19. -3 A crest, tuft, plume. -4 A peacock's tail. : A cock. ; ; A jck of hair left on the crown of the head Mu. 3. 30 Si. Mil. 10. 6. -2 A cregt, top4. 50 1 a,. [ I5WS>SWifW ?ft m. \ A peacock ] ; ; ; ed to the daughter of Hirayavarmau who was extremely sorry to Bad that she had got a veritable woman for her husband. Her father, therefore, resolved to attack the kingdom of Drupada for his having deceived him but Sikhandin contrived, by ; practising austere penance in a forest to exchange hur sex with a Yaksha, and thus averted the calamity which threatened Drupada. Afterwards in thi great Bhlratt war he proved a means of killing BbMhrna, who declined to fight with a ; woman, when Arjuna put him forward an his hero. knot. -3 Tnrt, plume. -4 Top, summit, peak Ki. 6. 17. -5 Sharp end, edge, point or end ia general S. 1. 4 Bv. 1. 2. -6 The end of a garment ; ; ; ; ; S. 1.14. -7 iff*: A A Ttarrg: flrar V. 4. 50. -2 fsrwr^ ; . ; ; A 1 A religious mendi -12 N.of Ketu. -13 The number three '. -14 The Chitraka. Brahmaqa. -1 cant. ' -Oomp KJ.-rfr^ blue vitriol. an epithet of Klrttikeya. _ -2. smoka. a peacock's fjj^=j, g tail ^<J^j: a ^q;. an antelope. an gourd. of srrrsr: epithet ^ Klrttikeya. f5r<3T peacock's crest. I. a ?T-^ 3* ^] A -2 flam?. -2. a A I pot-herb. kind of tree. P. ( f?fait ) To go, move. r: 1 Froth, foam. 2 Phlegm TUe mucus of the nose. -2 Rust of iron. -3 A glass-vessel. fifa PT^f J? The mucus of the nose . of 1 . : Phlegm. f: Smelled. a. The . f5ff5f-r l, a string o carrying burdens ). 10 U. rC l, 2 A., yoke (for f|f%, ( iJfjft, To tinkle, jingle, -2 To roir.iound, 1 ) rattle; Si. 10. 62. bellow. ffriT: Tinkle, jingle, tinkling or jingling sound especially of ornaments such as auklets. ; flame; Ku. 1.28; B. 17. 34. ray of light Ku. 2. 38. -9 A peacock's crest or comb. -JO A fibrous root.-l 1 A branch in general, especially one taking root. -12 The head or chief of anything. -13 The fever of love. -14 The point of the foot. -Oomp. ^f a kind of turnip. -8 1 -J B. 19 ftmfStWi Gtt. 7 Pt. 4. 110 54 Si. 15. 7. -3 A cock. -4 An arrow -5 A tree. -6 A lamp. -7 A bull. -8 A hcrse.-V A mountain. -|Q I ; ; 18 (? was marri- ; wwrw^firr^ f?gr$r ; a ; Crested, tufted. ; ; ] peacock ; Fire 1 ; 24 A | ] Pointed, m. peaked fSngHfSTTr Me. 82. I A mountain f JTHJ SKTrt'S'TT T5TMe. 13 wfrort Torr: ^Sr Bh. 2. 76 B. 9. 12, 17. -2 A hill-fort. -3 A tree. -4 The lapwing. -5 The plant 5. (1). TO. ? ft tufted. Crested, ffffr^ erfr^tB^ 2.23,4 8; Pt. 1 151 Si. /. ) Crested, tufted. -2 1 ] [%,, 3TKWW -2 VT3T: 1. An 1 |W a. %far( Pointed. Proad. tree. N. of a plant ( g/r ). -Comp frfa'fr an epithet of Durgl. crest fStW*>: [l%W3 ??-^O I A lock of hair left on the crown of the head at long are. -2 Looks or tufts of hair left on the sidei of the bead (these ascending node. ftrflrf -'-T [ V..4 8. Seo (*F3? . ; q: ] 1 Uregted. -2 Flaming. lamp. -2 Fire. -3 The A I . kind 1 A pea-hen. -2 A of jasmine. -3 N. of the daughter of Drnpada see f|ii%??^ above. euphony. -5 Modesty, humility. -6 Science killed by A.,vat- fsrsffsf^T A chain worn round the ; a n. a loina. fSrirr bow ?j 1 . peacocs. anklet ^Tn^ the top of tlie beid. ^: ) 1. a vjf a. pointed, crested. ( -2- a Juina deified saint. ^- a peac:<'k's feat lie r.-titr: apoacoc' -mai: a crest-jewel. -Jgj I. a carrot. root having a tuft of leaves.-3. -2- &c. -2 A P- p- Tinkling, jingling. Tinkling, jingling (of anklets V. chains ). lamp-stand. jingle fsrrafJT on garland worn tl^-; Tinkle, I string. fr 1 A 1 ffrrlrCr ( 24. 4. -2 Clanking bow-string. worn round the feet p ^'~* ( ) To ( -2. of An ). 8ll'g ht > Des- pise, disregard. ff: the jack-fruit tree. a pointed, crested. ( -fj ) a lamp-stand. f&: f fJT: peacock. interest daily f. a kind of usurious JTt-^] 1 Sharpened, Thin, emaciated. -3 Wasted, declined. -4 Weak, feehla. thorn. yfV: a qfT a. -Comp. increasing. sharp-edged. wheat. a turnip. *rJ : <* : The crest of a peacock. faftP-P- whetted. [ -2 5197: I- barley. -2. 918 The river :/. o. Black SH%^ [ Sutlej see White. -2 I ] ; sTtnarc frrgwdfl I u H <j H < nh The biroh fW frtn Si. 15. 48. tree. -Comp. ^-7: 1 . an epithet ; afrrmr %f^B3^r S "<< *SSrffcTT^g*rrer: Si. 4. 56. -3. a gallinule. g^r., - a sapphire. Balarima IHFTH an epithet of "* ftjsr^jf fifrfo'rewsgSi. CTT9i'; a kind of ebony. ; A visor or helment. of a water A stroke with a whip. -5 A mother. -6 A river. -7 Turmeric. -8 -4 the root Spikenard. -Comp. 5J^:-^' of a water-lily. branch. ^r.t a : the ( Indian ) fig-tree. The root of a water-lily. -3 Severed, fallen from the aj&mof? I?rf5< *gwft* T**"1^Fr?5T S. 2. 8. -4 Languid, enfeebled, nnnerred.-5 Weak, feeble 2. 6. ; f?trT3T U. 27 1. 24, ' fast or embrace -6 Flaccid, flabby. -7 Dissolved. -8 Decayed. -9 Ineffec' close -10 vain. Tbe ( pi- have saved Aijni in the form of a dove from Indra in the form of a hawk by offering an equal quantity to down to cool V. ; r ; RrfoaT nrnrir To lessen, allow *rr ?ffrT(TTgtnT Rr- 2. Mu. ; A -2 Si. 5. 68 -2 ence. -3 N. of a warrior belonging to the side of the Yadavas. ( m. N. of Sityaki : leather ^v A ). n. Water ftrft *rnt R^-yrft -ftff a- ( written ; /. Skin, ttwrzjrTrspJ'Rr- Vyasa. -oomp. %qflsor%re[qsaUo) 1. pervaded by rays. -2. bald, baldheaded. -3 leprous. ( -g-; ) 1. an epithet of Vishnu. >-2- of Siva. -J. a bald man. -4 a man without pre- puce -5- a leper. a bal- ; nr: An A palanquin. raised plat- A camp vs%t*. w* w?vw Ve. 3. 18 ; laya. thin. visor, the HimA A cheek jaw. -2 The -J The nose. -4 A helmet or -fr Ved. 1 ; ) ( also faro's - ) ; ;' A royal ca up or residintrench uent for the -4 A kind of TO* palanquin' ( f^rftf A f^r^: ; %e . t head-dress, g^e? epithet of Siva. Tbe hair of the head Si . ; 7.62. A helment. -2 A turban, head-dress. kind of large shrub (^f- A pod, legume ( also Mai. 9. 7. r> : /. in this sense ) wi pepper a ) head ache ftj. leadyrft^ m. ( i^jfrftfbr ) turban. er, chief. 1 r^ ). H) i%it%5:-eir ( iSrctHsr: A %fsr( f% Xu: cock -- ja A palanquin. From the head f^f- "'' ; Ku. ; ; iTrft'Sfr 1 A pod, legume. -2 A kind 49 3. ; Bh. A -2 A kind pod, legume. of plant. %t tha to The bead -2 Tbe root of pepper plant ( m. also according 1 some, - io these senses -2 A ). T: 1 A ir-wa^ r^qw: Un. I The head Belonging head. fir; : g-^ lead. Htjr: bleeding. Sinewy, tendinous, veiny. %Rmurderer. -3 AAnsword. 4. ; Itj] the fjTTT Any tubular vessel of the body, a nerve, vein, artery, bloodvessel. -"!omp I5TCTW a[ W [%d being on, Clean hair. large serpent. -Oonrp. -sr f$rwr sTH^ sf ( ?P>r ) qi ( ?IT ) iTs fiwmiit 8ubhash. -2 Skull. -3 A peak, summit, top ( as of a mountain ) fjrI^f\T^r] or to, hair. %C^ 2. 10. a. of kidney-bean. [ 3T-i* ] I irro'y. killer, -2 A -4 : A locust. fSTft^ ; [ |T-f^l*^ ] N. of a tree. ?m& flower of this tree ( regarded as the type of delicacy ) ?*TUf cfta: Bv. 1. 74. -6 Pinnacle, acme, highest point. -7 Front, forepart, van ( as of an army ) ; s^pqr ^ rjrf5rw*roinmfr S. 7. 25 U. 5. 3, -8 Chief, principal, head ( usually the end of corop, ). -Oomp. &f$v " ( l3lTif**r ) the skull. 3firrfi^ m. an ascetic who carries about a human % A Ku. : 4 1 48 ; 1 T Rrfrq-iif so ; JST: 5.4, R. 16. Me. 65. ; %jr: N. of> lake on f^fr^-^: ( the hair of the head Rs. 1. . 5. 9 R. 15. 16. Tjffo; a. ) bsing at the head, (-m.) a chief, any one at the head of affairs. *3T ( llrehrg?' ) the crest of a pea-, : litter. 193 ray of light. 1 A 1 -3 protection of an army. grain. bed. f$| ft; bier. )r ; o. I Loosed. -2 Relaxed loosened. -3 Dissolved. in weighed 6. 17. irftr fftfV 1 Den. A. To become cocwe or flaccid Bh. 3. 14. flesh %ra(f%)lEr form. give up, abandon vwritf Ve. 5. -3 -^^ ; Pt. 4. 116. -11 Loosely done, not strictly or rigidly performed. -12 Cast off, abandoned. jj 1 Laxity, looseness. -2 Slowness. p (fjrftrlT^ m ans ' to loosen, unfasten, untie. -2. to relax, slacken. -3. to weaken, impair, enfeeble. -4. to give up, abandon ; R. 2. 41. flrrtifjVjr I. To be slackened or relaxed. -2. to fall off from ; Mk. 1. 13 ). Rrftmfa Den P. 1 To relax, slacken, loosen, Batn. 1. 14. -2 To ; own of his ance ) litter. careless of P r y- -2 birch tree. -3 N. of a country ). ~4 N. of a king ( who is said Inattentive, tive, futile, A b8Mt i 53 stalk head-ache( ^,, &c. ) beheadiug, decapitation, fq-^n. an elephant. =f, -jrcr 1. a helment * 5 ej : f$r^^r^>3^ H- 7. 49, 66 3fr$raf*rarTr: 4. 64. -2head-dress. ^r:,-lT: (f$rdrTr-W:) the neck ; S. 4. 52, 5. 65. tfi head-acha. qorTH: bending the head. irr*t<Jr & turban. ms: the coojannt tree. ^ot (flrrfiJT ?) an ornament for ttia bead nr^f: ( f^TTrHfor: ) Ijewel worn on the bead. -2- a crent-jewel -3. a title of respect conferred on learned men. -RBR ) a honf. mfan m. ( ) an epithet of Siva. 4) a jewel worn on tho head. f|r?re5fr ) head-aobe. *% ; A fibrous root. -2 The root lily. -3 A root in general. 1 : ] I Loose, loosened, slackened. relaxed. -2 Untied, unfastened ; S. skull. irjf ( fsrfiqj ) a room on the JJIT; top of a house, turret, garret. ( fsKUTiT: ) affection of the head, ; ; g>?ij ?: 1. 6. N. of a river which issues T$fajT 1 from the Sipra lake and on the bank of which stands fsriinrRr Ujjayint ffcr?m fr smfarwipnt: Me. 81. -2 6 f5T6f: 3 . P. ( Gleaning ) To glean. ers of corn more than one at a time); seeKull. on Ms. 10. 112. -Comp. 3^; I. ( 919 gleaning ears of corn. -2. an irregular occupation. a. art WRHr ual ugr;, -g^^ft |. a flat A stone =JT lart. The birch -% A kind of ( ; R. 4 A or fish. TWTT: ' jouraey to you, WJ God ' ' bless ' . 1 ; q-fir jf^: %?m T t5T^ "frn 40. Ku. 5. fareHT^T Tf^T ft^tfalS' ^ 1 Prosperity, welfare, well- ; mushroom, fungus. Earth, clay. -2 A small cemetery. a,, ST^C inanspicion; unlucky. RffS^W^ K. P. 1. g-sr Durva grass. 3f{ ( flrf^fT also ) a. con- ; ferring happiness, auspicious. ^frN. of Bhringi. JTJ^ a. prosprou, happy. ^-sf- the planet Mars. ^g^sfr the fourteenth day of the dark half of Magha see f|pfVI5rr a female devotee of the Siva sect. cTrfar a. |. having an Sr: ; suspicious end, conferring or conducive to happiness, propitious ; nff^t ^ft^i'f qreyj I?T^tTrf>sr W^g Mil 6. 7. -2. tender, merciful, not demoniacal ur jjTsmwggTr: RT^iTr farf9[9. 49. ( -f?f: ) aiippiciotiBnoBP, q^ the discus of Vin. the Devadaru tree. h^n. ^ry f(ft epithet of Durga. ?JT: the Bilva tree. fffer the KetaSa tree. happinejs. 1 quick-silver- -2. milkSTTiJ: stone. -jfj-jff N. of Benares. -g^rT N. of one of the eighteen Pnranas. ftv. tree. a I. SiTO q- v. -2. the crystal. the -3- ( Baka thorn-apple. ( -tf ) ) the goddess dnr- -*tj fS'^f! the Arjuna tree. <*r: of boiled rice. ^rgrwrsfr N. of Benares. ni%; /. the fourteenth of the day dark half of M4gha on which a rigorous fait is observed in honour of Siva. fSfij |. Siva, worshipped in the form of a phallus. -2. a temple dedicated to the worship of the Linga. jjt^r: the world of Siva. TjTvr: the mango tree. (-Hr) I. white rose. -2. Parvatt. q-rp- a T: ball. tfgf quick-silver. moon. the !rT: -2. the thorn-apple. wrjsif final emancipation (lit. unification with Siva ), an epithet of Dnrga. ! T: or 1 A to post which cow* cattle in general are tied. -Z post for cattle to rub against, A scratching-post. fsm al ( in 1 N. o general i?r*r l. Parvatl. ) : 3T*Tf% 38 ; being. f$T* N. happiness Ratn. 2. 62 ; ; ff^ 1. 2 ^?irf*i R. ; 60. Bliss, auepiciousnesa. -3 Final beatitude. -4 Water. -5 Sea-salt -6 Rock-salt. -7 Refined borax. = amffl: q- T -Oomp. -2 | 'ffftt 1. sw *W . -2 A jack-- fSr^rwr^ ? ^sr g-^ ^^ Bv. 1. 32; K 7.50, 11.61,12.39. -3 woman. -4 Final A fortun- f$T^ l5t^rTt scs^cT: ; - earthworm. = flrTrtJT of thorn-apple. t?r ( m. dull) Siva and Pirvatl -2 A kind of tree. mushroom, fungu;, as in if t ar*tfrtfa q- v -2 The flower of the 1 ; A post to which cattle are tied. -7 A god, deity. -8 Quick-silver. -9 Bdellium. -10 The black variety A plantain tree;wn*straftrfff-jgffan* Si. 6. 32, or 3ir3ni(<Tin%:ir 72. -3 Hail. ) the world 9. kind of in . g- 3T Bh. 2. 115. -2 The male organ of generation, penis. --3 An aus4 picious planetary conjunction. The Veda. -5 final beatitude. -6 a fool. -4- war, fight. I art. any or speed 7: 41 ( in both passages the word is used in senses 1 and 2 }. -J. Si. skilled in disbsliever -2- a fortune-teller. wrfrT: I Siva's abode. -2. the red basil. (- 1 ) yon on your jouraey N- of the third god of the sacred Hindu Trinity, who is entru-te,l with the work of destruction, as Brahman and Vishnu are with the creation and preservation, of of a ; ; Manual, mechanical. handicraft or mechanical ; I 225 is a ( lit. Siva ). 3TTCT97 rock-salt. an^srW: 1. the bearer of auspicious newe- ; i or condition, happy, prosperous, fortunate ; flmPT ^tifhnrarr^ 5TwgTO^rr^ 'undisf^.^5 R. 5. 8 ( /. -2 A kind of earthworm. -3 The top of a pillar. -4 A dart. -5 An arrow. Hi A female frost. -Oomp. -g?r: I. a bee fftfgpn;reri K. kin ; door. 1. me- fq Auspicious, propitioii*, lucky t%TTir f^T^RTtTrt: Ki. 4. 21 ; 1. 38 ; R. 11. 33. -2 In good health happy TZr^ff*m;i ^rrsr -2= turbed' ; manufac- workshop, a heretic the water fish. The lowar timber I Any One who The lower timber of a door. : -7 Form, sacrifices. Relating to a fine or mechanical art. -2 Mechanical, -m. I An artisan, ortist, a mechanic. -2 bitumen. -HIT tree. 1 o. iron. ' rite, a. r?rr?T4) stones. -2. hail. -3i,n< n. a grotto, fil fl) A kind of ladle or of drama (exhibiting magical and mystical rites ). irr%grinding condiments upon. tjw^a HHi'-f- an image of stone. stone-slab. a wit benzoin. *T8f: stone-cutter's chisel. -^r: I. benzoin. -2. income, -^^jjy.-^,-^^ a kind of moss. fft: /. I. a shower of -rr(% A tory ( a technical school ). I. a book on any art, fine or chanical. -2. mechanics. bi- for grinding &c. -2. a ilab ( of tone ) aied as a seat, stone-ieat. S^f'i -S^SFf: * small flat stone for rocky reces. -P!( a $TT<7i tumen.-2. benzoin.-3 petroleum. -4. iron. -5- any fossil production. -3fjj n \. bitumen. -2. red chalk. fart]; /., -^Jf bitumen. urg: I. chalk. -2. red* chalk. -J a white fossil substanre. -5 or labour. , cutter's chisel, -jrgii, - work shape. -8 Creation, procreation. -Scrap. -r%Tr any manjr&* n ual labo'ir, handicraft. srf: -jfran artisan, a meT5>:> -Kfr?^ ' chanic. -fta'f 1. msohiinicil science. -2- any minn*! skill, handicraft. ; ) qT5rr??r^ir** garter* ; ceremony. -6 spoon used at the 3?r^ bitumen. -3^*r: a mountain; huge rock B. 2. 34. -;jci benzoin. -777 1 benzoin. -2- a superior kind of sunda'-woo'l. aTN>^ m. an epithet of Oariirfa. & stone5fT$>: -& craft ), M. 1. 6. -3 Ingenuity, cleverness -4 Work, man- wild plantain. 3rnr4 1- a slab of stone uged as a seat. -2- benzoin. 3T a. fossil, mineral. ( 1 if . ffsrf^ f5T?<Tirrtrrg: on the top of a house, -arrmsr iron. a crucible. stony a f|r?qr [ r%^qs ] 1 An art, fine or mechanical art; (64 such arts are enumerated ). -2 Skill ( in any | A stone, rock. -2 A grind-3 The lower timber of a door. -4 The top of a column. -5 A tendon. vein (for f|rfl ). -6 Red arsenic. -7 Ma^f: I. a hole. Camphor. -Ooinp. 2- a fence, an enclosure. -3. a room stone. arrreiTST Rocky, Benzoin. -2 Bitumen. ate beatitude. -5 The Sumt tree. -6 The yellow -7 Durgl grass, -g A kind of yellow pigment. -9 Turmeric. -Oomp. j og s^rft. myrobalan. ;l f!}r: tree. a goat. the 5'ami Tif the howling of a jackal* ^r 920 Ho q I'll : : PArvatt, wife of Siva. a jackal. -2 1 A beaet of prey. A child, an infant. -2 ?: 1 The young of any animal. -3 A tree. -4 A porpoise. -5 A fiah resembling The To be m Spray, thin 1.42; 15. -2 A drop 1 mist; Kn. : rain, drizzle, Ved. 1 A child. -2 The young of an animal. See -4 To speak. -5 To [^t- 3"^] ?iter. a porpoise. birch tree. patient. shine. 1. 15, R. 5. 42, 9. 68 ; Ki. 5. of water or rain iragdft ;. ; tr=TTwi TrR- t 5d 1. chill frigid or male organ of generation ; 1. 17 ; MH. 11. 105. -Oomp. -^-. a lustful or unchaste man (sporting with the penis ). R. 14. 3, 16. 49. -*:,- ; R^ fsrflrwftwf f5jf|T*rff<J; <ji%sfr ^r^^Tt Me. 83. -2 Tha cold season ( commonth* Magha and prising the two Phllguna ) 5^5 *ri<** Ti sftt T5I- , ?TT . flft swhffcBPrt ** 128. -3 Coldness, S. 6. Pt. 3, frigidity, -li.Yp. 10 D. -lomp. -awn 3. 61 ; the spring season sinful. ) ( yilJt, To To ) f TTf^r f5if$rtrTTTmT R- 9. 31. -3fra:i -*r*T: the cold Season. fp an epithet of Agni. cf - ; 1. 20 ] 1 A child, 4. 11. i$rTT wr Uany animal an infant Un -7 - f|rg^f -2 The young of ; fawn ( as a calf, pappy, &c. ) S. 1. 15 ; 7. 14, 18. -3 A boy under eight or sixteen years of age. -4 A pnpil, scholar. -Oonrp. gjj:, of a child. -ar^f the cry of weeping e T- ) a work treating Bf^il: ( of the complaints of children, -ifor a kind of jasmine (double jasmine). gt?r<jor a lunar penance of child; ' - ! ren ;(^g5c arfm'TRiRfei^fSi; Dmitri fiTg^t^I'ir *?fl'll Ms. 11. 220 ). Tit: a young elephant. qTO: N. of a king of the Chedit = and son of Dainaghosha. [According to the Vishnu Purana this monarch was, in a previous existence, the un- of righteous Hiranyakaaipu, king the Asuras who has killed by Vishnu in the form of Naragimha. next born as the ten-headed He was wise men. -2- good manners, good of chief breeding. -wHT an assembly or learned men, a council of state. I flrfti/- frfflL-fHl Bule > g vern - -3 Order, command. Chastisement, punishment. ment. -2 Bg. f^ni^s^ ; f$^ a. choleric, lence, recession of pupils. gw: a pupil the as a son. / IfTt%: garded correction of a pupil. TSTfr*: Beczoin. i?riTIOT?l )' I 5^m. an epithet of Krishna. -JTK: the the Gangotic porpoise. "ilrc^ north-east quarter. ^i?5>:, -3TST5>: iv wild goat. -jr??n child-ra'jrder, "in- ; To f5T*T lie, lie down, fWITW Rfw- To ortnorTi^Bh.2.76. -2 (fig. aUo) ; f% sleep fKiSTS ?T? 5TT ' ; A. ^rffCf^Den. To become 1 hasten. quick or rapid. -2 To 1 Speedy, expeditions. siifW^o-2 Making basts in pronunciation, pronouncing very rapidly ". tfpr Sik. 32. ; -T-- V Vishnu. -2 Of Siva. -3 The fighting of cats. Q^ioki swift. ;intnr " sfifTir Quickness, rapidity. ^fftf ind. A sound made to joyment ). -Oomp. the above sound. a. tf -^m- *irx:, [,>*] l , cold, Cool, 5Tftm^nwr frigid a? f g^tw apathetic, lg8'8h, Bo", 2 -2 3 S laz y' 8tupld ~~* U sleepy. -S D ". Nimbatree. |A kind of reed.-2Then. also ). -4 cold season ( ; - rrriq 5rnr allow to rest or repose. $ft 1 -2 Tranquillity. Sleep, repooe. To wet, ( %fisjit ) 1 move or To gentlygo sprinkle. -2 1 -II. 1 P., 10 U. ( sfi'PiS, {Fr*9i?>-% ) -3 To be angry. -2 To moietec, wet. Sfp* I. 1 A. The Camphor. chillness K P ; -* an 1 5?rf Cold, : coldness, aft"T^m ^f^JT: 10 -2 Water. -3 Cinnamon. 1- the ' - ; ex- of pleasure or press a sudden to tbe applied pain, ( particularly ensexaal daring of sound pleasure : tTHlTnl ^*is* o _ TJI Q *TQ, srnrfa 3rrir?r jtlftBT.4.90jBh.8.79; Ku. 5. 12. -3 To rest, repose.-Cuus. to sleep or lie 1 To cause ( 5TT!Tirfi-f> ) \n ai Bk 8 83- down -2 To s c.her. ' fog:, was and by Krishna with hiu disens. Ilia death forms the subject of a celebrated poem by Mogha ]. wt W^r -2 Anger, passion. ^Vio< recline, rest ofi disciple, 5rrf5r *rt %ssr irascible. a dog- -ff^fa- acute, sharp-witted. of aqiT a- going rapidly, Bwift ' foot Ghat. 8. -Sfarc "* a go d ar thrill 2. 7. desid. the eighth incarnation of Vishnu, with even greater implacability denounced Uriah/in ( gee Si. 1). He when they met at tbe R A p^P"> fsrinT* r^THT-^Tll 1 scholar Havana killed by Rama. Thea he born as the son of Damagbosba, continued bis enmity to Krishna, . -8 polite. respectable. Chief, principal, superior, excellent, R 1.28. -S: distinguished, eminent; I An eminent or distinguished person.-! A wise man. -3 A counsellor. 3ir3TT: 1- the practice of -Oomp. who has fanticides Civil, i ^StWt?J was cut 3. ; ; 170. urgent business' ; Pt. ST jr; Conjunction (in astr. ) rapidly. ind. swiftly, Quickly, -Comp -g^^t conjunction (in astr-). _^lf^ a. expeditions, quick. -q?t' j 1 f$TS p. p. [ 5Ttffi.-T$ f^-f N ] Left, remaining, residual, rest. -2 Ordered, commanded. -3 Trained, educated, disciplined. -4 Tamed, dolearned cile, tractable. -5 Wise, Pt. 1. 234. -6 Virtuous, Si. 2. 10 ; Quick, rapid, speedy ; risra^ronsT: V. 5. 2 ; ww- a- hurt, kill. smfcHr 3. ; mainder, leave, leave remaining. -2 To distinguish or discriminate from others. -Cam. (fprifa-a) To leave &c. ; ', sma drizzling, Sprinkling, Sftfifr^a U. pouring forth a spray of water ; 16 Mil. 9.34. leave as a remainder, spare. -III. 7 P. ( Mil, f^re ) 1 To leave as a re- V 5. the moon 51* f^ llrfSTtrsfr 21 jftrtSfcfwwrti'nwttsfltaw. 11. 21 ; Rrisroflfol'asTT ra^: RB. 3. 'the close of the 2. _3re*nr:, cold season -3 Wind. Pious in conduct, -2 Wicked, 1 P. ( 1. 1. " - virtuous, holy. ; Kn. ; Y. Dew, hoar-frost; q?TRf arrat R. 16. 62. -* 1 The ^f : S. 7. 7 Sarala tree. -2 The resin of this tree. ; penu Git. 12 1 cold, G-)ol, ] 10 -2- camphor. -^: M a kind of of tbe diseased state affection or gums. _*r1r.theUimilayamounfain. - " *3, -MT fuhcold, 1. ^e 'h water. shivering.-^ the moon. -2 camphor. " cold 8ea80n> -^ a kind of re 921 refined borrr.t ligioug penance. rax. T%T( white nandal. gs I. the moon. -2- camphor. vrert lamp. -2. a mirror. qtfj@i moon. 3517; the Sirithi tree. benzoin. the moon. JUT- sjf ( jfi^j a the 1. t IJBTT- mg: camphor. a kind of jasmine -nftf^:, Arabian ). JT^T:, the moon. -2. camphor. I. emaciated er. $fr<W a. Cold cold Ihing. ; gee 3T: sfitT- I -2 Winter, the cold Reason. -3 A doll or dilatory person. -4 A happy man, one free from oares or anxieties. -5 A scorpion. sfraw a. I-*T ] ( a ^fiflr $j|ffl [ ) eM-^ ^fifljffnreq- Conl, cold, chill, frigid; fif> fr*f% T ^;>T<J: SuCool, bearable fii5fhT3'flcinT: bbisb. J ( ) ; 'n^w fj: -3 Turpentine. -4 The Champaka tree. -5 A kind of religious observance observed upon the sun's entering the sign Ariel ). 3 1 Cold, coolness. -2 The cold season. -3 Benzoin. -4 White sandal, or sandal in ( general. -5 A pearl. -6 Green sulphate of iron. -7 A lotus. -8 The root called qftor q. v. -Oomp. g^rj the Cbampaka tree. grpy a lotus. Jl^:, breeze. ^rs: a cool -^ sandal. TOT the sixth day of the bright half of Ulgha. <jf A tala. ; Nimba tree.-^a ^TTjir a. [ Si. 8. 19. snake ^fT* To teli; Thick, congealed. blockhead. -2 A large [ $l-Tf ] 31:31^ ). ( I A. zodiacal signs, Gemini, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorp'o, Aquarius, and Pisces. iisr a. fit to be jj^; decapitation. beheaded, deserving death by de- 5frT%3r: & $ *TH- sr f ??r *$ sfr^T f?5f U. 2. 8 R. 15. 51. a helmet.. srr^r: pain in the head. An epithet of Baho. =R 1 The head. -2 Skull. -3 A helmet. -4 A head-dress, ( cap, bat &c. ).-5 capitation 1 ; judgment, Verdict, tence. To **H ? ( 5fte?l ) 1 A bull. ( -2 N. boast. -2 ). of Siva. A large 116 snake ; see ;m also 82 Pt. 5. 2 -4 Virtue; morality, good conduct, virUious life, chastity, uprightness 2. ; ; ^> 42. 39 2. $ a-T^sTTHcjg^af Kn. nei Pt. 1. 169 ; 5. 36, R. 10. 70. ; violation of chastity Mk. 1. 44. JTT behaved, virtuous. virtuous or good TT ) ( conduct, good well- breeding. ff%:/. virtue. ^fra^f [ ?rf5^?5^] 1 Repeated practice, exercise, study, cultivation. -2 Constant application. -3 Honouring, serving. -4 Wearing. fFfr^tf^ p. 1 Practised, exercised. -2 Put on. -3 Frequented, visited. -4 Skilled in. -5 Endowed with, possessed of. Praotioe, conduct. jr A large snake A porpoise, ( a m. ( : boa ). corrup- tiou of ftgifK q. v. }. To 1 P. 5?TTTi [ ?ffT^-T^ ] A srr&ir ; r sen- judicial ^> 3*1 violation of morality or chastity. Pt. 1. .vjrf^q m. an epithet of Siva. Clean or nnen- : [ 5 go, parrot 1 ] move. ; sirmSu- head rope. Sfrir^ n. The bead. (This word has no forms ior the first fire inflections, and is optionally substituted for ^3: P. 1 I. ( tftsft ) 1 ). To medi- contemplate. -2 To serve, honour, worship. -3 To do, practise. -II10 U. ( 5flgj|Tfl-fr ) 1 To honour, wor- tate, -2 To practise repeatedly, wn exer- ponder over r Bv. sfntOT wrer ; 5TraTrrfr5"*f: eWSflt Ki. 43. -3 To put on, wear ; ^7 2. 35 5. -4 To go 13. ; to, visit, frequent ; JT^-- HTf% sfcjyv w^?trw Bv. ; 2. -WiTH aig, -qf^ to practise re?r?peatedly, cultivate, think of 4. ; [ 3'3-m A large serper* Disposition, nature, ] (the boa), -fj 1 tendency, character, inclination, custom; fl-mt^flWfH'rg W^^ Snbhksh. frequently at the end of ' comp. in the sense of disposed or ; habituated to', : ; habit, say, speak -: ; T^T: rflw. dolt, Bh. ^r, 1 '- A ; T< Ki. 11. 25 5?'f SI: Karpur.,Mn. 1.21. -2 The black 3revariety of aloe-wood. -Comp. ^rq : the head only as the remainder. 3TTJTT: any affection or disease of the head. an epithet of the spirits. 1 , yT, -5 Beauty, good form. -Comp. The head I ] ffc*rsi5Tr ST-. hurtful, gnJTsrrq- fiftr nrsTnfT ^frifrr Git- ^ m., n. I Any spirituous liquor, ruin. -2 Wine. -Oonrp. irvr: the Bukula tree. a drinker of q-j M, Bh. -2 Savage. noxious, injurious. ; 3?rT a -or: ) ). ( Destructive, I a troT ' 'qnarrelaome'; trr^T5T>P5 disposed or e apt to think' ; so ? ^iTr , ?Tr &c. be-2 Conduct, wrs^Tfr^", haviour in general. -3 Good disposition or character good nature; tf\& a water-melon. 1 HTasrtTfnq- Suffering from or shivering with cold, chilled, pinched ^fr (see 5I).-5 Small, slend- cise, study, think of, See suj^w ; -2- of the planet Saturn. withered leaf ( so sftfri^r ship. Small-pox, a. Withered, kind of perfume. -Comp. of Yatna. -trr^: 1. epithet? Rrwt.or 5iiT after ace. dual white lotus. Bmall-pox. -2 The goddess providing ever small-pox. -Oomp. 73U worship of the goddess St- r I A or atfsrti lamp. Any p. p. decayed, rotten. -2 Dry, sere. -3 Shattered, torn ; shivered. -4 Thin, the the root of the Ustra q. v. ^I*T: a 5^r. the moon. ^gr- the Udumbara tree ghHi: the fig-tree f?T*: the Sami tree. ( -* ) |. rockBait. -2. borax. m? : g^j. barley. the PIlu tree. ? [ 3T-T5 ] 5TTOT to', 'addicted as ?Trry?ftfy ' 'iudulging ia', 'prone 'altiched to' &c. to', disposed to quarrel ; '. Kav. 2. 9. -2 The Sirlsha tree. -3 N. of a son of Vyasa. [ He is said to have been born from the seed of Vyasa which fell at the sight of the heavenly nymph Ghritoohi while roaming over the earth in the form of a female parrot. Saka was a born his moral elophilosopher, and by quence successfully resisted all the nymph Rambha attempts of the to oath of love. He is said to have nanruted the Bhogavata Puraa to king Parikshit. His name has become proverbial for the most rigid observer of continence ]. * 1 Cloth, clothes. -2 A helmet.-3 A turban. -4 The end or hem of a garment. -Oomp. -&%*: the po- win him over to tha megranate tree. sha tree. 1: a. N. (T^:,-^*?; the Siri- N. of tfuka. having an aquiline nie. ( of the minuter or Taripi Ttnir^iT an aquiline nose. -ftT: the 6'irliha the roia-apple. ifgvt; the pDmegranate. ?r?: an epithet of Cupid. sulphur. tree. ysf., ( -TIT ) I ] Bright, 3JTE P- P- [ *our. -3 Harsh, pure, clean. -2 Acid, ^'^ 922 rough, hard, severe. -4 United, join. ed. -5 Deserted, lonely.^ 1 Flesh. -2 Sour gruel -3 A, kind of acid maintenance derived by a Brihmarm from other Brahmanas. liquid. colour. M. Bh 67 2. ihell. R. 13. 17. ; -2 A 6 1. ; conch- Kakolf. m Air, 1 : Whiteness. wind. -2 Indian ) Light, ; -3 lostre. Fire. ; The 1 jgrir: ( a pearl-oyster -q-jfr the pearl-oyster. ^Hj *??!: dusky spots on a girr 1 Thesheatheof ayoungbud. -2 The awn of "barley or coin. -3 The waved-leaf fig. gj, q-ijj a pearl. pearl. A a - [ 31'^ ft 8 Ved. f^l ] -2 shining. White, pure. yn 1 The planet Venus. -2 N. of the preceptor of the Asnras, who, by means of big magical charm, restored to life the 1 Bright, corn. radiant, ^ demons killed in battle see fp^r, pfi and qtnft. -3 The month of Jyesbtha. -4 N. of Agni or fire. -5 N. of the plant Chitraka. ar I Semen virile guru stsfu ufg-^r a kind of jagmine Arabian ). the moon. tfr.%^ r. ( a. >T*nritr% feqr: Ms. 3. 49, 5. 63. -2 The essence of anything. -3 Male and female energy. -4 Ved. Water. -Comp. ajif. a peacock. SR^ a spermatic. ( -j; ) the marrow of the bones. jp^/. a pea-hen. q^: in. the marrow of the bones. *rr T: Friday. f$w. a demon. : , a- Seminal. -2 Increasing the seminal flow. 1 tree. 63 ) Ear-s^fwi.] white, as in g^TTrn q. v. A white colour. -2 The ff: 1 ; bright or light half of a lunar month. -3 N. of Siva. ^ I Silver. -1 A disease of the white part of the eye. -3 Fresh butter. -4 Sour gruel. a peacock -Comp. 3PTTT: sin:, ( having white corners of the eye ) ; g^fTfir Den. ^^ M*ar a kind of sorrel. a kind of disease of 3T&* the eyes. TTfjr candied sugar. SK37ff. a kind of gallinnle. 21. 6 ; Bg. 16. 5. -2 To ; resrret, repent. -II. 4 U. ( sj'oifet-et ) I To be sorry or afflicted. -2 To be wet. -3 To shine. -4 To be pure or clean. -5 To decay -6 To brighten, illuminate. become ; A 3^ ed in white. /. I. a pure qrtrq-: a mode of crane. life. -2. ji% : Ihe ). hero. Vatonr, heroism. To be im- P. ( tfrsffi ) 1 3y$ peded or hindered. -2 To limp, be lane. -3 To resist -II. 10 U- ( dull. 3lffr-i ) To be idle, lazy, or 5 I To l 10 U. P., ^m, ( gw -ftf; 1 : To P. ; JI%a- [g^-T>] W3?fyitf5r -2 White resplendent ; ; Clean, pure, gf> nrw Ki. 5. 1 Ki. 18. 15. -3 Bright srT3T?r ^t ^T: U. 2. holy, nnsullied undeSled, gg^TfocTH f'flTr! R. -5 13. lowed : B. 81 Ms. ; 5. 3. 46, cleansed, Purified, 1. ; gf%f^^r?Trr% 4. -4 Virtuous, 3T*ig%f?^gr%5ffHT?nH: S. 5. m )lest, Dry ginger. gift ) I To break. -2 vex, trouble, annoy. 4. 71. ; 27; Ki. hal- -6 true, upright, faithful, guileless ; *nrnrt *i% mw^: *TT*eTT Tf: gr%: Pt. 1. 200. -7 Corf%; I The white rect, accurate. from the CTJ: 1 The juice isstiing rut. -2 temples of an elephant in -2 Purity, purification. ^5K -5 The condition of a religious student. -6 A pure man.-7 A Brtbmana. -8 Tlie hot season . Distiller. I military music or ment. -2 A kfcd of musical initrn- trunk. -2 ^Zt I An elephant's A tavern, dramSpirituous liquor. -3 the lotus. -5 shop. -4 The stalk of A courtezan, harlot -6 A bawd, proOTH a tavern, caress. -Comp. dram -shop. gm: A 1 -2 An distiller. : An See soil ( f alatf . elephant. g-sr. I The uvula gr^ m pbun . ). -2 An ele-Comp. -qft^rr the mnak-rat. cf. The river Sutlej I A distiller. ; : ; -12 The moon. -13 ; Fire. -14 The 4 P. come or -2 A swelling of agland also 5551 in this sense ; Ku. B. 3. 3 Si 6. 22, 1. 58 5 20. -9 The months of Jyeshtha ami .UhiWi. -10 A faithful or true frietd. -II The BUD. ele- Mv. 1.53. phant's trunk or proboscis-; -3 virtue, goodness, uprightness. -4 Correctnes, accuracy. An elepbunt'i trunk. Honest, colour. see j ( ; ; sft- tjzsrffi-} ) -2 To beco ne dry purify. ; <jv: To 55^ I. also. sorrow, affliction, distress iff *&if: g^r trr?f fos U.S. 22 wrw sfnrrff ft f ni $i% wr Me. 88. S. g^r K. 12. 75, 8. 72 4.18. HIUM 1 To bathe, 1 ) I. 1 fetid. -7 To burn, consume. 13. P- ; a. pure in conduct, virtuous. ^gj wbite leprosy. wrj: chalk. q-^r; the bright half of a month. a'g i the corner of the eve. ?$r a.drrs- gtr^ 1 P., (g-qm 4 P. also g^ ; Bk. 15. 71 P. 1 To be (sfwU g-=5rl. sorry, grieve for, bewail, mourn clear a- perform ablutions. -2 To squeeze, express ( as juice ). -3 To distil. -4 To churn ( these senses may belong 1 Innocence, Me. 22. f*n Light, lustre. gr%^n. to P. 1 pious, pure, bright viituous. holy, having a sweet or pleasant smile ; Ku. 5. 20, R. 8. 49. UI%T<J o. Bright. m. An epi- ; fr ufftr: worn on the become pure. -2 To be bright. gf>^ m. | The ( Indian -1 f he Plakiha tree. pearl-oyster. a. sipping water. sj-ofr thet of Agni. -2 The hog-plom. -3 The awn of pearl. -19 N. of .Siva. -20 The Arka -Comp. ^d- the sacred fig- head, fig-tree. weight equal to two Karthai. -8 Hemorrhoids, -loinp. T^f, -'if a ihell. oblation feeding of an a crystal. -2. a jewel 1. ffiT snrUl shell, muscle. -4 A portion of the skull. -5 A curl of hair on a horse's breast ( or neck ) Si. 5. 4 see MaMi. thereon. -6 A kind of perfume. -7 A particular -18 An Acquittal. to fire at the first treo. N. of Saraavatt. -2 Candied sugar. -3 A woman having a white complexion. -4 The plant I A -3 made plant. White. a. An oyster^frff: /. [ g^-f%^ ] I shell, pearl-oyster; -17 tree. Chitraka infant. month. Sour eructation. iff if 35 a. White. ^. 1 White -2 The bright half of a lunar SffiSK -15 The sentiment of love ( ijjim ) planet Venus. -16 The (*,*) pute or purified ; ' ( fig To 923 Ms. 5. 108-9. -2 To be auspicious, favourable, or eligible; fitfifw cfmw a. purifying, correcting, -gg- J. a list of errata or corrigenda. -2. a ceiti- -5 Learned, versed in the Vedas. H 1 Auspicionsness, welfare, good Ma. 5. -3 To be made cleur, have the doubts removed *i gCTiff ^StKt?wr Mk. 8. -4 To be defrajed ficbte of purification by penance or atonement. a. 1. clear, clean -2- fortune, happiness, good, prosperity; -Cans. move. UTt^TT' (If:) N. of a Vtdic sage, son of Ajtgatta. [In the Aitareya Brabm&nait is related that king Harichandra,being childless, made a vo w that on obtaining a son be would sacrifice him tothe god Varuna.A son was born who was named Bohita,but gvifefr -^ ; or cleared sinr: ; 5. grqi%Pt. I To purify, cleanse, wash -2 To clear, pay off (as a debt). -3 To refine, filter. -4 To correct. -5 To acquit. -6 To examine, investi- ( 5T>' gate, inquire into. -WITH -qf},-i%,-$f to be purified B. 12. 104 ; Ms. 5.64. Q3[P- P- [ W*;^ ] 1 Pure clean, ; > aifr.g^f^jrRr xrftm ^ pnhfied ; ; *s* Wbite, bright. -4 Stainless, spotless. -5 Innocent, simple, guileless . - 6 (a) Genuine, true. ( b ) Honest, upright. Correct, faultless, upright. -8 Cleared, acquitted. -9 Mere, only. -7 -10SirnpIe,pnre,unraix8d;(opp. ffif). -II Unequalled. -12 Authorized.-U Whetted, sharpened. -14 Not nasal. 3f: An epithet, of Siva, -qj I Anything pure. -2 The pare spirit. -3 Bock-salt. -< Black pepper. -Camp. 3T Ajigarta, as a substitute for himself to be offered to Varuna. But the boy Vishnu, Indra, and other and escaped death. He was then adopted by Viavamitra in his own family ana calld by the name Devarata ]. 5pT^: 1 N. of a sage, descendant praised deities, of Bhrigu -2 A dog. 3 A ; e wife. ^rfo the harem, a To be D. 1. : *tsr: a guard of the harem. afar a king's wife, queen. 3nin%i/- a cleanse, purify. figure of speech ( thus Defined :- it ii a. pure-minded, honest, (-m ) I the pare spirit.-}. N. of Siva 3?if*T: ( s^i^f ) N. of the father of the celebrated Buddha. %3: N. of the celebrated Buddha. $&{ a. pure -- : in deeds, holy. sides tftfaf. one of the right-angled triangle. of a ^awf pure ass. ^j intelligence. t an t?V,->nw,-?ra'o. pure-minded, ^j. killing in a guileless, honest. simple or ordinary way. born of a pure family B. ; : ness. [ 5^-1%* ] 1 ( lustre ^n^i: -3 Sanctity, holinejs Bf^wT^trr^r n^ifSra: q';*r B. ) ; a, Sjsg: Ved. ). purified 1 dog, a bitch. of female dogs. a evil, a. a : virtuous. fare, A having a happy end. auspicious, propitious. a virtuous act. -2- an -2 N. of Agni A num; ( more class of roots. A. wr ( 1 ) To shine, be splendid,look beautiful or handsome; 5? ??WVt -2 To appear to advantage f 'wrwrgTT 5TW* Mk. 1. 10. R.*8. 6. S*r ft rait, ; g,Kr- 16. 18. riivifwrfrat l. go. -4 .B. Purification, expiation, atonement, expiatory act 5rT*mwKr R. 12. 10- -5 A puri; ficatory or expiatory rite. -6 Paying off or clearing ( of expenses U. 1. become, -4 To be gay befit (with gen.); or happy. Cau*. -S To To ( ^nnict-et ) decorate, adorn, grace. -WiTH -i"5 to shine, look splendid. UH/. Ved. Retaliation, icquital. -8 Acquit- innocence (established by trial ). -9 Truth, accuracy, correctness. -10 correction KeotiBoation, -11 Subtractal, tion. -12 N. of Dnrgi. -Coop. -^ honourable $'ii~Hq; o. presaging good, ; a. [ fJ.tfS SJH wwffcf 35 Auspi- ] cious, lucky, fortunate, blessed B. 8. 6 Bk. ; ; 31- 20. 1. 1 -2 ProN.of Durga. Auspicious. moting happiness. ft <m, Beauty, splendour. -2 Kadince, lustre. -3 Happiness. 1 -4 Victory. -5 A ornamfint. -6 AD auspicious offering. -7 Water. -8 A brilliant chariot. fpro- [31 *] 1 Shiniog, bright-2 Beautiful, handsome 3J% ^> ; qe ornament' ed, brigbt. 5JHT 1 Lustre, light. -2 Banty. -J Desire. -4 Yellow pigment. -5 Th Samt tree. -6 An assembly of god*. -7 Darva grass. -8 Bamboo-manna. -9 The Priyangu creeper. STW 1 - [38;-^] -2 White radiant. snlt^s ?raiTf^ 1 ; Shining, bright, tr^ft fg^rrf iT: K. P. 10 B. 2. ; The white 1 : Sandal (said to be n) -2 colour. -2 Silver. tf 1 -3 Bock-salt. -4 Green -Comp. -aigt, -WT: I. the inon. -3 camphor. {[Tciq m. the Talc. vitriol. elephant presiding over the northwest quarter. u?ff: the moon. I The Ganges. -2 A crystal. -3 bamboo-manna. STI% An epithet of Brahman. gr ). -7 a. n. 1. a lucky or auspicious moment, --^rar ^r?nr: perfume for the good news. ; be victorious. ijfir^ gum-myrrh, -ir?: an auspicious planet. -^: the sacred fig-tree. -^';rf a woman with good teetb. pjjr- -y a. Decorated, term used by Panini for 5 the fign of the eighth 1 -73^ gf< >i a. I occupation. elegant, graceful. -2- propitious, fortunate, -jfsiif 69. clean- bad. -2. inauspicious, 1. evil, a. mare. gi q. v. ). A technical U>T - handsome 3ir*3 a. tending to welconducive to good. ftn a. properly BTTT 3HT1T woman. gqfi-rt Air, wind. /. woman. beautiful weal and woe, good and ous place. gwia-^ ) or cleansed. -2 To ( a. Empty. stf 1 j^jber of bitches. -2 A cypher -3 To 1. 69. Purity, -2 Brightness, BTg^'nre 1 ; ; an epithet of Siva. 3Ji a. bandsome (-ifr)l. a handsome woman. -2- N. of Rati. wife of Cupid -3of the wife of Eubera. wrnr r -- ,10 U. 23. indicative of anspicionsness B. 3. 14 wfft 1. a hall in which sacrifices are performed. -2- an auspici- dog. A female A number ' 1. -2 An ornament. -3 Water. -4 A kind of fragrant wood -Oomp. -arsis mouth. -2 An owl. Indra. t chamberlain A young dog. . : -2. a king's m. an attendant in gp, cows Sucabsepha, the middle son of ; 52. To ) the king put off the fulfilment of the vow under various pretexts. At last Rohita purchased for one hundred harem, ^seraglio g5iof>ir&f 53^rsTflTirawt lf| apTW S. 1. 17 KM. 6. MM. pious, virtuous. pj 6 P. ( gsiia- ite P. speak. -3 ( g*fr To ) 1 To shine. -2 To hurt, injure. a demon killed by ^pT: N. of Durgi. -Oomp. -urf^Vi -nff'fr n epithet of Durgi. : 924 X A GS$0 1 To hurt, kill. or steady, stop. -3 be firm or fixed. -4 To be sense- 5T( 51, 4 - -2 To make firm To less, to faint. 10 U. (g^irm-a) i To gain. -2 To pay, give. -3 To create. -4 To tell, narrate. -5 To leave, forsake, .fTjTr abandon. 2. 23. -2 To emaciate. -3 To destroy. -4 To extinguish. -5 To drain, suck op, absorb. -6 To exhaust, empty. -WlTH 3^,-ift ! to be dried up, dry up; Bk 10-41 ;Bg. 1. 29. -2. to pine, decay, wither. ($, -*r to be ^ duty ; ] I Atoll, tax, customs, particularly levied at ferries,piBses, roads &c. U*:, -g 1 Drying, drying up.-2 cole in the ground. fTrT! /. I Drying up. -2 A hole. -3 The hollow in the fang of a snake. gar: Wcl^T^te g?5T*Wnfmic*m lffr?ir?*wrr nprr f^gr^c dowry .-7 Present given by the groom to his bride. Coarp. defrauding (government) of vi%fi, -artl ? 5*. " TJref^r due its a toll- 1 revenue. bride- collector. -^j 1. the giver of a nuptial pregeut- -2- an affianced suitor. cmtom- a toll-station, -Jiwr -turn hole. wind-instrument. A -2 river. of sort perfume. Air, wind. . g\-?f .p. [ 1 ] g* dried Dry, up srrwnrt <m pretended, mock ^rvf^?nr ^f S%Sl^ Si. vain, uselets, un- 5T -5 Empty, 10. 69. productive causeless. W ^t fjnfSrti ; M. -6 Groundless, -7 Offensive, harsh *t& ; 2. ; ; msar i IT* arisi w r Subhash. -Ooinp. a rind of grass ( s>,=rr ) y: A restive horse. -: /. Growing, increasing. [3^-^ TTt 3?f: ^ V- C* Up. 2. of the fourth or the Itst of the four principal tribes of 'he Hindus; he is said to have bee-iborn 19] A man ^> from the feet of Purusha q^*lt anrritT Bv. 10. 90. 12, or of Brahman, Ms. 1. 87, and his principal business was to serve the three higher csstes ; sunr the -Oomp. cf Ms. 1. 91 ; ) . A 1 Ijftrr 3. 98. -5 A nuptial -6 Marriage settlement or -2 A -2 The Fire. 1 A 1 A atmosphere. -3 : Ms. * of Full [g*;i%^] boles, perforated. rat or mouse. < ; u *f T?R'<Ji'*s{ 51. 8. 204, 9. 93, present. a. Hr$* 3:5 ; w v. dried up. A A hog : the daily arntrm Priyangn plant. ceremonies or observances of a Sftdra. -T?4f water polluted by the touch of a Sudra. -?*, -qfr: the fipr: an onion. duties of a Sudra. -ifjTT: man of any of the three highwho has become a servant a er castes qj^j a. consisting Sudras. of Trsf^f: one who mostly conducts a sacrifice for a .S'udra. a Sudra. to ^fc the Sftdra, or servile class. Ir^iT serving a Sudra, being the servant of a Sudra. house. ^y'ij A | cord, rope, -2 string. ( Copper. 10 D. SJ*($O ( gw-ssr-ufl-f)) send away, 1 To give, bestow. -2 To dismiss, -3 To measure. -4 To create, produce. A r Pe S5*( ?* ) C 3?-3Tl ] 1 A eacriflcial -3 -2 Copper. itrmg. rite or aot.-4 The proximity of wate r, a place near it. -5 V rule, law, an. > institute. -Comp. ?*r, See A A [-a-fl^SS^ De- I ] -2 Service, attendance. Obedience, dutifnlness. UTr I Daairn to hear ; 33 WcT Mu. 3. -2 Service, gsj^T "f !pTfnfff obeattendance. -3 Dulifulneas, dience. -4 Reverence. -5 Telling, aying. jpjtj a. I Desirous to -2 hear. Deeirous of serving or attending. -3 Obedient, attentive. P. (5THiIi, gT ) 1 To be ^4become dry or parjhed up dried, ; Bh 3. 92. -2 To be withered. -3 To languish, become emaciated Pt. ; 1.49. -4 To be afflicted or dispensed. Caus. ( 5finif^-it ) 1 To dry up, wither, parch ; ^ sf a lizard. husk. yn% dry ginger. jj^f: 1. a vain or groundless quarrel- -2. a mock quarrel ; less enmity. soar. r: I Mu. g-jf %< ground wound, 3. a healed Dried 1 f?\ Bg. -2 Flesh flesh. The sun. -2 Fire. The sun. -2 Fire. 1 jgar A woman -Comp. woman a Sudra of the S&dra tribe. one who has a Sudra vrr4: for his wife, -^ffl marrying woman. g3: the 8on_of a Sudra woman any caste ). ( the father being The wife |Ji*u?:, -# in general. CH Attentive, obedient. servant, an attendant. SJ'fcTor.-ntT 3Jr a. emaciated. rice in the -Oomp. -jfr ) above. if brass. sulphur. mother. sire to hear. -3 -?tf sift: . -3R: 11. 35. Air, wiod. -3 -4 A bird. of of a Sudra. of a king, the reputed r: N. author of the Mrichohhakatika. 1 Swollen. fpT.p..p. [i?v^] Inc/eased, grown, prospered. Moibidly swollen. -2 -3 Prowess, strengtb. -2 Light, lustre. The 1 gsff^ m. 1 Fire Tha Chitraka trse. 14. Si ; n. 1 22 -2 Strength, prowess. -2 Sight, luitre. Uf5T^ 1 Powerf u', Fiery, high-mettled ( strong. as a horse -2 ). -2 u?ula. soft palate, A slaughter house in general. -3 Anything ( such as a piece of household furniture, whereby life ia likely to be destroyed (these are fiva --a a broom, a fire-place, a giir.it stone, mortir, and a water-pot q^ a5i *zJi 3fff ^"S'lt^O ; ; - The awn of barley &c., beard. -2 A bristle f<j ^, 15?. 1. 24. -3 Point, tip, sbarp end. 4 Tenderness, compas siun. -5 A kind of poisonous insect. -6 The bristle or sharp hair ^f^>: I ' . ; wg^: 3. 68. ) : of insects. air A cowach. -'kimp. ^V?:, -^"(? worm covered of insect or with bristles. yr*4 any awned grain, (as barley). -fqT%:, cowach fiirt flTW- Euipty, valid. -2 Vacant ( applied also to the heart, listless ; irirsrglances &c. ), absent, warer ^fir frt: Mil. 1. 17 ;*ee Non-existent. 4 jsq- below. -J Lonely, desol.t^, secluded, desertn *- K. P. 7 Bk. Ced . ] 1 ^?- ; 9 ^5 ^.n ; 5TFT H'i) 3rt4i%TiT5? ; A kind of grain. -2 TenderneM, compaasion. '* Awned, bcardvd . downcast, dispirited 5!ftl Jrirn rg^r?Ka(ar nvfzn Ku 3-75; Ki 17 39 -6 Utterly devoid or depriv ; 925 ed of, without, wanting instr. or in comp. ) ; in ( with 3*g?nre>^rr S. 5 311, 3^*, &c. -7 Indifferent. -8 Guileless. -9 NonSi. 1 1. 4. -10 sensical, unmeaning r { A vacuum, void, Bare, naked. I -2 The sky, space, atmosphere. -3 A cipher, dot. ^Non-enti- blank. ty, ( absolute ) N. STfl^: 1. non existence ;T man. -Oomp. -qq-Cr the passage of the soul, -mjq-; a uollow reed. -HT^, a. absent-minded, listless. with a blank race, with a downcast countenance. CTf: the doctrine of the non-existence of any thing, the doctrine of a Buddhist sect. m- 1 an atheist. -2. a Buddhist. J^TT a. I absent-minded V. 2 S. 4. -2- open-hearted, unsuspecting. ^' fio mf^ . ; ; ren woman. -3 The prickly pear. U. (sujjfeHt ST^IO *jfat ) 1 To act A I |Tff ; ; a winnowing-basket. an elephant. by shaking m. ST,?:, An jf/S; P. the be pjwerfnl. -2 To make vigorous exertions ; see ?rr also. To be ill. -3 To -4 To pierce, 1 or [SrS-*] 1 A sharp pointed weapon, pike, dart, spear, ^t7:-<7 An _2 The -3 meat trident of Siva. iron-spit ( iron-chain, fetchain, fetter in genera- -2 A ( fig. also ) A for roasting' stake for impaling criminals (^ag;)^w^fr If^r Mk. $fte? -5 Any acute or -6 Colic. -7 Gout, rheumatism. -8 Death. -9 A banner, 1C. 21, Kn. ; -5 A measuring chain. -6 A series, succession. -Comp. a variety of ?}'jn75?: 1 -Oomp. the point of a pike. iff5>:/. a kind of Dftrva jra. sedagrass, -srrasj iron -filings. tive, anodyne, -fsf ^ rn. asa fcetida. srnr ^t 1 m. epithets of [ gr.-3i^ ] mighty valiant, P- 7. Brave, heroic, K. ^ g^g- A t: I ; ^rr hero, wurrior, ^ valiant man. -2 A lion. -3 A boar. -4 The sun. -5 The Sila tree. -6 N. of a Yadava, the grandfather of Krishna. -7 The Arka plant. tree. -Oonrp. -8 The Cbitraka a contemptible warrior ; Mv 6. 32. -JTPT arrogance, vaunting. Hrf^ m. a boaster, m . pi. N. of the braggart. country about Uathura or the inhabitants of that country R. 6. 45. gjor: [ % ^ ; .Siva ; K. 2. $Tf. w the castor-ail plant. a. impaled. a j^T a kind of barley. lancer. 5^ m. asa fuetida. w. A gj7^Tt restive horse. ^JTT 1 A stake for minals. -2 A harlot. impaling cri- Roasted meat. a> [ pike. 33 -s?. ] -2 Roasted on * hare. Having a 1 a spit. TJJ-. A Roasted meat. a. [ ^Jwir a. one who fancies himself witn a spear ( syVfi-^ ) To measure. rt-f A winnowing-basket. -$ A measure of two Dronas. Comp; 0. -2 a. ?j*3%cT Me. 34 ;Ku. an The : S. Ravaua. She was attracted^ by of and tbej beauty Rama, olicited him to her. marry Bat he said that as be bad already got a wife she had better go to Laksh nana and try him. But be too rejected her, and back she came [ Rama. This circumstance excited Stta's laughter, and the revengeful to demoness, feeling herself grossly assumed a hideous form and threatened to eat her up. But Lakgbuiina out off her ears and nose, and thus doubly deformed her ; see R. 12 32-40]. TTWt wind produced insulted, [ aj5 on a spit S. : 4? ; 'tf^ 1^ ] 1 Roasted anfi^f ^ Roasted meat. p. srqrl (^ft) To bring A jackal beget. -2 : i To produce, forth. ; see top or summic of a a?^ : ?jr ^tfar 1**1t f3f Me. 14, 52 Ki. 5. 1 ; R. 13. ; 263 The top of a build- -4 Elevation, height. -5 Lordship, sovereignty, supremacy ; eminence ;?jii *T gtrRimTP)r$r: Any peak, point or projection in general. -8 A horn ( of a buffalo &o. ) used for blowing. -9 A syt=q-s$iTget R. ringe nofr?*-i 16. 70. -10 Excess of love, rising ; A A mark, sign. -13 water. -Oomp. lotus. between terval cow &o. fountain of wit* *Pce or inthe horns ( of a T^ ). an arrow. ( a lofty summit. alee-ffood. -3f ) fifa: butting. of -12 A wh^ Siva. an epim. the tree. )< 1. N. of a town on the Ganges near the modern Mirzapnra U. 1. 21. -2 ginger. ; %Wf ginger. ^T9)t -V I A horn. -2 A horn of the moon. -3 Any pointed thing. -4 A syrjnge Ratn. 1. ; QqT^ 1 ^jirra belt, w. WH3J aif^ wi-^ j'Tf ] 1 A cheat, rogue, swindler. -3 A coward. -4 An ill-natured man, one using harsh words- -5 N. of Krishna. -Oomp. nf jftrsi: a, kind jujub. -5Jj:-fs/. a kind of cucumber. ffrfr: birth in a future life as a jackal. QH: an epithet of Siva. : jackal. \ ing, turret. -2 Deserving impalement. 2. 13 Cbampaka ) fig-tree. ?jrmt^niff ; -2 The 2. 6. thet Indian fettered, R. 16. 3. 57. ( stray- Un. sif rftl ) Chained, horn 123J gr: elephant. char ( tor 'having finger-nails like win' no wing -baskets, N. of a sister of sror! HOT ; ift ] 1 m. 1 A Suffering from oolio. spearman. -2 A hare. -3 N. of Siva; 5. him from bound. of desire. -11 Armed fJT?j*nTt ^T( R. 15. 8,^lJW animal with clogs on r%Tf?3'5^?l%: ; **: 3j<7 root. to be a hero. An ) mountain a. irffsir Yamaha; see Ki.15. 42. A chain -2 A camel in his feet (to prevent ing chain, on an roast 'to ( sjySTf ). ; ; 5. 73. sharp pain. an ensign. 90 9. Git. 3.-3 A chain for tying the feet of an elephant fcfttar gOTHgWOTuhHSf B- 5. 72 Ki. 7. 31. -4 A chain or belt worn round the waist. general. -3 -4 Bk. ; anvil. impale. lance. female jackal. An 1 TV.] i ter. I noise. disorder. ill, iron-spit' hero, An (sjsiTt) a loud -2 To make make A I Flight, retreat. . A ^Pfor, ^tf /., iron-image. -2 srwl -J fox.. email winnowing-basket N. of Surpanakha. -3 toy for children. -2 or fan. ?JT!t5r , -2 A Peaked, -m. a. A moun- tain. [ -2 A ?irr?: I N. of a mountain. -2 N. 3- A place where four of a plant. roads meet. ?jTrs3f: A mountain peaks. *- 1 A roads meet. -2 A door. with three four kind of pastry .-3 place A where 926 The sentiment of love or sexual I passion, the of first sentiment erotic the the nine ( or eight sentiments in poetical compositions it is of two kinds: jJHmgTK and ; q. q. v. 1 ; thus IB ( it H^f l% v. ) ; defined 1<9 T[ *JfT : I jff: $ $>m ?ffi A. 1 . -J[. breaking wind amorous interviews, an elegant dress. -4 Coition, genial union. -5 Marks made with red-lead on the ( body of an elephant. -6 A mark general. r. | W3P-P- Cloves. -2 Red-lead. ; : amorous interviews and other purposes. *T3TT: an assistant in love-affairs, a confidant of the hero cf . ^fapR. ): Love. tfft -i ( ) qr Red-lead. a. I Impassioned, affected by love. -2 Reddened, -3 Adorned. a. 1 Amorous, impassionenamoured. -2 Relating to love. m. I An -3 Stained with red lead. impassioned lover. -2 A rnby. -3 ed, 1 ,. ridicule. mock, ), betel-nut tree. -6 ?jg: 1 Intellect ( yfo -2 The ). 5T 9 P. ( gorffir, =jf (0f ) asunder, tear to pieces. -3 To injure. ?T?T ^ destroy kill, Ki. 14. 13. shattered. ft To be ) I decay, waste away. to seize wither ; away. ijfwr Bh. . hurt, ; Past. -2 To wither, WiTHsrrorft -Pass. ^ tear ) to fade or chaplet, toft, a worn on the bead ; crest, garland of Bowers wrn3 ^r wqtrSfsrw* Ku. A preparation Gold for ornament*. -/. The Ji^KrT a. Crested, tufted, peaked. The penis. -2 A testicle. -3 A tail. Rs. 3. 14.' jasmine. 1 Horned. -2 Crested, peaked. m, \ A mountain. -2 An elephant. -3 A ram. -4 A tree. -5 N of Siva. -6 N. of one of Siva's attendants gift Ak. . ; Gold nsedforornaments.-2 kind of medicinal root. -3 A kind ejift 1 A The sheat-fish. -Ooxnp. gold used for ornaments. of poison. -4 3? r / A hook elephant, a ; understanding. ) I To move. go, ram. oft/. ) [ ^TTOirfU |ft ] for goad H. 2. 165. ; ; ; ; rest, residue ^ ; 3roi?tr>r$rTI *lrf^- Chip. 40 R. 8. 40 Bv. ^HTM? RI^T w5?PT Me. 38 5^*3- ?r\|^ 1 ; ; ; so 30 nrTrn?t ; pricking an ; cape, salvation, respite). q- t 1 Re- -2 End, -3 Death, effect. sult, termination, conclusion. destruction, -4 N. of a celebrated serpent, said one tbonsind heads, and represented as forming the conch of Vishnu or as supporting the entire world on his head ffc rrfir irtnraT T irsft H %in^T the worshippers as among relique ; nJrft SiTrffc* a holy vra^rsrgri wwf npr: snr^ Kn. 3. 22, S. 3. * The remnants of food, remains of an offering. ($fr is used adverbially in the sense of 1. at last, finally. -2. in other cases as in 5fr q#r ). -Oomp. ; ? ( ?rsft -2 To tremble. A oow. -2 The Arabian tfffisi a. ( ; ; 3?w leavings of food. srawold ag- -WTfT: the time of death, -anftr: Intellect, A kind of poison. kind of birch tree. 1 ; ; 5. 78, 7. tiW?T^a ?t< fsTHtftg- Si. 11.46, 4. 50 ; *orsrf 5i$r*sru>jfTr gnryTr ITH TTfr Dk. -2 A diadem, crown. -3 A peak, summit. -4 Tne best or most distinguished of a class ( at the end of comp. ). -5 A kind of Dhruva or burden of a song. -^ Cloves. sheat-fish. A Me. 30, 87 V. 5 ?mq Me. 110 M s. 3. 47 Ku. 2. 44 of t. at the , end of comp. in this sense vrf^rajTiT, | (a) Remainder, 3Tlci<*<)$[1 Ac.-q-;-^ 29 4, 4. 64; 10. to have 2. 104. A 1 ,. ; ( To -2 To l ; : rest, ; r: : of betel-leaves and pieces ot arecanut see : R. 2. Expelled from the bod; -2 Moistened, welted, An elephant. -4 Dress, decoration. -5 The I anus. to ; U. Remaining, the other - ous or love gesture nn%eT f*?Vvrrftrff amorous l>jf R. 6. 12. talk. iftPlrt an vj^of red-lead. of the of lore. epi.het god the sentiment of love. TO: a dress snited fofa: -%5Tt of a play wind ag in -3 Undried ginger. -4 A fragrant powder for the dreas or body. -5 Agallochum. -Camp. -%HT an amortjr 1 To moisten, wet. -2 To cut oflE. -III. 10 U. ( 5jT*neRr ) 1 To stiive. -2 To take, grasp. -3 To insult ( as by see S. D. [*Ksmf*KiF: 210 also ). -2 Love, passion, sexual love ; V. 1. 8. -3 A dress snited to II all in the Second Fntnre, Aorist, and Conditional ) ( 51^ ) To break wind downwards. See a- but Paras, also ( ^w -2 Boiled 1 Cooked. H water, milk Ac. ). ( 152, 154 ] A Ihe snake. penis. -2 -3 Height, elevation. -4 Happiness. -5 Wealth, treasure. -6 An epithet of Agni. -7 Of 6'oma. -^ 1 The pe1 nis (also %?[). fa: ! -2 Happiness. -Oomp. a valuable treasure rgrWkwrf ^wf^r^silw wt ;?wmr: ^f&arfi'^f nirr^muiHt Mil. 6. 114 rt ; HNTT Ms. . TT wTrt 18. -2. assimilation of residues. -HPT: /. the remainder. vftsrw the eating of nBr: the last watch of leavings. the night, -supfc, -srri'hc " epithets of Vishnu. 5T3*r a. 1 Suspended -2 Pointed, peaked. 3T$T: C student science of of water. -2 A the Vedas. ft^Wft f f wm J 1 A Sikshi O r the studies pronunciation, one who -2 ( Hence ) A novice, tyro. One skilled in Siksbi. Learning, proficiency. : f The Apamirga tree. a. Pointed. kind of plant. river. f a loop. has just entered upon the study of one of the 9 treasures of Knbera. % avr WB: ff^faft g.TV. ] 1 The green moss-like substance growing on the surface '^ who in i [ ?tT^-f?] Qnickness, rapidity. 927 sff^-wsr [ Cold, coldness, ] fa ft ; B. 5. 54, Ku. tnl^f 7,^t sisfrgfe^ 1. 36. itrfifow [ ure: wjsr 1 ] Looseness, laxity, relaxation of rnle Ac. -2 Slackness. -3 Dilatoriness, inattention. -4 Weakness cowar; dice. -2 A musician, leader of One who beats time at a A rogue. -5 The Bilva Si. 1. 69. a band. -3 concert. -4 ttfji O^ w . ( ) [ To be lamented or 5i>s?r a. I mourned, deplorable, pitialle S. 3. 10. -2 Vile, wicked. ; N-of : o Satyaki. The degcendants pi-) ( Sini. ; lustre, radiance. ; 3j s Rocky, craggy, gtony. mountain, hill ?& ?fe T mfdrmf%* ST r$- T3r Chip. 55 ; ?fB> A ** -2 A dim. w -J A rock, big stone. 57 I Borax, benzoin. -2 Bitnraen. -3 A kind of dike, collyrium. -Oomp. ^jj. N. of a sijj- the peak of a mouncountry. tain. arei 1. a mountaineer, a barbarian. -2. an attendant on an idol. -3. a lion. -4. a crystal, ztfyq.^ -MrSrnr:, -^?:, -trfih, -nsr: epithets of the Himalaya. sjujjj- |. benzoin. -2- a fragrant resinous substance. g-^pj. the birch tree. 3i?3f: the side or slope of a mountain. jjvf a kind of gandal. ^j |. benzoin. -2. bitumen. a 3pr mountaineer, ; s? %R4 wrt o. as strong as a mountain, firm as a rook ; Ki. 10. 14. Benzoin. -2 Bitumen. I N. of Nandin, : " A A 9. A J A -3 ^wrnwrnffi ( infancy ( Pandava army. in general [ Rr^ftHk: period cfifoirt on Ms. 1.4; Knll. - -J Behaviour, man 3?w] Childhood, under sixteen ) ft 1 An [ i%^w w?$ actor, a dancer ; sir: i< or: 1 young pupils. ( ? ?rw or q. v. ; eaus. ^nmRr ; desid. i^nrrafi^ ) I thin, : -2 Bed ; m-^ ] Sorrow, grief, ng, deep anguih removal of grief. a clond -3T?fT, a- iree. 3ifr &{%: o. or agonized with grief. dulgence in grief. -sn?r: -am?) a. afflicted q-n^or, engrossed n grief, wholly given ap to grief. said to rise the world. of 37 1. 8. -2 saffron. Red, pnrple, Blood ?qfl (^fiw-pT^) w I I ; -Oomp. Saffron. anv' yr^cr a. blood-stained. TlWt a ruby. ^vt red sandal. m. Bednegg. Un. 2. 4 ] Swelling, in- -f^i^ a. reswellings, discntient. -i^jy. tnrj hog-weed. discutient. the ^f^\ inthe Asoka Blood. N. of ruby. moving afflicted or 1 345. 3T?nq m., -775*1 1. a red stone. -2- a ruby, -qtf a red lotus. the Kovidira tree. tM a tumescence. -Comp. MI -f^iirfJ of. srffiT. at the destruction [ B. 14. 70. -Comp. the fire of grief. ; -Oomp. which is ; IfT 5T>: Kn. Yel- Gonrfavana and fullGanges near Pataliputra lead. distress, affliction, lamentation, wail. tree. ibid. [ ; ^nf planet Marg Mu. To sharpen, whet. -2 To make 8 iTf*nr?rfim'i5^rrfiHi at >n>frw: B. 7. 36. -6 The sfior or past. flia, ; 1. river, rising in ing into the crimson. Inatrnction 21 l. Crimson, the red colour. ; ) [ or agonized with grief. ] ; -2 Bay, reddish-brown. -3 <*. ladamba TV. Ve. ; ram-3TJr ] Be. longing to the cold or dewy season. fs A black kind of the Chataka . , ner of acting, conduct, course. [ ?rr<>r-3 -2 Fire. -3 A kind of red sugar-cane. -4 A hay hcrse. -5 N. of a male vSi ). B. 1 . 8. 4 P. q*fa- move. go, red. Mu. low. N. of one of the fonr -2 N. of a king horse ll^K ; Ircfr To (^Tioiffi) | kind of fra- attenuate. ' Foolish. 1 ] : river. horsej of Kri^bpa. and warrior in ttic actor, a dancer. 1 A short explanation of a grammatical aphorism. -2 A mode of expression of interpretation wtaT- ? Bed, crimson, tinged red 1. 7. Siva's at- A hypocrite, an impostor, : ( orr or oft/. ) 5T>ar o. 1 5frf3rrr -' 3r$T P. 1 -2 To become bird. a cheat. 8' cheat. : Kn. 5. grant wood. tuition of : [ ?33L' -2 Low, wicked. -3 Idle, lazy. 3; I A fool. -2 An idler, sluggard. -3 A low or wicked man. -4 A rogue, ' tendant. an an epithet of ) Valour, heroism. ? ITTO: [ $<*&* Dp. 4. 38 ] kind of acqnatic plant, moas ; ^IT S. 1. 20 I Ku. Story. ( TT/. ) ^t 1 N. Relating to the god Siva. of one of the three principal Hindu aectj. -2 A member oE the Saiva if N. of sect. -2 The thorn-apple. one of the eighteen Farinas. ; K. P. 10 frejsniv ?i(f^5%5T: ( Light, flre. KookinejB, hardness. -grr, epithets of Parvatt Tfiora^: (?!/) |r?T ; B. 4. 51. 5i?r: 1 -2 Aflame. -Comp. Parvat!. SUIT] 1 [g^-?w] 3Tti%( fr^nf^ifH f?rer"c?n% R. 6- 51 fra1T%5 f5U*rera! Kn. 1. 55. -2 Fragrant rgin. -3 Rock-salt. -Tfr N. of See : Lamentable, deplorable, mournful. uiamt if ] 1 Mountainous Jr^tTWffhnqTorf^T<7or: V. 4-2 Produced from rocks. -3 Mountain-like, hard, stony. Jf: I A lion. -2 A bee. ij 1 Benzoin ; . grief. J%5| a. Sorrowful, dejected, sad. a. Distreeging, afflicting. sf Grief, sorrow, lamentation. tree. 1r%T a. overwhelmed mtth any cause of sorrow. TOrsf ( -m. -jr, dropsy. ^qr a the marking-nut . ) plant. 5ft*T : [ 5'^-^ ] 1 tance, paying off ( -2 -3 Acquit- Purification. Correction, rectification. as of debts Retaliation, requital. ). -4 928 a. far or ftr/.) [ ^A kind of earth. sfretr a- ( sfr/- ) [ gi-|Sr^-F5 533. Purifying, cleansing &o. wi ] sr 1 (a) Purifying, cleansing. (I) cleansing or washing of a wound. -1 Correction, clearing away errors. -3 Ex- -4 Payment, act determination dis- Ku. . 4. 39 : so air*r$fl*! -2 Emaciation, withering up; 5rrT5?H!,?P'?ftV:--3 Pulmonary consamption or consumption in gene- spirituous liquors, a vintner, A famale vintner Retaliation, requital, puniHDmcnt. H. J -8 Subtraction (in math.). -9 Green vitriol. -10 Fecee, ordure. *\ The lime. <* ing up. -5 Dry ginger. fTffirerp.p. 1 Dried up sfrffcw fir fr?r^ ftaniHT^T: Roj: Snbh&sh. -2 Emaciated, withered up. -3 Ex- court ; Mk. officer in criminal a 9. A broom. ^fmp.p- [m-fa^ 1*] hausted. siltrsfr Pun- I ned, cleanaed. -2 Refined. -3 Filtered. -4 Corrected, rectified. -5 Paid ft^oft ^ra?ftai: D. sijvT 3p-ir^ [ <"T ] To be A cp sir: An Ped, reflned, paid off accused person, one who haa to clear himself of the charge brought a. &o. pearl. ^fl^t^f^: An epithet of Buddha, a- pearl. A planet. -3 A burnt offering for the production of happy results. -sir 1 Turmeric. -2 A beautiful or virtu- ous woman ?rf%^ ; iftW 5TT*r% vifira'- rof^T# three A sort of poison. ; 1. 19; S. Me. 52, 59. (6) Natural beauty, grandeur ( as of a mountain) siilfsiim R 2.27. -J An ornament, graceful ?fnW Wf T,HJexpression Si. 2. 107. -4 TurSjptatvrirtraofcr meric. -5 A kind of pigment ( ifkfa- at a 5TT^^: N. of a great sage, ] A I butcher -^r? g?prr ; ' tied, 1 U. divinity. 4 Th N. of a tree : -^q : 1. 5. -2 The city of see ; sft- : A 1 juggler, conjurer. A -2 y& hunter, fowler yi^r^raTat f^srw tfiran ^ ?flPT*r 5TT: Bv. 1. 114. ; 1 - of a Prakrit* dialect. 1 N. of Vishnu or Krishna. -3 The plarM Balarlma. Of -2 Saturn. a privy. 5Tii%*: 1 cleanser. -2 N. of a tribe. A waiherman. P. 1 ( t?ft )-o be proud ) ( "/if/^fHr belonging to a basket. or ^ haughty. S;rw [ ^ W^ "I 5?,] heroism, valour ^ftefr a. PronH, haughty. Measured by or or winnowing- 1; : A hero, champion. -2 A proud man. -3 An ascetic. -4 An upstart. ; 1 Pride, arrogance, haughti- -2 Prowess, heroism. 1 Prowessi tftt% Bh. 2. 39 ; a* Snbhish. -2 : : I Slt?^ tb- -J A bird-catcher, hunter. -3 Hunting, chase. of a relative.-3 Cleansing, purifying. ness. slaughter, repnted author of the fligveda Prae t'*&kbya and various other Vedic compositions. ^ . sfrnl Meat kept ^fttf clearness. -4 Voiding of excrement.- 5 Uprightness, honesty. -Oomp. -sn^fn:, -* ; irsnNw*iir: ysvfr <wt T 9. 160. I ; 1 %: Uarischandra. Purity, clearness wni Pt. iRT 5Ti^r !firT> 1. 147. -2 Purification from personal defilement caused by voiding excrement, but particularly by the death fa. a., Re- ) a betel-nut tree. W: MOT] tree. Light, lustre, brilli) Sp'endour, ance, radiance. -2 ( beauty, elegance, grace, loveliness w-w] Ms. ^fr*r: mixed The Sobhanjana Semi- ) [srap-auor] 7 Whiteness, -2 -[ ( ) man of any of the first castes by a Sftdra woman ae The son of nal. : ous, fortunate. -4 Richly decorated. -5 Moral, virtuous. -*. I N.of Siva. (-rfr/- lating to a StUlra or his tribe. Acid, acetic. A rfV/. ( the marking-nut plant. 1 Sbioing, splendid. -2 Handsome, beaatiful, lovely. -3 Good, auspici- Proud, haughty. -2 son of sfr/- ) I Relating to a acetic. ( 5iTTinf , a. : 3. 5. -2 Acid, against him. 3?N> [ 3 "H. ] Swelling, tumour, intumescence -Oonrp. -f^Rj, -y<j m. Drying np, wigf^ttHgfcft ; flock of parroti. a.(^\f.) pnri- pepper. 1 house. 5Tif>?T. a. ( oft /. ) thering, emaciating off,discharged.-6Requitted,retaliated. -7 Acquitted, absolved. 3. 11. demon. Elevated, raised up. ; An yfp-T^^T: A : Long long pepper. of 1 Drying np, desiccation. -2 Suction, sucking up, absorption. -3 Exhaustion. -4 Emaciation, wither- sir, ; ; Drying np, desiccating. -2 Causing to wither np, emaciating S. 3. 10. -or; N. of one of the arrows of Cupid. g and seller of distiller -ft ?rtvni?r^*if fW 5WinT^ Sur. - Oomp. HHt the root of ral [ A 53S ?ft 3T ] ; charge, acquittance. -5 Expiation, attonecnent. -6 Refining of metalg. -7 11 Drying up.drynees; gvr-l^- -2 Purgative. -^Corrective. ajf: I A purifier. -2 (In aritb, and alg.) The subtrahend. Purificatory. 1 ] Strength,power, might. -3 Representwar and supernatural events on the stage cf ation of . ; ; sii q. v. ). -Oonrp. 3t3PT: N. of a corated. -2 yuivnr a- 1 Adorned, graced, de- Beautiful, lovely. I Shining ; Ku. P. . Addicted to drinking, 31!.] 1 fond of iTqnor. -2 Excited, intoxicated, drunK&c. (fi^.)i wtH^inHsor ^%i^i msi^ffirV*. 5. 21 'drunk with pride or very froud.-3 Skilled in ( with loc. or in ocmp. ) 379- very useful tree. 5Tffvm.p. p- 1 5. 44 ; B. 8. 12. -1 Beautiful, lovely, handsome. ; of tolls, A ] superintendent ouatom-offioer. = . ( <#/ ) A [ coppersmith. ^-W Relating to dogs, canine. pack of dogs. -2Thesta'eo of a dog. ^ 1 A nature 929 a. ( sfr /. ) 1 ,.., Canine. -2 Having the qualities of a dog. if 1 The nature of a dog. -2 The progeny - . of a dog. 5?r /- ) [ Belorging to or lasting Hav- cuckoo. -9 The Priyangu creeper ; M. 2. 7 Me. 104. -10 The indigo 4.63. 1 The holy basil. -12 The seed of the lotua. -13 N. of the Yamuna. -14 N. of several plants. ?1T*U5r: A kind of grain or corn ; ; ; - (ifmsi^) To P. 1 a. ] L ing a beard, boarded it plant. -1 wink, contract the eyelids, twinkle. ( till f Winking, twinkling. ?f A to-morrow, ephemeral. ( ST ) 5zrwragt%qR^r wink. Don. A. To become black, prove impure ( as gold &o. ) 5*rrm*li^ Relating to a wild beast, -2 Savage, fierce, wild. f A vendor of flesh. -2 habitual eater of flesh. The <j price of dried meat. sffS^sSy: A. See exude flow, ooze, 1 . To trickle, n^^r (Terror ; trmspsrwfff -f^rr^ U. 3. 34 ; Si. 8. 63 Ki. 5. 20. -2 To shed, pent out, diffuse, scatter. -WiTH j% to ; flow, ooze, trickle TT^T sjnrftf^rr ; A 8. 2. v. 1. *?% jf (( JT >r:,*fK flowing, exuding. jjp^ ,>sj^ra'^ gag Mai. )w* Oozing, term technical Panini for srr, the sign of class of roots. by used by the 9th technical term need by P4pini for g, the sign of the 5th class of roots. 1 The mouth, face. -2 The ^q-Ji body. -3 A dead body ( m. also in this sense ). 3*5174 [ V\ ft^'Tr. ?*H: wr: A ] M. J. 5 ; 3TTS*r: cemetery. ifNrr. frequenting burning grounds Ms. o. Ppnft^, a ghost. vrtei,, -^^, -^rf^ -irf53C w7 . ; l. 10. [.$ er, ; fr^s a hoi so suitable for peacock. a horse sacrifice. ; magical rites in a cemetery to acquire control over ghosts. )i ) A -2 A 1 o. Black, The beard ; with a beard. -3^ ?fa. cf wife's broth- A 1 wife's A -2 brother. woman a barber. dark blue, black- 36 ; sxiHBn'l-^sfr: U. 2. Black colour. -2 Black jiopper. -3 A large bee. -4 The sacred of Durga. ?.r M dg-tree. 4 ; Si. 18. . The indigo w. ness ; 5nur *r or g*r/. a. ( ^IPT Vb. '( ?TT or ) daik night ; shadow. -3 kind of particularly a Vb. 3. 1. -2 Shade, daik woman. -4 A woman (tfrmniwr ; 3. 8 ; or tfa e'twfl^i'n - The white ^ A 1 ( ^pft, Silt, or s'icT ) ?fi!T move. -2 To be congealed or coagulated. -3 To dry up, wither. I To go, [ &W ira limiting, chase. Hawking, A ( sMT ) To go, creep. (smfa) To go, move, creep. U. ( *rarit, 1_P., 10 bestow give, give away, with ft) B. 5. 1. ST5 To Wioill^ ( ) nsnally ; Si. 8. vtf rath i. e. 5ft^!Wt N. of a tree. 5HTflt 5^rJ?ft^TTflJTr^TiT on N. 9 neral pile. -2. a hawk-like, and desperate, act. f m. a falconer. iITrl P. A White. burning on a separate fu- ^jfTTcn dark- i*Tr^4%: Ht: 33, I 1; N'ght, tree. -2 Whiteness. -3 A hawk, falcon. -4 Violence. 5 Ved. A horse. -Oomp. srvirnr: the swoop of a hawk Mai. 8. 8. 3rw, -^)f Vikr. 10. 3. 1 1 colour. 1 S'Uftr ?1H^ ] The white colour. plant. Blackness, 3. ) [ -Comp. j|fj: the mango -33 a. brown-toothed. sirflfpTflP : wife's Dark-browo, dark, duiky. -2 Bay, brown. The brown colour. q-. fj; 1 25. A 5<Jlri*1, 5*m%-Tfr, 5fTc?r sister. ; . according 36 ; Me. grgr ind. root vrr ya &ft. B. 15. jj f f%- /. tto growth of 13. 71. ; TW^TugV 5rr%i Ve. to Malli. morif 5T5HSJ STic*r?wn^ 52. B. kind of edible grain ^> gramineous plant. A kind of of grass 82 ; A wretched brother-in-law. ; . ; -Damp. ^I?H[.] brother-in-law. ?Tn?s(rt nH U. l , 13.53. -6The ir 1 Sea salt. -2 Black thorn-apple. a}t o. dark. (-H;) pepper. -Oomp. the planet Mercury. ^'j: 1. an ( $\&k? ). -2- a epithet of Siva epithets ^r?: an enclosure of the Mil. 5. cemetery %SR^ m \. 8n epithet of Siva. -2. a spirit, ghjjgt. ?n"i temporary despondency, momentary renunciation of the world as at the sight of a cemetery. 377, -?j an impaling stake in a cemetery Ku. 5. 73 -- wtjj performance of 5. 28 ] darkened. a. Blackened, . of Siva. Un. ; J nn ; 10. 39. darkness Blackness, ^(t Tf Ku. 5. 21. -2 Imally, (of metals &o. ) purity, -3 Shady, dusky -4 Dark-green, -w: The green 1 The black colour. -2 colour. -3 A cloud. -4 The cuckoo. -5 N. of a sacred fig-tree at Alluhabad on the bink of the Yamuui ajq- =q- ^ft-srr- tRrgT* 53511* ^r tq*: Subhish. -Oonrp. snip. tbe fire of a burning ground. 117 1 f^nfiT 1. ^s* rft?r?ffrw a beard 2. 10. *ffH(*r^n V. 2. 7 j^^^j^^rS^^Tflit*! 7 ^! D. 4. 19 ; Me. 15, 23. -2 Brown. cemetery, a burial or burning gronnd ; M. si Black, dark- 1 <5^*r*i 5^Tn7T^'^TcTr^f !Jr . j-$ 51- tree. A y ; . technical term used A sticky, viscous -4 Shrunk, dry *rt HftfT: 5"R 3t%5TT: Bh. 2. 44. Suioke. ; Pinini for sr, the sign of the 7th class of roots. %rj ; congealed. -3 Thick, Coagulated, ^fHT " [ ^t-i^ ] blue, dark-coloured ; sj^ below. p (S%m!r) 1 to according to one commentator on Bk. 5. 18 and 8. 100 ). -5 A woman who has borne no children. -6 A cow. -7 Turmeric. -8 The female A *isr. 1. 1, 9 P. Lurt, injure, ( smfit, prefix ee ; kill. H11lS ^ To osfd with tbe ( *rnffi, -II. 1 ) I To rtflr P., To hurt, kill. -2 release. unite, loosen, liberate, -III. 10 ( sroi U ) 10 U. To make 930 be occupied or bnsy. -2 To be weak or infirm. -3 To be glad. efforts, snnf 1 Killing, destruction. Cow. Me. 99. U. To confide, believe, put fafth'in ( with aoc. of thiqg) W: W^r^jiS im'& Mk. 3. 24 asr- 16. 75 3 ; ; 69 ; *T^i*5TRJk **5 Si. 8. 11, 9. U. 7. 6 ; wgrq- f^5TnT<*T*$ <joi^pr R. 11. 42. tion, religious faith ; sr?[T 1%^ Rfaafi fsmtr awwrT?f S. 7. 29 ; R. 2. 37 17. 3-3 Sedateness, composure of mind. -4 Intimacy, familiarity. -5 Respect, reverence. -6 Strong or vehement desire ; ; 6. Bg. ; Vikr. Mu. fcir -7 The longing woman. W^ig [ ST3T.I of a -sng* 6. 18. pregnant 1 ] Believ- ing, full of iaitb. -2 Desirous, longing or wishing for ( anything ) ; *rrf$ttH{$'T3T5rc;j'rT Taf Ratn. 1. jj:/. A pregnant woman longing for anything. ifa.1. 1 A(sfflr)| To b weak. -2 To be loose or relaxed. -3 To loosen, relax. -II 9 P. ( srwift ) l To loosen, liberate, release. -2 To de- light repeatedly. Wr: 34 2. -4 Penance, austerity, body ; f^w Tr^ WH: Ku. 5. 45. -5 ( a ) mollification of the Loo&ing, untying. -2 Hurtkilling, destroying. -3 Tying, -"W 313 ") perspiration, fatigue be accomplished by dint of labour. wr3r a drill-ground gymnasium &c. w*m a. to ( orr -ofl-/- ) [ r^-y; ] I -2 Liow, base, vile. a 'devotee, or; I An ascetic, religious mendicant in general. -2 A Buddhist asoetio. -3 A baggar. -ojj -ofr 1 A female devotee or mendi- A lovely woman. -3 A of low caste. -4 Bsugal -2 cant. woman madder. -5 The spikenard. *Tffon^ DJU. A. To become a beggar. wfH-T 1 Laborious, toiling, dilior exer- gent. -2 Undergoing fatigue tions. -3 Tiring, fatiguing. y^ 1 A. ( sf^, 3r*r ) To be I careless or inattentive, be negligent. err. WPT 1 ijq :, [r*r-^ 'S^ fuge, shelter, If?, ft. 84. protection, Re- T] asylum ; liberated, as in lighted, Tbe ear SfTtrt-otT Causing to boil, boiling, fsrfra Qlt. 5. vfittltp.p. I Boiled or caused to be boiled. -2 Seethed. jf Boiled meat stars. oneself, take pains, To exert labour. -2 toil, To perform austerities, mortify the acts of penance ) ; fqpr- by sTinrifc ifrft Ku. 5. be wearied or fatigued, f%* 50. -3 To be exhaustTHmtfrr $m rsrBunorr urjgTtS K. P. 10 Si. 14. 38 Bk. 14. 110. ; ; -4 To be ; afflicted or distressed TM* wrrat *TJTg>Tf , -2 The hypotenuse or: -orr N. *r> anfmal risra called srf^l- -Orotsp. planet Mercury. in 2 P. ( fifff, containing ture, iri ^ WIT or ; the cam. 1 sweat, heat. Cooked, dressed, boiled. $TTOT -2 Wet, moist, of Boiled meat Rice-gruel. C Faikhfnl, believing. qj 1 A funeral rite or ceremony performed in honour of the departed spirits of dead relatives ; kinds obseat a quial oblation, a gift or offering it i of three is and *f^ Sriddha. -Comp. : -2 A ^iq-. n., - flfTF m. ihe perfuneral cereraony. ^pj^ former of a funeral rite. ^: the offerer of a Sraddha or funeral obof lation. f%Tii -'f the anniversary the death of a relative in whose honour a Sraddha is performed. %^i, over fn- deity presiding -^=r-rr ! neral rites. -2- an epithet of Yama. VUvadeva q. v. -4. a Pitri or g^, -vrr^K m. a deceas1 progenitor. ed ancestor. IT 3^) Relating to w: The recipient of an J'- An ; ed, tranquil. i present Sriddha. "Wearied, exhausted. -2 Calm- [fH-5p] tired, fatigued, A ^j given at a Sraddha. o. Relating to three glory. -4 That which is heard or revealed, the Veda sj-fa snofrq 'because of such a Vedio text '. -5 for To cook, boil, dress, maripea. -2 To sweat or cause to Nf^-^ ) - The act of bearing yf Me. 11. -2 Study. -3 Fame, ot 1 fit Sif^g-r 1 N. of a lunar asteiism, also called Dhanishihd. -2 Theiste- of a cTt 1 ajcetic. -Comp. H7I9 ; Wealth. -6 Flowing, oozing. -Oomp. tbe sense of hearing, the e*r. ^fi?*T - TfTO a lotus fastened in the ear. the follow of the outer ear. within the range of hear< as in SWT'TY'TT ing. ( -V:) ear shot f%% bo within ear-shot'. 77^ nrw Wtfrt:/- [^-ftq;] Fatigue, ex- haustion, weariness. A month. -2 Time. -3 =4}fq-: 1 temporary shed. 'ifTq-j [ fa-sT*; ] tion, refuge, Shelter, A protec- asylum. ; ' ; An sacrifice. obsequial offering. .. ^, ; seetcing. ) 1 or oblation. ST^'Tcq': -ITJ: a Sraddha. of a triangle. lunar mansion nr Rice-gruel. nr 4 P. ( srnfa, *m fice -3. a [?TTIW^ S-M^] 1 Heargwws. -2 The ear. -3 The hypotenuse of a triangle. -4 Flowing, oozing ( for 33 ). -5 Fame, ; 87. -3 Wealth. -4 Hymn. -5 A praiseworthy action. W^fT Fame, glory, renown. *nr?Tf!i Den. P. 1 To wish for fame or glory. -2 To long for a sacri- a snr= glory. ed sweat. worn out by a. a. strung or bound together. -3 Hurt, injured. ^4 Overcome, overpowered. -5 De- ( K. exer- military -6 Hard study. -Oomp. cise, drill. ing tnJ?T/). p. 1 Loosed, let loose. -2 Connected ; body ^ Wm^??I anit^r ; Especially, ) I binding. 4o. ; ; f^^rei ?r asfrHgr^f*3fTisTJt R. 4. 65, 67 ; Me. 17, 52; Ki. 5. 28. -3 Affliction, 76. ( b 11". the tip of the ear. -ffr f* 1T5Tj a beautiful ear. QTT o. pleasing to the ear. 3733. " I The ear. -2 Fame, glory. ; rr distress. R- ir%; fatigue, exhaustion -2 To Loosening, liberating. -2 Looseness. -3 Binding, tying together. -4 N. of Vishnu. ing, ; 1 sprsT effioit Lnbouriug, toiling. 1. 13, To aftw 5>^: ni Subhasb. ; R. Ms. 9. 208. -2 Weariness, Exercise Trust, faith, belief, confidence. -2 Belief in divine revelaI 16 R. urfhtfr ftrr a. Believing, trusting. ) Toi ' hour, exertion, ft!"?: ifi-lt -2 Untying, loosening, release. -3 Effort, exertion. -4 Tying, binding. -5 Delighting repeatedly. snT -u^f- ( cause to be fatigued &c. ; Vf^= [ U-^ J I Hearing, ing. -2 Flowing, oozing. listen* 931 : A A 1 [ fa-cjijj ] -2 hearer. A Buddhist saints or votaries. -4 Boddhiit votary in general. -5 heretic. -6 A crow. A A *fT 9 U. ( ; unwittingly shot dead by king Dtaratha -who was in consequence cnraed by his old parents that he would die of broken-heart separated from his SODS. beard. -1 Causing to be or 1 Knowledge derived from bearing. Relating to [ SJTW 3iCTil<j^ ifa J-j] the month Sravana. - : The month called Srlvana. sriw^r 1 The day of full moon in Sravana. -2 N. of an annual ceremonj performed on this day when the raored thread is pat on anew. >|TfTS a- Told, narrated, related, made to hear or learn. To be heard a. 1 -2 Audible, (opp. ). distinct. city north of the Qanges ( said to have been founded by king Srivasta ). 1 D. ( sreft-ft, fturw-ftfiiq, 3T*, t recourse H. 1. ; wj, farr cau. ; desid. i%sfroft-a, ilmffijrft-d) approach, resort to, have to, to, 171 5 ^fTriw approach for protection; B. 3. 70 j 19. 1 f fiir* r>tr|T ; U. 1 46. -2 To go or attain to, reach, undergo, assume (as a state) PhTOt%farm 83 srnrfr ^5tt Bv. fg^jrwr ^7*: sn-fa* -J To cling to, lean or rest ; pend on ; sfte- JjmvfMlfi U. fting 1. : 33. i. K. 3. 32. on, *nrfr de- f$ri3K -4 To dwell -5 To honour, seive, worship. -6 Jo me, employ. -7 To devote oneself to, be attached to. -8 in, To inhabit. assist, help. To ) tfi cook, Tt, -f^STW: epithets of Vishnu. -4r^jft the flf th day of the bright half of Magha. -nf?h 1. an epithet of Vishpu Si. 13. 69. -2. a king, sovereign. ; / ft- m-fa* [ Un. 57 2. ] lotus. or protection. or sitting on. -3 Clang to, resting -3 Doited or joined with, connected with. -4 Protected. -5 Honoured, served. -6 Subservient, auxiliary. -7 Covered with, overspread. -SContained. -9 Assembled, collected. -10 Having, possessing. fSrfih /. Resort, recourse, ap- qnff the silk-cotton qlw: 'N. of a mountain -gift a tree. plenty ;ftif3':ftnfti{FS'Ba'in. OT5^ fortune favours fr: sififafft^ Mk. 4 the brave Ms. 9. 300. -2 Royalty, majesty, royal wealth ; Ki. 1. 1 -3 M41. 1. Pie: turpentine. pr s I. N. of Cupid. -2. the moon. -3. N. of the horse of Indra. cloves. -2. IJS Dignity, high position, state *JVf5$rr Ku. 7. 45 the marks or insignia of the Bilva tree. (-^) the Bilvat uit. -liWi -<jrc?r 1- the indigo plant. -2. greatness or dignity' Pt. 1. 67. -4 Beauty, grace, splendour, lustre; (*)WWftr**A Ku. 5.21, 7. 2.322. R. 3. 8. -5 Colour, aspect Ku. emblio myrobalan. rg moon. -2. a horse. TTHTO: Wealth, ricbes.afflaenoe.prospfrity, i ' 1 ; ; ' ; ; ; -6 The goddess of wealth, Lakihmt, the wife of Vishnu srrrftf?* ^5TC- *T"f 7rorfhU,4.6;S. 3- 11; Si. 1 1. -7 Any virtue or excellence. -8 -9 Decoration. Intellect, understand- -lOSuperbumanpower.-UTbe three objects of human existence ing. taken collectively (VTIT, 3?*? and spm). ; W: ( m. 1. the garlic. the fore- 5?r a particular mark on head by the Vaishrnvas. 1 J^ra:/anidol of Vishnu or Lakshmi. -2 any idol. happy. g^T, -2. -51 a. I. fortunate, prosperous wealthy, (often used as an honor! ic prefix to the names of mtn). -J. famous, illus- an epithet of Vishnu. -T?W: ! an epithet of Vishnu. -2. a marker curl of hair on the breast of Vishnu; trious. -^jj; -*ff: 1. turpentine. -2. resin. -12 The Sarala tsee. -13 The Bilva tree. -14 Cloves. -15 A lotus. -16 The twelfth digit of the moon. -17 **rT3iaTre?r*?ff H*rfif3wfl?'fcjf R. 10. 10. -3. a hole in a wall made by a N. of Sarosvatt house-breaker. ( the goddess of speech). -18 Speech.-I9 Fame, plory. m. N. of one of the six Riga* is or musical modes. ( The word often used as an honorific prefix to the names of deities and eminent persons sfppsors.wVnffs.WTryjftft:, also celebrated works, gane rally of a sacrei character sfritisalso used *rrI7?f, rffTT?nrT &o. as an auspicious sign at the commencement of letters, manuscripts Ac. Magha has used this word in the last stanza of each canto of his Sigupilavadha, as Bhlravi has used 3$tft ) -Camp. yets a lotus, -fst: an epithet of Vishnu. tt; |. an epithet of Siva.-2-of thnpont Bhavatibiti 8?f*JTf cThTf: U. 1. V^r: an epithet of Kubera. -57^! an epithet of Vishnn. (-t) the red lotus. ff^or a pen. gfTK: ^ftff: an epithet of Vishnu. the word 'sfr' written at the top of a ; srrHT^t ; ; ; ; ; letter, (as 5>rRq; "> *;:, 'ijlffci;, '^, "fjtSH m. epithets of Vishnu Ku. 7. 43. 3? tt&% *ni: 1. an epiperson Pt.-l. 45. thet of Vishnu. -2. of Siva. -3. a lotur -4. turpentine. -sn'aT? m. turpentine. f$f 1. the Bilva tree. -2. the Asyattha or sacred fig-tree. -3. a curl of hair on the breast andf orehead ; : of a horse. resin. moon. fft: >fr 3?: tf^r I- turpentine. -2. *r?rer*: tha cloves. ^TJ; N. of a Vedio hymn. an epithet of Vishnu. -?fier- the sun-flower. a. 1 Thinking oneself worthy. -2 Proud. An epithet of Siva, also an auspicious beginning). a kind of antelope. -133-., Wealthy, rich. -2 Happy, -^sandal-wood sfi^arlfyT^S^li^ H. 1. 97. nf^ft a kind of minor drama. -ip? 1. an epithet of Vishnu. -2- a sword, -irf: a trough or place for watering birds. -inttTs an epithet fortunate, prosperous, thriving. -3 Beautiful, pleasing; Si. 1.1. -4 Famous, celebrated, glorious, dignified as i respect(the word is often used ful affix to celebrated or revered sour curds. (-T:) 1. the circle of the earth, the globe. -2- a wheel of Indra's car. -gj: an epithet of Kama nit?: a kind of palm tree. 3: an names of persons and things) -m. \ An epithet of Visbgu. -2 Of Kubera. -J Of Siva. -4 The Ttlaka tree. -5 The Avattha tree epitaotof Kuber* thets of Vishnu. a. I Rich, wealthy. -2 Fortunate, prosperous. -3 Beautiful. -4 Famous, celebrated. ; fr proach, burn. m N. of a / To go To ; wwrSfaf a 1 Sftft ) iv: a main road, high way. I Jnly-Angost ). -2 A heretic. -3 An impostor. -4 N. of a Vuuya ascetic ( dress, boli, prepare. rfr Relating to the ear. -2 Born under the aiterigm Sravana. art I N. of a Innar month ( corresponding to P. 1 pupil, diiciple ; u**lTWn!tU&l. 10 'in their pupilage'. -3 clues of s of Naraynna. -ifsf a Buddhist saint. sf^i: -^-^ ^ftnr:, -yr.: epistut N. of a city. an epithet of Ki'ua. ; 932 U 1 P. 1. ( *rft of. g. -II. 5 P. (sjofrtft, *jO ^Bjfa, sfig, give ear to To ) 1 To move go, ; ST-TR, wiftfrifc hear, listen to, ^oj n ar*fw i^t V. 2 rft Bk. 2. 10; srr"ff?rwnrnf Me. ; ; -2 To learn, study fnprftft-3 To be attenit is BO tive, to obey. ( yft sg^f 13. ; lT8rT*of ^jjtt Pt. 1. enjoined in the aoriptnree, such ia the aacred precept ) Caul, (ariwft-n) To canae to hear, i. heard', e. is relate, inform wrtra^r: Mu. 4. Desid. (STOTW) 1 To wish to bear. -2 To be attentive or obedient, obey communicate, tell, ; *rrf>i?rsiTf ; Pt. 4. 78 ( Tvherethe word may have the next sense aleo -3 To nerve, ). wait or attend upon SJSJTFT JJ 4. 17 Ku. 1. 59 Me^ 2. 244. ^. ; 3>5t ed *W ft 3WTsi ^?rer I 3 40. R- 14. 61, The object of hearing. -2 That which was heard by revelation e. the Veda, holy learning, saored knowledge *nu3>T5f R. 5. 2. -J Learning in -5 Named, called, -if ; I . ; general ft ( ) ; wnj H%^T T gjWOT (ftwrf?*) Bh. 2. 71. 2. 147 ; 22 Pt. 4. 68. -Comp. 3TVTVT study of tb< Vedas. -3ir%rf a. conversant with the Vedas. &$ a fact verbally or R. 3. 5. 21, ; communicated. -qftfiT a. famrenowned, (-m. ) |. a generous man. -2. a divine sage. ( -/. ) N. of the wife of Satrugtma. -^-=n N. of orally Vedas or Vedio precepts. Vedaa. M. 4. 1. ear. -^ a. remembering what heard, retentive. srr^ni. N. of the father of SUupftla. "arjpr: the planet Saturn. c. irffTf or sanction outer ear. srrnr of the Vedas. a. TOW the in scriptural lore 35. wsfr'nrt 8. 1. root of the ear GU. 1. -2. a Vedic rich the ; wg ; ^ text. >*T the f^^r-r evidence of gi: the range of the ear ; :T a. grateful to the hearing. founded on the Veda. deaf. -2- not knowing a. -Jjjy^f wfSfW a- I the Vedas. not ! fairfirrw recoognizing the authority of the scriptures, disregarding the Vedas. -2. contrary to the Vedaa. -few. Ithe object of the sense of hearing, i e sound gftflinnjgTr Tf ft*iar "fis-fl ft*? S. 1. 1. -2. the reach or range of the ear ^y^ar ^^f^TfmrfShl*ta K. -3. the subject-matter of the Veda. -4 any sacred ordinance. ^vj; boring the ear. gw, -wsfif* a. agreeable to the ear, melodious. 1%fa / ( dual ) revelation and legal institutes, Veda and law. 3jfr = 37: jft: A 1 above. sacrifice. -2 A sacrificial ladle. j^r re Prosperity. HMMMNn f- [ : W imrfafo -2 The 9. 35 ; Ved. asaiitance. our S-f%O *J>: ; Si. 1. 1 Hearing Mu. 1.7; R. , ^7 . - -Comp. 1. 27. 3tftg^ffJTn-nfrrT7: R. 1 Ve. 3. 2\ -3 U port, (known by revelation, opp. ^fff see under ir^). -6 A Vcdvcor saored text ; ?ft ?J*! or ?fa ?jft: ' BO a sa; says cred text'. -7 Vedic or sacred knowledge, holy learning. -8 (In music) A division of the octavo, a quarter tone or interval ; $'\. 1. ]() i n . (see MMli. ad loc).-9 The constellation Sravana. -10 Tne diagonal of a Better, preferable, superior; ; Virtue, righteous deeds, moral or merit. -2 Blias, good religions fortune, blessing, good, wrlfare, felicity, a good or auspicious result ; prMWW 13 f :w irtf ft 7. JTrgtrRsnrir'foHriSr* S. 6 fir *T ft^ ; srra'nisrr% ; ; ; -Comp. arfw^ ! < seeking happi- ness, desirous of felicity .-2 wishing well. -3f{ a. 1 promoting happiness, favourable. -2. propitious, unepicious -TfwT: striving after abaolutlou . *f Yellow myrobalan. 1 -2 Long pepper. : Uij. wr a. 1 Best, most excellent' pre eminsnt (with geu.or-loo.). -2 Most happy or progperoua. -3 Most beloved, dearest. -4 Oldest, senior. yi I A Brahrnana. -2 A king. -3 N. of Kubera. -4 N. of Vishnu - Cow's milk. -Oomp. -3^ the fruit of the tamarind. -ansrtT: I the best order of one's religious life, i. e that of a house holder. -2- a ; J ffeating. -3 A boon. ( a^r- m. treli- Tbe head or president -2 Help, q{ ). -4 progrcstion ( in math. ). m.f., 4.51] tile or other 1 A line, series, row P. 1 perspire. tT^ ^9ff3T W?T?i7r WWft fffir?r^ Ku. 5. 9; Me. 28, 35. ; of a mercan- f*8>* -2 (wmt) "Co p. U. To 1 sweat, cook, boil. pre eminence, ITIJHJJ Superiority, excellence. 3?r guild Pt. l. "^ gression. ; rumour, news, oral intelligence. -4 A sound in general. -5 The Veda ) A ST3T cf. f if; the Vikankala -Oomp. % argtr I ^TOT WT: H. 3. 3, 33 Bg. 3. 35, 2. 5. -2 Best, most excellent, quite desirable; Mil. 1. 13. -3 More happy or fortunate. -4 MOro blessed, dearer n. 1 (compar. of sr?W q v. ). hooMholder.-^rw sacrificial ladle Veda, prosacred knowledge or learn; distinct o. eloquent. A Wiq o- Knowing the ing in general of Progression. ) ; is ficient in succession ; ous, Saraavatt. A I -3 Sequence. by the Vedas. -wVsf^-TT ascriptnal injunction, Vedio precept. gftf^iT a law-book or code of laws. ftf disagreement or contradiction of Heard, lictened I -2 Reported, heard of .-3 Learnt, ascertained, understood. -4 Wellknown, famous, celebrated, renown- *j\fl things. -2 (In math. lion- -9>ft(T o- enjoined or prescribed 1. H'T P- P> [l-'p] gular order. l.a snake. -2. Pnharsh to ft ance, expiation, hear. ( -gj ) a harsh or unmelodions sound,regarded as a fault of composi Vedas. ; to. tent. P. To be arranged in re- -ffrt ; ; A of a the hypotenusa tetragon, cf . -Oomp. MgiTTW trainglo ; see E. P. 9. a kind of alliteration a. enjoined by the TW, ( ifycft ) TO j collect, heap. -2 To be collected or accumulated. ; -2 A flock, tuliltitude, group ; If. 4. -3 A guild or company of tradere, artisans Ac., corporate body. -4 A bucket. -Camp. \JJT?J ( m. pi. ) the customs of traders of guilds. -nj a. R. forming a row, being in a lino ; 1.41. a Crippled, lame. or: A kind of disease. 1 Rice gruel. sftorr constellation Sravana. -2 Tbe hip or loins, the buttocks Me. 82 ; ; The 953 . way. -Comp. .^^ 10. U. ( a^milT-ft ) I To be loose or slackened. -2 To be weak P. 10. -2 A road, the slope of the the broad hips. -X ffa-j -- Tcsgj 1. hips the buttocks. -f^4 1 the rouad Hips V. 4. 18. -2. a waigt-band. ^=j 1. a string worn round the loins. -2. a sword-b-lt. r in lax . ; . The G. L. 37. -4 To hurt, Me. 57 6. Si. ; Embrace. -2 Adherence. An embrace. 1 kill. . Untied, unfastened. -2 Loose, relaxed, loosened, slipped off ; f ^m ST*T!fTar7f tsti 3. 5. 69, -2Clinging or adhering to.-3Unio", junction, contact 1 A. hearer. -2 A 19. 26. susceptibility of a -3 Dishevelled ( as hair ). TSTT a. relaxing one's efforts. loosely cSrV^r, a- banking down sftsjsrftjfbrer; Ku. 5. 47. pupil. ; . ti to yield ; -5W <* sgrg melodious, agreeable to the ear. ; . , A 1 ar^ ( ) ars&fa To 1 commend, applaud praise, 84] | Proficient Veda. -2 Teachable, or yeriedin the tractable. -*r : A learned one well-versed in ~ ! Brabmana, s^ff^ Swelled lag, elephantiasis. -Comp. jfr5T: the mango tree. ^ a- - Mai. 1.5; the property -2 ; s$rt*T [ commendation ; -2 2. Praise, eulogy o HT'fy'f 5>r- I - 5 1 fi'3fTr^ Self-praise, boast Ofr/) [str fas* a?or] Relating to the ear. -2 Relating tc, founded on or prescribed by the Veda. -3 Sacrificial. ft 1 Any observance prescribed by the Vedas. -2 Ritual enjoined by the Vedas. -3 Preservation or maintenance of the gaored fire. -4 The three iacred fires collectively, (. e . sri^ifarand ctftor). -Oomp. wfci n a Vedic rite. N. of a class of Sutra works baaed en the Veda (ascribed to ^ fltsum SrH IWrWT 4o.) Vtf lift #<* ] l The ear. -2 Proficiency in the Vedas. [ 8TPT? irid. An exclamation or formula uged in making an offering with fire to the gods or departed spirits ; a. [ (*<*T.$FT ft Un. 3. 19 ; Ve 2. 4.^-3 Flattery. -3 Small, fine, thin, -4 Beautiful, obarming.-S Si. 3. 46. 55 ntop- p- I Smoolh,goft.-2 Beau^ The Areca-nut. charming. move. ) To K sign; Praised, eulogized, commended. J^IST ["Wsr-uicl] - [f 5 Phlegm. a Phlegmatic. : a. Phlegmatic. ^/ ( ) Pbl egmatic. 1 -2 Producing phlegm. A Praised, praise- 1 U. 4. 9, 13. -2 worthy Ma!?6. 17 Respectable, venrable.-3 Laudable, commendable. ; ; I*pU ['"^^ : J ^-'1,1''] 1 ^ -2 A slave, bauchee, libertine. The science of n. pendent. I fy-rtfir: A libertine. (MT3) To go, move. of A. To Dede- -4 To heap together, astro- t ser- 1 collect. **; 3^5 ] 1 Praising in -2 A hymn or extolling. verse, verse of praise -3 Celebrity, fame, renown, name as in ynrs^is; q. v. -4 An object of praise. -5 A pros^r^fi -2 A kind tree. praio ( xtfiqvTr ) sgr3 or compose in versa, versify. -2 TJ acquire. -3 To abandon, give up. nomy, astrology. [ ; P. (<WfllT) To burn. fan ) I To embrace fs^JTrt 5^t^ 5T<7'Jti'? t ?ft ^gn^ fffar fai>tTiT5T G''- 6 -2 To To unite, stick, cling or adhere to.-3 -II. 4.~P. ( farrSi ( ; verb or saying. -6 A. stanzior verse in generil s^r-TTrTarira'f R. 14. 70 ; - -4 To graap, take, understand Jt3$anr a. 1 A. -4 Service. -5 " r join. Candid, honest, frank. tiful, m aX'"W^] Pblegmatic humour. -Oomp. MnrOTt: dysentery produced by vitiated phlegm* susn^ H. the phlegmatic humour. PT, -fft 1 the Arabian Jasmine. -2 the hog weed. -IJTJ: the phlegmatic humour. f%QWT: a Wish, desire. -Oomp. bsenceof bsasting ?*JTI wuf* I. 1 ] Soft, gentle, mild, bland (as words &c.);Ms. 8 b96. -2 Smooth, polishdelicate. ; ir vant. of. 1 ed 1 Ji.|irfu, . STTTOTIH, Lucky, prosperous ;seo -2 Decent of. 3(*&i%. yjpsJF^ Flattering. Ve. Praising, en I sftrT 1 club footed man. ; s^igcrrH; Bk. 8. 73. i [ *r-J.-<^|, ] logi/.ing. B. 16. 25. -Comp. of a learned Brahmani. ; ; sacred learning; | ; sf*g- pan, double entendre. fvrf%5f trusting nn ( it. baviog for in basis a Slrsha ). Subhlsh.; s^iET^ nnr RfST: Ku. 6.70 the next sense V s^ieqir and give it -2 To boast of, be proud of sftrfsh'f Bk. 16.4. p k. 3. -5 Burning. also. IfT^lr^ijgrs^fSwrSgwas -3 To flatter, cox (with dat.) T s^T^Hf firr: f>iri"jTi%- N. ; ; cf. 1'.V.2. word or sentence more interpretations o'r regarded as a figure of speech and for very commonly used by poets def see K. P. Karikls 84 and 96 ) penetrate. extol, two ( To pervade, ( agrusriJT ) nT vely h ea rd qft$ % er^g srgrf yftwft 13. the root of the JJ.FJ sfr^W Me. ear. 1 P. i^r^ StT^ [ 3;<jfrs>=r g qrtf-p; ] 1 The ear Bh. 2. 71. -2 Proficiency in the Vedag. -3 The Veda. -Comp -$ 7 a to be imbibed by the ear, to beatteo- K- -Oomp. ; sfnj m. j>dTT%T-7=TT: ; (where it has the next sense also). -4 Pun, paronomnia, doulle entendre, t 42. (also written 1 Embraced. -2 Clung, adhered to. -3 Resting or leaning on. -4 Involving a pun, susceptible of a doable interpretation 3T=r ftq- ; a. 1 s^a . -2 The trunk of an elephant -3 An organ of sense. -4 The stream or current (for 313^ q. v.) -Comp. _^-a n aperture of the ; loosen, re- also) jj^af^fT $r<JTff5TT3tT'tt (fig. -, ear. trunk, a nostril -3 To slacken, firm. I 3. ) I To An adherence. 69. unite, ; 10 U. join, connect. -III. embrace. -2 Clinging, Ram. -7 A stac^a verso in the Aniistitnbli metre. Or J^r^fim Den. P. To c^lebrats or praise in song. ^r^ 1 - p - ( M>rT together collect, gather ) ; To heap of. s^or. 934 A lame man. r: A. 1 ( P. 1 To N3 rr>, ( move. go, ) 1 to wife's or husband's father, Ms. 3. 119. -2 A respectable man. fr The father-in-law and ( duil ) mother-in-law. move. -2 To be opened, gape, go, be ) cripple. A split or cleft. A. ( >nft 1 10 D. ill ; -2 ( ( ) To roflr* go, move. To ipeak ) 1 to sotne) (ai?qft only according W3ft-* ) ( a ) To go, move (c) To finish, ^jafir in these To adorn, ( b ) only according to some plish ( ; accom senses 'T: I A brother-in-law, a wife's or husband's brother. -2 The younger brother of a husband. A mother-in-law, a wife's =g^: /. or husband's mother R. ; 14. 13. -Comp. *TUt n>. du. the motherin-law and father-in-law. 2 P. ( a?r%ft, a*w or afffa ) sg-g; breathe, respire, draw breath ; 2. ( tevffl ) pf P. 1 ( ( , * #rfeflt " epithet of Bliairava. 87. -2 Tosii?h, pant, 1- 13. -3 >fnirr% fVfwti R- ; To hisj, snort. -Caus To c*use to breathe or -WiTH 3^ I. to swell, grow irqBTT^lfrsfpJH* ( ; 84. -2. to be The ear of a dog. A dog-keeper, one liv- ing by keeping dogs. ^rflr*: 1 A hunter. live. .,. 1 ; Breath, also) ; where ( tt w?riT: T?51T: ft?: Mu. 3. 14 Ms 4. 6. -2- serviITOT: I. tude, service , Ms. 4. 4. a beast of prey. -2- a tiger. -3. ; a leopard. jsjr. m. a hunter. *T? 10 U. ( m A | chasm hjle, afie V. -2 A den 1. 18 ; ; Ki. ^ 1 I 5-: Mcjijl ) To run, 1 U ( f5irft->r ) tell, ( ^fl ) To run ; see Uv 1- 44] 1 A father-in-law A wiM dog'stnii. - - white; lftft' Mai. omR?Tft^"2. 9. * Whiteness. a. White. fsr a. Ved. While. l:.A Whiteness. o. White. T White leprosy. 1 ] -2 A leprous spot ( on the skin fff'^ f* ) ; *i ffit 1.7. /. sleep. A a 1 Air, wind. -2 To-morrow ;7(iTV s^rSubtaish. -2 Future the beginning of comp. ). -3 A ( at ft 1 wg;c! implying auspiciousness. a ( *hjj!r ) being Irato-morrow, -'trrfhr, -^wws. ("tf^rfrT, a. hippy, auspicious, happiness, good ( 5^^ (*g-*rgff) a. - ) 1. happy, prosperou ( happinB4, prosperity. -2- an epithel of Brahmun or the Supreme Spirit. fortunate. fortune. ) -n. ) ( m. arr/. ) Leprous. leper. a. s^ m- Breithing. *?r^HtT^ P. p r<< y, tiger. A porcupine. A ( a'^ ) To become 1 pant- -Comp. To Savage, feroci- be white, suspension or obstruction of breath. i^ffr a kind of hiccough. |fjf. . r sigh, pirticle 10 ) beast of ^yrcs vn^ind. go A ^art-'-j -4 irrw: respiration a drug used to cure asthma. (fr/- 1 -2 A beast. Asthma. T*nrfT: exhalation and -Comp. rfj- si narrate. ijg A -2 wind. breathing animal, living being. -3 One who pronounces ( letters ) with a hissing sound. quickly. ^^ 42. A Sickness, disease. P. ; inhalation, Swelling, intumescence. r a- qrTf ous. nt. JTfrtT: 14. 33. *W Swelling-; increase. "VJT-'i Ku. 2. -3 Air, izri: ] A dog. dog's sleep', a angry, or ^fr very light sleep. r, 30 dog- currish snarling. 1 Breathing, Hjrg-: [ a*-5f5j ] breath, respiration, heaving ; 3isrrr 1. a ' fjurr gust of wind. *l\%(tfp-p- [ af^-fp ] 1 Breathed, ?r 1 Breathsighed. -2 Breathing. ing, respiration. -2 Sighing. ing. A -2 dog's tooth. * -Comp. 1 fv?C: the a serpent. serpent. tree. 3Tf$T:/. a has sense it : -2 Sighing. -Comp Si. 9. 52. Arjuna rj respiration breathing, Ratn. 2. 4 -2 . ; A Air, *ftnrgr5T'Tfvr: Si. 11. 21. N. of a demon killed by Indra. I Me- ) be purled up proud, ' wind increase, gw keeper. ( . ; with pride. t keeper or breeder of sporting dogs. iff^rK! ITJT: a pack ot hounds. I . a hunter. -X a dog-feeder. %3: a jackal. HTI snappish or cumuli fellow, -fstjr -prwr a night on which dogs bark. -fto a jackal. a pack of dogs. tjrcf ff^r: /. 1 the life of a dog ( to which servitude is often likened ) ?^>sf$rf^- ; 14 79. 15. 30. -2 Tothrive.prosp*-. -3 To go, approach, move towards. : B. 8 heave The T^STTW wiha^rwjBk.6. 19,31 ; ; inoi-e ise, (flg. also), as the eye ) . ; i Relat- a. a? To grow, Sfr) 1 to swell To 1 K^T7 ), father-in-law. ). To speak illOn. 1m. [ K-*ftn ft cc. pK 158 ] ( Nom. v, fT a. ( ift/. ing to the morrow, future. future. VIST ?r ] White *f>W*f B ; - !TrT: L U -f " ! ' The white colour. -2 A conch-shell. -3 A cowrie. -4 The planet Venus. -5 Sukra, the regent of the plantot. -6 A white cloud. -7 Cumin seed. -8 X. of a range of mountains;: see or f $j7&. -9 ^- o a division ftff^s of the world. aw. -^r if m - Silver. a c a ' -Oomp. of Jainn -fg: a kind of sugar-cane. an epithet ot Knbera.-sjfJTj, T^* an epi-q?t * white lotus. ascetics, : !: Airivata, the elephant of Indra. %}: |. far white leprosy. a Buddha or Jaiaa eaint. -2- tho ibet of 935 dcocending node. qfr?T: a fish ( ?n?r. ) -^7: 1. T3Tt, kiud ot white elephant. -2- the elephant of lodra. HWt a goose. Hr^ n.| gr^-. 1. a goose. -2. a kind of basil. jflq-; N. of one of the eighteen minor division* of the known continent. VT3s I- a white mineral. -2. Chalk. -3. the milk-stone. urnr^ m. Ithe moon. -2- camphor. -3. the fot.cn of the sea. -4. cuttle-fish bone. tr^> a goose. w. ifh?: a cloud. Brahman. an epithet of white basil. trorfcrt white the fjfir; a lion. -fcfrat trumpet-flower. a lion. -2. an epithet of Siva. 1 . a kind of white-robed menf*T3Jt dicant ; Ft. 3. 76. wft^ white Many ( which being witb w roots are written in the Dhltupatua with ^ to show that the IT is changed to Such ^ after certain prepositions. roots will bs found under a in their proper places. -2 Wis, Loss, destruction. -2 End. -3 Rest, remainder. -4 Final emancipation. -5 Loss of knowledge. -6 Heaven. -7 Sleep. -8 A learned man. -9 A teat or oipple. -10 Hair. -II Delivery ( irfcWtirVr ). 1 A A -2 eunuch classes of eunuchs are ( 14 or 20 mentioned by different writers ). -3 1 tfg-: bull. A ; ; fjj?*frra<^ g? A cr33T: ^: A -Wt the ) A A ; num. -ra?T! a. ( trort ) 403. -Oomp. cloud. piuk Venus. tfttcl: an moon. Garnda. the >- epithet of ?r?5ft?: the ^rf^f^ w. 1. glomerous fig tree. the moon. -2- an epithet of Arjuna. -3. camphor. qrtr^ m. an ascetio wearing white garments. -Hfs ^T:, a horse barley. Indra. -2. of N. -3. Arjuna. ati Y. 215. -2 f5r>5r : fofirr. barren sesainum. used Six ; in pi., Mi. 1. ji^ftor: ( 8, of one of the tongues of 8re. N. NraVt Saobt, wife of of Indra. <j White leprosy. A. 1 fsq-^ white. Whiteness. -2 I s%?q- To become ( flftS ) White leprosy. ^, ->%s*f White leprosy. see t^fT also six -3auspicious things, i. e. the six things obtained from a cow if}^ iT[q<j jjtt : 0^9 ^ tr^^ ^f T^H. -4. cles ) a ) ffi^ i bee. xf&ST exceeded by six T5r%: ( wtirJ ifSrr any set of six N. of Vishpu. OT. "fVq : a. am i Ms. 10. 75. -2- the six acts allowable to a Brahmaga for bis 7j=fi^- subsistence ira^ fr??4"ft!rr -3. the six acta that may be formed by means of magic arsmr a eighty -sixth. mjtft*/ Buddhist ( ( ; R. 14. 22. the six-fold 5(%*TS swaf ( q-^of TTg^I? 5H- ^Ae. ; ) six q^tRfo ( spices ^^4 l^u? ) f?heard person six ears, i. by a tbird other than the speaker and the person spoken to, told to more than one listener ( as a counsel, secret &c. ) ?^off ftfnUnr: Pt. 1. 99. ( -ins ) ; |. kind of lute. the six acts ^fi^ii H^Z^I nd PTVI^I ffit'i six -4. the practice of iy t af: ( q-??-; ) a period eighty-six. of six days. 3iw*t, -*nf =T:, -qq*t ( TOTTTii T^^^=f:, Tif^f T: ) epithets of KHrttikeya ^gM^rfnrq'^UTrg ( fffli^I'T: ) acts Yoga belonging to the ?ir%ffl? ; . . Brahmana : s (T*rr %(r-. -m. ) I a above six ( . skilled in the in the -2- one well-varsed Tantra magical rites. -qffT a. ( a team or yoke of ( T'C.1^ ) I oxen. -2- a yoke of six, ( sometimes after the names of other anittix mals ) e. g. ffts phants, horses &c. ; t. sixfold. -2- , a** having ' Jjpra. ftix six ele- (T3[ror) attributes. an assemblage of six qualities. -2. the six expedients to be used by a king in foreign politics sec under (-of) 1. ; ipr ( 21 ) j cf. Trfrgi"! also. yRi n. the root of long pepper. (T^rfi5rr) zedoary ( ^$\ ). ^;R ( T^-q'lB ) the six mystical circles of the body. ( T^irm ) nnm 1 Br&hmana; they are per- ; arti- ( 1^5. 5. 1. Mil. ; a ) deified saint. a 16, -3 White Durvi grass. -4 A crystal. -5 Candied sugar. -6 Bamboo-manna. -7 N. of various plants. -8 N. i by 1. JR- I Indra a fish. Hif (re'if ) 1. six parts of the body taken collectively: SH i4 r8Tm^5=iifT. -2- the ^[S f?rd nii works auxiliary to the Veda ; : -2 A wan- A cowrie. Silver. A cowrie. -2 Hog-weed f: 1. f*r : epithet of Indra'i Airavata, elephant. -^rjrsr: an epithet of Arjuna. -J. the moon. -3. a marine monster ( t) ot m. -2. pale- red, rosy. or rosy colour, lead. -TI: the planet rsr flock woman. ; Ak. -Comp. a ! taken collectively pond,. pool. The neuter gender gen. 11. Si. eunuch. 1 eunuch ^ ( Tantra. ton or unch&ste I TW . group, multitude collection, this heap, quantity ( n. also in sense ) f5(^5TTr^ TSJT^T WTH ; ms: ). a. 1 Best, excellent. if learned. pepper. smoke. forty-six. ^ 936 I a Lee I. ) , S, ; locust. -3. a lonss. gr: -X 23. 1. (T^ST:) a the irr^s T^^fr Bk. 1. 2. f?5Tr>:/ ( TlT^Vsr:) twenty-six f5vr ( Ti;( (T^r^ji twenty-sixth ). R. 4. i~1\X ) a. of six kinds, sixfold 26. 5Tn%^ m one conversant with the six Sastras or dasanafl. nri%: fcurth ( or fist according to 8>me ) of the eeven piiinary notes of tiio Indian gamut =.o calle'd because it 19 derived from the six organs : / ( TfqT%: ) sixty six. -^fff^: ( "T^HHlIf: ) teventy-gix. . "TSTfTO. Sixfold. - note ot peacocks Narada resemble tne said to ii is ; gate of six K. : ( ; qT*^ the ) ^fcr ( Ibirty-aixtb six principal systems of Hindu phiJi ff tems. 5, wr, |, and *, voweh the six long $$: ij'f I'nRj'f ^j'tiww a bee ; ** Champaka tree. A*oha Kinkirata tree. or Vni^^J*: ed with who is fix subjects, i. one the sir o. a: -]$ wm: ( T'RW: the water-melon months. period of six ( ^HTTKfi )a nri%^r a. occurring ( T*S<3: ) half-yearly, ) gw. every six months. an epithet of Kaittikoya K. 17. 67. ^t, ~Kff\: ( -Wt ) a wnter-melou. ; (m. pi. ) T^H ( &c. ) the six fla- vours taken collectively see uuder JK. period of six JT^ ( iTf nr ) ^isTf ( Tl^r ) a waternights. ; melon. *& (T3[ ! > ''r - ) ! an 8 gg re - of six tbings. -2. especially, the six enemitH of munkiLd ( also (?ate ; called mj ) ; 'Tn^3'"l3' qT: employment of the measure or royal six expedients or policy. f rra(lsw ] TTTirrjT: [ f. six motherei,' an ep'thet of ' Having Kartti- keya. monthly, half-yeaily. -2Six months old ; 17. 1. r: A 1 an inconsiitent lover wwwn^' RTfJ or libidinous lustful libertine, lecher. man, -2 A ( f?J ) the dif- ) ; the sixth meal. food once in three taking i Si. 5. 34. *rf%tt child-bearing. j: Delivery, a. nun. (pi.) Sixteen. ^3-5^ Venus. * ne P lanel -Oomp. sig: or ingrediMIT a. having 16 parta Weats. (-nt) a kind of perfume. the breadth of a. having 5<Wf "> crab. wfaf: m%^ 90BOB' the planet Venus. -STffH: eix te en tho n*. PiT1 =9ft shell. j of homage to a deity . ways &o. ; doing they are thus enumerated^: f ^[=T ^SffiTTHOTIH the moon, HWV : , fi-- ^' I of If^r-.the sixteen digits thus named stg^l ^?i| 3 as an expiatory act. ? ifer- - *$ if^-jft- 51151=0 1 = q-fi I The sixth diyof a lunar fortnight. -2 TQS sixth or genitive case ( in gram. ). -3 An epithet of Durga form of KatySyant, in tha fte?r%*ar: t a. . form of Dur-gm a sixteen divin the ffffffr/ pi. ifiti tiey arc mothers : < ; ?rf( H' one of the 16 divine mothers -COJtrp. ,j3r: ( ( HT S. 5. 4. rrrj; : epithet of rSf: ( T^fsff: ) wrn: (tj^TrT:)" sixth part; Vishqa. one-sixth ;S.2 13 ;M 8 .7. 131,8.33 : 2.67; of the produca part licentious a.( qr^gw) 1. six -armed. -2x-3ided, hexagonal, (sfi)* hexagon. of DurgJ. -2. -3IT.) I- ttn epi'net ; ferent kinds of produce, to the sixth pirt of which a kiu^is entitled, are ff%: speciftedin Ms. 7 131-132). tha sixth a king ( entitled to man. g ; fingers. OT^farTrw -2- a lustful or the sixth Sixth, ) of the produce the kiug takea subjects as land-tax ; his q^S"?" 3 1WUftl^?JITR' H- (t/. K- woll-aqnainte. the four ^flpffirHHiSff ; of sixty period 9. from or objects of human existence, the nature of the world, and the natnro of the Supremo i an larly, the sixth part of fields &c., which ruruMrtkas Spiiit vrrT: 3. rw3fprt?r sif^r^g^r^Tr?!; 164, 7. 130 ; n$ vrrt V. 2. 1 ; R. 17. 78. -Oomp. I- a 3T?Tt sixth part in general. -2. particu- the tree calledOT^rc. TfT (T^T^T) 1. a stanza consisting of six lines. -2 a female bee. -J. a loase. gjr: ' Y. 3 r* ; ) measurea of roydl policy 93 ; q-gsfhr 5T*cTT*fl' THT'T* Si. 2. Eee under nur a'ao. -J Malti plication -V Ms. q^T^W T^5T! ; \. ^nnri rea. having beeg for the bow-string ( as the bow of Cupid ) sfnrsjr'i sr *$ far Me. 73. "fij^r; T*n'WU: ( -Comp. a ^rreRT: -isr fifty-six. sr <msfr 35* 177 ^frr Bought with sixty. kind of rioe of quick growth. Tnif^ A field sown with the above kind of rice. ( rcr^sT * Ku. 5. 9 ; R. 6. 69. -2. a louse. -J. a verse consisting of six padas. c the mango tree. -2. the 3Tf5ftw: ! 1. The I ] ^fg-SV a. / $r^T$m M. 3. ; an elephant (sixty years old). -2. a kind of rice. 1 ^ collection of six quilities. -2 Six expedients to be used by a king, eix -Comp. sixtieth. years. ? s 3i t nas. ; JPHRT. it- ninety-six. fr: ) ^ a?fa A of anything by six. -4 Six properties. iftji. jfrT: an elephant epithet of Siva. who baa reached the age of sixty and is in rut at that time. Tfrarsft /. a journey or extent of sixty Yoja- : six kinda of forts takea collectively "aw 84. fn (^|S)the aft. HTW ; Tft:/. Sixty : ; s K*T, ^Tf?i &c. See 39. 1 . thirty-six ) ; An aggre- 55- ; T^3f^' ; -2 Singing, music. -3 ( In music ) Rftga in which six of the seven primary notes are used, airCTt tr^fvr ; _ W= ; ; ; $fst 9 1. Pasaion, snntimont. I : Ki cTfg*^: " the genitive componud, one in- Tatpurasha which, when dis- the first member usually the genitive case. $5Tsr, -jsrr worship of the goddess us? performed on the sixth day after a solved, stands in a. ( ?ff ' A Poock. -2 A sacri- A sixteen part-", n. vocative particle. ( enveloped *V/- ) in six sheaths. Tr^'fteftar . to six generations r/ ( ( 3^ ) ) Incused or Sixteenth ; Mr. Agnishtoma a libation ways. Consisting of sixteenf old a. ( ^Tr/- fice. \nd. ) ind. In sixteen woman's delivery. "TTfTTSr / 2. 65, 86. A ) modification of the sacrifice. made at the -Oomp. above a?t sacri- ftce. '' the ' Q 8' x in wys way*. O of touching the 937 body with mystical VTOffnrinrrg*. Aavad. fifr: texts. N. of Karttikeya 'six-faced', 1, ' To I ^m 4 P. f sfajii, eject spit, ; -2 To iputter nicuth. rfimft, ; ) ff^r - Spit, ejected from the saliva Bk. 12. 18. i A. 7. A m. To ) ytrong ox with six i Spitting out. I teeth. -2 Sali- go, move. j va, spittle. A ind. ^f f or prefix substi'uted for ^, SH, JJ^T or and n? or HK, and compounded with nonns to form adjectives and adverbs in the sense of (a) e?5I with, together with, ftlong with, accompanied by, having, possessed of w^wr, ^SW, W*, ; WWJT, ^ wrfr &c. rn similar, like nature ' ; so ; w ' of a *?$ flsrrfir, ; ( c) &c. . , q- v. ( b ( ) To bind or tin into a knot ( give ; -J Fettered. -4 Cap'ive, imprisoned, same ;. . ; I -5 N. of Siva. -6 Of Vighn'u. In prosody ) A foot consisting B. 3. 20. -S Ready. -6 with gee - a prisoner Arranged ^ -2 N ascetic. one shrfa- -Comp. -&ty eyes are closed. hag fi-lded his who ghrnt a. w goddess Knowledge. -2 Meditacarriage- road. -4 A fence, -3 A an enclosure. tfq-: A skeleton. 1 U. I To adore, worship Bk. 15. 96. -2 To con; c? A. 1 To in temperate in eating. one who has a well-regulated house, whose honse-f urniture ia kept in good order. %3^i -HJT^O- controlled in mind. irroT a. one whose breath is suppressed. 37^ a silent, taciturn, who has held big tongue. one tflW a. ccrate, dedicate. 1 hands struggle, contend; ff%5 tf^irat -2 To form or be formed in rows. -3 To One who ri'JJT: A battle, war, fight j vt TrHiq-*Ti*ai5j B. 6. 72, 7. 39 18. 21 Ki. 1. 19 16. Si. 15. -Comp. ^- a king, prince. : ; ; W^JTT p. p- I Ready,' prepared 5. 51. -2 Being on guard. ; Mv. ^nij; IP. 1 To restrain, curb, check, control, govern, subdne (Atm.) a^^i^rf fl^'r i\ifi ( as passions &c. ) 6. 36 M*. 2. fsif| ; 100. -2 To bisd, iiupriion, fasten, coLfme ^TT< r T evtfh Bk. 9. 50; M. 1. 7 B. 3. 20, 42. -J To gather rfUfNlireF* 8k. -4 To ( Atm. ) Bg. 8. 12. -5 To bold shot, close ; ; 118 nwr srfNTfaf f%?PT sftornTrfTTfr tHrfa ^snfir %?V Bg. 2. 22. -4 To reach or attain to. -5 To ; assemble, meet. -6 To fight.-7Tobe directed towards, aim at. Voyage by A ! ;T | Qoing a- dead body. Se flour Bg. 4. 6, 27 ; so JFTTWT: &c. -2 Concentration of mind, a term applied to the last three stages of Yoga; sea. mould. long with, accompanying. ^Travelling, proceeding. -3 Carrying out a ; ; A foi?. kind of cake of wheaten Ms. 5. T. To join together, To endow or -2 connect, furnish with. -3 To form an alliance. Past, -4 To place or Si in, set in. w^^ir^ ^r To be united with 1 unite. ; Sarva. Ku. S., 2. 5'J. -3 A religious *ow. -4 Religious devotion, practice of penanee S. 4. 16. -5 Humanity, feeling of compagsion. -6 Any religious act on the day preceding avoir or coirse of penance. ; ; ; -: ; ; away enter into ^53^7 U. . f^5TT *nh| gether. -2 restrains, a Restraint, check, control 1 a passions*, TTT 1 To To go away, depart, walk Bg. 15. 8. -3 To go to, go or ^q-r 2 P. restrainer, cruder. agree, coincide. ; ^rmfS ^ra7 rTCTt Silent. m. fl'*ig controls or subdues bin sage, an ascetic re- m. One who strains, controlling, . of 6'iva. whose one a. ; ; supplication. srrra^ self-subdued, self-controlled. ij I One who curbs or o. ) ( N. of the ;fr Retrained. -2 I ?r9ir p- p4 Bound, fettered. -3 Detained. Assembled, collected. to. similar ft or regulates, a ruler. city of Yama. $1111 of two short syllables followed by n The long one. Lktion. as jffi*iTr"f5rw?: V. 5. -8 To keep ia order. -9 To present with, hair ) p. p. I Restrained, curbed, subdued. -2 Tied up, bound together. ; A make. -2 Air, wind. -3 A bird. -4 A sboi t name for the musical note IT 3f -7 together, hold fast. -6 To guide or drive (is homo-), -t ( a ) To collect. HWT Drawing Restraining, checking. -2 in ; S. 1. -3 Binding, tying 1 up 0. 1 ; V. 3. 6. -4 Confinement. -5 Self-denial, control.- 6 A religious ; vow -7 A square of One who restrains or obligation. four houses. ^ 55. s(3(ff%i;,rR. 5. join ; tf ijbnrfiT C'jus.l'fo unite, ntm sft-girrfi' TT -2 To harness, yoke. -3 To prepare, equip (an army). -4 To with, furnish, endow or supply provide with f^f^T *T*fr3T ffffcj H, 1. ; throw, discharge, shoot (a missile). use, employ. -8 To appoint office ), entrust with. -9 To an to ( -7 To perform, absorbed accomplish. -10 meditate upon. in, To be 938 Joined, connected, I . endowed 3317; with. -5 Consisting of. 1 union, Conjunction, -2 Fight, war, ture. Excited, agitated. .'l -2 Inflamed, exasperated, enraged, furious. -3 Augmented. -4 Swelled. -5 Overwhelmed. -6 Closely joined, hand in hand. eive, see, notice mix- ^H: ; H flurry Connected, relating to Si. 14. 55. -2 Possessed of or endowed with good qualities. ; ; Conjunction, ) ( combination, junction, intimate union ^rft R^^TfiT tf** Snbhash. with, possession of. junction ( aa one of the 24 union, gram. A ) conjunct The astr. ) conjunction An heavenly bodies. -8 -Oomp. Siva. WTP^ or To epithet of ^f3TH Copulation, sexual union. Joined, united together, connected. -2 Endowed or furnished with. ^T^C, ward 1 P. off, To I protect. -2 To 1 ( with aco. Affectionately licking licking her calf ). 1fir* ^^H U. 7 To I obstruct, detain, stop w %j w^T^e* ; Protection, preservation. 235. ^5~To besiege, blockade, invest. -6 To cover up, conceal. -7 To with- To be dyed or colour-2 To be affected ed, Caus. I To dye, with any paieion. U. colour. 1 -2To please, satisfy, gratify . Coloured, red. -2 Impassioned, fired with passion. -3 Angry, irritated, inflamed with $rnif p. p. ; hold, refuse. to redden. 1 anger. -4 Enamoured, charmed. -5 Charming, beautiful. Colouring. -2 Passion, -3 Rage, anger. $1?[P-P- 1 Checked, impeded, filled up. opposed. -2 Blocked up, -3 Blockaded, invested, besieged. -4 Covered over, concealed. -5 Refused, 1 To become agitated, be overwhelmed or affected. -2 To he exasperated or furious, be enraged or irritated ( mostly in p. p. ); R. 16. 16. -J Toeiz, catch hold of TVed.). 1 To blows or convene -2 To name. '> talk, . call. Conversation, chst, 1 Htfrcr: dis- course. -2 Especially familiar or confidential talfc, secret conversation. -3 In dramas ) A kind of dialogue. tfrWrer: A kind of minor said to be of a controversial drama, kind ; see S. D. 549. p.p. Fondled, caressed. 6 P. -2 To npon write, 1 To scratch, scrape. inscribe. -3 To play a musical instrument ( $tfr$P-P- Licked up ; ). enjoyed, tasted. adhere or 1 To cling, -2 To lie down or set tie npon, -3 To lurk. -4 To melt away. ^$jV 4 A. stick 10. atjght. -5 To go or enter into. Lying down, sleep.-2Dis. -3 Universal destruction 1 solution. ) Adhering or clingingto.-2 -3 Lying down, sleep. to. -2 Dissolution. ears banging down.-iTT'fH*- depressed in mind, in drooping spirits. 1 P. To stir, agitate. -10 U. tfg or C<JLU to and Throwing, Obstructing, stopping. 1 P. I To grow, increase. -2 To grow over, heal see ^. ti^&P-P- 1 Grown together. -2 Cicatrized, hfaled as in ^f^ctaf- -3 ; Shot forth, sprouted, budded, germinated R. 6. 47. -4 Firmly grown, striking firm root. -S Bold, confident; \ fro. To shake, stirabout, move -2 To confound, disturb, perplex. -4 Complete obstruction or tftfw impediment, hindrance, prevention, check. -2 Blockade, siege. -3 Bond, fetter. -4 sending forth. 1 ; A. P. withheld. 1 affection. to ; preserva- -2 Charge, custody. Come adhering to. -2 close contest. *rcTT: ; tion. 1 ^g-jr p. p. I Closely attached, united stuck with, together, satisfy, conciliate. TRre: 1 Clamour, tuinnlt, uproar. -2 Sound or noise in general. 3TKfui as a cow Marking, distinguishing or ?TflOT characterizing. Propitiation,'conciliation 3* care, ; ). hold fast, enchain gorft* FJIJ a^iftaM *rVTf% Bu. 2. 17. -4 To seize of M. 8. upon, grasp, catoh hold prevent. Protection, determine test, prove, distinguish. pieces. I $$FtP-P- To be accomplished -2 To be acquired. To bring into harmony .-2 pleasing by worship. -2 Accomplishing. -3 Profound or deep meditation. ( Union, conjunction. -2 1 | agree about or upon tftrjJf United, conjoined. -2 1 4 P. -3 To propitiate, ; -7 (in of two f%^ - ; 76. ierfeoted. Ciiu*. 1 conjunction. causing disease by being mixed. tnfrra^ a Joining. 64 furious, enraged. -3 Proud, arrogant. gunag of consonant 7. 3. ( Endow-2 Con- the Vaueshikag ). -3 Addition, annexation. -4 A set ; 3irnH snfafcrattfhnP.M. 4. Pride, arrogance. -7 Swelling with heat and inflammation. -Oomp. q-^- a. harsh through rage. TO a. excessively enraged. the ^ir; impetuosity of anger. ( 6 ) ment ; ; trroiq7 ft^tlFT ffc -2 To rr R. 1. 10. -3 I'o hear, learo, understand. -4 To characterize, R. 12. -6 association, ; ; ; '. n: 1 ; ; a storra in a fl-jjU.". I ; S. 7. Energy, zeal, ardent desire 92. -5 Anger, rage, wrath lafafK: Wt ft JT3T?HTt R12. 36 V. 2. 21 4. 28 Ku. ; tea-pot violence $3 Ttjgr ff -3 Agitation, excitement, Kn. 3. 48 Mil. 6. 10. -4 impetuosity, ; ' ' Beginning. -2 Turbulence, I ' English phrase 16. 62 8. 42. observe, per- sursj^STH: #fj$" S. 7; ifatpfit * urf ft ft ?!*: is not noticed or known > J*3i"7cfn*i: 11. To ; ' battle, contest Ku. : tf3T flrtstfr crgsm JTR^T B. 9. 19. -Comp. 2. 57 iftnq^ a conteit in a cow'* footstep ', i. e. an insignificant or trifling quarrel cf. the 1 p. p. united. -2 Blended, mixed, mingled. -3 Accompanied by .-4 Possessed of, DistnrbinK, confusing. 1 A year -2 Especially a year of the Vikramaditya era (comthe Christmencing 56 years before ian era ). tad. TV. ] I A year. -2 A year of VikraSiva. -4 Th madity's era. -3 N. of five years. first year in the cycle of STO an epithet of Siva. -Oomp. a afff a. revolving in year, completid in a" feat ( revolution one ing w. a yw' *>urso. of the sun ). 939 I: A together, a 1 P. 1 To talk to, address. -2 To speak together, converse, digcourse. -3 To resemble, tally with 4 vr w^^surfor Mu. ; name, call. 5. -4 To -5 To agree, accord, con- sent. -Caul. | To consult, hold consultation (with instr.); as in JT?i|fH^: H? *Hrnrr- -2 To cause to sound, play upon ( a musical instrument -3 To declare. WT^f ther. ). -2 Communication of tidings. -3 Examination, consideration. -4 Subduing or overpowering by magic or charma. -5 A charm, an amulet. *T*rf : Sneaking together, conver- I sation, dialogue, colloquy 12. -2 Bisoiission, debate. munication of tidings. ; Mv. 1. tion, news. -5 Aasent, concurrence. -6 Speaking likeness, agreement, si- TS-: Dk. ; ; -7 Meeting, encounter a. ; Speaking, conversing. I ; U. 6 : love. Ved. Plunder, spoil. -2 epithet of Agni. An ^*T;f self. 1 Appropriating to one- 1 -2 Consuming, devouring. *TT5J'5T Combination, 1 union. -2 Being mixed with Mai. 9. 13, 10. 11. ; H^fsfrT /. 1 p. Met charged together, Mai. 6. 5. -2 mingled, mixed Sprinkled with Mil. 4. 8. -3 Conassociated. -4 Broken nected, T" ; ; ; 4 -5 Surrounded, encompassed. -6 Possessed of. *Ny5T?r Mai. a- Overrun. - A sound; 5. 19. ^^ P.I To live, dwell. -2 To 1 live with, associate ; Ms. 4. 70 ; 7. 3. 15. -3 To spend, pass ( timo ). Caus. To accommodate, furnish with lodging. *T%W: I lodge, Dwelling together. -2 J 1 (. 1. 250. Auooiation, company -3 Domestic intrcourse. -4 A house, dwelling. -5 An open space foi ; meeting or recreation, m%% r An agreement or promise, covenant. w'l^Tf a. I Knowing, -2 Harmonious. intelligent. Known, understood. Recognised. -3 Well-known, renowned. -4 Explored. -5 Agreed upon. -6 Advised, admonished see' ft? with -2 ; body. Hwrfw: A shampooer ; above. *T%?T-Hr 1 Perception,knowledg'e. T, -sr a burden. -2 I Carrying or bearing gentle Shampooing rubbing ;U. 1. 24. -3 Bearing along ; ; Mil. 9.25. ). ^Rrli What is separated or in- Tosbake. -2 1 agitated, tremble with fear. tff^g- p. p. \ Agitated, excited, disturbed, distracted, flurried; as in SMtjriTTstW' H* %ST- ; Mu. ; 1. 23. *n^lT 3 U. To do, 1 act, periorro, manage,make.-2Todigpose,arrange. -3 To set, place, put, lay. -4 To appoint. -5 To direct, order. attend to, mind. -7 To use, -6 To employ. HfV'irr 1 7 P., 6 A. To be Sensation, feeling, experiencing, suffering fiwft^frfa HI I having an offensive or foul smel, as a breath -2 ing Made fra grant, perfumed. -2 Made fetidl *faTT%rT a. ( sciousness, feeling. see iw\$ (4) -2 Terrified, frightened. yHl^Irt P-p. Universally known, generally recognised or allowed. I. 2 A. I To know, be aware y'f^ junction, or } sign, -12 Meditation. -1 3 Conversation. -14 Hemp. -Oomp. -lfffsrTi breach of promise, violation of a contract. 1 dividualized. Subduing or overpower. ing by magical rites or drugs. -3 A chanu, an amulet. -3 Fondness, A Pleasing, delighting, Si. 16. 47. -11 Sym- pathy, participation Bearing or carry ing along. -2 Pressing together. -3 Shampooing, stroking gently. -4 A servant employed to rub end shampoo the *Tirf: I T: gratification TIS- scented, Like, similar, resembling, corresponding to r: R- 1- -JO ; 5. 15. -2 -7 A war-cry, watch-word. -8 name, an appellation. -9 signal. Pt. 5. 15. along, impel g-f: N. of the third of the seven courses or Margas of the wind see Mat. 5. 20. U. A 1 ; propelling (srrq-: tfnn<m? xft flght. To carry or bear along, (irag. -2 To carry together. -3 To rub, press. -4 To show, display. Cau. 1 To rub or press together, shampoo sNi^rrw ^longtr igrarif) S. 3. 21. -2 To assemble, collect. -3 To drive ( a carriage). -4 To marry, take a wife. -5 To carry away, drive P. 1 5frST -3 Com- -4 Informa- milarity, oorrea pondence consent. ; Conversing, talking toge- I -5 An established usage, a prescribed custom. -6 War, battle, where people live an inhabited village, place. ; correspond to, be like (with instr.), 3T*f 5^ *n?nrr gw^or W7??^ U. place Arrangement, preparation, R. 7. 16. 14. 17. -2 Mode of life, means of leading life sfpuftfSiF'unnrff ^wnfcsmr wfrotR. 1-94. plan ; ; tfftqnf 1 Arra/wement, disposi-2 Performance. -3 Plan, mode. -4 A rite. -5 Arrange- tion; Mai. 6. ment of incidents wr^lT^ cidents ( MM. 6. (in a plot); Arrangement of 1 in a plot the ), plot in- of a of; Bk. 5. 37 8. 17. -2 To recognise. -3 To investigate, examine. -4 To perceive, feel, experience. -5 To ad- druraa&o.jaTfttffrvrr^ U. 3. -2 A strango act, an unusual occurrence. -6Tocometoan understanding, agree upon. -7 To think over, meditate. -II. 6 D. 1 To get, obtain. -2 To meet together. -Caus. 1 To make known, inform, announce. -2 To vide. ; vise. know, perceive, observe. -3 Tocause Bk. 17. 63. to know o: perceive tfR"*!^ 1 U. 1 To separate, di-2 To distribute, share with ; -3 To share S. 4. ( one } share to ; in common, admit fir^j *r^r vw *s >>TW Subhash. -4 To beatow upon, give to. ; wfwi%:/' 1 Knowledge, percep- tion, consciousness, feeling 34, 16. 32. ; -2 Understanding, in- reconciliation. ing, ; Mil. ; 6. 13. -3 An agreement, engagment, contra Partition, dividing. A wfajTrfifa participator. P. ileep, lie partner, To ] down -2 enter. to rest R. ; sharer, -2 To rif^E': 1. 95 Tpwor 7. Ms. 4. 55 225. -3 To cohabit, have sexual in tercourse with rtB^Tfif'iW! Wt f35it Knowledge, understandKi. 18. 42. -2 Conintellect I sciousness, perception 1 part, portion, share. *T{(7q7 tellect. -3 Recognition, recollection. -4 Harmony ( of feeling ), mental . w'rflTT: A ftsrnr 24 2. ; ; ; ; 3ng 3. 48. -4 To enjoy. -5 To engage oneself in. 940 Sleeping, lying down; 1 - R. 1. 95. -2 Entered together. -3 Seated together. -4 Dressed, clothed . H%5T: R. Sleep, retiring to rest A dream, -3 A seat ( chair, 1 &j. stool 1 Covering, coveting up -P- -4 Cohabitation, copula- ). tion or a particular mode thereof. design. blooming, flourishing. Looking about I 1 in all Devoured, consum- r: ^Tgrfip.ped. -2 Destroyed. ^T 4 Coition, sexual union. A. 1 To I ment turn or go directions, search, looking for anylost. -2 Looking or gazing at- tentively. *HtrT/J P- 1 Clothed, dressed. -2 Covered over, coated, overlaid. -J Adorned. -4 Invested, surrounded, shut in, hemmed. -5 Overwhelmed. A. 1 To hide, cover' $!> 1, 5, U., 9 conceal 5f*sfj*Tf?rpT ; to- Agonising ; restrain, oppose; Bk. 9. 27. -3 To shut up, close. -4 To contract, com- press. -5 To secure. -6 To arrange, put in order. -7 To refuse, reject. -8 To select, choose. Caua. 1 To cover. -2 To retrain. -3 To ward prevent, avert. off, Covering. -2 Comprehension. -3 Compression, contrac- *NT: tion. -5 -4 A mon ; 1 A dam, bridge, causeway. kind of deer. -6 N. of a desee ^f^T. \ \ Concealment. -2 Forbearance, self-control. -3 Water. -4 A particular religious observance (practised by Buddhists). W3t"i I Covering, screening. -2 Hiding, concealment H3r*<Jt JTff Mai. 1. -3 A pretext, disguise ; see OTT lso. -4 A secret. ^ ; WW: Covering, closing up. -2 Contraction of the throat &c. in the obtuse pronunciation of letters, articulation ( opp. f?^n q. v. ). -J Diminution. -4 Protecting, securing. 1 -5 Arranging. Hf/> I Covered, covered up; 5f fsrTstffrrprire ( 5^ ) S. 3. 25. ^ JT^rf%fat -2 Hidden, concealed ^ afff: S. 2. ; -3 Secret. -4 Closed, shut up, secured. -5 Retired, secluded. -6 Contracted, com-7 Confiscated, sequesterpressed.^ ed. -8 Encompassed, surrounded. -9 Filled with, full of. -10 Accom- *T 11. panied by see 3 with ri. A 1 rf secret or retired place, secrecy. -2 A mode of pronunciation. -Oonip. -3*rerfT a. one who conceals nil outward manifestation of internal feel; ing, one internal who gives thoughts. no clue to his -*> a o . 1 SIJ<J?K. U. J To clothe, put on -2 To surround, enclose. HiiiH I Covering wrapping. -2 Cloth, vesture, garment. -3 An upper garment Si. 18. 69. 1 1 , Turning towards. -2 Di- ; TV. ] 1 A warrior sworn never to recede from a contest and kept to prevent the flight of others. -2 A picked warrior. -3 A brother in arms. -4 A conspirator who has taken an oath to kill another. ; -5 A cloud 23. -4 A cloud. class ( abounding ia of a particular of the seven ). -6 N. of one clouds that rise at the dissolution of the world. -7 A year. -8 A collection, multitude. water Mention, reference. 1 A kind of cloud. of destruction, the firethatisto destroy the world at the period of -2 The Hwr7: destruction Wrftf&: ; ^atift ^3- W^T'3; 4 P. -3 Sub-marine fire -4 N. of Balarama. ER- The plough of Balarama. m. N. of Balaram. TR<7: *T? Bh. 2. 76. The new leaf of a near the water-lily. -2 The pelal filament. -3 The flame of a lamp Making a sound. -2 -4 Re- 1 Praising. -3 Calling out to. ferring to. fire universal pain, poignancy. clothes. solution, destruction. -3 The periodical detrnction of the world 1 To he calm. -2 To be allayed or extinguished, disappear ; *nf wstf^rfte W Bk. 18. 28. Caug. I To -3 To be removed. mitigate. -2 To settle, decide ; Pt. 1. 1 &c. see ; m% Destroy, crush. 6. ; 1 Duty, business. -2 Mercantile transaction, calling, trade; envelope. Mv. flurry, excite- 39. 1. KSq^fHT: To wrap up, accomplish, fulfil. -3 -4 To crumble np. -5 To I ; ; s ward^, approach. -2 To attack, sauH ( with ace. ). -3 To be or becorns fl irofarr: Hfrrr: pt - 1- -4 To To be happen, take place, occur. -5 be To -6 aris'J, spring. produced, meet accomplished. -7 To be united, to the lot of. together. -8 To fall Cam, \ To cast, throw. -2 To 7& AgiUtion, 1 Mv. -2 Violent speed, U. 2. 26 impetuosity, vehemence Kill. 5. 6. -3 Haste, speed. -4 ; thing Full-grown, increas- I augmented. -2 Grown tall or -3 Prospering, high, big, large. ed, ; -2 1. 93. WITS:/- -2 Concflftlmont, suppression, biding; Ki. 10. 44. -3 Secret purpose, covert 376. ^'^l^uj Commencement of a com- bat, attack, charge. ; Become, happened, occurred. -2 Fiddled, accomplished. -3 Collected, heaped together. -4 Paat, gone. -5 Covered. -6 Furnished with. tn N. of Varupa. . j>. I 1 Becoming, happsning, oceurrencs. -2 Accomp'ishment. Togrow up, increase be developed. -2 To fulfil, satisfy. Cans. I To rear, nourish, charish, bring up, foster. -2 To plant. -3 To enlarge, augment. -4 To fulfil, A. 1 1 *TT%rT.p p, i Sharpsmed, aroused. -2 Sharp, acute. -3 Thoroughly completed, eilected, accomplished. -4 Decided, well ascertained, determinpligent ed, certain. -5 Effecting, in performing. -Comp. -srim^ a. one whose mind disciplined, fulfilled his is thoroughly matured or wz a. one who has vow. ^ff 2 A. T To waver, be in doubt or snepBnse^ be uncertain or irresolute; K?I=1 ^orffifg tftffff T: Ki. Bv. 2. 115. -2 To lie3. 14, 42 ; satisfy. down >ifo a. ( ffofr/. ) 1 Causing complete growth or prosperity, augmenting. -2 Greeting, welcoming &c. ), hospitable. ( guests solution, hesitation H^tH J fostering. Bringing up, -1 Complete rearing, growth, tfTnh P-P- tjr^f! arfr reared Brought up, bred, H^f&ttlt gflr^t^5fT -2 Increased. ; R 5. 6. 1 in ; ; H SHIEST ing, suspicion ies I Doubt, uncertainty, irreJT1*g ft *r$rTRT Ku. 5. 46 ?^H: W?ITW^ W?T ( thriving. for rest, sleep. Ny4ya ), mentioned Kg- 6. 36. -2 Misgiv- -3 Donbtorindeoision one of the 16 categorin the Nyaya philo- 941 -4 Danger, peril, risk ; Tu *n?rf3r ti;*fr% H. 1.7; ST: W5TlTJh M41. 40. 13 Ki. T5T ; 16, Ve. 6. 1. a. arrcHRr. 13. -5 Possibility. -Oomp. doubting, sceptical. -an -- danger S. ; 6. solution of a frq-. -- doubt, decision =n^.a. all doubt, decisive S. 3. charing Donbt- a. a. wavering. Doubtful, uncertain* 1 -2 Doubted, questioned. -3 Risked, hazrded, endangered, exposed to peril or danger ; ; -2 joined Doubt 5. 4. 12. FH 5 ; JT ft fr >fti%tf it gate. Completely purified, pure. -2 Poliahed,refinod.-3 Expiated. -4 Acquitted of cimeordebt ( wg%i/- 1 ). Complete purification; -1 Cleansing or purifying in general. -J Correction, rectification. -4 Clearance. -5 Acquittance (of debt). -6 Purity, cleanness. Bg. 15. 19 ; ). bo in distress. -3 To pine away. 1 tffl^/. circle 51 An assembly, V?S ; 3Tr;r meotiug, Ki. g*r 3nrtftfJ% Witrqfrfa: Pt. 1 R. 16. 24. -2 A court of justice ; ; ; tferofifr ; 5 6. ; but ( intransitively ) ; Ki. 1. 5. Caul. .To tell, -g^>r *r f^r^g: -2 To promise. anything ^g-^ 1,6 P.I To sit down sit down together. -2 To be afflicted, Ms. 8-52. listen to ^rifitr^ Bk. 5. Atiu. when used narrate, report. Hearing attentively. -2 A promise, an agreement, engagement. 'r 1 Hearing. -2 The ear. 1 - To be completely pnrifled. -Caul. 1 To purify completely. -2 To clear, pay off ( expnnses ). -3 To correct, rectify. -4 To examine, inquire into, investi1 dependent, follower, H ftarw ?t to 3- To 1 ( T^flTra^ff *u"T3*rffr it: U. tfsr*: P. - 1 ^^A ; K.-132. 4 Gone to for refuge. Supported, sbellered. -3 United, WWef^.p. ing together. -5 Devotion, addiction An : assembly. To be successful. -2 To accomplish, complete ; Ms. g. G'ou*. 1 100. -3 To secure, get, obtain. -4 To settle. -5 To regain Ms. 8. 50. -6 To cause to be settled or paid Me. 8. 213. -7 To destroy, kill, -g To extinguish. ; ; Mil. 2. /. ; servant. ; fnl, irresolute, uncertain, expedients in politics ; see under jjq Ms. 7 160. -3 Resort, refuge, asylum, protection, shelter ; STTITIfar^ Hwif ^ isma- Ttr^rT ^J Promised, agreed I to. -2 Well-heard. T 4 P. To clasp 1 or press WfHjSB'/' P- 1 Clasped or pressed together, joined, united. -1 Embraced. -J A djoining, lying close or contign- -4 Furnished or endowed to. with, having. -5 Relatsd, togetbsr Pt. 2. 127. connected ; 1. 1 Embracing, an embrace ; To be made | fect. together?-! To adhere or cling to. -3 To join, unite. Onus. To unite, join, connect together. oui ; -2 To be per- fully accomplished or effected, to be well-performed. -3 To attain supreme felioity, to become happy 5rc>jnr rj Ms. 2. 87. ; : 1 .p. Fully accomplished, perfected. -2 Oae who has secured final emancipation. Rrf*T!/- I Completion, complete acLomplishmentor uttai nment ;^-;ji 5T?1 W?T *ftn%^ffciftrarBhag.; Ku. 2. 63. -2 Absolution, final beatitude3. 20. tfflri% S. 28. 5. -2 Union, connection, contact. woman. intoxicated HSTftl^ Purification, cleanness &o. rr I n. Trick, #WrT; TO. A jugglery, illusion. juggler. p P- Contracted, shrunk up. -2 Frozen, congealed. -J Rolled up. -4 ColUpied. U. 1 1 12 To have recourse ; to, shelter. depend on ^ Tftwft'* To U. tfw jflirort Mil. 1. 24. -J proach. -4 To wait npon. -6 attain ; 6. apobtain. -5 To serve, To join, unite with. to, A resting or dwelling place, residence, habitation ; TTIIT*T*nr: 1 V. 5. 24 B. oft. at the end of 6. 41 couip. in this sense and translated by residing with 'relating or pertaining to', 'with reference to' grrftfttarwirl S. 5. 17 ;jfrwwir. B. 16. 57 U. 3 17; fliftnm* U:5ri5TiTrr%fwr! Ku. 6. fMtf^fhRWWJJiSir ; ; ' 1 , ; ; Pan. To be attached toto, attached to, slicking close to. -3 Joined or linked together, closely connected ; nftj *TTTlf'nto?Tm Ku. 3. 43 B. 7. 24. -4 Near, contiguous, ; -5 Confused, mixed, mingled, blended RTSWW^ftgwtf*nirft*fi Mil. 9. 5 9rr3?iir adjoining. ; nj^r ; tarsi? *rftfff*ra-Tr3T%* niftr R. 48 ; Mai. 5. 11. -6 Intent on. 6. 6 ganw or ing. indicate, tore. f%^ff tf^Tft with, possaased of. -8 Fastened, restrained. -Oomp. a. having the mind fixed or attached. R^ JJT ; tmoe ; Si. 8. 07. -4 Tying, tell. plainly, prov- -2 Informing, ing, intimating ; telling. -3 Hint arfoir ^q;^T. -4 Reproaching, accusing. ^TT 1 P. 1 To go towardj, ap proach. -2 To revolve, turn round -3 To spread. -4 To move. -5 To go or flow together. -6 To go to, obtain ; Us. 12. 70. Caul. I To spread over; cause to move over. -2 To revolve or turn round 3T M. 12 124. ; -7 Endowed i%*T8<5H wfaTRt Ki. 7. 27. -2 Close contact, proximity. -3 Intercourse, intimacy, intimate acquain- one of the To Showing ; Adhered or stuck *fanr P' pgether. -J Adhering or clinging I ing protection or shelter with, Beeing for rhga, forming o'r seeking *l !Une,leaguiag together for mntual ; 1 tf*>ft ft or connected together, be joined or linked together see H'S^ below. 60 ffrmrt tftfniTTIT m*n I- 43; 7Tti*w<73>T*fh jnfti M. 1. -2 Seek ; ; Snbhlsh. -2 To inform, yoked, harnessed; Si. 3. 68. tfnt/- 1 Close adherence, intimate nnion or junction tfw^ 1 protection U. bode 1 resort, fly to for refuge 01 -2 To lean or rest on, * Pressing together.-2 Means of binding together. -3 Connection, tie, bond. f 1 lution. Going, proceeding, -2 The world, wordly mundane existence, if^stT^v^rn*??- HrnTSfra^tfl-corniR-fT^': Bv. 4. 6- -3 Birth and re-biitb. -4 The tinresisted march of troops. -5 The commencement of battle. -(5 A highway -7 A resting-place for passengers near the gates of a city. mr: I Course, passag.-2Thecir cuit or course of worldly life, secular 942 life, mundane existence, the world tfW: U. 3TOTT: Avad. 22 1 ; ; Mil. 5. 30 JH or ; father and son or of brothers after the partition of property ). *t*n1':/. 1 Combination, union. -2 Association, intercourse, co partner-3 Living in one family, see above. -4 A collection. -5 tfjE(li (2) *r Tsniir Pt. 1. 27. -3 Transmigration, mentempsychosis, succession of ship. -4 Worldly illusion. -Ooxup. Hint transmigration. g^: I an epithet of the goi of love. -2. the ^jf sucpreceptor of the world. cession of births and deaths, metemthe oonrse Ijjitf: psychosis. of worlilly affairs, worldly life. -2the vulva. ntsr:, Wfyof final Collecting, assembling. -6 (In Rhet.) The combination or co-existence of births. . or liberation worldly mancipation from two or more independent speech in one passage ; *nTTX a. m. -2 A (oft/) Mundane, world- m. \ A sentient Course, curre&t, flow life, oonrse of the I tffrfih/. -2 The worldly world. -3 trans Metempsychosis, f% wt foq-rinrW *fan* migration nfov^Bv. 4. 32 Si. 11. 63; of Me. 51. ; or gentle motion. -2 The intercalary month occurring in a year in wbicti there occurs a R'shaya-mKta (ejiwff) ^*|5 1 To mix, mingle, bring in contact with nro-: R- 5. 69 Ait. Br. -2 To join, raett; OTi&P*iT 5TT3 *hr? RKu. 7. 74. -3 To create, 13. 73 with, ; ; 1 winding near or ; Commixture, junction, -2 Contact, company, asso oiation, society flrwngfW! W&$ Bh. S I. 3. -3 Proximity, tcuoh. 2. 62 -4 Interconre, familiarity. -5 CopnMs. 6. 72 -6 lation, sexual union intimate relation. CorxisUmoo, amr^: oneof tho twomain -Oomp H^T'f: t union. ; ; ; kinds of non-existence, relative nonexistence, which is of three kinds: antecedent, sjiroruw mergent, and nrfawra absolute non-evistence. ^17: the fault or evil consequences sprat? lesutting from aisooialion, especially with bad people. ; ; 19 ; Si. 14. 50. by repeating Mantras; Ms. 5. 36. -4 purify ( a person ) by scriptural ceremonies, perform purificatory ceremonies ova :(a person); H^^rfr r^iftprr^Rl^'rrf?f^R. 15.31; Y. 2.124 -5Tocultivate,educato,train ; Mu 3.-6To make ready, prepare, equip, Atont Mu. 3. -7 To cook, dress ( food). -8 To purify, cleanse. -9 To collect, heap together. -10 To construct, wrif ; form well or'thoroughly. 3tVf m. \ One who cooks, prepares &o. ing, polishing 3*fsr* 1 Commirgling. -2 Leavabandoning. -3 Discharging, voiding. of words) Commingled, mixed partners. -3 Composed -4 He- united. -5 Involved in -6Created -7Clean ly dressed. -W nnicn -2 ( In law ) Valuntary reunion in pecuniary interest of kinsmen (as of H'iS'tfr 1 Association, initiates &c. ; 7. 13. ?*ir)% 1 dresses, Ms. 5 51. -2 ; One who consecrates, U, panion. H^s ;).!' . To tnrffc a. t United, associated -2 Keeping company with, familiar. TO. An associate, a com- or united together, conjoined.-2 Associated or connected- together as tf*5m-rr^ Bh. -3 To consecrate TT 2. I Making ; ( perfect, refin- m^i ) JTS^wrf wvrr R. 3 18. -2 Retinemrnt, perfection, grain natical purity ( as tfwrw^s; ftrr q^uft Ku. 1:28; (where M41H. renders the word by iTi^rjt' ; 3- 35 ; Ku. 7. 10. -13 The faculty tf?frrr>Tr3r3rf ^rra f^fih purificatory T 8. sacred rite rite", or ceremony tfrrtr5 tfftw Ms. 2. 66 R. 10. 78 ( Mann mentions 12 such Sainjkaras; see Mi. 2. 26 some writers increase the number to sixteen ). -15 Purification, .-purity. ; ; ; -Id A rite or ceremony in general. -I71nvestiturewith the sacred thread -18 Obsequial' ceremonies. \9 A S. 6. 5 ( where polishing stone ; ^tfBH ma y mean -Oomp. g(f a. |. 'polishing' also ). education. tf^T, -^f^fft, -?r*f (* person of one of the three higher castes ) over whom the purificatory ceremonies, particularly the threid- ceremony, bavo n >t been performed and who therefore baoomes aVratya or outcast -4 Making ready, preparation. -5 Cooking, dressing (*s of food &c ). 6 Em bellisbment, decoration, otntmrnt WTTT&fi ^?a sr ^t^lWTy^ Dri. S. 49 ;S. 7. 23;Mu.2. 10. -7Con8ccra. ; of. wrfq. ; W^rTff". Consecrating, purifying, refining &c. Wt^S p-p- 1 Made perfect, reflned, polished, cultivated. -2 Artificially 1 made, highly wrought, carefully ot accurately formed, elaborated. -3 Made ready, dressed, prepared cooked. -4 Consecrated, billowed. -5 Initiate 1 into worldly life, married. ; -d Cleansed, purified. ^1 Adorned, decorated. -8 Excellent, best. jf l A word formed regularly according : totherulesof grajnmir, a regular derivative. -2 A man of any one of the first three castes over whom all the purificatory rites have been performed. -3 A learned man. ^ ] Refined or highly polished speech, the Sanskrit languige tftfrf ^m ; ; R- self-re'- purified by sacred rites. -2. purified by reftnstient or U. I To adorn, grace, de ^jfjj> 8 oorste qrgjT *r**$ with. ing, 7. 81. *f%T>r Sprinking, watering. ; form. -4 To endow or famish with. Ku. mory -14 A ; Creeping along, gliding 1 ll2Tb'e productive qali.ty,f acuity of i repression one of the 24 qualities organasreooguised by the Vai oshika?. ;it is of three kinds: nrf^l, $ij and f?*r ; HWUTF ; -2 To move along, flow. *rfr 1. 20. STPRTT^'R. of recollection, impression on the me- Creeping along. -2 Surprise, unexprcted attack, sally. *Tfib* a Creeping alon?, moving wire. P. To move 1 notion, conception. -10 Any faculty orcapacity.-ll Effect of work, merit fftwrefrr q q. v. v. reunited kinsman co-partner. *nT$T ; 6 A I .m- pression, form, mould, operation, influence; ira^vrren- ; 756, 1 P. being, creature. -2 The embodied spirit, individual sonl (sffarw^)- unite D 8. life. ly, transmigratory. figures of tion, sanctifioation, hallowing. -8 ^fi'^r5 Tf^r^: KJv. '^^ l. 33. -2 A sacred usajn. -3 Aa oBEarinj;, obla tiou (mostly Vedic). -Comp. -Trrfe: /. l.a polished word or language. -2. a Sanskrit word or expression. fli^Tr A I purificatory rite. -2 Consecration -3 Obsojuiei, a fuornl ceremony. ^K>(x{ 5, 9 P. ( caus. also ) stop, restrain, control ; I To. qsmusififfl- Ku 943 .14. 3. 73. char -2 To paralyze, benumb ;Ku. -3 To take heart or courage, come to 8. 11. -7 To eland up, compose, collect (oneself), stnd, -4 To make 3. 43. -5 To support, prop up. -6 To confirm, %f> wwH*n?JTr?r U. firm or immoveable 4. ; Bg. establish, corroborate. confirmed *T??tr/>.j>. Supported, &o. gee ; Support, prop. -1 Confirm- 1 ing, strengthening, fixing. -3 Stop, stay. -4 Stupefaction, paralysis. ^j To praise.-! To extol, -3 To praise in chorus. -4 2 P. celebrate. 1 To be acquainted with, be familiar or intimate with ( chiefly in p.p. in sense this T* H;J 2 see ; ) ar^3i?r: ; sftf^f tffgffflCTrsr^qT ; Ki. 3. ifith$ Si. 3 31 *nfj?r. *f*tTf: 1 Praise, eulogium Pt. ; 4- -2 Acquaintance, intimacy, familiarity gorr: fq'Rtsft^rTT sr tfwr: 89. ; Ki. 25 4. sftip: WITT? WWirftwic srsmrafSTf. 4. 22 ; Si. 7. ; rtrrfH $T 31. -3 Agreeing together, harmony. Wf-rarnr a. Praising properly. -2 { A ginger (zzw).-l ] Eloquent.^. Joy, delight. W*3TWi Praige, celebration. -2 in chorus. -3 The place I Hymning which Brahmanas repeating hymns and prayers occupy at a sacrifice. ^S*f P-P- 1 Praised, eulogized. -2 Praiged together. -3 Agreeing together, harmonious. -4 Intimate, familiar Mil. 7. 2. -5 Intended, aimed at ; Mai. 10. ; Praise, eulogy. 5, U. 9 To 1 A -2 To ^^rrfa^ bed, couch, layei ;abed * 0< WI ' ; - i T*rr Kn. 4. 34. A -2 sacrifice. T: Spreading out, extension. A Tt collection, heap, an assemblage. -2 Vicinity .-3 Spreading diffusion, expansion. -4 A house, re- sidenci, habitation ;*iVJnrti*rOTW: Mil. 1.9.-5 Familiarity, family talk; 1. ^*rr 1 A. 1 To dwell or live in, stand close together ; n?5irri%gr^ u. 3.. 5.. -2 rra Mu. rJrafr To stand on. -3 To be, exist, live. To abide by, obey, act up to T^nmw < ; 1. wfasd 98 ( = 36. -9 To agree, HW a- I Staying, abiding, lasting. -2 Dwelling, being, existing, e.ituated fsrtzr faril ( at the end of cotnp. ) ^^f%^rwwfn M. 1. 16 Ku. C. 60; ; ; pmnf5n?r?*rtww B. 6. 29 ; Mil. -3 Tame, domesticated. -4 Fixd,stationary. -5 Ended, perished, dead. -6 Come to an end, completed. -7 Manifested ( wre ). ^sr: 1 A 5. 16. dweller, an inhabitant. -2 A neighbour, countryman. -3 A spy. An assemblage, assembly' or condition of being. -3 Form, nature ; R. 11. 38. settled -4 Occupation, business, mode of life jjfHfan*r foifa Ms. 1. 21. -5 Correct or proper conduct. tfctrr 1 -2 Situation, state ; -6 End, completion. -7 Stop, stay -8 Loss, destruction. -9 Destruction of the world. -10 Resemblance. -II A royal decree or ordinance. -12 A form of Some sacrifice. -13 Death, dying. -1 4 Manifestation, ance. ; appearance, shape mw S.5. -4 Form, ,; 30 ICs. 9. 261. -5 Congtiuction, formation. -6 Viointy. -7 Common place of abode. -8 Situa; -9 Any place or sta-10 A place where four roads tion, position. tion. meet. -1 -5 To be completed ; *r*r- l5T*?tnr5Th*fW*T ftlft: Ms. 5. 6 To w3 A 1 mark, sign, character g^r 1 tffwnh/. Being together, stay- with. -2 Contiguity, nearness, vicinity. -3 Residence, abode, resting-place wr srftofn ? wrl> ing^ ; itf^ i^ir^ w?s trsmsrfooT. ^r?' 6. 90. -4 Accumula- i wftwR' Ms. 'Ttf^ heap. -5 Duration, tion, ance ; H. -6 43. 1. continu- Station, state, Restraint. -8 : condition on life. -7 Death. -9 Destruction of the world. P. 1 To touch. -2 To l-ftpf.e sprinkle with water Ms. 2. 53. _3 To bring in contact with. ; WW?f: tion, 1 Contact, touch, conjuncmixture. -2 Being touched or affected. -3 Perception, sense. A kind of fragrant plant. p I (a) Touched, brought into contact. (6 ) Affiee.ed, smit ; 5. 4. 5. -2 Mixed, 1 : mingled. ram. -2 A cloud. A a. Blossomed, blown. Wr, fl-Wtfe: tfftfrS:, , battle. P. 1 ^fcg 1 To remember, think mind of, call to tffcraKn. ; 17 4. -2 To To TTRV ft'WTfft* WW * ; 4. 149. 18.76; Bg. recollect fully, remind, put in mind of ; HJl'Irfl'tii Rtn. 1. 13. ^?wrot Remembering, calling mind. Hf^rR: ; / Remembrance, fl-wRllVfa; ^rsrs, WWT*: Placing or keeping together, collecting. -2 Fixing, determining, regulating 8. 402. spr; Ms. Establishment, confirmation 1 ; 8- 4 -4 Hegtraining,curbing.-5 A srr 1 - 8. statute, Restraining, curbor com- -2 A means of calming posing ; to reool- HirnnTWHT KJ. a. Settling, eitablighingi arranging 4c. ing. being in. -8 Stationary. -9 Slopped, completed, ended, finished ar g ^g Hfipii* 18. 27. tfromr regulation. guous. -4 Resembling, like. -5 Collected, heapod. -6 Settled, fixed, established. -7 Placed in or on, leoiioa -12 Death. tfWTT'T ; appear. Hfrnr 1 A collection, heap, quantity. -2 The aggregation of primary atoms. -3 Configuration, position Mk. 1 Mk. aj conform to. -10 To gtand firmly. -Caus. I To establish, settle. -2 To place. -3 To compose, collect ( oneself ). -4 To Ms. 9. subject, keep nnder control 2. -5 To stop, restrain. -6 To kill. gtic eign. 1 Mv. T wfiteft sffan?*&TTH! Hsriv. -8 ; P- 1 Being or standing together. -2 Bein^, staying IH^TI3Tf$m Pt. 1. 92. -3 A djacent, conti. gpread, overspread. T: 1 S^r^PTf die, perish. figure, srt;r<m>5r?>Tr: S. 4. 7. ; ) 3irifert^f^ . strew To Paras. Bk. ; come to a still, ; fc^ir. m?fT: BT*T: ( an end, be interrupted ;WT5U ffafrcr 3. 3. Collected I -2 HfitftiT P- PEstablished, fixed. -3 Restrained, curbed, checked. Flowing, tricklstream. -3 The remains of a libation. -4 A kind of ing, oozing. -2 1 A offering or libation. 2 P. 1 To unite closely toTfgTj gr^ft #ftq getner, join together Ms. 2. 71 fff r% *<*% fJm^W ^T?TT^ 7. 66 ; see ^53. -2 To heap, collect, accumulate. 3 To contract, diminish. -4 To strike, kill, destroy. ; -5 To strike, ^ ; v against each other, clash. p- p. 1 Struck together, wounded. -2 Closed, shut. -3 Wellknit, firmly united. -4 Closely joined 944 or allied ; 1. 19. -5 Compact, -6 Combined, joined. irji the continuous Ki. solid. firm, keeping together, being in a body, being very close 3n?5flfi[r<j TMJf^ ff^T: Veda JjjHt a woman whose breasts are very close to each otber. eyebrows. rierat-?* Close contact, conjun- -2 Compactness. -3 Agree concord. men*, onion. -4 Harmony, ction. ?fii:/. 1 close union ; combination ffir: Firm Ku. ; close or contact, 5. -2 Union, srgrm wrfwRRiTi tf- mrfV Stf H. 8. 1 ; cf. "Union Agreement, harmony. -6 A ^*K ?*1HH|WN 27 4 5. 20; 3. ; ; collec- multitude Ki. 14. 34, ; *faf?t: Mu. 3. 2. -7 Compactness, firmness. -2 The body, person ; M^artHM JiqtfMv. 2. fikwifrfTTW & U. 6. 21 1 ;mr*rr ; -3 Strength see risffi also. Kubbing the limbs -5 Killing. 46. ; ; 10. 30. 6 of sacrificing 1 in a proper -2 Sacrificing together. manner. -3 A quadrangular group of four houses. Oue : of the 21 hel ' 9 ; MB ) -6 To withdraw, withhold, draw 6. or take Ml back arfvrgw T<% ; 6. 3 ; ; w 'a^^terat^fff^ H. 1. 61 R. 4. 16 ; ; -7 To curb, restrain, suppress -p?tf mfr *T?T wsrfir 'n?; f?T: & inrai *tift Kn. 3. 72. -8 To wind up, close. -9 To seize, take. -10 To unite, bind by obligations. 12. 103. bringing together, collecting. -2 Taking, seizing. -3 Contracting. -4 Restraining. -5 Destroy ing, ruining. -6 WithdrawGathering, ing. ^| m A J' getnar, collecting ; 3*3^-43 to- ofHr- gKffffanr Ve. 6. -2 Contractioncompression, abridgment. -3 With, holding, drawing back, withdrawal ( or TOII opp. ftHWT^ conformable Placed tcgetber, ' 1 -2 Agreeing with, to, to. in accordance with. -4 Collected. -5'Provided, furnished, endowed, ac ompanied. -6 Caused by. -7 Placed, see $r fixed -8 Compiled -3 Relating li- rr^n ) 5. 57, 45. Jnfmwgrt -4 Restraining, ; b*ck. -5 Destruction, especially of the universe, universal destruction. -6 Close, end Conclusion. -7 An assemblage, a group. -8 A fault in pronunciation -9 A charm or spell for withdrawing magical weapons. -10 Practice, division of hell. skill. -I -Oomp. ; Combination, union, con. T?ai A collection, compilajunction. -2 tion, compendium. -3 Any systemcollection of texts atically arranged 1 or verses. -4 A compendium or pilation of laws, code, digest ; *rr Veda the Padas or formed out of individual words by as changes according to different SAkhia or schools T?Jl$f phonetic ; euphony qrT: rffsTiff'f: tfftvir P. I. 4. 109 ^rmnT^(ir?T: wftft: m1mH?r. ; i^. 1 one ; or *orhrrNisnorj>it: nf&vn: -7 The Supreme Bring who hold and supports the universe -Comp. tfjfTOT a. an uproar. bashful. Modest, bashed. 1 n with -2 Bad, vile. . a I Thorny, prickly. -2 gr: The Troublesome, dargtrous. - tT&T, muloui. W*1H ^TFBT a. a- Trembling, tre- compassion- Tender, ate, merciful. g-qnn: a. (uTr or off) I Having eats. -2 Hearing, listening. Having au agent. I Having or perform an ing any act. -2 (In gram ) Having a verb as transitive ). ( object, a- ^5T o | Together with the parts. -2 All, whole, entire, complete. -3 the Having all the digits, full ( as moon ) as in warferfg^T' -4 Having ; a soft or low sound. fj 1 Every^a?a. thing. -2 The whole. -Cotnp. the letters ( *. 0. 13 or *P?IT ) having V & 5*, e. quarrelling Nalod. 2. 14. ; ^r^q- Attended with the a. or ceremonial part of the 2. 140. ? ritual Vod; M?. tf^TSETan N. of one of the 21 see \K 4 89. hells ; passioned, loving. -2 Lustful, amor-3 One who has got his desired ^TTH object, satisfied, contented ous. . worship is it ; ; thus defined: ff gft fcff?! a. 1 Destiuctive. -2 Com- Tsff J3 a-3TTW> S. 4 ; FfrH^n; li ind. I *TWtTT ^q-rS^StTr Mil. 9. With pleasure. -2 Contentedly. -3 Assuredly, irdeed. pressing, contracting, closing. Drawn together. -2 Contracted, abridged.- 3 Withdrawn, drawn back.- 4 Collected, assembled. -S Seized, laid bold of. -6 Curbed, restrained. -7 Destroyed, . . 1 I compres-3 Taking, -2 Destruction, loss. seizure. -4 Restraint. -5 Collection. sion. * P- 1 To be glad, witu delight. -2 To otaud on end ( as hair ). ^"f^ thrill ^r^rsy a- Seasonable, opportune* Seasonably, betimes, early jj ind. in the morning. ^r^r^r a. Having appearance, Presence, visible, present, near. -$t: and nearness. ( T.RT?TH in the used are adverbially fTflTSTr^ sense of 1 near. -2- from near, from. from the presence of ). vicinity, Contraction, ; .wqSk. A loud noise, in general. Completely Bristl- -3 Fired I ': -2 Noise horripi- -2 A of the forms of Bhairuvn. gqr N. of a particular posture in the Taittra comg. shuddering. emulation. destroyer. Drawing or bringing holding joined, united. ing, ; I or aquatic plant frq^ q. v. % - 4.89. *T Thrilled 3%&p.p.l lated with joy, delighted. ; ! late ( opp. JIT ) ; 3*5 tratf ?H3in5f*r?. w$Ft ffarTm swrsrWe. R. 13. -4 act To drop wf|rTHTr*n? K. -4 To bring together, collect, accumulate. -5 To destroy, annihi( 5TT; 1 The -3 Emulation, rivalry. -4 Wind. -5 Rubbing together. ; ^tft'JT -8 The body. Strength. (Sometimes A. also) 1 To bring or draw together. -2 To draw ont, sack Pt. 1. 221. -3 ( a ) rrTo contract, abridge, compress ftwrsr ijsjftcT? aw wTfci^ 7^: R- S. ; P. 1 ^fj is strength". 3 Compactness, firranness, mass Jr*at snifa goli 1 Horripilation, a thrill of joy or fear -2 Pleas te, joy, delight. ; 3frga. sembled, collected. -Comp. knock-kneed. g a- knitting the 1 ). / Gereral shout, loud uproar, tumultuous exultation. ; ; of the text opp. q^qjs q. v. ( rejoice, bristle, . ?T9pf^T a - Having the same womb, born of the same mother, uterine (as a brother A-c. ). 945 a. *T|T5J Belonging to a noble I family. -2 Belonging to the game family. -3 Having a family. 4 Along with the family. fj: 1 A kinsman. -2 A kind of fish ( gpfi also ) H5?T: 1 One of the game family. -2 A distant relation such ag a ; descendant in the 4th, 5tb, or 6tb, or even in the 7th, 8th, or 9th degree. -3 A distant relation in general. ind. Once I u^nra KHt B^5[ Ms. i -2 At one time, 9. 47. on one occasion, formerly, on :e flrt^nmnitf 3TT: S. 5. -3 At once. -4 Always. -5 m. -f. Fecea, Together with. excrement (usually written ^f^q. v.) -Comp. -ijvrr I a mule. -2. a woman 135] (nom. ace. flunfr, ^nswt is rnr: a pregnant only once. crow. JigrTr, -sr^rerur 1- a woman who baa borne only one child. -2. a cow that has calved once. qrarthp o. Shiggy. T^fT^T Deceitful, it A cheat, rogue. <* q- ind Angrily. 3SP.P- P- [*JMP] I Stuck or attached to, ia contact with. -2 Ador attached to dicted, devoted fond of u>tl% flf 3W1 tftfor ftVS^ Mu. 2. 6. -3 Fixed or rivettecl ; ; on ; ^if^rwr q-ftsfff f iff R- 2. 284 Relating to. -5 Diligent, attentive. -6 Obstructed, hindered. -Oomp. %< a. engaged in hostilities, constant in enmity, S. 2. 15. *rf%: / 1 Contact, touch. -2 Union, junction m%OTrf ^f m. pi. [ ^ The -g^ f? 9 ] flcnr of barley first fried and then ground, barley-meal f tf^rqfi = 1 flij. -2 A kind of poison. o. Containing larley.flonr. A substitute for after aco. dual. n. 1 The thigh [:H-ft*i^ Un. ; flfiiafteraRrr., compound 3.. 154] changed in oomp. to and gn or when the qj} is Kn. 1. P. V. 4. 08 ). see comparison -2 A bone. -3 Tha pole or shafts of a carriage. 119 ffer 10 fff^nf^: BBk. 1. 1 ) ; ; W^V A ; 4. ^HSFH^l^f 87 ; 1. 48, feniale friend or maid nion, a lady's Being of the sime fa- a- mily or kin, related.-?- 1 Abinnnan sprung from a common ancestor ; ; compa- 7. -2 A kinsman of the snue family, one connected by funeral oblations of food and water. -3 A dittant kinsman. r Family, race, lineage. 'Si. sj f. Eating together. P. ( -. Den. P. To wish for a friend. *m jure, kill. Friendship, gjjnj ^if TIWfT HiTRSIfl^ ?n B- 12. 57 ^rur^^fifr^Tfr^tJ K<*MH Subhaah. -2 Equality. <5STrr- >iq.] [ intimacy, alliance ??: A ^jr 1 ( An a. Fragrant. ^frq kinsman, relation, kindred Ms. 9. S. 5 tf: ; A ^If: ?T- -3 Full Poia. [ nfa fli?a: ] N. of a gonous, having poison. -c He was a king of the Solar race. [ sou of Bahu an I was called Sagara because he waa born together to his mother gira or poison given his father. By by the other wife of his wife Sumati he had 600CO sons. He successfully performed 99 saoribut when he commenced the ttces, his sacrificial hora > was hundredth, stolen by lu Ira and carried down to tha Patala. Sagara thereupon commended his 60000 sons to seaich it out. Finding no trace of the animal on earth they bagan to dig down towards the Patala, and in doing this they natnarlly increased the bjundarieiof the ocean which was therefore culled Sahara; of. B. 13. 3. Meeting with the sgeKapilalhay rashly accused him of having stolen their which horse, as a punishment fur ashes they were instantly lejuced to by that sage. It was after several thousands of years that Bbagtratha in bringing down ( q. v. ) succeeded to the Patala the celestial river Ganges to water and puiify their ashe* and thus to convey their souls to heaven ]. blood ; Mv. brother of whole 6. 27. ; 1 Possessed of qualities or attributes. -2 Possessed of good 3TQUT a. narrow, ?re?r STiuhTIJrffat sr?*r4. 33 ; fornfiTOTj W*fflfo^>r: V. 2. 8 U. 1. 8. ; ; A I A narrow passage, difficulty, danger #^ To defile, pass. stiait, tisk, srsaBffsqwjrtfp K. ; HT?TT: 10 U. converse. I -2 To -2 peiil, ; scrr ?Ht tfji Ks. To talk together, narrate, relate. -3 explain. H Narration. with A Contracted, crowded with, beset with, of, in it itf$'i& 31.93. ; fTlT*r;-V*T: I ! troops or epithet of Siva> a. in- *P)? Pifr Mv. cover. a Attended by or: 1 To huit, -2 Impervious, impassible. stiait. hemmed Hr^f.) To flaift ) I -2 To receive, accept. -3 eupport, bear. ; friend. P. To 1 ; ( iiupliee rhetoric. ; an Tw Angry, enraged. - ITIJtT fraudulent. to changed flf?f flocks. -2 Hairy, hair. Having 1 gon- sing. friend, companion, associate; awetroT ?^m% r*HT ^TTT5. 10. ; *nsfrf^ sNi^asfUgsfrf^Tif: Ei. 1. 10. ( At the end of comp. 3FTJTOT Miserable, wretched. ^a ; : qualities, virtuous. -3 Worldly. -4 Furnished with a stripg ( as a bow). -5 Possessed of the qualities in If U. plantain tree. . A loc. sina;. ) Un. ft <m?r, soil'; ^>?fr ^nsr, ; who wft C OTflfi'T - 4. 12. 9 ; Active, mnveable. . a. Beinrj at leisure. Conversation, talk. 10 U. 1 To add or sum up -2 To h:ap, accumulate, collect. -3 To deem, regard ff^5?ifftTr^ ftwfHier as?r w*?yjf?f K. P. 10. -4 To grasp, seize, lay hold of. -5 To drive away, put to flight, rout. ; H9u7: Accumulation, collection- 1 2 Addition. W*?*f-fr 1 The act of heaping -2 Contact, junction. -3 Collision. -4 Blending, twining. -5 together. Addition ( in math.). *Ntft.P- P- 1 Heaped up, piled Blended togethir, up, collected. -2 intermixed. -3 SJzed, laid hold of. -4 Added. -5 Resumed, regained ; ar ( In arith. ) The first -Oomp. turnft Addition. ^*% the sum of the terms of an arithMil. 3. metical progression. ' Unsteady, fickle, tf$S3> " Uncerchangeable, inconstant. -2 tain, doubtful. -3 Bad, wicked. -4 Weak, feeble. yfcn: 1 Dirt* sweepings. Thu crackling of flames. A girl recently -* 4eflt>wed- 946 " of two or more dependent figures of speech in one and the same passage ( opp. (% where the figures sre independent ) ; sti^sjiftji3 fr: K. P. 10 ; or 5bi nation Like, similar, I end of comp. ), fsr^g -2 Near, close, t band. st: I Appearance, presence. -2 Vicinity. hling ( kt tbe : 1 A fire-brad, burning torch 6 P. ! To become I con. T= S. D. 757. -5 The crackling of flames. -6 Duet, sweep traded, shrink. -2 To close, ebut ( as a flower -3 To contract, comcontract, narrow. ). Dust, sweepings. Crackling of flames. *T$f%rr/>. p- \ Contracted, abridged ; ffi<jn: W$fil* 1?fr -3 Closed, shut. -2 #*tft* a. I Confused, intermixed. -2 Arising from intermixture of ; Pt. 4. 78. 1 -4 Cov- castes. eting. 1 - 1 Contraction, shrinking op. -2 Abridgment, diminution, com pression. -3 Terror, fear. -4 Shot- A -5 Binding. -6 ting up, closing. kind of skate-fob. Oomp. in- ; Saffron sj Mixed together, termingled.-2 Confused, misoellane ous. -3 Shattered, spread, crowded. -4 Indistinct. -5 In int, intoxicated H. 4. 17. -6 Of mixed caste, of impure origin. -7 Impure, adulterated. -8 Narrow, contracted. or 1 A man of a mixed caste. -2 A mixed note or mode. -3 An elephant in rut, an fijrii saffron. : ff ii tive Contraction. Tbe gen- sft plant. intoxicated elephant. Confused. -2 Thronged with, crowded or filled with, full of; 1 . 22; Mil. 6. Diaorrterd, perplexed Inccnsisteot throng, collection, Mai. confused 1 ; P*. 1. melee. -3 fight, ^ff^ crowd, mob, flock swarm, wgrerrft ; Mk. 9. 4. pare. -3 ( fcjtfr ) 1 1 ; e. 1 -2 extolling. g, To resolve, determine, -2 To intend, aim at, purpose; settle. I To arrange or connect together. -4 To fix, assign, allot. -5 To consecrate, dedicate. -6 To imagine, fancy. -7 To think about, ; KM. tie fast. solve 1 srt Will, volition, mental reiRm: tffiFT: Dk. -2 Pur- pose, aim, intention, determination. -3 Wish, de&ire ; of drawing to- Wfi5Tm?frr^tn%^'TT$T H. 14- 17. -4 Thought, iue, reflectiou, fancy, imagination ; gether, contracting. -2 Attracting. -3 Ploughing, furrowing. -4 Shortor; N. of Balarlma ening. wwjIT wfoft g*r Hariv. ; 6 P. mix diffuse. ?iftf5a3TfSR 35 To,mix, commingle or I together. -3 To -2 To ; wrn*Wr 3. 5. fill. ; ftWCi Commingling, mixture, intermixture ; tation of advantage Blending together, union. -3 Conmixture ( of castes ), unl w - tion. untary i intermarriage resulting in mixed H*W3 wtftHST: K.; wfr ftwnm SHstT'it 555W Bg. 1. 42 Ms. 10. 40 -4 ( In Rhot. ) The comf ul ; ^ ; -5 The mind, Mai. C. 2. -6 A solemn vow to perform an ob8ervanse.-7 Expecheart 1 castes THT Mil. fdhr Kf)5T5T^5TWJT5f< mrr ftff% S. scatter about, f usior or upon ; j S. 4. act. from a holy -8 Consideration, vol- reflec -9 A declaration mud; by a widow at the time of burning herself with hor bustmnd. -Comp. amnafr a. 1. willing, resolving. -2. consistsr:, ing of thought only, imaginary. epitbtts of the -3 Imagined, 13. fancied. An 1 allusion. intimation, -2 A An indicatory sign, mark, token sign, gesture, hint Agreement, convention ; Mu. 1. -3 -4 frVfr gsr^ S. D. 12. -5 5or?*!r% 3rr?ft auwW ; fetVrfiferrRci Ak. -7 Condition, provision. -8 A short explanatory rule ( in gram. ). -Comp. %%,-&-fwr^r a place of appointment *Rt(*f, or njsignition, rendezvous. Agreement, convention 1 T: . -2 Appointment, assignation. -3 Rendezvous. -4 A lover or mistress who makes an appointment Mk. 3. 3. ; : r 1 Appointment, agreement. rendezvous. A -2 1 To agree upon, by convention, lay. Den. P. down call. -2 To fix conventionally. -3 To invite -4 To give a hint. 1 convention Agreed upon, fixed by ; K. P. 2. -2 Invited, called. N. of Krishpa. : 3. 11. '-3 ; Wished for, intend -2 Ditcrmined, resolv- A. To wish or long for. 1 q'jfeij, Caut. pouder, reflect. act -2 To Praising, applauding, Glorification ( of a *^p( 1 P. 1 To drag along or away. -2 To oontraot, -3 To tighten, The recite. deity ). -3 Repeating the name of a deity as a pious or devotional act. ^ To commit ed appoint. -2 To manufacture, preTo do, perform in. general. I To ; . a. 1 difficul- praise, celebrate, glorify. -3 To tell, meutijn. 4 To proclaim, announce. WljftTfT ( Thecry of tbe ChakraVaka. 8 U. 10 U. An im .in- sistent or contradictory speech A A -2 7. ?r A kind of riddle. -Camp. ty. suft, -ftPt a. of mixed birth, of a mongrel breed ( as a male ). -g;g a confused fight, melee. -3 -4 2. U. 2. 30. ; A | jj- 1. mr HiTTtf*r?ir5 r^ M. 4 sre a. 1 volitional. -2- at. aimed ed, ^f-TTrf: H5ir<: - ; cjuforuiable to will. ings. To press. -Caux. god of love Ku. 3. 24. U. 1 1 To oame or meet together. -2 To traverse, oross,go or pass through. -3 To approach, go. -4 To go over or be transferred ( to another ). -5 To enter on or in ; B- 5. 10. -6 To be preattend. -7 To surmount. if sent at, Cam. To 1 -2 To transfer. volve, consign, entrust de- WTTI*T;Fffcmtfr f^errw>T V. 3; Ku. 6. 78.-J To deliver, hand over. -4 To con vey, lead towards. -5 To take possession of. -6 To promise mutual ; assistance. *n 1 Concurrence, -2 Transition, going to- traversing, tranifor, progress. -3 Ths passage of a planetary body through tin zc- diacal sign*. -4 Moving, .travelling. difficult or narrow pasK: -a 1 A -2 A causeway, bridge ^sfrMb. -3 irnfj =? wir *arr'"nrr^r ; 947 A medium object or means of attaining any BT&T tfanft^FT Dk. wt$; ; t.4. 2. Concurrence. -2 Transition, progress, pausing from one point to another. -3 Passage. -4 The sun'd passage from one zodiacal sign to another. -5 The day on which 1 the summer Passed througn or entered into. -2 Transferred, into, 1 devolved, entrusted ; U. **?rlfrr$TH'FT affected. seized, 1 -4 Reflected, Going together, union. -2 Passage from one point to another, transition. -3 The passage of the son or any planetary body from one zodiacal sign into another. -4 Transference, another ) U. giving over ( to ^ft^....,^,,^^. ; 3. -5 Transferring or communicating ( one's knowledge to another of imparting ), power ( 16. instruction to another fo*r^?Tj%TJTBfitRnmRST: M. 1.19; 16. Difficult V* ing. -5 Throwing, send-6 Taking away. -7 Assisting in another's duty. ( tfr<|<jr, rorqire are nsed adverbially in the sense of ' ' briefly, concisely, shortly set tfnt play or snort Me. 68. ) ). 1 ing. tfg^ To tremble, 9 P. 1 A., 4, he agitated or To disturbed. agitate, excite. Caul. ; -2 To creek * Mi r War, battle, fight Si. 18. 1. 68, 70; Mil. yjJJJI 2 P. To 1 ;*V*fr,t 70 count, calculate, sera ; Ve. 3. 8. 9. month after conception, ( 1 Enumeration, reckoning, calculation ; R. 16. 47. -2 ^STrfft^t ffflfsj^rrr A nnmber. -3 A -6 Deliberation, -7 Manner. -Comp. srbeyond number, infnT, amrs wnr mere numerable, countless. destroy completely, annihilate. -2 Complete destruction or consumption.-! Lost, ruin. -4 End, termination. -5 Destruction of the world. tff$T3;6 together f3nf|nt 1 To collect or ' ft5^r' Ku. 1. 53 Pt. 1. 169. -7 Encounter, flght. -8 Hindrance, obstruction ; R. 2. 42 3.63. ; ; TTUT^ a. United with, meeting. 1 -2 Attached or devoted to, fond of; 8. 5.11;R. 19. 16 M. 4. 2 Bg. 3. 26 14. 15. -3 Full of affection. desirous. -4 Libidinou>, lustful. -5 ; ; ; Ki- uninterrupted 14. 59. An excellent or inoom* parable discourse. giTH A. 1 i?rrT%n' To come or 1 ; join sTWtjB: A . R. 7. -2 To srxnal intercourse HTOT have cohabit, ^ with ; wnri Ms. 8. 378. -3 To keep -cnrapiny or intercourse with, associate with. -4 To agree, harmonize, be suitTo become contracted, able. -5 ; i wRort fWrw ftrr*nt% R- 12. 104. heap together. -3 Joined in wedloqk, married - 4 Sexually united. -5 Fitted appropriate, harmonious ;' tfrartr iwft 8. 3. -6 In conjunction with ( as planets ). -1 W3* r^r=u numeration. of number. ( OTTO -q;: ) a. expressive a numeral. an epithet of Siva. 1 - . Enumerated. -2 Calculated, reckoned up. -jf ber ffr A kind of riddle. A nnm- -- Numbering, calculation. a. | Numbered. -2 Pos- ; abridge; :miflA?r sjorg-* ^jj jiqmm fliinr Me. 108 ; Ms. 7. 34. -4 To contract, compress. -5 To diminish, lessen. -d To confine, abut -p. I Joined or united with, together, associated with. -2 Assembled, collected, convened, met come together, sn-nqrnrirtfrsjHwrwrtrg R- 1- 52 Bk. 5. 86. -2 -7 To constrain. e 42 2. reflection. To withdraw, destroy .-3Toshorten, in. ; imjBb. standing, intellect. ; curtail, men stow on, give to ^f^T 1, 5, 6 P. I To decay, wane. -2 To be emaciated or lean. -J To of the foetus. P. keep company ^nt KT1I J ^irf: -5 Attachment, sicrl* Subhish. foundoess, desire vrtifjt M10I*4: ^'I^^JIRH Bg. 2. 62. -6 Attachment to worldly ties, association with ) numeral. -4 Sum. -5 Reason, under- xrqnr: 1 Destntction. ; brink op. -6 To die, depart. -7 rudiment and which constitutes the ' To go to, attain (with aco.)- Cant. I To bring together, join, units ;wj-^ wft ?trnrrw(nt R- 7. 20 -2 To endow or present with, unite with, be- 1 in the first 'to fjimaj)^ ; ; Dampness, moisture. -2 The fluid secretion supposed to form R$: 2. 1 with, herd with ^ ; At the end of comp. Numbering, amounting to Ac. qvmt'a. Sporting together. riror Rattle of chariots. U. ; enumer- nrrohr HWit* *rt*<: H^nrfrfr S. B. -2 Ved. To appear along with, be connected up with. i intorconrse together, meet, enconntT ^TSrnTt 1 Agitation, trembling. -2 Disturbance, commotion ; Mk. 2. -3 Upsetting, overturning. -4 Pride, 25; -4 Company, association, friendship, friendly Continuous, Heaping together. -2 Abridgment, abbreviation. -3 Send^Tcror ate, (as wheels epitome, a brief exposition. Vikr ; ; firr: An -4 ty, conciseness. -6 Image. progress A.I To rattle ; Throwing together. -2 1 Compression, abridgment. -3 Brevi- -J Depicting. reflection. together ) Throwing together. I Compressing, abridging. -3 Throwing, sending. -4 Ambuscade-5 fransitioa ( from one feeling to another ). *T$r contact. : WTm: / haughtiness. U. : grasped. gs-ra;f3 imaged. -5 Depicted. -6 Having Sankrftnti (in astr. ). jj 'Property got by a woman from her husband. . - -2 solstice begins. fHFfar />./>. p- 1 Heaped together. -1 Compressed, contracted. -3 Abridged, curtailed, shortened. -4 Diminished, lessened. -5 Brief, short. --6 Restrained. -7 concise, Thrown, despatched-. -8 Seized, sessed of reason. m. A learned man. ^fn= Shrunk up, contracted see n^ with ff. ?f 1 Union, meeting, alliance tflT* WHTTW^TF^Sm Wf f HWt V. 5. 24; S. 5. 24. -2 Association, company. -3 Acquaintance, friendship, intimacy Ku. 5* 39. -4 A harmoni; ; ; ous or consistent speech, well-rea- soned remarks. -Oomp. ^ft. peace concluded after friendship. WTfif'/tion. 1 Union, meeting, conjnc- -2 Company, tion, intercourse L *? I Coming to-2 Meeting, union, of rivers). -3 Touch *i* *>**] r R- 7.^15 ; society, associa- 1 ; trsft ft srsntrtT^- nmrtH?- flssRWnfifWir Moba M. gether, joining. *i5nra^ confluence (as union. -4 Visiting, f recjaect- j^jBy 6. -3 948 log' -5 Fitness, appropriateness, applicability, consistent relation. -6 Accident chance, accidental occur- ject of a musical performance. -2 The materials or necessary apparatus for rence. -7 Knowledge. -8 Questioning for further knowledge. concert-ball ; Mai. 2. ence of music. a musical concert | >: njf! -3 Contact, touch ; nfsrff- W ; -7 Enconnter, -8 Conjunction of planets ( OTtTO Meeting, nnioo T: N. of Yarns. A 1 ^: ; ). gee ip\H- ; -4 War, bargain. Si. 16. 67. ing. battle, fight ; sr- To close, shut (is the mouth). -13 To concentrate. -14 Ta constrain, force. -15 To marry. -16 To mention, name. -5 Knowledge. -6 Devour- -7 Misfortune, calamity. -8 9 The f rait of the Saral tree. a. I Gathered, collected, Ctrasped, seized. -3 Restrained, governed. -4 Received, accepted. -5 Abridged; see tir^absve. N. of a particular part of the day, said to be three Muburtas after PriUastana or early dawn and to form the second of the five divisions : stored. *nr?: ing the Discourse, conversation. ': Well protected or 1 P- -1 Well preserved. ^ 7. 114. -S Favouring, p"ro- cumulation, gathering, collecting ; * ed or bidden. -2 Contracted, abridged. -3 Joined, united. -4 Collected, heaped together, piled up. -8 Con-9 Conjunction. -10 ing, restraining, controlling. 9 A. 6 U., tfrj make a To promise, 1 glomeration. vow ( Atm. ) trgr ^nTrrfft Dk -2 To recognise, acknowledge. -3 To agree in calling. -4 To swallow, Agglomeration ( a king of e^TT ) -II Inclusion, comprehension. -12 Compilation. -13 Epitome, summary, $f3T^ar abridgment, compendium TOW* Bg. 8.11; so ff^Ffff:. -14 Sam, amount, totality m^oj ssij aiffft fit f*W: ws^fff Bg. 18. 18 -ISA ; devour. ; -]>. I Agreed or assented to. -2 Promised, vowed. ; : tfft rus. P. 1 -2 To 1 To chant, cho- iin celebrate by singing A store-room. effort, exertion. -18 Mention, catalogue, -17 An to- gether. ^fa: p. Snng trgetber, sung In I Guornp, a song sung voices 3fij s^fgsfr irawr: rT by many : STnYrf CTpTifjrrt -16 list. 1 ; Mk. 1. -3 A as, ufTrff^i jrgr^hr &o. -2 A number of people living together. -3 Close contact or combination. ifrnR ^rf^t w. a fish. m a hired labourer, ooolie. n<5the two bands with the open palms brought together ff%: /. close combination. ^f^ 1 A. To meet, assemble, to- Caui. I To join or fasten gether. together, bring together. -2 To strike ( a musical instrument), sound, play upon. w'Ere'STr Joining together, union, combination Ratu. 4. 20. ; 1 A 1 To together, unite. -2 To bring strike. 4 To -3 To gather, rub rub, againtt collect. or against. ; ^Hg'T^nr^Hir^iT B. -5 To strike against, touch. press 73. 6. Friction, rubbing together Mai. 5. 3, 9. 1. together, encounter ; Si. 20. ; 28. -3 -4 conflict. Meeting, joining, collision or rivalry ( as of wives ) R. 14. 85. -5 Embracing. Enconnter, ; gr A large creeper. HasT^ --U Rubbing together, -J Close contact, adherence to. -4 Contact, friction. -2 1 Collision, clash. union, cohesion. -5 The intertwining of wrestlers -6 Meeting,enconnter in general. -7 The embrace of lovers. 5f?W: a verse summarizing what has been mentioned before. nose. ; , of singing with music and dancing ; Bh. 2. 12. -Cojnp. rf, I. the sub- ery ing. / ; Ms. 8. C, 72 ; Y. 2. 72. -8 Hop- -9 Accepting: receiving Dysentery. qfr ; ?^m1fc ) Me. 53 -2 Collision, clashing rr ( ffrrrfjOT 1 A P air co"pl- -2 bawd, procuress. -3 Smell. Oasing, setting tKmrnywtfvvfffeff: (Tf9T:) Pt. 1. 75. -6 SexnuJ, union, intercourse with a female. -7 Adult- tq^n; fl|inicl o. concert. -4 The art Tgrn H*I ; reference. -19 Greatness, elevation. -20 Velocity.-21 N. of Siva. -Comp. I -2 Seizing, grasping. Supporting, encouraging. -3Com piling, collecting. -4 Blending. -5 In- ; ^i\^^j mul- group, collection, > The mucus of A the : Bhag. -2 Miuic, har- monious sinein? especially singing accompanied by instrumental music and dancing, triple symphony jfrjr i. A 1 titude, flook . ohnrus. f5j^ a. conquering a large military (777: drum. piiiating, entertaining, supporting ; Ms. 3. 138; 8. 311. -6 Storing, ac- Completely conceal- I ]> fr- wnTirgk K. 1 ^TT$ Ms. concealed, kept 'giT tree. fight; battle, P. 10. -Oomp. in battle. ^fsr ; secret. - -2 Seizing,graspfng.-2Clenchfist, grasp, grip. -3 Reception, admission. -4Guarding, protection rr HTWSrarTf yn?r??if of the day. Tne KuUja wa:r clode, comprise, contain.-J 2 Poison %'re gather, collect, To take, receive, accept. -7 conoei ve,nnderstand. -8 To contract, abridge, narrow. -9 To encourage, support, favour. -10 To seize upon, attack ( as an illness ). -1 1 To in- H. 5. 2G, 11. 48 13 65 -2 Accepting, undertaking.-! A 90. To 1 To promise, an agreement; collector, compiler. "> I accumulate, ho jr I ; w?5T ST ; flgtit. A T; War, Concert, symphony, harmony. -2 Coyeriation. ; Fitnesg. adaptation of a shield. I WT?iS:/- intercoms* snf W*f?rg'H' *Trwtffr,f:: S. 3. 14 R. 19. 33. -5 Conflnence ( of rivers ) ffirPJgsilfr! WTff V. 5. -6 5Trer a $iTf the sci charioteer. Laying hold of, grasping. -2 Forcible seizure. -3 Clenching the fist. -4 The fist. -5 The handle ing. "^ Sexnal union or 44. & nnr?T R- He. 56. Concert, symphony. -2 A public entertainment consisting of songs attended with music and dancW-innr: Meetir.g, onion : V. 4, 37; R. 12. 66, 90. -1 Association, company. society, intercourse ; as in H- *n*T: ; A m. I U ion, combination, 1 ^ftTnr: an association. -2 A muhitode, an assemblage, a cjllection TTTTH^TrfT 11 3r<w-7r y* ; Ku. 4. 6. -3 Killing, slaughter. r%?iT: -4'Phlegm. -5 Formation of comdivision of hell pounds. -6 N. of a -7 A particular mode of walking (in *fc* a- hard dramas ), -Comp. 949 like a aolid, solid ; Ku. 2. H. -f a e tone-like block or hard mags, solid stone Ku. ; P. 1 ^jj 56 1. ; To 1 55. 5. resound. -2 To *T3rra?T a. J Of the same kind, tribe, class, or species.-! Like, similar. m. A son of a man and woman proclaim loudly. I Resonant, resounding. for gale. g-. A sound, noise. p 1 T O "b or grind together. -2 To rival, emulate, compete * ^F? - or vie with ^ ; 19. 36." -3 ; wsoff an*: M. 1. -5 Envy, jealousy. -6 Gliding, gently flowing. A., 3 P. (, ft,f=,j) Ved. 1 To follow, pursue. -2 To go to. -3 To love, like. -4 To be obedient. -5 To honour, serve. -6 To assist, -7 To be associated with. W^r aid. Honouring. -2 Service, attendance. -3 Assisting, 1 helping. fl-dff*rT ind. timid. Startled, fj Tremblingly, in an alarmed or manner. startled !8T%: A 1 intimacy. see srtf. Painted, a. A ' 1 ) Me. ; variegated 87 drk companion; -2 friend, wnfcmrf**! M. ; 1. I Sentient, animate, sensible. -2 Conscious, a. T^rT^ 1 Intelligent. -2 ; ^r^ra^-! 3^*1 |Tr% Ku. 5. 48. -3 Unanimous. a. Dressed. f: The mango o. 1 tree. Having boles. -2 Having men or living a. beings. sr: A man of the same family, a kinsman. a a- brother ( ing, ornamenting. CT*5rr Dress, 1 Watery, wet, humid. Born together, r, Ved. ). decoration. -2 Equipment, apparatus. -3 Military accoutrement, armour, mail. Ttfcwt. I Dressed. -2 Decorated. -3 Made ready, equipped ;Pt. -4 Accoutred, armed. H^MIlj 8 U. 1. 157. To make ready, -2 To decorate. 1 To P. be Furnished with a bow- I string.-2 Strung (as a bow); Ki. A A 1 .21 . Moonlight night. collection of leaves for writing upon. g-^. gter. 1 A cheat, rogue, jug-. -2 Cheating, deceit. A ; transit. -4 A A -3 difficult course, way,road, pass. progress or journey. -5 Difficulty, distress. -6 Inciting. -7 Leading, guiding. -8 Transmission, contagion. -9 A gem said to be found in the hood of serpents. -10 The entrance of the sun into a no v sign. *faw> a. nf: 1 ting. Conveying, transmit- A instigator. -3. leader, guide. orator. -2 An AD 1 tf^Hoi Moving,impelling,oonv*y. ing, leading &c. tf^lfHiT 1 A female messenger, go-between. -2 A bawd, procuress. -3 A pair, couple. -4 Smell, odour. f Moved, set in mo-Z Impelled, driven onward, incited. -3 Conveyed ;see %^. W^rffcr .?>/> lion. W^lfN a. moveable 1 Ku. ; Wr B. 6 oft/. ) Moving, Mil. I HUT^T 67. ?iqi?r$w -2 Boaming, wander- -3 Changing, unsteady, ing. -4 ( w^fftofr 3. 54 ; irrnftvfi ; fickle. be passed, inaccessibe. -5 Evantscsnt, as a Bblva ; see below. -6 Influencing. -7 Hereditary, Difficult to successively communicated (as a dis -8 Contagions -9 Impelling. -m. 1 Wind, air. -2 Incense. -3 A transient or evanescent feeling which serves to strengthen the prevailing sentiment see arfi^iR^. ease). ; 1 ^f^- P. ( but Atra. when witb the instrumental of a conveyancs ) I To move, walk, go, pass, walk about; Trr^: fnr^frffl't Bk. 8. 32 arf%?TlT SHIT B13. 19, N. 6. 57 -2 To practise, perform. -3 To pass over, be transferMil. 6. 2. red to. -4 To act, behave -5 To join, meet. -6 To pass or roam through, travel over. -7 To arrive at, WWW ; ; Caus. \ To cause to reach, attain. go about, lead, conduct ;^m^ff^r-2 To cause to spread, ij- S. 5. 5. -3 To transmit, communi- cate, past over, deliver over to (as a disease &c. ). -4 To turn out ( as cattle &o. ), to grazs. -5 To impel, instigate, incite. Muddy. ^ ; circulate. Defective, faulty. ^UST Fastening, tying on. -2 Dressing. -3 Preparing, arming, equipping- -4 A guard, sentry. -5 A A igood man sr: ferry, gl&t. see under *r<[. nr I Decoration, accoutrement, equipment. -2 Dress- *T^r*: 1 Going, movement, travelling or roaming through ; ijsr, Tnftr^rc wir?*rw5f( 1 need Possessed of feeling f Fortifled. : thorn-apple. a. JT^T -5 Blear-eyed. ; rational. 4 Fully equipped, armed. trimmed. 64. ; ' Beady, made or got 1 ready, to be equipped, accoatred, or decorated. minister counsellor *n%,p*H wr *$fi IT gfrwrm: Ms. 7. 54 -3 The ^f3jf a. fl-3Tf *arr U. 1ready, prepared -2 Dressed, clothed. -3 Accoutred, ^"Jjr a. - A A ffgr^l -2 Friendship The wife of Indra with pictures ( fla;:, prepare, equip. friend. /. Nora, ; tfw: 1 Rubbing together, friction -2 Grinding, tritnralion. -3 Collision, clash. -4 Emulation, rivalry, contest for superiority ayfr, HJP ; instr. dual ind. friend, companion. ^jft-'u^) With, together with. ( mrhirfo: snirni^j^r: wxtti w* m^wJ>1 B. To rub, scratch. Laving, attached m. -2 Associated together. I - to Kill- - n-^Tor Going, motion, travelling Brotherhood, relationship. 1 wgs .?/> -2 Sounded, proclaimed. -J Offered -* The body. -7 Development. ing. of the same caste. j -4 En- road, defile, difficult passage. trance, gate. ?T^T: 1 Passage, transit from one zodiacal sign to another. 2 A way, path TT^mkiij^ireN' ^rf ^ffwr^O: Kn. 6. 43 B. 16. 12. -3 A narrow ; ; IP. 1 To move about' move to and fro, waver, oscillate. -2 To quiver, tremble. -3 To start or jump up. 4 To depart, go away. HtJriS o. Trembling, quivering. * ing ; Agitation, trembling, shak3Wjw^*5Tr?-rirf TOTS Ki. 18. g The Gunja shrub. : N. of a particular sacri- fice. 5 U. hoard To gather, 1 collect, 1 t$Tfnrref'rrf place; Bk. 3.35. w^fj : I Hoap ng up, gathering. -2 Hoard, beap, accumulation, stock, store star"*: w ^ft IH*V waVr irftrifT^-f: Subhaah. -3 A large quantity. ; collection. -4 Joint ; MM. 8. 9. 950 Gathering, collecting. -2 ashes and hone* of a the Collecting body after fl^foq been burnt. it lias a. gathering, Collecting, hoarding &c. *U%tT r>.f- 1 Heaped np, accumul-2 Laid ated, hoarded, collected. stored3 Enumerated, reckoned. by, -4 Full of, furnished or provided -5 Impeded, obstructed. -6 Dense, thick ( as a wood ). .with. A Dbritarashfcra. 1 ; think over; Y.I. 360; Oh. P. mind ), dis32. -2 To weigh ( in the To -J ciiminate. design, intend. An reflection. Consideration, thought tf%n*T -3 about. -2 Designed, intended. a. 1 Considered, ^j^ bmiae, crush 1 To To pulverise. -2 ^TTTTW Tfn * ; 5*'- e. 1. 15. Crushing to pieces. fir 10 U. 1 To conceal. bide, -3 -1 To envelope, cover, wra? up. To put on ( as clothes ). JWt Enveloped, conceal- I p. p. ed, bidden. -2 Clothed. -3 Sur- rounded. * Obscuring, hiding. U. 1 To cut, cut off, -3 penetrate, pierce. To remove, clear, solve, ( as a doubt Ac. -4 To settle, decide ( a ques- -2 To divide. ). tion -2 Rerf*B?s 1 Catting, dividing. moval, solution. 1 P- ( ssrirt, ** ; tb S. of the root being changed to w after a in ? or ;j ) 1 To preposition ending stick or adhere to, cling to; 47. ; A -3 a group of she-goat. ^fn; 1 P. To I live together. -2 To live, exist ( by and profession ). Caul. -3 To be restored to life1 To to life, revive, restore or bring -2 To maintain.nourish. re-animate. 1 Bringing to Living life, -2 together. life-restoring, re- Making -3 Food. -4 N. of Mallin&tha's commentaries on Ku B. and Me. -Comp. wtarTr / * dead to life ).-? came to know the real state or alive, restoring life. -2 To go, move. -3 To fasten. attached pott. ( ffifa ) To bs cling or adhere to. 4 A. 1 To be born to, $j- 5fn-flTnmft 3 ff? srfffWt U. 3. 11. A. 1 To know, understand, fr?TT 9 be aware of. -2 To recognize. -3 To live in harmony, a?ree together (with ^3P3[ duced. -2 To grow, arise, spring.-3 To be or become. -4 To elapse, pass Cata. To beget, produce, ( hme ). generate. N. of Brahman. -2 N. of *rsr. 1 Siva. HsfftT i>. p. Born, produced, oft in comp. in the 1 grown, arisen ( sense of ' growing;,. becoming, ' sessing pos- ' being angry '; risTKr^TT ' ' 4c- ) -2 sotf3rra : particular aleadingrule whichgives a name to the rules falling under and which exercises -srftr^frT: aoc. or instr.) ; rewr ffcrt *T tfsrrsfra Sk. -4 To wafcb, be on the alett ; it, Bk. 8. 27. -5 To accede or a^ree -6 To remember, think of (Pa r as.) To nrg: wnr^ ?r warnrrfS Sk. -7 direct, appoint. -Cau. 1 To inform. -2 To appease, gratify, console. -3 ; Knowledge, understanding. I Informing. -2 Teaching. =T ( a ) To quiet, pacify ( a sacrificial animal ). ( b ) To kill. -4 To command, enjoin. -5 To animate. -6 To make intelligible, cause to be understood, inform. -7 To make a sign to ( any one ), communicate by signs. -3 Killing, slaughter *T5fT^ a. I Having consciousness, become sensible, revived. -2 Having a name. CTifK ". sense a. -3 ^ Kn. 3. m an appellation ; oft. at the end of ( tfiCTft-ff ) To show, WIT I An ascetic's matted -2 The mine (of a lion) Mu *rj, hair. A hint, g^TrrWgrw- ^nrst^nf niiq 37%?^ 41. -5 A name, designation, U. display, manifest. mind. -4 sign, token, gestnrej ryt* ; -2 Knowledge, understandIntellect, in this Knock-kneed. part. -II. 10 n?Tt vTH; or 'to regain or recover ijfita^ one's conacionsness, oome to one's ing. -m. also '5f^: I Great heat, fever ; Mai. 9. 36. -2 Hent. -3 Indignation. I. 1 P. (jjzft-) To form a /. 1 Apprising, informing. Killing, sacrificing. senses. ( ). HHTtT o. Named, called, denom- Killing. Consciousness Named. -2 That which inated. wood. 1 1 receives a na ne. I Knock-kneed. -2 Being fT?T " see conscious. -3 Nimed, called &ITI below. gf A yellow fragrant -2 influ- ence over thetn.-nrT'Ti: loss of consci ouenesa Ku. 6. 44. Rr to. ; or pro- things, and discovered that his wife had assumed the form of a mare. He accordingly assumed the form of a horse, and was united with his wifo, who bore to him two sons-the Atvintknmlras or Aavins q. v. ]. -lomp. . reviving or life-restoring plant; -8 The affix. and lived quite happily with him, so that when Sanjna returned, he would not admit her. Thug repudiated and disappointed, she assumed the form of a mare and roamed over the earth. The sun however, in courte of time, of animation, resusltation. -3 N. one of the 21 hells ; see Ms. 4. 89. -4 A group of four houses, quadranto flr I A kind of elixir (said gle. restore the an ma, Yanrt, and the two Asvics. [ A legend relate* that frm on one occasion wished to go to her father's house and asked her husband's permission, which was not granted. Resolved to carry out her purpose, the created, by means of her superhuman power, a woman exactly like her self who was, as it were, her own shadow ( and was therefore called Chhlyii ), and putting her in her own place, went away without the knowledge of the sun. Chb&ya bore to the sun three children ( see triir), four houses forming a court. ^ITT for ; uproar. quaarangle jjI G&yatit Mantra see firisfi- -9 N. of the daughter of Vigvakarman and wife of the sun, and mother of ?- ; ). ^ -2_ name technical j Con- talk, chattering, confusion. wVta* settled. 10 U. Cauversation. 1 *f3T? ; f:W^: Bg. 15- 5. -6 ( In gram. ) Any name or noun having a special meaning, a proper name. -7 Th ; fused this sense comp. in tried to *T3T5g; reflect, r%l* He Dbritarasbtra of. Bg. 1. 1. 1 P- To ta ' k > converse. ^3T^ A To think, consider, charioteer of king settlement bring about a peaceful of the dispute between theKanravas and Pandavas but failed. It was he who narrated the events of the great Bharatt war to the blind king collection. 10 U. N. of the -: I 7. i I ; Si. 1. 47. -3 Bristles of a iH-inrgvgi^r! niHgrirS: R. -4 A braid of hair. -5 A crev. si^T: a lion. -Comp. boar . . ; 6 ; 9. 60. 951 Accompanied or ex- a. plained by a commentary. 10 D. Orgrft*) 1 To injure, *! kill. -2 To be strong. -3 Togive.-4 To take. -5 To dwell. kind of minor Prakrita ; e. g. 1. a ; Tr^TT I A kind of bird. -2 instrument. A mu- ^ 10 U. (srwiiHO 1 To finish, To leave unfinished. -3 go, move. -4 To adorn, decorate. complete. -2 The plant zodoary. A hempen cord or thread* See *j. A - of tongs or nip- pair pers. modes ^ffif One of the several of flight of birds ; Being, existing, norr f tfif: if*iT: SKfirsiJT t^ Sgrt Bv. 1. 120 ?^FiTf^ -2 Real, essential, true. -3 *Hr war Good, virtuous, chaste a> ; 7. 12. ; Ku. 21 1. Noble, worthy, high ; ; 8. 5. 17. -4 an in -5 Bight, proper. -6 Best, excellent. -7 Venerable, respectable. -8 Wise, learned. -9 Handsome, beautiful. m. A good or -10 Firm, steady. virtuous m m, a saee STI^TH f% ft; t' Wilt B. 4- 86 *ri?3*rfT ; or 1. pious funeral a hawk, kite. act. ob- q?rT: kind or hospitable treatment, hospitable reception. -2- reverence, 4. a respect. -3. care, attention. meal. -5. a festival, religions obterv a good or noble ance. ^j<js nobly born, of family. ^<7TT a. 1. done well noble descent qpir or properly. -2. hospitably received or treated. -3. revered, respected, 4- worshipped, adored. honoured. -5. entertained. -6. welcomed, (-tr-an epithet of Siva. ( -jr ) 1. hcrgpi) tality. -2- respect. -3. virtue, piety. I. treating with respect, ajM: / hospitality, hospitable reception. -2 ntprr 1. virtue, virtue, morality. ; srjfirar JjrStTffY ^ wfc3TTr S. 5. 15. -2. charity, good or virtuous action. -3. hospitality, hospitable reception; tffcsriTfji'Tr~r. S. 7. -4. courtesy, salutation. -5. any purificatory ceremony. -6. funeral ceremonies, riar / ( w;fa: ) a good obsequies. or happy sUte, felicity, beatitude. Sr ( "Tg'T ) possessed of good virtuous. qualities, ( -art ) virtue, goodness, good quality. ^jRiT, -^IHT ( W3ffa-3r ) wellconducted, honest, virtuous, rightBh. 2. 25. ( -n. ) eous , 33: w^T^ff: |. good or virtuous conduct. -2. S. history or account of the good 1H*^m) turmeric. -f%^ the Supreme Spirit. ^-. a (fff^^r.) portion of existence and thought. the soul consisting o r 3?r?n^ excellence, . ; v. 1. 10* I H. 1*3 Bb. ; 2. 78 That which 1 j it. really -2 -3 Good; as ina^WJjq-v. -4 Brahman -5 Vcd. or the Supreme Spirit. Water. ( r*5 means I. to respect, exists, entity, existense, essence. The really existent truth, reality. treat with respect, receive hospitably. -2- to honour, worship, adore. -3. to adorn). -Oonrp. 3TJT ) calx of brass, Wf -ws^ ( w?W5 ) 3^3?* ( existent and non-existent, be1 ing and not being. 2> real and unreal. -3. true and false. -4. good a. . and bad, right and wrong. -5. virtuous and wicked. ( -n. du. ) |. entity and non-entity. -2. good and evil, right and wrong. "(TORI discrimination between good and evil or truth and falsehood. 'ttrftierrjj tho cause of discrimination between the HIT: *frglf fa good and bad Wf; B. rflwn%fcnr ( 9?rau: ) 1- 1. 10. srr^ic: good manners, virtu- ous or moral conduct. -2. approved usage, traditionary observances, imUs. 2. 18. memorial custom *rr; ^m( entity und thought, "arr^i 1. 'existence or entity, knowledge and joy"; an epithet of the Supreme Spirit uf Brahman. -2- of Vishgu. ( q^ri ) gd> gfsr a. virtuous, respectable good or virtuous man. a lord of good I. gfitt Ved. persons or heroes. -2- N. of Indra. a (-H:) new leaf of a water-lily. <m: I- a good road. -2. the right path of duty, correct or virtuous conduct. -3- an orthodox doctrine. -Mjftjr?: acceptance ( of gifts ) qj the from a proper person. tim fit flcial for a sacriBoe, a victim. in? a ggi a vic- good scriworthy or virtuous person. "WTI bestowin-r fa vows on worthy recipients, judicious liberality. *ffaa. having jugood or dicious liberality. jws ! virtuous son. -2. a son who performs the prescribed rites in honour of Iog><>) hit ancestors. *ftw. ( all one of the five kinds of helva.bh&tat counter-balancwhich there or fallacious hc(u$, ed hftu, cne along 5. hospita 4. expiation. ^itff: Koodoess see fa- ( jft/. ) 1 *nt<. existent ; virtuous, good. proper or good an epithet of Vishnu -^ m. a virtuous -SW5J. n. see ifigwsrfr ) a -2- virtue, liely. -3lity. sical - reply. drama 8. D. 542. To W^ICJT^ ( T"3rt ( 'TJxPC ) Hfquies. A in a. twq; exists another equal hetu on the posite side ?rt fr qsr ; ' wwmiTO: nal because ' wikTtHT*W4^ sound product sound 9- it it is eter- is and also audible'; non eternal, because it is a the pomegranate ijre?: is '. tree. existence, war-. ( *T^T3: ) ! being, entity. -2. actual i op1?J- existence, good dispositi on or nature, eality . 3. amiability. -4. quality of goodness. ( JT'TfjjT: ) the son of a *njjT: virtuous mother. nr^; ( y^nrn: ) consisting of mere entity ', the soul. RR: ( ?T'M. ) esteem of ' the good. ra=f ( flT'H^ ) a good or faithful friend. g^iar:/- (^nJ'1%!) a virtuous maiden. ^jr ( /' it. of high birth. an agreeable or pleasing speech. **g( Wjf3 ) I- a good thing. -2: ^^ good plot or story a <* ( fffi&f V. ; faj 1. 2. well-educated, having ) fa a ( flr^fTT ) ! well-behaved, wefl-cond acted, virtuous, upright. -2* perfectly circular, well-rounded ; CTffTt: ^wsww^' tfiv sTrnflH ^rsfff Oil 3 ( where both senses are intended ). ( -TT ) 1. good or virtuous conduct. -2. an agreeable or amiable disposition. y[\& ( tr3jrc; ) a. 1. good-tempered. -2good learning, ( tobenevolent, kindly disposed wards others ). *nri:, -*TMtr[5fi -W1:i -Wflf^ti -Wirifl: company or society of the good, association with the good turr wfwf^m^ 5 1 jj^fiaT i*. f WlmT ! *' ; _<J__- 1 . * i 3^ -,.f- Bh. right application. virtuous friends companion. ~ frwrsjrf' TOT, 2. 23. ^ *W7 ( -ir; ) a. having <> a good ha \ ing good 1. a kind of sap or essence. ( -ft ) tree. -2- a poet. -3. a painter. -?3t (fr%g:) a faultless or valid middle term. hetu or A virtuous or good woman Ku. 1. 21. -2 A female ascetic. -3 N. of the goddess Durga; Ku. 1. 21. -4 A kind of fragrant fttfr I ( or wife ) , earth. ? Chastity. eternal, everlasting, perpetual, -s inrf. Constantly, continually, eternally, always a. Constant, ; Ham. -Ooinp IT;, Dk. ; 50 ^r: Me. 69. . ; -ii*f: wind ; 952 A 1 Subbish. ^-rHr 3?fig& A fellow student, ceptor ) a pnpil of th^e ( ^P ^ r bamboo. -2 A Husk, : Air, wind. -Oomp entity, being. -3 The highest Jati or generality ) U8u&n ( ; ^oodnea.-2. pro-eminence in strength or courage. ayi signs of pregnancy ; S. 6. ftj^j loss of consciousness, -ftf^sr 1- caused by nature-2. caused by goodness. -3. virtuous, upright. -wgRf :/ purity or nprightneas of nature. ^rq-qra. 1. endowed with gondneaa, virtuous. -2- equable, of even-minded. I- l 8 8 W?T?: strength or vigour. -2. universal essence of destruction. qrt: ! strength. -2- a very powerful person. ?u a. I. being in the nature of things. -2- inherent in animals. -3* animate. -4. characterized by good- written y. lession, from 13 to 100 peoially one lasting general. -3 days. An oblation, offering, or gift. -4 munificence. -5 Virtue. A sacrifice in Liberality, -6 A Coverhouse, residence. -7 -8 Wealth. -9 A wood, forest -10 A tank, pond. -11 re P' ace of Fracd, cheating. 12 w ing. Hi. 13. 9. - -M *Tj: a place of refuge, asylum. session. TJST ( or ) a long sacrificial distribution of food at a ness, good, excellent. tt-c^-a? a. Terrifying aniuula or snOT n alms-house. sacrifice. t a sac- Den. A. To perform living beings. 3r rifice. ^TKH^ performs holder ; sacrifices, a liberal -2 Si. 14. 32. or perintending A house- prieet g^sjT fn -Oomp. A ?T?*r o. [ > cloud -2 . An elephant. ^ aid to b* m ' principle of vitality ; S. sciousness, mind, sense. -S Con-6 An em- 2. 9. bryo. -7 Substance, wealth. thing, -8 An elementary substance, such as earth, air, fire Ac. -9 A living or sentient being, animal, beast B. tt Hal. 9. ; irsfSft'T WtfTr?lt 2.8 -10 An ; q;vr ; evil spirit, demon, ghoit. -II Qoodpess, lift ffct 1 True, real, vir- as in ; T?*W: 1- pre-emi, upright man. nence in truth. -1. true excellence. a. speaking the truth. -TTfl. STW: a fulfilling a request. lover of truth. N. of a fore- frffaa. truth-seeing, in truth, tiflr a. rich seeing truth. exceedingly truthful. -iji9 a. strictly truthful, -jf the world of Viahsage. by truth Jtf a. purified ijn. ( as ^^5roff Ma. one's promise. 46. ^fsfjT a. true to in truth. -jt? a grounded irnrr N. of : the Biloa tree. the daughter of Satrajit and the favourite wife of Krishna ( it was for her that Krishna fought with Indra and brought the Parijata tree words ) 6. tT? ; - , ; fromtbeNandana garden and planted it in her garden ). vrfW; N. of aee Vyiaa. jpi the golden age s H?7 (6) above, -fan: a Vidyidhara. a. devoted to truth, honest, sincere. (-JT: ) N. of Vyaaa. m ^^^ a. truthful, veracious. ( -i. ) 1. naint, flishi. -2- a sner. (-n.) truth, jq- a. veracious. ( -?i ) veracity. ^[-^ a. truthful, veracious, candid. ( -m. ) 1. a saint, eeer. -2- a crow. ( -/. ) -^r?if truth, truth, veracity. wif^ a. ! npeaking, veracity. truth-speaking. -2- sincere, outar^-fTI^-fftra- 1spoken, candid. true or. faitbful to an agreement, promise or word, adhering to troth, veracious. -2- honest, sincere. -3Tffft nf Us. Ved. an epithet of taking a solemn oath. -srrw- *T3>r see 3t?. -2 The Arbttha tree. -3 N. of Rama. -4 Of Vishnu. ?(t[ti N. of epecioue, plausibla. Ivubera. -^t-t: I. an epithet of B&ma. -2. of Bharata. -3. of king J&name- -5 The deity presiding over srt^hs^- jaya. (-UT) an epithet of Draupadt. the earth existence, entity .-2 Nature,essence. -3 Natural character, inborn disposition- -4 Life, spirit, breath, vitality, ; -2 2 fffrss, ^rfj^njHonest, sincere, truthful, faitbful. -3 Fulfilled, realized. -4 Virtuous, ra: 1 The abode of Brahupright. man and of truth, the upper-most of the seven worlds or lokas above genuine together with. m. an epithet of In Witb : M.-. [ wfi *"* 3 ( also in the first ten senses) 1 Being, ft S. 7 existing. performing dra. 1 Living, energy or courage Subhash. su- sacrifice. ' n<1 - I. Possessed of true essence. -3 Good, pure, virtuous. -4 Endowed with One who constantly 1 according to 1. - sacrificial -2 ; true to one's promise, sincere. annt^-trae, ( -m: ) a- virtuous or pear to suit the context). arearif : 1 .natural energy. -2- energy and courage. 779T: ! excess of the quality of ness, excellence. Bj a. ! ) tfvr a. ; reality. 1 31357 ( -jr-^ false. really and falsehood. -2- practice of truth and falsehood, i. e. trade, 3ffrcommerce Us. 4. 4 and 6. truth ; Existence, **[o A true, but one's inborn disposition or inherent character Bh. 2. 30. -2- according B. 7. 32. to one's means or wealth do.-a not ap( If alii. 's interpretation chaff. -2 Actual exigence, 1 ^ of goodness or purity regarded us the highest of the three Gnnas q. v.; natural property or quality, characteristic. -17 A noun, substantive. Peage. eyfr: 3. 22 -14 The quality suid to predominate most in gods and heavenly beings ). -16 A Pease, poise (/. alao). -f4 STTtfR ff ; ; ( it is t ; j: -3 j religions am H. 5. 31 ; Mu. aense. -15 ; Wisdom, good verify, indeed, irf o/iff^wf* K. Ku.6. 19. -Oomp. -aita^ N. of the sage Agastya. 3TgrW- devoted to truth, honeat, upright, true. a. l.trueandfalsej ^rejT?sr -ST^tT treqr n. 2. 183. -2. apparently donation. -2 gift, End, destruction. A kind of pulse of pease, g"rfrT: 1 -2 A bamboo. Truly, really, f oreooth ; -2 Considerate. ^n$:/. ind. -12 Truth, rculity, certainty. -13 Strengtb,energy, courage, vigour, power, inherent power, the stuff of which a person is made tue, excellence. tend- always moving. -2. constantly ing to decay. Versed in reasoning. fl-fHJ " ' ; q. v. ?T Ms. thetrnth '. 1 83 Truth HfatWftf ; ;?trw ' to i^eak Good."-3 -2 Sincerity 2. ness, virtue, purity. -4 An oath, a promise, solemn asseveration; WirgMs* 8. 113. 5 ^J7r5TT^T*^ R* *' 9 A truUm, demonstrated truth or dogma. -6 The first of the four Yugas or ages of the world, the golden ; age, the age of truth and purity. -7 Water. -8 The Supreme Spirit. -?4 ^cq-gpi a- See eq. -*K Ratification of a contract dc. q774nv: 1 Making truo or good, ratification of a contract or bargain. -2 Earnest money, advance payment, something given in advance as an earnest for the performance of a contract ;jtrnjrr Wl^jT, ; tiRt? HNf. Ki. 11. 50; 953 a. veracious. Truthful, n. N. of a king, husband of Savitrt. q. v. - of a fisherman, who became mother of VyjUa by the sage Pariaara. -2 N. of the wife of Nlrada. -3 Of the wife of tfichtka. Truthfulness, veracity. -2 Draiipadi- -4 Of SatyavatJ, mother of Vyasa. -5 Of Durga. -6 SatyabharaS, wife of Krishna. -7 Of the mother of. Vi- H?TT I SfW.-JOf V. of shnu; dowa, plungd into n& To ratify a bargain or contract. WWrji^:/. Earnest money, advance payment. WHJi -2 Ratification ( of a con- ; spond, despair, sink into despondency ; srrsr 5^ snr STTW ?} ST^fir THU irwZ? Qtt. 6. -5 To decay, perish, go'to ruin, waste away, be destroyed; reqwrif ^rg See gether ; HT 1 a. re*. ind. With, to- N. of a son of Nighna and father of Satyabbiml. [ He "* got the Syamantaka jewel .from the sun and always were it round his neck. He afterwards gave it to his brother Prasena,from whom it passed into the hands of the monkey-chief Jiiuhavat, who got possession of it after having killed Praaena. Krish- however, overtook Jambavat and vanquished him in fight after a long struggle. The monkey-chief thereupon presented it along with his see art 493;. (laughter to Krishna Krishna then gave the jewel back to down, rest. -2 To throw or down, place, put. -3 To weary, to sit exhaust. -4 To cause stroy. Detid. and Satadhanvan jewel for himself, killed gave it to Akrftra. Sitr/tiit was afterwards killed by Krishna, hut when he found that the jewel was with Akrftra, he allowed him to retain it with himself after having once shown it to the people ]. q-f^ a. Quick, speedy, expeditious. < Quickly, speedily. ^Pg^TT <* Sputtered. * Speech iccompanied with spattering. g^r 1 P. ( 6 P. also according to some ( fli^tlf, BW the K of ^^ is changed to ? after any preposition ending in ; or 3 except sjfir ) 1 To sit, sit down, recline, lie, lie down, rest, settle aiw^n fcfWfwq t%n^ Bk. 7. 58. -2 To sink ; ; 120 de- perish, To wish to 55^ ] 1 A house, palace, mansion. -2 Sinking down, decaying, perishing. -3 Languor exhaustion, fatigue. -4 Water -5 A sacrificial ball. -6 The abode of arrcft the wagtail, -tjsiia- over-flowering. -(i: ) the oocoa-nnt tree. ST^JST: N. of various plants and uliffr, ( t Yama. -7 Sitting, a The fruit of seat. tne Bilva tree. -2. the jack the glomerona fig-iree. -4. the cocoa-nut tiee. vr^ra. always present. vrfifa m. an epithet of Krishna. f^r^t N. of Siva. (-5?:) ! tree. -3 A : I Like, resembling, similar, of the same rank, ( with gen. or loc., but usually in comp, ) ; ^^r conformable as in STfar?*T5T WTV7 H. 2. 51. -3 Worthy, befitting, beB. coming 3f=T^r i% St* ; ; 14. 61, 1. 15. Kind, tender, merciful- a. ind. -2 Kindly, mercifully. Gently, stftly S 3. 25 6. 20. I 1 fl^-srffl ] [<(wit [ Seat, abode, residence, dwelling. -2 An q&itsrr W?r HlftT fT^ ^* Bh. 2. 63. SSTiirW Bv. 1. 116 M seated in an assem-Oomp. assembly ; ; 66. B. 3. an assembly- ii council-room W?TO [tf?i<* flt2 ; B. 3. 67. 3^w f 1 15] 1 Any person present at or belonging to an assembly, a member of an assembly ( an assessor, a juror &c. ). -2 An assistant at a sacrifice, a superintending or assisting priest ; - 3. a Possessing a country. 1 - ing. a. 1 Defective, faulty. -2 SQpftqr Wrong, improper. -3 Objectionable. house, dwelling, abode ; H?ft ft>?T Bv. 2. 32. < w A place, station. -3 altar. -5 A seat. Always, over, perpetua. -Ooxap. sri-fSf ever happy. ( -^: ) an epithet of Siva. ijiih 1. wind.-2- the universal spirit. -3 the snn. -4- everlast- ing, happiness, final beatitude. I- river. -2. N. a of the - aiir, Karaioy? river always bearing water, a running stream. ^r;r a. always making gifts cr exuding rut; . 2. 70. ( -si: ) 1. a rnttith elephant. -2. a scent-elephant ( = rv7 q- v.) A -2 toinple. -4 -6 Conflict. An -7 Water. the same 1 To-day, ^pq-^ day n^rCift T (ft'<'T: Htfr *RW WW: Subhash. -2 lastantly, fortliwitb, immedi^ffofcTsTa^atnr ately, on a sudden ; ; f^5T Bv. 2. 32 Kn. 3. Me. 16. -3 Quickly, prompt- 3T Wfir 2? ; ; ly. -4 Recently, a sbort time back as in *ra"r 9fiTfJ: recent, born. ( far^r^ S, 4. the present time. grm - ; -ooiap. gjrffr^r a warsriff ) newly1- a calf. -2- an epithet ) ( of Siva. -q-rTa^a quickly perishing, snor*t <* quickly frail ; Me. 10. invigorating ; *T?Jtt?r ind. ally, at all times. -for a re- -2 Belonging to the same place or country. -3 Proximate, neighbour- iid. ; ; ^^ hall, -Comp. gnlar or even palpitation. A crab. heron. ; Incessant, pe.petnal, epithet of Vishnu. An ?; /. ) HaMV bly a. tTfnPT eternal. trees. : ?} bearing fruit. ij^ya. always j^: . ; ; proper owner Sat raj it, who oat of gratitude presented it along with bis dangther Satyabh&iua to him. Afterwards when Satyabhama wae at her fathera house w'th the jewel, Sata'IhanvaD, at the instigation of a Y&dava named Akrflra who desired the to ( fiwsrffi ) &c. na, its -3. N. of the elephant of Indra. -4 N. of Qnea. n$ : a kind of bird ; ; eit Ashamed, modest. ^nr^ 2. ). w mqfa *rewT^fr sftwr 77 ; a- HWfrf ^gg: f*T7CT: B. 7. 64 ; H. 2. 130. -6 To be in distress, be pained or afflicted, be helpKi. 13. 60 Ms- 8. 21. -7 To legs be impeded or hindered ; Ms. 9. 94. -8 To be languid, be wearied or fatigued, droop, sink WTfffl & Sftf K. ! wt?% ?w qnrrfo Bg. 1. 28. -9 To Cam. ( fn^fS^ ) I To cause go. H. cast bargain &c. tract, H3 e i}ft* ; 8 U., w*ir *n , *fr?r% H. Pr. ?4 ( where the word bus sense 4 also ) -3 To live, remain, reside, dwell. -4 To be dejected or low-spirited, de quickly s?rn destroying life or vigour ; i - newly-born, (-m.) a calf, -?fNr immediate purification. a. HW?rT o- 1 -2 In- staying. -2 Qnartelsom*, fond of New, recent. stantuneons. ^ a. I Resliag, Going. ^rfr a. strife, contentious. v 954 A : village. Hiring similar produties. perties. -2 Having similar -3 Of the same *ector cute. -4 Like, a- I resembling. -Conrp. -<*rrRaf> a legal wife, a legally married wife. See ^m^rRoft above. a See ( dft f. ) a. I Connected by the same navel or womb, uterine. -2 5.17. fHr^-sf Kindred, related. -3 Like, reierabling n'jrrTO'lPT ; HT: Dk. -4 AfectionatA. Rr: 1 A uterine brolher a near kinsman. -2 A relation, kins- Stretching, extending, expanse, spread ; S. 7. ft. -2 Continuity, continuous flow or line, succession, continuance Kn. 6. 69 ; wwf*srwrwfSRjrnrrt ; man ; -J Ki. 13 11. A relation ; AS 9 the seventh degree. w;rtT: A relation as far ae the 7th far trw* ^ : -4 Progeny, off<pring, iasne r w*PTra nj f>^ R. l. 34 fl-arsTaFrrmT U^ 2. 65, 18. 52. -5 One of the flve trees of ludn's p aradise. -omp race. degree. N. of Agni. I extension, ; ; ; cf. Having the *T*rJTS?, WTTTK same name Ma. 1. 7. ^ft: 1 Worship, service. -2 A a gift, donation. -3 An entreaty, respectful solicitation (f. also in this marriage &c. A sense A quarter ), -4 Obtaining. -5 or point of the compass (/. also ). 1 Granted. -2 0-aineii, flTJrtl o. 4HT^ar: One of the five trees of Indra's paradise or its flower ; Kn. 6.46,7.3; Si. 6. 67. obtained. q-arnrCT 1 Froth, foam. -2 Cream. -3 A cob-web. -4 The blade of a m. An ox, a ; ball. ; TOM** / c ) Hft [ ; P. VI. 3.95 ] Ooirg along with, m. associated with, accompanying. companion (husband); Si. 8. 44. female oompanion, roT^r A con&dante Bh. 6. 7. ; Accompanying, associ- o. Wfr^rsT *TM8Ttf> Wrari* Speeeh accompanied with einiaaion of saliva, sput- ated with. ^pj 8 D. 1 P., ( ?Hit, fltfft, love, honour. worship, obtain. To I ) -2 To like. -3 To acquire, -4 To receive graciouly.-5 To honour with gift*, give, bestow, distribute. tnr: jf flapping of an elephant's Ved. Food. ^n Oonrp. ind. Always, perpetually. the four tons -^n\K: N. of one of of Brahman. a. Ancient, old ( Ved. ). See WOTBJ*. ind. a. Always (wr/.)l constant, eternal, Pfrpetwl, permnnt -,(j^ tjw: mttaw- -2 F" m fised BeUled 7* v|*f,WrrW0.5. 22. -3 Primeval, T: 1 The primeval being, ancient. *pna*t fJercSTHnr^ W* Bk. Of Brahman. 1.1. -2 N. of Siva. -3 N. of -4 A guest of the Manes. -5 iff I one of the sons of Brahman. or N. of Lakshmt. -2 Of Dnrga Sarasvatt. Of Pirvatt. -3 ; Having a master, lord or husband mil 5rWT ^fT WTOT ^3 .Bam. -2 Posssed of a ,! H^rwr %lT*t guardian or protector ; 1 V wnwt 5. -3 rf*w: ProvidOccupied by, possessed by.-4 ed or furnished witb.having, possess fall of, usually in ing, endowd with, imlvrr& S. 1; aattTHTT *fcniVr: S. ; y coinp.; Me. V. 2 R. 9. 4?, V. 4. 10. -vt ; 98; Ku. 7. 94 ; whose husband fs - To pare I wounil, living hurt, tressed, suffer p&in, be sorry ;HTHTHt ?^nRr 5TCr Me. 7 'of the afflict' r)*rft *fv f3rarft wirc5er s Bh. 2 87. -X To repent, ; be stung with remorse V. 3 5. 4 Caun. | To To undergo penance. heat, burn, inflame. -2 To provoke, ; WH Mb. chief strike I, ; exasperate, irritate. guage, sarcasm. ^H[ 8 U- I To stretch ovar, cover over, cover with. -2 To make contiuuous, connect together. -3 To effect, accomplish. -4 To show, dis- play. -3 up, cnnsnme. rels &). ) -4 To burn -5 To foment ( quar- tra Heating, 1 continually, perpetually. constantly, eternally, inflaming. ' P' *T Heated, glowing; Pt. red-tot, Stretching spreading along. -3 Conttououg linj or flow, series, row, range, succession, continuity jfienWff Mil. 5. 10 ; T: Si. 6. 36. ^(Tr [nation 11( -') Mai. ; torment, fqra 4. 3. lineage, family. R. ; 1. w?ih 69. iuflam boat, great -2 Distress, agony, n-flTiWrlfi?WfI 1. 31 ; S. Remor*e a. ; Mil. -6 Ottspring, tHf^qr ft ; -3 Passion, rage. -4 Pe. 1. 109. -5 repentance Penance, fatigues mortification of the ; of . ing. srt of Cupid. ( sir /- ) penance, body r*r!iHT% Ki. ; A race, short- a. suffering, torture, ; -4 tioo, unimerrnpted continuities OfriJiil^ir^f (5 progeny -3 -4 Exhausted, -Oomp. anr^ acroas, -2 Extent, expanse, extension. infltaed, 250. -2 br et her). anguish 1 1. Distressed, afflicted, tormented. scorched. Burnt, fatigued, wearied. red-hot iron. ?r: /. -2 Torturing. . 9TO.P p- I Stretched, extended. -2 Uninterrupted, continual, constant, regular. -3 Lasting, eternal. -4 Much, many. Jr ind. Always, To. torment, torture, distress, afflict. cutting lan- or ?rnr^ Bh. 2. ; off, "Mb. ; Bri. S. 42. 29. -3 To hurt by words. -4 Ved. To compose ( hymns Ao. ). 1 ; woiTiin p tfrT9.1 chop. -2 To . ; -2 To parch, dry up. -3 To pain Pas* I To beby heat, torture. come hot or heated. -2 To be dis- ed anp the palms joined together. i > ly^f-jr a. The two hands opened tTtr^m Sarcastic Always, perpetually. ind. A I Lmng n the H'ftS'Cw) same nedt, dwelling together. -2 TTjf: 3. ^ An epithet of Oauii. Light, lustre. -5 To heat, warm 3 (ranrrfr 1 67. Near, proximate. HT3T: N. of one of the four sons of Brahman. m. An epithet of Brahman. V''shnu -2 A quarter or point of the compass. -3 Flapping of the elephant's ears. -4 Bk. P. 1 A respectful entreaty I Tfitf ). knife or sword. <* The ears. a peace ceuaented by family by giving a daug'uterin tered speech. . m tfiif: alliance ( as 5. ; ^Tcrr^ 50. Burning, inflam- N. of one of the arrow* jf 1 Burning, scorcbing. -2 Paining, afflicting. -3 Exciting passion. iff! I 955 ft p. p. Heated, flicated, tormented &c. *THng?: Oppression or distress ( in breathing &c. ). *faww "-. ; A 1 ; *S -pervad- 48. ( b 65, To ; the pronunciation lettfrH ). -J M. pf of the teeth in of vowel* ( or A *T55T9Fr: ; pair of piuvfrra. Bitten. -2 Pressed I closely together, ciu^hed. -3 Nipped; A particular fault in pinched -ff?e- p- p. ' Threatening, reviling. -2 Gratifying. delightin(r.-3 That which gives delight. -4 A kind of sweet sntiating. Sutisfj'infiT, died. HI%: gift raf . or H*T vurr ata Bb. 3 5 3. Bg. ; fetter. To be 1 contented great pleasure pleasrd, satis- ?HT ; ^ Ms. Caui. in. anything ( 60 3. : Bftund, tied. -2 I -2 To pre- ( iRf ). Flight, retreat. pleased, con- . tented. Bound, fet- uhaineil, tered. gr|r:/. Complete satisfaction. 1 ment s*n-7nr fsrursi Subhash. -2 Pleasure, delight, joy. 3 The thumb and fore-finger. W^taoT Pleasing, gratifying, comforting. To 1 travel verse, float. P. * ^tif cross over. -3 To get -2 over, surmount, go to the end To swim, overcome, of. mount'ng. 1 To abandon grnrt_W<1^ 1 ?tns3 tfmsnfS R. 14. 34. -2 To P- ; : avoid, shun Bb 1.81. -3 To give Ms. 4. 181. -4 To up, renouoce -4 To appoint. -5 To sion or depute in general. 6. 1. ; exclude $??;; ftarni%tf f W*i)* To WflW/).^. 1 Completely deserted or abandoned. -2 Rcbbed, deprived of. JT Leaving, renouncing. 1, 4 P. To fear, be afraid ; Blr. 14. 39. frighten, terrify : ; Cuut. g w^ ; ). 1 p, Doubted, quetionod. -5 Cnnfnsed, -6 Dngerom, risky, unsafe. -7 Envenomed. nj I A doubt, nnoertaintv. -2 -Hoinp, Besmearing. 3? a. ambiguous, dubious in sense. ( -J; ) I. an ambiguous or doubtful meaning, -t. a disputed matter. jffjj^ 5135 sceptical, doubtful. ' I Diubt, uno'rtiiinty, HUBanr qrt tWt. -2 Risk, dan- T%B"t pense er, ; ^frrT?KT7^rr7T(TTfT r QW: peri! K. *nrr3T^ 1. 176. -3 w^'tf: ^T3*^5T Mamranta and H.I; Pt. Rhet. ) Doubt regarded a a figure of speech, in which the close resemblance between two objects leads to one of them being mistaken for the other ( this figure ii also called frfr?? by In ( others MM. 13 1. fix. Doubtful. a- I %%!* Information, rews, message, an errand R. 12. 63 rniss'rn, KH. ; to, tid ; command -Comp ^5T: S. 5. of a meesige ; w7. -3 Com- 6. 2. argfs'iY gfr: ^t- ; 3?t the subject -Me.-'S. ^r^ / newsmessage ff., -g7T5i: bearer, mcsiecger.-2.an envoy, am- ^T A small bed-stead, Caui. glow. -2 To light, kindle, infltrae. incite, arouse, stimulate. WtfTTT a. ( 7 /. ) I a Provoking 2 D. 1 To smear, cover over, anoint -2 To heap together. -J To doubt, be nncertain about T. 2. 16 f%Ta> ftsnft 5ft Pt. 3. 12. To ^^r J:- 3. -2 w: One of 0. 1 sf the five arrows of Cupid. Kindling, inflaming. -2 Exciting, stimulating Rs. 1. 12. WHrrfrfrcrsmTg ; I wefra' P- P- -3 gated, stirred up, prompted. Instit To be d< filed or stainTo dtfile, pollute, cortaint. -2 To violate. -3 4 P. Caui. rupt, soil, To U$^ Kindled or inflamed. -2 Excited, stimulated. ed. tidings. U. ; 4. 1 excite, Kindling, terror ; WW isrnrr3ri%5fi^'T7 JrTT: OTig' Pt. 1. 197. cot, To burn or shine A. 4 H-0^ very brightly, bassador. News, -2 Doubt- couch. ^ ?r trsfgfa#nrfnJfm^r Me. ; WfTilT*a; ;fi?3T | 3st ; 2 ( I 3 ) ; V. 3. 2. the swing of uncertainty, a state of suspense, dilemma, g. see e. -Oomp. infliming, exciting A ) K. P. 10; commis- ings. To Fear, terror, alarm. confuse, be doubtful or tracer - ing, nncertain, diffident. gr; One entrusted with a promised. mesaage, a mefgng;er, herald, coU'icr ( m1?'J also). -H- Information, new?, 1. or tertided firr ed, communicated. -4 Agreed *Ti5T: incr>. -2 start To I obsc'ire, nnitelligihle (as a sentence). tfi^&p- p- 1 Pointed out, indi-2 Assigned. -3 Told, narrat* I 2; Be*meired, covered. doubtful, uncertain; aw in ^rr^T^jirrw-^r^' Ac. -3 Mistaken for or confounded with. 4 cated. ; M, ; 5siT?!T g^rsTwwrm-! W^B* S. 4 Si. 9. 56, 61. -3 To send as a fienger, entrust with a message ; tic! Cat*'. -2 To Atm. ( -5 To Kn~. 6. 40. ; ; 232. advise, send as a messagn -4 To Crossing over. -2 Snr- 1 grant, ai- give, make over Bk. 6. 141 F. 2. -1 To order, direct, instrnct, tra- -5 To escape from, reach, attain to. be saved. over, figrn, To 6 P. I ^nriT content- Satisfaction, ; 2 ; A cow-pen ': 3. perplex. taia Fet- tered, chained. ). ffftvp-p- Satisfied, - 'f That part of an elephant's temples whence ichor exudes. a. V srr: an objection. ; To I am3R: ; I A rope. cord. -2 A chain, -3 Cutting, dividing. ;r -2 To have 17. satisfy, please, gratify. sent with vrni'*rr P. To burn Burning up, consuming. iff. 4 P. fl-jjqr fi'd 1 srat ^ril^r Bh. 2. 39. End, destruction. -2 A I cf ; pronunciation ^3-5 1. -2 Dubious, pair of tongs. A 5fV?Hir Mil. ) or *T3'*<-r p, hell. ft ( s ) press together, crrmli by pressure W^fff SBSTTsiriH Jirsrrw i'. 3. 18. W4?T: 1 A pair of tongs. -1 The great compression II ing or uiiivers.'il daikness, greui darkness ; fSm33r^aw& tr*r5T>r N. 9. 98 Si. 9. 22 Bk. 5. 2. -2 Great darkness or delusion of the mind I ( in ; ^TrT^ 4 P. 1 To become exhausted. -2 To pine away, languish. *nW3[ To stick or idhere closely to, cling 3^rr w?ff*TT?^T 5 7. 11 B-JBT \ accuse, censure, find fault with, condemn. ; 1 P. 1 To Amaru. bite, 32. sting -20 ; ; -4 To mistake for, to confound with if$sp-p. 1 Polluted, denied. -2 Wic&ed, depraved. -3 Ill-disposed 9*6 vi- corrnpting, Defiling, Kff*H a Violated, 1 defiled, -2 Grown worse stained, polluted. a dieisc ). ( as -3 Abnsed, cen- 5(t?T 6 P To I bind string or together. -2 To weave together, weave into a bunch or garland. -3 To arrange, connect, compose. Stringing togtbr, weaving, arranging. -7 Collection, unitU 7. 12. -3 Consisting, mixture ency, continuity, regular connection, coherence ?r? vrgTjj ftrt Gtt. 1. -4 Construction -5 A composi1 ; literary work ; f%'T 3r cwtnra^TrRT O. U. 4. T ; -Comp. f9v3* o. irrelevant, ing^- a. connected, cogrip / clearness of arrangement ( as of a composition ). coherent. herent. H5T 1 P. 1 -2 To To see -3 To consider, see, behold well Bk. ; perfectly. upon. -4 To reflect Paa. at. appear. To \ re einfclo, be similar. visible, or enumerate.- 5 To overlook, calculate, wink look like, -2 To become Cau*. To show, eibibit, discover: anrirrf 3TO;T|; tff&r 1 Seeing, beholding, view-2Gazing, looking steadfastly. -3 Meeting, seeing one another. -4 ing. Sight, appearance, vision.-S Regard, cowideration. -6 Showing, displaying. : 1 Milking. -2 The whole quantity of anything, a multitude, heap, mass, assemblage ^fwrfc^irgf^wefrg-wrriir nrefcTtrrrtirft Mai. ; 3 ; Bv. 4. Flight, retreat. U.I To join, to- bring gether, unite, combine, put together, compound, mix ; *rrr> a^fcsr Hwhn* sift *Tof,-?rrT>T Knll. -2 ( a ) To treat with, fro:n friendship or alliance with, mak peace with ; sr ft wfwrRsfjftiirf^ ftor H. 1. 88 Chip 19 Kim. 9. 41. ( I ) To unite in t rienrtship, reconcile, make a friend of ; Pt. 2. 38. .3 ; To fix inead, repair, To grasp, -10 To grant, upon.-9 support, tikfl hold of. -11 To make good, atone for. yield. come mnki, compose, -15 To assist, aid. -16 To comprehend, conceive. -17 possess, have. -18 To perform, Pt. 2. 11. -19 To employ, make use of, apply to use. To do ; ; upon, direct toward* |5Ti<* upon the bow ( srvr Union, association. -2 In- I timate union, clou" 4 State, condition. connection. An To $j$ fit to as a miejilo, arrow &c. ) vgnrdrir KWTK IT* Kn. 3. 66 B. 2. 53, 12. 97. -5 To ; ; produce, cause, gtfa *ft Wifhwnr*f* fr&r npn7UTrir>r! Mai. 5. 3 i% fsriTTfjf rs wi%?nr: Ki. 5.51 -6 To hold out against, be a match for; ; mine, chasm or opening made by wall or underneath a thieves in a building trtrrf597r<m*T> imr 3r*r sif%Ers% *NnriT5f Mk. 3 Ms. 9. 276. -8 Separation, division. -9 Euphony, ; ; close up. -13 To apnear. -14 To prepare, -12To contract, -3 agreement, a (rare promise, stipulation, compact rfqrf&* *TfW<j: R- 14- 52 ; Mv. 7. 8. 5 Limit, boundary. ft Fixity, steadiness. -7 Twilight. -8 Distillation ( for jfalit q. v. ).-9 Steady continuance in any state. ; euphonic jnnction or coalition ( in ). -10 An interval, apinse.-ll A critical jnnctnre. -12 An opportune moment. -13 A period at the expira tion of each Yuga or age. -14 A gram. division or joint (in a drama); (they are fi^e, see &. 330-332) : Ku. 7. 91. -15 T&3 vulva. -16 Distillation. D -Oomp. ^yrt: 3js'< a dipiithong. house-breaker, a thief who breaks into a house. holes or ly^-; making breaches ( in a wall &c. ) ; at) in it spirituous ^rTvi^rfflrwgf: M. 4 afr^*: one who lives by liquor. dishonest means ( particularly as a violation of a go-between ). ^cfu'i ^hirqr 1 Joining, nnitini?. junction, combination -2 Union, *r^*f I- 9 ; r^snrrmsT: firarsir Ki. 1. 45. tbe ligament of a joint. S. 2. 7tT: tbe tissues of joints nerve. 7 treaty f%7^57W Ka. 5. S -3 Mixing, compounding ( of medicines 4o. ). -4 Restoration, renairing, -5 Fitting, 27 ; R. ; 101. 12. taking an aim, fixing (as an arrow to th* liow-ntring w?rt mi% ) ; (TWq^rweir'r 8. 1. 11 ; Si. 20. 8. irff>- -6 Alliance, leaeue, friendship, peace ; H. 1. 92( where it has sense 1 also) -7 A joint ;qrrf snnfh -rf=T5r^! Sor. -8 Attention. -9 Direction. -10 Sup. porting. -1 1 Distillation (of liquors). -12Splritaonsliqnor or a kind of it. -13 A kind of relish eaten to excite thirst. -14 Preparation of pickles. -15 Contraction of the skin by uioins of astringents. -16 Sour rice- -17 Bell-metal gruel. *rrrrcf a. 1 ( t^rj ). United, strung to- gether. -2 Bound, tied. q-ttlPn a. I Tying or binding together. -2 Clever in taking aim. -3 9. : srf inflict I tgr*r: 16. 9. To -7 229. -8 To proach, Burod. tion, Pt. 1. heal. tiating. I -2 Braziery. The manufacture of ) && Subhash. ;Me. 58. -2 A compact an agreement. -J Alliance league, friendship, peace, treaty of peace to be ( one of the six ex.>edients used in foreign politics) <*rfr JUtTTT: HV'rat Harfff H. 4 ; ( tbe several kinds are described in H. 4. 106-125 ) ; j^m ; % H. 88. w?>;rr?gf^5H' ;rrft' kind of fevar. Distillation ( of liquors ). Pt. 2. United, joined 35. -2 Bound, tied. -3 Reconciled, tllied. -4 Fixed, fitted. -5 Mixed together. -6 Pickled, preserved, -af . 1 Pickles. 'Fffa'Pr I with him I ; -2 Spirituous liquor. A cow in beat ( united or impregnated by the bull -2 A cow ). milked unseason- wrasr a wall, 1 A hole pit, or breach made in chasm. -2 A river. -3 Spirisuons liquor. KJT a. 1 To bo unite i or joined. -2 Capable of being reconciled Sirica ***>iJ^ f^ar^rgff^T: H. 1. 92. -3 To bo uiide peace with. -4 To be aimed at. 9^$^1 ed ; To be kindled or ) ; Ciu*. 14. 109. excite A. aUo ( rig. excit- *tT: Bk. kindle, inflame, w| %*t 3T>: To fSr^irot[r5s'friT^ Ku- 3. 52 ; V. 4. wrw'rr -4 A joint, articulation ( of the body);3trrgwrs>%fecifr5: S. 2. -5 A fold, ( of a garment ). -6 A breach, hole, chasm. -7 Espeacilly a 1. A : : Union,jun"tion combination, connection ; WCBT ^3T W*irr?F? IT I srf^t twilight. -2. any connecting period. T: a house-breaker. cow-house, oow-pen. spirituous liquors. T TWr a hole in awsll.-fairc m. dn. peace and war. 3mr*fK: the office of the minister for foreign affairs. R^sror: one skilled in negotiating peaces. -j^r m. a negotiator of treaties. ^fjrl- the time of joint. D'atillation. foundry. -3 wRf: ; ably. Distilling liquor. A re antg ; 'r 1 Kindling, iufliruing. -2 Exciting, stimulating. ftgrSJ?r p- p. excited. Kindled, inflamed, 95? 10 U. 1 To hold, bear, carry. -2 To hold up, gnp port, prop, sustain w?r ?fanre m*r! Pt. 1. 81. -3 To curb, restrain, check. -4 To keep in ; sri mind, retain in memory fl-Ter imtr^r* ?r.ifrf> tivrnnifrir Pt. 5. 92. -5 To hold, have, posnes9,reta'n, keep Pt. 1. 112. -<S To observe, follow. -7 To hear, suffer, emlare. -8 To survilp, remain alive. ; ; fTinror-oiT Rsstraining, checking. 1 -2 Obg'rving, following. -3 Suffer- ing, endnrinsr. TfT&TT 1 Union. -2 Joint, division. -3 Morning or evening twilight ; T frornr rrtntrrt K. P. 7 -4 Early morning. -5 Evening, dusk, -rt The period which precedes a Yuga, the time intervening between the expiration of one Yuija and the commencement of another Me. 1. 69. -7The morning, noon, and evening nr;iver of a Brahman* M<. 2. 69, 4. 93. -8 A promise, nn agreement. -9 A boundary. limit. -10 Thinkine, meditation. -I! A kind of flower. -|2 N. of a river. -1 J N. of the wife of Brahman. -|4 Anv one ; ; of the divisions of th> day ( oijig;, the WHIR- ). -Comp. sr?r: period attheend of each Vti^i. -3T|j: twilight. }j I- an evening cloud ( as a tone ^JT^ 1 cline 2. 31 Lower, more depressed neption, ). phil. ) P. I To bend, Kn. TTiT!Tfr? ; q-^g TpTfTr V. ; ; a jasmine. -2. a ^-jyt nutmeg. jr>r?y an evening ( n^rs ). religions rite, "grrq-^r an auspicoiui evening lamp V. 3. 2. rnr: red- demon ; lead. 3<4 some take wirw as the an ep'.thet of Brahman. CT": ( word here ) the prayers. and morning tfinrt 1. a portion of each *rarP-.P- Yuga. [n^-^ ] I Sitting down, ; in tone &o WA ). w little, Obeisance, respectful salutation, reverence. -2 Stooping posture, crouching. -3 Humility .-4 A kind of sacrifice. -5 A sound, ) with j | ^HT: A 1 ?HTg 4 U. multitude, collection, To 1 -2 Rear, rear- ). bind, fasten. tie, -2 To wear, put on, dress. -3 To pnt on ( as armour ). arm oneself, be accoutred ;frJTHr?*Tr?rifr fff^ Bk. 15. : 6. 4. -4 To rrake oneself ready, prepare oneself ( for any action ) ( Aim. in thia sense ) ; ximity, vicinity. : A collection. 3 U. keep together Ms. 1 . ; Me. 8. -4 Ready, prepared, formed, .arranged in general fysq- ^sng-wsftS -6 Well-provided with anything. -7 Murderous. -8 Closely attached, bordering, near. -9 Ready to burst or blossom. -10 Provided with charms. 1 Preparing, equipping, arming oneself -2 Prepa ation. -3 Fastening tightly. -4 Industry, ef- place, put, 186. 2. -3 To or -2 To fix upon, ^j^rfi, 44. -4 To draw (|f&) gq-. ft 5ffi%sr^ R. 13. near, approach. -5 To collect, pile J J am up. -6 To observe, inspect. To be near, be present. Cans, To collect, bring together, assemble U. 7. - -2 One who * One who brings near. -3 A receiver of stolen goods Ms. 9. 278. -4 Au odicor who introduces people at court. -5 One who receives in charge. deposits. ; wPrapr, wftfa: . Tprg^r To I ; place near; S. 3. 19. direct towards Bk. 2.6. Tied or bound top, gether, girded or put on. -1 Clad or dressed in armour, accoutred, mailed -3 Arranged, ready, or prepared for battle, armed, fully equipped; sr^ara 4 >l V. jaf^rrar: 1 ( 2 f. I Approximate. Proximate, adjacent, near. g- Pro- ; Ill, 112 ;14. 7 object ; ; quantity, number. guard ( of an ariny its 1 Bringing near. -2 Ap proaching, approximating. -3 P roximity, vicinity. -4 IJnlation, I noise. The tree culled a small quantity fort. or ( oneself ) preparation for buttle, putting on armour. -2 Warlike preparation, equipfl-^r?! ment ; Arming I ^T^nffar afrj a. choked. despondirg, cheerless. g^ : Dk.- Trf^Ktr. K. 1.36, K'' 16. 12. : a. jtw*; a. Low, dwaifish. -5r : The g- the Piylla Piy&la tree, -Oomp. ^rfinTivrw^nr 3 Armonr,'mail; wf^H^cir WWTf'TH'- . -Comp. treo. ; W^flp- jf>. I, Bsnt down, stooping. -2 Downcast. -3 Contracted. yfa 1 Putting down together, juxta -position. -2 Proximity, vicinity, presence N. 2. 53 . ; -3 Perceptibility, appearance. -4 A receptacle. -5 Receiving, taking charge of. -6 Combination, aggregate Pt. 1. 191. -7 Depositing. -8 The object of an organ of sense ; ) 1 P. 1 To alight, descend -2 To come together, assemble, meet together. -3 To fall upon, attack U. 3. 6. -4 To arrive, appear. -5 To Caus. I To perish, bo destroyed. throw or shoot down, discharge. -2 To convoke, convene, assemble, col. ; , lect together. . down, lying. -1 Dejected, snnk down, downcast. -3 Drooping, relaxed Kn. 3. 51. -4. Weak, low, feeble. -5 Wasted away,deoayed.-(J Perished, destroyed. -7 Still, motionless. -8 Shrunk. -9 Adjacent, near. -10 Gone, departed. -I I Sunk, low ( to, ( this is of six kinds. -2 To obey ff;W!r*Tlt K. 18. 34. -3 To bend down, bow down to. -4 To make ready, prepare. -5 To be accomCans. 1 To contract, bend plished. together. -2 To cause to bend or stoop. -3 To make ready, prepare. Rira':/. soase in- Bk. ; evening evenicg-time.-2. settling i^Trar- 34 26. 4. Buhmit or subject oneself Ti'fTp;, ( tinged with the sun's raya ) wvTfsrwst gf^Tmr: Pt. 1. 194. -2. a kind of red-chalk.-3TjT$T stoop, 1. relation. -4 ( In Nyiya Connection of an organ of A war-elephant. 1 Drawing near, bringing -2 Vicinity, proximity; presence 3^15^ ^ ^BHf^TVfTT^T U- 6; Ku. 3, 74 R, 7. 8, 6. 20. -3 Con : near. ; ; 1 Falling down, ulighti'g, descent. -2 Falling together, meeting confluence fl-g?ir?wir^cywr>q?3 R. 13. 58. -3 Collision, contract. ; ; -4 Union, conjunction, combination, mixture, miscellaneous collection i 1wfMSr't Me 5. -5 i&!*iit An assemblage, multitude, nuuber. Ki. 5. 36 ; ; Ki^irar: ar fcs: ; a collection, sTRT^ytrhTigi o;s5r f% fhfr goi Ku. 1. 3. -6 Arrival. -7 A combined derangement of the three humonra of the body censing fever which is of a dangerous kind -8 A kind of musical time of mea. s^t: fever arising gnre. -Comp. 958 conform ' p. I Placed close, near, contiguous, neighbourat ing ; S. 4. -2 Close, proximate,^ from a vitiated state of the three humours of the body. above. frftlis (7) hand. -3 Present *c i firmly. -4 Connection, attachment. -3 Effect- Binding 1 -Comp. Union, attachment I 'T: - in. being ; -2 P. A To enter 1 into, en- -1 To encamp, git down. -3 To have intercourse or intimate ter deeply. Caul. connection with. -2 To To I on install or place fl'i^^ *wi*r ?wtqr gtfiw 58. -3 To unite, join, collect. introduce, insert, put To locate, station, encatnp.-6 commit inind on. place, afarK- I 2 - fix To R. 2. 59 the Ku. reflect upon. Bg. Entered into -2 Collected met together, assembled -3 Absoroed or engrossed in. -4 Abiding or resting in. -5 Contiguous, 1 near, neighbouring. tfaflJT ( -6 Encamped. into, ard- or attachment, close -2 A collection, multi- -3 Union, comw bination, arrangement - ~ 4 8ite ' Kn. 7. 25; place, situation, position ; B. 6. 19. -5 Vicinity, proximity. -6 Form, figure 3-5 rw^frtaf^^ri Mil. 3 f*flottfWur- K -7A hot, dwellin ing-place ; R. 14. 76 -8 Seating j ; the proper places, giving seats U. HmarflWro to ; -9 7. -10 An pen space near a town where people assemble for amusement, exercise &o -11 The Insertion. i A. 1 To place or put Used - commit ; -4 To put together. -5 intransitively ) To resign the return, off, ceaee, laying Resignation, renunciation of 1 ; JT ^ th down. Laid -2 Deposited. -3 Entrusted, consigned. -4 Laid aside, relinquished, renounced. 5 Encamped. or placed ^rHrerjp. p. 1 Leaving, abandonment. the Comp'ete renunciation of H"rm: 1 world and its possessions and attachmentB, aband>nment of temporal ^wtt 1 concerns ; 5W> t>It ^finrrsu ; Bg. 8. 2, 18 nrrn JT'TIS 2 ; M.. 1. retire. -3 To spikenard. gtop. 114 ; 5. 108. 1 One who lays down -2 One who completely renounces the world and its attach away from. ments. an ascetic, aBiahrnana in the fourth order of his religious life ; To cause to Returned. -2 SlopWT>rr?rj) ppt d, ceased. -3 Withdrawing,shrinking from. I Hfrtfa:/. S. 49 ; 10. 27. 1 Return ; ; R. 9 8. m ] A rival *rcsfr [ *THM; ffa&wr: or fellow wife, rival nmtres*, cowife ( having the same husband with another S. 6. 9 ; R. -2 Desisting from. -3 Restraint, chock, forbearance, ) f^5T: *rT ; R. 6. 63, 14. 86 S *TTI%5* ; zgn 4. 17. Attecded by a wife. 8 D. To wound vry ueverely see below. ; tfinT3i*ar WonndinR 1 in snch a manner th*t the feathred ra-t of the arrow enters the body. -2 Cans!. ing excessive pain ;cf. rwiWT^rt f- Oreat sgony or paim excessive affliction or torment. id. 1 Instantly, in a mofl-qf^ "* or deposits. from Bg. 5. 3. -3 One who abstains food ( fu^tSK ) i Bk. 7. 76. P. ( aria ) 1 To honour, H3( 1 J To obey, worship, -2 To conn-.ct : nf^ 10 ; ment, immediately TB-HT 4. -3 Consigning, entrusting to care of. -4 Depositing. Caut. 1 pass away. return, send back. -2 To suppress, To stop. -3 To prevent, binder. -4 divert, turn 5 Mil. ; ^rmr^lt: lJ& tin. o- ; -2 To leave 4. Wt inimical. Hostile, adversary, a rival ! or deliver to the care of down. -2 Complete the world and its attachment s -2 a. a. Me 93 -3 A deposit, trust. -4 A stakt or wager in a game. -5 Indian Giving up the body, death. -6 collective position of an asters m. 1 To ; ansjtfjflfcttltftLl, 9 fitnnrt 3. 30. ^'^f^jfn ent devotion application. tude, assemblage. qHH An enemy, -3 To make 7. 67. HTK* Deep entrance T.8. ties and world, discard all worldly attachments and become an ancho- above. I T: i WS> ; *r*jiErrof IT* ; over, entrust, See instance on the game side, a similar instance fsrrlsra^nw^T^ -2 ; -9 To contemplate, HMHS /'?' ; down, deposit. -2 To lay dpwn^or a*r aside, eive up, abandon, quit devolve -8 To ). (j, or An adherent, a follower, partisan. -2 A kindred, a kinsman jrf^rra*mrr SHUT: M- 4. -3 ( in logic ) An -8 To ^._q._ 4 -4 To 5f?!?[?Wl'T'?a'WTmT w 2. 77. -5 Containing the JJT: subject of an inference. 1 obtain, procure. near. linir* 1 Bringing tog ether or -2 Connecting, uniting. ; consign. -7 to, found a town Ac. <jaj rule, arrange. -5 To lodge, in. together. a side or f3mT! Bv. having destruc- To bring Winged, having wings. 1 : fig. ) ( vicinity. govern, guide.-3 To restore, give back. -4 To lead towards, lead, or bring near to. -5 To connect, unite. -6 To mingle, mix. -7 To To Obitraction, hindrance. 6 I a. party -3 B*' longing to the name side or party. -4 ( Hence ) Kindred, like, similar tion close at hand, frail, perishable, Pt. r< r trantilory ; SFflTs Wt%l|' : Plcxirnity, -ar werrir Appointment. upon, ^^T -2 Having wftfttirs^r .^^-. o o iq sift : the ^TlHHu- Like, similar (at end of comp. ) Rs. 1. 11. put. ; touch, sip. -4 Fixed, placed, deposited. -5 ProMn. 1. -6 Staying or pared, ready iveness. -4 To obtain. -5 To -6 To do, perform. to. , f Q. RannfH WT5'! ''!^ 3 Ku. 76 3. -2 Quickly, swiftly. $nTn 1 Worship, hononnnc ; 6. 2. w^nwiinwi^ R 35, 13. 46; Si. 1 , ; Having ;$rrir 2. 22. 1.10; Kn^ 5 Service, attendance a. 5. 31. 11. -2 r>r feet. -J creased by a fourth part. Hiving the same f5 In- or ^rfifo: a kinsman funeral rice-ball offering', the connected by the offering of cerfuneral riof-ball to the Manei of 2. relations; Y. 1. 52; Ms. tain 247, 5. 59. of a 1 The performance in honour of deS'addha paiticular to ceased relative* culled tffa q v., ^-ftrfV^voT foil be performed at the end of one of a relative, death the after year on the but now usually performed of the 12tb day after death as part a per-2 Giving funeral obsequies. of a Sapinda of kiuson the rights man. : or in /. Drinking together company, cornpotation. 959 A woman's girdle or zone, num. a. ( always pi. HTT . . ; nom. and ace. ) Seven. -Oomp. g: N. of Agni. -aj- |. arrw^a. tongues or flames. WT -m o. ( jft/. ) A *T?raT jasmine kind of jasmine 353 and the -2. sifts. sercsr, W&: A yoke. a, in. the place of the the Ganges. seven. saciidce &%,, 6'i. ; ^-ffrrTV^ /. -sfjjy. fire. 14. 6. -3 Certain, j. pi. T{pntruMtWi S- 7. 33. tff(j tbe seven constituent elements of the body i. e. chyle, blood, flesh, fat, bone, marrow, and semen ; ; ; see ; WHyl mon beautify, 'adorn, grace * A becomes irrevocable.). -?<% (soflvr) N. of a tree. ( njf *B?ti WHTT: ) tbe sensitive plant. sfjfth /. p|. the seven constituent parts of a kingdom TOTf^ ^- Ak. see the Sirlaba tree. ; srj ft also. ifff-iff , -wrr seven stories high ( as a palace ). ITRI oue who dag got the seven parts of tbe body red ; ( fff Mk. 3 ; <* 1 Closely connected. -2 infg Having a friend, befriended. -3 Of the same family. g A. relation, [ L Evening twilight, A fellow-student, one going through the same studies and observing the same austerities. -2 A fellow-sufferer, sympathiser ,-?i; ; ' ; 13 ; nffs o- ( aft ( eeven. A wr or sfr/. ) 1 Contain-2 Seven. -3 Seventh. collection vertei Ac. ). of seven thing* as- good man- Politeness, ft ) To be agitated. living. 1 As a prefix and verbal derivatives TV. ] jj! conclave An assembly, a conncil, orfcNTHt 9>Tftrarn Pt. 1 i% yjrr: H. 1. -3 T wtrr ni w Company, society, meeting, large number. -3 Council-chamber or hall. m 1 ; it to verbs means (a with, together with, together ; ) as in ; -4 A court of justice. -5 audience ( modern levee A public -6 A gaiubling-honse. -7 Any room -Oomp. place much frequented. 1- assistant at the customs of society Brahmann, anfiTTT: I. an an assembly. -2- a mem- ber of a society. an I Sometimes it intensified the meaning of the simple root, and may be translated by very, quite, greatly, thoroughly, very much' ; W0i;.*rffta, ). < -2. court-manners. ing An I 1 P. | To be con( fffliff ) ?Tf[ fused or agitated. -2 Sot to be confused or agitated. -II. 10 U. (twrft- 6. ; wr^MT: S. 6. 29. Belong ners or breeding. -J (Hence) An Vb. 1. 39. equal, of the same kind A wo-rian whose husband ^T*nf-J!T ). or stanzas. ^rfyrsR: a kind of astronomical diagram used for indicating auBp'cious days for marriages. -^-fRan epithet of tbe sun 1 fl^ ] sembly. -3 A person of honourable parentage. -4 The keeper of a gaming-honse. -5 The servant of tbe keeper of a gaming house. -6 N. of one of the five sacred fires. Fellow-studentship (being disci pies of the same teacher ). is erg ential, trusty, faithfui. wr- I assessor. -2 An assistant at an a.l Hurtful. -20ppressive. ^ ss fffliirf ing to an assembly. -2 Fit for society. -3 Refined, polished, civilized. -4 Well-bred, polite, civil, courteous ; R. 1. 55, Ku. 7. 29. -5 Confid- ; Ma. 3f%ff: a learned educated person. the president of a ; r. 2. 199. U^ind. *nf a period of seven nights. fisrft. /. twenty seven. fair a. seven-fold, of seven sorts -ti I. 700. -2. 107. ( -*ft ) an aggregate or collection of 700 vcrsei it N. of Siva. The keeper of a gaming-house - T jg-. (a) Pay- to, -2 Civility, courtesy. -3 Service. : ful. flSISl^lf^"1 '! 1 BVrs-mS-rjij; ] 18. politeness. HI "rrr? ; 14. small glittering fish a. 1 Fruitful, bearing or yielding fruit, productive (fig. also). -2 Accomplished, fulfilled, success- : 19. 4. ; 43, R. 1. 22. ; D. ; salnution, honoarmg, o.ehi f piug ; Si 13. H. ( b) Welcoming, congratulation B. 13. kinsman. /. ninety-seven. ^(sr^r a kind of astrological diagram used as a meant of fo.telling rain. [ log respects witj, Derived from a com- a. source ; -5 To show. great courtesy. a ; homage to, congratulate ; &snwWsrRra^ir U. 1. 7 Si. 13. 14 S. 5. -2 To honour, worship, respect. -3 To please, gratify. -4 To ; _ Respectfully, To I pay respects, greet, render sure. ind. forty. Hfj: horse Placing confidence I . TT!TMf ind. in (Jjr^ f. thirty -seven. ^51^ a. ceveutoen. fffSrTrf: N. of tire. gffirr an epithet of the earth g f r WffgV.ttf 3Rft A U. UHRTOftH*) WWr^H) Affectionate, friendly. . _ neptangnUr. seven streams of tfif a juror. doable Snbhash. yoke-fellow. A -3 a. 355?, ccnstella- -2 also. Ursa Major ( the seven stars of which are said to be the seven sages mentioned above }. ( 1. alnte, I [: tiun called -r>r an assistant at an assembly or meeting. -2. a member of an asor sembly meeting. -3. an assessor, ). ; aims, ,>, m. -* lunar fortnight. ven day, i. e. a week. snw*. m. an e; itbet of Brahman. ^T The seventh. I The seventh or locative case (in gram ). -2 The seventh day of a ar?: e. society, chuiruiuu. -2. the keeper of a gaming-house. 3-^ worship or reverence paid to the audience, In /. having seven -1. evil-eyed, of inausjiicioun look. ( -m. ) 1. N. of fire. -2. of Saturn. -3- the Cbitraka plant. wsfrfa-: /. eightyeven. MST a h&ptagon. 3i: the sun. . "ttu a. 70th. Seven-fold. -2 I seven parts. the aj^r^r*, air a. see wtr?fr3 planet Saturn. below. Ssvenly. itid also expresses completeness, perfection, or beauty. -2 As prefixed lo nouna to form co^p. same, similar,' as it 'like, -3 Sometimes ' before Vedas ' it ; as is it in means .4 ^rqaj. sometimes means inwrv. * near ' Jn the used as a separable preposition (with instr.j. 060 a. fl-JT Same, 1 identical. -2 sufferer I gorg^r ?I??rfo "gig a. 4. g^ a -gn>r teral o. boid. a. eqnal to. T^ an shootinK 31% a. I impartial. -2. indifferent, stoical. *rrw a. having the same nature or convenient.- 1 3 Indifferent, unmoved, unaffected by passion. -]4 All, every a. tinged. of seznal one. -15 All, whole, entire, complete. zodiacal signs st: 1 N. of certain straight ; ( ffw^, I A mode music. w A I level flat plain, Ki. 9. 11. -2 (In rhet.)N. ; of a figure of speech.-J (In geometry) country A mesu ir proportional segment. With, together with, in company with, accompanied by ( with i'.-il- I ; HW instr. ); ajrjt f*rw*f7f1? yRortirtrrl^ : S. 1. 27 B. 2. 25, 8. 63, 16. 72. ; -2 Equally vui ; H Ms. WHir s^ffu'r 9. tm 'jan'*r -3 311. Like, Pt. similarly, in the same manner 1. 78. -4. Entirely. -5 Simultanegame ously, all at once, at the ; time, together = 4. ^ ; 7? srejhrr 13. 26, wf^JretaTS wr fts* K. 4 10. 1. 59 14. -Oomp. 3&?T: an equal share, "yrft^ m. ; nr a. of line. --afar* a. air- parallel. ^(T: ! equal or similar conduct. -2. proper practice. 33% a mixture of half Imltfir-milk and half water. artmr a kind of Upaml ; S. : t*T: like origin. a fit girl ( eqni-diagonal tetragon. same at the Sduie time, CTrTiH i. lW: ticular 5n ( af-^: community of : caste. which have the all an of of arrangement incense. nTOr of the Urtra. tf ) an ^grw a. square. tetragon. equilateral * rhombus. -sir mom. a. -2. indifferent. \g%, -ST^T having the same denominator. a. homogeneous. jrr fame. r: -3T an equilateral triangle. impartial ; t^s* a. viewing equally, i%sjriV=TrHTTw vigfr rf% equation.. j^. peace on qual terms. gift; /. universal Bleep ( as at the end of a Kalpa ). -^gr, -q^rra a. situated on the same diameter. -ftra. ]. equal, uniform. -2- level. -3. like. qqfr an even gronni. ^jfy^ the level plain, the Doab or country between the Qanges and Yamuna ). -*i I Sameness, identity .-2 Likeness, similarity. -3 Equality ; 1't. 2. 83. -4 Impartiality, fairness to treat as equal Ms. 9. ; ' WHrtsft ' -5 Equanimity .-6 Perfectness. -7 Commonness. -8 Evenness. 218. a. ^JT$r Being before the eyes, jj ind. In the presence of, visibly, before the very eyes Eu. 5. 1. ; All, whole, entire, - ^rjTff plete M. com- 2. 13. Intoxicated, I rut. passion U. 2. 20 Delighted, glad. ; by, ^ >or^ ; furious. -3 Drunk with Mv. 5. 40. -4 a. I Exceeding. -2 U. abundant, plentiful ^ind.Very much, exceedingly. ; , t. P. 1 Wtrf^r^ To approach. 1 -2 To study. -3 To get, acquire T% *TmrT65ynf T&JT trw ff^r Ms. rt. 416. -4 To excel, surpass. overcomJTfffiriTRH Surpassing, ; ing. Travelling, JTSTt^ in com- pany. ffFTj?! 9 U. allow. 1 To consent, give -2 To approve, permit, full consent. -3 To dismiss, give leave, -4 To forgive, pardon. Billow to go. -5 To favour. wrgjtrsr Assent, consent. -2 full concurrence. I Kntke approval, being on bvery Hide, universal. -2 a: Limit, bound Complete, entire. are ary, term. ( frtff, Wfl^tf:, Wffar^ usej adverbially in the sense tf 1 Bengal madder 1 P. 1 ( Af3T5T ) To bring or collect -2 To bring into together, unite. -3 To subdue, overpower. conflict. -4 To animate, incite, excite. from every side A meeting, an assembly. -2 Fame, renown, celebrity. WfTJTf 1 ^TH^H a. Poper, Practised, experienced. >-6 Healthy. fit. \ -2 Correct, WT3W nil around ', _jTtn <}. v. V^ff N. of the district called Knrnke'ietra or of a place near it "Ve. 6. -vrsr: a Buddha or the Buddha. ; a. 1 Sorrowful .-2 Enraged, 13; An angry. forest. ' ', 'on all sides', 'wholly', 'completely'). the plant called %${[. -Comp. mnltiade of beasts, 1 A JTrrsr: animals or birds, a herd, flock. -2 A number of fools. ^r A wood, a fellow- j *T<mrff ; present. visible, ; feeling a. -2 Mad with fi^f rc equable, depth. sfpfT equal subtraction, i. <;. subtraction of the same quantity on both aides of an 5 18. j:^ o. another's woe, sym- pathising (with another) ) R. 8. 78. mean reasonable, right, true, accurate. -3 Clear, intelligible as in awnim, q. v. -4 Virtuous, good, just ; ^?rr3T5T Ki. 14. 12. -5 fW3TT Bg. for as time . ^tr- exca- ifw^: the fragrant root ( qfa^t f eet.-2 see ffiws^. fair. parthe pj^r even-minded, equable, equani- 'taSsT: a. 1. a omissin. To go completely be 1 WflcHd p. p. Gone, passed past same number of simultaneously. epithet by pass yond. -2 To go through, cross over. -3 To surpaHfl, excel. -4 To avoid. -5 To paeti, elapse. -% atrapezoid. equal-miuded, impartial. ( -m. ) Yama, the god of death. j^f |. an even metro, '. e. a etanza the lines of elapse, Transgression, : 2 P. ^ ; Nakshatras. rnr, an eqnal vation, a parallelopipedon. ( //ni. contemporary, coevel. snake. serpent, $)% astr. ) C in moment. time or the surpass, excel. -4 as time ). a. enjoyment. n^ifi yg* ?r^ ffttfo 1. 9. 1 step ( mode or simile. Qt or suitable j;7r to be married ;. 3^. an neglect, iftt particular Togo completely over -2 To disregard, violate. -3 To a. ; a co-heir in U. 1 HR?fTifiH; beyond, cross or property. (-?;) sameness, equability. gtj ( in astr. ) the prime vertical FZ, ?*, fr, -J! ^w attitude Propriety, fiinens. -2 Accuracy. -3 Correct evidence. 5r??mf: -W an equiladodecagon. fff<Jr! a rhom- *-Vs9i: HH: SobbAsh. Kn. 3. 13. -4 Even, !-uel, plain ^Hjmnfiuft i f mrfT HlViprRr S.I. -5 Even (as na uber). -6 Impartial, fair. -7 Just, honest, upright. -8 Good, virtuous. -9 Ordinary, common. -10 Mean, middling. -1 1 Straight. -1 2 Suitable, ; i and in joy impartial. ; or gen. or in comp.; 4. ; ; ; Kn. ; companion or partner sorrow S. 3. 11. R. 8. Equal, as in wn-ftesfN-sr: Pt. 2 7 21 Bg 2. 38 -3 Like, with intr, similar, resembling ^nrr?^ 2 P. 1 epithet of Siva. To pany. -2 To follow follow, accoin or infer as aeon- sequence. Hcr ; ?9: 1 Regular snuceasion of order. -2 Connectc'l sequence, mutual connection, applicability(mc1?); Br. Put. I. 1. 4 ; T 961 . B.-3 COD- ind. junction. di:n Wrt^cT/). f. I Connected with, connected in natural order. -2 Followed. -3 Endowed with, possess- time, ?HTT*r$Jcr /'/> -3 In the tween. -4 Near ( with ace. j wtatHrif r%- Si. fi. 73, 16. ; Inundated. -2 I fixed or oppointed midat, within, be- -^ War, : -Conrp to- ^nTfn3TrTT: Mentioning -2 Association, company. -3 I gether. Proximity to for association with a word, the meaning of which is clearly ascertained or understood. ^Hfa'HT'JT I Approaching. Seeking, wishing for. -2 Taking together. -2 1 Repetition. -3 Surplus, excess. ^nrVT^rT Worshipping, tfHin Ma- a. battle, fight; fmr?- sr*rnwnf:5<sr>T*f> Eclipsed." SnrfaSPC: : lod. 4. 8. -4 Affected by. ing, full of. Duly, season* bly, in 1 -2 At a time. rever. encing. &^ Ve. '., -ftl*^ n.the front or D. 5. 3. of battle van ; as- sociation. *TR?T: 1 Time in general. -2 Oc- casion, opportunity. -3 Fit time, proper time or season, right moment ; Eu. 3. 25. -4 An agreement, a compact, contract, an engagement frrsiS. 5. -5 A convention, con; WWJT^ ventional usage. -6 An established rule of conduct, ceremonial custom usnal practice rHCfcT'ufTfl'rt'jr , %*w- ; Ki. *T: 1. 28 U. ; tion of poets, 1. -7 The conven- e. g. that persons separated from their beloveds are affected at the sight of clouds ). -8 ( appointment, assignation. -9 A V. 5. -10 A condition, stipulation law, rule, regulation Y. 3. 19 ; 0. An ; ; -11 Direction, order, instruotion,precept.-12Emergoncy,exigen5. 19. oy. -13 An oath. -14 A sign, bint, indication. -15 Limit, boundary, -16 A demonstrated conclusion, doctrine, tenet j ^", ^\^ Ac. -17 End, conclusion, termination. -18 Successprosperity. -19 End of trouble, (^rr' 3hr on condition, conditionally ' ). sivnq-rf a time at which -Comp. neither the stars nor the sun ii visi- -aig^tst^ a. following established customs. 3rg*rr\T, -37%tf ind. suitably to the occasion, as the occable. sion demands. wr^rtt conventional practice, established usage Mil. ; <E>trr making an agreement. iftfW'r observance of a compact, 4. 6. treaty, or agreement ; sr wn"riwror qiftftKi. 1.45. ft^t breaking an agreement or engagment, breach of contract. sjrfir^m breaking an agreement, violation or breach of contract. mnr^rrT^ a. breaking an agreement. 121 ^jr^a. I Dirty, foul, filthy, Excre impure. -2 Sinful. ?* ment, ordinc, feces. ^TJTS^j TT-' A kind of drama (thus described in S. D. a^r ff^siri^ 3 : " adoration. ?TRof " 1 Afflicted, pained, &c. 515.). wounded. -2 Asked, solicited. g-jp^ 10 U. 1 To believe, con- A descent. -2 A TITTrTH: I descent into a river or sacred bathing aider, regard, think sriff V. 4. 38 ; place ftTt V. 2 ; argtrgrfifa* WTCITT^ fl-rraJf S. 19. -2 To corroborate, support, substantiate by proof TtJffcrregfr?{opr CTRV7T3. -3 To deliberate, think or reflect about. -4 To make ready, ; prepare. -5 So maintain, assert, en-6 To imply, suggest. -7 To approve. force. frm ; WH^frr^H^wMa's! Ki. ^TJT^Hr ; Accompaniment, -4 Respectful, courteous. priety. : ^ra^nf Worshipping, honouring- 7, 3. 1 *TH*ri^ - I Umiled, bounded. -2 Near, proximate. -3 Correct in conduct, keeping within bounds of pro- 3. 3^-fr:, -Jjfff/. battle-field. ., Wwfifjr a. 1 Made over, delivered, consigned, committed. -2 Restored , given back. -3 Appointed. Great I 5. attention. 7. -2 Preparation. .TTR^^Tr 1 A. 1 To remain fixed, stand immovable standstill. -2To stand ready. Cac. I To establish, found. -2 To stop. ; CTirerar 1 Fixed condition. -2 Similar condition or state S. 4. -3 State or condition in gnneral R, If. ; ; a- Strong, powerful. -2 Competent, allowed, qualified irfff Y. 1. 213. JTStftifsfa Ms. 4. 186 1 50 ; M. 4. 7. ; ; -3 Fit, suitable, proper ; a^fgtffurH? n. 79. nsi7:!jcT Having the same meaning. -6 Significant. -7 Having proper aim or force, very forcible. -8 Being in apposition. -9 Connected in sense. -y 1 Aaignifioant word (ingram.);s}3v WT^ frmf*U<1f-p- I Remaining fixed. -2 Steady. -3 Reidy. -^ Being in any plnce or position. /.Obtaining, acquisition 2 P. To assemble, come 1 together fl-^<arr 3 'Jfff^: Bg. 1. 1. -2 To be related or connected in an intimate relation. : ?T>T7PT: 1 Combination, crnjunctiou, aggregate, union, collection ; a significant sentence. i ower. -2 Strength, Force, forcibleness. -3 Sameness of \ meaning. JTni^-^r 1 Establishing, supportcorroborating. -2 Defending, vindicating, justifying fti>s>?HTififK. P. 7. -3 Pleading, advocating. -4 Judging, considering, imagining. -S Deliberation, determination, deciding on the propriety or otherwise of ing, j anything. -6 efficacy, Adequacy, -7 Energy, perse- force, capability. verance. -8 Reconciling diUerencee, allaying disputes. -9 Objection. 1 WHi'ifa />./> Maintained, established. -2 Thought, imagined, coi, sidered, judged. -3 Determined; see $nnt above. ^RV^ 1 Granting a boon. -2 Causing to proper. g'lT'T'H Diving or handing over to, - delivering, consigning. K. rf;;Tra*mruon Subhash. -2 A number, : multitude, Leap. -3 Close connection, cohesion. -4 (In Vaia.phil.) Intimate inseparable union, constant and : Aloe-wood. ; connection, inseparable inherence or existence of one thiug in another, one of the seven categories of the Vaiseshikas; Hri1*MtJ:*T*nir*T:Tarka and K. -Oonrp. nr%<*! intimate inseparable relation. WH^IT^ a- 1 Closely or intimaMultitudinous. connected. -2 tely ^itor inseparable cause, -Comp. the three material cause ( one o kinds oE W,T mentioned iu Vaine- shika pbil. ). 1 Co;uo together, met, united, joined. -2 Intimately united, or inherent, inseparably connected. -3 Comprised or contained in a larger Utiizp.y. number. ^JT^ 1. 5 thoroughly. -2 U. To 1 To pervade obtain, attain to. 962 -3 To meet. -II. 9 P. =*! Ma. WTWfaT^ -2 To 6. To eat | 19 . taste, experience, ; ; 219. 11. enjoy ; Collective pervasion or aggregate, an aggregate which is considered as made up of parts each of which is conautatantially the same with the hole (opp.sijft q.v.) ; - 3 sgffe-tfjnrr u 5rnr Panchadast. -2 Totality. 1 To throw or bring, together, pat together, unite, combine ; Ms. 3. 85 7. 57. -2 To join in a compound, compound. -J To take TOT^T, 4 U. ; collectively or jointly CTRtaOT CT ; gu^f Ms. 7. 198 'jointly or severally.' Pass. To b compounded, from or enter into a compound atwjij wfxrsr ; wr WHTiff *frsi -2 To proclaim. gether. Fame, reputation, cename, appellation. wrr*9-.p' I Beckoned np,connted, summed op. -2 Fully related, declared, proclaimed. -J Celebrated, *wn?*rr lebrity. Thrown together, tfHTTr 1 Proposing part of a stanza to another to be completed, the part of a stanza so given to be UTS ( OT Phrrr sfhrft: thus the lines completed; Subhash.- www mv^i tfj^, ^^,5; *fovn, jcwnr jftwr are completed ; by %g: fl^atr: ilrft. ). -2 ( Hence ) what ig inCompleting or filling ; gim .ftfo (rjg, N. 7. 82 A farf ; ^ft. WT together with. / Coming 1 together, union, meeting. -2 Arrival, approach. -3 Similar condition or progress. 1 : Union, meeting, encountering, combination arfj- ^*>rr?fi?r ?rirRr T Hwrnut K. P. 7; ; B. 8. 4, 92, 19. 16. -A Intercourse, association, society ; as in *rwu Killing, slaughter.-2 battle. practise ; P. ijf| 1 T5iT To perform, do, traps' ^f 'TOT^ocroweded. A cow 1 bearing a Full of, olf thronged, !#(! tract. 1 -2 To tfwraffo P. 1 To draw out, ex- attract. ( nV observing, Practising, behaving. I Attracting. -2 Speeding far, diffusing fragrance. w. Diffused odour, ascent spreading afar. ^RTa>H 1 U. sion of, occupy, 1 fill To take ; 1 Proceeding, going. -2 conduct, behaviour. -3 'roper conduct or behaviour. -4 information, report, tidings. : An assembly, a meetI ''V'THtffefir.Tt Bb. 2. 7. posses- B.4. 4. -2 To assail, -2 A club, an association. 3 A multitude, collection. -4 An society, number, A party, elephant. Tmrnr^r: 1 A member of an assembly see HTflrTjW- -2 A spectator or put together, join, unite. -2 To place, pnt, put or place upon, apply to ; tr^r ; as the mind ( Bam. ) TT ; ; rr^r: tTtrpTr- nrw J ?RTnr Bhag. -5 To concentrate, fix or apply intently upon ( as the eye, mind &o. ) Bg. 12. 9 Bb. 3. 48 -6 To satisfy, clear or solve (a doubt), answer an objection (% tnrr<*% ( in commentaries ). -7 To repair, redress, set right, remove H. 3. 37 3TJT; ; ; ; ; i%r^4. To tninK over ; Bk. 12. 6. 7. -8 -9 To entrust, commit to, deliver over -10 To p.'odace, effect, accomplish. -H To place a burden, load. -12 To assame, take upon oneself. -13 To conceive (in the womb). -14 To establish. See tfiTfiH below. Patting together, unit-2 Fixing the inind in abstract contemplation on the true nature of spirit. -3 Profound or abstract mediif 1 tation, deep contemplation. 4 In- -5 Steadiness, composure; peace ( as of mind), satisfaction, I%TKT *wvrsr, f%: Hfrrtrrsr Q. L. 18. -6 Clearing np a doubt, replying 10 the Pftrvapaskha answering an objection. -7 Agreeing, promising. -8( In dramas ) A loading incident which unexpectedly gives rise to the whole plot. tentnesa. ; ' ; tmrft: in general. ?f jrr^rr 9 ma* To place I direc- order, ing. convivial meeting. -5 off/- ) ^TflTOT 3 U. fo remove. -2 Greatly agitated, bewildered, confused, darried. TT[^5T: Command, tion, instruction. K. P. 10. -2 To behave. -3 'ractice, ^WTfflfr^T every year. determine. s ; ; - collect 1 Accumulation. 1 To P int 0*. in-2 To inform, tell, communicate. -3 To proclaim, announce. -4 To foretell. -5 To order, command, direct. -6 To appoint, depute, entrust with. -7 To assign, allot. -8 To kind of riddle. War, generally iu pi., but used by Pinini in sing, also, e. g. *? Hflf P. V. 2. 12. ) A year ^HIKr^ 6 p dicate. 1jHfl-fmj% Stair n^ift*-. Pt. 1. 327. -3 To install, place on the B. 17. 8, -4 To compose, throne ( ( observances of the Jaina sect. Come together, met -2 Arrived. -3 Being conjunction. -4 Approached. ar p. 1 VVT^ B. 8. 92 To come or meet to- joined, united. up complete | be in conjunction ( ag planets ). -5 To come near, approach. -6 To return. -7 To find, meet with. ^Compound- whole of anyhing. -4 Abridged, contracted, condensed. -5 All, whole, entire. 1 P. yflHIH in I combined; Pt. 1. 383. ed. -3 Pervading the A gether, assemble. -2 To become joined or united, to associate, keep company with. -3 To have sexual intercourse wi th.-4 To come together, _ p. p. I -2 famous. tion. -^Compounding, formation of compound words. -3 Contraction. I tell. relate, 3 U. I To take, receive, -2 To take bold of, seize, grasp. -3 To bestow, give, present. -4 To restore, return. -5 To take off or away. -6 To apprehend, comprehend. -7 To undertake, begin. -8 To collect. -9 To think about, refleoiijn. jTfliqR 1 Receiving fully. -2 Beceiving jnitable gifts. -3 The daily accept. To count, reckon . -J To declare, -4 To sum np, add to2 P. 1 or step Treading. -2 Assailing. or 1 Mb. W*fe:/- -3 To tread cooqner, subdue. upon. U. 1 To know or under- stand thoroughly, learn or ascertain fully. -2 To recognize, acknowledge. Cttu. To order, command. Fame, reputation. 1 Collecting, composing, -2 Pro( aa mind ). concentrating found or abstract meditation, concentration of mind on one object, perfect absorption of thought into the one object of meditation, >. e. 963 the Sopreme Spirit, last stage of Yoga ) the 8th and ( ; wrwpwnt r 3TTfJ ftfTT! WflTf^T^JTVTVi- W^fir Kn. 3. 40, 50 ; Mk. 1. 1 ; Bh. 3. 54; K. fV 8. 70 Si. 4. 55. ; centration ( thought! Qtt. 3. I'D fixing ), fumwrfa i^irt ; -3 Intentness, con- general -4 Penance, ( of WTrtf ) religions obliga- ing the game meaning, synonymous. :?39>i a relative connectd by the libations of water to the Manee of common ancestors this ; relationship extends venth (or eleventh) from the se- to the thirteenth fourteenth according to some ( or degree Hwr^f^*rr^g ; ) r*sra ' tion, devotion (to penance) f*nnfavfr*w ifrnit S. Kn. 1 ; 3Tf?rj?r- frtr:wnTrSr ; 3. 24 smnnjarrjTfj srsnrosrr 5. 24, 5. 6; 1. 59. -5 Bringing together, concentration, combination, collection B. or ; 1. 29. -6 Reconciliation, settling composing differences. -7 Silence. -8 Agreement, assent, promise. -9 Keqnital. -10 Completion, accomplishment. -1 treme -12 Attempting -13 Laying up corn ; ; of gure Mammata speech thus defined by ; ; ligioua vow or self-imposed restraint. upholding -Comp. >tnt interruption of meditation. a. absorbed in meJitation or contemplation. Support, W . -2 Devout, pious . ; ' 1 Kn. Meditating. 1 -J into. possessed of the same qualities, symmerits pathising, appreciator of Mil. 1. 6. -JTH: the same pitch of voice. TTH a. of the same age. ; a- agreeing in tastes. HOTT 1 Same, equal, si- like, milar *T virtuous, just. -4 Common, general. A friend, an -5 Honoured. | equal. -2 One of the five life winds or vital airs, which has ita seat in the cavity of the navel and is essential to digestion. -3 A letter having the same organ of utterance. -Jind. Equally with, like ( with instr. ) sraufrr *nrR5rt an, f , 3, a; ) common % ^, and s opp. ( BI- wftorcor a. 1. having a substratum. -2. being in the same category or predicament. -3. being in the same case-relation or government ( in gram. ) ; srtg^T: JTRtTvrercT: sfrforrT: P. 1. same location I. or 2. Den. U. To make equal, To join, unite, bring together ?ft wmtfnr B. 2. 64 S. 5. 15. -2 To fetch, bring B. 12. 78. -2 To collect, assemble. -4 To bring ot offer an oblation. 1 ; ; ; geneiic characteristic. wn^rT: sjtj a. hav- together, I To obtain, get. To accomplish, fulfil. -3 To complet: ; irr^Art ICJ>H B. 17. 17, 24 ; 3i orn 2. col- TfT: -2 finish, T. A husband, lord, Flooded, inund- 1 p. p. -2 Filled with. -3 Bathed in. ?WT*rROT Conversation, talking ated. with ; R. 6. 16. 1 P. 1 To repeat, recite. -2 To lay down, prescribe tT flf vri$ ^TOim: *nTTH5rT% U. 4. -3 To repeat or hand down traditionally. -4 To ^pHTRr mentionCTtrpcifpr I Repetition, -2 Enumeration. -3 Traditional repetition or mention. H'n^nr: 1 Traditional repetition or mention, handing down traditiontraditional collection ( of ally. -2 A words &o. ) 8TK3* 5T?t (j^^jmi*f 13* qwlf U. 4. -3 Tradition, repetition ( in general ). -4 Reading, recitation, enumeration. -5 Totality, an Offering a acriflces or oblaa. ( ftfff /. ) Finishing, accomplishing, fulfilling. Completion, conclusion, bringing to an end ; Ma. 5. 88. -2 Acquisition. -3 Killing, destroying. -4 A section, chapter. -5 Profound meditation. 1 WTSP-P- I aggregate, a collection ;3TST 4 23. tions to the gods. Finished, concluded, 1 coming. -2 Arrival, A visit. ^TRTtTrT.P P- Drawn extend- oat, ed, lengthened. ^rprg^7 D. To 1 join together, -2 To provide with, furnish, supply. -3 To make ready, unite, connect. prepare completed. -2 Clever. aee ; fljrgrf>. End, conclusion, comh/pletion, termination.-2 Accomplishment, fulfilment, perfection. -3 Be- 1 Joined, connected, Intent on, devoted to. -3 Made ready, prepared. -4 Endowed or furnished with, filled with, conciling or settling differences, making up quarrels. -4 Perfection, development ;Kn,3. 27. provided, supplied. appointed. 1 WwrfiNf a. \ Final, concluding. -2 -3 One who haa finished the whole of anything. 1 A 3fs finisher. -2 One who haa completed the whole course of holy studies. Finite. attain to. property. H or ; P. ^trrq^5 frrrnr^r ment. -2. agreement in case, appo-3. a predicament including several things, a generic -4. common government. Ifiltwi Bringing lecting, conducting. w sition. to enumerate. IP. ^HT:fr 42. predica- *TlT ; equalise. WT Elated, puffed np, inflated. (-of) lifar synchronous. j;^ a. sympathiser, -ujfq. o. WT 22. . Blown Attained, obtained I -3 Occurred, happened. -3 Come, arrived. -4 Finished, completed, accorcplished. -5 Proficient. -<J En. dowed with. -7Distreaeed, afflicted. -8 Killed. tr End, completion. <* . K. P. 10 see S. D. 614. -17 One of the ten Onnas or merits f style see Kav. 1. 93. -18 A re- S< -SRrgjfa ? v. 7. 75. HHWKp-p. ; difficulties. (in times of famine), storing grain. -14 A tomb. -IS The joint of the neck a particular position of the neck Ki. 16. 21. -16 In Bliet. A ( ) : ; Perseverance in ex- 1 impossibilities. -19 see Ma. 5. 60 also. 5TT^ 3-^: a brother of whole blood, uterine brother. yqirr a kind of Upama see Kav. 2. 29. V. 1 ; M. 4 R. 7. 23 ; Ku. 4 A. 1 To get, obtair HHnjitii P- P- united. -2 ^T(rnTr junction. -5 Charged- Union, connection, con- -2 Preparation. -3 Fitting (an arrow ). -4 A collection, heap, multitudo.-5 A cause, motive object; -6 Association. ^THIjj,d P' ? 1 Connected or occur. unite together, joined. -2 Collected, brought together. -3 Endowed or furnished with, having, possess- finished or ended. ed of. encountering. -2 Accident, chance, accidental encounter take. -2 To take place, happen, -3 To fall upon, attack. -4 To undergo. -5 To begin. -6 To be *WTr%:/-l Meeting, , ^rW^C.1 A. -2 To try 1 to To begin, under- propitiate, win 964 Beginning, commenceenterprise, undertaking, a work, an action *rTiJ*? ment. -2 1 An : ; j ' ; fill. -5 To sit down, down. -6 To overcome. -Co us. To cause to enter in, insert. -2 To vade, occupy, lief, settle -3 Trust, confidence, I asign I A means ; satisfy- snsrfJrer- $$3TT*Tr vg'encifa; WIWJST M. 4. -2 Attendance, service R. 2. 1. 5, ; 18. 11. *TtmT{[ ? 1 1 ( " To a eccnd or ) To ascend, ) mount on ride. ( b -2 To undertake, engage in -(.inn. I To cause to rise or mount, raise, lift up. -2 To string ( as a bow ). -3 To plant. -4 To ascribe, attribute. -5 To hand or deliver over to. -6 To display, exhibit, show ; rise. forth. *Tm?qo'r or upon. Depositing, placing in Delivering over, con- I -2 signing. imiitf*tif p. or ascend. **nr p- 1 Caused -2 Strung mount to bow ( as a K. P. -*rrmftr -rift 10. ) -3 Deposited, planted, lodged. -4 Consigned, delivered over. *fwrTJif: 1 Ascending, mounting. -2 Riding upon. -3 Agreeing. *WT?T?T 1 A. 1 To take hold of, -2 To anoint, smear over. handle, touch. seize. To fWrfjT:, WWifyvnT 1 -3 hold Taking of, seizing. -2 Seizing a victim sacrifice. -3 the body with coloured cosmetics ; UDgnents rintrertTfr?T5T ftT^ITT: S. 4. ^THTeJ^ 1 A. 1 To lay or catch hold of, seize Ku. 5. 84. To Smearing -2 ; rest or depend on, be supported by to cling or adhere to. -3 To devote or give oneself up to. -4 To assume, ; -5 To settle down or on, clinging to. Wittjftl a. Clinging kind of grass. to. TOTTOTTi Conversation, with Pt. I. 388. ;ft A j wnf^p. .p. 1 Entered thoroughly, completely occupied, pervaded. -2 -3 Seized, overcome, engrossed. Possessed by an evil spirit. -4 En- TOTreg; IP. 1 To dwell, Talodge, encamp, halt. A 1 -2 vounded, enclosed, beset.-2 Screened, reiled. -3 Hidden, concealed. -4 Protected. -5 Shutout, exclude J. -6 Stopped. Association, connecInseparable connection see -2 W'PJ. -3 Aggregation. -4 A tion. tude, number, heap. *Tm%?; 6. P. | To enter 27. -2 To go woted to, A 1 *rflTp[ To appioach. -2 I (as a Biahmana after comhis ifsr^ij^cT or course of To return pleting -3 To come together, assemble. -4 To turn out well, succeed. -5 To come to an end, religious studies ). be completed. ttHKdH Return. -2 1 to, ; multi- ; Bk. 8. approach. -3 To be bo intent on. -4 To per- union, Aggregation, 1 ; and atcq^rimq-q. v.v. afg^r, ^tfrfl, ). finish- pupil who STrjfrr:, flTrrfrW. A has returned home after finishing his course of holy study. Wtfi%: / 1 Return. -2 Com- U. 1 ^JTTfa 1 To go fly for refuge. suffer, experience, or enjoy -4 To ' 1 20 2. ). ' succinctly briefly', wr?pT Ms. Bg. 13. 18 j^rar*: ; -Oomp. qrfcl (TUT ; sufrnrar 2. 25, ^^f V. supplying 3U-1JT3TT: an sror ellipsis in a compound. part of a stanzn proposed to be comfljjwr q. v. 3T%r: f. u pleted ( thus defined by figure of speech = Uammata:- f^: r^?: K. P. *rmflil%: 10. ^THHJ< 1 -2 To fix to. P. I To join, attach fix or place on, or impose upon. fr*W?SP-P- I Attached to flxed -2 United, combined. -3 Reached, attained -4 Affected by. *nrmt%; /. *r*rniri: I Union, ; or placed in. adhering together, attachment. -2 Comprehension, inclusion. 1 ^TBrsfsnf uniting. Joining, -2 Fixing or placing on. -3 Contact, combination, connection. 1 Abandoning com'f -2 Consigning. To get, obtain, ^nrrtff 10 U. 1 find, meet with. -2 To overtake V. 1. -3 To assail, attack. pletely. ; pletion. 372. -3 *W Especially a pupil's return home after ing his course of holy study. To observe, to -6 To in. for -J To ; Pt. 1. practise, follow. depend on. -5 To con- rest or attain l: I to, obtain, Seeking protection or -2 Refuge, -3 A place of sheltfr, protec- refuge, asylum, resting or dwelling-place. -4 Dwelling, residence. : 1 ^HUH". composition. -2 Composition of ( the principal words, a compound kinds of compounds are four: jj, 3. applicability of a term. g-STT^ 5 U. 1 To cover all over or completely. -2 To surround, envelope. -3 To conceal, hide. -4 To shut, close. -5 To obstruct, hinder. *THTfrT ;>. jii. 1 Encompassed, snr- shelter. encampment. ; 2. Common -2 Halting- place. V. 'fr 'frfsr: assume. res dence, habitation, I Reviving, encouragcomforting. -2 Consolation tion. -5 Pogaeslon by an evil spirit. -6 Passion, emotion. -7 ( In gram. ) fixed, seated. Entering or abiding to- 1 tion dwelling-place. WWT'Wr^ ing, gether. -2 Meeting, association. -3 Inclusion, comprehenaion.-4 Penetra- dowed with. -5 Settled, -6 Well-instructed. fide live. belief. -3 Reconciliation, composition of dffercnees. -4 A collection, an assemblage. -5 Whole, totality. -6 Contraction, conciseness, brevity. -7 Euphonic combination (rift). ( means 'in short', Kfflfl'.f: %-JT, talking ; ^TtTFTra': 85. protection, JT!*H Resting HWTTWi 1. for or maintain. abide in. Pt. ; lead into. of ing, gratification, delight -3 To place To entrust, -5 To conduct, contain, comprise, hold. or fix in or upon. -4 consolation. encouragement, A close embrace. 1 To take courage, take heart, calm or compose oneself. -2 To regain confidence. -3 To believe in. To console, enCau 2 P. courage; cheer up. I ^Tfff^IS: Hecovering breath, breathing a sigh of relief, -2 Re- Wmf3 1 Approaching. -2 Finding, meeting with, obtaining. -3 Accomplishing, effecting. 1 P. 1 To bring, convey, ^HRTf ^ ijw wflrfrnt *r?r &?: xf\carry rfa: Bk. 15. 107. -2To collect, bring ; together, convene ; 5. To draw, attract. annihilate ; ra *7$*<WTTf!r- 64; Bk. nsrdwR. 8. 63. -3 -4 To destroy, Bg. 11. 32. -5 To comsacrifice ). -6 To return, plete ( as a restore to one's proper place ;Ms. 8. 319. -7 To curb, restrain. -8 To offer. -9 To contract, abridge. W Uniting, collecting, combining, accumulating. *THT?f m. tomed A 1 One who is accus- to collect or get together. collector ( as of taxes ). -2 I A collection, an aggreassemblage Mai. 9. -2 Composition of words. -3 Conjunction f words or sentences. -4 A sub- *islT: gate, division An = '"inrn q. The ocean. : ignite. Brought together excessive, much. cepted, taken. -4 -2 To anger &c. : /. ). ac- To I -3 To glorify.- Paw. 1 Lighted up, kindl- -3 Inflamed, ex- cited. -3 * ept - kindle, light up, I fll-iKf: Good, right. -2 True, -4 Fit, proper. Consist- Truth. -2 Propriety Fine wheat-flour. *nft*T a. I Yearly, annual. Hired for a year. -3 A year hence. Hjfimqii A cow calving every year. ^Tjfnr [ flTtTT 3TNT 1?f ] Near, close by, adjacent, at hand, -q- Proand ximity, vicinity ( *nfWr, are used ti*fl<J in the Wfnm^ Abriged, curtailed. Fed or supplied with Compilation, abridg- ment. T I correct. excite, inflame, kindle fire. Copulation, sexual union. A doe. -2 Praise. 1 or take fire. &fit3f p- p. ed. -2 Set on Abnndant,' -3 Received, -3 Fire. javelin, dart. ^^ff^f.^ A. | ( collected, accumulated. -2 -2 Wheat-flour. To catch 1 battle. offering, oblation. A v. ) . War, j: 1 ... of Deandva and Deifjn componnds,expres8iDg an aggregate. 5 Abridgment, contraction, conciseness. -6 Combination of two letters of the alphabet into a syllable ( Victorious in battle. i. ; adverbially sense of 'near, bef ore,in the presence S. 4. 7. P-p- 1 17. Brought together. wfon/. Wood, fuel ; especially fuel or sacrificial sticks for the sa- assembled. -2 Adjusted, settled. -3 Composed, collected, calm (as mind). -4 Intent on, absorbed h concentrated. -5 Finisb.ed.-6 Agreed upon. -7 Arranged, disposed. -8 Inferred. -9 Accomplished, finished. -JO De- cred fire wf^arg^orTT S. 57 5. 33. ; , entrusted posited, A see ; ffjfurr 1 War, HTTS^i I Calling out, challenging. -2 War, battle. -3 A single combat. -4 Setting animals to fight port, betting with living creatures ; Y. 2. 203 ; MB. 9. 221. -5 A name, an appellation. ; Si . 11. 26. tninrnr 1 Calling together, convo- -2 Challenge. ^ffSr 2 P. 1 To come or meet cation. To cohabit, have sexual intercourse. -5 To enter upon, commence. -6 To agree with. ar, battle ; &o. N. 12. 75. Co ; ; ^snrf Ku. fi . herd ; 1 Meeting, union, asso- -2 An assembly. -3 Flock ciation. Ki. 4. 32. 15 ; Ki. 3. ; Si. 16. 13' -5 Likeness, equality. -6 Moderation i *r: ac- Riftenfr R. 11. Deliberation, mature reflection. -2 full knowledge. qf | I Ku. 2. -5 To ; Air, ; Sami tree. wind ^rm ; Ku. -2 The breath. -3 A 1. 8. w -4 N. of a plant ( * ). Throwing, sending forth. 1 A. I To wish, desire. -2 *f*flj[ To strive to do or perform, strive traveller. <* for ; ffcrrfSr ^hjBrgi^. snfrftj Ki. 1. 13. .. Longing, desire .,. striving after. wtftf^ff P-P- 1 Longed for, desired, wished. -2 Undertaken. -(r Wish, longing, desire. ^TgijTut 1 Shedding, effusion. -2 Sprinkling. ^fM< 1 Talkative, garrnlous.-2 Eloquent. *nj^r: ' Ascending. -2 T/avera- Complete investigation. -2 The Sankhya system of philosophy. ing, crossing. Tffar 1 Investigation, search. -2 Consideration. -3 Close or thorough up. inspection. -4 Understanding, intellect. -5 Essential nature of tru th.-6 An essential principle. -7 The Ml- mass, multitude. -2 Conjunction of words or sentences of philosophy, -g -9 The Sankbya system of Si. 2. 59. -10 Comphilosophy ; plete or thorough investigation. ' -4 War, battle 15 or 3. 21 vestigate, examine. mams! system -7 be treated same manner I ; wfiiT: : toss. 5. 16- Effort. agreed I -3 To examine careas in swrfh-q^rft^. -4 To fully look about for, search for. -5 To in1 utter -6 To accomplish, -7 To bestow on, I Air, wind Gtt. 5. -2 The on equal of, consider, take into Completed, finished. I . or with equal respect, be placed on a level with, be placed on a footing of eqnality ; Pt. 1. 74. ^flft^ 1 A. 1 To see, behold. -2 To think To speak, about. endow with. common denominator. me. together, met. p. Collected, assembled.-3 Connect ed, united with. -4 Contigaons. -5 Parallel. -6 Promised, to. -2 ; Den. A. To equally or in the Co shake, move, oast, throw, bring Si. 15. 83. Equalizing, levelling. -2 Assimilation. -3 An equation. -4 ( In arith. ) Reduction of fractions to a ( 6 ) ; -4 To 1 equal. pat on the same level terms with. count to- gether, be united or joined with. -2 To go or come to, arrive at, approach, reach, visit, attain. -3 To encounter, meet in a hostile manner.-4 emit 16. To make even or -2 To equalize, level. -3 To f i raise or lift up. battle f?Fir WJTT8: Challenge, defiance. for -2 Fuel. Kindling. -2 Fuel. 8 U. . jfthc,-;r a. adjacent, agitate, stir np, set in motion. -2 To excite, rouse. -3 ( ) To send forth, Wind. I name. call, 1. Fire. I also. To call together, convoke. -2 (A.) To challenge, provoke to battle. -3 To invite. -4 To P. 1 ^fffsr Ku. ; holy man. jf Intentness intent devotion ( to any object ). r: 1 -Oomp. neighbouring. Cant, tltftt. ffrfhm Search, close investigation. a. Considerate, thoughtful, circumspect, acting after Wft? due deliberation. 5 U. 1 !',> collect, -2 To arrange, array tt-*i 1 in heap order. Collection, assemblage, aggregation, A figure of speech K. P.' (Karikis 115 and 116); (It consists in joining together two or more things, independent or each see ^. -3 ; 18, other, but connected in idea with reference to some common action ). ^TijrwjjT 7 P. To destroy completely, cut up, exterminate, eradictte. 966 y Complete destruction, U. To 1 TTTjf^ rise erect, tip, 1 P. ex- termination, eradication. elevate. assail. *Tj^?V: I Elevation, height. Opposition, enmity. a heavy or deep sigh. STHSliX 1 A. 1 To yawn, gape. -2 To extend, spread out. -3 To appear, rise, become visible. -4 To strive, attempt, endeavour 8.6. - ^gsghrnr 1 Yawning. -3 Attempting, striving. Rising I To happen, take place, occur, -2 To arise, spring op. -3 To present oneself. Caui. To *rwwj%: /. I Production, birth, -2 Occurrence. ^ScTT^i Effecting, accomplishing origin. roducing. *T9fS|3i, frgffcsTt? a Excessively confused or bewildered, disorgani;aed. -& ] An army in -2 Great confusion. at;, disorder. nant, leavings. I 1 cauie, effect, produce. t great great festival. Abandoning, leaving. 1 *TJJr$^: oneself op, ascending. -2 Flying, I Abandoned, -3 Free from ff A rem- go'. Pt. left. <* WT/SSTJT -2 Let 1 ; 197. *T5?7? 4 A. SHRJ ; *i4^rir Bh. *n?5*rraw3f*ft TRT 1. -6 Tc depart disappear rMaf Sighing deep- i To jump or spring Exaltation. -2 Setting belonging to a tribe higher than his own -2 Shedding or casting forth, giving away. -3 Discharge of f eces, voiding of excrement Ms. 4. 50. ; Ms. 11. 56. ; 1 WjtftH lect, omit. P. I violate, neg- -2 To ascend, rise. TsnRw: Rising upwards, ascent. -2 Transgression of proper bounds. I ~2 A aloadl . An load nproar. -3 lift -2 To revive, restore to life. 1 Bising, getting np. -2 produced from, born from snr snm( at the end of corap. ) W5?w Wifiiurftf if>t B. 2. 75 Bg. or ; ; -3 Occurring, occasioned. WSwir* I Bising, getting op. -2 Resurrection. -3 Perfect cnre, complete recovery. -4 Healing ( as of a -5 A symptom of disease. -6 Engagingin wound); Ms. industry, 8. 287, Y. 2. 222. active occupation ; as in 8. 4. -7 Increase or 'T^ifrswt Ms. .;}. rained. -2 Biien, Arisen, pro- Recovered, cured. -3 duced, born. ^TH^TT p-p. Bailed (as water from a well 1 Hg4<j: the snn I To expel, drive Eradication. -2 Detach- ing, severing, disjoining. fond of. -3 ^rg^Caui. ). heap ; drawn np multitude, 4UJ4*. *T 6. 9. -4 Combination. -5 The whole. -6 Bevenne. -7 Effort, exertion. -S.War, battle.-9 Day. -10 The rear of an army. f I The ris, ing of a planet Ac. -2 An auspicious ( Bfl ). Fo11 knowledge. = : 1 Proper practice or usage. -2 Proper mode of address ; 8. 6.- 3 Purpose, intention, design. tude Ac. -1 one syllable A collection, multi1 A word of more than ing. -2 ; seegg;q. 1 utter, pro- flKfwf 1 Uttering, speaking, pronouncing. -2 Bepeating. 1 A. 1 To rise, ascend. TTJJ^rj; -2 To torth, liae Hg^ together. -3 To come sue, exude. i o. Bising, ascending. -2 1 Completely pervading. -3 Having a covering or lid. -4 Having beanns. 31 I A covered box or casket. -2 A kind of artificial stanza; see trsg? below. -Oomp. 7rrw ( in Bhet. ) making an artificial arrangement of words in such a manner at to make different parts of a stanza correspond sound thought they differ in mean- in ; see *rw- 1 A covered box or casket; 8. 4. -2 A kind of artificial stanza, the two halves of which exactly correspond in sound, though different in meaning ; e.g. Ei. 15. 16. *r$3*>< WHFi 1 Biting, ascent. -2 Arising, issuing. -3 Birth, production. *nSTT' T I I is Vomiting, ejecting .-2 vomited. -3 Raising, lifting np. A : lond gon 8- Fully pointing out. -2 1 Full description. -3 Particularising, enumeration. number, D. moment To stimulate. ). Ascent, riging up ( of ( in general ). -3 collection, gorprt or 1 nounce. -2 To rouse, agitate, excite, That which -2 Bise ^TB^IfjT'T *Tg? sever, detach. -3 out of. for, Fatness, thickness. 3THTTO: growth. I Customary, usual. Height, elevation. -2 I H3'%V: A *rgnr a. 7. 27. ; Longing or eager 1 up, elevate. Sprang ^TJfftJ$ o. I Very uneasy 01 anxious, impatient ; fWrft tramm V. 4. 20. B. 1. 33 Kn. 5. 76. -2 Sorrowful, regretting. osprey. P. I To stand np, rise. -2 To rise from death or insensibility, return to life or oonscionsness. -3 To rise together with.-4 To arise or Cau*. 1 To raise np, Ipring from. frgnrr Batn, 1. 6. -5 Possessed of, furnished with. -6 Conversed. -7 Spoken to, addressed. -8 Agreed upon. -9 ing Driving away. -2 Pursuing, hunting. 1 To Produced, arisen, occasioned. Assembled, collected, nuited ; Effort, exertion. Elevation, height. i. ly, -2 1 up, rise, ascend. -2 To arise, spring from. -3 To rush out of, gush out.~4 rush or break forth. -5 To attack, Declaring, pronounc- Illustration. ^rgr? 2 P. I To go up, ascend, -2 To prepare for battle. -3 To rise. collect together, assemble. *rgf|wp..p. 1 Gone up, ris n, ascended, -2 Lofty, elevated. -3 ^T5^TJ elevated. P- I Upraised, uplilteo, -2 Excited, drawn up. -3 Puffed np with pride,proud,arrogant. Ill-mannered, ill-behaved. -5 -4 I.itpudent, rude. raise or lift up. ^Tga 1 U. 1 To deliver, rescue. To extricate, -2 save, -3 To extract, take or draw out. -4 To pull up by the roots, root out, honour. extirpate. -5 To extol, praise, *T5^*&r 1 Upraising, lifting P- -2 Picking up. -3 Drawing or lifting deliverance. out. -4 Extrication, -5 Eradication, extiipationY-6 Takfood ing out from ( a share ). -7 thrown np or vomited. m. A deliverer, redeemer. ^De- Lifted up. .l>. I Vomited. livered, saved, rescued. -3 -4 Removed. -5 Set apart, divided. -6 Sei7d possessed. -7 Ill-behaved, ; rude, : 0gin, W5r^ SubhAgh. -4 Bige, prosperity production. 1 Lifting up. -2 Great effort or exertion ; Irfrrr Wf ^^ ^. Bg. 1. 22; WSOT jfc'WJUa *o. -3 An . undertaking, commence- An ment. -4 p onset. Active exertion, energy. Sealed, bearing a _ seal, *&& ^r,. 3r, ] The tea,' -2 An epithet of Siva.-J The number four '. qr 1 The plant zedoary. -2 The Sam! tree. -Oomp. stamped ; success increage, Ki. Tgw^: 2. > rm afcn-ff 1 the sea-shore.-2. nntmeg. the cotton-plant. -2 The . shrr 1 earth. *<^T the earth. -9^,, I. a crocodile. -2. a -a^, large fabnlous -J. Rama'g bridge ; of. < T ftg. 3) -2 To raise or lift op. -3 nnfagten. -4 To liberate, free. wsfrrr^-irrr?* &c. (-.rr) a river. %f a gnmmer-hoage built in je midst of water. thet of Agagtya. -gg w . -*i3tf an epi- 1. the moon. -2. ambrosia, nectar, $rTOT -WIT, -TOrr the earth. sea.voyage.-2. a vessel, -THTT g^r. irrsf 1 a ghip, boat. sea-voyage. irrf^ a. gee *rtf^/. a river. *rri-,gnb- -% sr fire. |. the ocean-tide. -2. an ocean wave.-J, Tlw gea-ooagt line. QHITT the Qangei. ">ai -*- r -i - ~*' Merino, 1 P. 1 To raise or lift up. -1 To bear or carry out. -3 To bear, carry. -4 To display, exhibit. -5 To marry. 15Ti 1 Bearing up. -2 One who lifts up. 1 Bearing up. -2 Marriage, Great fear, alarm, terror. j 7 P. To moisten thoroughly, water, wet. : i *T5fH 1 Moigtening. -2 Wetnegg, noisture. Wet, moist . * 1 P. To ascend. _ rise, ~-Cau. To raise or lift up, erect. H5W?T/).p. 1 Upraised, lifted up. -2 Elevated, high, lofty. -3 Exalted, sublime. -4 Proud. -5 Projecting. -6 Upright, just. tfgwfrri/. Ku. altation ; 66 B. 3. 10. -3 Eminence, high position or dignity, ex6. -4 -5 Conceited, ; *T|iry a- ln To raise complete. -2 To bring ont, I elevate. up, dadooe. -3 To discharge, pay off (ag a debt 4o. ). 1 Getting, obtaining. Occurrence, event. -2 ** ind. U. To gather, assemble, 1 fTI?: 1 A multitude, collection, an assemblage, aggregate, number; grif*W-> foWfft, Tfw^?: &o. -2 A flock, troop. Bringing together. -2 A Entirely accord* ing to wish. -2 Happily. TitJHMt*r: Sexual union, 'coition. A collection, plenty. Approach, contact. : as j collect. fl-q;*;* 1 f Uprooting, eradication. roots ' W^TSTtr branch. . U. Along with the having completely exterminated, tearing up root and hmkmg oneself to be learned. -6 Unfettered. -7 Bound H P Supreme. 1 of deer. exalted. Proad, ar- broom. A kind of sacrificial fire. 1 A. 1 To meet,;be united. -2 I To come into conflict. together, construct. -J To bring Caus. (rfcrfity 1 To sit down. -2 down upon. -3:To encamp. iiM$*i: 1 Sitting down together. 1 To hand over, deliver, commit, consign. -2 To give, present. -3 To place in, put in or on. -4 To strike, hit. -5 To restore, return. WiiM^r* I A building, habitation, -2 Seating down. ^HTTWr 1 U. | To come near, go to, approach. -2 To attack. -3 To bjfall, occur. -4 To stand in close cantact. -5 To attain, arrive at, re. 5 P. To thrive, prosper, Pass. | To be fulfilled or accomplished, succeed. -2 To share in abundantly, be fully furnished ( with instr. ) 'Hig^nsr 6 P. To lie -2 Entertaining. sort to; S. 2. 10- WgTfqr, fl-gqwnr I Approach, approximation. -2 Proximity, nearness. -J Happening, befalling, occurrenoe. *T3' r?>aY5h-ffgTWi'i q. v. ^TffTr^t Acquiring together, multaneous acquisition. si- 1 Kffaf-p- I fr%3[2i.p. Come nenj bled, collected . together, -2 Arrived at. ag- -3 furnished or endowed with, possessed of. -4 Inhabited by. Gone upwards, rigen U. 6. 36. -2 Increased. -3 Brought near. -4 Restrained. -5 I Began. ^l??^ 1 P. 1 -2 Hippy, fortunate. fruitful -6 Fall-grown, increased. entire. -8 Copious, -7 Full, complete, abundant. 1 To shine forth, gleam. -2 To break forth, appear. -3 To sport, be wanton, dally. *rJ3HTi 1 Excessive brilliance. -2 Great joy, exhilaration. Great growth, crease, thriving ; Si. 6. 20. -2 m in- JTJH^f^rWwwProsperity, lence, affluence ; Pt. 1. 169 2. 42. -3 Wealth, riches. -4 opuBh. Exu- ; M berance, profusion, aboadaaee ; -5 Power, tpnrp'qtittftwd- in supremacy. 3 P. 1 1 ^Tg^rS P- P- Prosperous, flourish* I -3 Rich, wealthy. -4 Rich in, richly edaoweJ wito, abounding in. 5 / To get, obtain. -2 To assemble, meet. -3 To attack, assail. -4 To go to, reach. -5 To fall to the lot of. -6 To nndergo,*saffer. ?Tg> 2 P. ?rqX 4, flourish. ing, thriving. ; 1 Lifting up, raising. -2 Height, loftiness, elevation (men*TS*rRr loosen, regidence. oceanic, maritime. *nntS[ To release, get Elevated, -2 Swollen. -3 Full. rogant, overbearing. - manne - kind I . figh. o I Brought together, assembled. -2 Accumulated, collected -3 Enveloped. -4 Agsociated with. -5 Produced quickly. -6 Calmed, tamed down, tranquillized. -7 Orook, bent. ed, -8 Purified, cleansed. -9 Borne along. -10 Led, conducted. -U Married. rr*i-gwa rrr 2. 21. -5 Pride, arrogance. 4 ^TffW^ U. 1 To bind or tie up. ocean. ' , ftRKrwrft WH: 34, or u^nf: g wr ; fl$rtir To come together H. ^- nrqimrt 4. or 69. -2 To go through, march across. 1 Come or met together assembled, -2 United, combined. -J Come near, approached. -4 Accom. panied by. -5 Endowed or furnished with, having, possessed of Pt. 1. 24. -6 Corce into collision, encountered. , -7 Agreed upon. 968 1 A. To prosper greatly, thrive, incr? ase. -f'aui. I To make happy or fortunate. -2 To feed, sup- ply with, strengthen ; ^ asiwr V. p- ^r ^JTITT: ; 1 Prosperity, increase of ^ to puss, occur, hap- pen. -5 To fall down, alight, fly down. Caui. I To bring near. -2 To collect or assemble together, bring or oall together. -3 To throw down, cast, hurl down. 1 wealth q-q^r firu^fr Hfrn?frSubbash. -2 Success, fulfilment, accomplishment. -3 Perfec; -2 Strong. -3 United. *Ftt 1 P. 1 To fly or meet together, assemble. -2 To go or roam about. -3 To attack, fall upon, a- To come Accomplishing, effecting, -2 Gaining, obtaining, acquiring. -3 Cleaning, clearing, preparing ( as ground ) ; Ma. 3. 250. Si. 6. 20. eail.-4 1 5. 20. Ureatly increased 1 f fulfilment. together, contogether, en Falling I : -2 Meeting -3 countering. butting Collision, -4 Falling down, descendEg. 1. 20. -5 Alighting ( as against. ing of a bird ; (of an arrow). -6 Flight ). -7 Going, moving. -8 Being moved, removal Ms. 6. 56. -9 re- particular mode birds Pt. 2. 54 of ; of the flight A fa. -10 The residue (of an offering ). -| 1 N. of of. ; ; the son of GtarocZa. N. of a fabulous bird, son : of and elder Garurfa brother of Jn A fabulous bird. tion, excellence as in ?K -4 Exuberance, plenty, abundance. -5 A ; To turn out I luck. -3 Good fortune, ; ; amount to ( as a number ) TrjnT: <^ M^mt wtrtftf. -3 To turn ont to be, become HMEHifr ^HT% tnrswr: wtrnrri Me. 11, 23 ed, to ; ; ; Ki. 7. ~4 To arise, be born or produced Tr> fall or come together, nuite 5. -5 -6 To be provided or furnished with, he possessed of arohfi- *rff HT ; Off aim^T: Pt. 1 attain obtain, -9 To enter ( with loc. ). ; Mu. to, into, Cam. 3. 32. -8 To acquire, get. be absorbed in \ To cause to happen, bring about, produce, accomplish, fulfil, effect; 51^ ^gnf srjFru^Vtr: 7. 29. -2 Him Tisrr R. To procure, obtain, make ready, prepare. -3 To obtain, acquire. attain to -4 To furnish, provide, endow with. -5 To change or transform into. -6 To make an agree- ment. 1 'Completion, ment. -2 Acquisition. *TOtf: accomplish- To 10 ; Ch^P. ; ; advance- ; Si. 3. 35. -6 Bichness, plenty, exuberance, abundance, excess ; 3<mf7fewi -10 -II Right method. -12 good qualities. Decoration. A necklace of pearls. -Oomp. q^ a king. qjj. N. of one of the principal rayg of the sun. ftrfrjurt an interchange or reciprocity of benefits or eervicea R. 1. 26. : p. I Prosperous, thriving, rich. -2 Fortunate, successful, happy. -3 Effected, brought about, accomplished. -4 Finished, completed. -5 Parfect. -6 Full grown mature. -7 Procured, obtained .-8 Right, correct. _ -9 Endowed possessed of. -10 U. ; I-JST: *T7r: 3. -11 Perfectly acquainted cr conversant with. *. An epithet of Turned Siva. 115. itb, become out, Riches, wealth dainty, delicacy. 1 A -2 ; Pt. 4. A. 1 To come ( frur+f ) 2 meet together, encounter. -2 To go away, go beyond ( to the next or world ). M*i<4! Conflict, encounter, war, -2 A calamity, misfortune. Future state, futurity. -3 A son. 7. 12. Encounter, )*? war, Lightning. <* I ). WIT?: spindle. ar^jf Ki. ffrTonnent. fri?3T' Squeezing, pressing to- 1 -2 Sending. -3 Punishment, castigatioo. -4 Stirring up, agitating. gether. -5 Paining, torturing. Drinking ^flft: /. together, com potation. A 1 ; cavity r ; prrwt wTTt" ^?rf%^ STIT^ Bb' Rs. 1. 21. 288 casket, covered box. -3 Ttie 2. 67. v. I. ) Kav. ; 2. ; -2 A Kurabaka flower. WJJ^r, sTr&7 A box, casket; Pt. 2. 165. 10 ^jtj^ honour. -2 U 1 . To worship, revere, or honour To present with. Sjsrsf 1 Honouring, reverence. ['resenting with. jT^Jr see jar. which a. Filled 1 oj &c.-2 A mode : the notes $[ Ether. all are used. All, -2 whole 1 Interiection. -2 A ; of music in of the gamut 7 J'., 2 A. 1 To bring in JJTJ-CT Bk. 17. contact with, join, unite 106. -2 To be united or mixed together, be in contact. -3 To till up, ; complete. -4 To present with. )Ttj;ff: 1 Mixture. -2 Union, contact, touch 25 ; V. 1. 12. -3 Society, association, 1 co mpany ^ ijigsnma-ifc : g^WJUKrfS Bh. 2 . 14. -4 Sexual union, copula; j7tr p.p. I Blended, mixed. -2 Connected together, related, in close relation Reasoning 'well, a -2 Cunning, subtle. -3 Lustful, lewd. -4 Small, little. qj. 1 Maturing. -2 N. of a tree ( srm- w -3 AgitSending, tion. WJ( ft battle. H reasoner. torture. ; 1 battle. ijtrr -2 Pain, -4 disturbing. directing ;rfi^gfJfcigT%3 blessing vancement Squeezing together, com- 1 pression. happiness, ; ; -3 To compute, 3. ating, -4 Succesn, fulfilment, accom- wmr^ kill. To' obscure, ecl'pse. plishment of desired objects S. 7. 30. -5 as Perfection, excellence in pieces' U. 1 compress' ^ift^r press or squeeze together. -2 To torture, harass, oppress, pinch, pain ; . 1. 15. n ing. BlTfmit Me. 53. -2 Prosperity, affluence, ment ( opp. HUT? or into Rubbing together, pound- *t'tnot S. 7. 11 Wealth, ridfeg Ku. 1. 22 1 . well, succeed, prosper, be accomplished or fulfilled j tfqwftr t: nrrmtf rw: R. 14. 76 *t%HJ!fte*(it Kn. 2. 54 Ms. 3. 254 ; 6. 69. -2 To be complet- To pound to -2 To destroy, I suitable state or condition. ; A. 4 7 P. bruise, crush. SlfTT ; currence. P- P- ' Formed mass. -2 Contracted. ; trrrirfft? jTft B. 1. -3 Touching. -4 Interspersed, 1. in- laid. ' ^'iraTra'T Complete ablution. -2 Bathing. -3 Inundation. m. A ruler, judge. ^ 1 Heating burning. -2 Afflicting, torturing, tormenting. 969 ind. time 4.28. this Now, siftr ^srier ; at Ascertainment. present, at a% fffrr Ka. 10 U. mine, ascertain 4 A. I To go towards, TOrf%T^ approach. -2 To deem, oneider, regard ^ wt To know, I ; Si. WWt-TT I Deliberation. -2 Determining the propriety or otherwise of anything. A. 1 To set out ( on a -2 To come to, arrive at. ^jjrq-j 4 betake Endowed Arrived Delivering over. -2 (Granting, giving. -2 In ^Tirfira' P- P- at. possessed of. Entered, fallen into. I Split open, -2 -3 H M HTysT Loss, destruction, trust I lieve firmly in. determine, judge ; ffi in, be- decide, settle, *fsTHTCOT The change of ab- ^Hijlir: Complete bewilderment embarrassment, infatuation. ae*W *?yn5wr and 5j to f, 1 Returned- -2 Fully convinced. -3 Proved, admitted. -4 . Renowned. -5 Respectful. tfumfa;./. 1 Fall ascertainment.^ Compliance. -3 notoriety ; Ki. Fame, celebrity, 3. 43. Expectation ; -2 hops. 3 0. 1 To give, grant, bestow or confer on ^ frsj ?% rcrrrw. -2 To hand down by tradition see To yoke unite. -2 To ; ; bequeath. -4 To give completely up or deliver over. -5 give in marriage. wsn%t /. Giving completely delivering over. To WH^PT 1 Giving or handing over completely. -2 Bestowal, gift, donation. -3 Giving in marriage. -4 The tense expressed by the dative case prepare. -3 To w P. tf:r?nt 1. 4.32. ' . A I gift, donation. Tradition, traditional doctrine or knowledge, traditional handing down of instruction U. 2 5. 15. -2 A peculiar system of religious teaching, a religious doctrine inculcating the worship of one peculiar deity. -3 An established custom, usage. ; 1 To set out, depart. Mutual Encouutr, war, battle, 6. 7. -3 Going, motion. striking. conflict ; -2 U. 1 To reaob, arrive at, gain, cbttin. -3 To meet with, encounter, come upon, fall in with ; tfqTT 5 P- -2 TJ Attainment, acquisition. - To be completely 4 A. pleas- ed or satisfied. connection, contact conjunct ion, meeting, R. 5. 54 Attachment, affection. 1 ?TTfff:/. Union, 1 -2 Friendly assent. -3 Delight, joy- ; A. 1 To observe caremark, perceive. -2 To consider ^fsrg^l ; M. 5. 3. -2 A connecting Rr^ri^ ^por-3 Relation, q-nn 3. 16. ; rann^ Mk. dependence. -4 Mutnal relation or proportion. -5 Connected series or order. -6 Sexual union, coition. -7 Application. -8 Magic. -9 Mutual intercourse. fully, carefully, investigate, inquire into, H7Hr 1 Observing, beholding. -2 Considering, investigating. Caui. 1. To send, depatcb, ^jfjr<3[ dismiss. -2 To send a messsage to. JT^TT: 1 2 o. 1 Joining together. -2 Wanton, addicted to sexual inm. I A joiner, nniter.-2 tercourse. A A conjuror. -3 catamite. libertine. -4 -t Sending away, dismissing. Direction, ^TifrifrTJr command, order. Sprinkling over, conse- cration. jfg A. 1 To 1 - distinctly (as -2 To ) To s P ak loudly or men) wit^f^' ^TSfJir: I ; cry, utter n cry ( Paras). "bh. -3 To Atm. ). *hr*<|HT ^arzr: converse together ( fluctuate, float about? -2 To flow together, meet (at Caut. waters) B. 2. 46 D. 4. 8. ; ; u ; Sk. ^, gee above. ; TTtrfSma ar, as in link, fastening up, A. l together, Yoked or joined wn^-rti p. p. 1 together. -2 Sexually united. -3 Intent upon. -4 Devoted or addicted to , Departure, advance. join, equip, per- =. and a respectively; P. 1. 1. 45. 3- 1 ; connect. -3 To apply, employ, make use of. 4 To perform, execute. -5 To instigate, Caut. 1 To join together, induce. -2 To harness. ; -3To 1 employ, use. Firm conviction. HUFTT: 1 Agreement. , 7 U. a deor -2 To proceed, advance. Departure. if rg: Bk. 11 10- An ornament, I straction. To -2 To ^TJTJT 2 P. edatenss. -4 The soul. forming well. Great joy, jubilee. : inquiry. refuge, an -2 Accomplishing coration. ; I Complete ob-2 Confinement, imprison- A Propitiation.-2 Favour, I ^riHTTcf; grace. -3 Serenity, Trust, confidence. -5 cleft rut. HM(3fll3E':-5F mtforr Full or courteous I asylum. about. I p. with, p. *PTr1f Undertaking, beginning. Complete rain-fall. -2 An inquiry. -3 Ved. -10 Doing, performing. lur^ru. Oim. I To begiD, undertake. -2 To set in motion. SsT tack. ment. I A. 1 To take place, -2 To begin, set about, commence. -3 To proceed, go on. -4 To attack, asuail. -5 To be present. HlHd! fT Roaming -2 happen. one to, entrance. Complete Introduction. -4 To set about, begin. -5 To succeed. -6 To become, turn out to be. struction. Cans. To lead into, introduce. WI^PT:! self to. ; -8 Occurrence. -9 Co-operation. -2 To have sexual intercourse with. ; Approach, arrival. -2 Presence. -3 Gain, obtaining, acquiring. -4 An agreement. -5 Admission, confession Ma. 5. 18. -6 Admission of fact, a particular kind of reply in law. -7 Assault, atI -2 To ponder over; Ms. 10. 73 qi wnunr Pt- 1- -3 To fix upon, direct towards. journey ). -3 To have recourse W!lfa 60. reflect, think, consider, ; grant, bestow. 9. Conversation, dialogue. 6 P. I To enter together. deter- To inundate, flood over, submerge, deluge. ftS?: 1 Submersion, inundation. -2 Surge. -jFiouil -4 Falling into ruin. -5 Subversion. . 970 A ram, : sheep. *?q R. a - Fall-blown, blossomed. P. I. 1 ( ft*far ) To Blocking up, obstructing. -2 Compressing. '-3 A barrier, gate. move. go, U. (wrfir-Sr) To *t^nq-5r collect, tfv field The teeond plonghing of a I ; to plough twice ( fftrifr *jhl ) ; see -2 Water. tff alto. ' P. or tie to' getber, unite, join, connect, attach. -2 To make, construct, form. -Past. To be connected with, go with, belong to. -2 To be furnished or 1 supplied with. IJW3T. p. p. -4 To admonish, advise. -5 To wake up, rouse. -6 To explain. struct. Bound or fastened I -2 Attached to. -3 Connected with, related to, belonging to. -4 Endowed with -5 Connected together. in sense. -6 Closed, shut. deified saint. -2 association. Relat-on, relationship. -3 Relation, as the meaning of the genitive case. -4 Matrimoni- Kn. 6. 29, 30 U. 1 -5 Friendly connection, friend- alliance al 17. ; ; R. 2. 58 ship; -6 Fitness, propriety 7 Prosperity, success. -8 A relation, kinsman. aTmuHumfgr; ^hnrsjr " 1 Relating, -3 Fit, suitable. *r t I relation by birth or A A kind <. Hfiln / friend. -2 marriage. -3 -3 Calling to, addressing. -4 ( In gram. ) The vocative case re 5**TWifc: P. VI. 1. 69. -5 An ; epithet. wrte: perception. -3 Sending, Loss, destruction. tfsfro* epithet Bv. kinsman relation, U. 1. 16 ; R. 2. 38. A dam, bridge. -2 A kind -3 N. of a demon slain by Pradyumna see 57^ and wysr. -4 N. of a mountain. t | Restraint. -2 Water. -3 A kind of religious observance ( with the Buddhists). t: of deer. I ; -Oonrp. srftt, -ft^ Cnoid, Hlrf-'-W Provisions tor a journey, viaticum. *TWT<* 1 A. oppress, ( 1 jj To tftmrt Conversation -4 An , tract. ) divide, distribute, To -2 possess, enjoy. -3 To bestow, grant. -4 favour, serve, help. To -2 / 1 Sharing Distributing. in, U. 7 ^ffir^ To break I Favouring, ; contract, compress. 3r*nr p- p- I Completely broken. -2 Shattered, shaken, agitated. -3 Combined or united with. -4 Fully blown or opened Ve. 1. 1. ijrs An epithet of Sia. -Oomp. f^r a. one who has abandoned good conduct. Breaking, splitting. -2 W>T3f: 1 ; Union, mixture, combination : procuress ; see jfotf). 1 arrar ; : ; ; ; ; ^pr^7 A. 1 To eat. -2 To enjoy. -3 To enjoy carnally. il^KP-P- 1 Eaten. -2 Well Made use of. en- thwri Enjoyment 1 (a) To ment, general ), ; 8. 2003 sexual union, Ms. to- firmly together. gether, converse ; Ms. 8. 55. ( 6 ) To sny or speak in general. -2 To ttanr a. Thronged or -crowded with, blocked up, narrow ; speak to, address. -3 To greet, saI He. -4 To agree together, consent. Carnal enjoycopulation ; RW -4 A Me. 96. lecher, catamite. -5 A sub-division of the sentiment of love ; see under ?J>[K. ing, using. tine. 1 Sensual. -2 Employ- -m. A An liber- sensualist, eater, a taster. Eating in company, a dinner-party. 1 P. 1 To up be born to arise, or produced, spring ; sjwrft g*- Mai. 2. 9 , trf- Ms. 8. -3 To happen, occur, take place. -4 To ba be possible. -5 To be adequate for, * 7f% competent for ( with inf..) 55. -2 speak ( in pleasure, delight CTfrifrnTOTi f*TTt Snbhasli. -2 Possession, use, occu- 8 ;Ki.5. Tbe wood-apple. A. ; 9ffrfJrw*f Mil 10. 11 rtfsTira*! TTSTff: Mil 8. -3 Meeting ( as of glances ). -4 Confluence, jnnotioa ( of two rivers ) Tft%B- ^>T ^*TT P P- Shattered, dispersed. jr An epithet of Siva. to torment; injure, hurt. -2 To compress, contract. -3 To block up, throng, crowd. -4 To bind afflict, teai ; possessing. -3 honouring. A or -3 asunder, break to pieces. -2 To mingle, meet, combine, mix, join, bring together 3T?tfrw ff*tf)R;a- nnr/>. p, I Divided, shared. -2 Possessing, enjoying. -3 Faithful or attached to, devoted to. tf*TT%: -5 Awat^b-word, war-cry. p. p. I Addressed. ?r Conversation. Said, spoken common. apportion. ; *t>TPT pation ^rst.1 U.I To 195 2. ; Eating together. -2 Food 1 Ms. ; 8.354. s Water. press heavily, case. used in calling a person *hW! -2 To with. joyed. -3 3. 13. allot, ; throwing. Explaining. -2 Address- ; A ) 1 -3 The vocative ing. D. -2 Explaining, instructing, -2 Full or correct -4, I general I informing. in 4. 9. -2 ness. Relating or belonging to. -3 Connected with, serving as an adjunct, inherent.- J Possessing good qualitiet.-nr.1A relation by marriage ( in Perfect knowledge Full conscious 1 or perception. concerning. A of peace. tfwf^ HS*T P- P' I Well-understood. -2 Very wise or prudent -3 Wide awake ^, A Buddha or Jaina 1 Able, capable.-} Fit, pro tr: 1 Connection, union, per, right. <* tfsj ^Tf^ 1 D., 4 A. 1 To know, understand, learn become aware of ; Bk. 19. 30. -2 To perceive, observe, notice. -3 To wake up, rise from Caut. I To inform, acsleep. quaint with, give information about; ?r^nrr% wrortniswt R. 13. 25. -2 To addresf, call out to. -3 To in: To bind I I -4 The vulva. -5 The point of a stake. -6 A door-keeper ( m. ? ) accumulate. To converse | persuade, prevail upon. ; Mil. act 5. 10 Caut. 2; ; ^ ; ; ^ 8. 67 K. tfs 1 Being thronged with -2 Pressing on striking, hurtKn 4. 26. ing fajfwrrugn snrrsr -3 Obstruction, difficulty, danger, impediment Ki. 3. 53. -4 The road to hell. -5 Feur, dread. -6 The vulva. An angry or tumultuous conflict, an incident describing tho tnutnal encounter of angry persons ee S. D. 379, 420; e. g. the encounter between JTHT? and wsfiw, in : -II. Si. 12. To 22;Bk. 6. 138 ; be, buoonne, ex it. : ci rom; naTr Si. meet, be united or 1. 27. -6 To joined with '. 971 Si. ?^ gwif* %tnlr Mai. 5. 9. 18. -7 To be consistent. -8 To have sexual intercourse with. -9 To 2. 100 ; be capable tained in. of existing in, be conCau>. I To produce, effeot,make.-2To imagine,oonoeive, fancy, think. -3 To guess or conjecture ; S. 2. -4 To consider, regard. -5 To honour, respect, esteem, show respect to ; qrersfa n^i^S S'Jrwrt' B. 5. 7. 8. -6 To honour or U ; present with, treat with ; Ku. 3. 37. -7 To ascribe or impute to ; Mk. 1. -8 To come or go to, approach. -9 To take pait in, enjoy U. 4. -10 To greet, salute. -1 1 To manifest, Pass, of exhibit. -12 To expect. caus. To be possible B 36. ; union. -J Fitness, -4 suitability. : Power. ; nd. or Coming meeting togetber. -2 Being united or combinfft^r in ed, 1 company or concert. -Oomp. a coadjutor or colleague, partnership in trade. a. f i$% 3 U. 1 To collect, hoard, place or bring together ; fqrrir*T s'^jjrroW B. 1. 7 ; 5. 5 ; 8. 3 ; Bk. 6. 80. -2 To produce, bring on, effect, accomplish BvrawtiiaV gwr ; ( *^- Me. 115. -3 To maintain, cherish, foster. -4 55*, ) 8. tt. 51 ; Ki. 9. 49 ; To make ready, prepare 19. 54. -5 To give, offer, tpm: 1 V. 5 ; provisions, fr*nr: 1 Birth, production, spring- arising, existence ; U ; ; w nt $*ri Subhasn. -9 Capacity. -10 Equivalence one of the Pram&nas ). -1 1 Ac- quaintance. -12 Loss, destiuctiou. 'mMfT ing 1 Considering, B. $. 28. -2 Fancying, supposi- ; wraV&an M% tion ; r K. P. 10. ^sr ^ -3 An idea, fancy, thought. -4 Bcspect, honour, esteem, regard ; *hnTnsora*i'5 (rntaOTit S. 7. 4. -5 Possibility. -6 Fitness, adequacy; |W P' P- Brought together, 1 collected, concentrated. -2 liot ready, equipped. provided, prepared, -3 sible. pos- -2 To be expected or deemed probable. -3 Capable, suitable. frjpp.p- 1 Born, produced. -2 Formed or composed of. -3 Combined or united with. -4 Adequate, equal. W^fa:/. 1 Birth, origin, producMs. 2. 147. -2 Combination, tion i B. 1. 28. -2 Liked, dear, be-3 Like, resembl- ing. HTKh / esteem ; Agreement. -J Con- I nvfa m HJTnfHftsrr Wff- Ki. 10. 36. -6 Love, affection. -7 Command, order. H-RPT: Honour, respect. A if | measure. -2 Comparing. wrrR'T 1 Honouring, worshipping. ' Collection. -2 Preparaequipment, provision. -3 Ful4 buppoit, ness. maintenance, nourishment. gTjj^ 1, 4 P. 1 To roam, rove. -2 To be in error, be perplexed or confused, be bewildered. -Cau. To -2 Instructing, teaching. 10 A ' To consult or Uke 3T(T5t *hif&t/- - oonnsel with Mn. ^TH: 1 ; ; Zeal, activity.-? Uespeot, reverence; WJmRRrs Bh. srnar 2. 64 ; ^ '?: Ram. 'friers wfSnraiwr JTI'V -8 Uproar, tumult. -9 Ignorance. -Oomp. tion. 3Trefff - 'JrJ. excited by agita- < embarrassed, flurried. I Whirled about. -2 agitated, wildered. 4 P. 37Tg; To rejoice, exhilarated, spirits. 1 To be be glad. rejoice, -2 To toxicated ( Atm. *fcVT^>. p. I be be- perplexed, intoxicated.-? Caui. put in I To good completely in- f^nr -2 To *T? W?V- salute, under ffffltp q. v. 3 A, 2 P. -4 Fear, alarm, f right S. 1; Ki. 15.2. -5 Error, mistake, ignorance. -6 W ITH ; 1. reet. Consultation. perplex, bewilder. Flurried, likely, ; complete, entire. -6 Gained, obtained. -7 Carried, borne. -8 Nourished. -9 Produced, caused. tfsnr P- Po. 1 Probable, loved Agreed or consented of. w?jf*r3fttr^vrrfwpr ; Satisfied. 1 approved Furnished or endowed witu, possessed of. -4 Placed, deposited. -5 Full, 48. ; to, onrrenoe, assent, approbation, approval. -3 Wish, desire. -4 Knowledge of self, knowledge of the soul, true knowledge. -5 Begard, respect, Fulness. -6 Wealth, affluence. -7 Maintenance, support. lebrity. wmHffp./i. I Considered, supposed, imagined; ft*T? fftg tf wftK. -2 Esteemed, honoured, reffi spected Bh. 2, 34 ; Ku. 3. 11. -3 Respectable, honourable. -4 Suited, Itted, adequate, fit. -5 Possible. -6 Mil. 5. -7 Derived, produced, got teach. ?Trtm>m. -5 -7 Competency, ability. -8 Doubt. -9 Affection, love. -10 Ce3. 39. ; opinion. Turning round, whirling, revolving. -2 Haste, Hurry. -3 ConKu. 3. fusion, agitation, flurry Ki. value highly frl^.jQl'rfrTTHTcfr 3TT% Wi^wsrHtSf Bk. 6.65; wnirr* snjq 1. 2. -6 To allow, permit -- Cam. I To honour, respect, value highly. -1 To consider, regard. -3 To instinct constituent part. -4 Multitude, heap, quantity, assemblage ; as in tion, reflect- 4 A. 1 To agree, concur, be same opinion. -2 To assent or consent to, approve of, like. -3 To think, suppose, regard. -4 To sanction, authorize. -5 To esteem, honour, of the a iw ity. ( Intoxication, frenzy. -4 Regarded, considered, thought. -5 Highly respected, honoured, esteemed ; Pt. 1. 56. & 1 Agreement ; see JRWT. -2 Impression, ; 6'. 1. 26 oft. at the end ; Bg. 3. of oomp. in this sense atcRT:tTwrrr S. 1. -2 Production and biingiog op ; Ms. 2. 227; ( seeEnll. thereon). -3 Cause, origin, motive. -4 Mixing, union, combination. -5 77. necessaries, requisites, apparatus, ?rf3r$Tthings requisite for any act jsTRnmii *nrr tfRrenri?^: Mil. 5 B. 12. 4 ; V. 2. -3 An ingredient; ; ing up, Si. 15. tfwr p. p- col- Bringing together, -2 Preparation, lecting. B. ; present. ; 8. 2. o. Greatly delighted, bappv. fy Great joy, deight,' happiness 1 frj. To measure. -2 To make equal, equalize ; s<>e tffttr -3 To liken, compare. -4 To be comin ^urri5vn1> prised or contained ?>T*hmaf wra\ Subbish. -5 To distribute, grant, bestow ( Ved. ). ; wfiirtp.p- 1 Meted, measured out. -2 Of equal measure, e xtent or value, equal, similar, like, resembling ; i|rtsrrHf>rtm$r Conformable, corresponding, commensurate. -5 Provided or furnished with. -6 Equalizer], adapted. JTTflrr^ 6 P. To meet or come to- gether, assemble. tf&T* 1 Meeting togetber, union. -2 Mixture. -3 Assembling, collecting. ). Completely drunk. o- -2 Overjoyed, enraptured. -4 Butting, being in rut, furious. intermixed, Mixed togetber. 972 To close &c. : An 1 P. epithet of Indra. To shut the eyes.-2 1 tftfrjjfa ; T ; 26 ; -2 To obscure, darken, 13. 10. make dim ftawtanr SHT^ ; ^ U. tnftawrt ^ -3 To make 1. 36. insensible. tnfc**r Closing up &o. ), of a flower covering, enveloping. <* ^2*f a. ( " ( or r / ), face to face, Wfr**ff5ft Si. 10. -3 Disposed to.-4 Looking or directed towards.-5 Propitious. -^ ind. In front of, opposite to, before, in tho presence WtfMB'i of. I To press Caus. kill. bruise, To pound, To crash, 1 A looking- mirror, -4 War, on. : battle. Great joy, delight. a ( a***' A ; ^-in I Fainting, insensibility. -2 Congealing, becoming densa. -3 Thickening, increasing. -4 Height. -5 Universal pervasion, co-extension, complete permeation. 4 P. 1 To be perpkxed X / - ) rectly, truly. mfh!Wnr ; -3 Duly, Sil i Cau. To conscious. -4 Honourably. -5 Com- recitation. proper use, due suSYii: application. Hf(%:/. the right direction ( cf the organ ) ff%i /. steady practice, regular discharge of duties. infatuate, rnles over other princes and has per, formed the Rajasuya sacrifice ; frs**jp-p- 1 Stupefied. -2 Bewildered. -3 Beautiful. nj ind. In a TT -3 Bewildered. -4 Disordered. -5 Heaped, collected. -6 Produced 57 A kind of rapidly. -7 Broken. HifrfH Fancinating, fascination. Tt N. of one of the five arrows of ; 3^3* 3. 66. 2 P., clean, purify. 10 U. -2 To wipe wipe away, remove. stroke. -4 To HHM%i A tfTl3ff 1 To sweep off or outi -3 To rob, strain, filter. Sweeping, cleaning. -2 Purifying, cleaning, brushing. -3 Anointing ( of images ). broom. To go, A whole or uterine brother.-! pair of nippers for cutting nut. -3 N. of Indra. ^ a. [trcft f-w^] 1 betel- Ji course ; line. Jff f|tlRWeoi> HTI%* -6 A water-fall. tion, A A 3^7: A movement. -2 A n fresh butter the new leaf t U . Mo- cascade. ft A ; -2 A A cloud. nd of cubit- Riding in the same car- a. warrior riding in a chariot. I Delighted. hurriedly &c. g^ OT 1 A 3 quick. -2 PaBsionate4 Speedy, Violent, impetuous. -3 ind. bitch. Impetuously, -2 The bitob of the gods. -3 N. of a daughter of Daksba. -4N. of the wife of Bibhiahana, brother of Ravana. wind. g: -^:/. N. of on which stands Ayodhyt, *TT55' R. 8. 95, 13. 61, 63, 14. 30. ; a f *S1 ] L I Straight, not, crooked. -2 Honest, npright,sincere, candid. -3 Simple, artless, simple minded T& *n?*r m& ; ccntmuous -2 Spirituous libertine, of. ; wrs H. 4. 75. -4 Fire. -Oomp. ; the exudation of Sarala ', resin, 53 ' 3*: turpentine. road. -2 A m. /. A r: measure . A bird. Air, wind. 1 ; | lotus. line of A 1 -3 Water. -4 The spring. -5 Kire.-6 N. of Yama. (Oudh) cf 3i<5f. tnitar of a lotm. -2. a ; straight or continuous throat. man. -3 A lizard. -4 rogue. -5 A kind of ornament. T: 1 lake, pool. Going, moving, dissolute a river water-fall.-Oomp --3rtra;acrane. 3f I. K: : 39, 29. Water. -2 ] -4 A disease of the or Going, motion. -2 An arrow. -3 The coagulum of curds or milk, cream. -4 Salt. -5 A string, necklace; *^ cioud -oft/. I A pith, way, road, G. L. 18. -2 Arrangement, mode. -3 I 1. A ^Ttjj: Air, Going moving. -2 Cathartic, purgati ve. 3T g-?g^ [ ^T*rg; a or Ms. lizard, chameleon. . move. flock ifirtfS- of 1 Proceeding, going or flowing. flowing. -2 Iron, rust. mtj A sweeper. 1 ) ; ^ts^iftort Wind. -2 1 A : Hi ^llTf a. 1 Having the same womb, uterine.-2 Closely related to. -3 Closely united with the womb. fi\: 1 -3 Ignorance, folly. -4 Fascination. -5 Tumult, battle. q> ( One of the same cloud. 12. 57. R. 2. 5. tribe. riddle. *fnry: I Bewilderment, confuaiou, infatuation. -2 Insensibility, swoon. A i-flfWj: unocngci- #1% P- /* 1 Stupefied, on', senseless.-2 Infatuated, foolish. w HHT^ Ak. 1 ^rg- fascinating manner. Cupid frjrt A -4 A bee. Wind. -2 A lizard lizard, KiBg: ^y|,H m. A paramount sovereign, universal lord espcially one who wwqnh Si. 16. 23. quadruped. -2 ^ iawt stupefy. Ku. A suitably, cor- pletely, thoroughly. -6 Distinctly. Comp. UT3: a correct reading or ; pnring menstruation. ^r^ m. 1 Air, wind. -2 entire, -ind. 2. 5, 14. a^nr A bird. A woman /-m3rir *JT3Hj;-*n ; Ms. ; R. 4. 63 i 1 -5 Same, uniform. -6 All whole, iq^ ) 1 With, to( gether with. -2 Well properly, right- A 1 ^rfjr: I ; foolish, infatuated, or un- bee r -3 Going with, accompanying. -2 Bightacfit, proper, due. -j Correct, true, curate. -4 Pleasant, agreeable ly, correctly, truly -2 To grow strong or powerful, gather, strength, become intense; Ki. 5. 41- -3 To thicken coagnlate. Cam. 1 To form, fashion. -2 To stupefy, benumb. -2 To be * Heaven. ij^far ; a*9i?q'rs'j?JT^5nr wssrar B. 15. 101; Mil. 10. -3 Treading or trampling -4 Adrinking-ves; together, f riction- wfff: 1 Rubbing -2 1 hrong, crowd, cocconre ; wine-glass, goblet Si. 10. 20. -5 Distribution of spirituous liquor. 1 Going. -2 A pond, lake. -3 sel, . "* glass. ^55 ; spirits rntf fki^r Si. 15. 80. 10. 12. or squeeze to pieces pound &c. -2 To rub. -3 To clean. ; 86-2 Encountering, meeting. Suttawi together, rub or grind crush, trample upon. -2 facing, fronting, opposite, confronting ; ^fm f fa^fa *r S. 1. 31 B 15. 17 ; 1 9 P. 1, -3 Drinking spirits. filtered. a- Quite dead, deceased. contract ( aa flowers up, Well swept, cleansed. I . -2 Strained, liquor, fragrant plant with an erect See f resin. tm. 973 [ ff-^S^ Hnre: ftff ^, -srwr^ 0^**M, yfws kfce, pond, water 24. 10. Bg. -Camp. A I ] pool, a large sheet of , ;*r -2 Water. -*? ( 1 Going, proceeding. -2 A kind of drag ( f?Vpft ). -3 A woman going. i" 5ft 3 also )> a lotus; S. 1. 20 M. f 1. 30. ar: also ( r.- the Sarasa bird. ( frfgR m. an epithet of Brahman ). i%Hr, -7a lotus-plant ; gni ftoft I) ^ 100. IT WWfSlS'r ?13H% Bv. 1. in -2. pood abounding lotusei. -3. a multitude of lotuses. -4 ft lotos. - -TO, ( *T<>W: ) the guardian of a pool. ^g ( flitoj ) n. a lotus. **: ( wftTti ) a lake. .-?, the ocean. ^TTO " I Juicy, succulent. -2 Tasty, sapid. -3 Wet ; Si. 11. 54. -4 Wet with perspiration :Ku. 5. 85. -5 Full of love, impassioned Bv. 1. 100 ( where it means full of ; ; ' honey' also ). -6 Charming, lovely, mti^ir Git. agreeable, beautiful ; Mai. 4. 8. -7 Fresh, new, blooming ; Mil. 9. 10. -8 Expressive of see ^H. poetical sentiment ; ft ). tretfr A )*f: The Sarasa bird lake, pool ; Bv. 2. 144. a lotus, (-j. ) the Sa- iffr fm^a. -2 Having water, watery. Juicy, succulent. -J Elegant. -4 Sentimental. -5 Tasty, sapid, m. I The ocean. -2 A lake. -J A male river ( ^). -4 A buffalo. -5 N. of Vayn. 1 1 N. of the goddess of speech and learning, and represented as the wife of Brahman. -2 Speech, Ku. 4 39, 43 R. 15. voice, words 46. -J N. of a river lost ( which is in the sands of the greal desert ). -4 ; A ; -5 A cow. -6 An excellent woman. -7 N. of Durga. -8 N. of a female divinity peculiar river in general. to the Buddhists. -9TheSoma plant. -10 The plant called I Having Mystical, magical. or attended teaching or doctrine VH\t\ ed ( ; ^trf lac ; o- with mystioal ; U. 2. ) 5. 10. flTTfWwr -2 Dyed -3 Impassioned, tMtnoared; full Subbasn. a noise. *t 1 A lid, shallow dish, saucer A making cover. -2 Sounding, A ; 1 { in. ). a A cf. ^rw?. spring, fountain. frft:/ cascade ) ft ing. -2 Wind. Water I -: A -2- a crane. -3. a large snake. -rtrS?: a snake-gem. ^nr: N. of Vasuki. ft^ m. a conjuror, snake charmer. tr=f a sacrifice for the destruction of serpents ( performed by king Janamejaya ). wr%^ m. N. of king ^m) a. 1 Having the same form, R. -2 Like, resembling, similar Janamejaya see srsr^sfjr. _y^ m 1. an ichneumon. -2. N. of Garuda. ; ; 6.59. -W Likeness -2 Assimi- 1 lation to the deity, one of the states of ifukti. g-^fa a I four Angry, wrathful. -2 Wind, 1 air Creeping, glidmotion. -3 The flight of an arrow nearly parallel to the ground. w*f1hr:: V. ; Ku. 2. 6 8. 3. 27. -4 Nature, the nniverse. -5 Natural property, nature. -6 Determination, resolve 5tf ift W? TT & R. 3. 51 ; 14. ; ; S*m 42 ; Si. 19. 38. -7 Assent, agreement. -8 A section, chapter, canto a peom ) -9 Rush, onset, ad( as of vance ( of troops ). -10 Voiding of excrement. -II N. of Siva. -12 Fainting, swoon ( iftf ). -13 Ved. A horse. -Oomp. order of ?JOT.- the creation. ift-T: a great several cantos, a 8. -2 N. 'Creeping, gliding, windgoing tortuously. -2 Moving going ( in general ) ing, ; -3 The creation of the world poem having Mabakavys w4; D. ; ott "t. 1. 252. ^ ^f. " [ ?5-5t r ^flreC ] Clariaed butte for the difference between and 53 Vffe see 3,13, ). -Ocmp. Wr8 fir. an of epithet AgnL ijfesir a bntterJr- -5g-:thesoa of clarified butter, one of the seven seas. ( - flf^rq a- Dressed with clarified butter. P- ( wrft ) To go, move. ^Going, motion.-2Thesky. -3 Heaven. ^1P. (^r^ff)To hurt, injure, kill. A. (s^ft) I To acquire, gain. -2 To earn by labour. 1 3T5T- 1 N. of a tree ( ms ) -2 The resinous exudation of the Sala tree. -3 A limber tree Mai. 9. 17. -Comp. fsfrfmgfft, -jrf3r:, -W, resin. r%. The Sala tfee. [j?'?3?.] 1 Abandoning, quitting. 2 Letting loose. -3 Creating. -4 Voiding. -5 Tbe rear of an army. :, (3-T, H^Tr/. Natron. -.- -2 1 Tort-jous wwqa. *T*P C ^l'' tr ? ] 8. wfrf [ws-?3^] ing.^ 1 femala serpent. of a small medicinal herb. -2 The mind. abandonment. -2 Creation . . A Enraged. 1 snake's fang. snake charmer. qrrSjarj the gem found in a snake's head,the snake-gecn. g^ m. I. a peacock. The *: qfyr a tnT$T: a serpent. 3-5 a. Thin, fine, small. handle of a sword. ^TWnrr, -5 The.4le- ) ^uj: Motion, creep- of. HlSs. ; -4 snake, serpent. -^ Mustard. |: A ^pi%5K ( ichneumon. " )W^ or Serpentine ] srsrar: a peacock, arj^, the sandal tree. ^"^T: N. of Vasuki. ir^ a mushroom. an an epithet ; OTTrgorrwith red K. 16. 15 of love, -2 Coloured, tinged, tint- 1 sreirft Ku. gtr: H^I^ srart rasa bird. -*r^ also ^rfttlt^TT m. The ocean. ^T$: -Oomp. ( ^ 1 sba constellttion -6 N. of a tribe of Mlechchhas or barbarians. -Oomp. 3NTr?i -3)ft: 1* an ichneumon. -2. a peacock. -3- an epithet of Garuda. of Bhishrna. ; crane *{T H^- ing, going. '3 *Tcm% fir ws^ir: stTif't -2 A thread, string.-Oomp. N. of the Ganges. [ N. of a tree ; 5. 1.9. ; ( tiver srni:, - ; f?3 Batn. 1 A ' 1 ^"f." winding motion, gliding. -2 Flow- A trader. /. 1 Ligbnting. -2 Necklace. -3 Going, following. The resiu of the Sala tree. , ^4 Un. I All, 1. 151 ] every ( nom. m. pi. ) ; Me. 20, 63. -2 Whole, entire, complete $ | N. of Vishnu. -2 Of Siva. -Oomp. _^f whole 1. the body. -2. all the Vedangas. ( -^. or ^q )N. of Siva. 3ti> ; i%Fr V. 5. 11. -w^if^c T: a general suoerintendent. a. eating a general index. every kind of food; a traduoer, calnmnmtlr . -2. a religi 974 frf OUR hypocrite. -arrJfaTt: a complete (of elephants, chariots, cavalry and infantry ). of srowrfafT Durga. snJnr-J-: the great Baddha army N - or ManFTf:: midnight. S&kyamuni. 3TTWT ( in comp. ) entirely, thorongUy, completely a-rfsilTf^'nmr: irwm: m. \. Uil. 1 4 1. 14. smu^ the whole goal ?T*??RHT ( ; ; entirely, completely, thoronghly .)-2. N. of Siva. Siva. $r s , arrsnh -ansT'T: N. of -f-mr{: |. the anprerne TTHT Being. -2. a paramount lord. a. best of all, excellent, enpreraely afar-. good. ^nifotm above. WT:, -*BiN m. N. of Siva. m. l.N. of Brahman. -2. the Supreme = ^ frmar o. performing every- Being. ^rra:, -Hfrr-^t, -5fro-re: thing. of Siva. N. for all time, perpetual %f?R,fn. an actor.-snr: impure carbonate of eoda or potash. a. IT (-T:) 1. . q-rTpfr^r all pervading, omnipresent. -S'iva. -2. the Supreme Being. -3. Brahman. -4. The spirit, sonl. >rr the plant called ( -if ) water. !?% iltlin., -rf3* a. all pervading, nfii;>-jTTr% the root omnipresent. of long pepper. ^|R< m. N. of Siva. -srWr^ a. world-wide, famous. fsr^u. 1. excellent, incomparable. -2. all-oonqnering, invincible, y, -ft^ a. all-knowing, omniscient. (~m. ) 1. an epithet of Siva. -2. of Buddha. -J. the Supreme Being. ;rr N. of Durga. TO: one who has itndied all the Tantras. "Rt^ta: a doctrine admitted by all the schools. fTTTH: the god of love. ^. N. of a. all-subduing Siva. q-w, -fJT-T rregiatible. ( -m. ) N. of Bharata, son of Dnshyanta yff-j srf'frii' i ; ;r?TTTHM^WHIcJ^ ""TW^TTs S. 7. 33. jtg-fi a compendium of all the schools or systems of philosophy by Madba- vachirya.--iffR.w- 1. a Buddha. -2. the Supreme Being. ^nq " com " prising all the gods. ( -7: ) N. of Siva. %*g^T: an epithet of Agui. H ( in aritb. ) the total of a sun tJTK^ ' N. of progression. a class of pronominal Siva. -sTTHq; a N. for the nom. ( all words. numbers ) and ace. sing, and dual of in m4 masculine and feminine ncnns and and ace. pi. of neuter nouns noiii. ; cf. t^also. by all. fihf a. popular, goat. WWT a female liked irrwi all-being or nature ( ^xvrr^T 'with 11 one'i heart, sincerely, heart and oul' ). -mTOTit -WIT: N. of Siva. tion of. the Sila tree, resin. -2. salt, taltnekt. -J. a kind of musical in* gtrument. -4. a learned man alt. fjTfRTs N. of Siva, m. an impostor. -f5Tff: the universe. f?>fs an iron arrow. *&Hr an unchaste woman. wnr: -3lRt-i, *) f^JfTTW:, -f^ff?: N. of Siva, -^f! a man who hag studied the four Vedas. -7^g^"i. one who performs a sacrifice by giving away all his wealth, -^f^rq; m. an actor. a. all-pervad>qrT ful. ^tnti: a kind of quick-growing ' - usually with negation -3 Com-4 At all times. -5 Exceedingly, very much. ( Hflij ever. i*r^ ~ind. see. ; 3jfi-ffrT:, *rg- wnS^ -". ) I. N of the Supreme Being. -2. N. of wind. -3. of Agni.-^nsfH: . ( See -m. ; ; All, every. -2 Whole, ind. Everywhere, uni- I . entire If r on clnb. 141 3. ] Muatard | poison. -res 1 P. ( *raft ) To go, move. TO? Water. a. Bashful, Un. 1. modest. Water -2 The constellation -Oomp. ariS^o- thirsty. 54 ] I 1. 3. -ra-JTist. ; MT5TT: a tank, reservoir of water. fire. rqRTt j^TTi the submarine inundation, deluge, flood of water. moss. nfrTT 1. the fnnerai spr??: = of washing a corpse. -2> ?~(Tv. sr a lotus. f^fvfc. -Ttftf the ocean. T.TR a current, stream. rite versally. ; ; 51; S. Subhish., see 8. 1. 24 ; G. 1 Mil. 8. 6 ; Bv. 1. 63. fv t death. ft black pepper. Un. [ 'confiscation of the whole property.' -2. the very essence, the all-in-all of anything > Subhash. MAI. 10. 6- -2 A small measure of weight. -3 A sort of ^ n -7*--*^*:, as An See ^nfi. : the Bilva tree. 1- everything, the whole of one's possessions, ) $rftr. ~5ft > ftlQ;/. universal luccess. Siva. On all sides. a. all-forbearing, very patient. ( -?: ) bdellium. ( -?r, also fH-Kfr ) the earth. all witnessing. Wholly, entirely. I completely. -2 Everywhere. -3 general or universal ^f-r, -w^r? : a?sembling of a complete army, a complete atmament At all times, always, for ind. I Q. V. Honouring or worship- - W^sf"^ ping all. collection. ( = ff4?!W -rS^w: Fir?': a rice. ). pletely, entirely, utterly. l^r q- ' -T^-ffT All-destroying ', allpowerful wf-prr wcrfY Hf^-sflir^ Mil. 1. 23 Bv. 4. 2. ous. fj^^ind. I From every side or -2 On all sides, every where, quarter. all round. -3 Completely, -Oonp. -rrf3fc3t Ku. everywhere ; ! entirely. having access 3. 12. -2. all- pervading.-vr?: l.thecar of Vishnu -2. a bamboo. -J. a kind of verse artificially arranged; e. g. see Ki. 15. 25. -4. a temple or palace having alao in openings four sides ( this sense ). -5. the Nimba tree. -6, a kind of military array. ( -^r ) a . ; dancing girl, an actress. gg- a. of every kind, complete, unlimited ; S. 5. 26. ( -*-f ) 1. an epithet of Siva. -2. of Brahman Ku. 2. 3 ( having faces on all sides ). -3. the Supreme Being. -4. the soul. -5. a Brahmaoa. -6. flre. -7. heaven or Svarga ( of Indra ). ( -qjr ) I. water. -2. sky. the Priyangu plant. ; idplaces. I Everywhere, -2 At . air, inn. me*ni; U. I all in times. -Ooxop. m, all -2 At all, altogether vanton, amor-2 Af- Playfully. I fectionately. in the same world, ""fai Mukti states of A t $ -8-M^j [ ). kind of tree ] ; cf. ^TfJ'fl' Extraction of 1 -2 An offering, a liba-3 A eaorifloe. -4 The gun. -5 The moon. -6 Progeny. -7 A Arka plant. % generator. -8 The -1 Water. -2 The honey of flowers. -3 Extracting the Soma -juice. -4 Making libations. Soma juice. tion. 8 -T-ff [ a; *r -*K ] 1 Extracting juice' or drinking it. -2 A sacrifice sro -r^mi -ft%(Ti B. 8. Soma the ; 75 ; -3 A S. 3. 27. saori- libation, 4 Bathing, purificatory ablution. -5 Generation, bearing ficial libation. or bringing forth children. a. .pr^q-?^ 28. -2 1. 5. nd. ?j nil wind. in every way, by a. Sportive, ^ff5j : ; rogue. -f. m, 1 A Of the same age ; R. 3. contemporary, co-eval. A companion of the same age. A woman's female companion or confidante. 975 N. of Sivs. -2 Wator. Hurm <wf ] 1 Of the I w a. [ same like, colour. -2 Of like appearance, resembling ; jromrrwrfcr Wt?Si 4. 28 Me, 18 ; R. 9. 5W^rr ^TnNtTT organ* of speech ) in P. ^T in e-f- TO^r Surprised, astonish- ' -2 Doubtful. a. q. v. 1 ^TTTST a 1 Possessing a body, embodied. -3 Having meaning or import. -3 Engaged in strife, quarrelling, 1 Decorated, ed, dressed. rating, producing, yielding ornnmott- -2 Near, proximate. 43^3} $7 a 1 Unnatural, affected. -2 Embarrassed forced - with a forced smile mr%5T right. ; fsrfjjrrwni ind. wj- mr%s< Bg. 11. 33 ; thus derived in Mb. the ( an . H? epi- wwr- name is : : II ). L. The snn ajia <* K. P. 7. -1 N. of Siva. -3 Of Indra.-4 The tree. -5 Tbe creator of the world. ; rrwrtafrffr " Connected with, dfpendent on f ^y f5rffiTnT^f %fr f^mifn^m^ Mftl. 1 U. 6. w ; Canse of generation. One of the : five main a. Solar. A mother 1 1 ; Ku. 24. 1. -2 A cow. Proximity, vicinity gj- ind. Art- Engaged, employedBashful. -2 Ashamed. ; \j 1 m. A charioteer. ; P. 9 ; T: 69 ; Bv. fcffT&wr SRTT Si. 14. 10 N. 2. 47 ; ; Sounding. -2 Proif >rZ. With a loud wf*c*RT coquettish, wanton Trfg-fTT a. if teristio qualities. -2 Peculiar, extraprticular ; U. 4. -4 Preeminent, Superior, eicellent.-5 Discriminative. (*rft;Hr and f3-%rs^are need ndverbially in the sense of ' cularly ', 38 especially ', Bb. 2. 90. parti- H^HH 5- 27, B, 16. 53 oft. ). in coinp. ; Kn. 1. ^ ; ; -2 -3 weapon. -4 A good quality, merit. -Oomp. 3i^, -HW9) o granivorous. ft?:/- a eacriflce made on the A fertile. new grain. a. grain. 177 a- destructive of nrr?=* m ) a kind H3Tt the S&!a ( mouse. of rat or tree. TT^r^ a Pcssesseo of good -^- 1 A sword. kino of precious qualities, meritorious. -2 A weapon. -3 A stone. a. Covered over or moist U. 3. 42. with sweat, perspired ff A girl recently deflowered. mi^ corn. wA *r*^l Having or yielding variety of sun-flower. U. (HSTft-ft) Ved. 1 To 4 P. wsft ( 1 ) To satisfy. bear. -II. HIS ; A. 1 the ; epic Paras. ( ^jfr ^ of ff{ is changed to i nfter prepositions ending in j, as ft, q^, fir, except when 5 it changed to ^ ) J ( o ) To bear, Bh. 6 3. Ku 5 4 80 TII R. 12 63 11. 52 g^ ; fr^ir n&(WT- ; To tolerate, ; see ^T^. Bearded.^. A woman with a beard. I Bk. ; 17. 59. u^rft: f 01 tnu.-.te. -2 Lovely, beautiful. w^r) To sleep. flT 2. srCifH: ws^ fT'TWSwm nn R. 14. 63. -2 To 21 ; Me. 105 forgive, forbear ; Tri*rtThfwmro St*. H. 3 Bg. 11. 44. -3 To wait, ; fg*|or : ; Prosperous, (6) wg Ki. be patient " ; allow ; -2 To serve, worship, honour. -3 To pervade cling or stick to, follow. H^JTg I. ^5 -2 To he pleased. -3 To endure, ; a. H'Tfa? " ; grain endure, suffer, put up with ' Ka. ; ' exceedingly C'>m, I ] eee Pt. 5. 97 also. Fruit or prodcce of any plant- 1 difficult. Sportive, Pt. 1. 135. Spcial, ftrti Thorny. -2 Pierced ^I5T by darts or thorns. -3 Troublesome, PossesBing cbsrac- 1 ordinary. -3 ; W?T^ a. tyfqriq a. Modest, humble, ind. Modestly, respectfully. *rfoWH, claimed. noise >ra; 182. 2. w-n^ [ also 1 . Smiling, attended with a. \$r\ t\ a smile. : a- I Of the same kind or 2 Near, adjacent, proximate l^t ^TI m%rrtTrrsnTr Artful, pretended.-2 Plausible, cunning. fully, under a pretext. TTT^ sort. a. Desirous, longing, eager. ; divisions of Hetvbbhlga ( in logic ), a too general middle term for ex; planation, see a. Solar. Alarmed, frightened, ind. Kigerly, wistfully. g- ripening of ; -. 1 See wg, sacred thread when it hangs down over the left shoulder ; cf. sj a. fr^rr^^r s The ind. timid. '. epithet of Vishnu. usual positon of the agitated, if Hurriedly, hastily. -2 In fear or confusion, in gieat perplexity. 1 [ On. 4. 109 ] Left, left-hand. -2 Southern -3 Contrary, backward, reverse. -4 Right. nr An Flurried, ; ^tWT- ; yat afrosr o. Thoughtful. *rfro - ind. Thoughtfully. , | Bearing a. ). Evening, vespertine. " confused. hurried, interest. a- ?! N. of a see c\$. ; H Immolation. With ind. 7f r a. ' Doubtful. a. figure of speech I Fully blown or expanded. -2 Extended, extensive. w A pregnant woman. minute, i detail, 1. 1. 9. opp. firfft?T m. In surprise. Optional. -1 Doubtful. -J Recognizing a distinction as that of subject and object, or of tbe knower and the 44M(4t|$| a. tntt. - ed. pronunciation; a. 23. ; tenso . Reduction of fractions to the same denominator. ( Deti!ed - t complete. . known fl Possessed of vitality, f energy, vigour, courage Ac. -2 R. 3. 9, Pregnant, big with child -3 Fall of animals or creatures, -fjr ; -3 Of the same caste or tribe. -4 Of the same kind, similar. -5 Belonging to tbe same class of letters, requiring tbe same effort ( of the 51 a- <* 1 Possessing peculiar or distinguishing properties. -2 DisA criminated. distinguishing characteristic, peculiar property. qjj- ftafnffigTBff S. 3. -5 conquer, defeat, oppose, be able To to resist. -6 To suppress, stop. -7 To be able with inf. ( ). Caui. 976 band. -4. a surety. ( -ft /. ) 1. a female companion. -2. a wife, mate. bear or suffer. -2 1 To cause to To make bearable or supportable ; Betid. bear &c, 15. H? ftfllWr ( To wish ) ^Tfcr a. accompanying, attending, ac ' ! with. ^rfT.: har2- to fl^-3^ enduring, suffering. -2 Patient. -3 Able ; gee ?*?. _-. 1 The month * HTJRti*. -2 N. of Siva, -?!, term disposition. *3if^: a natural enemy. ?THfa: a born neutral. "fSor a tient, forgivicg. Patience, forbearance. natural friend. -srnr a. to affci^o. [fl?-?*^] I Able bear or endure, capable of endaring; fffrfoiuimgtgs f5r&^tf*rw a I? OJTT &*<*><** f^S^I- w*T*fq: Ki. 2. 50. -ti support. ^ I Power -2 Patience, resignation ind. With, 1 ; by with ( 5TT5prr fff Tiffr 5ffsCf u. 4. 33. -2 Subhasb. tf^t To- ( The m- : -2 m. a friend, ^a. TflW ) -Oonip. natural, innate - same ; Ratn. 1. 2. with company a see ^?irsr. ^ synonymous. object. -2- in eating vfr3T=T follower. partisan, JTTOT woman who I. studying together ; U. 2. -2arsTTf'ra: m fellow-studentship. I- having aro a fellow-student. the -*lf. earliest childhood. friends. and a fellow-worker. -gf5>^ m. f. a fellow-traveller. , ^TTmfollowing senses are given of this word ). -7m /., from the mr %p& 3a^ft ; gods Asvins. He is regarded as vr& the type of manly beauty. same duties. '^Tftl *. a husband. "^iRufl I- a lawful wife, onelegally married ; ( also fJ^rsToFr in this sense W? sam at the gether, simultaneously, time . together with, along with, accompanied instr. ) bear or to ! natnral;see -2. born together, twin-born. -2. mar?IT <* 1- with a wife. of ried. ^srt N. of the youngest the five Pandavas ; the twin brother of Nakula, born of Mdrt by the TS3r. for- -2 Patient, resigned, ; sr born, - bearing ). srf'NTC ) in ' ! opp. ( natural, innate. -2- hereditary ; S. 6. 1. ( -si: ) 1. a brother of whole blood. -2. the natural state or H 1 Bearing, enduring. Bearing, enduring. -2 Patience, ' forbearance. -Comp. ?frff a Pa rg5Trt. S. 2. 4. by the ibdhya (major term ) right course ^|R< ee fffrR. -4. Power, strength. ^f%7 agreement, mony. -3. ( in logic )the invariable accompaniment of the hetu ( middle Beating, I J the same or common object. 3IWfr sitting on the game seat. zfatf. a figure of speech in Rhetoric ; HT flfttW: H5T$ K. P. 10, e.g. WW^WltNuP^iR. 3. 61. jJ~H: a hut made of leaves. T^T: a uterine brother, brother of Vikr. 1. 21. T dwelling together -: ; ( -j{jj ) son of s woman pregnant at marriage, (one of the 12 kinds of sons recognizold Hindu law).-q?rT- having f, Nolod. oo-operation. -2. a S. 3. ">tftra>r a 2. mango ing. ( ) 1. ) tree ; kind of game. -$?l-l. " a co-adjntor, $<0 -m. 14.(-^: co-operatassociate, a. co-operated colleague. ^r?r itsr*i I. with, assisted or aided by. a woman's accompanying. -2. burning herself with her deceased husband's body, self immolation of a widow. ^TT " accompanying, going or living with D. 3. 8. ( -*; ^rftrq m. S. 2. 3. fellow- a lodger. Union, association The : . m. the sun S. 3.17. 3jr $ a. Glad, delighted. ind. 44 Mu. ; thousand-eyed. -2. vigilant. ( -gr: ) I- an epithet Rv. 10. of Indra. -2- of Purusha 90. -3. of Siva. -4. of Vishnu. sRrrfif: ^IPTST: N. of Vishnu. a governor of one thousand villages 3TWT: a fine below a thousand, or from five hundred to a thousand ! ; . Durvi grass. a thousand times. gar a. a thousand-fold. 7 a. liberal. urfar white Panau. ^?^ ind. -^ : ) an epithet of Siva. kind of fish. j^j, -snnr, ( epithets of ladra. -2. an epithet of ejr^ TO. trn;-. the discus Arjuna Kartavtrya. of Vishnu. ( -^r ) a stream of water for the ablution of an idol poured through a vessel pierced with a -cTT^f I. . of Vishnu. number of holes. fit a ! lotus ; R. 7. 11. -2- the Slraaa bird. in^ m. 1. an epithet of Pnrusha. -2- ot Siva. -3. of Vishnu. -4. of Brahman. ^TJT: 1. an epithet of king Katavlryaq. v. -2- of the demon Bana. -3. of Siva( or of Vishnu ac- cording to aome ). -gsr:, -JTtr% of epithets of Vishnn. *prr N. Vishnu. Durga. jjvp^ m. N. ot" of fnrq n. a blanket. srfsr, N. Vishnn. sorrel. -^m Durva grass. -2- ^vj 1. kind of sour gruel. a m. musk. ( -n. ) asa-fcetida. l5n^T: an epithet of the Vindhya mountain. sraor; an epithet of Vishnu. 57*7: the car of Indra. an epithet of Siva. a. (^/- ) Thousand- A thousand. thousand parts, a thousand-fold ^r^f% f% f^it U. 6. 40. '"' B thousands. fold. sun. 7. 4; II. 13. ; *T?W*nr if JTf^rar ">d. In a ; Gladly, delightedly. *Tf cilled m - [ T 3"^ M4rgalrha ! ] ; Th* Si. 6. n onth 57 ' ; 1C. n. \ -2 The winter season. Power, might, strength. -2 Force, violence. -3 Victory, conquering. -4 Lustre, brightness. -5 Water. ^rg^T ind. 1 With force, forcibly. -2 Rashly, precipitately, itconsiderately HWW f^WW T fa^f mftSdf! "TWR^t T? Ki. 2. 30 ^ -3 Sudwrtnr'nf)': WfWtdenly, all at once 11. -4 With a smile, Wfff^-: R- 13. ; thousand Possessed 1 - 47. J-A-JM jy?Tff>5ff Pt. 5. 82. ; 5T(fr of a ^TfW H*fV -2 Consisting of -3 Amounting to a thousand (as a fine ) Ms. 8. 376. m. 1 A body of a thousand men thousands. ; commander &c. -2 The thousand. . of a Strong, powerful. ; g^rpT a. 1 Patient. -2 Over-2 A w: 1 A peacock. sacrifice, an oblation. powering. ^g^q: The month sha ; iTf I The earth. -2 The aloe- flower. plant or smiling. called Pau- Kn. 5. 26. Wn^^^IWTWTT ^HJ: [wf Tfft S-W^] 1 friend, companion ; tnrnreriRm Ku. flr^fT: Ki. 14. 44; ftsifff ; a companion, friend, asiooiatc -2. a follower, bervant. -3. a hus1. -Damp. 5f?T: -W ; ed in the sound A 1 ] number. large associating companiment. a. [ fl^ TV. A -2 thoosand. A ST- 3. -2 A follower, nn adherent. -3 An ally -4 A helper, patron. -5 21. 977 The ruddy goose. -6 fume. -7 N. of Siva. - r, A kind of per- A number 1 3 v. 44, A general or loud shout, umultuous uproar TTfrar: srffJfT^rsvrciT: wtnnor aprar Mai. 5. 11 Bk, 7. 43. com- of [Cf. P. in. oi 15 4. ] ; panions. -2 Companionship, union, assistance friendship. _J Help, ; ; >"d. I In the presence of, before the very eyes, visi bly openly, evidently. -2 In person, nrtually, in , bodily form; flTsrr^f^rrgvifrma;?!^ 1. 6. -3 Directly. In ' r s Ku. 4. 35 o. Wfnrg-^ ; R. 9. 19 a friend. Having I /. ) a. a 'ErflcT -2 Controversial. -2 tree. : <*. ^Tfff^^ A ^T: afr ( / disputant. Illusory, ) phenomenal.. Accompanied or I - at- associated with R. 8. 4. -2 WTfrT wgr ^ifSiJrsrHT Borne, endared. % ind. TogetheWitb, with. 3. 12. */ '^hrrfhra- ( mundane tfttfift^S ; The sun. /. The U. ^Hjrr: Enduring, patient. . Doubtful. 1 -2 Uncertain, irresolute. doubtful or datgerous deed tr^rrrrjr^fJTfirflr gr*f ; A qj Pt. ; ^ 5^5 ** t ^rrf%T%5 a. 1 Natural, xistirg Effectnaturally, innate, inherent.-2 earfh. Ab- a. I Good-hearted, kind, compassionate. -2 Sincere. -7; 1 A ed naturally, spontaneous. -3 solute. -4 Effected by supernatural learned man. -2 An appreciator (of merits &c. ), a man of taste, a man of critical faculty ^jq^sir mw, f?1PT ^r qmft K.'P. 1 means. -Comp. -^q-i natural fluidity f?*^ man. opp.liiHfir* 'generated' ) ( belonging to water only ). fellow-countrytfhTOTRraP A ( ; ; 5^rgtforr: R. Q. ^r^^^T " Questionable, doubtful. ST Questionable food. A ^ft a. Good, excellent. ft endurable Bearable, 1 f?in1lf5fr Mu. 5 M. 3. 4. -2 To to borne or end ire J cR<j ^toff Wgfrf'rt^'fqiT^r^r 3 HTfi U. 3. 44. -3 Able to bear.-4 Adequate or equal to. -S Siveet, ; ; agreeable. -6 Strong, powerful. -gr : N. of one cf the seven principal mountain ranges in India, a part of the western Ghats at some distance from the sea TrHreftWfRiftc^rfKffl'STRjr ? -Oomp. ; aijtusn N. of the river KlverJ. 1 with N. of Lakshmt. -2 Of chant trading by sea Pr- a rner, ( itanft**); Pt o- : [ tf'at flig: ] tftgifnT like, skilled in war H!fisj fTmrf! V. 5 R. 11. 30. War- ; ; great warrior, Ku. 123 Bodily, cor- 1 ; cf. ; With, together with *rtcft 2. 57. a soldier knowledge. sion, w , ; Tn%53( a. ( oft/. ) [ fl ? 3,^ r<jT^?er w^TrmP. V. 2.91] 1 Seeing, observing, witnessing. -2 Attesting, m. I A witness, an testifying. tr: skilled A an observer,' eye-witness Kn. ffffr7R -2 The Supreme Being. a7:*nf% ; 41 1. qrH Evidence, testimony 1 Taunting, abusive. ; Nalod. 3. 19; ( wifiF^H entirely, completely, thoroughly Us. 12. 25 ). ' ' Relating to a -2 Friendly, amicable. friend. Friendship. [ fllVf ocean, sea ; 1 a- ( *fr/- ) si- *n ) The number A n. I Desirous. ^T$tST -2 Having Having meaning, signi^TffjtT Git. 2 flcunt, meaning tfTfjtrftflff -3 WTS <* ; ; ingly, significantly; agin wrfiiiwi &~ -2 Amorously. -3 Ftelingly, pathetically. N - -4 Attentively. of the city cf Ayodhyl; 13 u^S'- R 14 ' M bb. 13. 79, 18. 36; sreoisj^: flT*t an m. pi.) The infcabitanls of Ayodhya. KIa^! An dhyi. ^rTrJ5? in ( 1 T- inhabitatt of Ayo A quantity of fried grain of. ; four ' or -itfilr:, -irtrar the snST: N. of Varnpa. -^r* -irr 1. a river. -2- the Gan- earth. sea-salt, s^f ges. -irf?tfV a river. ing ( the ocean ). wrf^r Having a. 1 the sacred fire. navigat- -2 Taking fire. a- mfiiw Maintaining or pos- 1 fire. fire -^: who maintains tha -2 Attended by sessing A house-holder fire. 3PT a. \ Entire. -2 With a sur- more than. ^\<$$ Mixture, confusion, promiscuous or confused mixture. HfrfV effected ^f =-tfl%ri- ' alon S the sea' bounded by the sea, afa^Ti sea-girt. plus, ( fig- kind of deer. -Oomp. anr a. sacred The ; itnated wgs** " coast. I ftcwnn & ^Trmntti ; fprt- -2 'seven'. -3 w : ] "|^T wriTt *TT*ft |nT ; ; significance. ir^-f ; -2 At- 20. 7. testation. ; the 60. -Oomp. divergent evidence, discrepancy twrir: the evimr?cT a. borne ont or proved by evidence. also W$5't Entirety, totality, whole or entire part of athing qr# between witnesses. dence of witnesses. . time, ; 5. -j|vi 5^3^: HnB W- multaneously. ?HT*5?> mwfatmrir qfftoj 1. causing to be visibly present. -2. making evident to the senses. -3. intuitive per- srrcr- ( 316. ; or - sea-trader, -Oomp. 7. ). a. ct A N?ar ) vegetable, herb instr. ) vati. 1. &f- TmRtTifssTT Bv. 2. 132 Mn. 3. 10. -2 At the same ^ CT a. ( '<* ( supportabler HgTT H arffi ; U. wranr r>^r?WT^ R. A A saint, sage. ^T a. have an intuitive perception or manifestation of SRVH poreal. thief caught with the stolen property in his possession. ^ j: flow general stream. tfwft* a. Sportive, playful. A ^fWTftot ; frnnajtcsrnfo-i! ?fT ception -9fr{: perception, apprehen- Worldly, ) 22. 2. ; direct' ; ^f^rf^a-Cw/-) tended by, together wilh, united or : air: -2 An almanac-maker. *NTf%3? a ( qfr/ ) 1 Colloquial. astrologer. -2 Befriended, assisted. The mango tt?it J Universal destruction. Annual, yearly. An 1 ( S>/- > Pduced or by addition. HT5TW-WT N of the C8 P itM of Ji>tbrother of KtTaadbvaja, - s Barley. 978 acal, U. 6. Symbol!- I ( *t&ft* ifr/- ( Abridged' ) abort, concise. ^hjT <* ] Re- I Deliberating, reasoning, a reasoner ; ; emancipation of the twenty-fifth Tattt-a, i. e. the Pur*sha or ton), from the bonds of tbia effect the final worlJIy existence the fetters from the *Trjfrr*f Ny&yaor analytical bnt philosophy ; Bg. 3. 3, 5. 5. -2 An 1 Having epithet of 5*Tt Siva. -Oomp. epithets of Siva. [ TOtta att *ft/- ) Relating to union or society, associating. -^ 1 A visitor, guest, new-comer. -2 One win comes To show. ) it manifoat. WTStT Elated ' or up puffed haughty. -2 Majestic, with pride, 1 A follower, worshipof Kriahna &o. ). -2 A man of WTWq; per ( tbe Yadava m Union, meeting a. ( qft/. ) war, warlike, martial A general, ; ; of. -3 Swollen, filled or charged as with water ) ; Pt 1. T' Relating U. to 5. 22. -*jr : Si. 16. 14. one of tbe four ^rrf^ft 1 N. of dramatic styles ; see S. D. 416. -1 N. of the mother of SUoplla ; Si 2.11. tfPF [*V3l 1 Sinking, settling down. -2 Exhanation, weariness Si 9 77 "* ( ind. Proudly, arrogantly, in a stately aa in manner, atruttingly ; ^r^ word to a A Taddhita ind. affix show tbat com< to added t'ting is completely changed into the thin; expressed by that word, or tbat it is left at the complete diapoaal or control 'to be comof that thing; trftTHT^ pletely red noed to aehea' M. 5 *rwwn5!TW: nrf tj^t ^t U. 11. 86 f: N. 1. 10 ^ ; ; ; cessation 58 ; .p. ?f 1 Given. -2 Deatroyed. Pleasure, delight. 7 -6 Clearness, ?'i 44, 10. . W3* 1 ' ; purity. -7 Going, Wearying, fatiguing. -2 -4 A I . Giving, a gift, dona- obtaining. -3 Help. -4 Destruction. -5 Knd, conclusion. -6 Sharp or acute pain -7 Conation. tion. A -2 Gaining, -'j mffc IK F5 [ warrior. "-3 wmhrwt, wnfhjwt P*aae. -2 True, genuine, natural. -3 Honest, sincere, good. -4 Virtuamiable. -5 Vigorous. -6 ous, Endowed with the quality Sattva HriSurr nwn Bg. 7. 12, 14. 16. -8 Caused by internal feeling or aentiment ( aa of love ), internal 1 A charioteer. -2 dispirited person. * Made to sit down. -2 Depressed, dispirited. -3 Wearied, exhausted. -4 Destroyed.extermlnat- -5 Wasted, decayed. ed. ^ 8ittinK ! a t (3tpr 1 down. -2 Exhausting, destroying <&c. m I A horseman. -2 One riding on an elephant or seated in a car. -3 wrfH A - charioteer. ^fT5^ eaaential. ] A Air, wind. XtWP-P- of king Silivahana. I Likeness, resemblance, s*WiH$WWnf* similarity, tfft S. 7 ; K*rf3rfrrw , ; wctfrr;* t>*fwg Tr wren** fsrwsV Me. 85. o. Entire, 3* whole, complete. in 8 tan t a neons. ; nfr?r1 MM Srrq;!. 5 P. l. 26. -a*: flfif: aee 8. D. 164 aleo. -3 N. of Brahman. finish, To comTo mwfi ) To bs (^rHtfil) 1 accomplish. -2 P. conquer. -It- 4 ( -Caui. completed or accomplished. To accomplish, effioot, bring about, wf? WfTT m^f^B * N 2 62 TirnwR wraftg *ro& R. 5. 25, Ku. 2. 33. -2 To complete, flmsb, 1 perform -2 A -ajfV - - ; ; Brilhtnana. N of Darga. FTc7r%: N. of a Tidava warrior, who acted plete, 1 wf'Sf 57. -Ooinp. -*rfNrr tbe white-flowered a hog-weed. ft?ftr5F? - Deatroying. -3 Exhaustion. sfr Exhaustion, hi9e, dwelling. -4 eightt 9. R' 8 motion. Coutinnity, permanence. awry, in a side-long manner Trfcu Ki. deatraction, trfilflhirnT^' decay, fatigue. Si. 14. 36. 1 An external indication of (interns!) feeling or emotion, one of the kinds of Dhiivas in poetry ; ( these are pfN 5 ; . ; &c. a. ( /. ) Greatly deatructive, very deadly or fatal. ^Trf% ind. Obliquely, crookedly, ; *rrf% : emaciation R- 3- 2 - -* 5rtT Peiishing, decay, loss, i ; ; thinness Leanness, - - Tft***wrfma>iHWT comma! der. & 1 with, ( %IJT. tribe. N. of Vishnu. -2 Of Balarima. -3 The son of an outcast pM N. of a people VaUya. -art ( ; r: A metronymic stately. goodness ). -7 Belonging to or derived from (he Sattva quality ^ to transact business. wiw^1 ; mz?ft ( -8 Wealth. member*. -2 Complete in every part. -3 Together with the six angat or auxiliary members. ( lizird. 10 U. it* A follower of theSankhya 1 A Wmit'., in of the aage Vyata. <1K-- horaogeneousness. ; K. -97s caste, class -2 Community of genus, or kind. great point of divergencefromthe Vedantaa iatbat it maintains two principles which the VedanU denies, and that it does not admit God as the creator and controller of the universe, which the VedInta affirms ) rfSTfifr qcftarftfcf ; Sameness of 1 P&ndves and took part with the the great war. of a minia- office of phenomenal creation-bf conveying a correct knowledge of tbe twentyfour other Tattvai and by properly discriminating the Soul from them. It regards the whole universe aa a development of an inanimate principle called Prakriti q. v., while the Purutha is altogether passive and simply a looker-on. It agrees with the Vedinata in being synthetical and ao Vaigeabika ; eiz systems of Hindu philosophy, attributed to the lage Kapila; ( tbia philosophy is go called because it 'enumerate* ' twenty five Tattvai or tru prinoiplei and its chief object is to differs 68 3. ininUtership. -2 Ministry, administration. -3 Friendship. : one of the -s , Ka. ; ter, ftH 3^ [ fofirr number. -2 Calculating, enumerating. -3 Discriminative. -4 <sq- ; The 1 rrj- lating to Mb. 14 .4. It). indicatory. -2 Conventional. aa charioteer to Kris'uus, conclude. -3 Togain, secure, obtain B. 17. 38, Ma. 6. 75. -4 To prove, tubstantiate. -5 To subdue, overpower. ; 979 a fee Ac. ( as conquer win over ), ; -6 To kill, destroy; vreftmrrfr fwPf Bk. 7. 31. -7 To learn, undergtand. -8 To cure, heal. -9 To go, depart, go b. : one's way mvTrnnfHrojrats 11. 91 8. 1. 7 ; ar^or n. ft ; *. ; mromw ugsjjft- S. D.-10 To recover a debt i ( *I : I -1 ). TV. 1 To make ] ( VJ^T perfect. fWr or y a. worthy of being proved or accomplished. /rr 1^ a finite verb. -2. no action connected with a Kiiraka. ij=f a document used asevidecce. ) Accomplishing, fulfilling, effect-2 Efficient, completing. ing, Kn. 3. 12. -J Skilful, adept. -4 Effecting by magic, magical. -5 Agnisting, helping. Wt A magician, one possessed of *T"jst!rr, -FW I TLe state of having meanc, possession of means to accom- plish a desired qn^ f> ment, winr ; ^ a. ( sft/. ) [ HTJ fa,^ M&l. j. 5 ,. Accomplishing, effecting &c. Accomplishing, effecting, performing ; at in wrtJHTU'T. -2 Fulfilment, accomplishment, complete attainment of an object jjarnSfnuV if ft wftnmsjntqft R. 4. 16. -3 A mean(, an expedient, a means of accomplishing anything ?rfTTJUi R. 1. rag *fenrt Ku. 5. 33, 52 I ] W 1 ; ; gnt The 36, ; -4 An 62. $*m instrument, ffrftnirannwi. efficient cause, source, -5 cause in -6 The instrumental case. -7 Implement, apparatus. -8 Appliance, materials. -9 Matter, ingredigeneral. ents, inbstance.- 1 A n army or a part thereof ; Mu. 5. 10. -1| Aid, help, assistance ( in general ) -12 Proof, substantiation, demonstration -13 The hetu or middle term in a syllogism, reason, that which leads to a conclusion ; nffl^aig- ; rf wtjsiar -2 The state of perfection. Accomplishment, fulfil-2 Worship, completion. 1 -3 adoration. Conciliation, propi- tiation. A 1 plished skilful ^ ; 17. -19 Conciliating, propitiating, winning over. -20 Going out, getting forward, departure. -21 Going after, following. -22 Penance, eelf-mortification. -2J Attainment of fina^ beatitude. -24 A medicinal preparation, drug, medicine. -25 ( In law ) Enforcement of the delivery of anypayment of debt thing, or of the infliction of fine. 17 The penis. -26 A bodily organ. -28 An udder. -29 Wealth. -JO Friendship. -31 Profit Burning a dead advantage. -32 Ixx'y. woman. -2 Deep imvtrp.ped, achieved. 1 or two (to wi: frs*r >mr: Ku. - ; 42 Accomplished, effect- -2 Completed, finish- ; ^rrarT'rf ; R. 16. ; Com- I ) more), joint S. 3 1. or oft/. ir ( or 5, V. 2. 16. -2 ^ntrrT.oft' r ^jj Ordinary, common *tvrr Har*T Asvad. 10. -3 General, ; -4 Minglod, mixed with, universal. common with ; S. 4 ; sleep. ed. -3 ^fs^rflTlir'n' qfiTfiyiy f% ^-gtr. Ku. 2. 42. -5 & Equal, simiUr, like. -6 ( In logic ) B 'longing to morel' an one instance alleged, one of the three divisions Proved, demonstrated. -4 Obtained, secured. -5 Discharged. -6 Overcome, subdued. -7 Made good, recovered. -8 Fined. -9 Mads of the fallacy called a^tffiqr q, v. of 1 A common or general lule, a rule or precept generally applicable. to pay. -2 -10 Awarded (as punishment flne or fljj] 1 To le tffccted or bccinplishe(, to be brought about; ^nft %f^f'Jrvat 11. -2 Feasible, practicable, -3 To be proved or de- 15. 2. attainable. monstrated A property. -Oomp. generic a wild 5T: ). WIST * [nf|3J3 marshy country. a I. qf \(*ft joint property. common cr universal duty ; ( il fi|! WTO common the -2. ) dnty of procreation ( ; 3rHwrirgRp?i*T'r 5HTT B- 10. 28. -4 To be established or made good. -5 To be inferred or concluded wgrtr4 woman, w TWTVq*THnnflH K. -* be vergality. ->2 Joint interest. Wt ; l! sri% asr ; (Tf P. 10. -6To conquered or subdued, conquerable; Kn. 3. 15, Ft. 3. 27. -7 Curable. -8 To be killed or destroyed. vd 1 A particular class of celestial beings ; cf. Mi. 1. 22, 3. 195. -2 deity in general. -J N. of a Mantra. 1 A w ^mrroft A n ) common a ft harlot, prostitute. 1 A 1 Community, nni- twig of bamboo. -2 key. WVrarfYs 8 U. To share with, divide ; fesr Accomplishment, perfection. -2 The thing to be proved or established, the matter at issue. -3 ( In logic ) the predicate of a proposition, the major a syllogism wiqr terrain V Commonrjctt (S or ^Mu. 5 -Oomp. 10. I- fiTi^f!/. conclusion. awnrr 1 accomplishment. -2. *<JT^-. judgment, decision. Feasibility, practicability. -2 Curableness. -Oomp. sj^af^Sf that which marks out or measure* q-fvtr or major term, its charac- teristic property. The party on whom *Ttf9;^ rests the onutprobandi burden of That which or -- n. proof in a law- suit contains the HIVT or major term. tiT: A mendicant, beggar. if of duty, supeil. ffti^5 ) ezoellont, perfect ; ; S. 3wrv: the absenco of the major term. ^fir- an rpithet of Siva. the irw I Sameness office &c. ; or 7^ community ; 1-2. -2 righteous, ors, ( 6. proper, Fit, wrgf, wrswurwR. -3 as in -4 gee compar. ffrVfI Good, r f^if ; ; -33 Obsequies. -34 Killing oxydation of metals. -Comp. a mon accom- or : ing anything by charms or magic. -1 7 Healing, curing. -18 Killing, <Jeitroyinjz *& ? im^rnr* Ki. 14. - - in ; 19,4. object ftwrzaft i%tft Si. 9. 6. effective; supernatural powers, a yogin 5. 1. 9jr N. of Durga. character, likenesi, community of properties ;*rnt*fttwrr*tt K p 10 Cg. 14. 2 BUialia P. 12. -3 Being of the same religion. ; WTVr /. ijroqi>rff: B. 17. 78. -2 of common nature, Sameness a ) honoarable, Kind, well-disposed 28 ; Pt. 1. 247. ( with loo. ) ( 6 ) ; 13 ; right ; Virtu- pious. R. 2- Well-behaved 8k. -5 T!J: Correct,pure, classical ( as language); -6 Pleasing, agreeable, pleasaut ; *HJ wr Ki. l. 4. tfflihiftr Noble, well born, of noble deJ nmft wawms -7 -g s 1 A good or virtuoui man ; R. 13. 65, 2. 62 ; Me. 80. -2 A lage, sint ; Httfh JTSRtftHwft mfr rmft scent. fjjjajjji 2. 73. Subbasb. -3 -4 A Jaina money- Uader. A merchant H. -5 A usurer, ; saint. ind. 1 Well, wU- 980 done, very nice, bravo $ng wrg ^ Wiar ^T^T wr<j -M. Enough, away with. -Comp 1 ; a S -2 ffa 4. ; a Courteous, civil. well-eonducted, pious, virtuous. 3f a. noble, of a noble family. qr5R a. 1. good-looking. -2. thoughttf| a. kind, well-disful, prudent. *n^: posed. (~f.) a mother-in-law. kindness. qr^: a cry of 'well done,' a cry of approbation ; Si. 18. 55- Uninterrupted, a. f$nthe Kadambatree. j^r well-conducted, upright, virtuous ; nr^or HTgf vriTororiftrFift ft dawn. STSTf fop " ( 9?r/- ) I Bearing or putting on an. armour. -2 Calling to arms, encouraging to prepare for battle Si. 15. 72. ^j An armour- ; ng ; interstices or bearer. ia texture. -2 Open (*/) l ^T^THi; Any substance mixed with clarified butter and offered aa an oblation to fire Si. 11. 41. stra as ( ; -2 Relating to offspring or descendants. -3 Relating to the tree who wishes piety, proximity ; ~2 5> M4I> 3 *3*rrrafaif'*'ni: 7. 8 Presence, attendance ; R. 4. 6; ^tf^-W ). v. Sintftna, q. to 57: A m. Goodness, excellence, BrAhmanix snperl. of ^13 or qij q. v. U. ^tca- 10 ( fitc^iM-^ ) }?*:, wtnrsr -2 means [ fltw w* Miscellaneous. -2 Complicated. -3 com- Having a complicated derangement of the three bodily humours ; Ku. 2.48 ; Ft. 1. 127. "n ] f3^ consola- Conciliation, mild or gentle Ft. 3. 27. -3 Kind or con- sage. [AcHiJTTffr N. he was cording to Vishnu Purana, the tutor of Krishna and Balarama, and aaked as his preceptor's fee that his SOD, who was kept by a demon named Panchajana underneath the ; ; -J A itall, shop. -2 An A dock of peacocks. 1 CTVtrf Fear, alarm, 2. 35, -2 Torpor. -3 Agitation, per- turbation. ffPs^Y man. -2 I A boy A virtuong or chaste wo- faithful wife. same time. ^rnt^o- Happy, delighted. $ Joyfully, delightfully Mai. 1. 1. ^TJTjy: The resinous exudation of Immediate sft the Sala tree. pipe, to con- compact, no interstices. -2 Coarse, thick, dense j$irT*(%ft? gross, HUTW- collected. -4 Stout, strong, robust. -5 Excessive, abundant, much ^f U. 7. ^JTjgfiTfTl^TTO^tf f%W: 22. -6 Intense, strong, vehement flute. - ; ^Tj n>., n. I A peak, summit, ridge ; tn^ft to: BWwfnJr Kn. 1. 9 ; Me. 2 ; Ku. 1. 5 ; Ki. 5. 36. -2 A level ground on the top of a mountain, table-land. -3 A shoot, sprout. -4 A forest, road. -6 Any surface, point, end. wood. -5 A -7 precipice. -8 A gale of wind, -9 learned man. - 10 The sun. A wrgrt m. an Apearas ; mountain. tft ; i Unctuous, oily, viscid. -8 Bland, soft, smocth. -9 Si. 37. "-~7~ Flensing, agreeable. %-. I A heap, -2 A tUcket, wood. -Conrp. eatl y curious, seized W1j?<* " gr cluster. with great curiosity. N. of ^if^T$>' S. 6. ^rrg^ 9. A distiller. ^fTlvrfgrJj'nr?? cretary of State ( Go'lty) criminal. - J - ing in 3candal with a scandal ; ; Spreading or indulgU. 1.6. -2 Attended U. 8. f >"d. Cen- suringly. irift&f Connection by a. I Close, ; A The state or condition of -2 Rivalry, ambition, w. 1 The son of a rival enmity. wife. -2 An enemy. fl-rifwf 1 B. 7. 41 ; goif Si. 4. 28, 64 ; 9. 15 ; Rs. 1. 20. -3 Clustered together, Gold. The pi. ) . a rival wife. having ^fsf Ml: a rival wife. children of different wives of the same husband. sequence. j ^jfr ( the visible at present perception, kind of root. A ) same fering of rice-balls consanguinity. kindred, Manes, dea. Having regard to, ^T^r pendent on, [ cf . P. V. ( 2. usually in comp. 22 Ku. 5. 39 ( where the _j latter sense 4. 103. Circumambulation of the bridefire by the bride and nuptial makes in seven steps ( which _^ | groom the marriage tie Irrevocable). Friendship, intimacy. ra*WT- ). Formed by walk- Pt. 2 43, appears better ); to or including deciding ujon pence and war ] ). sevtn stepn, or by talking together inc together seven words ; or Se- ( the of- the to for foreign sHiirs minister or . a Relating fourth order Hereditary. belonging to to his father ]. *if%Va. (*r/.) -3 N. of a in the ^rtw-C'ft/-) Born fr0m to him. waters, should be restored Krishna, having undertaken to get him up, plunged into the sea, killed the demon, and brought back the fright, sgnvhwrvTOni Kn. ; urn- a. gTr^q' of terror A A A Brahmaga I of his religious life ; see ^?qn%^. -2 A mendicant in general. Mildness. -5 ciliatory words. -4 Friendly salutation and inqui -y WTStrr-W Gocdness, purity, chastU. 1. 6 WWTTWft ft Tity &c. Subbash. an] paci- light. brella. 7. 33. . pacification, Appeasing, 1 ). -HT To soothe, tion. 3. 61. - Ku. ffHftl^ a. 1 Better, more etoellent; Bv. 1.88. -2 Harder, stronger; ( compar. of 313 or nir q. v. ). -3 More handsome. -4 More proper or I Vicinity, : marry for the sake of fy, appease, conciliate, fort ; Bk. 3. 23. 1 ; ! issue. a. 1 Beit, most excellent, most proper. -2 Very strong, hard or ( ' gpuaiing, extending tree perfection. firm U av srarfruaing, ; fTTf^JT'l kind of rigid penance ' - intervals. ; -ii ) good conduct, virtue, righteousness so *ngf {%. A morning twilight or lating to the enamoured, Ms. 11. 213. ^taT I. ( ; 1. G4. a. Attached, CTrTC'f horse. a R. ^rgfirr well-trained -^Ti^H! ; Tri^J ft'sn ; ; con- in love. cf. Relating to ui%?r^3rTrsirc% ?rrsr: Me. 36 Ki. 5.8 li. 11. 60 ;Si. 9. 15. -2 Re- - tinuous 1 the twilight or evening au^K 7(f:, (*$*/) compas- Touder, - sionate. Ms. 3. 14G. (*/> -2 Extending seven generations .; 981 '1 -2 A usefulad- Fruitfulness, ness, productiveness. vantage. -3 Success. a. ^rnrPT Disordered, deranged A k'nd O f grape. a. Envious, jealous. 10 U. (swim-rf )To appease, ; Trm-V The 3f; A 13)7: TV. of furniture 3. ; /. ) Relat^TWrrgrfT^ ing to conventional practice or usage collection or as- (*Wr'm).-Oomp.-g;=i N. of certain Sfttras, treating of conv?ntional customs and rites sanctioned by the common agreement and practice of virtuous materials, Bh. ; A ] 1 155. apparatus, -2 -4 Kind, sort. -5 -6 Equanimity, equability. -7 Public affairs. -8 A general prol option sFftttfta^nT! *7!?flTirr' P. 10. NS ..^ etitute. -Oomp . Customiry, conventional. -2 Agreed -2 Truin, retinue.-J A colKa. lection of implements, apparatus. -4 agreement, keeping an appointment or engagement, ^Rr mmlrsT T^rw: M. 1. -4 Punotaul, exact. -5 Rea- upon, stipulated. -3 Conforming to FrT3T?T ' ; consistency, ical. -7 Temporary. -Oomp swura. -2 Accuracy, Mr=r: temporary, non-existence. ^TrfTS^ Up. 152 4. Appeasing, calming, comforting, | Conciliation, pacific rneastires, negotiation, ( the Brut of tho four upzyas or expedients to be used by a king against an enemy ^ ) ; Ma. JTPTfsr ff^rfnt ifni trsrrfrr 7 109. -3 Conciliatory or mild mesns, pacific or conciliatory conduct, genPt. 4 25,48.-4 tle words Mildoegg, gentleness. -5 A metrical hymn or song of praise tnHrr?? Power, force, capacity, aim cause or signification. -4 Adequacy, fitness. -5 The force or sense of words, consequence of.' hensive, ) ; 5'*: ; ; Bg. 10. 35. -6 A ver 9 or text of the Sirnayeda. -j The S3maveda itself ( said to have been produced from the snn cf. Ms. 1. 10. 21, ; 23). T^-*: an elephant. 3-7. mild or conciliatory means, gentle or pacific measure?. a Brabinana who chants the IT: Sarnaveda. -r$:, -irnrT:, N. of Vish- BTlTfTfrer a. ). \ Compre comprehending the whole, collective. -2 Condensed, concise, brief. -3 Relating to a compound word. -4 Compounded, composite. -gj The whole classs of compounds tho signifying power of a word. -6 Interest, advantage. -7 Wealth. ' by the force of, on the ( srnreTf^ strength of, by dint of, by reason of, as a WlJTn%^i /. ) [ flRcift 7Hrfj ?3i] 1 Belonging to an assernb'y or collection. -2 Belonging to in-5R-; 1 A iml - Half, 1 i. e. unfinished, Si. 13. 31, R. 10. minis16. -2 The chief of a counsellor. =f Bg. 10. 33. sfiV ( separable connection. ter, Commonly, gener- usually. -Oomp. ( jn -g logic ) a kind of inference ( neither deduced from the relation of cause to effcct nor from that of effect to i.lly, meaning -2 soothing. 1 general rule. Hrai'liT: ind. 3^- ability, strength. -2 Sameness of or object. -3 Oneness of ] proor pruetitute. ' a sonable, timely'; Ki. 2. 40.-6 PeriodFitness, propriety cf. correctness. harlot, jrM knowledge common woman, ; Stocfe, effects. A fjfr defin- perception of generic properties. q^r: the mean. i^r Effects, Tnnf 1 Entireness, perfection, completeness, totality ;nr^or fffntl-a- A figure of speech thus Mammon: s ) ed by goods. -3 Stock, provision. 3. 28. entirencss. lity, Identity. *r ( wbet-etone. aembUge #ff ; leader, debt. of a principal Commu- 1 ^rr^gifl-wqn-0rnri=4Tdrka K.-3Tot- Neighbourhood. af ~?q- generality, univeisality. -2 Common or generic property, characteristic general Bir'i'fr- ; conciliate, loothe. whole. Entire, nity, 1 Bordering, ^TlTrT bounding, jr: 1 neighbouring. -2 Universal. A neighbonr.-l A neighbouring king. -3 A feudatory or tributary prince mteinffrt?xiftw ; S. 3. 9. ^r rope for tying cattle. Profit, -2 Burnable, [ Cf. coonpany or corporation. L semi vile, contemptible. Or. hemi. ] ; -Qomp. ^ft!! nu. 5 -JMI<J: sTfcf a. ; ,Si. 12 11, 18. 33. *ui> Brahman. -2. an elephant. kind words, conciliatory words : 1. q-rf- 2.55;Pt.3.28._^:t hethird' Si' of Veda. %f^ m u Brahmana who has studied the Simaveda. the four . Cbbindoga ^5fTT: mT*i a. ; Mai. j , elephant gTWr^rft^^ir veda. in situation. Conciliatory, peace- A Br4hraana versed Samavcda. .-2 One .kilful : I hinting the verses of that Veda. in in cm A ximity. pro neighbour. -2 function or governrelationship ( as of -3 The state of relating to case ). the same object. Sea-boru, marine, as in A mariner, voyager. 3-sea-salt. -2 The cuttle-fish boneA mark or spot on the body. -J Sea-salt. a. [ I Common, general nr^^ff Ku. 7 44 a. ( SBT ; -e '-fla K. = t Being 1 or Common office, ment, common OTflfptr 84-jia- Vicinity, nearness, the ; mirsT a. Ved. Praise, enlogium. 1. same predicament priest. Belonging to the able. A kind of prayer recited while the is being kindled or fed with fuel. -2 Fuel. 1 sacrificial fire I. produced by the Slmaveda. 2. produced by conmeans. _ ff ciliatory ( ?,., jTt, Belonging to an ] yr. A member of an assembly. audience or assembly, a spectator at an assembly or meeting Hrtrr*inafiignT5TTrottSubhasj.; 67 Ku. 2. 26. -2 Alike, equal, same. -3 Ordinary, of an average or 14. ; middle degree ^rrm^rng TTn?S?ITW. ^TOrrTfi&^T v Hh. 2. 74. -4 Vulgar, common]>lace, iosiguificant. -5 ; ^r ?5 ] 1 / ; [ oa^ Sea-born, '-ni> oceanic. -2 Relating to arks on the body which are supposed to indicate i: ( good or bad foitune who is acquainted ). ^j; 1 One with palmistry, (who knows how to interpret the various marks on the body, -2 A for- 982 time-teller. The qj science of ind. In Tr palmistry. a. ( ^PTTHT Relating to Relating to the fr/. ) I warlike. -2 future. *T:, -Uf 1 Conlife, flict, contention. -2 Future the future. -3 The meant of attain- war, wher world, ing the future world. -4 Inquiry into the'Tuturf -5 Inquiry, investigation. -6 Uncertainty. wf . -2 Military, strategic. -3 Calamitous. -4 Relating to the other world. -^ War, A Hi a strategic array HTSTfT " Ve. ( of troops V. 1. ; ind. rf U. ijft. /. ^ An arrow arW^^: ffrr^^a^wsf afa^s* wm* 8.1.11 -2 A sword. -Oomp. ^, the feathered part of an arrow FWfgfi*. [ 5ffl-o|F^] 1 ; ; *nTT*s N I *flqrr -2 Immediately. point. horseman. from relationship. Arising ) -JR Relationship, alliance. 7 produced in Samba re. Salt A sorceress. Mukti ). -2 Similarity, likeness. ^TT " L?' 1-^. ffK-JK^iir] I Es- -2 Best, highest, most excelMa. 1. 13. -3 Real, true, genu-4 Strong, vigorous. -5 Sound, ; thoroughly proved.- 6 Flighrst or best at tr.e end of corap. ) ( fihiif*jrTt Ka. 5 38. Tti -i ( but usually m. only except in the first 4 seEge* ) ; 1 Essence, essential pirt, quintessence r^jff tTfKrTff^ Hoi'Jfir WT: M41. 1. 9 ; U. 6. 22 siffr* g OT> ; The red Lodbra 1 -2 . tree. ' Presence. -2 Favour, countenance, propitiousness. ^rv^T 1 Equality, sameness, evenness ; Ku. 5. SI. -2 Likeness, re" semblance, similarity; f<jtj smfKI^f 1. 45 ; Ki. H. 18. 38 St. 3?wur ; -3 Equability. -4 Concord, harmony. -5 Indifference, impartial^t Hi*3r ity, sameness of view 17. 51. ; W ; war wi> wrVimydBoi Possibility. *rig*? * W!5 or essence of trees ; rf-i as in *ri%T,8TT, *?HK- -6 Summary, epitome, compendium. -7 Strength, vigour, power, Ku. 1. energy fni taftafiwwir 17 R. 2. 74. -S.Piowess, heroism, R. 4. 79. -9 Firmness, courage hardcess. -10 Wealth, riches rmm*mt R. 5. 26. -II Nectar.-12 Fresh butter. -13 Air, wind. -14 Cream, coognlnm of curds. -15 Disease. -|f} Matter, pns. -17 Worth, excellence, ^ ; ; ; ; ff*f! f|mr Bg. ^IIUI j<j 1 5. 19. Universal or complete sovereignly, imperial X3 sway ; *nff[5*r- R. 4. 5. -2 Empire, dominion. ; highest perception. -18 chess. mH' nation. [flV^l I End, clo8e,termi- -2 Close of day, evening. -3 An ' arrow. ( $n*r ' n tne evening, at Mthe close of the day.' )-Oonrp. m. forming evening time Bv. gs^ (_ ; iqig: ) 2. evening, 157. OT'JaH <* (*"/) Belonging to the evening, evening;' fesCr lllt?i'B Si. 6. 72. Ht CTTCcia. Substantial. 1 -2 Fertile. -3 Having sap. HK< a. Purgative, cathartic. Honey. A man at -19Impmecarbonateofsoda. "r ; Me. 21 ( where it ia preferable to take this sense rather than that of elephant or bee '). -4 A lion. -5 An elephant. -6 A Urge black bee. -7 The cuckoo. -8 A large crane. -9 The flamingo. -10 A Jffir nrif ' ' An umbrella. -12 A -13 A garment. -14 Hair. -15 A couch-shell. -16 N. of Siva. -|7 The god of love. -18 A lotus. -19 Camphor. -20 A bow. -2| Sandal. -2} A kind of musical instrument. -23 An ornament. -24Qold.-25Tbe earth. -2tf The Cbitaka bird. -27 A peacock. -II -28 Night. -29 flower. I Dnrva grass. -2 Kna Water. -2 Fitness, 1 -3 Wood, thicket. -4 Steel. -Oomp. 3TWC n. valuable and wertblers, strong and weak. (- propriety. Light. A fowler, bird-catcher. A kind of stringed inI strument, violin. -2 A kind of spotted deer. *TKOT a. ( oft/. ) Causing to go Dysentery. -2 Th or A kind of perfume. hog-plum, mTorr A kind of process to which or flow. on 1 metals, particularly subjected. mercury, are *mftr: - journeying. ( *ft SJT; A /. ) Travelling-, traveller, way- farer. The egg of a serpent. '.' v%nm: n ' cloud. -20 A figure of speech correep nding ' to English ' climax ; T^KlTNSfcjf 7 TTTCft: K. P. 10. -21 The heart. fr/- ) irt 1 The Spotted, variegated. variegated colour. -2 The spotted deer, an antelope ; irq- {i3tv jsg^: S. 1. 5. -3 A deer in general Intimate union, identifi. cation, absorption, especially into a deity ( one of the fonr states of ine. fT /. *TKa^ id, 1 According to wealth. -2 Vigorously. ( The longitode of a planet reckoned from the vernal equinoctial lent of Siva. ( steel. have flourished to sential. tional. a. . -2- a bale of goods, merchandise. -3. implements. fM>Tj the Veda, -jfr* of a very learned BrAb- A tftsrvfqrgr a. ( aft/- ) Relating to the traditional doctrine, banded down by successive tradition, tradi- V -- about 1370 A. D. 3. I. of strong and week points &c. -ifat sandal wood ifrwt N. of Siva, -ssi fresh butter, -jrsj, the plantain tree. -fl I. N. of Sarasvatt. -2. of Durgft. ?U: the Khadira tree. HIT; lost of ^vigour. Htff I a natural vessel. ; HtJTRlW < (*>!/) 1 Belonging to the present time. -2 Fit, proper, ; 90. ing twilight. -2. the evening prayer. -J. the goddess to be worshipped in the evening. r N. of Sarasvatt Fitly, properly, seasonably. right i. the evening oblation. jjj-sj 1. sunSet. -2. the snn. ^nrr 1. the even- mapa supposed ). wnf ^r 8. -Oomp --wn*i evening. ^&p. suitable proper, Relevant. '*. time at this wfuri $iiri -3 * 1 -2 3. 3. Now, 18. Si. battle, conflict ; war-cliaiiot. -Comp. the evening; o?5^ar5iq-f5 R. 1 A r V companion, helper; R. 3. '.;cf. charioteer t 3- 67. 37. -2 ; A *r ppji ar Up. 4.89] -3 The ocean. ^Trce'i The office of a charioteer, chaiioteersbip, coachmanship. f) A dog, jft A bitch. 983 Straightnesa also ( fig. ; cording to some ) fVimwr*! fowHTT flnwrgft'T JIN w n^i^TV: Ki. 8. 31, Si. 6. 75, 12. 44, Me. 31 ; B. ; 1. 41. -2 A -J The bird in general. tf 1 A lotm.-JThezoaeor woman. A female & girdle of a ( Indian ) crane. ^TT*T( $r )Sf I A ; -2 A military girdle. wr ] 1 ; JWlt ; came species the ) f ro'iirr gff: Pt. 1. -5 A collection or ; 1; S*. 3. -6 One of a company of pil3f a. bied in a caragrims. -Oomp van. vrf: the loader of s caravan, a merchan*, trader S. 6. CTrac a. | Hiving sense, significant. -2 Useful, serviceable, ad- ^r particular ceremonial used in the worship of Sarasvatl. -4 A staff of the Bilva tree, -arj ( m. pi. ) The people of the Slrasvata country. ' IOq " en0 ' ; I Having meaning, -2 Having a large com- pany. A merchant, trader. Wet, moist, humid, damp. Increased by half, pins : aa- one-half, hiving a half over ; as in in R^r wrwf>T H?W: B- 14. 63 4.43; Bk. 6. 26 M-. 89. ifH ; Ms. ^TT : ( c $l ) N. of the -ft/- ( chessman -2 A kindof at chess, -Oomp. bird. a chess-board. oenstei. A rW w- ; ; a. ( oft /. ) 1 Going, Q.'- re- ), ?f$* ( *t /. ) butter. versal. -5i A 1 General, or suitable for Buddhist or Jdiaa saint. Fit -2 uniall. ( *f/- > Bterna '' likeness, oouformity, re; 3mtr%wt*;c<jiT: MM. 5. Assimilation to the deity ( one ruilarity, of the four states of Mukti ). -3 ( In dramas ) An angry treatment of one mistaken for another through resemblance see 8. F'' < peded ; A kind of poison. Barred, obstructed, im- B. 1. 79. . Having meaning, significant. -2 Having an aim or object. -3 Of like meaning or import. -4 Useful, i ] ( 9>T/- ) Known to people, prevailing throughout the ^TT^c?Vr%5j9 all whole world, public, universal ; T'fBtr%5i: *r??T7~i: sjgMai. 1.13 ^RffoT^ o ( rfV/ ) > Of every kind or sort. -2 Belonging to every tribe o> class. (r ^riHrrr%^a- able or belonging to of a noun. / ) Applic- the cases all gives away wealth at a sacrifice or sacred all his rite. A mil^q: Brahrnana convtrraut the Vedas. all ("ft/O Macle of mu *' fTTIT -- Mustard-oil. ^rrf% a. Possessing the tion, condition, or rank, same sta- having the Wn'Sar I Equality in rank, condipower. -2 Equality withthe Supreme Being in power and all the tion, or divine atribntea, tha last of the four or grades of ifukli states see above. N. of a tree or I ^T5r: Public, un versal, general. T Omniscience. ( "/ ) Belongin S to every place, general, applicabletoallaa in placet or circu instances resin. its in general, as in 9i5 nrram?J- -3 A rampirt, a fence or wall round a building. -4 A wall in fish. ( For general. -5 A kind of compounds sfe under snej ). HTff^i I The resiu of the Sala tree. -2 Reein in general. 1 serviceable -5 Wealthy,rich, opulent. o. the to (^V/) Applicable hjle of a radical term, or to the the verbal base complete form of after the conjugation*! chaiaoter to the intics have been affixed i. e. four conjugation il or special tenses. teimicationsof ^j N. of the verbal Ibs four conjogational tenses (strictterminations of all ly, the personal tenses and moods except the Perfect house , A I ^r (?yr Surprise at ' bera. ; D. 464. -4 seeing an object or its likenegj s:en elsewhere. ; uni- ; -2 A tree i- semblance -2 An emperor, a 1 The fourth grade of Mukti; W*Tfo* everlasting. Sameness of form, H. monarch srrjfpwi *T?ar ^r. ?Tar?:^if?rf. Hf^1nr: Mu. 3. 22. -2 N. of the elephaut presiding over the north, the quarter of Ku- Ki. 18. 25. substance of. PF 1 - versal. versal same 4)0 wer. a. ( *rf/. ) *rnf*TTfcP o. ( WT/. ) Satisfying all wishes; erery desir*, granting -2 Having the essence or sorting to. / Dressed or cooked with clarified ^T^- Htffor [ ffr.r? TSjRtr *r -of j ] kind of bird srrwr^V g^r j Sujhash. wnwrt Me. 85. ^r^flfm ( *Tr/. ) Relating to, cnisting of the whole earth, uni- turd Seesmnm. A man beings. with ; tation I all BT^t^T: One who id- Together with, with, company wi h ( with instr. ) A !'.' ) Belongelements or beings. -2 Comprising all animate relating to tnrntrwtS a. wrwsTri significant. dis- *Tr/. ( ^lir^rffT^ ing or aw ; multitude in general Mijnrrw: Pt- Me. 49. -3 to the Belonging : and Bcnediciivo and the affixes tinguished by a muto ?r ) or Wfr vrmftit Eloquent. -4 Siraivata a ff! I N. of country. country abotu the river 8irasvatt.-2 N.of a particular class of Brahmanas. -3 of merchants, caravan ( of traders ) wiwr. ftt wfft^5 ^^afrrerrifg B. 17. 64 ; eeo ffwr?- -3 A troop, collection of men wtwi TWHtTT irr^' Mb -4 A herd, flock (of animals of , Relating to the goddess Sarasvalt. -2 Belonging to the river Sarajvdtt smnrfihr*i man -2 A company rich vantageous. - fff^wr ?? A ; girdle or zone *rfr*f%j Ki. 18. 32. HttJfrt f ; Belonging to a lako ; Klv. 3. 14 Nalod. 2. 40. -2 Belonging to or proceeding from a Sirata. $n \ The ( Indian ) orano, or swan ( ac- moon. i: ), artieisness, honesty, uprightness. an -Oomp. wall, 3PCI I. a a male captive taken la tile in ^r^ rampart. -2 A see ?rref- apartment A ). ( ; house-worker. -2particularly one ffi: see $rtcjf *. P e g projecting from a wall, bracket. A kind of fennel ; see 984 rj I Being in the same woild or sphere with another. -2 Residence is tbe same heaven with any deity. ^rr^: 1 N.of a country, or its inhabitants ( pi. in this sense ). -2 N. of a demun slain by Vishnu. -Corap jj^ t. an epithet of Vishnu. The CTTf%3>: OT%T called bird q. v. A r: nNr/- Productive, ) ; v- ) fl-jg^r^r a. Having avigraha at leisure, 51 '". leisure, unengaged. gnrely, at one'g convenience. Having the ^TT^JTS' a. called ( haughty. -q- ind. Prcudiy,haughtily, arrogantly. I Having a remainder, flTO^TT leaving a remainder or residue. -2 - Imperfect, incomplete, unfinished. libation. generative, causing birlb, obstetric. gfj The young of an animal (for Sll^? 1- A metronymic of the eighth son of the sun by Savarna). ^TR""? 1 Sameness of colour. -2 Indentity of class cr caste. -3 The as?e or ifanvinlara presided over by tbe eighth Manu. 'STT^'cJT a Full of pride, proud, f: Manu Lei- mark q. v. W^g'^T i. 1 Proud, ^jgnified. noble, majestic. -2 Courogeniu, jegolute. -3 Bold, vigorous, vehement; Mil 5. 22. Pt. 1. -4 Full of 200. >t ind. firmness ; Resolutely, and ?jn*R ). ' Attentive, bestowing attention, careful, heedful. -2 Cautious. -3 Diligent -if ind. Care- 'aT^TPT a - . fully, attentively, cautiously. limit, bound Having a a. ^rr^'fq' finite, defiaed, ^rrwrw^atTtifti^T 1511 limited, cumscribed ; I: or cir- Subhash. or t aw?1'5 ] Relating to, T: cornpriging the three savanas 1 An institutor of a sacrifice, or one who employs priests at a sacrifice -2 The conclusion of a sactiftoe, or the ceremony by which it is concluded, -3 N. of Varona. -4 A month of thirty solar days. -5 A natural day from sunrise to sunset. -6 A parti cular kind of year. a. Composed of parts B. S. : 1 offence. Fault, wickedness, ciinae. -3 The ; -2 Sin, Lodhra tree. Ttf^jUl a. 1 Clandr stine, cealed, secret. -2 Covered, tbut R. 16 7. -3 Fenced. con- closed, ; or be( nf / ) Relating longing to one of the same colour, tribe or caste. oh A metrcnymic ^rgrrir o of the -Oornp. eighth fj$if Manu see w 1. sameness of colour or caste. -2. the ikni. but tbe high-souled maiden told them thatherchoice was unalterable filed. Accordingly the marriage took place indue time and Savjtri laid aside her jewels and' rich apparel, and putting on the coarse garments of hermits, spent her time in serving her old father and mcther-ia-law. Still, though outwardly happy, she oonld not forget the words of Norada, as f hecounted, the days seemed to fly swiftly like moments, and the fated scornfully. time, A when ber husband was drew near. midwife. and to die, have yet three days', thought she, and for these dayi I shall observe a rigid fast.' She maintained her vow, and on the fourth 'I ' ; by twobeingfwsr choosing life-long widow-hood and misery. Her parents, therefore, naturally tried to dissuade her mind, TT3ir<7 a. Disdainful, disdaining, ind. Disdainfully, fj despising. - attainable that date, and in choosing him, therefore, Savitrt would be only firmly, courageously. TC^IT a Despising, disdainful, feeling contempt M. 5. 8. three kinds of power an ascetic, (the other very sorry to hear of the choice she had made, for though Satyavat was in every way worthy of her, yet he was fated to die in a year from I Belonging to the sun. -2 <^ ] Descended from the gun, belonging to the toUr dynasty ( Or kin^g ) TOERWMKWlflfoTO U. 1. 43. -3 ; w: Accompanied by the G&yalrl. foatns. 1 The sun. -2 An embryo or -3 A Brahnrani. -4 An epithet of Siva. -5 Of Karna. jf The sacriso called ! ecauss the ( of the G&gatrt forms a principal pait of the ceremony of patting on the sacred thread ). ficial thread repetition WfYWV 1 A ray of light. -2 N. of a celebrated versa of the Rigeeda, so called because it is addressed to the BUD it is also called q- v. for further information. -3 The ceremony of investiture with the sacred thread.-4 N. of a wife of Brahman. -5 N. of Parvatt. -6 N. of a wife of K:ij,ipa. -7 An apthet of Suryi ( daughter of Savitrt ). -8 N. of the wife of Sityuvat, king of Sitva. the only daughter of king [ She was ; wm Atvapali. She was so lovely that all the suitors tbat came to woo her were repulsed by her superior Inatro, and thus though eha reached a mit. riageahle age, she found no one ready to espouse her. At last her father asked her to go and fiudoct ahusba d of her own choice. She did so, and having made her selection returned fo her father, and told him that she had chosen Satyavat, sen cr Dyumatsena, King of Salva, who being driven out from his kingdom w as then leading n hermit's life along wilh his wife. When Karad a, who happened to be present there, heard this, he told ber as well as Aavapari that he was when Satyavat was a rout to go wooJstob ing sacrificial fuel, she accompanied him. Af tar having collected some fuel, Satyavat, being day, to the fatigued, sal down, and reposing his head on the bosom of Savitri fell asleep. Just then Yanaa came down, snatched off bis aonl, and proceed* d towards the south. Savitr< saw tLis and followed the god who told her to retuvn as her husband's term of life was over. But the faithful wife bieought Yama in so pathetic a strain that he granted her boon after boon, except tbe lifeof her nusbind, ant I, being qaite subdued by her devolion to her husband and the force of her eloq uent appeal, the god rel ented an d restored even the spirit uf Satyavot to ber. Delighted she returned, and fonnd her husband as if rouged from a deep sleep,and informing him of all that had occurred, went to the hermitage of her father-in-law who soon reaped the fruits of the boons of Yama. Savitrt is regarded as the beau ideal or highest pattern of conjugal fidelity, and a young married woman is usually blessed by elderly females with the words 3T'q!r5=f[ w, thus placing before her the exampla of Savitri for lifelong imitation]. -Corap. from widow-hood. - ^rrf^EiT -2 Manifest. I Prond, hwgbty. 985 Full of desire or passion, <* desirous, hopeful, ind. Wishfully, expectant. tf hopefully. yiJr$T Feeling fear, hensive, afraid, dismayed. A TT5T 'T^'5? : A : appre- Wonderfnl, marvel- 1 -2 Struck with wonder. - ind With wonder or astonishment. long. *rr* $T ( I ) corners, angnlar. ing. a OT3| shedding Having angles or -2 Tearful, weepof tears, Tearful, fnll - A husband's wife's or mother, a mother-in-law. body ( Having a. a pro- by touching the earth with the eight ee srefwinr under anr^ ) bow members ; W 3^. ] rapacious, cruel, violent, felonious. -2 Bold, daring, rash, inconsiderate, reckless sr *r?T!?ff fTt?; Si. 9. WTflT? flfaft A q: ^r%w sfrrf ra- ; on Kn. 3. -3 Cagtigatory, punitive. 3?: SfiraOT^rfSfa' 44. 59 Malli. bold or adventurous person, an 1 enterprising man ; Pt. 5. 31. -2 A desperado, desperate or dangerous person TTT ; f%w f^fasrafhfrT? nrfWir ir^f: Mai. l rfi%^: : ^FaTT: 6. -3 A flon, freebooter, robber. -4 An adulterer. 1 [ wrsff-jr^ ] ferocious, cruel. rash, impetuous. Violent, -2 Bold, daring, ); Ki. 15. 5. . Relating to a thousand. -2 Consisting of a thousand. -3 Bought with a Ki. thousand. -4 Paid per thousand ( as interest &o. ). -S A thousand-fold. Envious, jealous, dis- Anarmyordetachment'consisting of a thousand men. 3- An Having arrows ; 15.5. ST; fff^t| a. dainful. -ij ind. Jealously, angrily, disdainfully ; S. 2. 2. The dew-lap of an ox T. 8- aggregate of a thousand. ) Companionship, fellowship: or living together, ; -2 Fellowship, alliapoe, friendnumber of companions or -4 Auxiliary troops. 17. 4. ship. 3 A associates. ; ( con- association, concomitance ; -2 Friendship, nrr??7 1 Association, fellowship, combination, society. -2 Literary or rhetorical composition ; Ku. 3. 21, B. 18. 87, Ve. 1. 20. ; Si. 15. 24. -Oonrp. f3rrT: a rule of Bb. 2. 12. -3 The science of Vikr. 1.11 rhetoric, art of poetry invariable concomitance. flTrt*T? w^ f^ a** ] i Violence, force, rapine ; Ms. 7. 48. -2 Any criminal act ( such as robbery, rape, felony &c, ), a heinous [ WRJI crime, an aggressive act. -3 Cruelty, oppression; Si. 9. 59. -4 Boldness, dar- &c. -4 for ful sense HIgi 1 Conjunction, union, fellowship, society. -2 Assistance, help. j. a companion. -Oomp. ^ Gambling with ff[stf: fighting ) 1 To bind, tie, fasten [ and f^-3T3 s^ ] i A Iion to be derived from 15 ) ; sr T? -: firft ^oi7^ci^ 5H^ fwfW irraistfai - 22. -Ooiop. ward ) The tha wR5Vqjif glance of a lion. Bust 1 nose. mother of Bahu. (TH7:, -gaft, 37-., -^gt f%^Tr soil. S^ndy t -2 Sanp &VG f?r*I5 generally in pi. ) Ssnrq- "J?ftrt ; fw^an^ fo-eRarmr, A a. An sand-bank. -2 ^ Sandy. island with sandy shores. Sandy ; Bh. [ 3. 38. i%^ I^ Boiled rice. 1 ] boiled rice lump of ball or ; Subbiah.-gwl Bees'-wax. -2 Indigo. Bees'-wax. : Cryetal, glass. s^ e. ) epithets of Rihu. ; iBnt 1 The mucus of the nose. -1 Bust of iron. The i[ ; m. pi. See ilnw. Sabbash.-2Thesign Loo othe At the end of comp. ) zodiac. -3 pre-eminent of a class <S{H?, 3^1tf i Pt * 361 ( ; ^JTT: Best, gr: The mucus of the fyQfol -Oonrp. ? Sk. 1. f%?m ( H ), ff rorui: -* -2 A ensnare. rlr?; Batn. 't The people of Ceylon. l%?t?^ The island of Ceylon. ( finnfr, -2 To con- f%f5J C firetSOTW g ] 1 Tin. -2 Brass. -3 Bark, rind. -4 The island or country of Ceylon ( oft. in. pi. ); f%^a: 9 U. 5, in the fbfl I A lioness. -2 N. of the mother of .Rahu. animals. of. M%5"n'T*'ng a. wholly production or ( a doubt- when the planet Jupiter stellation Leo. 1 ( it is collection of ). 191 ; Ki. 17. 42. -6 Punishment, chastisement, fine ( m. also in this sense), see Ms. 8. 138; Y. 1. 66, 1. an epithet sSraft 365. -Coarp. of king Vikramaditya.-2. of a poet. -3. of a lexicographeranrqreffra. acting rashly or with inconsiderate haste. A the *%! Oq irrfr, -wr NTr^: N. of Siva. of the goddess Pirvatl. -^Vws a kind of coitus, -sir? 5!: an epithet of Siva. 'm'iJ'fV an epithet of DnrgA. ft. qsfcr: a horse. -^^-T a. f. as strong as a lion. -2* handsome. (- performance of anything W ; ; ; fh ififring, daring courage ; OTf 9*rfa Mk. 4. -5 Precipitation, rashness, temerity, an inconsiderate or reckless act, a rash or daring act; s^fttminir ftfo awrrvrm Mai. 2 Vcqiinr u itiiBnr 9. 10 ; Pt. i, ; ; : materials Endurance, snfEering. (of a palace Ac. ). 3j%i -sfr?: ! the roar of a lion Ku. 1. 56 Mk. 5. 29. -2 a war-cry. principal gate of iron. -2 alliance. Mab. I maxim of the lion's ( backward ) glance, generally used to mark the connection of a thing with what precedes and follows ; (for explanation see undor JIOT). -3TWT a throne, a seat of honour. ( -sr: ) a particular mode of sexual enjoyment. MrtT: a particular position of the hands. -%5TT: I- the Bakula tree. -2. a lien's mane. r; an epithet of Siva, -tra the pulms of the bands opened and joined together, -g'g-; a kind of fish. -gf?r: an epithet of Siva. 37 a. is proud ag a lion. gr< the main or Assistance, help, succour. I 4 mg-^4 Assistance, help, aid I ifh ; Si. 5. 62. stant faft/.) [ fltft Using great force or violence, W?t%^o. WVf'l^ i"d- With humble stration of the Wr?%r " T?f1r<j;r5it tears. ^fg'fr rash, inconsiderate, -ftizfr a. characterized by boldness. brutal, Wanket. a. intent on violence, ferocious, brutal. I small bouae-lizard ft* none. g. U. (i^is D " 5 backinr: the 5), ft^-ffiftt, 3T- ( of is chaogtd to aftef a 986 preposition ending in * or 3 ) 1 To prinkle, goatter in small drops ; Bk. 19. 23. -2 To watrr. moisten, sok, wet fwtirt w^ arsr wr*^rBTrsrrrii^ ffl^* M. 2R Ms. 9. 255. -3 To ppnr ont, emit, rliectiirge, bed ; B. 16. 66. -4 To infnse. inrt-1, pour in snr* r>ifr srfn ffc^ft nt% W?* Bh 2.23. -5 To pour : ; aw kind of refined sugar, wbite Dftrva graog. ftriwa. I ^hits. -2 Black. ft. or black colonr.-l Binding, . -"omp. ^5, - 7 fff^ see Kn. ont for, offer to fisfnr 8. C'lut. ; ( N9JT To 6 3. To %^Tjft-?r ) prinkle. -Dttid. with to sprinkle. cane to sugar. ; rfetid. f?rfnri^ ) plwhed or % ftnrafsr I p. fnlfllled ssrirrirr -3 To ^k S f MJ 8T!T;J rr^T 1 ! Clnth, ganoent. -j O'd or rugged raiment. to t jnsf pepper. The jingling sound of metornamen's. TinVHno-, jinglinsr rfnfwKn. P. faj; 1 des.ise. ) ' ft [ ** ] 1. 34, To ; wf^- V.4. 14. disregard, Wbitn. 1 -2 -3 Bound, tied, festened, fettered. Surrounded. -4 Ascertained, known. -5 Finished, ended, wt 1 White colour. -2 The bright half of aln->ar month. -3 The nlanet Venus. -4 arrow. Radish. 3nr: tree. v Silver. | An Oonrp. aigt = iffaqrt q. v. a thorn. WIT: the 15 3Ttr%3!r a ofckle. ^STT n. other black >rft: fire, an epithet of Knbera. 3-white sandal. &<wsi a crystal, candied sngar. 77;?: chalk. 1. the moon. -2. camt?r.; phor qrjj: a white mineral, chalk. *f$R; Ibo niO'U. -ifs1 m. N ->t Arjuna. ^T^TT candied sugar, f^rfoi: wheat. sr*. Rr* rock-salt. wl.ite, t . barley. 1 k. Candied sugar, sugar v f^ _ ..^ **. iect. ^. - *flch, 3. 94 A lovely liquor. j Bv. 4. 13. -2 Moon-light. woman. -4 Spirituous -5 White Durva grass. Arabian jasmine. -Damp. -6 Pt. hi, fsH trne on :T- bcom vs'id H. 3 -(J To he settled or fldjiuMcnted. -J To be thoroughly prepared or cooked. -8 To b won or eor.qnred ; Pt. 2. 38. -II. 1 P. is chang: the ff of fir^ ed to T after a preposition ending in j or ^r ) 1 To go. -2 To ward or drive off. -3 To restrain, hinder, f ?WTfT, firjf To interdict, prohibit. -5 ordain, command, instruct. -6 turn ont well or nsr>ieionslv. prevent. -4 To To ftrgp-p. I Accomplished, effected, p*rformed, achieved, completed. -2 Gained, obtained, acquired. 3 Succeeded, sticcegggful. -4 Settled, f staolisneo ; r^*fi|^r ^TT^T^ri thHiJt^J U 1. 14. -5 Proved, demontrated,s,nb- s'anti^ted %jj-T. wfurfgr^TrncTWTTOKrrmfflr 8.. Ms. 8. 178. -6 Valid, as a rule ). -7 Admitted to ; sound ( be trne. -8 Decided, adjudicated (as a Uw-anit. ) -9 Paid, discharged, liquidated ( as debt ). -10 Cooked, dreed ( ai food ) ; Pt. 2 114. -1 1 Matnrcd, ripened. -12 Thoroughly prepared, compounded, choked together ( aa drugs \ -13 Ready ( a? money ). -14 Subdued, won over, subjngated ( as by magic ). -15 Brought under subjection, become propitious. -16 Thoroughly conversant with or skilled in, prcfioientin; as in -17 Perfected, penance ). -18 Emancipated. -19 Endowed with supernatural powers or faculties. -70 Pious, sacred, holy. -21 Divine, immortal, eternal. -22 CeMirated, wellillustrious. -23 Shining, semi-divine besplendid. 3*; \ iog snppoaid to be of great purity and h. linens, and said to be particularly characterized by eight supernatural Siddhit faculties called A N. -3 ; t. 5- -4 To attain one's oh-5 To V* proved or known, ; * JT*rw: 36 f*JT0' f^rtv^t -2 Sandal. -3 aTsrrsfr white cumin. -: a peakock. -vs-., -g camphor. IT: an ascetic dressed in white garments. snffrt wbite basil. yy> an epithet of Arjnna. 3T%T; an epithet of Balara-na ( -$ ) Venus and Sttnro. wrr^; molasses, --vrITT: N. of Garnrfi. jrnr: camphor. than ; To be accomr?> fr> *T& T blished end. -2- the demonstrated conclusion of an argument, established view of any question, the true conclusion f following on the logical refutation of the Pdrvapaksha)- -3 truth, a proved fact, established dogma, settled doctrine. -4 any established text-book resting on conclusive evidence, "amkt/. the point in . 4 f- I 8p inkling.-} Effusion. -3 Emission. Ff 1 -7 The dark thorn-apple. -^ JrWi 1. the esta-Oomp. Sea-salt. -2 To be successful, succeed; 15 8 ; allic ( tfftTW, ftrV*, (ffifagwMr) To Sprinkled, watered -2 Wtltod, mofnteneH, soaked. -J Impregnated eee %<. p. iff in- m. Whiteness. fsrjr^ & impregnate. -2 An 4 P. ; T. 1. 5. spared sage or seer ( like Vy&sa ). -3 Anv sage or seer, a prophet ; ffrin 5TtcTST Ratn. 1. -4 One skilled magical arts, a mag'cian. -5 A. lawsnit, judicial trial. -6 A kind of bard an argnm p nt which is regarded as a logical conclusion "ersij the logically arflf correct side of an argument. choked food. ar5 <* one who has desired object, -V: ) 1. white mustard. -2. N. of Siva. -3- of the great Buddha. -snWH particular posture nf the in meditation. accomplished his successful. ( religiont abode of sages cr Siddhit. JinTi -TiY, -RSrg: the celestial Ganges. of ITT: N. of a particular kind madness or dementia. 3R5, -wR*W sour rice gruel. ^i N. of Siva. TO: the estaside of an argu- Tr<j! qnick-silver. blished or logical ment. -35^. = ffr^-: (1, 3, 4) ahove. ii^^Ts ff*T: the Kravlra plant.. white mustard. -*rrft4ft one wanderof ing about for the acquisition magical power; Pt. 5. -^rrJrt n an *?T a. mineral, epithet of Siva. metallic. ( -W: ) ! quiok-silver. -2one who an alchemist. 3Ti>7 has accomplished his desired object. Siva. >JTWI N. of Trurer. white mustard, (-si) 1. the performance of magical rites for the of supernatural powers -2. the materials employed in mystical or chemical processes. tnv7 a. accomplished, proved. a dogma, demonstrated con( -gq ) N. of Karttikeya. clusion. fc-JT: Wlrff the boiler or pot of a seer to be a vessel which ( it is supposed is gifted with the property of overflowing with any kind of food at the acquisition &o. ). 1 ; desire of tha possessor. ) The Sala -;i 1 tree. Accomplishment, ful- filment, psrfection. rule or doctrine. -2 Validity of a ra^rta^C i. 1 One who establishes a conclusion after noticing and answering objections One learned ( or ^TJJ ). -2 in scientific textbooks. 987 -3 A Mtmimsa follower of the We crescent ; philosophy. ftrf^rt /. plishment, fulfilment, completion, perfection, complete attainment (of an object ) ftrarftrf%: *r?* *T*f3 Wfffft nriaFiT^ SuthAsh. -2 Success, . of a prosperity, welfare, well-being. -3 Establishment, settlement. -4 Substantiation, demonstration, proof, indisputable conclusion. -5 Validity a ( of rate, law &o. ). -6 Decision, adjudication, settlement ( of a law- -13 ( A superhuman power or faculty; these are faculties eight-. Un. flsmrir 68 Aind ] ?** pfrfVr 11 of tree -- tf P. ( ^mrt, ffcgr^ darn, stiich together 1. Red lead n elephant ( -qfr f^tTff: man whose husband ^fr wo- acquisition of supernatural powers by magical means. -15 Marvellous skill or capability. -16 Qood effect or result. -17 Final beatitude, final emancipation. -18 Understanding, intellect. -19 Concealment, vanishing, making oneself Invisible. -20 A magical shoe. -21 A kind of Yoga_22 N. of Dnrgl -23 Complete knowledge. -24 Ad vantag -, use, good effect. -25 N. of Siva. ( m. in this sense). -Comp. 3- a. 1. granting success or supreme felicity. -2. giving the eight snpeihuman faculties ; Mil. 5. 1. ( -3: ) an epithet of Siva. -- ^>ii: a qr!t an epithet of Durga particular auspicious conjunction of planets. 1 Blotcb, scab. -2 Leprosy. -3 A leprous spot. 1 A blotch, JT An : musical mode (TIT), -pi- The inhabitant 9 of the Sindhu country. / 1A great river or river in general nrqR- 13. 9 Me. W*ft inrift fisnj: 46 ; 8. 5. 21 ; Ku. 3. 6 ; 5. 85. -2 Tbe river Sindhu. -Oomp. gri, jf: 1 A -3"<>f$ A tree. f&HWfT N. of man. -2 lestial ; reek-salt. bone. qjqr: cuttle-nab. Sindba. the country isffs 1. aquatic. -2- river-3- sea-born, bom in the Sindh country, (-srt) the moon. (-3J) rock-salt. s?m: the ocean. gs -STTH^ a. born. T%||"g: Tbe milk-hedge, plant* Benzoin, incense. The olibtnum trea. A (w*a) 1 To sprinkle, small drops. -2 To mgwm An N. of a elephaut. \ P. (f%iifl) T%sr: To wet, moisten. Perspiration, sweat. -2 The 1 moon. A woman's zone or girdle. female buffalo. -3 A river near Ujjayint see fim. f%-jrf"l -2 A one of the ce- a. Every, gardens. I White. -2 One-eyed.-*: mouthful -- n; 1 Ihe body. -2 Ved. Food. Rrtfr A woman having a white f^pf a. complexion. f%^T?T^t The day preceding that of new moon, or that day on which the moon rises with a scarcely visi- go, . in move. -II- **,- tffojjfiHO -2 To be 1. P., 1 patient. 10 D. (tf- To ba impatient. -3 To touch. Drizzling rain, drizzle, mist. -2 thin drops of water. See 1 Spray, A for[ fiMT rfi.tf* ] 1 rack or line of a ploi gh-share. -Z ( Hence ) A tilled or furrow d {%; *nat gruund, ploughed land row, i i afVg-fWt Ku. 5.61. -3 Husbandry, v. -4 agriculture as in sTfU^iT qN. of the daughter of Jaotika, king of Mil hi la, and wife of Raina. [She was so called becauHe she was supposed to have sprung from a furrow made by king Janata while ploughing ; the ground to prepare it for a saorice which be had instituted toobtain her pithets, progeny, and hence al-o ' &t. She Dbaraputit ', < 1 tree. ; A morsel, I. 1 scatter ' leprous pious or virtuous to effect or acoomplith -2 Desire to eatabliab, prove, or demonstrate. Desire to create. f%Tf$TT ; ^ spot. tecting. Wish 1 an elephant. -7 An elephant. -8 N . of Varuna.-9 White borax-IOA kind of : scab, elephant. cloth or clothes. *1* =T? 3 f flft irrei gratuitous ) ; Mai. 4. 9 (see Dr. Bhandarkar's note ad. loe. ).-5 The water ejected from an elephant's trunk. -6 The juice exuding from the temples of Se -2 Leprosy. ftpiqr: The asterism Pusbya. ffc-jr a. 1 Perfect, good. -2 Pro- MAI. 5. 10. ; edly. red. TV. J 1 Tbe sea, ocean. -2 Tbe Inthe dns. -3 Tbe country around Indus. -4 N. of a river in Malvi ; Me. 29 ( where Malli's remark wg- a- Scabby, tainted with leprosy, leprous. a bore. 80 1. To sew, H^bTTt 5. 17. -WITH 373 to 8tnn< together, connect veiy closely or uninterrupt- is -14 The ; -2 To is living. Reddened, made Red 3*r ) 1 l^V-.'jf' unite, bring or join together; - ) N. Bed-lead. a. r ; f * G!t ^^it lead- fgftnaiggr 8<5ff N. 22. 45. -Oomp. ; correctness. -8 Payment, liquidation ( of a debt ). -9 Preparing, cooking (as of drags &c. ).-10 Tbe solution of a problem. -II Readiness. -12 Complete purity or sanctifloation. tion. . -7 Certainty, truth, accuracy, ). or tre e. ; suit ease of the veins &o. -2 redness and inflammation of the eyes.' 3rr?yt enlargement of the vessels of the venesecyeJiiaj:, -wrm, -7H$ ffr; Accom- 1 [ finr-fifri ] m jpftumCT r r wr 5ft Ait. Br. all, entre. whole, Den. A. To be convulsed, feel a chilling senealion. See Tbe root'of long pepper. . stream. -Cottp. was marrred to Baaia and accomWhile panied him to the forest. there she was once carried off by Ravaos who tried to viclnte her chastity, but she scornfully rejected When Rama cametoknow his suit. that she was in Lanka, he attacked the place, killed Batanaand bis beat of demons, and recovered Stta. Bhe the hud, however, to puss through terrihle otdesl of are beiore she could be received by her bust and as bis wife.. convinced hud afterwards when far advanced Though tt>us of her chastity, be lifriyi. 1 Any tubular vesse^of the nerve &c.;. body (as a vein, 'artery, -2 A bucket, baling vessel -3 Ved-, A Ayouijtt OTTRTt ! a dis- 1 to abandon her, the people pregnancy, becaubO continued to suspect ner fidelity. a protector in She, however, found the sage Volmiki, at whose hermitage she was delivered of Ku*a and in 988 A woman Lava, and who brought them tip. She was ultimately restored to Rama by the gage ]. -5 N. of a goddess, wife of Indra -6 N. of Uraa. 7 N. of Lakihmt. -8 N. of one of the f nbuloes branches of the Ganges -9 Spiiitnnua liquor -Comp. -rnj im- plements of Bgricltnre, husbandry Ms. 9. 203. 100 ^frm of riarnnchandra. <^> thocugtardapple tree. ( -;$ ) its fruit. *ft?T a Measured out. by fntrowg, ploughed. tilli-d, Bice, corn, ftj giain. : ^SW ; Indolence, slothfulncss, idleness. ^ftg m. [ fi^.-? J?r Git- 10 BuKula 87 the m: tree. 16. 52. K. ; the tiee- Boundary, 1 border, limit, ftro legal decision with respect to land-marks or boundaries. RJj-if a boundary-mark, land mark. T^ a dispute about boundaries. f*f> tree. -2- the tree. mango the Bakula tree. flT?T: U. 5. 22. transvillage-boundary. Tgrsrsr gressing or leaping over a boundary, crossing a frontier ( now performed on the Dasard day ). ; Baknla Kadamha the I. JiT: Si. 9. ; r dis- Spirit ] from molsses, rum -Comp. Me. ; Pease. r:/ A sound made by drawing in the breath, ( expressive of sighing, shive ing with cold, fifTI: murmuring &c. ) n*ff V. 4 24. tilled ; ; N. qfif: 7 2. margin, frontier. -2 A mound or ridge serving to mark the boundary of a fild, village &c. ; *ffat smr Y. 2. wg?n4ir f^r? Ms. 8. 245 152. -3 A mark, land-mark. -4 A bank, shore, coast -5 The horizon. -6 A suture ( as of H skull ). -7 The bounds of morality or decorum, limita of propriety. $ The bighest or utmost limit, hie bout point, climax *frfctr isnaWtsraw Bk. 1. 6. -9 A field. -10 The npe of the neck. -II The ecrotnm. -Comp. a neighbouring 3*nhri prince. 3ff: 1. a b:>tmdary-line, border, frontier-line. -2. the utmost limit. ^iT5f l-the ceremony of worshipping or honoming a village-boundary. -2. worshipping the bridegroom when he arrives at the tools of ; Bk. ; segg power or supremacy. -III. 5 * JIT ; ftnl H. 1 : ii The anns : A. (?). sacrificial vessJ the in TV. I ] A boundary &c. ; 57 fftriflf. -2 The scrotum jun Fpirr e?T. St. sea tfrm below ). ; ( for -- se Si. 3. ee ; ^irfiH ; other senses line, ; 65 ^ ssjTfiffar i? sTw 6'i. ; 8. 69 Mv. 5 ; A kind I 44. T-j^r -3 A Me land- ' A plough jffCT! ; a particular kind of A rfitsff; 1 To I part as -2 To part or murk by a line geneml ) ^| )ffrrar>: Kir. ( in 5. 44. , K. tfrn'fta- a. -2 Purled or 1 Parted ( as hair marked by a *T?ntff Ki. 4. 18, ). line See *fir ( to a plough, or a & Balarama epithet of ; ,%*. Lead ; A 1 Ms. 'EUira': I. 1 -IJ. of ; is _ -2 To -3 To distil. a^ to excite, agitate. to produce, ij beget. H- ind. A. psrticie often used with nouns to form Karmadbaraya ano and with Bahnvrtht compounds, adjectives and adverbs. It has the following senses excellent Well, good, 1 as in girft. -2 Beautiful, as in jfnj!?r. ?r,3>5lY ; ; handsome &c. -3 Well, perfectly, thoroughly, properly ; H. -4 22. 1. Easily, readily, as io fl-^t or igftvi q. v. -5 Much, very much, exceedingi 5?reor, S?P* &o. -6 Worthy of respect or reverence. -7 It is also aid to have the renses of assent, ly and distress. -Oomp. 1 srr having good eyes. -a. aiir a. having keen organs, acute. well-shaped, handsome, lovely, -arsj a. see s. v. 313 o,, having a 3T?T> -Whappy end, ending well. prosperity, - yirs a. see s. v. -Mittf, -a*?5*3 a. see 3frerir,-wn>ief a. well-formed, handsome, beautiful. awTcT *ee 8. s. v. v. -arr^nf taking justly or. properly a. very splenMs. 8. 172. did or illustrious ; Ki. 15. 22. fg ; HPTW a form a. properly sacrificed. of fire. TTIF a. well spoken, well- ^^m. ; ) 1. Wr3 %^rft Ve. 3. kind of bird ( srRipF ) a good or wise saying ^3 Bb. 2. 6, wurr ( -,Rr ) ( -fF a ^* ; -2 A stitojjing,. needle -2 The frenum 1, 6. U. 114 ; Y. ( Hrf?f-?t ) f a V- 7f%t/- a ly speech. -2- 1. a good or friendgood or clever say- TTTT ing. -3- a correct sentence. a. 1 very superior. -2. well towards the north. -TfUHT < making good vigor- ous effort or exertion. -a'J a. quite mad a. easy to be or -" frantic. approached. furnished with good instruments. ihjcM the aloe plant. qjj: itch. -2- a yam. -3. 1. an onion a sort of grass ^9Tt onion. ^f< a. (trorft/-) I. esy to be dons, a. 1. gift, ^: 190. The milk-Hedge 2 P. B. 15. 97. -2. hymn, as in jST^t!? &c. e ^f|r^[ m. a hymn-seer, Vedio sage. ^r^/. 1. a hymn. -2. praise, a word of dic efforts, vigorous, active, (-if) Sewing, of the prepuce. qm ) the pour out, sprinkle, make a libation. -4 To perform a sacrifice, especially the Soma sacrifice. -5 To bathe. -6 To churn. Deid. (g^frHT) -WiTH praise. seam, suture. ; ) Si. 3. 1 plough -2 The sun. -3 An m. 1 Den. P. 25] porpoise. *fri lied lead. inhabitant of hell. 2. ; Hffj A hsir. srnall Me. 16. -2 The sun. -3 The Arka plant. -Crimp. vrift an epithet of Jiu.aka m. iriBf:, -*j^ epithets of Balarama. *jru the I women in the fourth, or sixth, eighth mouth of their pregnancy. Un. 2^1 yoking of cattle team so yoked. N. of -2 An S extract juice- said (&-? mark. -Oomp. TtrtnT parting of the hair ', One of the twelve Suitukaras or purificatory rites observed by HTH?Or7- of tree. -3 An ant or a similar [fi?rca: ot the hair, tue buir parted on each sid u of the bead so at to leave alike sRpfft ^frfjTS: ant-hill. insect. 5l*1 1 A boundary. land mark. -2 Tbo paitiug line tfirrei: boundary-questions. Rqrf: litigaabout boundaries. tbe wjfi law regarding disputes about boundaries. f ; a tree serving as a boundary-mark $jfa. the meeting of two boundaries. tion shape of a boat. SfJt, ( e=frffi, changed to To tH plant. go, ) move. To poi- -- practicable, feasible ; ^w e. 3 jr^ft 9T 'sorter 989 said than dona'. -2. easy to be man( -tT ) a tractable cow. (-* ) charity, benevolence. ^ffrq a. I. aged. one whoee deeds are righteous, virtuous, good. -2. active, diligent, (-m.) N. of Vigvakarman. %;& o. one who seed. -3. a blue lotu-^. -4. a kind of fragrant grass. ( -qr ) sacred basil. fa<JT: 1. sulphur. -2. the red Tulnsi -3. the orange. -4. a kind of narc: an epithet of Siva. gourd. >rVw a- ! 8weet-gmelling,fragrant, redolent with perfumes. -2- virtuous, has acquired a great reputation for liberality in giving and using ( money &c. ) ^jf: the Karavella plant. ^trt^T the Kftndtra pious, (-ftfc) I. perfume, fragrance. -2. the Supreme Being. -3. a kind of sweet-smelling mango. ( -pjr n. ) creeper, -qnfeq a, 1. having beautiful sterna. -2. beautifully joined. (-TO. ) a bee. fjrj fire-wood. the root of long pepper. -2- a kind of fragrant grass. -3. coriander seed. "RtoTST I. nutmeg. -2. areca nut. -3. -- j- If3f: an onion. <* |)*TK ! very 1 . cloves. the jjj root Utra. JjF5r$fT delicate or soft, smooth. -2. beautifully young or youthful. ( -^t ) 1. a beautif ol youth. -2. a kind of sugarcane. _3. a kind of grain ( ^Jrrirrar ). -4. a kind of mustard. -5. the wild the ( -TT ) 1. the double jasmine. -2. the plantain. -3. the great round a place of sacrifice to exclude profane access. f frf: / the same as above. 55 a. (ft having a beautiful house or aoode, well-lodged ; SSifr PT^fn&sTT Pt. 1. 390. a ! bold well or firmly JTfiai grasped. -2. used or applied proper- Champaka. flowered jasmine. jprrv^f: 1. a beautiful youth. -2. rice ( ). ( -*) the Tamalapatra. jjpRrfr tbe Navamallika jasmine. a. 1. <%ft doing good, benevolent. -2. pious, virtuous, righteous. -3. .wise, learned. -4. fortunate, lucky. -5. making 3% good sacrifices or offerings, (-m.) I. a skilful worker. -2- N. of Tvaotri. done well or properly .-2. thoroughly done. -3. well-made or ^flT o. I. constructed. -4. treated with kindness, assisted, befriended. -5-virtuong, righteous, pious. -6- lucky, fortunate. (-# ) 1. any good or virtuous act, kindness, favour, service ; nr^ 1 ^ ff?rf%WT irrflir fcr ?T Kn. aqpir B. 6. 14. 47 16. ; m^fwf -3. fortune, auspiciouBaoiis. -4. recompense, reward. $fm/. 1. well-doing, a good act. -2. kindness, virtue. -3. practice of penance. -4auapiciousness. -^fifa a 1. acting well or kindly. -2' virtuous, pioue, good, righteous; musk rat. 16. -3 wise, learned. -4. benevolent. -5. fortunate, lucky, -fjftf a good action ; Pt. 2. 41. 4>$i(tf)<: the citron tree. N. of .Agni. -2. of 973. ] Siva. -3. of Indra. -4. of Mitra aud Vaiuna. -5. of the sua.-6. of Soma. T <* I- going gracefully or well. -2. graceful, elegant. -3. easy of access ; Pt. 2. 144. -4. intelligible, . easy to be understood ( opp. j>r ). (-i) ! ordcre, feceg. -2. happiness. T3 a. I. well-gone or passed. -2. well bestowed. ( : ) an epithet of Buddha, -if?: I. fragrance, odour, perfume. -2. sulphur. -3. a trader. sandal. small cumin -2. (-\)1. 1- incense. sulphur. -3. a kind of rice, (-^j) the white lotus. irrr a. ! eaigy of access, accessible. -2. easy. -3. nfar intelligible. an plan, - ly or . ; gsrsmrBb- 2. 82. -2. a number of good men. -3. bravery. 3jrnq^ f^fT a. 1. of noble or respectable birth ; Mai. 1. T sifcjfr JiT^rfotf: gstsffi 34. -2. legitimate, lawfully a lotos. gj^trj 1. a born. good 3Tfj speech. -2. a kind of speech thus described by Ujjvalamani; enclosure /) auspiciously. "SIPT^ one a. whose name is auspiciously invokedone whose name it is auspicious to utter ( as Bali, Yudbisthira), a term used as a respectful mode of speak) 1. well-grown, tall. -2. well uiadeor 'produced. -3. of hih birth. -4. bsautiful, lovely ; M4I. 1. 16. R. 3. 8. ergo. 1. having a beautiful body. -2. extremely delicate or slander, very thin. -3- emaciated. ( -gj -^t/- ) a jr WST: lovely lady (jar: jirg 3 T^^Rt In-^iTiTr: V. 1. 10. jf*V a f 1. well-8trioged. -2. (henoe)melodious. TTtt;". 1- one who practises austere penance. -2. having great heat, (-m.) 1 an ascetic, a devotee, ; . a dainty morsel, -jftga. having a beautiful neck. ( 7. ) 1. a hero. -2- a swan. -3- a kind of Mai. 1. irrff: weapon. -4. N. of one of the four horses of Krishna. -5. of Siva. -6. of Indra. -7. N. of a munkry-cbief and brother of V&li. [ By the advice of Kab&ndha Rama went to Sugriva who told him, how his brother had treated him and besought his assist ance in recovering his wife, promising at the saute time that he would assist Rama, in recovering bis wife Sita. Rama therefore, killed Vali, and installed Sugriva oo the throne. He then assisted Rama with his hosts in of ;4 132 ;Rg.7. intNi:- -2 a god, deity. ^jr a pair of nippers or ^S=J>: tongs. a fine cloth. jr^ : N. o f Siva, (-^r) be river Siitlej. ^pr a. 1. good, virtuous, respectable. -2. kind, benevolent ( -;T. ) |. a good or virtuous man, benavolsnt man. -2. a gentleman. -3. N. of Indra's cbariotrer. -3f^ar I- goodness, kindness, benevolence, virtue conquering Ritvana, monkeys and recovering Situ ]. $5t: N. of Rama. 53 a. very weary or fatigued --wg^ a- hnving good eyes, seeor ing well. ( -m. ) 1. a diioerning wise man, learned man. -2- the g'RtT, -TIT^ glomeroos fig-tree. a well-conducted, well-behaved. (, ~i) 1. good conduct, virtuous deeds. -2. meiit ; era- g^RanSffrf 3^r 1^3 well-con 'i ct-^r) wife. ed, devoted, and virtuous m. the Bhurja tree. f%7W: 1- a king-fisher. -2- a kind or speckled kind of gourd. snake. f^^T f^crr, -f%iTif deep thought, deep S. 6. 10. (-trr, -^q reflection or consideration. f^cn surf, for a very long time, very long. hermit, an aucunrite. -2. the sun. ( -n. ) an austere penanse. -tret ind. most excellently, best. fftt ind. I. better, more excellently. -2. exceeding ly, very much, excessively ; liu. 1. 24 girrj ^r(g: R. 2. 53, 7. 21, 14. 9. 18. 24. -3. more BO, much more go ; jrsicirrwr w ^ %t?Pf ; gTmT *rw ' immense depth ', cuckoo. 1iTff N. of one of the seven regions below the earth; sco qtcTf*. -2- tue foundation of a large building. -f ^57: tha coral tree. af^Jl a. 1. very sharp. -2- very pungent. -3. acutely painful. ( -$ir: ) 1- the Sigru tree. -2. of a sage *j*iir g N ; ?([*f: I- a good preceptor. -2- N. of SIVA. <jra. very lofiy or tall. tree. ( -TJ ) the cocoanut irsn^a. 1. very sharp. -2. very bright, or splendid. -3- very mighty. ( -TO.,) a worshipper oJC the sun. -^-(%ai a. 1. very sincere or upright. -2- liberal or rich in sacrificUI gifts Pt. 1. 130. N. of the wife of Dilipa ( -<JJT ) ; ; . a cane, ratan. ?^ a. ^TJ I. having handsome teeth. an actor, a dancer, good tooth. -2- 990 the female elephant of the (- ^r/ ) 1- good looking, beautiful, handsome. -2- easily geen.(-r: ) I . the discuB of Vishnu as in^mjfTcig^TH: K. -2' N. of Siva. -3, of mount Meru. -4. a vulture. ( -;fr-5f ) N. of ; Amar.att, Indra's capital. ( -;r )N. in STH general. a- I. liberally. ( m. ) i. a cload. -2. a mountain. -3. the sea. -4. N. of Indra's poor elephant. -5. N. Brahmana whooame of very to Dv4rki with only a ftmell quantity of parched rice a* a present to his friend Krishna and was railed by him to wealth and glory. 3T7: 1. good or auspicious gift. -2. a special gift given on parti cnlar solemn occasions. -3. one who offers such a gift. f^* I. a happy or auspicious day. -2. a fine day or weather ( opp. jj^O ; so ^T^^ig in the same sense. a. very long efi or extended. ( -qf ) a kind of cucumber. a. very scarce or rare. Jc5*r |T a. very distant or remote. (g=*< means ]. to a great distance. -2. to a very high degree, very much. 95^3 'from afar, from a distance'), -jga. very firm or hard, compact. a. having beautiful eyes. ( -/. ) a j^ 3*1*1 a. having an pretty woman. excellent bow.(-m.) 1. a good archer or bowman. -2. Ananta, the great serpent. V&l a. -3. N. of Vitvakarman. attentive to duties. ( -/. ) the council or assembly of gods, (-m.) 1. the hall or palace of Indra.-2.one -2. 1. ment, erection. -4. installation, conumi%tT a. 1. well-estaconsecrated. -3. celebrated. ( -?T: ) the Udumbara tree. q.v. -sfttjo. well disposed, well-con- ducted, common flax. ( -?y:), -sftgrafs a blue ^=r a. having good or beanti- gem. water (.?). irgr a. well-cooked. -2- thoroughly ma- fnl eyes. I. sercration. blished. -2. righteous, virtuous, good. (-trt)l.a Brahmana. -2. N. of Sisopala q. v. -3. Ved. a good leader. s75 a- very black or blue. ( ~<7: ) the pomegranate tree. ( -&r ) ;ft n. tured or ripe. ( -ar t ) a sort of fraijfjrr a woman havgrant mango. ing a good husband. -<m: 1. a good road. -2- a good course. -3. good conduct. TTSJ^ m. ( num. sing, jr Garnda. tmsf a. -2. well-Sited. 1. very spacious. q^ a. well .joint- good position. -2- good reputafame, celebrity. -3, establish- tion, j TiasoUtT a- 1- thoroughly purified, -2. well-versed in. -3. well mvestigi'ted, clearly ascertained or determined. wftara. 1. having a beau- handsome. -2. having a beautiful trunk. ( -q>t ) 1. an epithet of K&madeva. -2. of Siva. -3. of the elephant of the noith-east tiful shape, lovely, si'irot quarter. a good tank. ir>r a. very brilliant, glorious. ( -vrr ) one of the seven tonga es of fire. !WtT 1 an auspicious da wn or day. break f%g^rr sjiriTrernsr rf ^ ; SrBSIT.: a skilful archer. jiiftiTt 1. good management or application. -2. close contact. -3. dexterity. siffW: N. of Kubera. wr? a. very gracious or propitious. ( -^: ) N. of Siva. faif a. much very liked, agreeable. ( -V: ) (in prosody ) a foot of two short syllables. ( -qr ) I. a charming woman. -2- a beloved mistress. B. 17. 1. perfect, secure. moon, and the 8th and 14th day of tree. -3. a variety of kind. good. -3. happy, prosperous. well-aimed or directed ( as a each fortnight ). -5. smoke. ( -/. ) white Durva grass. qavfto a. 1. completely fled or run away. -2. a cuttle-fish fcsr: -4. oolocyntb. bone. sfar: sesamura. TfT a. very r powerful. ( -jy: ) 1. N of Siva. -2. N. of the father of Sakuni. ifryrT: assembly of gods 5<m<"<5f>: -4. good conduct, good ! ed, having many joints or knots. (-in. ) 1- a bamboo. -2- an arrow. -3. a god, deity. -4. a special lunar day ( as the day of full or new diligent in properly maintaining his wnf -flf the council or family. 27, : fi^HT spirituous, liquor. srnrsa. 1. standing well. -2. very celebrated, renowned, glorious, famous. (-BT) haviour. -2. good policy or prudence. *ftntj/- Pt. ; (-*;) a, manners, propriety. -2. good policy. -3. N. of the mother of Dhrava, a. full 1. 25. -2. well-filling. a kind of citron ( ^sr^j ). sir?r S<37i the Baka-pusbpatree. a. I. manifest, apparent. -2. public, a sound judgment. notorious. s?n filled very lonely or private. ( -ft ) ind. very secretly or closely, f^rwrfT: very narrowly, privately. an epithet of Siva. wellsfter 1. fWgw one who gives ?r^ in Main&ka mountain q. v. tain. -2. the conducted, well-behaved'. -2. polite, civil. ( -flf ) 1. good conduct or be- Buddhist. welT blossomed, being flower. -2. having the hair thrilling or bristling. JT. a. 1. easy to be ^ff^r 1. a bnndBome woman. -2. a woman. -3. an order, a command. -4< a kind of drag. jrfaj a qr a. very bountiful. of Jambudvipa. a. 1. having a beantif ul navel. -2having a good naver or centre. ( -vri ) 1. a moan- faff a. weapon ). ( $nr>rt ) sWiWWr WHt Ved. -ft a. having a nrr- ; good understanding, wise, clever, intela wise or intelligent ligent. ( -tftt ) man, learned man or pandit. ( -f. ) a good understanding, good sense, in- a particular kind of royal palace. -2. N. of an attendant on Krishna (-??) the club of Balar&ma. "sTM-Tr 1. a woman. -2 N. of Uma, or of one of her female companions. -3. a sort of pigment. ne of the seven tongues tjjWoiT of fire. -3*31 N. of a woman. -5rrt 1 rgood conduct. -2. good policy IJST a. having beautiful eyes. (-vr : ) a deer. ( -sr ) I. a woman having betotiful a women eyes. -2. telligence. cr 1- qnr 1. & good or suitable vessel, worthy receptacle. -2. A nt or competent pernon, any one well-fitted for an office, an skillfully retreated. able person. qr=[ ( qr^ or tr^V/. ) having good or handsome feet, -trrthe waved-leaf fig-tree ( %$ ). 1 . -2* N. of the eon of Sampati, elder brother of Jatayn. q?ct a carrot. fifth Muhurta. ff: ) the jfTr a woman having a good husband. wra. (sirr or sifr/.) flowers. (-T;) tree. -2. the Sirisha ful having beautiI. the tree. plantain tree. ( -ST ) I-2- the menstrual excretion. ttie coral ( -ctft ) cloves. pumpkin, gourd. -2- the plantain brown grape. . N. of Siva. srrg- a. 1. handsomearmed. -2. strong-armed. ( -, ) M. of a demon, brother of Maricha, who had become a demon by the curse of He with Maricha, began of Visvamidefeated by Rima and tra, tut was Lakebmana see R. 11. 29. 5f>j a. easily apprehended or understood. or advice. ( -u: ) good information sTgr11?: 1 an epithet of Kirttikeya. -2- N. of onaof the sixteen priests Agastya. to disturb the sacrifice ; . employed at a sacrifice. vpr a. 1. very fortunate or prosperous, happy, blessed, highly favoured. '2. lovely, 991 charming, beautiful, pretty ; 3 sr a. |. good-minded, of a good disposition, benevolent. -2. well-pleasefl, satisfied. (-n.) 1. a good, divinity. -2. a learned man. -3- a student of tft- 80; Mai. 9. -3. pleasant, grateful, agreeable, sweet beW7orsT>T M 3. 4, S. 1. 3. -4. KQ: 4. 34, K. 11. ; loved, liked, amiable, dear ; ^jfTj% 5. f:jrrfat Git. 5*r: ^5^3 pleasing qr^fH ; irf f >ag 5>Trwr- HR-: wfift Me. 94. -2- vain, flattering oneself. -*mr 1- a woman beloved by her husband, a favourite wife. -2- an honoured mother. -3. a kind of wild jasmine. -4- turmeric. -5. the Priyangu oreeper.-6 the holy basil. C wife. 5 very happy or fortunate. ( -^t ) N. of V slinu. ( -^T ) N of a sister of Balar&ma and Krishna, married to a Arjuna q. v. She bore to him on named Abhiraanyn. " 1 H?3>t a car for carrying the image of a ntW* god. -2. the Bilva tree. or a. well eloqnent. spoken (-ff) I- fine speech, eloqnence, Bh. 3. learning ; sfrn'T'T 5>Trf^cf an 2. -2 a witty apophsaying, thegm, an apposite saying ; 1 the Vedas. -4. whuat.-S- the Nimba tree. (-/., n. said to be pi. only by some ) a flow*r ^flsFfT wfwPft5T: also intended); jectival sense in 1. it fit fcsT^ fprsrot JT^nrrr^ nwt 5T|f^R- G. ; Si. 6. 9ir3f5T5T5Tnfi>j!Tr 5tor the great-flowered ja-mice. -2. the MaUtt creeper. (-/. I. ) ^ pleasing. -3- disposed to, eager for; Ki. 6. 42. ( -w. ) 1. a learned man. - A an epithet of a Garnda. -3. of . -4. of Siva. ( -is ) the scratch of a finder-nail, (^wr, -wfr ) a handsome woman. -2- a mirror. I a carrot. ^?ys the Munja 1?fir hiving a good grass. Qnnega. W^ intelligent. understanding, wise, -m. ) a wise man. ( -/. ) heart-pea. ~x^\ \. the sacred mountain Mern, v*$ beautiq. v. -2. N. of Siva. ( ful Bubbasb. -3. a good remark ; ^5rri^t(inRr). fit* 1alms, successful begging -2- abundance of food, an abundant supply of &e. provisions, plenty of corn ^firtft Tn3ft the Palasi tree. ^a. having beauti- the Bilva tree. lovely eyebrows. ( -w : /. ) woman. (N. B. The vocative singubut lar of this word is strictly g*r ful : BW ; BlflrtfBk.e.l7iM 1Mil. 3. 8. ifrra 5. 43 in very auspicious. -2* abounding sacrifices. n^ o. very wise, (-ft: /. ) 1 a good mind or disposition, . ; . kindness, benevoluncf, friendship. -2. a favour of the gcda. -3 a gift, hi easing. -4. a prayer hymn. -5- a wish or desire. -6- N. of the wife of Sagara and mother of 60,000 WfT: the mango ons a v*ry sweet or grvable words. slen-der-waisted. woman. tree. HST, -nwr I. wlieat. a. n7T, -nirwT m a. graceful charming, lovely, beautiful. the ws* speech, gentle ( a very -r; ) -2. the thorn-apple. (-HT great-flowered jasmine 1 sense. ( -r ) I. red sanders. -2. C m. vermilion, "trra! reft ohalk. the Murvi a house-breaker. 5, tPm jack-fruit tree. betel-nut-tree. TSTiirart 'h 8 plant. ; used by writers like lih'iHi, KiliJaas, and Bhavabhnti gr RiT: V. 3. 22; is Ku. trrgT: graa, good pasturage. N. of Siva. N. of Vishnu. jrlf: *fnj5T: an epithet of Duryodhana kind of red chalk. T^TS : ! q.v. tTi ! -1. a kind of mango tree. -3. a good colour. -2 the orange. hole cot in a house (gprr also in this the fcrsr: w much sported. -2- playful. -3. much enjoyed. -4. com-* ) I g'at passionate, tender. ( a. I. -2- copuladelight or enjoyment. or intercourse, tion, sexual union Bn- 2. rr coition female-messenger, a ! ; 44. sW9^ TWf^T arjff a chaplet, garland go-between. -2for the head, "utfn: addiction to Ku. 119. tfft: amorous pleasures satisfaction. /.great eopymentor ; w a. 1. well-flavoured, flfoK.(-rr) -t ) the sacred ba?il myrrh.^. fragrant . ( ^ ) grais. governed by a good king ) king. -2. a divinity. Surat gam- I trsr^o; QTTt|T gf ). Brabmana a. side of India a kind of poison. xy. of 8vir&sb(ra. -tr o- 1- well-formed, handsome, lovely ; g^r sfrTr. -2- wise, learned. ( -r a. |. easy to be obtained, easy of attainment, attainable, feasible *r*3f- sr gt?vrr ; ^ rr V. 2. 9 ; c^rgHH^gJirtfgwfr HTf fH^rt 2. 6. -2. ready for, adapt- ed suitable to, fit, ; S. 4. 4. -3. natural to, proper for HrgTrTrg^Hi a. easily provoked, wRtrrr K. irascible. m N. of the wife -2. of Indrajit. very red. ( -frr ) one of the seven tongues of fire. 777 1. e good face or month. -2- correct utterance. ( -&KI ) N. of cJTf*- brass. wrffriT o. *^r, -8^ Siva. n. eloquence. T^t7 alkali. natron, linseed. of Siva. *r see s. v. TfTcT: 1. an agreeable vernal season. -2. the TCtn N. ; 77 a. bearing well, enduring. -5. a lute. ( -57 ) inr: 1. N. of Siva. -2- a pleasant dwelling. -3- an agreeable perfume or odour. arrRpft ! a woman married or single who resides in her father's house. -2. a married woman sense-). 1. patient. -2. pctient, easy to be borne. is alive. f^Ktcr a. valiant or bold, chivalrous. heroism. ft^ ) a hero. (-*) whose huaband very ( -JT: m. a learned man, shrewd person. ( -/. ) a ft^ shrewd or clever woman. an attendant on the 1. : women's apartments. -2. a king. m. a king. f>f%* I a housefafrj hold, family. -2. weattn. ments ( ( -jj ) on the wrongly for attendant the an ftffyt apartv. ). tflfr^fj q. women's women's apartments, harem, -ftfjjr a married woman. f^r o. of a good kind. f^q^ ind. juicy, -3- elegant ( a savoury. -2- sweet. the plant a composition ). ( -W, -*TT ) N. of Darga. ( -wr, me western country on ( easily. -ft*K modest. ( a, well-trained, tractable cow. _f%f^a. 1. well placed, well-dewellposited. -2. well-furnished, well arrangsupplied, well provided, f fifrft ed Qf%r?tT!w7r(TTr S. i ; *re(rfl-*s>*^srnr Mil. 1. -*. well done ; -ar ) a wf w a- havor performed. ^ft( 4ft )gr ing good seed. ( -sr: ) 1. N. of Siva. -2. the poppy. ( -5f } good geed. qf'f ^TCiH 8our rice-gruel. a. 1. having great vigour. -2- of pleasant food. -3. a epithet of Siva. wr^n^ a- ! having a sweet tagte,sweet-flavoured.-2. sr happy state, well-being ;g?*J3ff*rr same senge). -^aerr -!*%!/ 1-good heroic strength, heroic, chivalrous. heroism. -2- abund) 1. great ( ance of heroes. -3. the f rait of the condition, well-being, welfare, happiness. -2- health, convalescence, -ftmr wild cotton. ff% jujube. a pure offering. -2- a hymn of jT. 1. with a pleased or smiling countenance. f^TTST: an epithet of Siva. u. |. melodious, harmonious. ( -iTf ) fVT a. praise. virtuous, good ; wftll-behived, I- uffr ar**r gf TT ^ir wmtf B. 8. 77. -2HS*f*5T or fifr gf Wrr^ ^rsfa where N. of Varnna. or prosperous circumstances, prosperous. 4 happy, fortunate. ( -^tr ) a. pleasantly smiling. (-?rr) a woman m -2- loud. a. f^?f I. or fit very suitable, appropriate. -2. beneficial, salutary. -3. friendly, affectionate. cucumber. 3*T5T9ff: srrffrKt 1 delightful. ( -q : ) 1. pleasant flavour. -2- enjoyment ( of 3?*rw: 1. merry-making, pleasure). pleasure, festival, jubilee. -2- & hus- agreeable, band. T9r*ft 3^>> -3<* warm water. down or realization of happi - j^ji a. resulting in happito be spoken easily or a. comfortably arrftg agreeably. ness. ness -- 79 a. ?W1 -4. satisfied. ( -at) one of tbeseven tongues of fire. jpr a. having a kind heart, cordial, friendly, loving, affectionate. ( -m. ) ]. a friend; an seated, sitting at eas. to. desiring happiness, wishing well natron. R*I -afrti -ftTW 3?f^3r: o. giving pleasure, pleasant. a good horse. STRT happy. o- 'SfH: -^ o- Vishgiving plaasnre. ( -^'s ) N. of nu. ( -^r ) I. courtezan of Indra's heaven. -2. the river Ganges. -3. the Sami tree. ( -q- ) the seat of a cow easily milkVishnu the adjectives are used in a double sense ). ( -Vr ) a good or virtuous conduct ; Pt. 1. 69. - good hearted. -2. dear, affectionate, ed. observance of religious vows, strictly loving. -2. easy knowledge HrPra, -Wsr a. happy. ijv a. easy to be broken ( fig. also ), fragile, brittle. olibanum treejftsr the gum moon frr%: I. the night of new ( all religions or virtuous. ( - a religious student. ( -or) 1. a virtuous wife. -2 a tractable cow, one easily milked. well-spoken of, famous, B'KT a. ; 38. -2- an ally. vrf : the separation of f riecds. ^T77 the counsel of & friend. a friend. 1 jf^ : 10 P. vwtft ( happy, please, delight deiiom. of 5jw ). ; jj^q a.; 1. To make ) ( a properly . f3rr%;ra. well taught, trained, well f$rw: nre. ( -^rr ) I. a disciplined. peacock's crest. -2. a cook's comb. sfnt yellow sandal-wood yfwa. jftgr cold, frigid- ( -H: ) coldness. a. good-tempered, amiable (-5jr)l. N. of the wife of Yama. -2. N. of one of the eight favourite wivaa of Krishna. *?r9ff the gum olibanu u tree. -SJ-T a. 1 well-heard. -2. versed in the Veda*. ( - system of medicine, whose work together with ihat of Charaka, is regarded as the oldest medical authority, and held in great esteem in India even to this day. f^jjH 1. well arranged or united. -2. wellfitted ; Mai. 1. '4$v. close union or embrace. $n*jr N. of the wife of of Janaka. -ff |^i a. agreeable to look at. -|Dr. well directed fas anarrow). q-fct. 1. easy WtonN. of Siva to be borne. -2. bearing or enduring well. ( -f: ) an epithet of Siva, -frjT a. having good sap or essence, (-f:) good sap, essence, cr substance. -2. competence. -3. the red-flowering Khdira tree. -Hn^tf n. crystal. 1. good sand -2- gravel. -3. sugar. *r a. 1 well-suited, being in a good tense. -2. in health, healthy, faring well. -). in good f^HTT 1- . 1 Happy, delighted, -2 Agreeable, sweet, gig-o.^-^l commendable. $ny a, capable of being easily done. -5157: the Khadira tree. $rr% uadned 5rri%tT ^rrTfi N. of Siva. ginger. a. kept under control, well-controlled. glorious, joyful, pleased. charming, pleasant ! gwr: 3. 19. -3 i R- 3. 14 ; so ; f^5n l&ffl^flr g*srm f^t^r: Virtuous, pious. -4 Taking delight in, favourable to S. 7. 18. -5 Easy, practicable grqtft ?rji goffer ftifrfKr^: Ki. 5. 49. -6 Fit, suitable. ; ; sir The of Varnna. capital TST Happiness, joy, delight, pleasure, comfort ; JT^nTTar f :^r?gw (f?^?flT V. 3. 21. -2 Prosperity 3j|ar ?^f-.w^rrgsf w^ff^^vrg TI^ U. 1 ; --^rgrt ( ^nr: 1 sensation of pleasure. - when lamps are lighted in honour -2. a night when of Laksbmt). may husband the with wife his legally -^^ S. 5. 11. WIW a. easy ; &c. accomplished or cured W5? o. 1. agreeable to the touch. -2. gratifying, pleasant ; B. 1. 38. pleasure to be - -3 Well-being, welfare; health, 5 STf- T*T M. 4. -4 Ease, comfort, alleviation (of -'sorrow Ac.); oft. in comp. ; aa in frjssrfinr, gr^tg- f% gwrsTT &o. -5 Facility, easiness, ease. -6 Heaven, paradise. -7 Water. 1 Happily, joyfully. -2 ' grarprrw *rar^ may yon fare -3 At ease, comfortably ind. qj Well well ; '. ; awsrraftn?iar: gsf *^fit ftirV: . gun's 8 ntas. -2. friendly. -3. destroying arnnt: paradise. -3tt$? happiness. a. suitable for bathing. arnrnr: N. of Siva. smiTi a good or sinttT:, well-traiend horse, -snft?: o. of easy ascent. a. air^I^T good-looking, srrer? a- con- lovrly, charming,. ducing to happiness, pleasant, comfortable. WT5t; 1 , eating at ease. -2. U. v- above. To give pleasure ; Mil. 9. 25. To make happy, please. Den A. I To feel happy or -2 To rejoice. -3 To be agree- wisrprk glad. able, give pleasure. n&cr a. Pleased, delighted, ; ; p. delight to, please, K. P. 10. -4 Easily, with ease 3^. ij^WHIOT! 5<3iTTITT^TVTr(T f^jfTSTl Bb. 3 2gwsTfl^ff cohabi* 3. 47. m. natron, alkali. a water-melon. w*, -^f^ ^r^f: a. sweet to the ear, melodious ; Ki. 14. 3. fi^ a. attached to T^:, 1. 40. %^lf Mi. see ; py. ff hap- Happiness. gfSra a. Happy, glad, m. A religious ascetic. joyful staff with a fj^gnr: A kind of atthe top (a weapon of Siva); skull see ^|fir. by W$. A technical Pa^ini for the first five case-inflecterm used tions gr ; cf . tfarqWK- 10 U. disregard. shallow. 1 ( spjft-lt ) -2 To be To despise, small, low, or 993 Poured 1 ).j>. -3 -2 ExSoma juice ). A son. -2 A child, -3 A king. - a* 1 offspring. libation. -Oomp. ajfsi^ a. desirous of progeny. MTfTH: a grandson. (-irr ) a grand-daughter, -anfw .<2. /. birth of a son. fsrfi?!"?^ not differently from a son, just like a son ; R. 5. 6. *TOTT tbe mother of aeven children. paternal affection. The father of r: a son. m. The soni. Having father of a son. A gwr gair daughter / gfert ffTOTOT VKVfT ; Kn. 'rf^HefrS' 79. 6. Extraction of Soma juice. A mother Den. P. a royal palace. *jn a shower ^f^ gfrfSubbash. for like a progeny or son. -2 To treat son. The eger jr^rtfr( 5ft Extraction or preparation 1 juice. -2 A : sacrific al obla- Parturition. m. N. of Indra. The f. earth. fjf^j of TO. 1 An offerer or A Soma student jaice. -2 performed his ablutions ( X: An epithet Indra. drinker who has . of: Creator that they would not die until they should kill themselves. On the strength of this boon, they grew very oppressive, and Indra had at last to send down a lovely nymph named Tilottama, and while quarrelling for her, they killed each other.] subsequent j^T a or preparatory to a saciiflce. ) - ( 't Lovely, beau- ' handsome, charming. -2 Right. N. of Cupid. ft A beautiful tiful, jFTf^ ind. In the of a lunar month ; bright fortnight woman cf. ?f^. JTVTrsU-nq-: The son of an outcast Vauya by a woman of the same class ;cf. I Ms.10.23. ?^T [ 55 fa% wfr ^-vr ?! * TV. ] The beverage of the gods, nectar, ambrosia fftitrlF^Jf ; OnfiTi T svtTs nw f3rf gvrnw N. 1. qraf 1. _2 Tue nectar or honey of flowers. -3 Juice. -4 Water. -5 N. of the Ganges. -6 Whitewash, plaster, mortar ; K., R. 16. 18. -7 A brick. -8 Lightning. -9 The milk-hedge plant. -lOEmblic myrobalan. -| J Yellow myrobalan. -Oonrp. ajg. |. The moon. -2- camphor. f?if a pearl. J^^: N. of Dhanvantari. the moon. 3irfX m a plasterer, bricklayer. tjqf&cr o. 5^: a nectar-like fluid. plastered, white-wushed. -ftiv: (. the moon. -2. camphor. 'q^Sr. an - epithetof Dhanvantari, the physician 125 K: 2. ^V rf^r vrrirf g^fj- srr ??rrrBb. 115 rVorortffrojt Ku. 1. 7. A technical term used by ^JTT 1 ; terminations. &KP-P- [WV&K^] sleeping, asleep H sifters fg- 1 Slept, gaw Ttfcw ^TT: H. Pr. 36. -2 Para; a ~3tf: t^^ sr see benumbed, inseusible Sleep, sound sleep. -Oonrp. midnight. ^TPI a dream. lyzed, ^^. ; a. paralytic. f?H: [ Wi.-i%5. ] ness, drowsiness. 1 -2 paralysis, numbness. fidence. -4 A dream. THT: 1 grjf The moon- -2 Camphor. A -3Sky. 1 Sleep, sleepiInsensibility, -3 Trust, con- flower ; A hymn. -2 Bv. 1. 84. Joy, happi- ness. -3 Favour, protection. sacrifice. -4 A flit deity ^[NWit 3-fl V] I A gnstmwTf ; ; ; -4 A sage, learned man. -Oomp. 3*iRr a celestial woman or daman Of saras, R. 8. 79. ari^TJ an epithet of Indra. 3>c*W. N- of Siva. WIT: 1. an enemy of gods, a demon. -2. the chirp of a cricket, "g^ m. N. of Siva. "5^ m. N. of Vishnu wj- 1. gold. -2. saffron. wr^ni: an epithet of Biihaspati. gel, 'heavenly river', an epithet srWT: 1- the Ganges. arrilT the of mountain Meru. 2- heaven, paradise. fTurr the f^TT: N. of Brihaspati. sacred basil. y%t, -SJT:, -fWT: N. of India, "ifrir: N. of Qarnrfa. phant. -fr 1. ) I. a cochineal, "isr^ TO. elefvr: a celestial SMa the jrfft f*: tree. ^51:1 N. of Indra. -2. of Siva. the celestal Ganges. -2- -2 lodra. ^f^: (gTTT:) -yvrir.. ]. the sun. Durga. TWT: sandc*l-wood. a divine gage. 3tr?ft VUvakarmac. an epithet of rain-bow. ^rg^T N. of Siva. -2. a host of gods. ij^-: an epithet of Brihaspati. strar: an nrflflfi TO. N- of Indra. n^: a tres of epithet of Brahma. TOT: 1. paradise. tfnr^T: the jewel called the DeKanstubha q. v. ^r? an epithst of vadirn tree. 5frfarr the Ganges, the sacred basil. f'fvfr nfl: 1 an elephant of the gods. -2. N. of Airavata %t. TO. t. a demon ; R. 10. 15. -2- Rahu R. 2. ; ; Panini for the termination of the Locative plural. -2 A name for any oue of the several case-endings or 85 [ ^*f- 5*r S-fTfanJ^r: R^ra. gtjfr ti&T* 5' R. 5. 16 -2 The Trq; ft god, ( N (stfa) 1 To rule, govern -II. 10 P. =?nt q- v. g< I. 6. P. -2 To shine. of demon and brother JTsf of Opatnnda, whe were sons of N'knmbha. [They got a boon from the Well-sounding. Soma tion. -3 The udder of a bitch. -2 of a snake. -3 A sparrow. 1 ^nTT(: : of camphor. ; To long l ift^gjt of nectar m. 1 jrsrfar ; ?fr >rwfff the cioon. -2. camphor. -3- a sacrifice, an oblation. rr*f 1. a brick or stone building. -2 1. -'jfa: ^%q QT^I o. ( jfr/- ) Having a child or children. m. father. A a plastered wall. -X a ftr%:/brick-wall. -3. the flfth Muhnrta or hour after noon.-gg^m. a god, deity, 1. brought produced, Begotten, forth. vn^t a stuccoed house. of the gods. out. tracted or expressed ( as 39. 15^ jcr^ff T . 5TTW rain-bow ?mw^ V^ ; 4. gTvjgr^ 1. ij an rjr, -f>T*TTr turpentine, resin. an Tfif: epithet of the Ganges. rir the sky, epithet of Indra. Mern heaven. irsjtf: the mountain a tree of paradise, such q v 1W: the Devadarn tree. rff%r a temple. Mil. 9. 1. grfm/- a celestial damsel. ^n%?rr a flute, pipe. 3T9f: heaven. ^fr I. a celestial woman. -2. N. of Durga ^fjf^ . the sky. sjjjw white Dnrvi grass. weft the sacred basil.-ftf^.-tf^, f%-51^ m. an evil spirit; a demon the rrnH'fr an apiaras. ?rrfw'? Kulputp.ru q. v. $ni^ n. heaven, the Ganparadise. mm, -%S / ges ; QTwfrf^ B. 2. 75. Ssft ^f^fsrs^a^?!^. -^[ft, -tfr 1. a celestial 994 womn ; V. 1. 3. -2. of spirituous liqur daring fermentition. CTTPT distillation of spirituous liquor. IT: I. a drunkard. -2- a N. of bnrga. tVPT a temple. ^ n l e cnt in a wal1 fjtn: -*IT 1 for the purpose of breaking into a home. -2 A subterranean passage, a mine dng underneath a building ; heretio. See : son. -2 Fire. -3 Th ] 1 Of good or beautiful colour, brilliant in hue, B. erf WfcWf 3 Siva. Black 1 ; 1 A arecanut. ws^/. large cardamomi. Sarala tree. nrr the ^rei the an epithet of irrort rose-apple. jj^r the TrrKt * ne spring. Cupid commencement of spring. w HT 1 plantain, fire. Perfumed, gcented. Gum olibanum. -2 N. of wine gpirituOng liquor, wOTwnrt Ms. 11, 94 nrair A ; ; BT = mfr "9 f^rir Brfwr -2 Water. -3 A A JTCT drinking veggel. unake.-Ooarp. wrarr:, le"y. tiller. gold ; -4 digtil- wra*: Mr^t^ 95. rn. a dig- 3HOT: a tavern, dram-ghop. _vi w?: gpiritnoug liquor -3%: the the ajf*: gea of gpiritnoug liquor. cocoa nut tree. v%: a veggol for v^3f: a flag or sign holding liquor. a tavern. q a. 1. a outside hung drinker of spirituous iqnor. -2-pleagant, agreeab]e.-J. wise, sage.-gror, -qijf the drinking of wine or liquor. a wino-tilaes or cup. -*rf r, : yeast.: Hfi the froth or scum 1 Cold . A -2 fri * ld - 1 JTt Pleasant, agreeable. Cold. kind of snake. -3 The moon- A stone. CTf^o. ^ A 1 Full of holes, hollow, 1 -2 Blow perforated. in articulation. an aperture, a cavity. hole, -2 Any wind-instrument. or profound OTftf; /. 1 Deep -2 Great inglelp, profound repose. wspiritual ignorance ; sensibility, ' B. on Br. i. a. 1. 4. 3. Sftt. one of the principal ^Oj: N. of wrr A particular rafa of the gun. human body, artery of the said to lie the between 5*1 and tTi3i, two of veggelg of the body. N. of a tree ( N. of Vishnu. -3 Cane or g5 ind. beautifully. ing nf 1 jrsjnr: excellently, Well, I -2 ) ratan. -2 Very much exceed; 5.3- ; 5 R5!T Uf: 1- -3 Truly, rightly ; Sarva. S. ; aw^r 53- A ll).-s -jfiq-jr rope, cord, gtring N of a 1 abounding in " - g. R. 4. 35. 5 Pt. 1. 45. %s coated N- of a. ^cir^f: a. ^jr yellow jasmine. abounding in gold and silver. m. an epithet of Siva. ^for^ tn. N. of a mixed caste. turmeric. -<j<JTt N. of Viubnu. who hag ac'%<[! an adept tirquired gold by magical means. the five TJ- stealing of gold ( one of ^ cow of plenty. 1 * : amaranth. . of. 51?. ; with gold, gilded. flfs IVishnu. -2. a form of Siva. Brr%a kind of mineral substance. 9t a- the A golden Jif&ret goldsmith. a particular method of calculation in of redarithmetic. rfrftsj a kind chalk. sni^f: N. of a tribe, ( nffr- fragrant smell, perfume, fragrance. -2 Sulphur. -3 Gold. -Cofflp. ^n fragrant butter, well seasoned ghee. RfKW ! nutmeg. -2- cloveg. -3. m. F. of Gold. -2 ; 2. "T^ "* -^>it, gum olibanum tree. A kind of 1 aw of plenty girt Hijiql gr;*: &41 of JJTFfrsTra B. 1. 81, 75. -9 N. of one n. I wealth, riches. -5 A sort of yell ow sandal-wood. -6 A kind of red chalk. -7 N. of a tree ( :niW5K ) -Oonrp. N. of Siva. sn^i: 1. N. of a tree ( =w%5T{ )-~2. the thorn-apple. Npr%5>: sprinkling the bride and bridegroom with water into which 4 piece of gold has been dropped. 355, *t$A\ a variety of plantain. Spirituous liqoor. -6 The earth. -7 A cow. -8 N. of the fabnloug cow east. orr !'? Mk. OTTfr sacred basil. -3 Jasmine. -4 A sort of perfnme or fragrant plant. -5 -10 The fame, the seven tongues of fire. -2 aloe-wood. -3 Turmeric. -4 ft Colooynth. algo ) coin ( Champaka tree. -5 The Samt tree. -6 The Kadamba tree. -7 A kind of of fragrant grags. ^8 The geagon of spring ;V.2.20 -9 The month /. Chaitra.-lO The Bakula tree The 1 The gam olibanum tree. -2 the Matris. good -5 The thorn apple. One of -2 -2 -2 Of a good of: 1 A good glorious, celebrated. colour. -2 A good tribe or caste. -3 A gort of sacrifice. -* An epithet of -4 3. *"fUw bright, yellow, golden. tribe or catte. -3 Of grant, odorong ; qrraWTgTPT^'T32. -2 Pleas,rnr: S. 1. 3, Me. 16, 21, handsome; -3 Shining, ing, agreeable. 2. a> [ Sin'Ht U^uT written also g^ni ) fra^fff " 1 Sweet-gmelling, ( " *Tf*('ft)ff moon. Mu. 2; A hole gfr.-/. 1 tnbe, pipe. Wt. The 1 1 A * ort of gourd. -2 Black cumin. -3 Cumin-seed. g-qrj: An epithet of Siva. Wr Mabap&takas 5*ofo 1 -3 Gold. fffaq q. v. 4 A. (a^, 5^, 9?) To produce, beget, yield Ku. also) wgjr wr ^rTti*?r* wl. 2, forth, bring ; (flg. 20 rT^ ; WITII 5. 31. incite, debt ). ^ a. Golden. -2 Having a golden colour, beautiful, handsome. -3 A 1 Very lovely or beautivery pleasing. -2 Sume all. -nr Exquisite beiuty, greut lustre or splendour ;^^-^f ww ^g?rrg7iTfji'7 gTffrr^irv qrw*t f>r%?r q^R>rrfSr afg^TtT N. 2. 37, Bv. 1. 26, 2. ; 12, 74, .82, 3. 7. of cornp. ) lotug. ; 1 A h g, pig ; see A potter. sort of deer. -3 SOrt o 11)088. SOW. -2 A a?<. -.2 ?f 1 A A ?yqjr a. ful, end the (At B-inging forth, producing, yielding &o. /. I Birth. -2 Aiinother. wind. 1 An arrow. -2 Air, 33^: 1 JT gjjj: ). Brass, bell-metal. -2 Lead. a. ^ U. lifi* T r ft^ilff to bring forth, be-II 5. P. ( gift ) 1 To get, produce. remit (as excite, inpel. -2 To 1. 176 ] 1 Subtle, tuiuute, atomic P^ fStfftW^ Little, Tf^lt smull ftJS'l^l ; <3T: ; K ***|5TS- 1-19; -J Fine, -4 Nice -5 -6 Crufty, Sharp, scute, penotratiag. - 18. 49. thin, delicate, exquisite. 995 artful, subtle, ingeniou*. -7 Exact, correct. pr- I precise, accurate, An atom. -2 Tne clearing-nut plant. -3 An epithet of Siva. $jf 1 The ubtle all-pervading gpirit, the Supreme Soul. -2 Minuteness. -3 One of the three kinds of power attainable by an ascetic cf. ffra*T. -4 -5 Fraud, cheating. ; Craft, ingenuity. scoundrel. -9 A demon, goblin. -10 -1 1 A crow. -12 A cat. -13 A kind of fine rice. -Comp. vim* the information given by an in- A dog. former. ^-w -*r [ 5^4 of piercing or 55^ ] The 1 act boring, perforation. -2 Pointing out, indicaintimation. -3 Informing tion, against, betraying, calumniating, tra- Mammn- ducing. -4 Gesticulation, indicating by proper signs or gestures. -5 Hinting, hint. -6 Information.-? Teaching, showing, describing. -8 Spying fa : ytfsft 55^. $?3|=*$for^ sr^ifff i rfT qnrnmir (Tf^tr qir^rer K. P. 10. -Coaap WTWnsc m. N. of Siva, qsmall cardamoms. vfi n^t the poppy. a^yr kind of grass I. long pepper. -2. a ^nr quick-sighted - ness, aouteness, foresight, wisdom. fflra, -Ji% a. I. sharp-sighted, eagle eyed. -2- of acute discernment. -3. acute, sharp-minded. n. a ^r? thin plank of wood, a -5rfK the subtle board. %y body which is : , in- vested by the grosser material frame ( iffl^tfk q. v.). gr: 1 coriander seed. -2. a kind of wild cumin. -3. a sart of red sugar-cane. -4. the Villainy, wickedness. Arabic tree. -5. a sort of mus*off a kind of basil. fqc*;ft wild pepper. ifrar; the poppy. ff^-a. sharp- witted.acnte.shrewd, intelligent. ( -f^r. /. ) gnarp witj acute intellect, mental acumen. Hfa gum . precise computation tig^n which opp. ( means 'broad measurement,' 'rough calculation' ). Bma n gravel, ^^ sand. srrK*: a kind of fine rice. Tt^TTor: a sort of louse. g^ pierce. 10 u. ( Piercing. -2 Gesticulation- I -3 Spying SJ%: out, show, manifest, prove fif 3 wrFiwsywr* Me. 21 S. ; i TO indicate, twtq;qft7Mk. 1. 35 (irvri) ; -3 To betray, divulge, reveal w 5^3 tfrnmnTrsft- 5BfTO f 'fe'rit K. 17. 50. -4 To hint, intimate, suggest. -5 To gesticulate, ; 1. 14. ; act, indicate by gestures or signs ; &c TTwrrSWipr ^,,1}, -6, To trace out, spy, ascertain. oiW^TR -WiTH * iT sift to show, indicate . ;3Wr- 9f4%ffrT>reir^ Mb. or blade of grass. srrff ^*: A pointed shoot Kua 1 A piercer. instrument for -2 A needl, any perforating or sewinformer, a tale-bearer, ing. -3 An traducer, spy. -4 A narrator, teacher, an instructor. -5 The manager or chief actor of a company -6 A Buddha. -7 A Siddha. -8 A villain, ont, seeing, sight. *r !-; -sfi /. of Kua tip wsf ] 1 A needle. -2 An elephant's trnnk. -Comp.-m <j? : an elephant. gig- a. Laving a po'nted mouth or head. (-*s) a shell, the conch-shell. of anything ; told, revealed. -5 Ascertained, known. ^r%^ a. ( sfr/. ) I Piercing, per- -2 Pointing out, intimat-3 ing, indicating. Informing against. -4 Spying out. -m. A spy, forating. an informer. A 1 a. needle. -2 A night. -m. N. o Pointed, Garurfa. See ^(%. : an'TT^55i;g; *iT so ^?i^r%~* The sharp point or graes ) S. 1 gfr%iT p. p. [^-^] 1 Pierced, bored, perforated. -2 Pointed out, shown, intimated, indicated, hinted. -3 Made known or indicated by signs or gestures. -4 Communicated, 1 ] Piercing, perforating. -2 A needle. -3 Sharp point or pointed blade ( as ; 5^ ; w 3?: a. ; Communicable, fit be to made known. An g^f ind. HHK^cj; En. 5. 43. -5 The point of a bud. -6 A kind of military jrg-array, a sharp column or file ^Wl^?a^^ ( sound imitative snorting, snoring &c. ). *-l> 1 l Born > begotten' -2 Impelled, produced. engendered, A charioteer ^r 1 emitted. tf: ^P-P- [ ; r Ms. 7. A -7 triangle formed by the sides of a trapezium produced till they meet. -8 A cons, pyramid. -9 Indication by gesture, communicating by signs, gesticulation. -10 A 187. particular mode of danting. -11 DrBmatic action. -12 An index, a table of contents. -14 The g^rt-?t, vfct > -2 To point -10 Hurting, killing. = xard -9 out, spying, seeing, ascertaining. ^r tailor. [ g;f% perforaiing, -6 Fine thread &o. -7 N. of a figure of speech, thus defined by A -13 A earth's catalogue. in computing list, disc sm a. ecli) ses ( in astr. ). -lomp. having a sharp needle-painted, needle-like point, acuminated, (-if) the point of a needle. atr^T: a rat. wiff: Rer?*qrT: see under WHIT. a sharp pyramid or pyramidal exre Ketaka tree. 550;: the pot-herb. ftrw a- bursting open at the points of the bnds;q;tg-^gT^'i ^r3i% T Trfitafc ^%^toniftft: 37. -3. pulpible, tangible. gw ; Me. a. 1. needle-mouthed, having a pointed leak. -2- pointed. ( -w. ) 1- a bird. -2. white Kusa grass -3- .a particut lar position cf the hands. ( ) a diamond. t7n:t > a hog. ^^r a. needlo-fuced, having a pointed beak. (?: ) 1. a gnat, mosquito. -2. a ^Illri! a kind of fine mungooee. rice. S- 1. -2 The uon of a (Isba- triya by a woman of the Brabuiana caste ( his business being that of a charioteer J >T?(?r atli&T: 9n% ; ; gjt> ^ ^rf 3wr ^r 'fr ^r r 112. 1 Birtb, production ^i^- Ms. ; -2 Impurity caused by 4. child- birth ( or miscarriage ) in a family also called s^Rft^ q. v. ). 9R-:, ; ( -9f Quick-silver. A woman recently delivered, gjl^n a lying-in woman ; Ms. 5. 85. A woman recently delivered. g?rr Sjfih/- [ -fH] parturition, tion, li Birtn produo- delivery, child- bearing. -2 Offspring, progeny. -3 ff g/am?t wbere Soma juice is extracted. -Comp. w^fr^ impurity caused by child-birth in a family ( which lasts for 10 days). chamber. HHT: q% (.also month of delivery, the pregnancy. the lying-in^cirWT:) the last mouth o 996 gm*r A woman recently deliver' -w* ed. -Oonip. anrrc. -mjr -^ti the lying-in chauibojr. tTn sickness subsequent to cbild-birtb, puer> per sicknesa. yyr N. of a parti calar goddess worshipped on the sixth day after ohitd-birtb. I SW See ?j?tTf g^lOU. **r) (sTOft-jf, To 1 bind, thread, string together.-} To write or compose in the form of a Sutra or short rule ; nwr ^ST& ff ^ range, systematize ; plan, arafagor wqr, f^- Mai. senii;ta? qf [ S-3*t 1 1 A 1. -4 thread, string - sumrargtf'tor ^r flrtftr Subbasb. raft q^rq-gf*r3r q^r1.4. -2 A fibre; ; . 1. 18, Ku. A -3 40. 1. wire. -4 A collection of threads. -5 Tbs sacred thread or sacrificial cord worn by member* of the first three wwr^4Vnt WljfoT: Tarka K.-6 The string or wire of a puppet. classes ; -7 A short of lute. weaver's a ^a-^- i^ A in aphorisms. spindle or distaff. . kind of dish P- P- [ Si- 5* ] 1 Strung, arranged, methodised, systematized. -2 Prescribed in Sutras, delivered in aphorisms. role or precept, an aphosbort or concise technical rism.-8 A sentence ased as a memorial rale; is thus defined it 1 auwSf ?H Having threads. -2 Having m. A g;^ I. 1 A. wound, ; amnq having the nature of a thread. ( -m. ) the soul. sirY a string of beads Ac. worn round the neck, a necklace. ^j 1. a Brfchmaoa- -2- a pigeon, dove. string or ( q*ft ) To 1 strike, kill, prompt, excite, urge on, animate. -2 To strike, hurt, kill. -3 To cook, dress, season, prepare. -4 To pour out, effuse. -5 To assentagree, promise. -6 To eject, throw W-3HT. vaiall druiij glass (?*$) shaped like irfjnKT a an hourkind of by weavers in spinning srrr N. of a class of charai)a* or Vadic schools which introduced various Sutra works. jjt The Lodhra cookery. tree. ftfi*r Destroying, beloved. tion, sj away. distaff, and True I fr^r ; plessant, q^irrifw 3^- 7: 3 courteous ilHi 31; at ^n:"*rat wiwf ; 5. -Comp. R. 6. 29. -3 Auspicious, 3. 101 fortunate. -4 Beloved, dear. -5 Ved. ar 1 The goddess of Quick, active. true speech. -2 An excellent song. -3 N. of Ushas. -4 Food. -?r 1 True Ms. 1 3&TP-P- ; and agreeable speech. -2 Kind and pleasant discourse, courteous language R. 8. 92. -3 Auspiciousness. ; TV. J I Broth, soup ; sr ^ WHJIH 5Tfrw ^r frTTflTM^ Subhftsh. ; Ms. 3. 226. -2 A sauce, condiment. -3 A cook. -4 A pan, vessel. -5 An arrow. Split pease. -Comp. sr<: a cook. asa-foetida. fostida. -i^ g;*T: [ jj/r Destroying, destruc- H-*^ Arka -3 Ejecting, throwing $?* ?uw *: ] 1 Born, -2 Blown, blossomed, [ produced. opened, budded. -3 Empty, vacant (perhaps for s^.or gnj in this sense). -* I Bringing forth, partnrition-2 A bud, blossom. -3 A flower. Water. -2 Milk. -3 ] 1 a. *f* ( - make 'i'o destructive, to, H3a-<jq;^ ijir;r, Sky or heaven, gX 4 A -2 Assenting aw -6 a kitchen. hilling, r/iassacre. promising. a daughter. kind and sincere -2 threads. tTigrfV Destroying, de, -2 Pouring out, distilling. -3 A well, spring. -4 A cook. -5 Sauce, soup. -6 Anything seasoned, a prepared dish. -7 Split pease. -8 Mud, mire. -9 Sin, fault. -10 The office of a charioteer. -II stick used a thread, string. 1 ] struction, massacre. : -3. a wag-tail. 3f*r^ n. carpentry. m> BD antu or or comfttTi, -7 A a. rales. incite, Sff: C ftgtfd- ; crow. i -9 Any work or manual containing such aphoristic rales e.g. aniTOFr-10 A fji, aiiq^v^r, qvq^i &o rule, cuuon. decree (in law). -Oomp. son D. away. wfawr wtfrwuw A ' ] destroy. -2 To effaee, pour out. -3 To deposit. -4 To distil, flow -5 To eject, throw away. -II. 10 C. ( s^irft-rt ) 1 To hurt, butcher, flesh-seller. -3ti 1 [ A HfTFJ. a. ( oft/. ) .[55 A. I K. -2 A child, an offspring. -3 A grandson ( daughter's son ). -4 A younger brother. -5 The sun. -6 The Arka plant. act of stringing togelber, putting in order, arranging. -2 Arranging m. -2 A hunter. = The 1 ; V. 'a thread-machine ', loom tftorr 1. li-j plant. = 8,1 IK w- ?? nfr f rRJOTT^Ttt &o. -3 To cord q. v. m. shuttle. tie, line, cotton ^5 a kind of spirita distillation oas liquor. jonw ynf: the f*f? m. a tailor. writings. of the glands of the neck catted mumps. -7 A ray of Hght.-8 A river -9 A daughter. -10 An elephant's trunk. ^r: (/ pi- ) The f re things in a house by which animal life is likely to be destroyed ; see under SHI or T^s=tr. shuttle. -2. a weaver's gfirr- V be -2- a carpenter, an artisan. -3- the author of a set of aphorisms. -4. an PTTS?: N. of one epithet of Indra. of the three collections of Buddhistic ! > To hnrt i kill< firm or be firm. Hurt, injured. 24 ] 1 The sun. -2 The -3 Tne Soma. -4 A wise rr learned man. -5 A hero king. -Comp. Un. 2. plant. ; of Saturn WT: the gffj en epithet charioteer of the sun, i. e. Aruna. . : N. of an esculent root. ; qftq- a. 'poor in threads,' spindle. having a small number of tbreadsi thread-hare Mk. 9. ; are qj : ^ffoplt nr, 'the thread-holder', a stage- manager, the principal actor who arranges the cast 2. ufi, -VJITI 1. of characters and instructs them, and takes a prominent part in the Prastavani or prelude ; he it thus defined : I A happy womin. A slaughter-house, butch er'g house; HTTHPJ 9*utr.l^^{ mw>*j anffl^'slrg'Tr sale of meat. M. 2. sfT Vtf -2 Tne -3 Hurting, killing, destroying.~4 The soft palate, uvula. -5 A girdle, cone. -6 Inflammation a. 1 Kindly-disposed, com-- passionate, tender. -2 Calm, tranquil ar A tractable cow. The sun. I g^-: [ .-fH ] learned or wise man, a sage -2 ; . A 3fw R. 1. 4 VS'inftf W5TST?B' a:%ra'^: Si. 14. 21. -3 A priest. -4 A' wor> j shipper. -5/A title Jaina teachers 6 N. of Krishna. to of respect ; e. g. t)ff given 997 ". ( oft/. ) Wise, ^earned. A wise or learned man, m. water jar ^r scholar, a jj-fJr also ( solur ^r^?>njV eclipse. m. ) du. %!$( ?*f )or tbe sun and moon. 3T:,- 3JF?: A solstices, equinoxes, pandit. JJU I N. of the wife of the snn. -2 N. of Kuatt q. v. -3 Black m oitard. 1 3j To ( 4 ) 1. 4, P. ( respect, honour. s$Rt, sjrfft -2 To ) dig- See Disrespect. kind of bean. a^r S^r 3j *jf& -JIT/- I An iron or metallic MB. 11.103. -2 The pillar of a house. -3 Radiance, lustre. -4 At ; : image Yamuna. wS arms ai* SwS of. Sk. ; 114 I ] The son 5gr 5*rS on P. III. q$ mOTrVT- ; TTT i?! f>?r Avint) was bii principal wife, by whom he had Yama and Yamuna, the two Asvins and Saturn. He is also doscribed as having been the father of Manu Vaivasvata the founder of the solar race of ki ngs] .-2The tree called or 4r&a.-3Tbennmber'twelve'(derived from the twelve forma of the snn ). -4 The swallow-wort. -5N. of Siva. -Oontp. -sitrnr: sunset Ma. 80. -wstr the presentation of an offering to the snn. 3t;sr^ m. tbe sun stone. -&x*; a horse of the son. wf-f sunset. WTTTT: heat or glare of the snn, sunshine. -CTftNf: sunshine. -3?rf ) the gigantic swallow- wort. ( -<) copper. TJWTW: the day of the new moon the sun and ( the conjunction of ; ^ one vr^ir o. ( , -W: ) gun the JTpr: I. a if? inn cf. aTrisrs^Rof. w3Tr:t JTtlt /. the son's passage from one zodiacal -ffaririt another. -HJT saffron. -arnI: an epithet of Arunn. -ra^ffar; a celebrated astronomical work (supposed to have been revealed by the god sesamum. ^rfT: day-time, day. particular astrologicul diagram for indicating good and had fortune. fl^ : 1. the sun. -2. an eclipse of the sun. -3. an epithet of Rahu and Kotu. -4- the bottom of a 5fi7^cfi- a : , ^rf^: /, -tfite a hymn addressed to tbe ann. -j^q N- of a to the snn. g; -5 bride. A drug. -6 The arrow or javelin, a ) A jackal see P. (|nTfS, To create, produce, |, 12) I to prccreate, in general ) arefsr tn?T progeny &o. ) ; : ; Ms. 1. 32,33, 34, 36 : a'a^TT: ^^nr (f^ a'q^ ^iTr? S. B. -2 To put on, place <>u, apply. -3 To let go, let loose, release. -4 To emit, shed, effuse, pour forth or out. Bk - 3 17 - ; ->f K 47. 35. -5 To send as words ); 7?f?wi%dr 16. 44, 8. forth ut^er ( -6 To throw, cast, discharge ; 3.69. -7 To leave, send away forsake, abandon, quit, give up Ku. 1. 53. -II. 4 A. (537^) HH^ff&Ku. ; To be Tft ( To bring forth, ) bear, produce, beget. wo:nan r>. who is ( ff(m, let loose or sent f orth.-Desid. To wish ( foSfSfft ) Ac. to create p. p. [ C^-f ] I Created, produced. -2 Poured ont, omitted. ^jff A mother. 3 i. ; colocynth. 1 P- sort of w Qnsrff^sr^ ng: San). about to be Co go; move, proceed g irr; sj^-r Sof To go towards, ^: Bk. 14. 14. -2 ffrsTrw ff\V: ^j RtTriTr: approach ; A fnr: sing ( fJfftura ( 170. -2. the time of sunset. -TTTOrsf, -Trw-Tr attendance upon or worship of the snn; V. 1. the sunflower; a heliotrope. g?r Pt. ( parturient. fff?f, also -3 Let loose. -4 Left, abandoned. -5 Dismissed, sent away. -6 Ascertained, determined. -7 Connected, joined. -8 Much, abundant, numersee ffn. ous. -9 Ornamented ; ; m$ ; beget ?j see ; The corner of tbe month w- make 1, jackal ?* ( confined, one ; -2 An A lotus "ch, scab. A y: ?^^ 3S To (**) snn- -tf$R the solar race of kings n. ( who ruled at Ayodhya ) resplendent as the sun. fars'rK'f the ceremony of taking a child ont to see the sun when four months old; new ) repre- used in worshipping him). -2. an instrument used in taking solar observations Tr?: a ray of the snn, sun-beam, -fyfar: the heaven of tbe hymn A' r ) wind. I 1 thunderbolt. -4 Banrihuka or its the ann stone. -JrgW the orb of the son. sentation of ths t > A ; ) awrsf, g^priJT: Ak. 3^: 1. 'brought by -T^f: sunrise. the sun ', an evening guest Pt. 1. moon C ?'*'5 R. 1. 2. above. worships the sun. who fM$m ( ; the tree flower. sign Deaid. = wwsTTO^q- v. <jrf3r? flame. 1. from scended ; [ W^' arrow. -3 eslipses &o. ). lightning. -2. the river srm a. sprang or de- 1. 92. -4 away, remove or wish to go &o. -7^ respect, disregard, slight. q$ Me. . . 86. e. To push back I ; ; StH': / anything created 4 ; J [ 5{T-t%3 1 ; wHTtur jr ^r'S': Creation, S. f^f JTri^ff ?fi%: SI. i ; sfrrfsf- HSTtoT^ Bam. -STornshnpon, assail; ( T ) ^(TfTrT'TS^: ^fi Wff! f T^3T< 5(&*W Mb. -4 To run, go fast, slip away from Hlft *T3Wr VTgV&CT* IWq-Tfir CT creation of the world. -3 Nature, natural property. -4 Letting loose, emission. -5 Giving away, a gift. -<J Tbe existence of properties or ; H% ) ; sravrrfcf ^renVq- Me. kirg: r ^ 82. S. 2. -2 q-ualities -7 The ties. --Coinp. -5ff j? ^ [: N. r: 9 ; The absence of properm. tbe creator. Natron, alkali. in. pi. of a people. 998 r: /. A goad, a hock to drive an elephant n^hrejf^ati yii of Ayoiihya. rear of an army. v}l: the breaking of an army, complete rout, disorderly flight, -gisi ]. di vision of an army. -2- particularly, a division of an army consisting of three elephants, as many chariots, nine horse, and fifteen foot. -3. a mound in front of a city gate. TTTIT: the equipment of an army : a guard, sentinel. ; ; ele- fr ) Going, gliding 1 -2 A way, road, path 63. Bg. Mi. 6. ; BrftT: in general (flg. also) ; f^fc i?5jT- Rt>T*irflfw% JT?ff3"r qrrsTwnfTiiff R. 13. 2 ; wttgDrofetfiVr! 4. 38, 12. 70 Ku. 7. 53. -3 land-uiark; Ms. ^ A ; -4 A 8. 245. mountain-road. -5 %K: The narrow a pass, defile, ; -3 Hurting, injuring. 8. 27. ; -2 A bridge phant. /- ridge of earth, mound, bank, cause^ffr^r ^a^g^r^r STPNTKn. 4. 6, R. 16. 2. srnr fwrr% way, dam enemy. -2 The moon, qinV A book for driving an A boundary, li.iu t. ff fr/. ) Going, moving. stream, river.-2 A mother. A I ( A : -*!f 5? ^ Un. 3. 78 ] I Air, wind. -2 Fire. -3 A deer. -4 The thunderbolt of Indra. -5 The 3H P. 1 [ flfra, WIT To creep ,crwl To go, move. 1 A : A A glide, gently. -2 kind of measure. kind of measure. The -8 institution. STJ, ^ 1 W: ) To hurt, injure, kill. moving. IJJTC a. ( ft/- ) Going, kind of deer. ( -m. %^T q9 P. ( sortft ) hurt, ( to* To ) P5] ( trees ) watering V ; -6 A go, move. water-bearer. bucket, watering-pot. o. . *WT [ watering -. A R cloud. ] 1 wn fiflfc^> -2 Effusion, aspersion. -3 Oozing, dripping. -4 A bucket. -Oomp. -q?t ; watering pot. fc^sfr A Water-melon. -2 of cucumber. '#<: I 1 A. ( 3>, %f>Rr % ; Wfin/- A a lord, Having tail. possessing ?W ; 3. 10 ] 1 An army ; ; kind 1 2. On, frmir^W^ jpiH'*nrrtnf B. 1. 19. -2 army personified as the wife of Karttlkeya, he god of war; of. <j^H^r- -Oomp. 3tV the van or front of en army. n: the leader or general of an army. 3IT a component part of an army are four ?*o3- Kn. ; 5. B. 38, 17. 49. -6 To resort to, betake oneself to, dwell in, frequent, inhabit ; frtj srifr Hg[T -7 To 1. 9. watch over, guard, protect. frn See *M. ; Siva. --w. I- a soldier. -2. a cBinpfollower. ftfcn: tbe camp of an army !RrM$$i ggfj ^RTC R. 5. 49. an army, rfr m. 1. a leader of commander, general 1SK: Bg. 10. 24 Kn. of Karttikeya ^R'M'r'frfl'? ; 2. 51. -2- N. I Serving, worshipping, honouring. -2 Practising, following. -3 Dependent, ser- vile. ^f: 1 A servant, dependant; H. -2 A votary, worshipper.-3 A sewer. -4 A sack. 2. 20. The act of attendance upon, t>iTOj^t>;nrr sjsirgB - 2. 37. %rrrn?nfi5fimTS':!&: serving, llHj I- a general. -2. N. of Siva. -3. N. of Karttikeya. -.qfcg^ surrounded by an army ( in R. 1. 19 %^IIUMJ^ is sometimes taken us worship; j . ; A cau*. B. G. -4 9>^'n3)t3jsji^r ai>jcrT To enioy carnally ; %cir %^>r ?w ) Sitting. Going, reaching. -2 ; ; ; : bucket. move. Sarfisswif ?5ttRnJ?r: *> 1. 14. -2 To go after, pursue, follow. -3 To use, enjoy faff 5'l^r UWTHf *W?rri? 'fat fetter. ( ; Sprinkling, fc S- 1. go, ; ; Sprinkling. To ; : (SWT/O One who sprinkle? 1 A sprinkler. -2 A hus- A ) To serve, wait or attend upon, spit >J?TThonour, worship, obey t^sjra ir^fa7%rT*r ^^nffi* WTHPII: Mu 4. 21 w^TCJff 'Wf: nrrV R.2. 13 'served or refreshed" $'WJ\^st- breaking down barremoving obstructions. T radish. A P. (%sf?T (t ) 1 - pot for sprinkling water, a watering-pot. -2- a bucket. a. envy or jealousy, - ^Sprinkling, 1. a &c. m. band. -3 1 ^^ a. fcsrs sfrari^orr II milk-white desid. fiftr"^ ; the ^ of H^ is changed to i after prepositions such as H, <jR, f ending in master or leader. * an offering. -5 Seminal fluid. drop of anything. -Oomp. -qnt A %^ 5 pass. injure, R. 1. 51, 8. ftifcr: *!T* U. 3. 16, 45, 16. 30, 17. 16.-2 Emission, effusion. -3 Seminal effusion. -4 A liba- tion, horse of a a. Full of 1 ) : A. Mar. a. Binding, fastening. %J 1. a. kill. 1 A i To ( ; %g- A bond, r A measure envious, jealous. N. of a tree ( ^ -2 A of thus defined in Ltlavati:- it is ; colour. Subhash. Ku. 4. 6. -2- the ridge of rocks extending from the southern extremity of the Coromandel coast towards Ceylon ( said to have been bnilt for Rama's passage to Lanka by Nala and the other monkeys ). -3. any bridge or cause-way. riers. A. (tufa, fmiD ) fKtf: syllable om; Kaliki. P. -Comp. fa: I the forming or construction of a bridge, cause-way 4c. vrf^qo. -2- The moon. TTir: %v established river, stream. deid. ftf ^m) ; . law, an %^: A kind ; sun's disc or orb.-/. cf ^R The sacred snake. ; -6 A barrier, limilation, obstruction of any kind f (iVj: w*Wr*J fir^t W 4^r o. penis %JTrft The Indian white rose. one word and is interpreted in this way, but it ia much better to take them as separate words ). yy tne [ 1%^-%1,-og^ ] 1 service, ; -5 Devotion to, fcundness -6 Frequenting, dwelling in. -7 11. 179. for. 999 (fa -ft Binding, -8 fagtening. Sewing, -9 A Back. titching. %*sft 1 A needle. -2 A seam. -3 A suture or seam-like onion of parti of the body. fT^T [ %^-3T dependence Service, servitude, attendance ?faf <$rI ] , , 29 5. 6. 16. -2 An island with sandy shores. -3 A bank or shore (in general ). -Coup. _^j ginger. ; a- (*">/) Mn. -^ A 11. or neck to secure -3 Addiction or devotion to, fondness for. -4 Use, practice, employruent,exerciae.-5 Frequent;ng,resorting to. -6 Flattery.coaxing or flattering words MfjW?TrwsTfmt mini >?nr M. 3. -lomp. an^iTC o. in the form of servitude V. 3. 1. ^ (%3frftq;). -2 An religions mendicant. 3. 14; ?nrw*r w gr^r H. 3. -2 Worship, homage, honouring. Belonging 1 or relating to a sand-bank. -2 Fluctuating, wavering, living in doubt and error I The frit n, 1 friisp-p* jujube. Served, attend- I [Sa;-TF] -2 An apple. ed upon, worshipped. -2 Followed, practised, pursued. -3 Frequented by, resorted to, inhabited by, haunted by Pe. 5. 23. -4 Protected, preserved. -5 Enjoyed, used. % \ An ; -2 The jujube. apple. TO. An atlendant,a dependant. o. 1 Serving, -2 Following, worshipping. practising, using. -3 A servant. Inhabiting, dwelling, -m. WT a- I To be served [ %^-<"!^ ] waited upon. -2 To ba need or employed, -i To be enjoyed. -4 To ba taken care of or sir; guarded. 1 A master ( opp. fr^r ) j- ^ Mu. ; Brwg; *rs7r?fHfaft?tf Sr^ffsrsf 5.12; Pt. 1. 48. -2 The Asvattha tree. A kind of root. -Comp. -^g^ff m. dual, master and servant. =*f %^T See srsft under ^. % P- ( Writf To waste 1 A : good fortune. ] Relating to a dogma or demonstrated truth. -2 One who knows the real truth. -3 Relating an astronomical or any work. to other scientific The command of an army, Ku. 2. 61. *T generalship I ] 7* Martial, militry. w A %ST a drawn np .--.( V- ) in battle-array A 5Jv|t ( of spirituous liquor sort ; i : [ %wf tfn^itr srq Si. 5. nel. away, fif An army, Belonging to a ) * writ *rr& H. i. 175. %?3T produced - Belonging to, T^' growing or in Ceylon. 1 ] a troop ; A sol- senti- ^ irer- 12. 67. *Nnr o. ( err/. ) [ito^n *Tf3r 3?] Consisting or made of sand;sindy, giavelly: Rr 13. 17, 62 ; 14. ; gtusr y* 5. 75. 5. 76 female ; ^K metronymic of 1 W*>s giOTta B. or attendant. -2 A mixed tribe, the offspring of a Dasyu and an Ayogava 1 A ; 16 21 8 ; ; iH 10. 62, Ktu 1. ^/. ( ) a^ [ En- 1 ] -2 Power. ful, able. wr^S 1 ^t?^> a- I Ardently long- ing, impatiently eager,: anxious ; in wtwOTTf&Tsm. -2 Regretful. Bewailing, sorrowing. With ardent or eager tf SBTW ; 3mT3tirB: Mk. sorrowfully. inj. j longing, anxi- TayraiTrmw *ftaj- 5. 23. -2 Regretfully, <Md Mai. 3. 4. ; Excessive. -2 1 - j as -3 Ex- aggerated. -3 Ironical, sarcastic. w: Violent laughter. -^ : , _tf Ironical exaggeration, sarcasm, irony ^ffW Festive, making merry, joyous. ytrK <* Vigorous,aotive, energ- etic persevering --% ind. Actively, ^rffrS o. Regretful, anxious, sorrowful. repining, BT?^ alofty mail-servant or ; Raised, elevated, high, wh^i Mn*t?r: ^T^T a Mu. 4. 7. nnn^v *-. ] Born from the same womb, nterine. A - E ir=fs?t I^T nterine brother. -TJ A nterine sister. Aco-nterine brcther.brother fft%*i: of whole blood ( fig. also ) HTJJ. 15. ^fTq^HRJTTHi^^rag-trsmH-iT: R. 26 ; wrgri^T^ qrrfnf Dk. ; ^t?frr ; Making I vigorous exertions, diligent, active, persevering, industrious. -2 Voilent, strong. independent female urlisan workiiig 3 An in another person'ii nous). -2 Sorrow/nl- in the epithet of Draupadi ( assumed by her when she acted as servant to ftuccn cf Virata. , ; cf. sTRresirt. women's apartments ( a woman of the mixed tribe described in %(u ( 2 ). -2 ATI female attendant A sand bank menial servant Ms. 10. 32. A iTi?^:, tf r?%T: Rabn, q. v. A 1 : a. ). -2 A guard, 8. s( energetically, carefully. perhaps from palm-juice %?q ia Relating to the miserable in- ); Saindhavas. A ap. habitant of Sindhu. the ; ; ously [ Produced or barn the Sindbu-territory. -2 Belonging to the Indus. -3 River-born. -4 Belonging to the set, oceanic, marine. -3; 1 A horse, especially one bred in Sindhu ; N. 1. 71. -2 N. of a sage. -3 N. of a country, -w.,-^ A kind of rocksalt. - .-3Tw] . ?u% ^rT P- P- [ ffff-;* 53>TT^: ] 1 Borne, suffered, enaured, put up with &c. see us. -K: tf /. ( s5>ra"hft 1 ; ^wr^: ii- lion, leonine jr -2 soldier R- 3. 61. Tinr ijjft -2 A guard, sentinel. -3 The body of troops R. 3. 57. ca*. ; during, bearing, patient. army. I decline, perish. - wfo of t is changed to v after prepositions ending ia j or j") 1 To kill, destroy. -2 To finish, complete, bring to an end. wVf [%rr 3ft/. ) Relating to an ( 4. C^fT/0 Leaden, of lead. ( ^n*- ; a. Mk. or Svarga. See 37^a. - I wrw r^:wrtfff ig. (%ci dier ) 5^> C' -2 Indra's heaven thread worn round the wrist ; service. * ascetic. ; TTmrfTi' 'rrPiTTHCTrirwr: Pt. 1.285. -2- the obligations of service. *15VT: the practice or law of a. ( ^V/. 1 Relating to a ) plough. -2 Having furrows. 1 A plough-ox. -2 A ploughman. %f^r: 1 A buffalo ; orrorft* f* ^ffi*ir a. Anxious, apprehensive. I if ind. Anxiously, eagerly. : Garlic. a Mad, inline, frantic. - 1000 " Provided with all rematerials or implements, properly equipped. *fta*TTt a. l slq^ar. -2 Assisted, befriended. qttisite = tflM-<*!f a. Acting politely, ciril, courteous. o- Visited ^TT?^ with calamities or affliction*. ?TPTvr a. Foil of fraud or deceit, Fraudulent. tfnri^ a- ceitfully, fraudulently Ki. 1. 45. <'- I 1 ; 3rf?tr rlf with Afflicted I - any ( as imped. Obstructed, -2 Favoured. i%- or over- run by enemies. -3 Eclipsed the sun or moon ). WnTPT De- ind. -2 Invaded great calamity. ind. Obliging- \j ^Tiq^fiy o- I Afflicted or visited by any great calamity or misfortune. -2 Portentous. -3 Possessed by an evil spirit. -4 Preceded by a prepositiocal prefix ( in gram. ). Accompanied with ^fnnrrer derisive langhter,eneering,sarcastic. H "'' Sneering! y, with a sneer. - ^nrr^: A man of a degraded ; Ms. 10. 38. ^TtTTre a Rcitiicted by arnunr < ( **>/ ) 1 some conditions or li mitati ons, qualified by particular cba ractcristics, limited, -2 Having phil. ). attribute. -3 Special. qualified ; wrdeTITif 95* Kn. a stair-case, *Wrsr3i aFfHff 1. 39. -Oomp. a flight of steps, a (.tair-c&se ; 5Ht ) q. Chief, principal, best as in v JT 1 Bice-gruel. -2 Sky, Soma juice. srg; ; ^3*^1 =tfy witf^r sfifif a. ). lovely as the moon. ( ;f.) the moonstone. jjTTi: disappearance or wanpJ: N. of Vishing of the moon nu. -iff a vessel for holding Soma. -- 3f a. moou born. ( -sr; ) an epithet of the planet Mercury. ( -3f ) milk. vmrtbe sky, heaven --srrtr: ! N. of a celebrated Ltnga or the place where it was set up ( which by splendour and enormous wealth its attention who ; moon-plant. -^rT f^XMiq m. a vendor of Soma juice. fsr:, -^rrft the white Ehadira. a kind of 5TSjn?r cucumber. ^j- camphor. ^^ m. a particular class of Manes or Pitris; Ms. 3. 195. trrg: an epithet cf Vcshou. m. a Soma distiller. ij^ -W the river Narmada; cf in ft*t *)Tf Vikr. 18. 87. -gr m. 1 one who drinks the Soma. -2 aSomasacriflcer. -3. a particular class of I'itris. tr t%. N. of Indra, fi;?r*<M , #($1^1 sflira, m. Soma The moon. -2 Ved. A 1 sacrifice. a. ( ^-/. ) Performing the Soma sacrifice, -m. A performer of a Soma sacrifice. a- Soft, bland, placid. a. | Worthy of Soma. -2 -3 Resembling or Soma. -4 Soft, good, Offering Soma. shaped like amiable. BT^Jv WttS'T i <^9 sarcasm. Irony, -sr ind. jf, ridicule, Ironically ; U.5. a- 1 gram. ) Warm, Aspirated, -m. -2 hot. An ( In aspirate. ^T^T<- (?T/-) Hoggish, of a hog; Ki.12! 53. ^tr^k [ s^w rw= *H ^r wj ] Hoggiahness.-2 Ease, facility T ^ 1 ; -3 Practicarility, -4 Adroitness, skill. -5 wirw*- feasibility. ; . above, -q^sr a channel for conveyiLg water from a Siva-linga. !j^r%orr circumainbulation around a Sivalinya so as not to cross the foma- at- of Mahomad 1024 A. D. destroyed the image and canied off the ) tnfl - Monday. Monday. 3?r5f the red lotus. -f-5T; a celebrated representation of Siva. 3-. ^^T N- of the river Narmada;R 5. 59 ( where MaMi. quotes Ak. i$\ 5 tracted the or Gbaz&ni lunar race of Icings -founded by Bndha. *?(;. |. a kind of white Kbadira. -2. N. of the plants ; -- heaven. -Comp. -3rf i Me. 76 con- named Bud ha, who afterwards be come the founder of the lunar race of kings see Tara (6) also ]. -5 A ray of light. -6 Camphor. -7 Water. -8 Air, wind. -9 N. of Kubera. -10 Of Siva. -II Of Yama. -12 N. of Sngrtta. -13 (As the last member of treasures -tttit: one or periodical ; Steps, stairs, ladder (in some peculiar to sumption. Soma is also represented as having carried off Tara, the wife of Brihaspati, by whom he had a son camp. ly, respectfully. caste in-luw to be consumptive, but that at the intercession of his wives the sentence of eternal consumption was commuted deceitful ed. eous digits are drunk up by different gods in regular rotation, or by the invention of another legend which says that the moon, on account of his particular fondness and partiaity for Robini, one of the 27 daughters of Daksha, was cursed by hi* fathfr- An ea*y or extempore preparation of food or medicine. . ; Br: [ 3. 69, 6. 3, 16. 5-* Un. 1. 139 ] 1 56 N. of a plant, th most important ingredient in ancient sacrificial offerings. -2 The juice of the plant ; as in ffrnqr, *Tiwi?iK. -3 Nectar, beverage of the goJs. -4 The moon. [ In mytho- logy, the moon is represented as having sprung from the eye of the sage Atri cf. B. 2. 75 ) ; or as produ ( ; ced from the sea at the time of churning. The twenty-ieven asti lisms mytbologically represented as to many daughters cf Daksb.> are said to be his wives. Tbn q. v. phenomenon of the periodical wanting of the moon ii eiplained ry a - myth which elates that his n-.ctar- Som* juice irnTq: - drinking -'flf'J:'?, juice a Sonm siiciifice. epithets of 5Tff: 5^;, -q^., rr; gage, sacrificial priests ( srrfsR ) for a Soma rarrifice. 5fg : l.the snu. -2. N. of Buddhaoriurcury.-3. tho white water-lily. the 77^:, Soma sacriQco. -^iri'srt m. one who -m a Soma sacrifice. ifif*: sort of yellow and fragrant sandal. -rn: a particular diseaae of women. 5W,-3rg (> 1. the Soma plant. -2. N. of the river Qoduvari. qy- the i rt rlw^: Kn. i. 41. -2 ^f^F -^-3-. Budha.or Mercury, -qperson commissioned to en- performs delicacy, f?r'r T3 irr'5*?Tr5'T(lT, | ; Vunthfulnesa. 3ft- ; "misTr argrrrftsr: sirSs;^ ^q Mil. I Softness, I ^TT^Hn? tenderness 5*] One who asks another well or person wheiner be has slept has hai coiufcrtable sleep ijcrafrB. 10. 14. ; asks another person ] 1 One wlio wbetber ha has slept well. -2 A bard whose duty it ia to wkon a king or any other greit personage with song and music. 2^ 1001 a. (sRr/0, Relating to Me. 37 pleasure, pleasurable. delightful. r Mk. ; 35 Mil. 1. 8. 14. ; -2 The female of Indra's elephant. W^rra ^ a- ( mf. ) Whatever is 1 Pleasure, happiness, satisfaction, felicity, enjoyment. A Buddhist; a follower of Sugata or Buddha ; ( the Buddhists : re divided into four great schools ' 4 given to a woman at her marriage by her parents, or a relative in general, whioh becomes her own property. A nuptial present so made. A Buddhist. -2 A Buddhist mendicant. -3 An atheist, a I i! an unbeliever. heretic, <j ! fragrant. A fragrance. -2 grass ( *jr ). ) Sweet-scented, Sweet-scentedness, kind of fragrant a- ( *?r or / iffr scented, fragrant I ) Sweet- A dealer -2 Sulphur. fr 1 The white water-lily. -2 The blue lotus. -3 A kind of fragrant grass ( $yor ). -4 A ruby. white-washed sion or oalace, large houiie Sweetness of odour, fra- R. 19. Ease, facility. :, HTTOf: A tailor ; Knll.on Goodness, kindness of spirit, gentility ; U. 3. 13; Mk. 8. 38. -2 Magnanimousness, generosity. -3 Kindness, compassion, clemency. palatial building. ^j^f a. ( sfr/. ) Relating to butchsf Butery or a slaughter-home. cher's meat. -Oomp. --irq a state of deadly hostility. : A butcher pepper. j: N. of An I epithet of Karna. -2 a great sage. ^r?jr The office of a charioteer ; Nalod 4.9. (**/) [^woj] Belonging to or having a thread or string. -2 Belonging to, mentioned, sitT-r a. 1 occurring, or declared, in a Sutra q. v. Ii 1 ; cf . ?irpRr. The club of Balar&ma. ^ m. An A Brahmana. -2 An artificial of Bala- epithet rama. "'W mt: WST [ Bean: ] eleganec- WTf ^TrTT5?IT>%tT5T TT Mai. 1.21; En. 1. 49, 6. 41. 1 Dry ginger. -2 Emerald. 1 love. -4 Silver. tv.lovelinesB, gracflfnln 4. 214. -4 Friendship, -3 2, 7. 5, 13. 40. W'T? 7 An epithet of Garuda. grammatical Sftwhich cannot be conjugated like a regular verb, but is need only to form derivative words. ^3lfa*I: m. pi. N ( 5r?T/- ) 1 Kripa- the only surviving Knru warriors- attacked by night the Papdava camp and ulanghtered thousands of warriors while aleep. -trtr: the great nocturnal slaughter of Pandiva camp Cahove rf erred Mk. 3. to ) ; cf . ea8t Vb. -2 A kind of sacrifice. Brotherhood. Lightning; 126 4. ; 5. 1 ; Me. 29 ( see Malli's remarks on ^qri' in both places ) nfsr^tfr ; Blessedness, auspiciousn^ss. -3 Beaucharm, grace ; ( ir^r ) ffr* ^ ty, fl^>Tl"fftt^f^ 5fr# Ku. 1. 3 ; 2. 53, 5. 49 ; R. 18. 19, U. 6. 27. -4 Grandeur, The auspicious ( 1 city N. of Drnpada. Good f^g- |. any mark of good fortune or happiness. -2. any sign of the blessed state of wifehood ( such as the saffron mark on the forehead). the marriage-string(put round fftj: the neck of the bride by the bridegroom at the time of marriage and worn by her till widowhood ; also called qrrs?s;* q. v. ).-?ti?rJT the third day of the bright half of Bbadrapada. ^rnr nn auspicious or tute- -Oomp. ^ripr an auspicious lary deity. offering of sweetmeats &c. -f^rf^ a. marring or impairing beauty Ku. 1.3. ; $?rTT7!rwfr <* Fortnnate,anpicionB. al A married woman whose hus- a married is alive, r^: Kpithets Abhimanyn, son of Subhadra. ^IWrf unwidowed woman. : A juggler. Gocd brotherhood, ternity 16. 1 ; ; 10. 81. - . ing. fra- 5f5T3flTK R. ^TSTSlHTt f? Agreeable to the feelings.pleas-2 Relating to flowers, floral. Kindliness of spirit, benevolence, kindness. -2 Pleasure, satisfaction. -rf | skin The outer of the ifiH^'T 1 Satisfaction of mind, 17. 40. pleasure, delight ; R. 15. 14, -2 A prt!onlr offe-ing of flowers made to a Sribmani at a >S'raddha. I Th blossom of the M Mali creeper2 The M aialt creeper. A patronymic of 3J1HHH! Budha. luck, happiness. -2 Proepeiity, riches, wealth. *tW:, state of wifehood, (opp. widowhood). -6 Congratulation ; good wishes. -7 Affection, favour. -8 Red-lead -9 Borai. *TrJT3*!7nrHr ^fTH N. of Harischandra's said to be suspended in air. ) t ; Ku. nutmeg. 11. : The other) ; 'fr N. cf Gandban, wife of DbritBT&ahtra. of one of the four great schools of Buddhism and woman's securing the favour and firm devotion of each band Connected with or relating to sleep. -2 Simniferons. -w A night-attack, an nttack on sleeping men. -Oonrp. n:^ N. of the tenth r>arvan or book of the Mababhftrata which relates ho v and Aovattb&man, Kiitavarman a- root occurring in tras luck, chiefly consisting in a man's sublimity. -5 ; Opal. -Oomp. OTT: 1plasterer. -2- a builder of a house. ^ra-t a grance, perfume. Ms. A mansion, any stuccoed house. -2 Any great manI -^ Unbelief, heresy, atheism, scepticism. a- ( tfr/- Relating to, or having, necatar. v Having plaster, or plastered. 31 or] | -2 Mal.l. ( ; ; Inr- Good fortune or 1 fortunateness of ^Tinrej a. ( *T / Performed ) 1 with or relating to the Soma juice. -2 Relating to the moon, lunar. wn'm*: An mifra^ Laksbmana ; Bim^n' U. 3. 45. epithet of 1002 N. of a d'8in1i 1 A : precr hero, warrior. a- / HT ( Fruerart -r -3 121. 1. 18, An TT: wr Relating to cr Gold. coming from Rnmern. < f- ) ^ ( mr or rtr fT 3T1 ] acred ta toe moon. properties of Soroa. 1 f- ) [ wrSr Relating; or -2 Having; the -3 Handsome, lovely, ermrmira; ; pirating, agreeable. -4 Gentle, toft, mild, p'arid ; R, 1). 36; (the vrc. in the neni of ' eenile gir. ' 1 a !* r f>trr ' good man ' often it i Died good ' Hi Ht mrvnff 5rr>TV5rrrw't R. * 3wrrt 1 Fragrance, odonr, nweet cor jrtr^ ijTsnrtiSTq PHOT Bv. 1 O. L. 43, R 5. 69. 38 Tptrirr U 1 t mw ; : -2 : -J Good character, reputation, glory, fame. N. of a district STT See 5trrjrff. *fn%!TT: " and its people. An : P'- epithet of SVanda. a. ( f r Be Ion ein ar ) river or to th cel'n'Ja' Gan w: GRMi A horse ^ H>Dod srovernmentor on N of the. nine division* of the of earth. -8 4n suspicions planet -9 A Brahnaana drinking: the Soma jnice. -10 A kind of ornnoe ( wiiT^^g-). *-rr I N. of Diirta. -2 The moontr plant -m pi I N. of the in Onon's head -2 A particuUro'm of Pitris or Minei Mn. 3 19D. -Comp T 8e ; -^% the Indian white rose. jj-y. a beuiirn or auspicious planet. -rj: the phlegmatic hnmonr, phlefii ittTr a hivioale'itiDe or We om< ; xre- Ms. 3. 10. rnle; Wl 315 1 I -2 SioreH ^^7 Relating; tj tha tun, *olar. or dsdioiltd to theiun.-J A w rh'p[ier of the Inn. -2 The planet Sirura. -J A olar month. -4 \ ulr day. -5 Tlie pUnt clle.l TJ nhara. -6 N. of ^: I Yiinn, the god of deith. ^ N. O f a c .llectiju of hymns ( extracted from tae /Jigve.i.) addretied to a partjcnlar Siiryo. -Oomp people of Sinaahtra. metal. rT: A mjntb (OOcnpngi o the a WPmrTT good / T < ) or situated pleasantly lite, ). Having a placed ${*?, mf^fjt An attendant on the women's apartment! ; Si. 5.17. n nDe I The * rnit * the J i ^r^tt -2 Antimony. -3 Sonr N. of a diwtrict or itg ft gruel, p-ople in ( pi', -Cop the 1 attar sense ) awrsr a kind of antimony orcollyriom. -wrtt 4\rT^t I The jnjnbs tree. -2 An inhabitant of Sulra. -3 N. of Jayadratba. ej Suur birley-gruel. pi. The Excellence of dir>osior character. morals tion, good renown. rj Celebrity, T BraiB, bell- |r i 55 wj [ aw Eicellence, goodnesa, gwnoe, gnperior beauty kind of bell-metal. am] nr- beantv, 1 ele- ; ' N. of I [ *twnjnf jnt^ f^ ] the nlanet Satnrn.-2Th8 Asanatree. -3 N. of Yama. -4 Of Karri*. -5 Of a kind of 8og-lva. -Oonip. mr gem f sapphire ). mr>ffa (w>/ )1 Ce'stil. -2 Soiritnons rits ( ; Dae vinons. -3 for spi- such as duty or money). ar? StUirn. -2 Hearer., paradise. -3 vendor of spirituona liquor. &v a. ( irf f. ) I A M. 1. 'not in good trim'. -2 Ex-reine ikilExcei*. -4 fnlness, cleverneta. -3 Suppleness, lightness. Ooe aw* 7** ** 1 *fo;TTren&: [ n blnskg another whether tion has been ausp'cious or sucoesii who "Rl fully performed ; ^rtsrTMra'r R- 6. 61. *T- : Fit The friend. of g in Belonging to the f liendship ; ( ^ajft Grood- 1 q frieudlioess, beartedness, affection, f%*rtwi ) tan, solar. ^C?T -2 1 Easiness of acquisition. Feasibility, facility, ease. one'n own / ) property. 2 Bning T belonging 10 heaven. An in or a. own a- sound or a of acceaU. (ir/. order, #/ ) 1 ; ^?rf ?. ' ^Tf^ft V. 1. 13 ; 10 ; Mai. Satiety, 1. satisfaction j 5 b2. -2 Fulness, completion. -3 Kindness, friendliness. K\. ) Belonging to village. ( MfS 1 edict (?). rrT: a affection fSifwFTTT^Dr Mk. 1. Relating to 1 riflnd , nhip, copper-smith. ( nf rel.Kium obaervdno*. ge,tm s g m/ district o'Sti'ajVtra. for or suitable to the sun. gun. -4 Worshipping tl Celojtjal, divioe. -5 Kehting to gpiritnous liquor. ( The wife of the nun. ro (tf/. )l 8lar. -2 ( fr /. ) [ T. log to sacred stody (or ^f\^n q. Great heroism or prowess. ?T or ^r/- ) Coming from or relating: to the district called RiragMr* ( or Sarat ) y: The Wedoeeday. ffrr o. family-priett or Brahmsna. R- 5- 60. r a. red, A antimony. gavorineM. ; tree. T. -Oonrp. the plant Priyangn. a. ( ^/- ) Benediotiye. . Agrreeahleneiig. beantr. epithet by which Brdhnmna should be i)d r eied ajuritT UT ^sq-nfr nvfr ftqrjTV^sr* M 2. 115. -3 A Brahms Q. -4 Toe Ddumbara -5 Blood bef.ire it becomes Bruno -6 The gttMe;joico. -7 Golden. -2 I ) r m'r.' 14 59 ; ?T*7"T vrwcv tratOTrft 14 44, Me 49. Kn 4. 31. MM 9. 25 ). -5 Anpirinn -6 Bright, lirilliirt-*ir. I N. of Bndha or the planet Mercury. -2 A proper iiTT Relating to Su- A cow. -t W.nf row RHed Sura- jfrrwr, -wtTwrrr I thp d"!?ht(>r of the vhrrrtvit : TT,Bra. (ofT/. Weighing one Suearnaq. rx. ed of supernatural wisdom. *rYfr*g> [ Saffron. wivv ".(-vrf.) rabhi. ) Fragrance, Bv. 1 from ( rfV/- ) Conning the country called yi^s q. v. fi 1 Socal gait. -2 Natron. Belonging to musical note. -2 Treating ^^1 A. (f*fS) To iaie. -3 TJ pour fml< leap, i f. ( jump. -2 To I To jimp. -2 out, emit. w^wi rise, *WJ To * apcend, jump 1003 upwards. -3 To fall, drop -4 To burst or leap perish, come to an end 11. ; -5 To ^r^fsr air r^"J^. -6 To be spilled, ocza. -7 To emit, shed. -8 To go, move. -9 To brcome dry. -10 To perish. Caus. 1 ( f*^:a-rr ) shed, emit Ms. ( 180 2. To poor 9. 50. ; effme, ) ; -2 To omit, ne10 D. ( ^^fd-a ) [w^-* *] 1 **eT: out, as tbe seminal fluid pleot, pass by. -11. To collect. Leaping. -2 I Quick-silver. -3 N. *Pfr(Trw 36, 7 m 1 ; of Kitttifceya ; w?: Bg. 10. 24, B. 2. Ue. 43. -4 N. of Siva. -5 The body. -6 A of a river. -8 A kind of disease bunk -9 A king. -7 The clever man. common of submission. *TT<TI a sort of pole or yoke for carrying burdens; cf. Bk. 22. ; ont. n?: tbe cocoa-nut tree. q?i: 1. the shoulder; f$5' <jf*iT^R5rrj5Tr ?f>r%lr S. 1. 19. -2. that part of the elephant's body, where the driver sits. -nfo^'roT the annihilation of the elements of being ( with Budrihisti>).- ^ rqnf: every ahoulder. WW^n -Comp of KaUtikeya on the sixth day of . f*fVl One who 1 leaps. -2 A Emission, effusion. -2 Purging, loosener, relaxation (of tbe bowels). -3 Going, moving. -4 Drying op. -5 The sup. pression of bleeding by cold applic[ shoulders. t%5-<MRr Fallen down, desiended. -2 Oozad ont, or trickled down. I -3 Emitted, effused, sprinkled. -4 Gone. -5 Dried np. f$H 10 U. ( Hsreft-fi ) To collect. cf. Un. 4. frn it vffSf *T5f jfio Tue shoulder. -2 Tbe 206 ] 1 body. -3 Tbe trunk or stem of a To a7rrannra? traTOtitreifc^a': S. B. 4. 57, Me. 53. -4 A branch or large boogh. -5 A department or bianch of tanraan knowledge. -6 A chapter, section, division (of a book). division or detachment of A an troop, mnliuude, g'oup. -9 Tbe five objects of seose.-lO The five f onus of mundane consciou -ness ( in Buddhistic pbil. ) *$ 5WTI**tI';^ Si. A H^f^STu2. 28. -II -13 An Agreement. -14 A road, way. -15 A wie or learned man. -16 A heron. -17 Articles used at the coronation of a king. trr 1 A branch. -2 A Wr, battle. -12 king. 3ijr: the trunk of creeper. -Ooxap. a tree set on nre.-3U3K: 1. an army era division of it. -2. a royal capital or residence. -3 a camp 3TT'"T a. to be carried on the shoulde'B. (-T:) a form of peace-offering in wbich fruit or grain ie presented, as a mark 9 P. ( tree. wft, fwliS, -2 To stop, oi struct, re- curb, Caw. (mqm-?or;?q[li-a) Supported, propped. ?*rJr The act of supporting. -2 I support, prop, m?Skindu?>/-2 [^t-Mor] a- ( ) tin; to ?y j^lff) Sk-iU-la Purarja. 9 D. 5, 1 Bela- Relating to Siva. ^ The if 1 ( i$v? To go by leap*, i K Tt, ?f^tiff, jump, bound. -2 To raise, lift. -3 TJ cover, overspread ; Bk. 17. 82. -4 To appioach. -WITH jrili to cover ; Bs. 18 73. *tl To A.( ? J0) | To jump. -2 raise, lift. - ( *f*iT Mf-ft) To strop, ?(3T^ 1 A ( H*$ ) I To ont, on* or tear to pieces -2 To destroy. -3 To hurt, injure, kill. -4 To rout, defeat completely. -5 To fatigue, exuaust, trouble. -6 lo make or be firm. *w^=r 1 totter, ; jf Uunder, err, gpjeTr f> "JTOMiT: lisp, falter ; where it Ft .miner, y^^R^k f^rr: WiiTil R. msr?ww:awiT35U?;r ^ D. 4. 4 9. 7b, Ku. 5. 56. -8 To fail, have no ; effect ^rqtr: liritotftfffvnrfw R- ; U. -9 To drop, drip, tiickle. -lOTo go, move. -H To Disappear -12 To 83. Caus. stumble or collect, gather. To cause to reJriV ( trip. cause to err or blunder, stammer falter or -2 To cause to ; fWOT Mai. 3. 8. [w^-tli^ f^] Stnmbl- I down. -2 Tottering. -3 Deviating from the right course. -4 Blundering, error, ing, slippiog,uipp'ng, fllins; mistake. -5 Failure, disappointment, unauccesnf til icss- -6 ^tamtueiing, blundering iu speech or -7 pronuncia- T. ickiing, drip. -8 D.sbing agaiust, oUshiu^r, 2. 20, Alv. 5. 40. -9 ; U. Mutual stdking or rutbing together. collision I Stumbled -2 Foilan, dropped slipped, tiipped. down.-j ijuiik.n r, wavering, duuiuat- ins, unstea -5 Stauimenng, faltering; Ku. 5. 56. -6 Agitated, disturbed. -7 Erring, blundering. -8 Dropped, emi.toJ.-9 down. -10 Dripping, trickling Interrupted, stopped. -1 1 Confounded. -12 Uoe. -nlS utuuliug, trip- ping, a full. rigt.t -2 Deviation from tbe course- -3 Error, blunder, mu- tak-jirr^icf K" 4. 8. -4 Fault, tin, -SOoueit, treachery. -6Circuinventio> ,itri>tiigf m -Comp. iriiuogiefsiou. dastun^ or flowing aioug cbaruiiug manner ; Ms. 28. 6 P. ( ^gsfrt ) To cover. -*T?''r '"'' 9 P ^5, binder. Cutting, tearingto pieces. -2 Hurting, -2 To iSfcfli%V=q-res H. 3. 134 ( has sense 1 also ). -7 To P'Ojf- 1 **H: 1 Support, prop, stay. -2 Fulcrum -3 Tha Supreme Being. -4 N. of a Vedio deity. A 3.53,13. 60. -6 To caminit mistakss tion, fftiloiing. stop &c. -2 Stopped. tree; ; A a 5. 24. ; Having I ) create. binder, impede, strain ; army. -8 To 1 ) *?;vstp.p- TOW P-P- -7 A / -2 Saving blanches or 1 A., 5, I ] ations. 33 ft ( branched stem, -m- soldier. 1. The shoulder. -2 The 1 Ku. ; ; I trunk of a tree. f9Ri\Tfr: An ox trained to carry burdens ; cf r Cbaitra. Wif^J: owing from a principal stem. to children ai5T5n quick-silver jfror one of the 18 Purf.nai. N. frrg /. of Durjja (j;fr a festival in honour trte gc 3T- 15FFf. Mfc. 9. 13 waver, shake, fluctuate. -3 To bo disobeyed or violated (is an order). ^*V 5TWT <m<j 5;j fsi^E>)M Mu. 3 3. 24 ; K. 1 43. -4 i'o fll or deviate from the light course Ki 9. 37. -5 To be affected or excited ; Ki. injuring, killing. -J Troubling, harassing. -4 I'Vmaesi I stunible, turublf, fall down, IP. (t'*ifl)l To To sink resist. agaiust, repel, push 10 U. 1 P., ( m\K, -a back. ^rlTufl-^, To sound, make a sound, rt sound, reverberate. -2 To groan, breathe bard, sigh. -3 To thunder, ) I roar lou ily r? ; ft^girs^wigaTag^-Wiru r> I to Bk. 14 30. sound. -2- to Bigu. -3. to Uiourn.-fqr To slip, trip Iu ; to roar. 1 The femle breast; 1004 Bb. 3. 20 anm ( ; See f J^. -2 The nipple of the breast. -3 Tbe breait, udder, or dug of any f< ina'e animal 3TiJtfi?rTsf HfJ^IH^91. ; ajg* a ifce*5r gurws;* *f^ 5. 6. 17, R. 10. 62. -3. a mark on the breast (said to indicate fntiue widowhood). >ilH?T: I. fulness or expanding of (JT) fanif -?f 1 Bigidtty, firmness, hardness. -2 Stupor, insensibility. 1 Fixedness, hardness, stiffness, rigidity. -2 Kirmnesp, im> moveableness. -3 Stupor, inseneil>ility, numbness. -4 Obstinacy. . the breasts. -2. the circumference or orb of tiie breast. -3. a man with large breasts likethose of a woman. ae:, -a the slope of the breast; cf. o. Buck3d. , - A n. l wftwfUw sf: ?ef^: " -2- a man having breastt like those of a woman. H^: * paiticular position in sexual union. rUtn. 1. 1. nipple. Ved. Thunder. ^] Sounding, I a tound, noise. -2 Roaring, thundering, rumbling ( of clouds -4 Breathing bird. ). -3 Groaning. 1. 53 5 ft, j -*r: An Mil. 10. infant, a suckling ; 6. B. 14. 78 ; Si. 12. 40. Wffifai t [ ' q. v. WfiS To be confus- ) 15. ] -2 A *K [ WT-Jfa'S ft* Thundering, thunder, tbe muttering of clouds. -2 A cloud, U. 3. 7. 5, 8. -3 Lightning. -4 Sickneis. -5 Death. -6 A kind of grass. Jit 9 Un. 4. grass &o. ; B. 5. sheaf of corn ; as in ?rrsr- q- v. A -3 cluster, clump or general ); U. 2. 29, B. 15. 19. -4 A bush, thicket. -5 A shrub or plant having no decided stem. -6 bunch ( in post to which an elephant is -7 A post. -8 Stupefaction, infor ^fr in sensibility ; ( probaly The tied. these two senses -9 A mountain. forming sheaves or ). %ft a. R: ) corn, ( rice. =fiR=rr forming sheaves or clustery, abundant or luxuriant growth ^ $rftf: *asrUu. 1. 3. SHI 1. ftat ; *HW^w ; wr|SWT ( A clump of 1 clusters. . Bv. 96 -Oomp. a. Suckitg the breast - ed or agitated. . fffafTirr goat, ram. = ?cJHT p An tree. fs^fvrntfuf iff Mil. 10. 5 U. 7. .' A 104, R. 13. bunch, -42 ; ; WJflTr i?a- w?trViT Tl^ clutter Me. 75, Ku. ; %j*SH* 3. 39. **T: ^ fT?- 3 [ paralyxe. ' Fixedness, motionless ness Vikr. 18. 29 ; Ki. ] stiffness, rigidity, TO!* ivrt^nf 12. 28 ; ; irr**f>T: ; Mai. 2. 5 ; 2. 4. 1- 35, -2 In- stupor, stupefaction, sensibility, n'linlness. piralya's. -3 obstruction, hindrance WTWIJTST rftT^s ^Vf^ffT''? H- I- 74 srzTiar Mil. 8. -4 Restraint, ; ; ?5?jr curbin?, suppressing ficrrvrrl^aH: ; sjRTfiTpiTm^^i^ Bh. 3. 6.-S Prop, -6 A pillar, support, fulcrum. column, pott. -7 A stem, trunk a tree ). -8 Stupidity. -9 ( of Absence of feeling or excitability. The suppression of any force of feeling by supernatural or magical means. -Oomp. Twhof a. carved ont of a post of wood ( as a statue }. qft a. 1. (aralyting, benumbing. fence. -2. obstructing. ( -ti ) a ^TTOT cause of obstrnoticn or impediment, -jsrr worship of the posts of tempoiary pavilions erected for marriages or other cccations of solemnity. CTvif^rK m. A kind of rcusica instrument covered with leather. t fcfaiift 1 ww-fSt^; fg^ ] obstructing, 'hindering, arresting, suppressing, restraining ; *fa^r [ Stopping, stiff, rice. STi> -JTf: -J^, a sickle for cutting corn, j< N . of a city ( aiskta ) 4. ; make firm or rigid. -3 To -4 To prop, support. -2 To wild suppress; weaning stop, arrest. Bft^a'riTgi^a^t<'ft5^>Torfar>Tm5 U. 3. 36. -2 Paralysing, benumbing, stupefying. -3 Quieting, composure ; Pt. 1. SCO. -4 Making firm or 5 ] 1 wfaer p. p- [tf^ *JR Sounded, soun 'ing, noisy ; Me. .28. -2 Thundering, roaring. a | Tbe rattling of thunder, rambling of " thunder clouds HTW IJ^ff *ri*ar: Me. 3T.-2 Thunder, noise, -3 Tbe noise of clapping the binds. -Oomp. '? [ W> 1 rj ] Mother's milk, milk; ft* ttPiriftit B*- 1. 60.-Conrp. t^rrn: leaving off the mother's milk, To ) 1 a small uoe for weeding clumps of grass. -2* a fickle for cutting corn. -3. atasket for holding the heads of -5^^ a -sTr hoe. Ual. 9. 33. A., 5, 9 P. ( ^H>, W^tft, the ^ of tbe ^fl or ; root being changed to ^ after preposition* ending in j or 3- and also W4 after m) 1 ijiar: I'o stop, binder, arust, ferf>TcT^TiiT>arffQT: S. -2 To make firm or stiff, immoveable. To to make -3 sfmrstupefy, paralyze, benumb f f> Trsr aw^ ^ ?a ft? Bk- 14. 05. -4 To prop, support, uphold, To sustain. -5 become stiff, -6 To be rigid or immoveable. 5. ; proud or elated, be stiff-necked. (The following verse illustrates tbe root in its different conjugations fa^ ^ : Tl ^ fixing firmly. -5 Propping, supposing. -<S Stopping the flow of Hood. -7 Anything employed as an -8 A astringent. ^vrr elephant; g?nB 5 - 72 ; Si. 5. 34 ; - ; Cat**. ). p- p- [ ?i tilocked up, obstruct] | Stopped, ed. - 2 Paralysed, senseless, stupeimfled, banu.'nbed. -3 Motionless, moveable. -4 Fixed, Arm, hard, rigid, ptiff. -5 Obstinite, stubborn, Coarse. hard-hearted, stern. -6 =fiof a-Oomp. pricking up tbe ears. ??t-^!T ?rrq m. a hog, boar. a. having motionless or unwinking eyes (said of gods }. ^MFIfl art or faculty ; paiticular magical see ^fn (10). JT : N. of one of the live arrows of Cupid. fai>T(T o. 1 Stopped, hindered. -2 Benumbed, paralyzed. -3 Competed, collected ; see fjy^ a. Supporting, stopping &o. The Baith elements a * ( one of thefive ). - [*? ?J-^] extending, covering. thing spread, a layer, A bed, coucb. Spreading, {; I Any-2 stratum. *T*or [*J ?J-?3?,] Tha act of spreading, xtrewing, scattering &o. ?ifff( ?r )I^ in. A bed, couch. wtf pour. [ ?j -2 A M^ *4r 1 A Smoke, va barren ocrw. 1 : I ?3 -3TH!. ] 1 bratiug, eulogizing. gium, panegyric. Praising, cele- -2 Praise, eulo- 1005 a. / fofif ( [ ) Praising, eulogizing. *J-5^ ] A pane- -a; I gyrist, praiser. -1 Praise, eulogiurn. A cluster of blossoms. -4 Bunch -J of flowers, nosegay, tuft, bequet. A chapter or section of a book. A multitude of. t -5 -6 ; ** praise. t3?3 [ Prating, I ] A hymn. -2 W: Praise, eulogy. A ? R. 4. 6. panegyric, hymn. -2 To panegyrist, To 8oend. -3 To ooze. To ooza, dror, A. I ftfTq; I ( ffrs3> ) assail, attack. ( $q> ) an object of herald. comiaat, a minstrel, bard, ^Ff: a laudatory speech, panegyric. a A 1 *<j?rr knot or braid of hair. A bunch of curly hair between the horn* of a bull. -3 Hip thigh. -2 ; A. ^j^l (?Tr^) To 1 drip. bright, to shice, bo pellucid. f? be propitious or pleassd. A ' clump. P. I. 1 or moist. -2 To I To become w.t income fixed or iminoveable, be I A : Wet, unruffled, calm ftrir-TdR <* moist. -2 (a) Still, ] f* JT*: ITT l: Mil. a. 10. (6) flfrfo- To To 87 2. 59 Mil. 1. 27 R. 2. 13.48, 79 U. 6. 25. -3 4 P., 10 U. ( ^nffi, *jqum-fr To heap op, accumulate, lect. -2 To erect, raise. 7. ; ; ; 22,3. 17, Closed, shut ; ; -4 Benumb-5 Soft, tender. -6 K. 1. 7.i. ed, paralysed. Gratified, satisfied fr Moisture. 1 -2 Fixity, steadiness. -Oomp. -qrj stiil air. : A I *ijiT: heap, * dhistic [ robbery tfwm*: Ku. ; pile, 3. 15. mound ( of -2 A Bud- ; erected for keeping sacred relics, as those of Buddha. -3 A funeral pile. -4 Strength, power. ^Pr^ n. ffctrftffrir Steadiness, stillness. - 1 ?(fffV- priest at a sacrifice. An officiating Sky, atmosphere. -4 Water. Blood. -6 An epithet of Indra. 2 u. ( To 1 ) -5 on or over;'(njf) BWtt *Ttnrftri sr ^^ispfftf R. 4. 63, 7 58. -2 To spread, expand, diffuse. -3 To scatter, spread about. -4 To clothe, cover, overspread en. velop. ri -5 To Cau. ftmu kill. robbery -- 3^1. 10 U. ; ; ; 92, 15. 70, 3. -2 praise in song, to *r ; To celebrate or hymn, worship by To overspread, cover, strew TOiir3r s ^*fnriT^38 Bk. 15. ^ff^fl.^ 48. Deiid. ^ m. A ( fiKwRr-9 ) star. ^5ffT: /> 1 Spreading, stretching^ expansion. -2 Covering, clothing. P- ( *lft ) To go. p bymnl. *(pr/>.j>. A. 1 I Praised, Flattered. - lauded, eulogized. -2 I Praising. -2 N. of Siva. - strike, hurt, kill. U : [?3'f%^] 1 Praise, eulogy, commendat'on, laudation ?q;?ri* fUf^r ; ( . ^ A Theft, ] thief. ^jf ) To ooze. -II. To send, throw, ( ^q<,fa-i* ) Trrrr: Moisture, wetness. ^ P. 1 ruf^ ) ( To put on, ^fjftT 1 Fixedness, rigidity, immobility. -2 Nnmbnees. *^T<E ['g^-^l - Little, 1 small; ?a"i%5ft ssJi^tfliTRTtfirft Pt. 1. 150 far^j r 5gr m* Bh. 2. 49. -2 Shoit. -3 Few. -4 Low, abject. tity, drop. 3ft 1 A small little, less ; -TW-ad m?siricf-^ / To cover, strew &c. see $j. 10 U. ( Strictly a demon. bird. q^t^ffs- a^rnfrnf ^g arr ^at^gMit uiift If. 1.7. -Oomp. ^tv a. little-bodidiminutive. small, dwaiQsh, HIT a. a little bent down, eligbtly stooping or depretsed ; ?ru?r?r^T?Wed, Hr WNt Me. 82. The Chataka i: bird ; Ms. 12. 67. By little, laudable, praisewoitby m. -2 A sparingly. te Fit to jraitcd ; praiser, panegyrist. -IR ] 1 Praise, enlogium. A bymn of praise, panegyric. lfl%i: -Tr A particular kind of verse. I Stopping, obstructing. -2 A stop, pause. -3 Disrespect, contumely. -4 A bymn, praise. -5 A division of the 8Ama- veda. -6 Anything inserted. *rnr: [ <3"^ On. ! 137] I Praise, enlogium, -hymn. -2 A sacrifice, -3 ( quan- -2 The Chataka A tn<2. oblation [g-vqfr *] A rs -2 cast. * ; the of ^j is changed to patter a proposition ending in f or 7 ) I To praise, laud, celeeulogize, extol, glorify, brate Bv. 1. 41 Mu. 3. 16 Bk. 8. |Tirt-7f thief, robber. ff strew, spread, cover, spread -2 Grass. -J A 1 goldsmith. Theft, roblery. $**r [ *fa$r w: ind. ^ tiM Theft, ] 1 -2 Anything be stolen. -3 Any- stolen or liable to thing private or secret. *rrrnfc steady contempla- pans. ^iq: JT^ 35. 2. ) col- pile, Mu. ) monument, or kind of Tope earth &c. tion. fj sion of the theft. 9R- I Ku. 1 tjKirft ) expel. ^j ; Thieving, sf ; ( fcjKfrffi, -2 To benumb, stupefy. -3 stop. 83. 7. the -Coap. pur?: ! punishment of thieves. T-2* suppres- suppress. stop, . 5, Fixed, unmoved, motionlaas, steady rigid, praise. extol, worship. -II. To goat 9 P. I ; To ( tflnffi ) 1 A. (*?tsr?>)l M. stealing. adorn. -2 To paralyse, benumb, stupefy. rigid. [ be w^-^aK-31^ ] A thief, robffaj H ^ritar f ifif T ^ f sr if ; 55^fa- -2 To goot. -3 To celebrate, rlffoiT a. ber ; praiser, 5 A. q-^- praise. *aTs flattery, ; ; flitterer. RcT3[ Adulation -3 vrarni") rf Q: empty or false praue Wf f^ * *gRir: TWy*: K. 10. 33. -4 N. of Ourga. -Comp. tfHr a ; as A Soma in aJJrfteftr, Wlirefar. libation. -4 A collection, multitude, number,gronp,assemblage; D. 1. 51. -5 A large quantity, mass! ; ^f from t^ *a**Jf?R Ms. 8. 333. ; ) To steal, rob ; U. 4. 20, Mv. 1. 18. ri 1 The head. -2 Riches, wealth. -3 Grain, torn. -4 An iron-pointed stick or shaft. 1006 P. IV. Den. P. To praise, land. o. Laudable, praiseworthy. N. of the second portion of tbe Sninbita of the Siraaveda. Nectar. -2 A ff^ST: [ *tf-TTH ] J ? thief. ^ D. (wrcft-a) 1 To be collected into a heao or mass. -2 To 1 - spread about, be diffused ; f?TT?Tr.*if 9. 6,2. w ; Mv. -3 Sound, echo. 5. 41. a. [ *>-* ] I Collected into a masi Mil. 5. 11, Ve. 1. 21. -2 Thick, bnlky, grow. -3 Soft, bland, smooth, unctnout. -4 Sounding, -f increase in 1 Thickneai, grossaens, tm* ; tfW- 3<jft magnitude or bulk artw* T5?*?g7Tr'3rftrTSsr5t iwwhfcMv. 5. Sartf Mil. 9- 6 ; U. 2. 21 41. -2 Unctuouuness. -3 Nectar. -4 Sloth, idleness. -5 Echo, loaad. ; ; Collecting iota fnuT^ 1 a mass, crowding together, aggregation. ^T 1 A woman. -2 A female of any animal ; ircreft, f ftwmt Ac. ; S. 5. It. -3 A wife sftart Tfr tTfffnr28. -4 Toe jTt Mil. 6. 18 ; Me. feuiinioe getder, or a word used in ; V strut gender a Mnir-.-'C -Oomp. that Ak. ftJfJiT ; hreua, the sntTW: a WOUIOD'H apartments. Mr3T5T chamberlain. the duty of a worn in or wife. -2> 1. tbe laws joncerning; woolen. -3. menetrnation. iffoafr a woman in her tTST: the W7: a man. iemale of any animal. str a one ftsn?* a protected by a woman. woman's peculiar sphere of action or province ; domes' ic duty house- courses. e 3fi*anove.-(rn-lover, lecher, libertine __ f^ri^f* flaod like wife. wifery. m. du. 1. wife and husband. Ku. 2 1. and female JHl' -2- male > woman who forto* brings only loved f}(T a, daughters Y. 1. 73. by women. ( -7; ) the mango tree. 7IK7: one who gaffers himself to be troubled by a wo man. -jT^f:/. l.the fern tie understanding.-}, the counsel of a wjinan, female advice. HIT: sfxjul intercourse. n'^; a female ; 390;: stratagem, woman's counsel. the Aioka tree. tf^a mic line-like wcni m, machine in tha form of a woman sexual 3r3fr: 1- oae who lives by his wife. -2. oae who lives by keeping women for prostitution. 5TU I- desire of inlercourie with women, fondness for women. -2- ; JTtTWTr a hermaphrodite. -JJIJT: the law regulating the duties of man aad wife. rj?T I- U. 4 11. -2 The female sex, : 5t> t!\> 5>r5 1of a wife. business of women. -2- attendance on women or women's apartments. desira $mva woman and child. j'gjj ezcretioa in metises, tbe manstrutl collection of xH womsn. 5. 9. it MB. mother's milk with women. milch-cow. -35: a feinile %'i=*GIW( q. v. s*: tbe I j" 1 any or characteristic of the femile sex. Guru or priestess. -2- the female organ, vulva, -^m: a arseducer of women, libertine. forth only irift a woman who brings woman kind, artfrt: / daughters. f3r(T: a hen-pecked female sex. husband ftilrs*l5fri?T yr<j ftinft Sabdak ; Ms. 4. 217. -*H a woman's private prooerty over which she exercises independent ; control ; it is of fix kinds : T5*A Tl-lit *-q. 1 1 ; grffir: fern ile to otnera: .; see also company. H?-ir^ < ; course with women. act of embracing a I. 1 CTirg'of wom-n ( the iin -2. adultery, seduction. n assembly of worn properly. ) inia.-J. cjnnectionby mirriage. -3. relation to wounn. fTTI*: I. tbe nature of women. -2- A eunuch. f?qr the murder of a woman. Jtf ! th? forcible abduotion of woman.-!, rape. er or seducer ( of WTiW, m jre ig- or according farwrft S. 5. 30. hiving a female ahapi HIT: attachment to women, or inter- >StT A yiR^w. aravisbwomen ). thorough woman, tuoroughly a worn in ?!Tr-?T ijijm 19. \. coniriciiai; mirriage with a wjinau. ; o. cohabiting R, I A women Wf JJTM- ?< 5 ; a* -3 A U. 4. 2C. -4 ; betel-nut. or I To ^a (Wrf^j Wrffa) ' cover, conceal, bide, veil ; ^TfTRrifitiT3nrf3r wnrfrt Mil. -2 Tocover, pervade, fill ;nrt wr>r<m:Wi'tciT>^jfr85i<}^: K. P. 7. 1. 14. o- [ fjjir diab)nest. reckless. w^ WJ ] A c ir: A rogue, cheat. betel. nut. A 1 office Fraudulent, 1 -2 Abandoned, impudent, Concealment, hiding. 5T courtezin. A of be. el-bearer. -3 -1 The kind of bandige. a. Covered, con- hidden, cealed. nr A betel-box. A hump. 3^ f =F sppj j: TV. ] A piece of ground (levelled, squared and prepirerl for a sacrifice ), n I r>^f frwTVsiT* *^B Ku.5. -2 A barren tield. -3 A heap of clod*. -4 A limit, bonndiry. -5 A altar ; 12. land-mirk. -Cump 5Ttt*^ w , also an ascetic who sleeps on tbe hire Sthandil<* or eaorifloial r%(Tfi an altar. ground. fa'i'&^STP: ?2K?rT a - [ ^ '^ aw r iR'- ] Chief, A fa: 1 king, sovereign. principal. -2 An architect. -3 A wheel-wrignt, master-oarpenter.-4 Achiriot>er.-5 Oae who offer-* a sacrifice to Bribaspati. -6 An attendant on too women's apartment*. -7 N. of Kob?ra. a [ fnr'd wr-v. wr 32 IT ] ^q-jj Being in contracted or difficult circumstances. -2 Unevenly raised, elevated and depressed. -3 The soul. irw a- baing in con'ract-Oomp. ed or uneven parts, b:ing in difficult 1 places ; W5?irf laHTftr ?H3lteun ). Womanhood. ; womea. : ; V KR 113 3. Ved. Sixual enjoyment. irifflr-rV 1 Femioineness, effeminacy. -2 Excessive fondness for ; r.x irioiH ^r> Bh. . tbe wife, g5r *T S. interooarse. V. 4. 2i. -2- N. of, Liksbmt. kingdom of women. f^/r t.tbe feminine gender (in grain. ). -2. any mirk of iue fumale sex ( as breast &3. ). -3. tbe female organ. ^?r: submisaiveaeag to a wife, subjection to woman -fV5 ; ^tf> f^TWf: *<Ti an Female, feminine- I ] womanhood ; Pt. 1. 191. -irsr* betel. excellent wjmvi ^fr- 88 1. -2 Suited or belonging to worn n. '3 of I WomanBeing among women hood, nature of women, fomlnioe- 5. 16. P. (waitt) -2 To stand firm, Wifehood. -3 Effeminacy, fexinine- be firm. ness. *U% [**f?-3fX] 1 Firm or dry ground, dry land, terra firma ( opp. iror o. ' oft f. ) [ % Rt tar 1007 ) trwn ( WOT ) vft ; Vf'trsmt R OTTO toiTwwi ; t ^rvrt ww* 60 4. fr- 10 ; or frrpjanrW q- v. -J r, Ptrarid, bach. -J Qround,land, case, subject, tbe point -w<, lotna growing $UT ; -WTpT' Ka. Me. 90 ; - > 33. 1. a- *3*T <* land-going, not aquatic. f i|pn or removed from a place or position. %Tin a local or rural deity. nnft, -WOTS* n. nrwim ' by lend ; R. f*vyt a battle on level by Nnd'; 4. the *brnb Hiliicut 'a rood trfirsTr Mutvbilii. 60. ' ground. 51^: / purification or clearance of place from impurity. HTTq/'. a land -mark, boundary. A ipot of dry ground artiraised and drained ( opp. ftjsrr ficially *ifift q- v. below. ) TOcft I Dry ground, firm land. -J natnral ipot of ground, ground or lanl ( at of a forest ) ; f>5K?rir Hr- A Ka. 4 ( -3 A deity of tue soil q. v. ). -Oomp. qr^T 4. ; = Wd^r a deity of tue soil, a tutelary deity M*. 106. ; TOSF5TT a. Sleeping on dry ground. 1: Any amphibious animal. Wffl A weaver. -2 Heaven. -J moveable thing. WftT po ; be, exist, he in t ; on 1 ; : S. 1. 1 Ms. i. 1 rr ; a- [ ] 1 Fixed, Arm, steady. -1 Old, aged, ancient. I An old man. T.: -2 A ?r An beggar. -3 N. of Biahman. old woman ; " Oreatent, very strong, uperl. of t^rsy q. v. ). - largest f ate*, larger (compar. of v. ) 1 P. ( sers-s , Atm. also fayra^fifijr In certain aw, f* 3: V. 5. 17, R. 11. ; be retrained To stand; ^Ar*sr ; S. 2. sull ; 5T fns<^ *T?Tfnpr Pt. 2 26. -7 house, dwelling honje ; An abode, a r ^T ("W:) sntwi ^^r^rt^rrq' q-T^i^ Pt 3.46. -8 (a) A coant/v, region, district (6) city -90ffiee, rank, dignity fsrqrr'sriT-- -10 Obl'ect breathe ^r arr- ; TV: U. 4. 11. An -II matter, subject, canne ; ; : occasion, irq- ur^ To fhjflr VJr5HHf>trf>rjftr5rnf Ma. 1. -12 To stand by or ner, stand at one' side, a irmt^tqr^TMai. 1. 14; iibb&sb.; rwy^ ftir $^ij 5. 10*. -tl firsV'TTnreq Ms. or fit ^ Pt 1. 72. -13 A flt proper place ywrg'x^uniH -U A" . : or worth v object ; ISJT^T M. 1 see fwrw also. W^ wssrfff jre: -14 The ; or organ of utterance of any letter, f these re ight:-3rjr pla.ce : n H. 1. 73. -13 To rent or depend on. -14 To do, perform, occopy oneself with. -15 (Aim. ) To nwort or go to (agnnnrnpircX beeuided by the adv '0- of *r5TCT 5rotfr>f THffT trt Ki. 14 -16 ( Atm. ) To offer oneself to ( for sexual embrace ), stand as a protitn*e (with dat ) ifri'r fJm-r nrw fit** Sk on P. I. 4. 34. -Caul. ( ?rni9i7f-^ ) 1 To cause to utand. -1 3. V To NV, -3 To found, -4 To ston. -5 To arrest, check. -6 To raise, erert -7 To came to last or cnntirii-, make durable. -8 set, p'ac^, put. ^ Bfgf * Sik. 13). -IS A holy place. -Irt An altar. -17 A place in a town, square, court. -18 The place or sphere assigned after Heath to parson" according as thev perform or neglect their prescribed dnlies. -19 ( In politics, war Ac. ) The firm attitnde or bearing of troops, standa charge ; Mt. ing flrra s" as to repel 7. 190 -70 A bait -21 A stationary =rrft*n!T establish condition, n neutral or middle state. To give in marriage Mil. 10. 5. -9 To instruct in, initiate into. Detid. ( fitrHFf ) Td wish to stand Ac. -22Thatwhiohconttitnt*iithe chief strength or the very existence of a kingdom, a sturaina of a kingdom, i. e. armv. tretsnre, to<*n, and territory; M.-7. 5fi (where Knll. renders ; ?T a. ( At the end of cooip ) Standing, stayin?, abiding, being, existing Ac a^ftr, Wfffv, srymw, ?uj A place, tpot. q q. '. v -- [ fsjr fixed, steady, motionless. S->a 5 HTO orfsj^ ] Firm, stable, iratDoveable, A n epithet of 1 55- ' : j- wTf^t! T^'H^f^'fTi^vfrf^: TTHTrrT5^:V 1. 1. -2~A stake, pot. pillar f% ^ur^r^gT 55^: Pt. 1. 49. -3 A peg, pin. -4 The gnomon of a d'a'. -5 A spiar, dart. -6 A net of wbitart>.-7 The drug or perfume ; n. n A branchless trunk or cte'ri, any bare stalk f stem, pi Hard. -Oomp. tr^-; one who cats down the trunks of trees, one who called Jtoffci. ' f: away timber ; *nn3*irj"r Ms." 9. 44. toiBtaking anytbing for a poit. a. Standing, stationary, fixed. ' The ant of star 1- 1 ; ; cspacitv of a father' w g w i^s'^vtrr^t -10 To he at -Jrr% ; -9 To 65. utmnsTft, Ms. 7. 103. band, be obtained s clears the n of this root it clanged to v after a preposition nnrlingin j or 3; thplcor Pt. -8 To abide by, conSTTTR' obey ( with loo. ) ; ( 'in 7. 8. to, a. W[-f*t^ Wlfcr: -6 Relation, capacity tion A town, ftvn fssm 9?r?j snnTrsrr ; form live, or stat* often with part cipls ;int tr?rw Kn. 1 2 ; ; V. g- any ; A I : ' ; -** tha Karavtra plant. ! <j?n?wriTWf^f^: ' never mind the acccunt of Ac. -7 To -S -7 mound.-8 under discussion; f%wr?. 11111 Ac. -9 A prt ( as of a book ). -JO A tent. -Oomp. wr< another place. on the ground. r a. alighted , K -6 To be kept 2. 1. sr^ fBgjj ; spot. Station. Field, tract, district. -6 piece of ratted gronn'', topic, ide ~4 Pl-ce, nil fin ireneral). A A siTrmiw V. srt Pt. Cw-fSt] ing or remaining, May, continuance, rcRidence U. 3 32. -2 Being flied ; A state, pot, site, or stationary. -3 -4 A plncn, condition. locality ; stop, cease, qvmr K- -5 Station, situttion, post- ?nrf by qB-Mnmrmiaw 'rtrfr'T ) . -23 Likeness resemblance -24 P*rt or division of a work, section, chapter Ac. -35 The character or part of an -Id Interval, opportunity, -27 (In music) A note, tone, modolation of the voice. -Oomp. actor. leianre. arnrws 1- a local governor. -2. tha supeiintendent of a place. -3. a watchman, police-officer. -3wrW n. down. standing and sitting 3?Tfr8: confinement to a place, im- du. prisonment, arrest ; of. aim- - f%3fr a kind of qnarter-master. TOMWT- -TIJT: * watchman, r,;r : see sentinel, policeman. -jTW/. a dwelling-place, mansion. yz " ejected from an office, displaced, dismissed, ont of the greatness JTin*tf ! employ. or glory of any place. -2. a kind of divine viitne or uncommon sanctity supposed to be inherent in a sacred ftrr : assignm-nt of spot. proper places ^7foit rarwri'tv WTiaarMs. 9. 332. JIBT yx a. being in one's abode, at home. ; ^ A farsrir [ wr* fir? ^ ] 1 positon, situation, -i A particular point or situation in dtauatio action ; g. . 1008 A entrusted with any duty, post &c. -7 Wedded, married Mai. 10. 5. -8 Firm, steady. q- v. -3 A city, town. -4 -5 Froth, a kind ot team basin. ; or wine. -6 A mode of -7 A division or section ot the Taittirtya, a branch ot the on spirits To be placed or de-2 To be founded, fixed or recitation. Tajurveda WTJTH place ind. I According -Comp. of TOTM? a. [ nfi'TTtim^T TST^T ifi ] Having a place. -2 Having fixedness, permanent. -3 Having a subm. 1 The original form or stitute. prim: ti ve element.tbat for which any1 thing else is snb3tituted;yqn'^*(jl3lN rfFinfr P. 1. 1. 59. -2 The form so sntMtitnted for anything. -3 That which has a place, or is actually fdpfnr a- 1 Belonging to a place, T? A -2 Suitable to a plaoe. local. nrrsr ind. ( loo. of f*rnr ) 1 In the right or proper pUce, rightly, pro- perly, jurtly, truly, appropriately ; ror^ f*r vrofirfVt irrln R- 7. 13; nrrr wn: artnrst jro^srrt M. 3. 14 ; Kn. 6. 67, 7. 65. -2 In place of, instead of, in lien of, as a substitute for HTHT: *" 5 4 14 HCTnj w*f H iirrrar wuft* ] as the see Strength, the word 1 in from quotation -2 Mb. under 3T??irnT^. [ l wront wi fHt-3<5 to stand, fixing, sjrt I The establishing, regulating. director of the stage-business, a stage-manager. -2 The founder of a temple or erector of an image. fmvw [wr-fr^-fsO I (a) The act of causing to stand, fixing, founding t . eitabliehing, instituting (b) Rego WW57i [WT-H-wmi^t^] ; Bodily strength. a. [ wi-^3 I ] Disposed to stand, firm, immoveable. -2 PermaSi nent, eternal, lasting, durable 2. 93, Ki. ?. 18. *3: A tree. [ 1 ] ; srfnr. W<JTtV*r% gfrS5Frf%=?r mw^sft: Bh. 2. 82 ; ing, lasting, abiding ; -3 Livin?, dwelling, reMe. 23. -4 Permanent, maining firm, steady, invariable, unchangeable. m. A lasting or permanent Si. feeling ( see wiftw* below ) 7. 15. ; ; ; a per-Corap. vrr: a fixed or permanent condition of mind, a lasting or permanent feeling ( these feelings being said to give rise to tbe different rasas or 2. 87. n. Anything state or sentiments in having lasting, condition. raa eaah poetry, own Sthiyibhava) they rr%frwJ 5TtefJ its ; are eight or nine vnf ; wd- sjncrrr rl* ?wrsfor rn: ' ; cf . 1 P. To become firm, fixed or permanent, tatce a strong or firm hold on ; Pt. 1. 33. f^mrp./). [wr-w] I Stood, mained, stayed- -2 Standing. -3 f%u:tT: Standing up, risen ; R. 2. 6. -4 Staying, renting, living, trrnr 9>7 being, existing, situated fojar a %ff>r Mu. 1. 1 ; Me. 7 oft. with gerund* merely as a ; 1 ; copula V. ; -6 Stationed last, enduring. -2 Firm, steady, stationary. -55; The superin- ; spot, stable, inanimate in, ; ; ; or f?U5T!5r q. v. -1 1 D*termind, resolved ; Kn. 4. 39. -12 Established, decreed. -13 Steadfast in conduct, steady-minded. -14 Upright, virtu-15 Faithful to a promise or agreement. -16 Agreed, engaged, ous. -17 Ready, being, close sr A word standing by -Comp. -g-crffiKT a. with and contracted. or at hand. itself. the particle ' iti ' ( ss a vn firm-minded, steady- without ). Prakiita 1 STJT ( opp. tjry-g byawomnn a. contented Ku. 1. 1. Kn. 4- 27. S. 4. 18. Fixed to one stationary, immoveable, wr ; firm in recitation in while standing. or wis- judgment dom, free from any hallucination, tending or head of a village. [ S. 1. 1, ; occupying, appoint-7 Acting np to, R. 5. abiding bv, conforming to 33 tm iWr: (nsrnr:) Mai. 10. 25. -8 Stood still, stopped, desisted. -9 Fixed on. firmly attanhod to Ku. 5. 82. -10 Steady, firm ; as inffiatr) ed to minded, cool. Likely to fwr^r a. 1. 1 -5 Happened, occurred word . 1 . re- Wf-ptH Standing, staying, being situated ( at the end of corap. ). -2 Enduring, continu*wrf3ni Mv. Per- 1 fuming or smearing the body with fragrant unguents. -2 A bubble of water or any fluid Si. 18. 5. stability. ] founding, neral. ; Fixity, ; town, city. ; [ Fixedness, stability, or mi- 1 state of a vegetable n. stamina, si'ffwim^, manent expressed. n. ?wrw^ power, governor of a place. ct A pledge, deposit. the embezzlement sTTgjTor -2 Tbe deposit. petition- furnta a. ( asr/- ) 1 Belonging to a place, local. -2 ( In gram. ) That which takes the place of a thing, or ast 1 Any one is substituted for it. holding an office, a placeman. -2 The 1 posited. established. to one's proper place. the organ of utterance. Canting ?'JICT a. . -2 From one's -3 With reference to or -!T to, ; T sisrjrfa ] I 5^11'? ) s' ; Bg. 2. 55 a staunch or faithful friend. ' . ing, directing2 Fixing the thoughts concentration of the mind, steady application, abstraction. -3 A dwelling, habitation. -4 A ceremony per- formed ona woman's perceiving t ;cf. Placing, fixing, founding, establishing. -2 Arranging, regulating (as a drama), stage management. tmvt* P-P- [wrw^?s] 1 Placed, fixed, located, deposited. -2 Founded, instituted. -3 Set up, raised, erceted. dered, tiled, -4 Directed, regulated, orenacted. -5 Determined, ascertained. -6 Amnjiated 1. 23, 6. 67, 73. -2 Inert, in, active, slow. -3 Regular, established. r> A mountain ; ^unm"ll I^RTFTT: Bg. 10. 25. -t 1 Any stationary or inanimate object ( such as clay, wt/. [**JH%O 1 Standing, remaining, staying, abiding, living, f^rrSf rt stay, residence Bv. 1. 52 rr JT?iw stones, trees &c. which formed the seventh creation of Brahman ; of. Ms. 6.-2Stopping,3tandinestill,r.orjtinuance in one state irf^yrTrit IIHSsn: ftw^nit i>JmTrat: R- 1--89. -3 Remaining stationary, fixity, steadiness, firmness, steady application or Ku. 1 41 ), nr^Ts wftfur^a'iHTrai 1 *rtf- Ku. 6. famfirw*TW%3t K. 2. 44 58. -2 A bow-string. -3 Immoveable property, real estate. -4 A heirloom. -oomp. a^jr^T, -dm!? I. moveable and immoveable property. ; -2. animate and inanimate things. arrwi a. of immoveable form ; Kn. 6. 67. ; % ; ; devotion ; TIJT w*rrtT TT'U?mH Bv. 4. 23; Mil. 5. 22. -4 A position, situation, ftT'fft state, condition. Natural jtate, nature, habit ; -5 srir^T H. 4. -6 Stability, permanence, perpetuation, toutinu- fwftift'i H^trn'htt 1009 anoe ; IwrifmrfiitmniifGt snitfr V. . 15 ; sjfwt sj ffcnr* fWfaft En. 1. 18, B. 6 27. -7 Correctness w of conduct, steadfastness in the path of duty, deoornm, doty, moral rectiB. 3. 87, 11. 65, tude, propriety 12. 31 ; Ku. 1. 18 ; S. 5. 10. -8 Maintenance of discipline, establishment of good order ( In a state ) ; ; B. 1. -9 Rank, dignity, high -10 Maintenance, 25. tetion or rank. initeoanoe Mil. 9. 32, B. 5. ; 9. -11 Continuance in life, preservation, one of the three stater of bnman ( ) . 44 B. wft?Bf?l*?irwfTO ; Ko. ; 2. -12 6. Cessation, pause, *top.-13 Well-being, welfare. -^Consistency. -15 A settled rnle, ordinance, axiom or determination. limit, resistance Inertia, an decree, Settled maxim. -I<J -17 Term, boundary. -18 motion. -19 to Duration of an eclipne. -30 Begard, account ;*rrt <mrr*r consideration, TOrff Pt. 113. -Ooarp. 1. proper btain P*th;Mn. for flow ( 3. ), -wrw 8. _, the the right . fixing seventy a. flrm in friendship. ) j( TWT 5 <* HJT-f%O (compar. [ w Soperl. ; ) 5. 2 firs: fr!$T*wnrmr ft V. 1. 1 ; Ku. 30 1. ; placid, calm. -6 Quiescent, free from passion. -7 Steady in conduct stead- -8 Constant, faithfnl, deter- mined. _9 Certain, snre. -10 Hard, solid. -| | Strong, intense -12 Stern, relentless, hard-hoarted ; Ku. 5. 47. Tt 1 A god, dty. -3 A tree. The earth. -2 A strong-minded woman. -3 The silk- -n ). np. console, comfort 8. 4. fvorrtg means I to beoonne flrm or stedy. a. 1 RtTfrmg Possessed of inn-2 PerVirtuous, op- right. Will's: Wiaw ?if?sr sr? ] I An sleeps on the bar* ground or on a place prepared for [ who ascetic -2 A religions mendicant or sacrifice. beggar. wnr?r: [ wntw w? ww ] A gourd of the women's apartments. ff Architecture, building. Wfij 1 A [ waft ftjwrwraw anwft ?*r ] dish. -2 A cookculinary vessel. -Oonrpor plate ing-pot, any fft the form or representation of a pot. -2 to become calm or tranqnil. ). -0<mp. sifirT! 'h* marrhy date3TJr^ir a. flrm in attachment, eonotant in affection. -^n.-Ti 1 An earthen pot or pan, caldron, kettle ; * a fit fpfr Sarva. rawfr-2 A pattir J: Bh. 2. 100. calar vessel osed in the preparation of Soma. -3 The trnmpet-fliwer. -Oonrp. a rrjr, particular religions act performed by a honsebolder. gfisj the sediment or dirt sticking to a cooking-pot. g?r*: boiled ice in a cooking-pot. wrnr; see under air*. _ft the interior or hollow on a caldron. TOTfirt (nor ft/.) t Old age 127 Thick, (commencing after vrPr,-<%w, -fftr, -wfir a. minded, steady in 1. firm- thonehtor retolve, B. 8. 22. -2- cool, calm, disoasticnatewrff^, -anftm a. long lived, lasting. (~m.) the ilkcotton tree. flrm in underarror resolute ; takings, persevering. ys^: ' steady pu'verizer. -2. a kind of common divisor ( in algebra ). rt the chompalca tree. ( -wr ) the trnmpet-flower. -2. the Keta kt plant. grv: sj^t the birch tree. I I. a tree which gives shelter travellers. -2. a tree cooking-pot, flrm . tree. under ight. I : A 1 bnll firiT. -2 The moon. -2 A. man. A m. or pack-hone bnllook. to in a. ( oorapar. bnge; srspy^n^ f^?!W ?fnr wrgf 9wtvere it hs wnfe 6 Wjj Si. 2 78 ( also B <*. l.periiiting ous.-!. faithful to a promise. nrlrmv a. firm in oproiition, obstinate; 2. &'. or afifcr fixed residence abode. (R^jr a kind of gourd, -ifi-prs a large tree which gives shade and shelter. IU^JT a, ever youthful. ( - OT? a. everlasting prosperity. faithful to a promise, true, veracious. -2 Me - '*> 106 ' Fat, corpnleTit, itont. -3 Strong, powcrfnl ^a tqa WtW- K. 'breithes hard'. -4 Thich, cluuasy.-5 Gross, coarse, ronarh ("g alro ) as in q v, -6 Fool nh, fir ^M ; i silly, ignorant. -7 Stolid, dull, thick-headed. -8 Not exact. 3Ts The jack tree- -?jr Large catd*- doltish, momssy 1 A hep, quantity. -2 A tent. -3 The summit of a mountain -Ooarp. thr the larger ( ^z ) intestine near the anus. sine': * snake. <jHi 1 a larire frgment of a crag or rock fallen from a mountain and forming an irregnUr mound. -2. iucompletentsi, deficiency, defect. -3. the middle pace of elephants. -4> an eruption of pimples on the face. -5- a hollow at the root of an elephant's tusks. fofs)wr the silk-cotton tree. sA^t 1. a kind of esculent root. -2. red garlic. like aftrjr ^U5*.*Pr55rf1 ; 6. 28. Bakula au assertion, obstinate, pertinaci- bij, bnlky, Large, grent, 1 ) -5^t ( -- tree. cover. A I The post or pillar of a house. -2 post or pillar in genercl ; fj^rrrtwireviiri? S. B. -3 An iron image or statue. -4 An anvil. -Oonp. -fH- general ). * fish. sftftwr the silkcotton tree snake. -2. TV: IVishnu in his boar incarnation. -3. sound. ITS: the raamby date-tree. jtrr: I. the ChampakatTDt.-l. the in To ) ] the former 'position. ness, iteady, firm ; N. 5. 22. m.nent ; B. 3. 27. -3 6 P. ( -3 A mountain -4 A bnll. -S N. of Siva. -6 N. of Kirttikeya. -7 Final beatitnde or absolution. -8 The plane, Saturn. -9 N. of certain zodiaoat signs C Tauruf, L#>, Scorpio, and Aquariv.i. I -2 Firm stability. eternal, everlasting ; Me. 55 ; Mai 10. 25. -5 Coot, collected, composed, fast. &c. fixed firm, Firmness, stedin*Si or vigorous effort, fortitude; 8. 4.14. -3 Constancy, firmness of mind. -4 Fixity. -5 Fearlessness. 19. 11. More a. l?nHn-ri' ; -2 Immoveable, still, motionless; Kn. 2. 38. -3 Immoveably fixed U. 1. 40. -4 Permanent* B. state. having ela.tio propertie..( ,) Ustlo'ty, capability of recovering ). ~ ; cotton tree, ( the original position, having the power of restoring to a previous tation Firm, steady, 1 ; iftrnrr; S far* remaining firm or steady keeping perfectly still ( as in medif*fc a. ft). a. 4frtT fat, n arrow. corpulent. >;, ^nrt a large bow- instrument nsed in cleaning trr&t the marshy date-tree. -sfir a- foolish, dullish. JTTW: a kind of large reed. -wr*r: -snfinf a. thick-nosed. ( -*r,-*Ts ) a cult in. vfl-, q* boar. cotton. ( -s -j coare ), beg, cloth. ng> 13T95: coarse cloih. <* club-footed, bavingswelled I elephant. -2. a mnn with elephantiasii. tffr. the silkcnlton tree. n. pi. the five qjr ' (-f) grosser elements ( according to 1010 *rfr* a lend of jphil. ) jjrsr rongh or Inberry ( TS5 ). exact calculation, groi or rough competition. rr& a kind of radish. o. 1. "munificent, liberal, FTW generoni. -2. wine, learned. -J. in -v clintd to both benefit* and rr col I ret .4, taking oarelei* aim. >(!. tb(> red Lodbra tree. -5n>r woman having a large vulva. 5rOr the pro ser or material injuries. and peri-baMe W body opp- ( or f3fir -jrrfr WtHi q. v. ). a thick or coarse cloth. sfrsmall ant hiving a large head fiTKr in proportion to in size. -STffJ't 'J!V! the Inkueha tree. an fr: To 1 P. (Ftrft, f/iw) ablution perform ^n$firtTnr:- -2 To perform the cere2 ; , of bathing at the time of leaving the bouse of one's spiritual mony Caut. ( ^njijfS-^, ^ncause to bathe, wet, preceptor. To ^fif-fl ) moisten, sprinkl* ( m&: ) ff^R'tt f ^tnrt^Tff! Kn 7 10 i^^ripTrwTT Qtt 12. U. 3. 23, Ki. 5. 44, 47; Dfid (ftwwlr} Si 2 7, Me. 43. To wish to bathe. -WITH . whiog. -2 Bathinir. ' : . bignc.s Pt. ; 1. -2 190. Si. 18. T: big or o- or [ placed, w. A a dispute C between two an arbitrator. urap re, a set tlo parties ] To be be settled or person choien to t : ), juHe; H. 4. A -2 1. domeitio priet. W*^ "troi\ger ; : rfr /. ( More Brm, ) crmpar. of ( tw fdy o. Very flrm, ( snperl. of i>u{ q. y. ) WT [ rWW Bfi-, q. y. | i Finn. tability. fixity, tadineM.-2 KirmnMi of mind. constancy Bg. 13 7. 4 Continntcce. -3 resolution, Patience. -5 ; Hardnen, solidity. A WTJtw fSTlfi|^: kind 1 A B-thmo* who Air*i* ( of bordntfM ). A I boree carrying hia back, pack.hone.-2 A strnr^ horse. bn'kiness, stoutness. -2 Dulnesa or density of intellect. f -T: Trickling, oozing, dripping. 4 1, irhsbit mouth ), P. ( -2 To reject. m ft, p^rt eject (as ) M^ ; of a strint; a kind of n. disease of the eyes. See ^frf. ^mi A tendon, mnidtL Owft* ) 1 To go. ro. 10 0. ( be in love. -2 To love, 1 To f?75- * P- (rprirft, (?w) have afToiion for, love, b fond of with Ico. of Ihe peraon or feel or ( thinit that is loved or lilted > ; far ft 7 ; (where WTOT: may be genitive also). -2 To be eatily attached. -J To be To h pleased with, be kind to. -4 To be -5 adhesive. viscid, or sticky, -C'. smooth or bland- To make | of a R.T^ o. [ ( piffia-a' ) unotoons, anoint, be- one to love. fa*-* 1 kikl. Loving, af- I fectionat,friendly,*ttached,tender, SJal. 5. 20.-1 ly, tmctmus. creasy, Bra^ra'cbU'in ^ 2 \ Brihmsoa jnt return ed from the honof hisp'eoepn inUUled hf>netor ml Veconne wetted with oil nf5TT*Twwt*nT bvldar f T*f1 ^ -3 A Brahman^ who a 7?'i i/rn'iu ( beggar of s'ms ) for any religion j oVfet : Mi. 11 2 -4 Any man of the flrt three classes 8 ioVy. visoiH, adhesive, cohesive. lo*<, re-4 Glisten! "*. >>iaing[. is who an in'thted honseholder. i fwnf W T*18;Si. w^rjtr 6. Bth?np, [ ?rr-wi* fy% "\ iiwvenion in afclotion I wathino*. -1 Purification bv nothing; any J religion* or ceremonSnt "Mution The ceremony of hathinir pr ano'ntJnsf 8. 4. an ld(4.)'4 In ablation. Anything rued bath-mom. -Cowp. snrrt a huthinsr Kim-grmn. s/iufi wrw mnon yvr tnb. f "II- the festival held on th day in the month of JvnVith<. ?. ?tTTT I Firmnesii, strenglh, power. -2 A load tnfBcient fora borseorasi. To ha tht -2- The 1. 30. bow. -Ooxap. smsar, lubricate. -2 To -3 To dissolve, deatroy, performed the ceremony of aMntion which ha* to be performed on bis perfume. f5T^ An fit f13t|l-( Bh. ifrs tendon, moncle, stne M. 12. 59 ffwmWr62; Mil- 10 4. -J Mcist, wet. oft, b'and, ; Ms. 37; 4 1 -5 21. aT^Trrw 'vftv&ti : D 1.33, -o -7 Cooling. -8 K'"d t ennollient. Smooth, amiable ; fff!TT$**nr*-9 16. ). strongest ww ] *:: coorj e of holy tndy is over. -2 initiated householder ; of. HT?> flnithin? bin first 32. m TOT-*iri3r determined. to i. Bthed, wshed, puri1 One whose r>- by ablution (wmajrt * 33 ; Bv. Batbed.wasbed, sprinkl- ed Ac. fied F*TTTT Firmness, atability, fixedness ; ^nffrt w fliily, ! ". Dnlness, flff'W Dn. P. To become tout, grow bnlky or fat. *^f(4l n. A camel. A ] 1 ITW. S- , Stupidity. TV. ?ifr Si. 5. 57. Lsrge, big, tinge, balky. ort of grass or reed. A fixed ablation; a. ij or attending a person while bribing Ms. 2. 209. ; elephant'* trnnk. act of jansiug to bat ho ^Ht^ The A tendon, muscle. SUnkhya | from the I. the -J. th^ proper ablution. art manner 105 of or rales of ?Trw?tra. [ RM-^ fjjf n: ] Fit or nitnWe for h^thinj; or ablution, worn daring bithinp ; ^wrsfrVTSfnirnrr'T Tnr^T^ M- 5. 12. -i Water or anv other article ( snob as greable. charming ; 1 36,, M<.. 64,, U. 2. 22.-10Ttiiok, dense, compact; Lovaly. 14, 3. Me. I.'-Tl Intent, fixed, stead* or laok ). vn 1 fast ( as a friend.an affectionate or friendly per- A on; rltrviH 2 190;ortrrl*rrsfsrf*rri>TrrvnTTiSubhl-h. Pt. 2 166. -2 The red oa*tor-nil plant. -3 A kind TU I Oil -2 Bea's-w*x.-J f pine. Liht, Imtre. -4 Thick ie inr: an affectionate nes*. -Ooiap. or frtndly uersoa a friend fttnf ^r f^ f KuVsT >M?fc S 3. : ^ i wrr nnen"> nt, pprfnmed powders Ao. proper for bathing R. 16 21. * of a ki J% rice of quick a. looking intently or growth. with a fixed gaze. nr: ~WT *h ) jnjabe. ; fwmr< A who bathes his master, or brines, bathing-water for him. servant T^Tnjwr-?=n Oi -3 Tenderness, afCeotion, love. Marrow. 1011 2 P. *3 ( rfift, To 1 *3?r ) o. ( riV/. ) tched, drops, distil, drop, out, leak out. -2 To ooee or ran a. Oozed, dropped, flowed &c. m. fj . Table-land. | & A sinew, tendon, muscle. A ^T^T r daughter-in-law ; $ri$iT*m *3 fq^ i*rrr 27, 14. 83. 4 P. ( <3Sfa, ^T rr ^ ) TO Kb. re^-^1 [ S. 1. *arn:^5 wrap contigi- w ; V.2. 4 (where sn^r a BTf * -2 Oiliness, 1 PJ?T ef pnl, 15. auything yielding -2. an object of love or affection, beloved person, -fwi nesamuiii.-in%f. /. injection of oil, an oily enema. -fowf^a a. anointed with oil.-iqffo /. manifestation of love, dippUy oil. ; gWfr ( vrwft WltirgTOT ) kind conversation, rrsr: tvtvi%i*r- Mo. 12. tf. -3 A 1 A friend. -2 The moon. kind of disease. fa_i8i^ pg 59^ *^T* a. [ emollient. Loved. -2 Kind, affectionate. -3 Anointed, lubricated. - A P- 1 friend, a beloved person, a. ^ ( jfr/. 1 ) Soft, Ka. ; n ^ ) To become wet ( 1110. st. U. struct. (W5Ii^^r) -2 To un with spy ^ A out, espy. A I ?1& tfJr . ( *q^fo3 ) ft-I^ ] ; S. in atr. 1 in all sense s ; [ PT^T) ???(, ( 1. 28, 2. -3 Cunfl 7. I Touch, arl<5 ?'(<' -2 Contact encounter. -4 Fetling, senga ion, the sense of tnuh. -5, The qvialily of touch or tangibility, touch, tha objeot or ftfTir of ekin ). M^ ct, r^^giTr ^rj: T. 8. -6 That which hllcctn or iiidueuees, aSeclioa, seizure.-? Disease, illnesi, ( -i Figlt, wa batde. -3 One who ghts with savage uniiuals (for alfo. , reward or the fi^bt itself. ), *TO a- ^^f [ R ?IMI: ] I Dis- tin ily visible, eviifeut, cleaily perceived, clear, plain, manifest ^j ' whfB it was br ad 5irS JJt^r K. ) ' day-break ; WeiV: &o. -2 ?ieiy/?J: B. Real, true. blown, expanded. -4 Oue clearly. -B- ind, ly, plainly. ^r means 1 make sees (fqrer- C r>T( M^ a wou.aa of pr gnan- aistiuct notion, clear perception. vnftn, -^?| a. plain-spiken, out spuken, candid. ^151)1% Den. P. To make clear. explain, elucidate. from to n ) ^if q**r nfart tjsft-.. -9 A gift, donation, presentation. or extricate from, ; who -Comp. who shown evident signs /. ^5 ; clear or d.stc'ctt, i ni^'Il'%: 30 Full- Clearly, distinct- xp;iin, elucidate. ) a. intellfg'ble, clear. y IB. -3 -2 Openly, boldly, 'to dioruer, dint.;iup-r. -8 Actnaonant of any of ihe live classes of letters i spy, a secret ; ; To take, takeluldof, touou. -2 To unite, join. -3 To embrace, clasp. 10 ob- psrform. emissary or kg.nt sfj^ 5I^ ; -2 Kjjulong, envious. -3 Proud. m. A competitor, an equal. To 1 iertake, -3 To string together. -4 To tnch. -5 To see, behoU, perceive cleany, 62. ( -2 Tangible. disorder of A. Rivalling, emulating, competing, vying ( gift m. A distemper, the budy, disease. or i. WH A ; contact *^q; m. | ; friendly talk, chat. a. ?JiT a. f -3 feeling. soft or agreeable to the tuuch 1. 55. 65 *)?>*crr ? Envy, Jealousy. ^laf [fi^ an] 1 Emulation, rivalry, competition 3iTtHi?j jth ^qvft sr^. 2 Jsi.ljusy, envy. -J ~4 Equality with. 1. Senaition, ?i5f='*f A term used in Sankhya < philosophy for the skin '. ^ srrsr: a lamp. g-g-;, -HT! breach or loss of friendship. ; -2 wf mif a. oiled, lubricated, greased. Sfjjfflr:/. affectionats or friendly y$ ind. affectionately. iTf(%:/. flow or course of love S. 4. 16. fiH a. fond of oil. ( -v: ) a lamp. 1 rrsf: the Piyala tree. phlegm. ctirig, Apnhation, Emulous, envious. *7sf* 1 Competition, emulation. -2 intercourse. T, donation. ftr^ 1 A. (fuJa ) 1 To contend, or vie with, emulate, rival, compete, be < qual with sr^injgwdor Bk. To . Sense or organ of tuuch. -4 throb, palpitation. ; at Touching, handling. ~2 s, : induencing. Air, I Touching, touch, con- wind -- sj Throbbed, 1 ] -2 Uone. quivered. ; of friendship Aff tact. [ i$r* ablution - 1 I 2. 61. ?if^srp. p- viscidity, infectious. the entrance of the sun or moon into a eclipse. ?f^:, -?^: a frog. 15. srm'&c. -2 Tremor, vibration. -3 The quickening of a child in the womb. -4 Hapi.i motion, going. TT^: *f 3T ou, tremble, Throbbing, tioo, palpicutiuo, quivering; ^>?f rr%?<"i'j>- DDCtuousnees, lubricity ( one of the 24 Gagas according to the Vaiaesbikas ).-3 Moisture. -4 Grease, fat any unctuous substance. -5 Oil ft/3gftw ^$itBgt?*rq B. 12. 1, pt, 1. 82 ( wbtre the word has sense 1 also ), 221 ; R. 4. 75. -6 Any fluia of the body, snch as semen. -Oomp. $f*t:/- tangi the sensitive plsnt. 5r be apprehended by the sense of touch. -*h*rf^ a. s ^r Affection, lore, ; a. 3^r bility. a. to To throb, ^ Bk. -2 To shake, To go, move. ?] plant. kindness, tenderness ^TTT^ WTifc? JifitorriJ it ba sense 6 also ) dress, Throbbing, palpi-2 Vibration, tremor, motion; The milk-hedge ?55, *3?r-ft:/. -tf 1 To ( wXfTi ^f^iT ) 1 ^: C?^^] tation. vomit. : ) 3i*7f^erfr wnr ; quiver. -3 To disappear, 1 become invisible-} To take, accept. ?j A. 1 palpiute B. 8. 14, 15. 72. 4 P. (fswft) *j!T^ Hroft -3 Smoothness, LUndness. trgtrrfr- ^'t%*f the x<j& : , a kind of jewel considered to be th* same as 'j-bjlonpher's 9 tme'. a'fftsf the s btilee'eiueiitof round, envelop. ^T\-4' I Onctuousness, oiliness, lubricity. -2 TeoderBesii, fondness. and is optionally substituted, for 313 after ace. dual ). tions insensible. organ or sense of touch. followed by a cor.g?n"it. -^: P. ( 1 a. senseless, The moon. -2 A kind of 1 ^Tg-: disease. -2 Top. Thig word surface ( in general ). ( has no forms for the firetflve inflec- ?T/. affectionate, A flow, stream. <5T -10 Air, wind. -H The sky. -12 Sexual union. -13 A sec et 5^ An nnobaste woman. -Comp.spy. ygt [Sf-ftft] i Atfriendly. -2 Oily, unctuoii, t*t. -;j.. 1 friend. -2 An anointer, a smearer. -3 A painter. drip, in trickle, fall P. (vpftft) I To delivei -1 To gratify. -5 1012 To To bestow. -4 grant, -5 To 66 P. 6 B. protect. live. U. ; ffff W'9 To 14 3. loucb ?of , ; or loc. ) ii band on, tlie trokegently with, touob; ^'ii^?: K.U 3. 22. -3 To adhere or cling to, oome in contact with. 4 To wash or sprinkle with water ; tit. Z. 60. -5 To go to, reaoh ; S. 2. wjar^fwwtr? U. 1. To U. 1. 48. -Caul. To cau to touob. -2 give, present B. 2. 49. a. Who or ; : P. (?inft)T *7 9 f jrf w. See pri- ^IT^ 1 p Touched. I Come - ^Jff ( ) To burst, ec- ?RI: A snake's: expanded hood TO*!rf? Alum. A in con- M. the d<e cUsse* wjrflsym STOI t ; *rjij{irwr ^nr^ft- f i 'iw fttforawnn iwti fjr tar: Sik. 3s. quartz crystal, ; a- crystalline, qq- a f*r*n crystal column. <2*n^f)r onu aaotaer. Touching fsr(^-< Mk. ; P. U. ((irifHV) To wish, yearn, envy ; wg open, expand. To jest or jok (nra) To burst, 10 K. Ml*a^ ] Tbe H- *4t:7iw o. [ *i|;si (iid or longed lor, envuble, deiirlile JO ; 41 ; Mf> *rm inr nr^ 10. 81 j ?f jor'fv*! i Ku. 3. 13] | -2 Much, abundant Mr ; -3 Load. 3. 42. . | ; r: Kk. ; Pt. 5. 21. -2. to be- ). shaking, trem- Throbbing, bling. [ ?*3-l5 J Throbbing, 1 Quivering, palpitation. -2 or stroking ( as hone a ), gentle robbing. bing. 1 P. ( rft ( vvraffi^ tremble or shake. : A ) To . tremble, A ) i A. ; ( ftnffl-it ) ; 10 U. ( ffcrpft-3 ) see fo; ^ above I To demise. -3 To hart . ( compar. f}?!r, super!. Abundant, much, large. -2 Many, numerous. -3 Vast, capacious. faff, bant, ex* to gape. TO ( furtrt, <^i)T ) i ^(jrr^ large or fat, to become big or bulky. -2 To swell, increase, ex grow 10 U. far$ Ac. r*rf2(t />/>. Split open, miue hips hurt, injure, kill. -2 To To love. -4 To cover. drop of water. crystal. paneled, Buttocks, 10 U. or To cause to ptlpitate. -Cam. 5K 36 1. ; Trembling, quivering, throb* ursSw Crystal. iiiug. 2. Oauiing to shake about or move. -3 BubbiDg, friction 8. 2. 4. -4 Patting ; of de- Un. i Abundance, much, Twanging. plenty. ( tcrf( ^ |. to swell out, ex- fag act Prosperity. Swelling, increase, enlargement, growth. -2 A babble ( in gold ). -J A protuberance. -4 Throbbing, quivering, palpitation, vibration. -S tffTS'T f VC, de8 42. Uh. 2. 45. I.', %% -3 pa'pitition, beat, trembling. Crystal. B. Bb. *lTa>: with, langh at. lauj;b at, joke with, dsride. &)TT. ; increase, L*rge, great, increased, expanded ; tRKyswrjrwfoft^ Ac. Mil. 5. 23, mtur -II. quiver, throb, W{10 Growth, 1 come manifest 1 . TOgj 3. loag tor, detire for, ( with d.t. ) ffWiM H S 7 jr<J: Sulphate Alum. f /. Touch, contact balky. -3 large, - ;rftTftiirfoiiRT/. To . : pand, spread out, increase, multiply j ToucD. TRfft ft 6. 32. 8. 205. -6 Tainted, denied Formed by tbe complete oonUot of the organs of speech ( the letters of ; ; of alumina. -5 f SWf ] 1 Ve. 5. 40. -2 ; enlargement. -2 Abundance, copiousness, plenty ; vffWTO v atfiflt! Mv. He. 69; W-1> Successful, prosperous, thriving. -7 Affected by hereditary disease. (rY rfrf: means 'to augment or enlarge'). 6. 2 stone. [ Fat, thick, uig, K. crystal p. p. finT-[WT*rc ; vivife growth. Suloht.o of alumina or alum. -Conrp. MW^i tht mount Mero. the mount Kail&sa. j ;. camphor. rw$ camphor. a transparent. 19. . Swelling, intnme3oence.-2Inoreaa, CTrftt /. ; snake's expanded hood. A with, touching. -3 Beaching, applying or extending to afqrwjortq tact U. 10. p. p> Inoreased, enlarged, swollen. numerous, .much, copious, plentiful, abundant. -4 Delighted, joyful. -5 Pare ; Bv. 4. 13. -6 kill. , : hand. -2 76. Many, i' Jk-f 1 J- J- [ 7: pand. f^TXT 1 prickly night-shade. 4. 33, 12. 15. 99. Swollen, increased -2 Alum. a. Tangible. J t^l- 3"? ] Desire, eager deardent with, longing, envy, oovetonsness ; artnT^- ji>Qt% g%Ve. 3. *9, B. 8. 34. Of. ; piercing fell with tbe - Bk. 17. 43, f*T At the end of oomp. ) wbat touches, toaobing, The B. lire, ( affecting, TT a. Desirable, enviable. citron tree. -8 To refer or allude to. -9 To Uke, receive, accept (aa a lacrilioial Pent To be polluted, offering ) ( *!( f? ^rrr^*: TffVT&ft * ; The wild 175. 95. taiued H>^*ifi ; Bh. 3. 64 q. v. -7 To act upon, influence, affect, move, touch ; Mo. 7. 16 ; Kn. 6. ) 1 ; : 14 ; H. 3. 43. -6 i'o attain to, obtain, reaob a particular state ; wrHJRi fjwriHr B. 3. 32 ; deu'loi:, or of, ffttir T? tf 'ft: *|5Tf3 Disposed long- 1 puu 3r5i+ Bk. 14. 109 To cause to grow large, augment, increase ing or eagerfor, i~covetooi(with d*t. -2 To uy Ft. 1. 301. *IV W 9^ [ d to ba Ku.7. 7. 14, 7. 40. *>r ) I fjTS; 6 P., lD.(rzflr >r ^rfl.^ Tobaret or split open, break, be suddecly rent asunder r*Y*rf) | forth, 1. 1013 oleave, split, break ; S8 . 7 w*nTJrftf?T>TGHt. 7; Bk. 14.56. 15. 11. -2 To expand, open, b!or, blossom; jftyaiftfs>ftr.f>f'rfs^mr Qtt. 5 Pt. 1. 136, Kav. 3. 167. -3 To mo or bound away, disperse jfcrrt gsgrj jffan Bk. 14. 4 To become visible, bnrit 6, 10. 8. Into view, become evident or manifest -II. 10 U. (t$5irft^) 1 To burst, crack, break open. -2 To burst into view. Caui . ( ftfiziiR ) 1 To burst or rend Maoder, split, tear open, cleave, divide. -2 To manifest, make how, olear. -3 To disclose, divulge, make public. -4 To hurt, destroy, kill. -5 To winnow. *F* a. [ fjf*--* asunder, broken, I ] -1 Opened, split. expanded, fall-blown rent Burst, ifmvt ; -3 Manifested, Kfa%jj| Si. 6. 2, 5. displayed, made claar4 Clear, plain, distinctly visible or manifest *$ri> f *rfSc?*crr: K. P. 1 ; Kn. 5. 44 ; Me. 70 ; Hi. 11. 44. -5 Bnrsting into view qnf sn ; gwr Clearly, evidently, distinctly, certainly manifesily. -Ooxap. yrf a, 1. i n . talligible, obvious. -2, a. bright or rt significant. gemmed stars. ) 1. with distinct or precise area of a triangle. -]. the olear ornet resoltof any calculation. *wnft the heart-plant- HTT; the trne latitude of a stir or planet (?). the apparent or trne mo-^tfrilh/. tion of the son. O 1 Breaking open, rending, bursting forth, tearing open. mind. See tjj. ind. An -^ fire. ^^ -Oonp. t^, 8 imitative ro the sound a crackling noise. P. ( *jr.m, fjTtn } 1 ( a ) throb, palpitate ( at eye* &c. ) S. ^ wrf: y^t 16 ; *ytfTfwriT*Mil. 1. 8; w- syrfl* 5rrerTT>fwrwir 1. wrjt Bk. 1. 27. ( 6 ) To shake, tremble, quiver, vibrate in general f yr^v^rms*;. 33. -2 To twitch, became agitated qjr yfa-3 To start, iit W"r fyiff Kim. dart, spring forward SfjTrTTr: q< Bk. It. 6. -4 To spring back, rebound ( as a bow ). -5 To ipring U. nirr 1. 29, 6. struggle, ; ; or break forth, shoot oat, spring up, rise forth ; qjfer: fytffr f*rSrs t ; Ka. 3. 63. -6 To start into view, become visible or manifest, appear m off, a slice. p. Lfj-*3 1 Burst, broken open, split, cracked MM. 9. 31. -2 Budded, blown, expanded (as a flower ) D. 3. 24. -3 Made clear, manifested, shown, -4 Torn, destroyed. -S Laughed at. -Oomp. -VT ; spise, slight, disrespect. 6 P- ( Tfr ) To cover. burst or break Mv. WfW <JW 3. *H 40. below. The crashing sound of 1 thunder c!p. -2 Indra's thunderbolt. -3 Sadden burst or rise, as in ifJi^jf. -4 First onion of lovers characterized by joy in the beginning and some expectation of fear in the end. A * olap or peal of thunder The act of thundering. -2 explosion or crash. An 1 ^^ 6 P. (t^aft) I To trem- destroy . become displayed; 5Wi?ff ^r ya^'^f'f **' rfH' ??r f Mu 1.8; vf^rii^fV^Tf f r&jfrr i|r^ ?3T*ft f^f wrft wtfa" Ttrr anrrf Oit. 11. -7 To aasb, scintillate, sparkle, glitter, gleam, shine A tent. Trembling, throbbing, palpi tauoo. ; SS'fSnv Git. 10 fife ( wq-f ) ; Ku. 1. 24, rt. 3. 60, 5. 51. 15, 27. -8 To-shine, distinguish oneself, bacoms eminent ; Pt. 1. 27. -9 To flash on the mind, rash qrf^r suddenly into memory. -10 To go tremulously. -1 1 To bruise, destroy. Caui. ( *Trr{irffi-ar, fFtwrfl-> ) I To cause to throb or vibrate. -2 To cause to shine, irradiate. -J To throw, oast.-WlTH arq; to shine forth or out. Mfr I- to spread or be diffused, expand. -2- became known. -3 I gues of 6. 8. -4 Manifestation, display. -5 Flashing on the mind. -6 Poetical ing. inspiration. a. 1 , A Throbbing, tremolous, m -2 Tender-hearted. agitated. follower or worshipper of Siva Throbbing, [*$C-?J5] I Throbbing, quivering, trembling ( in general ). -2 Throbbing or quivering or certain parts of the body ( indicating good or bad luck). -3 Breaking forth, arising, starting into vie w.-4 Gleamflashing, glittering, shining, twinkling. -5 Flashing on the mind, crowing the memory. a. Ve. fire. -2 Swelling. ^m ;pjr of Throbbing, shaking, vibration. -2 Spring, bound. -3 Blooming, open- Throbbing, shining Ac. a shooting meteor ??r More abundant, larger a. ^ ( -Oomp. A spark -*t, *$f3rrr ?$fSTr*WJT *fjf*WT^j wr *$f&ffrfV One of the ssven ton- A shield. -4 Coruscating. ing, ; t'WJf: S. 7. 15, Me. -rt/. Cracking of the skin of toe feet, sores or swelling of the small bit broken To *<$&* w ; To thunder, like thunder, clap, Bk. 15. 44. -2 To cra*h, explode ; glitter, shine. -3 forth spead, ieff ^iL^W"*?] A *SfX make a sound To 1 clearly, trembling, quivering. feet. ?ft ) *$* 1 P. ( extend. -2 To forget. 1 P. ( $*! ) I ble, tnrob, vibrate. -2 To dart forth, appear. -3 To collect. -4 To kill, -2 Expanding,openiiig, blossoming. grf*t sound. gy^6 To ; diffused. -9 Loid.-10 Apparent,trae. -II Corrected. r Tde expanded hood of a snake. fr tad. ; laugh at. 1 A., 10 U. *9jTf -4 Unsteady. -5 Swollen. -6 ing. Manifested, displayed Mai. 2. 10. n I A throb, palpitation, tremor. -2 AgitUion or emotion of the ( jest, joke, ; ; U- -II. 10 expand. ; (tjzft) To open, P. I. 1 yrr If* WW* %***: U. compar. of ^T5T a. ( Ritr q. v. ) Most saperl. or Rijrt 1 ffft?- [ V5Z. abundant, largest q. v. ) *& "? 3 i Breaking forth, splittipg open, bursting. Disclosure; as in sn?* -2 A tumour srvwrfr is tiling, boil, ; ; aerolite. throb^rfcT./>- p- I Trembling, bing. -2 Shaken. -3 Glittering, shin- ft r?f (TJ Kaiv; S. K. P. 1, . also -5 see The 1014 recognised by the fms>: toe sound eternal Mtmimsakas. -Comp. marking-nut plant. WJteUt A Bwelling, boil, tumour, pimple. *(** o. [<S5-*2O (sTr/-) Breaking atnoder, manifesting, disoloting, n:akinc clear. -w: Separated utterance of a close combination of consonant!. -^ 1 Rending, suddenly bars ting, splitting, cracking. -2 Winnowing graic .-3 Cricking the the fingers. finger-joints, snapping -4 The separation of a. double consonant. The boring wftyjfr tool, an anger, a gimlet. war The expanded hood of a lerpent. A kind of bird. organ. -?* u'l A sword-shaped implement Y. used in sacrifices ; Ma. 5. 117 the furrow 1 . 184. -Ooinp. -flrffw; ; made by this *f See ff W ind. 1 garded as a figure of speech . S7irrr added to the verb* (or to presen, present tenie of and giving them the participles ) sense of the past tense; vmg^rmw Pt- 1 ; inr% f* nhr: sfr'miH w momtVrftfffr -2 A 15. (generally added pleonastic particle tothe prohibitive particle irr q v. ); 2. 7. t: C *S-*ft a** 1 1 Recollection, remembrance. -2 Love. -3 Cupid, mr. igfgw finger-nail -1- a lover, 13*571: wITC, -$f*r:, lascivious person. -TO-, -ril^J the a. blinded female organ. wr by love, infatuated with 3trfy> -wrgf, -wr^.-Tfg(/assionwith love, love-lickjf o. pining wrfff: saliva. -97rait with love. 5^ n. any amorous action, a wanton act. epithet of Vishnu. Tt the clitoris. ^?TT a state of 04 love, stste of th body produced by are ten), -vrsr: being in love; ('hese I. the male organ. -2 a fabulous N. of a musici.1 instrument. the f emale organ. ( -3H ) a fish.-J. ( -gf ) (n^r an bright moon-light n'Rtit. vjri>nr by Slrikl bird. of Spring. -2. an 1. epithet pr<3**f t me- Recollection, mory. l ' ie : f^ A. smile, smiling. U. (ftorftlt) 1 To sorn, despise. -2 To love. -3 slight, 10 Togo. P- 1 nfT$ To winki ( tfteffi ) blink. 1% 5 P. ( f9*mi I. To ) I please, gratify. -2 To protect, defend. -3 To live. -II. 1 P. ( Atua. alao in epic poetry ( wft, *?? pan. wfa ) ( ; bear, or keep call to mind, mind, recollect, aware of ; ftrn^T gr^nj- nr | ) a )To remember, in be if^r- call I- 26. ( 6) To call to mind, upon mentally, think of ^tmwsrrstfiff^t Pt- 1 B- 15. 45. -2 To recite mentally or call upon the U. ; ; name of a deity Ac. ; 9^*53^- -nsri^HT: gr%j. -3 To lay down or record in a Smriti nIT 1 ?**% -4 To declare, regard, conOTsr ; A ffT/. ( memorial Reminding. a modern use ). ( ) fRrrnr Calliogto mind, reminding, causing to remember. ?RT sider ; Pt. 1. 30. -5 To remember with regret, yearn after, lontror desire for ( oft. with gen. ) ?tr f Ki. 5. 28; ; - to memory, remem] 1 Relating bered, memorial. -2 Being within memory. -3 Based on or recorded in a Smriti, prescribed in a code of Me- 85 laws in afirr aRJ??qtaft*reTjft ipfik *? $5T -5 Following or professing the lawbooks. -6 Domestic ( as fite ). $ ; H. srfrft Jmic^Joi^r^i^ > 75Tfl'r?fl'T: < S. 4. 17 W ati'J'i IfflVR a. 18. thns ; defined: wigiw*HT si afflf ?r wf(T WOT K. P. 10. -Comp. 313117: I. a kind remembrance. -2-the favour of remembrance ; Kii. 6. 19. frf^ft a turtle, t rtoisa. the non-simultaneouiness of recollections. if ?"r death. gR- Si- recollection re- -7 Rhetorical ting. with ind. sroillingiy, ; . particle fRT'1r /. ; implement. A ^iT WRiq-r*?*' 5! (fWfl ; 47. 7. ; Relating to S;nara or the god of love ; ? 5iir See rjOT- man. smile furor [ *S-?Si ] 1 Remembering, 'BBTST remembrance, recollection *RT<7RV 31!fff ST"t '! B- If- 29. -2 Thinking of or about *rf^ sfttwrSr WTW TT: Gtt. 1. -3 Memory. -4 Tradition, traditional precept %ft ^jn^orr^ ( opp. y\a ) -5 Mental recitation of the name of a deity. -6 Remembaring with regret, regret ^ctrr r/ 5T: Smriti, a legal act. ffo laugh 1 A. ( ( wfcf, ]p)ir) gently ) To amile 1 qsr^i ; HrfTwi^Bk. 2. 11, qtrj^ fwr^- Bv. 15. 8 2. ; 27. To -2 Caul. bloom, expand ;Pt.l.l.,G. ( > -3 To sense wish Deeid. ). t<.> kstooifeh ( ( jRiqi]?T in ftwHtfa this To ) 11 Bk. 5. ; 8. 118. Caut. in the last sense) I To cause to remember, remind, put mind of, call to mind ; Mai. 1 ; sometimes with two aco. ; ' A Brahmin i well-versed in traditiotal law. -2 One who follows the traditional law. -3N. of a sect. $ An act or rite enjoined by the 1 Mu. ; sifltTi: ^ Mu. ?RTf>ar 1 v 37 ?i U. 6. 31. -^ To ; give information. -3 To cause to remember with regret, cause tolong or desire for ; Si. G. 56, 8. 64. -Detid. ( g^<5% ) To wish to recollect. ?ftf P-P- [ *S'^ ] 1 Rsmembered, recollected, culled to mind. -2 Regarded, laid down, recorded, mentioned ; Ku. 2. 7. -3 Appointed, designed; S. 6. 29. -4 EC joined by a Smriti or traditional law. ^fif:/- t *? fa? 3 I recollection, m:rrrry Remembrance, ; smile. arn^nrrnr 5>TV. 3. 21 !T WJ: [ RH-W; ] Astonishment, -2 Arrogano", I wonder, surprise. hauebtintss, coucsit pride, nj- Bh. p. I R. 3. 2, 10 5. 69 Smiled, s^'it ; jnro: ; Mv. 2. 22. smiling. -2 ; Ft. Exp*nded, blown, blossomed 1 136 fj A emile, gentle laugh; ' with a smile wffR^ tri3t?4Tf^<Wf Ac. -Oomp. J^a. having a smiling look. (/. ) a handsome wo; ' ; ; T. S. U. 6 : r -2 Thinking S(j(*rt ; 4. ; of, calling to f 72. mind. -3 What was delivered by human au- thors, law, traditional law, the body of traditional or memorial law (civil or religious ) ( opp. gi^ ). -4 A code of laws, law-book. -5 A Sinriti, canon, rule of law ; text f far of ?tf -6 Desire, wish. -7 Understanding. -Comp. -=imt another law-book. -S 1015 a- 1. forgotten .-J. inconsistent with Sinnti. -3. ( hence ) illegal, nrjtwt. T^K a. prescribed or enjoined in the codes of law, canonical . -f%wf t^ be dead Bb. 3. 37, retentiveness of mejj; to i raption of of ; memory memory 8. 7. ; fuion of memory. tWiti: . 1 loa* or ; failure firw 32. fsfrqr; a. illegal. opposition of law, illeg- t [ f|n . ^ Ku. ; Mai. 10. 6. Smiling 5. 70, Bv. ft. ; 4 2. ; reflect At, only in this tense ). fl*JH5r: ^ 'l nd ' valuable jem ( said t yield daily eight loads of go!.i and to preserve from ill kindi of dangers and portents ). (For some acconnt, nee the word ( ' > W^*r>*?T?'!ftftrvTdurft! Mil. 1. 28. -3 Pioud. -4 Evident. -Comp. OtBKj a pea; cock. I A. An cloud -2 A -3 ant-hill. kind of ind. 3rd ( Strictly hanging loosely down ; Mk. 4. 8 rfntmr^r?^7-rifr Drooping, ; qfrf^Tonq; S. 30. -3 Loosed. -4 Let go, relax- liffarsrefffirnflsyr sng; 1. ed. -5 Penduloiic, hanging down. -6 Sppurited. -Comp. jjir a. I. WT?T: lip. f- I ( flg. fbmicxfimyiiBftmvCi* alan ) fyjrr f^tr Mil. 5. 10. -2 Pierced. -3 Woven together, A fft joined. / gag ^uri Bv -2 To 1. 5. bed, pour toith. -3 To ron, flee. fi^s Speed, rapid motion, rush, yelocity. [rtT-T> **] Flowing, trickling. -2 Qoing rapidly, moving. t *'* -3 A car, cbaiiot. ( 1 Sewing, -3 A -5 Off- HT Or Sft-/. ) f rt ] I Qoiag qn'ckly, fleet ing. -2 Q iioV, swift of foot, =jjTtrt Ki. 15. 16. ?*^rr flow- ; fleet ; sft A I waocbariot, a car or chariot in general unfr^'T m>5r^ rar: ?'?Trfjfwmil: S. 1. 33. -2 Air, wind. ; -3 A kin of tree i H ( flftsr ). I Flowing, trickling, oozing. -2 Rusbinz, going or flowing quickly. -3 Wter. -Oomp. who fights while fMprffT A uttiiit a warrior nested iu a chariot. drop of saliva. f>/ in<. tnuk'iuK ; ) I Mi . flow- Oozing, 8 3 ; U. 1- 35. -2 Bushing. -3 Ooing. -2 A cow bearing two calves at th same time. f I Saliva. A 1 ] garUndof flowers worn on the head ); fwrt g^rnrfi}- -2 A gsrland ( in general), -lonrp. frw^ ( n. the tie or fillet cf a garland. a. wearing a qatland ; Qtc. 12. N. of a metie. vnperl. chaplet ( oTr r". ) ( compar. Wearing a garland or f3ig ) 3Tf^wrTtI! lTTr ijsf^y- ; B. 17. 25. A garlan). big, sack. lack, bug. A ray of light ( also : A . ). Beautiful, pleasing. -2 wt I A ray Annpiciou', propitioas. sack. si of liht. -1 Tne sun. -3 a. I A ffr* ) To confide; r> 1. to ba confident! -2. toTrest secure. $f*{ see A. ( fw>, TCT drop down, si A. ( 1 jtr. $&, -WiTU ?Tf: [W-WT_] lUppinesa, pleasure. 1 rope, string, cord. Breaking with downward* Water. -2 Hippicew. ) p 1 rff To fall, or down ; mrff*ft"t H% finr3?*dr!fsrwft R4.48;irijft**^C?'t^Bg. 1. 30; Bk. 14. 72. 15- 61. -2 To sink, drop, ^ 1 Trickling, oozing, flowing. -2 A drop, Ram. -3 A W*t [ y f . flow, stream ; until u, spring. 5JR] I Flowing, trickl-2 Sweat. -3 Urine. ing, oozing. ; jigr ^J?^ If* 20 v. 1. ftj^u: U. 3 38; Mai. 9 -3 To liang down. -4 To go. -5 To Caul- ( fttrnm-d ) I To be pleaaed. cause to f"H or clip down, move, W5cf_a (v' disturb jqitfifi nWfn^JfiTnf R. 6. 75. -2 To relax, luostn, slacken Mill 3 8. A stream, river ; qr fall asunder *OT ; miscarrying by accident. market, fair. $TZ w. W^ r3r^*S?.l I Falling. Gaining to ft.ll, ur b.'ttg'iig down. wrln* a. ( Cr /) 2 A *j^-flft ] ; a H"^5^] 1 A maker. -2 of Brahman ; -jll of Siva. 1 Falling or (lipping down, banging dowu, being loosened, giving way [ creator, au epiihet 7. 27. [ t'T: Tifr 1 Falling, sleeping. t **(%*. o- ( confide or trust. flrwu A ^ A -2 Den. P. To famish with a -2 The un. -3 1 lipping. awV^-'a^ H especially one o. ft* Hft ns!j ] [ stitching. -2 Neerll.-work. ack. -4 L'neage, family. fall or ( . [ chaplet, wreath or sack. Wfa / To A. (flrt) 1 $fj spring. of f^is changed to ^ after a preposition ending in r. or 7) ITo ocze, trickle, drop, drip, distil, flow ; FaMing, -3 Loosening, slackening. 5tiirr S. 7. 24. with a needle, stitched, woven ; Fullen or 1 ; W3ntf> . the ^ ?fff-^ ] [ ; pers. ing. of the Potential of w? 'to be') It may be, perhaps, per chance. of pro -lamp. vFf: an assertion a form of bability ( in phil. ), scepticism. vr%* m. a sceptic. See T*T p- p- dropped down, ulipped off, fallen off Ku. 3. $T?T 5TT ^nTnft f7??in^ 51 w^fi^tj!) *?f ?Rt wrr ufawnJ^ S 3. 13 ; Ki. 5. 33, Me. 63. -2 ing, fainting. Indigo. : 5. 1. 30. -2 Depending, pendhanging loosely. uloup, niving the limbs relaxed. -2- swoon- -4 Time. tree. 3. -2 Blown, expanded, blooming dilated, I ] sbcut. oon- or more Sniritii or legal teztt ; s^Yftfttiw 2 To sound, to cry aloud, -2 To go. -3 T<> consider, 1 disigrtement between two ality. -2. a -- t Ocaed, trickled, Drcppin?,trickIiEe(8 water). s^TH 1 P. i 10 0. ( WftflT, fiwTT-ft ) peri.-2 5ff3T ; recliuing A ), .; couch bad M. ; f" 2. sofa ( for 1016 ind. Qofckly, speedily. A 1 -2 ladle. sacrificial A Sama oozing, flowing, dropping. -Oonrp. jcnw fan / ( ) [ ? ft V55 */. % ] Ciniing to flow, pom fog oat, exBlack pepper. s uding. ftp*l U. (?r-rei?l-*O To P. ) injure, ( w*ft To ) 1 go. ; > > Bs. 6. 18 ; Ms. S 74 -5 To pread abont, get abroad, (ran -pi re , Caut. ( trrorfrt-W ) ( ai a iecret ) To came to flow, pour out, thed, (blood 4o.) ; w imm*rrstfTC?i Ms. 4. 169. forth ( Usually at the end of Flowing, droppingr, poor! eg a. tj5 ) ; ) f^tsr move. go, Jwrm^ffw^w Ku. 1. 45; wr^. (a) A stream, 1 [?-m%] current, flow or coarse of water V*T *nr frfa ffwTBg'n' *rf*nt D 2. 27, Mi. 3. 163. (5) A torrent, rapid stream : R. 1- 78; Flowing, oozing, distillinff, trickling out ; tfrssmiyfiiRrorfWrsrwr: Mn. 6. 13 ; nf grrf^raKi. 5. VTflrar Kn. 1. 6 ; R. 16. 44 44, 16. 2 ; qftrvftgrevt ( wnrrt ) Me. 107 ' exudation or flow of the ' -2 Ezndation, resin. -3 A tp. Stream -4 Ved. A path, road. N. of a V. stream, river ( 2. in general 10. 31. -3 ~2 A 5 \ );wtamT- A wave. srry^ Be. -4 Water. -5 The canal of nutriment in the body. -6 An organ of f?ir sense iwgirs *rfwnrt% Ram. -7 The trunk of an elephant. -Ooatp. ; aiarw ( proboscis or trunk of an a nostril elephant *r*fnnrtrinngw ffii^i Me. 42 (see Malli thereon); ( written ft S. 6. 15 district ; <jw. jror- ; 17 2. 6. 1 6 ; R. 6. 52. self-knowledge; r*r4lA*<mi<>nr; 5itrrrSarlr Bb. 2. 1. smwr a. 1. natural, inborn. -2. worthy of oneself. ttf |. the mind Bv. 4.5; Mv. 7. 17. -2. a oavern srir a. (. ; self-interested. -2. having its own, or true meaning. -3- having one's own N. of Si . A flexive 5 ; ; pronoun river. ; ?n JTSTT: WiWr,^?^. -2 Innate, na- f JMffaf>1 inherent, Me.80;S 1. pecnliar, 19 inborn ; ; B. Me. 3 Natron. own Belonging to or coming from Srugbna. -3 residing sw- An inhabitant of on Sroghna. w The gate leading to, Srngbna. Srngbna of. P. IV 3-86. ( tcsfr ) 1 13, 5. 104. -2 A self. lort used for pouring * w o"dn ladle, clarified butter on nsuslly made of trees like FIiia or Kbadira ) ; R. Mi. 5. 117 ; Y. 1. 183. 11. 25 ; -001*9n ; ( relative, st: 1 One's kinsman ; Ms. 2. 109. -3 The soul. -4 N. of Vishnn. -T*.,-^| Wealth, Pt. 2 96 ; as in alg. ) The q. v. -2 ( In plus or affirmative quan- tity of. v.. property ; ; ; $T^ / A * HWWW Si. f*nr 2. 65 **rf ftnsj, f*r thief. *TrWrrrwgrir y* TT Jrwftrwr 5. comp. in this sense J*T- *rt oft. in 5", ; ) *Wf?vrt SVWYT jorr3r%1>; V. 4. 15. -2- own or inherent meaning ; -2 A . 1 One'g own, belonging to oneself, often nerving as a re- S. 2 object or aim. -4. pleonastic. one's own interest, self) 1 ; 1 taral. ladle, a day on which sacred study is enjoined to be resumed after suspension. 'atrot: m. a student who tries to secure his own livelihood taring bia coarse of holy study ; Ms. 11. 1. nvvnft:* m. I . a student of the Vedas. -2. a tradesman. 3J?jvrW:, -&&S interest smrf ; 8k. ; ( it was situated at Some distance- at least one day's journey -from Pltalipntra q. v.; of a. -- nrarwrf rftyMr sjt* 13 ; tee 8. D. 112 ! *eq anrqnril. sW-redUtion, muttering to one-self. -2. study of the Vedas, saored study, perasal of sa ored books. -3. the Veda itself. -4. . : I . : Gtt. ( -*ft | Flowed, trickled, dripping Ac. -2 Gone. having prosperity in ; see ; Si. 9. 68. ffn/. ject to i IT* p. p. Mk. ir*fcr%i husband, one whose husband is subher sro wr Otorrsim tjrwr -2 To boil. ST. A stream ; comp. To To 1 ; - 's^STPr a. *r one's own power ?mii*$5.|rf|; ftrf^iuri S. 4- gfil, >*TXI a woman who has full control over her ; P.(wft,y?0 To flow, stream, trickle, ooze, drop, exude, * j$- f3r*rfWsWnf Rim. -2 To ponr out, shed, lt flow srCTftv *r ij& srrffcr* TT6k 1S 56 17 18 -- 3 To 8' move. -4 To trickle or slip away, wmite away, perish, come to nothing; pill see -2 I Bblg. 3. 11. -2 A ; f? wt wgfr ; hart, kill. dry. V1 " W^ ; hart, kill. To ^fnmrfr t sweat To ( ftwnT ) 4 P- To become sacrificial ladle. ^IP. (wrow P. ( *m?J 1 A 1 spring or fountain. %^T 1 A. ( ?n$r ) barm, roio. 1 4. in one's -3 A spring, cascade. i^tri N. of Siva. ladle. own subject. own power fqr3nir r- dependent. -3. one's ! Flow, ft** -Comp. Nylya system of philosophy. srsrf cne's own bandxfa<$n: rne's own fluty writipg. or sway wnVwixniuiwt Me. 1 ; ; ?wriw9itwwr 8. 7. wfirffrf one of tbe MX Chakrssor mystical circles of the body. snjpr al.dependent on oneself, self-dependent. -2. in- ). *Mgjrr* inference for oneself, a kind of inductive reasoning, one of the two main kinds of &;irnr, the other a. I. oleve, being Trcflgir[ir. tfft in one's own iff irs. -2. expert in attending to one's own interasts.'grt a own interests, selfish ; Mn. 3. 4. tfsrm frustration of one's object, i%f^: f' fulfilment of one's own MT?Tr a. subject to or object. dependent upon oneself ; Bh. 2. 7. ?3T self-will, own inclination- "an^tf: acting as one likes; selfwill. $?v: an epithet of Bbtsluaa. rart the rising of a -sign or hoavtnly body at ndany OTlVt wind. qnrfcl a. place. particular star. sjjqirs ^m? own basinets or interest. ^HWTt a fish. mt ind. to one- air, selfish. one's sur^r^: a follower of th 1- self, aside (theatrical a. I. self-willed, language).-^ uncontrolled, wanton. -2- spontaneous. -3. Wild, (-ft) one's own will cr choice, own fancy or pleastfre, independence. (-j) ind. at one's own will or pleasure, wantonly, : BT. 1- 1017 15. SJT a. self -bora. ion ( -art ) I. or child. .3. treat, perspiration. (-WT) I 8, daaghter. ( -aj ) blooil. a kinsman, relative ; ytr. 8. 6 . Pt. 1. 5. -2. one's own people or kindred, one's household. ( ifwsnwiflr Den. P. becomes or is treated us a relation ' ; Pt. frVr a. kiosnun -- 1. 6. snffi: ). I. self-dependent, selfindependent, uncontrolled, willed -2. of age, fall grown. (-9:) a blind man. one's own jpfjj country, satire country. feHow -countryman. ;srj, ,jjj; "sf^t 1. a one's own religion. -2. one's own duty, th* duties of one's own class ; Ms. 1. 88, 91 ; www'ftuw 3ro <wJi wrwTt -2. peculiarity, one's own enemy's conutry. a. 1. self-evident. -J. selfI5I luminous. rf. by means of im"iri^ one's own effoits *?: 1. one's Bg. 3. 35. own warrior. -2. bodyguard. wrvt own state. -2- an essential or I characteristic or property. *st a. I. self-controlled. -2. independent. 'f|ff a |. self impelled. -2. alert, active. ^rOrfV a woman whether married or unmarried who continues to live after maturity in her fitter's house. self-guarded. fhpIT 1. self abiding. -2. self-possession. -J. absorption la one's own self. ?y a, |. self -abiding. -2- self -dependent, relying deecribing a thing to the life, or with exact resemblance ?ftnwir>fi*(j fijwt^j f Tsmre rr:w T^imhif sjw wrmriffj^fn K4v. 2. 8. wr;: the doctrine tbat the universe was produced and is attained by the natural and necest aiy action of substances, according to their inherent properties, ( and not by the agency of a Supreme Being ). "Rrqf a. natural, eous, inborn. iji Brahman. -2- of tfiva. tf*ra. related 1. spontan- an epithet of -3- of Vubnn. on tbe mother's (-./.) own womb, one's own place of birth. ( -/. ) a sister or near female relative. <*n I. natural taste. -2* proper taste or sentiment in composition. -|. kind of asirinsubget juioe. -4 ibe residue of side, exertion*, contdent, Arm, resolate. -J. imdepcBdeot,, -4. doing well, well, in. health, at ease, cowf ortable ; MM. 4 ; w* ?*&* sV i r iiis: Pt 1. 127 also. -5. contented, ; see happy. ( ee, comfort* bly,cou'poedly. ?nr one's own pUce or home, tad. at sow abode; raor^fiW^ Pt. one graph m. ; exe. -r 3. 46. ftw:one.'s or band-writing, an autoise under fff-^r an had ow-a ( ^fV^mmV mx-. a. benefiuul f|n own to onetelf . or advantage, OWB good one's ) welfare. a* One's own, own. One's own, own. -2 Of oae's own family. One's own I . w wife. Of \ oneself, by oneself -2. handsome, pleating, lonely. -3. learned, wise. ( -* ) 1. one's own form or shape, natural state or condition ; Pt. 1. 159. .3. natural character or form, true constitution. -3- nature. -4. peculiar aim. -5. kind, sort, species. &{&(% f. one of the three forms of fallacy lle<J wRrar. q. T. mof a peculiar Wej* -2 Owner- to. the Msnes own ( L 35 W9i if* ] f Very &c. -2 White. -3 Beuutnui. ~4 0s A crystal, -^r Healthy. White Dftrva grass. =*-j \ A pearl. -2 Pure cbalk. -Oomp. IT* talc. -Wfa* P "* 1 Chalk. A. tf-sr 1 -Jtfdr: *afi: ( tiaft ; WIH<"'W *2- go. -2 ^3- To I. ( make a w-Wfl-* ) 1 To A. ( HW, Wl?fl ) 1 To be liked, be sweet, be pleasant to thetaite ( with dat. of person ) ; anr ^.m. 14. 3 noit wft ( ; doased a 1. -2 a gnd, or deity. 1 ) jrf ^^ ;>!! ham ( as a bee ) ; mserft Ak. -2 To Cant. ( wnS. 1. 24. -J To ingTo cause to resound. -2 T sound. -J To adorn ( wroft ) i thit seme ). (^-^ I ) T 12, 39 ; sfWfW *o. -MM*. ri a rbioooecos. Sonad, noise. a. Soaartiag ; as in one who clap* his hands. ' aoise. rf gpondin*, uiakiug noise of thunder, tbundeiul.p Wfiw. -2 Noise, sound ^^ 2 P. finish. 1 W Agni or Are. -2. black 1. seeammn. enciivle, twist round. he act of embracing, an embrace. ^f^ 10 D. determination, a crystal. An embrace. 'I 251,254. deceased ancestors ; K. 1.66, Ms. 9. 142, Y. 1. 109. -4 Tbe food offered to the Manes -5 Food or obUtion personified. own parin general. -6 Oae's or share. -7 A Srlddh* or tion funeral ceremony. -8 N. of Miya exclamaiad. Am or illusion. tion uttered oa offering an oblation to tbe Manes ( with dat. ) ; ftaxnt sjre *TOT 8k. -Ooan>. iog oblations to the Pitiis. fif ntbe exclamation Svadbi ; a (* %$v ^i ?"vrrit: awi^formula or sacred text used in Pittis: making the oblation* to tbe . {TO* or nature - -2 To 3. -2 Ooe'a own will or pleasure. -3 The oblatiea ef food offered to tbe Pitris or Manes of the ^ being after prepositibns eudchaogttd to ing in < or gr ) I To eiuoiace, clap ; 70. Ma. w-f-nft ) To go, c'ear or transparent, pare, bright, pellucid ; ? rsDfKT?*, f^a^rKIiKfj l'J. , P. ?^vT be it well tasted or relished ', mttere><1 at a foaddh* ceremony after thepresontatioa ef rice- balls or oblations of food move. - An if my defied ancestor. ship, aroprietsry right. P. Tasting, eating. ?wiqwj.ji. Tasted, eaten. exclamation meaning * fw: ti 1 Self-ezistenoe-. , 1. similar, like. sweeten. self-proved, axioiaalic. 1 ; ^ (used redsii vely ). -2 Fiom onetelf. -Coiap mnor,-f%ys;a. seli-eviuent, ^-^-JT 93 spontaneity. oily stances ( ground on a stone.). -jic m. \. the Supreme Being. -2 oue of tbe seven rajs of thesuo. ^r a on own one's R^ 5^g< smtni: Si. -2 To taste, rolish, eat. -J To please. -4 To sweeten. II. 10 D. or Caui. ( w?rft-rt ) 1 To cause to taste or eat. -2 To taste. -3 To 3. 10. 23. 71% exertions. . inbereat property, natural constitution, innate or peculiar disposition, nature ; ss in froci Sabbisb. ; so 51*3, a WWBq l i3r 4o. *ftj s /. 1- spontaneoas declaration. -2- ( in Bhet. ) a figure of speech which consists in a. living by one's own ijjy a. self-protected, N. I To P. 10 ( rwft, 9" (IB '> yr: lie j cf. general^. Bn wi9^ * -2 To reotine, repose, -J To be absoibed in ; P aM S '9 5 sleep, fall sslep. go-to^ ; 1 i'oe - sU 2< dawn, BT, t, i 76 * test, 1* 1018 To cause ira'ft it) -tf to sle*p, Mil. 7 Ku. 2. ; ; 4'- fVir^ Sl> t*Jlt L^V^ sleep JUT Ku. *w^ K. 3 f itt 9, B. 10. Sleeping, 1 1 Rw>ft inia> anrr A unrr 12. 61, 70; dream, dreaming, wg fw^srtWfffWi ; *? 12. 81, 7. -2 2. 8. 2. 2 R. 11 44. ; ep ng, dreaming, eleep. 3i*fi& ; to sleep, -WlTH a, -M.-SJ, or lie down sgfrem: rook to sleep. g sfhsYiRt Santi. g S. 6. -3 fclotu, indolence, -Oomp. MSRwr a state sleepiness. ?TT resembl- 1> dream. -2. nnreal or ild.ea u ). -f?{, -qy^ a. iiiduoing sleep, sop iriftc, narcotic. 1$ -PT*>n-iC it sleep ng-rojin, bedc> a iiuer. seminal -^ftf: involuntary ing a choioe-inar iage. chooses her of Siva. lus ry (like a n abstraction ; Ma. 12. 122. sjif ^: the illusion of sleep, the world apft^rr- interpearing iu a drea u. preUtioo of dreams, -^ffs a. disposed to olesp, bleepy drowsy. ^%s /. ibc ensat'on of dreams or illusions , iu sleep. a. Sleepy, sleeping, A drowsy ytar. 'd. Oneself, in one's 1 U. a.l m \self, poisons, snob as ourselven, Uiyself, himself Ac. &c., and ooietimes u ed witb other pronoun* for tbe sake ot emphasis ) ; * f}mfri*H*r Ku. arerujH-iiif HI%T wr s^r sutf HW whPrr* Suburb. B. 1. 70 ; 3. 20, 2. bo ; ^f ; Ms. 5. 39. -2 Spontaneously, of ona'sown accord, without troulle or exertion ; wqfrttrt'W* iTr^rur: 8. 56 ; savtwrt ft***r: wriil K. tnd. for one-self ( V9t without leave taking -VT? ). a. voluntary, self-choosing. ( -?i ) seU-cuuiot, self-election ; Ku. 3. 7, Mil. 6. 7. siHT o. self born. a. Kelt-given. ( V: ) a b >y ^ who bus given himself, to be adopted ( by one of the tus adoptive pareatt ) twtlve kinds of nous recognised in Hindu Uw ). gt N. of Biabman ; i. i. -g*s l tbe ttuiu. -i. N. of Brahman. -3. of b'ivft. ) ^a. self-cxicteoU ( flirt -^ 1 M. o. ; as pronounced by eveiy m<^ ^ ; BrL-inftn.-2- of Visbn".-3 1 I ^ ; or cracking of voice. -n*?c7 the circle of votes, -arrangement of mugicil scales ; Pt. 5. 54. R?U>?TT a kind of luto (Crtt an?rf?r a flutel ) without muiioa, g^qr unmus cal notes, uutnelodiona, n'vrnsl. the junction of vowe s. -2. lh) union of notp.t or sounds, a. i 3 e. ; S**T IJ*T ?TW^it M*. 1, q'riMTafmfrwr ?^ fTtff voice U. 3 ; ; : ; ^ fRTlTffi^ Mk. 3. 5. - . tbe fjf>: the coalition gamut. of vowels. flTR^ m.pl. epithets of J day am a anc.iflciul sedsion. 1 Having sound, sonorous. -2 Having a voice. -3 Vo;al. -4 Having an tccent, sccented. particular ^Tr^ a. ?7K5T Sounded. a. 5Tt(f!sw in\ ] 1 SjundeJ as a note, pitched. -3 Articulated. -4 Circumflex >d. -5 Accented. third .T: The or mixed tone lying between >>igb and low tfjtf r* : fttfj P. 1.2.31 [ \$.\ -2 j ; nee Sk. thereon. & Si. ^H: tbe sun. -nvtf toe central point of the sky, the zenith. ?iwt the celestial wotld, heaven. 2. 49. *f$: [ n-3- ] I Sunshine. -2 A part of a saciidcial post. -3 A sacrifice. -4 A thunderbolt. -5 An arrow -^<j:/. acelestidl damsel, an apsaras. ^nufi- the Ganges. $? zan of heaven ', a celestial nymph, an aptara*. ^c m. dj. an epithet of thetwo Atvius. qr 1. an epithet of Soma. -2. of the thunderbolt of Indra. -ffag; ?^: = A m. thunderbolt. Heaven, Indra's paradise -Comp. 3T[ sfrw^ m. ot-l stiul Ganges. a god, deity. hoavon. of degiroiu tue ; S. 7- i^fra^arsf -spr a. the ffifc: 1 heavenly-mounatainSumera. -^,-u^ ] 1 [ noUe. -2 Voioe Soond, ; a. procuring ( ea. ranee into ) paradise. jT( heaven's gate, the door of piradcse, eutrance into heaven -3 A now gamut, seven of tno a tone, : muticil scale or tune ; ( these are HTI^f4'lt ; half or quaiter tone (01 luuoic). 3}the interval between two vowels, fl< sound. ( -rt ) 3T* Sim a. followed by a the production of ". preceded by a the musical scale, gamut. -~?Mif N. of tue S&ma-veda. ~~ comooj ed in mneioal measure. voffil. TI%:i Mij m. ludra. celestial region. -2. 11. I. ; tbe ^?O I* Indra. -2. tbe body.-s?vj:.-r/. a celestial damsel heavenly nymph, ano/>sara f r ; ; u N. of the chief -8 Snoring. wife of Biabman. -Oomp. 3^. a Tf 3. fiTir: T^I^i 3$3^'^i *^d ^JK-f q. q, v. V. ). -T Air breathed tbrougii tnonontriU. hiatna. Bn. || 43T*iilt'5T fl? a vowel. Bb. Heaven, paradise I HfrR :/. a vowel-sound phoneticat^ ly inserted in the pronunciation of j or ij when these etters are followed by a sibilant or any single consonant ( e. g p onounced HB ?R^ ). ft: 1- indistinctness of utterance, brofesn articulation. -2. hoaiseness pipe. Br&hinapa in bis daily prayers, ste U(i3--6 Radiance, splendour. -7 Water, -oomp. arriTTT, -n'nr 1- tho celestial Ganges. -2. tba gaUxy or mlr:/-, -mil 1. going milky way. to heaven, future lelioity. -2. death. a *: ( fuR: Sumeru. s ) tree of puadiae. m . 1. an gfl. epithet of Iadra. -2. < f Ay mi. -i. of Soma. ( farming ?f 4*fir ) the celestial Oaogei. >r.)(f: a kind of precious stone -- vrrgi N. of Bihu ; i find &o. -2 The heaven of iadra and tue temperary abode of the virtuous afterdeuth. -3 The sky, ether. -4 Tbe space above the sun or between tte sun and the polar star. -5 the third of the three /. voluntary declaration.-!, informlaw ). ? Ul or adopted son. *n*ft?t) To ( N. >rTgt, -pomp. arJlf: sell-acquired. Sfg-; own (used reflexively and nppl itable to amaidnwho fault, blame, reprove, censare. Vylhiitis, a. peroeptib.e b/ toe iulflUct only IQ a state of sleep-like whan it tn;r own husband. flftsriY 60. of drcamiog. of Siva. -4. of ATito or time per sonified. -5 of Kl uaduva. -6- a Jaina deified saint. -7. the female breast. N.of -8' the Supreme Being. VJ;T: Siva. q(; self-choice, sell-election (of a hn band by the bride herself), ' moans of attaining heaven. ^Tltfjil a. [ ^TlStfOIFl JHCqMl ?R] Btlougin^ to heaven, Uuavenly. -m I A god, deity f an im uortil ?^ n rt ttfTtTf ?T: **?-mt jfronrr?? S. 7. 34 Me. 30, Ku. 2. 45. -2 A dead 01 deceased man. tbe ; ; < tial, divine. 1 Heavenly, celes -2 Leading to tipavip, procuring entrance intoUeavcu ;Ais4. 1?, 5. 48. 1019 ._ Natron, -2 1 .m. . ation of mantra* or performance ol expiatory rit'g, -3. tb benediction of a Brihmaoa after presentation of Salt petre. nitre. ?g3r [55 wofr unff 5fq] I Gold. -2 A golden coin. -Oorap. aiir; the Ara- gvadba tree. stfa sulphur. HTmrffc* ^f?^rft srj^T n *pitht of ^:, -TTWt Siva. g^. |. a letter. -2- a Br&hmana. -3. a bard panegyrist qrvofferings; R. 2, 70. 5f "It, -*fot*T a grain of gold. qft^r " golden-bodied. (-*) N. of Gaittda. !% a *K:, -$cj a goldsmithkind of red chalk, |. the blue fire. Ganges. the gutr: tin. borax. ^(js a tree. Champaka 'ho 13TT deposit of gold, -flji N. of Visbna. -~41"^: tt golden vase. kind of mineral gubatauue ^ftjSTf yellow jnsmine.-^r, a etrciik of gold. -^f9iw m. merchan. -2. l.agdld a aronej-chaugcr. . turmeric. A. fci^t) l - Qoldeo, made a. > of gold. Totasto, relish. | To be pleasing. Wm P. ( 1 I. a rtligions preparatory to a sacririce or any religions or solemn observance. -2. To ) go, ff l mart. (couipar. ] superl. iprfag) 1 i Very small or little, fcdnnie.-2TrifliDg, insignificant. -3 Brief, snort , si^ir ayfji -4 Very few. -Comp. -3117 TV very little, most abstemi- Pt. 1. a. eating ous. a species of heron. the Kovidara free, -^jy a. very feeble or weak. fttpr- |. sn ?rrt^ a complimentary or congratulatory present of flowers &c. to any one attended with good wishes and blessirt-ETf congratulation, ings. invoking blessings. f*mw: <$$; nk arunjl, rfjg- o. having little shame, shameless, impndeut. -^rfrta. minutive, dwarfish. Very of cake. -8 A -9 di- very small little, ^ Doing f^rflair^ R. 2. 48. ; - fatlier-in-law ;Un. [ ; 2. of. $v 97] 1 A t [ 8^ Welcome, happy 1 ; ( a^ ) imr: (Vcd. 7. 1, 29. -2 A MTO tr ] arrival (nsed chief- is wciiT ly in greeting a person in the dative cage ) who is put M. ^rm $$ : Ku. trr- 2. 18. Going or moving; at will or pleasure. A. &tf% ( ) ; a. [ ', ( or j mm jft /. ; -2 Treacle, molagteg. relish. n. ; srw f: /. A grape. -Oomp. or choice food, dainties, delicacies. ant&t the pomegranate sweet ^5: |. a piece of any sweet substance -2. mnlaesea. vjfiq m. N. of the god of love. f&s the tree. jujube, ( -arr ) the jujube tree, -qjj a carrot. f^r 1 the fruit of the hog-plain. -2. the Satlvari plant. -3. the root qnprefr- -4. spirituocs- liquor. -5- a grape. g^r |. rook-wit. -2marine-salt. Vine, *rap. -; Soond, noise. : [r-^] i slee P> ' e Pin e loss of sentation voluntarily ; 156; Si. 14. 9- 8ce *"** ). ; from pressure on nerve, numbneec. ' Freedom o F ] c a. tature,""innato, natural (*/ ) C own Btlonging to one's inberent, oeouliar, ; will R. 10.79,5. 69, Ku. m. pi. A sect of Buddhists the who accounted for all things by nature. of laws . may it ' well,' be well with hail m^T ' ', adieu meaning ' ( one)', ' fare- (with dat. the sun. -2 ); rtfriT ^^l?ja R- 5. 17; it is also used in ezpessing one's at the ( often uaed approbation beginning of letters ). -Oomp. yq* 1. a means of securing prosperity. -2- tb* averting of evil by the recit- S. 2 ^ .. I __, One of the wives of A aword. -3 An anspicio.. ) -4 The star Arcturui, !n forming the fifteenth constellation. ; considered lunar aaterism ; ^jiTi 73W7T 9niT^i%'^'3?~ r^Bh. 2. 67. -Comp. coajanction with Svtti. ; ; U.I. 37. -2 Dreaming, droam. -3 6. particle 1 ; Sweetness, relish, taste 3Rr%: 9flTr>r eBrsTrfsr ^15 gn^nar ofi 2. ' wilfully w^.gar ] compar. wi^n^, nnpr!. fm?s ) I Sweet, pleasant to the taste, sapid. avoury, dainty, tasteful ^ 31. ' fsjf ; . Sweeter, very sweet corncar of ^75 q. v. ) property Free See sff^. if q. v. ) insensibllity.-S Temporary ; 1 ( sweet, aweetest Very Slaepinesa, sloth.-4 Paralysis, p&liy. or partial A drummer. ?W n: The 5!iar ] power of following one's own will orfancy, wilfulness, independence; M.8. 3. a. of supejrl. sweet- ftavonriness, 1 finger ). ^gn^ a. WT^S ( ^i5Trfrm^ 5iTr^i:tr: tit. WlqfJT*} MM. snitsTgs^iT ^i>m g*n^ mean S. happy, W^T: A sister's sen. mjTr Aeister'edungbter. ;: Smallest, Icaet, most minute ( super!, of ^^j q. v. ). wsll, safe a. A ; voluptuary, libertine. a. Maori less, smaller, more minute (compar. or s^n q. v.). ; crow : Me. 4; ? arnr* j^rpgg- a. WTtixKp.p. I Tasted, relished. -} Sweetened. -3 Pleased. A I Garlic. 1 A mansion or , -% temple of a particular forui with a terrace in from. -2 A particular mode of sitting prictisea by Yogint. or few. iTnrsr, ] 10; Si. 10. 43. -5 palace of a particular form. -6 particular symbol made with ground rioe and shaped like a triangle. -7 A kind ; a. ^ iffl A 4. very little-exptnHHuri-, eU'ngi- neBs. gqm a sign like the mabinq insignificant raatter.-2- a aruall part. -rinr: ?[fcf [ kind of mystical mark en persons or things doubting pood luck. -2 A Incky object. -J The meeting of four roads. -4 The crossing of the A 1 3>T ; -?1^H^-^mf:T% rite ^rf^ifr-. N. Garnrfa. o;3 celestial _* joyment. -4 Sweetening. ; H, ^g; fay- -2- u cock. -3 Liking, drinking. vs. ] I eating, relishing, en- t^n -2 Tailing, Tnsle, flavour. _r. <j Naturalness, natural state or character. J Possessing proprietory rights. A proprietor, an owuer.-2 A 1020 ; sovereign, king, ntohusband. -S A spiritual preceptor .-A A learned Brarunftsa,a& aicetio or religions inn of the hight A -4 order :(in thii ceate trinity name* to proper ). -J An added epithet of Klrtrfkeya. -8 Of Vishou. -9 Of Siva. -10 Of the tage VAttylyana. I I Of -OH*. -3mtRi (iatorla, -Tf tbe butiiHsi of* king fsTfrr made I An oblation or offering lord, -fctrr sense 1 -J Sight or title to -3 Bole, oapremacy, do- ownenoif). property. minion. W** Biabman ( ^/- I Relating to KB. I. 1. _j Descended Brahman ; 8. 7. 9. An ; (torn , epithet a ion of f the grit Brahman Mann (as he wai ). . in this s'nse or to give . o*iestng inherent flavour er aweeinegi ( said ^^Nrr ; Me. 14. It 4s emetimeii nsed ditjaoetively in the sense of <eitber,' 'or', wHh 7. 3?r r Ac. ; see Ki. 8. 35, It. 15, 13. 8, 14. 60 see arm aleo. 1. fijf^ sweat, 4 P. To (^r, fwftrT or iwr) perspire ; rfvsrnr jwrr H K. P. 10 U. 3. 41, Ku. MM. 1. 35 w wt <m ; T. 77; ; 1 A. Rwwor f^r) I To be anointed. -2 To be greasy or nnctnon MM. 5. 17. -J To'be disturbed. Cow (H?TfcT-^ ) 1 To cause to perspire. -2 To ?*, : ; f 1 vith The heaven, heaven. -2 IdentiScation Indra't ih_*lf. refrfgent fmH^f itooiid Manu ( Brabman). \xnlRi^ m. N. of >, ; tbe Hee nnder if. -2 Few. -y ; 1 tit. 9. f*V*r"f, mwr:. fV?T<*t/. 1 Taking, accepting. -2 Assenting, agreeing, promising, an atsnt, a promise. -3 Espousal, wedding, marriage ; f fhr a. 19. Little, small. Littleness, smallaeis. -3 Smallness of number. I e. Self-reliance, -2 self. Foitittide, resolots- unrestrained ; uncontrolled, q-auH . B. 5. 11 . or fancy, will wanton, *T.fltft3r*fittr ; 5. sur?frj ^tr-2 Free, nn- rfcerved, roafldential ; as in frvfrfm Mu. 4. 8. -3 Stow, mild, gentle ; Mo. 1. 2. ~4 Doll, lzy, -5 Dependent on oae's will, voluntary, eptional. < WilfolneM, wantonneM, -t ind- 1 At will or p'eatnre, as one like", at perfect ease ; frritt ?^t wr>J| ^~ *S*nfTOf>w. B. 17. 4.-20f one's own accord, spontaneously .-3 Slow- (opp. fre) S.5. natural Jispoiition f/ini"! " ( wft/> own self-willed, fotwp. p- [ IWT-W ] 1 Perspirin, covered with sweat. -2 Steeped. -3 appropritte, claim. -2 To take, accept. -3 To admit, grant, aa irne (in argument). -4 To assent or tgree to, arcede. epttbet of Indra. dotninio of -2 beat. flavour or excellence. An boiler, sauce-pan. sy, gently, mildly ; U. 3. 2. -4 Lowly, in an nndrr-tone, inaudiMy, Cooked, boiled. *Tn 8 U. 1 To make one's own, m. A I one's lowing , S. 5. 13 Canting to iw**.-3 5rw*r A f rying-psn, wwe-pa*. mLwuwt.rr-aintflt:] 1 Fol- of a poetical competition ). I *9fT* -J Eltgance ). Kitchen. n inr)nn IfTBTtT Ott. 11. -II. ) yw*fi tion, sweat -2 A diaphoretic. orinqriry,oftenimplviag'doi)bt', surprise ', and tranUnb't by ' or preprietroes. lordefeip, wnrsoth. -3 Vapour. > , . Mastership, per- a eooling breese -sw a. generated sweat). np (suokivg vapour or swat ( said of l-y spfrtion. get m. a god, dity. J. A T^fT particle of i hatband or lord. existence of a matter or owner. -2- goodness of a master or A mietress, HMt -2 wet. ] t M ; wrm wbttt'. 'bev', 'hallo', Sovereignty. I. insects affection for tbe Up, proprietor/ right. J -Lordship, V. Ag*i tio l.theiervioeof amtster. w? ipiration i ship. -ijc? a. originating in or derived troio a matter or lord. -J. retpect for t hatband. WTlltar -Pf 1 Ownership, master- go. to all Are. ! to gods indite riminately.>2 N. of the wife of Agm. *nd. An exclamation oied in oflrrinK oblations to the gods ( with dU) WTT , *in WTT *c. -ows. utterance of the exclamation Svaht; (. *JJJlWi To ; keeper of c*iU ) ; Mi. 8. 5. .^ir: tbe tut* of lord or owner, owner- -RW?* 3 To pain r be pnid. -4 -WITH. ft, - to eonnd.Hif pain ( Atn. ); Rk.9. 88. 9 P. ( nrarrft ) To hnrt, kill. praUe. health. A nrct>. -J Sound state -4 Prosperity, well-being, comfortableness. -5 Eie, satisfotion, spitits &wi wwr fTrwtf S 4. flrmneit. neM, lord, muter 18. 107. -3 8. Own, one's own ; ?5^ Ve. nr 3. oonfldentiai 9. talk. a. acting as follow.ng one's one Uket, own will, self-willed. ^CT-tnt Wantonness, freedom of will and *jfr*r a wanton action, independence. A loose or qnchate woman, woman, an adulteress ; 7. 1.67. ^c^ a. Self-willed, wsnton, restrained, uncontrolled. un- ??rrr- The residue or sediment substances ground witb a of oily tone. r- D.97. 1 P. ( q^ft extend. -2 To forget. ^vmfVt ; ) I To spread, *I 1 P. ( ft q% ; deiid. (%W^, 6H5iS) 1 To sound, lecite. -2 To ? $t*5ftf (especially Happiness, prosperity M legards future life. ) 1021 An *d. emphatic particle on the preceding to 'ay sties* word aad teantl&taUe by eerily ', * <4c. bat it ', certainly ofte* used expletively without indeed ! ' ' ; njr particular signification, especial- ly in Vedic literature ^HT ^yjjt; ""PT r C WW f 5T* Hf 3TTiJt &o. Ail. Br. nied a* a vocative particle and rarely of ditdaio or laughter. A form of Siva. -2 1 ft Water. -3 Sky. -4 Bleod. -5 A -6 Meditation. -7 AarpioioasiiM. -8 Paradise. -9 Heaven. -10 Drying. -II Fear. -12 Knowledge. -13 The moon. -14 N. of Vihua. -IS War, battle. -16 A borae. -17 Pr*de.-l8 Horripilation. -19 A physician. -20 Cause, motive. -t 1 The Supreme Spirit.-] Pleasure, delignt. -3 A weapon. -4 The parkling f a gem. -5 The tound mountain. -14 Envy, malice. -ISA buffalo. trr: ( "* ?1- ) N. of atribe laid to live in the Plaksha-Dvtoa. -Oovp. white. vrln 5J a. vermilion --amrvst an epitbot of to an*?: of Brahman. 5t*T a female g iose. qfriro: a particular mode of of "xaal enjoyment apr: I. N. t he peaka of the Hiro&laya. -2- the R. h imp on tbe nhonlder of an ox; (for 3W*z ) -- rnr a. having a swan'g stately manner. gait, stalking in a cipher. of a lute. ( -TO. alio according lome in tLe*e senses ). wniw silver. Wararvatt. thke of a swan ; Mb 3. Brabmant. -^ti -w tfae soft feathers of down of a goose. q*Tr aloe-wood smfi the caoklin; of roose trr%5TT a woman f a particalar clau (deaoribed as having a slend'r waist, large bip, tbe gait of an elephant and the voice of ful ptft like 10. -2 K. or . aoockoo; from 5* 8k.) iff: I goosf, duck, flamingo rtm 6. 6 ; ; of. A *, fan Subbash , H. 17. 25. ( the description of thii bird, as given by Sanskrit writers, is more poetical than real ; he is desortbed as forming tue vehicle of the god Brahman, and as ready to fly toward the Minis* lake at the approach of rains cf wr*ff According t> a very general poetical con. vention he is represented as being gifted with the peculiar power of wtjr ; separating mifk from water ; rrt irar vtirmRx qs*s Irtfr Pt 1 ; S. Br. 1. 13 j see Bb. 2. 18 fl. . IS 1 P. ( Will ) I To leap, jump. -2Tob. wicked. -J To :oppreis. -4 To bind to a Vietonoe, foroe. -2 Oppression, rapine. ( arw and B^ni are esed adverbially in the sens' of ' ; also). ascetic of a particular order. spiritual preceptor. -HA -12 One free malic*, a pure person. -13 A ' forcibly violently ', soddenly', will Dk. ; BAm. -Oosao. mode of Toea a particular Jnr, or practising abstract meditation, ( so called, at rtBtingn- ished from trsrita q. v . beeaose it is very diaonlt to practlm ; it may be performed in varioos ways, ach a* by standing on one leg, holding up arirs, inhering smc-ke with the the lowest cast*. gg A tone. -QOp. ~-^j marrew. f^t in*?. A vocative partioie used i* addreaiiBg a female of inferior of the lowest raak, of by e]al ovate ic addriisur oaob ntber ; j* WeTT* R^t %*f Kflff w#r Ak. arfij-ff A gee, 1 bran. flamingo. -2'An ankles { |^]t or ornawrnt for tb 7. 23 < where in tbe first senie Si. tbe also word ; sd is see IB above for other sense). tfonr, y|Y rV A of forced meditation. fft Wooden fetter* or stock*. A man of f fr ( )ir-.) fljt 1 : % /. A Urge earthao vessel (V). frV An earthen pot. ind. 1 r, fem*4 A goow. vocative ' ' corresponding bo, to, ' particle ' hallo ; f^ 1 A. ( (a/*, ( To ) void ex orement.eracvate or discharge faces. Cbandr. rwr 87 poet. I f^: phate of iron. a line of geese. y. -2 The Supreme soul, Braam in. -3 The individual sonl ( S^HMT^ ). .4 One of tbe vital airs. -5 The snn.-tf Siva. -7 Vishnu. -8 Ktmadeva. -9 An unambitious monarch. -10 An trom VT . . who head inverted Ac./). -f^qrrthe science ; 1* frT*eTpr^tf nrrt tr STTIT& wrrHWT 4rwu^ market, a a thief t fairs and markets. 'firsiftpft' 1. a wanton woman, prostitute, common woman. -2. a sort of perfume. -3. tnrmeric. A small market or fair. the ; ^it* -Ocmp. steals from to be derived A fair. 2. 1. -2 A particle xpreeiin; haughtiness or contempt. -3 A particle of interrogation. ( In dramas it is mostly nsed as a form of address by characters of the middling class; fret WTgr-TTTSCTi Mu. 1). jrjf: The calling of elephants. A vocative particle ased in addressing a female attensraomr& dant or maid-servant ; Ratn. 3. JJ3TT, *7 W T^ ffl[ '** ^ JJH)'fWV 1 P. ( bright. 5( fea ) To shine, be Dttid. ( RipwJr ). excrement, evacua- frf Voiding tion of O' dare. 9V R tf s ; Excrement, ordare. Z P. irra^ifr-a ; wV?n wwfiir^"*. r>tS caw. (rftr, 3r*ifi fftwft. c^ iriji ; dW- ftitnA slay, destroy, strike B^m<jnnr{iifWT Tr ) I down To kill, ; irv ^n: U. 2. 15 ! Bb. 3 18. -2 *a*fJ-wt** w^i To strike, beat mfl 4 ijuxgnnr ut (vt^nrr w^TTsTw rtv* M. 3. 20. Si. 7. 56. -3 To butt, injure, afflict ; 1022 torment as in wnrfff- -4 To pot down, abandon nott fgrf^f T3T srt take arff n? Bh. 2. 77.-5To remove, ; ; Bh. -6 To conquer, overthrow, 2. 18. overcome pml-Ki.2 37 ->To ! awiwnwrfyfcZ'S- regarded as a fanlt of composition ); ; : instarco of the Can*, lay. Pt. -2Toderoy 1. -WlTH 383 ' ^W called 3f^^W To cause f to be killed, ruin, mar, spoil; to injure ex- ariir th< [**]! Killed ; as the died, tee g^. It in often used first member of eomp. in the sense ofwretobed', 'miserable', 'accursed' 3g5T*f *ffv$ ?Tf?^ 28 $ ^- S. 6. 6TMal. 9. s' ; ; R. 14. 65 jTCt Killing, striking. I IT ; Si- -2 ! srrsj Multiplication. -Ooiap. ; bereft of hope, hopeless, desponding. -2. weak, powerless.-J. cruel, raefcilns.-4. ban en -5. low, vile, wretch a ed, accursed. villainous. =575^ f%W a. f reed from thorn* or toes. abewildered, confounded. itsr^ R. 3 15. In lustra ^w dimmed : Ku. ; ill-starred. luckless, ill-fatefl. bereft of power mrrw, -vf^ vigour 21. 2. fi% a - or raark, SIT, Btirviving. unlucky. ?W -wr?; a- reduced o. Sin. ( 2 ; coward. who A low vwjrship. 14 ?f5tT ) 1 To -2 go. To be ' -1 A oMndra.w5(Ia Kn. A foot bt syitabres. -Oonqh -ar- * bors*min, ynv^s rider. * sn^?: science. vetMlnary ; -2 One who 2. 20. .'. prody.<) superintendent of horses-sift; tie fragrant oleander. -srrgsRf s vre?t bull. striken or kills, striking, killer ; 5 of f UE Killiag, death Ma. 5.34 rider. 1- wrr*fr tn -2- tiding. guin-olibftnntn tree, --fff: burlwy. ^ tir^iT: exOSllcrff hrorse. *ifS3 a. vered in removes, dstroys f counteracts &c. m. 1 A slayer, killer. -2 A thief, the scirrtce of A stroke, blow. -2 Killing. -J Death. ~4 A man who id sad or | hors'jB'itrieir went, trohling *c. ifr^r to perron, ' raaiiRH- N. of a. form *f Vilin. depressed. 55-ij m./ Ls^-^I. ai^ *r <J? ] The cbio. 3 /. I That which inA disjures Jif. -2 A weappn. -ri ease, sickness, -4 Death. -5 A kind of drug. -6 A wanton woman, prpstitnte. -Camp, -^os: locked jaw. jj tli* thet of the root of the jaw. 5)TST *he art or eoiencft >.of and managing. horsee. -^hr. traiaing far the or. restraining 1 A - curbing ,qf charioteer. dri-aerj -2 N. et MitIH the charioteer of Itidra. ^-<Ti A feiuile hoiee. mare. a. <^r-fr / ! [ f-sT^r } 1 Taking away, removing, depriving. one of; as in ^rgrirt, ?fNv9*' -^ ^i ) carrying. cenveying', Bringing, taking; M7fW: Ki- 5. 60 y Rv 12, 51. -3 SeiaiuK, gra8piog.-4 Attract- played a very important part in the great war at Lanka. ] ' A ^rrfT: on epi?rrr stable for Kubera borsea. manifested on several critical occasion?. on behalf ot Bima wnoou he regarded a the idol of bis he it. When Sit yvas. carried off by B&vdr and broagnt in, he crossea the s.o cews about her to hik lord. He : i^t a bors-- the crd fig-tree. gacriace ^ Y. 1. 181. N. of a powerful *3. monkey-chief. [ He was the ton of Aujani by the god Wind or Marat and hence called M&rnti. He is represented as a monkey of extraordinary strength and prowess whirb he 3 ing, captivating. -5 Claiming-, enMa t 2 titled to :as hi-ffcvg-t &o. demon. tad. A -6 Ooeiipying Kn. 1. SO. ~J trl Siva.->Kn. 1.60,3. DiJridiig. implying I oh ) 4 jw j*ft jps uf Tf Hfni- 19. particle Joy. surprise, Hurry ( Piaif HIC ?^[^CT S. 4 gt M. I. -2 CoropaiwioB, pity - M. -3 Qrief r< ir annasft I ; ; ( ! ) 40 r 67, nominajknr of a f motion. 1. of ; -Oomp. often used as an incep- It is ytip> Ram. afrff:/. uttering the word ; ir tenderness, compagitoa. ' ^K: I the exclamation hanta '. -2. an offering to be presented to a ! ', divisor.. -5 Tiio de. -6 The .aot -7 A seiaer,iavi. ijpr> one of the f rm seizing-, takintr. sher. j ; -5 -2'N, ot -AgBit orfiM* oh f%3fr?fr ?ff i^arwr^rH^i Slnti. 1. 12, Me. 104. -4 Good luck or benedk tion. *lc..7. -J An Bfl.-4, A ; tive particle ; 5=r ?ffinF *rra?n U. 1. ,43 i gr|5S' ^unrw'j^ 5Rnf*r U 1 U> ^iq 1. f?f, 3 Toucund. -4 l 5*-frir'* 3<1 A >or9 ;,BgMs. 8. 296. R- 9. 10. -2 A man of a partionUr oiass ; seconder M^. -3 The number seven v4 S,. Killing, slay- I -JMnltiplioation. 1 f cattle. cattle. n E i -2 Hurting, lojuringv ing, striking. alas M [ ill ; as 8lyin, Killing, Jjt ( lowing of ; e^ ICT hred, wretched, low, mostly at the end of corap.), a- Miserable, vile ) r C^[55'TW^?] p.ens*, indigence, imooverished a. freed from fear. taw of eomp; 1. : or courtesy, weary,. the end ( at de - senseless. Hrr, -vrtTty ill-fat<>d, unfortunate. jjw; u dolt, blockhead. rti: a chariot of which the horses nnd the a cbiriotoer arc slain. PJ5TT a- devoid of aus- prived of picious 4c. 5^-: Mn. d. 1-2 Hnrt, struck, injured -t Lost pe-ifhed. -4 Deprived or bereft of. -5 Disappointed. frustrated ; ** *m^rr S. 1 24.-6Imptded, obstructed ,-7 Utterly mined, Multiextinguished, detroved. -8 o. To P. 1 g-^ robber. . ll. 64. jjfoi^m, w: -Comp. ift- ) kill, strike in 3hi$ to ce"ively. middle. ; as in ex- exclamation anger, The lowing of f*rr(*rr) WI. J Killing, slaymurder, particularly 2- rrmKiply (in math. ). Kterntnre ( rarely used in classical in this Benw ; and -when used it is To of respect. 5^*ri% [ ng, sl-ineihter, criminal killing i An i(Z. pressive sicknesa. rtjse; -10 -II To go ue*t -5 A defect. -6 Multiplication. A disease or g^gt I A weapon. -2 ?m ; Subnab.-7 To hinder, obstruct. e. *nr: / [n;-nf-f%^] 1 Killing, destruction. -2 striking, wounding. -J A blow, stroke. -> Loss, failure. Comp of Siva and Par vat! eonjMaed (w-l irtiijriK). -^^mf^ri 'Siva's crest. g.em ', the moou. nsi^ n. quiokeiivar. H?T 1- Siva's eye. -2. ihe . numbsr 'three'. quick-silver i be .- Gangrec 11. 83. afiar ?ns 39: ' 'Siva'a ieed', Siva's creat tjk&iicta ; ', K 1023 A I thief. stealor, rogue. -3 A divisor. 5T>f [ f srr^ 59^ ] -2 the eye of Vishnu. -2. the I wbite lotas. ( -9; ) a owl. 1% the vernal eqninox. ?<$ a radiib. ft?: I- the Kadambi tree. -2. a couch shell. -3. a fool. -3. a madman. -5- Siva. (-Tf ) 1. th? root Ulra. -2. a aort of gandal ft A. -4 N. of Siv. Seizing, tak- 1 -4 Carrying away, carryiug ing. 3>nrrremoving, stealing Ms. 3. 33, R. 11. 74. -3 De- off, ; rw as in priving of. detro)in2 ; ^PTffar- -4 Dividing. -5 A gift to a student. -6 Toe arm. -7 Semen virile. -8 Gjld. -9 A nuptial present = qla* q. v. ( - 1 1 ) -10 A shell, cowrie. : Boiling water. jf? f^ [ ] 1 Green, greenish, brown Ofos); tftgnf R^*3 wrsninr s*'qrc: B. 12, 81, 3. 43. -3 Yellow. R: I N. of Vishnu ; 87fUJ9f: S* -2 -4 -5 N. of Yama. -6 The inn. -7 The mron. -8 A man. -9 A ray of light. -10 Fire. -II Wind. -12 A lion; Bv. 1. 50. 51. -13 A horse. -14 A home ^ of In.ira; HtJT ? fi cuckoo. -17 A frog. -]g parrot. -19 A snake. -20 The Tbe A tawny green or yellow colour. -21 A peaoock. -22 N. of the poet Bhartrihari. -Clomp w$n 1. a lion. -2. N. of Kubera. -3. of Siva. -gjjt^j 1. Indru. dear to Indra. -2- Siva. tcf o- ! -2- Beautiful as a lion. %?5? ^T: ; igrrti TiRsrfMf! i thrrTt ur- 1% *r sft^rft At. rifisrv ( -5j ) 1. moonlight. -2. Baffiroa. -J. the filament of a lutui. tTiRfj ( by some regarded a derived from a kind of yellow-coloured ) ^ftif pigeon. ( -fi } yellow H. D. 4. 1 ; Si. 21 j orpimont Ka. 7. ; 23, -2. 33. ( -cfr ) I- the Durva grass. a streak or line in the uky. -3. f Rftlf&sfiT ( 1 ) -mess: kind of = ytllow-colourri pigeon. (-gfr) I. yellow orpiinent. -2. a theatrical de 1. the third coration. ttlfflr day of the bright half of Bbadrapda. -2 the Durva plant. g^r*. N. if Indra. or votary of qr*T: Vishnu. a sacred 1 -arffT: S.va ( Vishnu ?r ^ bathing-place. down ' the three cities ' demon Tripnra ). H: a Gandharen. wnik^ repeating the name of Vishnu. -gfr or cities of tbe : -^;g: N. of Arjuna. ? q-. i. Indra'; R a. 18. -2. the sun. -3. N. of SKanda. -4. of G.inest. -%& a parti- cular form of deity consisting of Vigbnn and Siva conjoined, "swir^r: 1. N. of Uaiudi. -2. of Siva's bu.l! -%f*i/. 1- the rain-bow : ssvw^rw- ^TW3=r ejK^?Tri ( *r f T: 18. -2- the discus of the rnddy gooae ) Mai. 9 Vuhan. I ( ofr/. ) [ -2 Reddisn whitish. white. horse ( sid A flfO Ple, or yellowish deer, an antulope to be of five kind*: or: 1 -Oomp. g^r_ deer -even ffffi^f yfrofrjsr: fR^ a - [ f D. ?ft ] a. deer-eyed. woman ; f^Hrw- 3. 27. I Green, green- -2 bellow, yellowish. -3 GreenTO. Tte green or 1 ish-yellow. yellow colour. -2 A horse of tbesnn, ish. a bij horse ft H?7*rrfr?*r ; ^m W'TSTTi S. 1. R- 3. 30, pf?*r g'flsjf 1 i^^fj 5 ftr^ntrrrKu. 2. 43. -3 ; A swift horsa. -4 A lion. -5 The gun. -6 Vishqu. -7 Tae kidney bcan.-m. n. I Grass. -2 A quarter, region. -3 A quarter or point of tbe compass ; R. 3. 30. -4 Turmeric ( usually /. only in the last 3 semes ). -nomp. -atiT: the end of the quarters (fiito ) Bv. 1 60. 3if different legions, various quarter*, Bv. 1. 15. ajiq . I. the sun ; Ki. 2 46 R. 3. 18.' ; 1 22, 23 11.56. -2. trie urka plant. or yellowish Kua grans with broad leaves. radith. q-jf a ;^Si. ipTs green -RNi: ( ^R'flloT: ) an ennerald ; Si. 3. 49. -*<JT a. greenish, green coloured. a. ( ?rr or jfrftf. ) [ Green, of a green colour, verdant, WfcTT: RJTf%'frjfKnS WtYIT: S. 4. 10 Ku. 4. 14 ; Me. 21 ; (. 5. 38. 1 ; -2 Tawny. -3 Dark-blue. 5, 1 Tha green colour. -2 A lion. -3 A kind of grass. -Oomp. ^^^ m |. an euerald. -2. blue vitiiol. -% a, green-leaved. A or a yellowish or tawuy caloar. -3 A ihief . -3 A gambler ( with dice ). ffior der. ( -r. ) a , "gf^: Si. 9. 15. ; |fhtfft**Wtt>^] f fTer* Si. 5. 53. A pot-herb, ; The Durvi grass. -2 -J A brown-coloured 1 fft-rr grsen grant Turmeric. grape. - ; S*e under 5^. Turmeric. -2 The root of turmepowdered see Mlli. on N. 22. 49. -Oomp. 3irT a. of a yellow cjlour. ( -vrt ) I- th^ yellow colour. -2- Zedoary. -rJnri%;, -*roi?rt a particular form of the god Gpea. -rj->r, 1 Kalisa P. ric ) Ku. 5. 35. -2 The white colour. -3 A goose. -4 The sun. -5 Vishnu. -6 Siva. -Comp. WST a. deer-eyed, fawn-eyed ( -^-. ) N. of Siva. ( -aft ) ' deer-eyed ', a woman with beautiful eyei. 34^. 1. the moon. -2. camphor. 5f<7frr ". the moon. T ; -TTT97 < I. tnrrjueric-colonred. -2. nusteady in attaohmeot or affection, flckle-iuinded ( as a lover ) ! A deer ; S. A ; 69. ar ^?r fK&rqiprf 10. 1. female deer, doe ^~ Me. 82, 8. 9. 55, 14. ; -2 One of the four classes of women v. ) -3 ( alsa called RftoTi q. Yellow jasmine. -4 A good golden image. -5 N. of a metre. -6 Tbe ; tons ( by J. : worshipper ^ or Lksum!. -2. the sacred basil. 'Vishnu's day,' tbe eleventh day of a lunar fortnight ( Tst^fr ). *r? iTi I Qirndi. -2. Jndr*. "f^^ ^rsf yellow orpiment. /. the east. grvrr fqr4 a parti- cular day sacred to Viabna. the aaterism Sravai>a. : |. a green fluid. -2- powder of the blossoms of the Nagakcaira tree. -jr, a tree. ju N. of a celebrated Ttitha work by Vy&aa supplementary to the MahabhiraU. -a;<(: N. of one of the nine divnioEJ of Jimbudstpa. q-. -2 Tawny, bay, reddish- yellow. t*st*r cbick-pea. ai^H; 1, a orao. -2. an owl. %5T; N. of a celebrated green colour. -7 Turmeric. -8 Mad- ne, -2 Pale- -3 Time. %{%*?: A yellow-coloured horse. ff^8J?t N. of a king of the solar dyna-ty. [ He was the son of Tritanku and was famous for bis liberality, probity, and un6incbing adherence to truth. On one occasion his family-preist Vasiebtbei ed his qualities commend- in the pregeoct of 1054 Vitvuniitra, wbo refuted to believe them. A quarrel tbereopcn ensued, and it wssat last decided that Vitva* uiitra ebould himatlf lest the king. The tage accordingly subjected him to the most oracial test witb a view to see if he cc word. The king, however, stood the exemplary courage, adhering to hit word though be had to forego the kingdom, to 6*11 off big wife and son, and at last, even his own lelf to a low-caste man, and-as the lait test, as it were, of his troth fulness and courage to be even ready to pat bis own wife to death as a witoti 1 Viivamitra thereupjn acknowledged himself vanquished, and the worthy king w*e elevated along with bis tabjecti to heaven ]. test with ffnret The yellow myrocalaa. tree. Peee,pnlse.-2 Aereeper solving as the boutdary of a village. -i N. of Lanka. /. 1 A respectable woman.-2 A copper-colour- -: ed deer. ?*3: Pease, pnlso. 5^ a. (*fr/. ) One who away, seizes, rub A tbief, The 1 , robber Bh. I. 16. -2 Gaping, yawning. . Cast, thrown. f*i| [ ; t* ffat/ ) [ fi gladdening, delightful, pleasing. Cuin< A A morbid affeotioa of the eye*. -3 deity presiding over the funeral pine, -- 4 Joy, delight, bapgladdemoar, deligbting ; jj- oereiweates v- Mb. I -a. Gold. ing, pitas ng, delighting, m. A SOB. 1 Delighted, happy. -2 Made happy, gladdened. rj3i 1 A deer. -2 A lover. f?5 1 P. (ait, if^r) To plough* **rv*vi{ [ * A ] I plough WCSJT- ; ; oven, afire-place, hearth. -3 A fiery of evil spirits, the inferpit, abode nal regions. -Oowp. *tij -of the fv# the court-yard of a paltoe. room of a palace. -2 To worship. -3 To Uke. -4 To threaten. -6 To be weary or fatigued. rwr; 1 A horse. -2 A horse fit for Aivamedha sacntiue. f f [ft:'?] I J 7. delight, plea- sure, satisfaction, gladoesi, rapture, glee, exultation '*VT*a ran P. K. 1. 22; fc4f4f*nril R. 3. 61. -2 Thrill- ing, biittlinit, erection ( of the hair of the bod; ) ; as in ftnve; q. v. -3 Joy considerrd as one of tba 33 or a gnori&ce. -2 Invocaprayer. -3 Calling, a call. -4 Order, command. -5 Challenge. oblation, *rt [5>n>?ft} 1 Offering an oblation with fire. -2 sacrifice, an oblation. -3 Invocation. -4 Carling, summoning. -5 Challenging to fight. = i%>,1 1 *f fire. q. T. I ^ft arifr^ Anything fit -2 oblation. ; mv^m. -COMB. [ 1. SacTifto- j for batter Clarified an or ghee. ffttfr A hole made in the groand for balding the sacred flre ( to which oblations are offered ) Poesed of eblatiow. , I Iftffq,] Anything for an oblation ; Ml. 3'. 256, 11. 78, 107 ; y. 1. 239. -2 Clri3ed fit Gtt. 1 Me. 59. agriculture, basbandry. -?!!/. 1. striking or drawing along with a plough. -2. ploughing. -3 Wild riee. -4- Bice mixed with ghee. -Cknop. ant food fit to be eaten during certain holidays or days of fast. wnffr% -g^, TO, fire. f 5fr earto. D. 195 ; Hrfi:'mtT4Sl5fir?*>T,t or fgaiCTlif^avflr gwft^Tft ft: B. Q. -Ooaay. Hfttu o f j y, A female friend. -2 The -3 Water. -4 Spirituous 1 ind. liquor, ( A vocative particle only in theatrical language Tfa^ W S< also. R rrw5f^ S. rtTh 1 A large plough. furrow. -3 Agriculture, m Vf^tif culturist. I ) 1 ; f^j ; ; cf. -2 A A ploughman, an tree, (- f (>^ [ f -*** f* ] 1 An I oblation cf^urntorlering-i* general; **fi f*raf 11 Tfti S.I.I', Ms. 3. 5. 7, 6. 12. -2 Clarified 87, 132 ; -3 Water. -4 N. of butter. A Si ea. -5 sacrifice, -cxnqr. aiftf ( /i^f?T* ) devouring clarified butler or oblations. ( -srs ) fire. ( ww agri- -2 Balarima. - Kadunbi spirituous ifor ) the Sdmt tree, -sijy ( a house in which saoriftciaLobUtions are offered. >{*, ( 3i^i*O fire ; liquor. A_numberof ploughs. The teuk tree. The handle of 1. 56, ) a. 1 Arable, to be ploughed. Ugly, deformed. A yq] ploughed field. -2 Deformity, ugli- A number of 8. A horse. ploughs. ; 69, 13. 41 2. 168. Kav. ; Ku. 5. 20, ( fi%- a kind of sacrifice. m. a priest. yut a. [ j-^Hw 5^ ] To be in oblation*. f I offered Clarified butter. -2 Au oblation or offering to- the opp. vr q. T. ). -3 An oblation in general. -Oostp. MnfT: &'* oblations to the gods and ejjwf to the or of Manet, spirits gods spotted or variegated 10. St. 1. 2 a plough. -2 34 subordinate feelings ;r Ml AB ring. tion, -Oorap. the the . ; Datc ng ia a butter. Snbblfh. wr|frT"ftinr<:{f;Ki-r>*T4>W*tf Me. 7 ; Bi. 1. Z ; Bh. Ku. 6. 42. -2 An 8. 35, B. 6. 47 ft IP. (ta)lTogo. dance. ial. -2 Deformity, ugliness. -srr^<: an epithet of Balartm. 1. a ploogbman. wr, -2. N. of Balarima irJ btt. A wrt^'sfi; and dancing by one male, and seven, eight or ten female performers see 8. D. 555- -2 A kind of circuUi ; palace, large or palatial build- *nrtj One of the 18 Dpa- if ) 1 rfip&kas or minoridramatio compositions ; ( described as a piece intone act and consisting mainly of siagiag A . ; ] t Roiling 01 tof sing about (ei in sleep ). ; a. ( err or tft/.) { dedelijbt, glMeoi g, <JTI 1 N. of one ligbtfol, pleasant. of tbo fire arrows of Kamadeva. -2 Gaped yawned. -1 -3 Burnt. rH^ mansion, any or kind of snake. -3 A -sort of lizard. The red lotus. ffftsK take* accepts 4o. -m. ; fat Delighting, ] -^ I ift ( off r onboat ?Tin aery creasing joy. of joy. [ son. n. ing ; 1 r^pp \ -K: excess of happy so y^iTVe. happineee or joy, eoetaey. T^ ( 1025 deceased ancestors Ms. 1. 84, 3. an oblation cooked with butter and m lk, or tbo pot in which it ie cooked. 97, 128 ; et eeq. ! Ttjj, ' - tions the bearer of oblafilm ) ( fHfif, I To (een'ly) t. '0.; -2 To langh at, Bk. 7. 63. 14 93. mock, ridicule (wi'h aoo N. -J (Hence) throw into the back-ground v> anrftv *rgj^ K. Si. 1. 71 -4 fTo resembln rVir rnr*^: jntr-TTpr WRJT'^: Ki. 8. 44. -5 To jest, joke. -6 To open, bloom, surpass, 2. 16. eicel, ; ; ; w bl A ance ( of hair Vf 4c. irrsT: Ak. v Ve "Kfrfir quantity, abandin coinp. with "RST, ), ; 3%ifir sf'wwifiT To ) ; vjr?*r- Subhash. cause to 5j?Fwr?y Cau. ( ff^jrft-asmile Kn. 7. 95. To -7 f^g-ij^rwn^:. ; brighten np, or to clear up : V. 4 10. A JT bellows. -Oomp. hand or aignaluie, niMinal. 535- the of leather- phir a>vt one's own one's own signfinger ( being the extremity of thp hiid ). aijiM f3a*inri any finger of the hand. conttrct with the hand. ^,%^:, i support of the hand ^r ; uK^r Ratn. 1.8' being ' aided or helped on '. the sTTfjysf fruit of the myrobalsn held in the hand ', a phrase used lo dtnote that which can be clearly and easily teen or understood rf . SK^fffiSTJTffWirt^w; K. frtsryj sriififJRrjriTt aim?: 43. 3mrrfR[^r ) ; V. 5, S. 6. ZKttpf 1 a lotnn onrried in the hend. -2- a lotus-like haod. qrV?T?5 ( . ?W: I Langh, laughter. -2 Derision. -J Merriment, mirth. Laughing, laughter. sfr A portable fire-place. -Damp. Rfof: fire. A A A manual dexterity. nRTT maooal work or performance, handicraft. come to band, fallen into one's possession, ohtainid, sen^rir: B. Tff, -irfi>5| a. cured portable fire-place. portable fire-place. kind of Malliki. I -2 ^ ; 7. 67, 8. hand. sn^ff 1. ?f?niffr by the nrf: taking 'apT^'r = ?T^5ia Laughter, derision. [ ffw-^m? ?5 ] t Langhed, laughing. -2 Blown, expanded. !T 1 Laughter. -2 Joke, jesting. -3 The bow of the god of love. S*rP [ -ftf'^ * K. On. 3. 86] I The band fellen in the JIST hand or possession of, tnirfifwr ft*rnnnm'w S. 3. 'I shall send it by . frpj the palm of the hand. -2- the tip of an elephant's trunk. ITP7: (triking the palms together, clapping the hands. hand-baliinc^ ', ' ; Gaiitaml ' ; so jn> gfifffr ^wffiV fihrf gps; Ac. sigar qwf err Me. 60, ' hand leaning on Sambhu'g ; ; ' ; ( FRfw-f'T l.'to take or ) seize by the band, take hold of the hand, take in band, take possession of ' Prov. swjnsof : f%f^9| itttntl Karpur. sight requires no mirror '. -2 The trnnk of an elephant Kn. I. 36. -3 N. of the 13th lunar mansion consisting of five stars. -4 The fore-arm, cubit, a measure of length ( equal to 24 ; ' ; angulai or about 18 inches, being t'je distance between tb* elbow and the tip of the middle fing'r -5 ). Hand-writinir, signature tnfr Vrrim ^orff **^*H ' gOT in the weighing : a slip of band ; Pt. hand 2. the hand. -rr*of warding off a blow ( 79. ui^of with the qr^ the hands and feft ). % 'S. g^ 4. ; the hand below the wrist. trj the back of the band -JJTH, -7l?f^, -TT,-f|sitT 5WT 1 320 hearing signature irr&rm'f tltVT' the autograph of *Tf*cf: V. 2. *<jg'fr<*n7 my beloved . ' ; 2. 20. -6 |. held in the hand. -2. gained, secured. JTTCTT a- easily accessible to the hand that can be reached with the hand, f^irnwrT^^rmfr ; Me. 75. farw perfumuror: body with nngufnts. worn on the wrist. BnTsr manual readincus or skill. -2. a : ing the a jewel I. sleight of the hand, legerdemain. rubbins or shampooing W'tif'r with the hands Me. 96 rwi^: superin- tendent of 1 el^pliiints. MTjV^ work dealing with the treatment of : the elephant's diseases. SJTVtf: an elephant-driver or rider, -st.^i I. s lion. -2. tiger. the caster-oil plant MITT: the oily and dUtrict of Eiuobt. I. an elephant-killer. jr; -2. a man. ^ftq m. an elephantdriver. ^T. |. the tusk of n ele phant. -t. n peg pr j^cting from a ^. wall. -2. a radish. ) 1. ivory. a radish ? tftT^f phant-driver or rider (% 'jtaTflH' ; fai^iT: ^ftofy 5-Raw9fT?7T! annst H. 2. 86. p^- : the ichor issuing from the temples of an lephnnt in rnt. N. of Airivata. -2- of US': I. GaQrgii. -3. or Sankba.the eighth of tbo chief Nigas. -4 a heap of ashes. a shower of dust. -6 frost. -ifV\, a herd of elephants. ?4 -5 -V * wiq. v.; 3T^f?r'n'''irarsTt wra!Tr H. an elephant a trunk. 1. 18. 5*3; tf )<jt N. of a city founded by king Hastin, said to be situated some fifty miles north-east of the modern Delhi it forms a central ; scene of action in the Mal'ibharata i its other names are: ; / ; A female elephant. -2 A and perfume. -3 A woman of a particular class, one of the four classes into which writers on erotical science divide women 1 kind of drug described as having thick lips, thick thick fingers, large breasts, dark lips, complexion, and libidinous appetite); beRatimanjarf thus describes her:- manual labour, doing witli the hands. -2 hire, wages. q^a bracelet or thread-string worn on the wrist Ku. 7. 25. I. g ) grta-fr ( *R'fr nar ; I A hand. -2: The position of the hand. Dexterous, ?W^tf leve a, I Belonging to the hand -2 Done with the hand, manual. -3 Given with the hand. skilful, fpjr r. ( Thethirteenthlunar mansion. Hence - Hand to hand ; a. 1 Smiling. -2 Stupid, iT foolish, ignorant. sj A kind of deadly poison. 5TtTT- Dk. ; ; J29 a 3iv*T4f: ; Proof, indication Mu. 3. -7 Help, assistance, support fig. ) -Oomp a. ; date and ). : q- v. I. fRT-^ ; >JT ; a finger-guard Having hands.-2Hav- ] 1 m. An elephant Ms. ing a trnnk. 7. 96, 12 43 ;( elephants are said to he of four kinds . and vr2f, rf?, fJ>3T P. 1 smile, langh To -8 2. 21. fire. ', S wfvrc w pnt mats, ; qrar; A multitude of elephnnt8. n. A kind of Gandharva ; c/, 1026 5T ind- A particle expretiing 1 Grief, dejection, pain, as expressed 'woe me' in English ; arrwfo U. 3 51 f r %ft ?sr?f?r U. 3. 38 : *r far: BrtT% * 5r Bk. by 'ah', 'alas', *r fl^r f?tt ; 11 ; r% mtsfif arrfir Mai? 10. JTT &c. ( in this genae jr is often used with the ace. of person T f>Birr*r3> 6. ; ; 8k. R. IS. 16. -Oonrp. dirf.nwm?r) 5T3T Ki. 13. 23 Nalod. ; attain. -II. 3 P. ( 1. 38. sffjit, H. D. 28; -2 To get, 1 To Sr* ) lea ve, abandon, quit, give up, forsake, relinquish, dismiss ; Jjs: srfrfif 1 ; Ma. 4. 13, R. 5 K'StHtai**' arf rft 72, 8 52, 12 24, 14. 61, 87, 15. 59 ; S. 4. 13, Bg. 2-50;Bk. 3.53, 5. 91, 10 71, 20. 10 ; Me. 49, 60 ; Bv. 2. 129 Rs. 1. 38. -2 To resign, forego, -3 Tn let fall -4 To omit, disregard, neglect. -5 To remove. -6 To avoid, ; Pan. shun. (?wft) 1 To be left or Ki. 12. 12. -2 To be forsaken excluded from, be deprived of, Icso ( with instr. or abl. ) : ft^TTW> 5T% nrSf: Bk. 14. 35 gr^nrwr etf a^t wrgrmT** tffaft Ms. 3. 17, 5. 161, 9. 211. -3 To be deficient or wanting in ; usually with fhrir Pt. 1. 103. H -4 To diminish, wane (fig. <*8Ct wgiftsrtr <m- decrease, decay, decline, TOft yhft ); ftut R. 17. 71 ( ; H. Pr.42 -5 To as in law-suit); vwflrtm Y. 2. fail 19. -6 To be left out or omitted. -7 To be weakened. Caw. (smfr-'ft ) 1 To cause to leave, abandon &0.-2 To drive away expel. -J To lose. -4 To neglect," omit, delay the performance of Si 16.33, Ms. 3. 71; 4. 21 ; Y. 1. 121. Detid. (fsfjifffar) To wish to leave &c. jr* 1 Leaving, abandoning, logs, failure. -2 Escaping. -3 Prowess, power. jrPri/. [ jr-*%^nw ft: ] 1 Abandonment, relinqnishment. -2 Loss, failure, absence, non-existence ^. ; captivating, pleasing. rerfar ifhr, ; *rffor3TftrriwT 5^' S. 1. 5 ; Si- delighting, ravishing 10. ftrff 13,69 ; -6 Surpassing, Having a necklace. Wages, hire. -3 Death- -w. grfr?: A year. ^Tq^r: -^ of rice. -2 A flame. A ?T: 1 kind 5WcT> 1 A kind * pigeon B * -2 A rouge, cheat -3 N. of a ; prosody ) A long syllable. -Oomp. sn*t%j -??r/- a string of pearls ; Affection, love 2. 44 )r the sis( fw bead or pearl of a necklace iffl-,/. R. ; 5- necklace, string of a ; V Ra q-qfir trjf^ih'wl?Tfnir kind of reddish1. 8. ?r ; meaning. does not cease to be a Karya'&o. -3 Loss, damage, detriment irnfy^r?5rn%^vt %fa. Wfct Snbhlsh. ; CT f> ^^r. jftsft Barva. 8. -4 Decrease, deficiency ; 5TT^ rs-"i< - > ; Attracting, captivating, ' ftt /. charming. -2 Losing a game. -3 A Defeat. body of travellers, caravan. -Comp. WJ: a cuckoo. Hariv. r ; Y. 2. 207, 244. omiesion, breach ; -5 Neglect sjf^o, Passing away, waste, IOBH ; liked or desired. or conI To be taken on or carried borne be To veyed. -2 ~ a. grtr ; " ' To bo taken '"' or snatched off away or 5Tfw.p-.p- I Caused to be taken -2 Presented, offered. -3 Attracted, -y- 1 The gieen colour. -2 A kind of pigeon. A green : ; 67. ; ; over, to be attracted, TOnf f% conquered or influenced Ku. 1. 31 Mk. smr. SR^r qwiqjf seized be To -7 217. Ms. 7. 5. 53 $: I A or robbed': M(t. 8. 417. won ; ; snake. -2 The tree called Bibhltaka. -3 The dividend ( in math. ). TT fTS*: [*3t W* -3 1 plough- -2 N. of Balarlm. N. of Salivlhana. -Oomp. ijg; A an epithet of Balartma. JTBWJ A hone of a yellowishbrown colour. JT5y(OT)?*t A sort of deadly of at the produced poison .churning^ the ocean ; ( being of a very virulent character it began to burn up everything when it was swallowed by the god Siva) ai^fftr 5*: ; vegetable. n A Spirituous liquor. Sabhash. -2 (Hence) A deadly poison or poison in general ; seeBv. 1. 95,2. 73; Pt. 1. 188; written 5551555 or tnw^IW- ) ( Also grape. g|Ru[ deer. a. (ofr/.) of Venison,' A : , f-[oiH ^T ] ing, carrying. away 273, ; 3, /) Ms. 12. 28. Belonging to 1 hunter. [fl^t ^*f 3 Taking, convey- ^ STftor: Y. 2. -3 Seizing, disturbing -4 Obtaining, securing. fT?!T fTB^OT. liquor sh of deer. -2 Robbing, taking grf^prtrott 208. fl deer-catcher, ("ft ; -4 To be displaced or R- 16borne away ( as by wind ) 43. -5 To be shaken ( as one's reKu. 5. 8. -6 To be solution ) R. 7. seized. w ; 10. 5. erfH"- Anything greatly brown grape. : 1 'it 1. ness, ; . P. Ki. tion, Si. 9. 69 ; ; Gtt. 11. frfta- ; -2 Kindtenderness. -3 Will. -4 Inten- ; secured or pleasing, - ! : ; 2. 25, -2 Th yHow colour. tree. 46. 33 necklace necklace of pearls &o. ; a^ in general ; ifKb? !fftTT3TTTt gTln ?!RHg% Amaru. 100 70. S. -7 writer of Smriti or code of laws Y. 1. 4. away, removal, seizing. -2 Convey- pearls *tV Bh. excelling. Yawning, gaping. rfqfT^T N. A * Kadaraba 1 killing. I ^qorg^m *ta& -& Attracting, 25. . Death, dying. ; alio causing -4 ing. -3 Abstraction, deprivation. A carrier, porter. -5 A garland or . Moha M. ff-^9t sn? ] [ f: To go,move; 1 large fish -2 Injuring, A demon. U. 4' -3 Anger or reproach. I. 3 A. ( fafret, JH ;^oi Iff n. tf 1 ( *ft/- ) Golden. Gold. -2 The thorn-apple. -Oowp. ffift: the mountain Meru. ; f**OTaN^arW Hwg-tmtf A r: -2 Surprise 57 ). q\t loss.detrimental, injurious ; Pt. 1. 88. QTTtf Causing to quit or abandon, expelling. ; ^ft^t Me. 49 ?rar??T: 1 Wine, A kind of lizard. ; Pt. 1. 58- Si. 10. 21. kind of insect. -2 ( 1 ) A ar A small mouse. HT Spirituons liquor; ?c* pmtnooi ?T3n*irwrw^KT \^irtr- f|r??T ~2 Spiritaons ; 1 3- I = liquor. A ploughman 1027 an agriculturist. -2 One that draws plough ( as a plough-ox ). -3 One who fights with a plough. a A 5Tr kind of lizard. A ' wife's younger sister. A (Never used at the beginning of & sentence) It has the following senses: I For, because (ex- bird ; ft] 1 A call, calling. -2 Any feminine conquettish gesture calculated to excite amorous sensations, dalliance (of love), bl andi aliments , waisr; M. 3. -3 For known instance, as is well 18. -4 Only, ul one ( to emphasize an idea) *pr 1% JTijSwrrcicr K. 155. -5 Sometinier it is used merely as an exple- ; ; * Bk. by defined 43 ( sr* ; ia thus i i ii 3. tive. One who calls or sumT: mons. -2 One who calls the bride. ^ 55 '** [ -2 To throw, discharge, shoot ; >T^r 5i*f5nTT fsts^ Bk. 14. 36. 4 To -3 To excite, incite, urge. 1 ] Laughter, laughing, smile vf&ft ^TW: P. R. 1. 22. -2 Joy, mirth, merriment. -3 Laughter, as the prevailing feeling see S. D. of the raia called ftfT 207. -4 Derisive laughter; B. 12.36. ; cast, promote, further. -5 To gratify, please,exbilarate.-6To go or proceed. ; -5 Opening, blowing, expanding of lotuses &c.) ; h Bk. A. : (as mwScWW^g: ^55tT* 2.3. Laughter. -2 Mirth, fTWffl. [ Mt,-<"H] Laughable, ridiculous R. 2. 43. *?} 1 Laughter Y. 1. 84. -2 Mirtb, amusement, port ; Ms. 9. 227. -3 Jest, joke. ; ; ridicule, The nj- aentiment of mirth or humour, one of the eight or nine sentiments in poetry it is thus defined :- fa^cff; fw^q, must tbe line rwn stead i siwt srawrffi- fiSi **rn$ret: S. ; R. 8. 45 a butt (of ridicule), laughingstock. -nrf: ridicule, derision , ; 1s f g|44H "* fTlrfn? 1 fcurtf i:l. noxious, tider. BK A ; or Si. 5.30. N. of Hastinapnra q. [ JT ^ TO. );J A v. Deadly poison. Qandharva. of a GandLarva. _i Q m. N. exclamation ind. An denoting i grief or surprise, ( it is simply IT repeated for the sake of *nti 1. emphasis' ; se IT ). -Oomp. pain, 307. 28 ; I U. Bk. 5. 31 6. ; 38, Injurious, -2 Hostile. -3 Fe- Cruel, fierce, savage. animal, beast of prey A f$5$f3f: savage or noxious animal, A 1 rein, nerve. feffl. 1 U. (ftwer*, ftffcr) ; Hiccough. ft^IT: 1 A kind of low roar sound like ' him '. -2 A tiger. rfjr m., n. 1 or rfffr n^-j-fto [ ftjj The plant called Asa fcatida. The substance prepared from "] -2 this Asa f oetida ) for household use, especially in seasoning articles plant ( of food. -Oomp. 1. tbe fSrVr ingudi tree. The prickly nightshade. The egg plant. fi^sra: N. of a tree ( com- ... ^rftqr 'p er onal', three kinds: verbal and ', f|lTT iTRiSq? W:.-2 ^j^^ mental ' ? ) act. any huitf ul or injurious -2- magic need to effect the ruin R. 5. 57 ; 3. injurious, f 313 ; destructive. an enemy (soarfVpjT* or injury of a noxious animal. fcT a. delighting in mischief .a. intent on or delighting in ^ TrrP' 1 ). ; "* Mai. 5. 29. -Kg:g* A tiger. a demon slain by ftTTiP N. of sister of Hirfimba The 1 Bhlma. _*rr who married Bblma. -2 The wife of Hanumat. -Oomp, fsf^, -Pf1JT*f, m. epithets of Bbtma. _ . -2 Any noxious w?<)5f srrg ] ious, mischievous, hurtful. savage dog ... (fi,8)l To go, To disregard, wander, roam over. -2 slight. [ i1t'*3^ ] ' Wandenn 8i -3 Writing, ffffrsn iTr derous. ). rope or fetter for fast- ening an elephant's foot. fW* animal. W5 [ A roaming about. -2 Sexual intercourse. injury. I called Hijjal ; Killing, slaying, 10. ; monly : Ms. 63. -3 Robbery, plunder. -Oomp. if I To make an indistinct or inarticulate sound. -2 To hiccough. -II. 10 A. ( l&relr ) To hurt, injure, kill. ilNfr 1 An indistinct sound. -2 r["f^t-3 ] i Injury, mischief, to be of ( said from -2 Spiken- 550 r wrong, ha m, hurt chief fierce ard. 1.33. v A I R. 2. 27. -2 Vermilion. ing, killing, q. ^r; a beast of prey. Striking, hurtMs. 2. 177, 10. 48 ; Y. [ f?a; 1 or destroyer. -3 N. of Siva. -4 N.of Bhioia. -jComp. q-g. a beait of if-j |. a trap. -2. a mystical prey. text used for malevolent purposes. vaveda. n. elephant-driver herd of elephant 1. 1 A savage sri rocious, savage. animal, a beasta of prey .-2 An enemy. -3 A Brahmana skilled in the Athar. The moon. An ff5Tt?tr 13. 14. 57, 15. 78. fihrau a- [ ffa-3$ ] destruction Vikr. 18. 107. TW: the sentiment of mirth or humour; see $TW above. TT r Bg. ; l??-f^] 1 A tiger. -2 A -3 A mischievous fel- a. [fla;-^] I lojariou", noxious, mischievous, hurtful, murderous ; Ma. 9. 80, 12. 56. -2 Terrible. -3 ; be read in- siprwrfw*: ) ^t D. 228. -Oomp. wrw^ of To hurt, injure, -3 To afflict, torment MM. 2. 1. -4 To kill, sley, destroy completely flffnl? fjff merriment. -4 Derision, -2 hit. ; buffoon, merry.andrew. 1 To strike, harm Pt. 1 Injury, Liable to be injured R. 2. 57 ; Ms. 5. 41. ; ffT 5 P. ( fi=iift ffci ; caui. di pel. [ ( ^ir ). jr low. see S. D. 127 also. ) 1 fTO: ftrfh: A i 1. 13 Si. 10. ) r. ff RTcro. Injured, hurt hurt. pressing a strict or logical reason). ; arf^fTfTfSr 'jnt ft" j5^ff GK M. ; E. 5. 10. -2 Indeed, surely q tooth. fl a grief, lamentation, loud wailing. -2. the din or uproar of battle. -TO the cry tad. house- large ( m. A 1 Injur- -2 Mur- mischievous or {forg* also ) ffraC An sJV astrologer. )r l Cuttle-flab bone, -2 A man, male. -3 The egg-pUnr. t Th -4 A tonic or stomachic. pomegranate. 1028 N. of Dnrgi. a. [*rr -if, ft. sri] 1 Put, laid, -2 Held, taken. -3 Suitable, ift^r fit, proper, good ( with dat. ) fiftf m'irnj. -4 Useful, advantageone. -5 Beneficial, advantageous, wholesome, salutary (gaid of words, placed. ; diet &c. Ki. 1. 4 ) ^ J3r ifr-if< f%tf ; 14. 63. -6 Friendly, ; nrt kind, affectionate, well-disp osed (generally with loc. -7 ). -8 impelled. Sent, Qone, proceeded. -9 Auspicious. -a ; A friend, benefactor, friendly ad" viser ; f^rrw 7: tf^S^ !%&$ * H.I. 5 ; dike. 1. Benefit, profit 1 JT 30. A causeway, or advant- age. -2 Anything proper or suitable. -3 Well-being, welfare, good. -Comp. -3?irtfiv|^ a. involving or causing welfare. 3i**f%^, -3rf5n o- seeking anothei's welfare. f^BT good will, good wishes, -^ff a. wishing well of, kindly disposed, a wellwisher. 31%: / salntary instrucT Sarinan rri^ welfare, well wisher, o. desiring another's -W benevolent. a I- doing a kind act or service friendly, favourable. -2- useful, rendering a serviceable Pt. 1. service, *, -W$i -55, ; 95. -3 Pt. 1. doing gcod a friend, benefactor; Pt. 1. 131, 417. ^rw a. desirous of befriending or benePt 1. 315. 3fi*!Tr desire for fiting anotner welfare, good will. jfrrbeneficial, 371. ; (-*:) ; m benefactor. uoft m a spy. jf^f a. friendly-minded, a well wisher. ^i^ij friendly advice. n%!* m. a frioudly couLsellor. fill -VT. npr*i an animal. I A . child. -2 The young of -8 Sandal wood. -Oomp. the moon Me. 89, R. 5. 3}$: 6. 16, ; 47, 80 ; silver. ; ; 1. Parvatt. -2. 79, 4. 3. '3tr, "a^r cold the Ganges. 3*5, -wn^n- 1K 5. 70. Mftst water. -2. dew a cold wind. B^ a lotus. amnr : 1. fire. -2- the sun. -3. thear&a stTTW: the and chitraka plants. ; a. pinchcold,or winter-season. -wrtf ed or shivering with cold, chilled. A kind of palm. N. of a 1- ^jqwrakind ^Hf the tawny grape. 3^3?r the plant called T*O the moon. *T: 1 . of sugar. Zedoary. the moon gsrfr ; Gtt. 7. -2- K wr camphor. f|H5rTfr*tuir ?t I- the the Himalaya winter season. -2the Himalaya. ffiR: mountain. 5i: the Mainika 5: the moon. mountain. -5ir I. the plant Zedoary. kind of camphor -2. Plivatl. -a the moon ; Si. weather, cold wintry jf|n arm: the moon. ond bad weather. yjTt the Nimba tree. 55 m. the mm. qtji: tbe HiuiftUya*mountain. w?ar a litten, nipped or blighted qrat cold rain ; Pt. 3. by f rest. the Himalaya mountain. jj^it -^f|T m. the moon, -^rgarit -esr ointment. q'n'yiH: 9. 29. - ^r^-, ^fmaf a. ice-cola. camphor. the Himalaya mountain. mass of moon. H?f^: / ' lake o snow. Wta,"- cold water ; Mai. 1. ftas rv: the ice or The Vikankata ;: tree. a Snowy, icy, frosty The Himalaya mountain R. 4. 79, V. 5. 22. -Oomp. ^rSft a valley ; ival in the bright half of 6'i'avaoa, or tb* fes ivl If. its fctTtTWii ff'tlBT cradle. 1 A swing. Cold, -2 A frigid, dewy, -m \ The cold season, -2 The moon. -3 ThV Himilaya mountain. -4 The sandal tree. fro-'y, wirter. >5 R. 28, Omphor 1. ; Front, hoar-frost Ku 1 3, 11 . R. 9' Cold, coldness, -t -5 A Ganges. flfnr 1 The cold season, winter. -2 Small cardamoms. -3 A kind of grass. -4 The fragrant drug and per fume colled Renuka. i%mfr [ n^fifr, ang^ or collection ot Hirgqfi 4. 38 ; ] 1 A mass snow, snow-drift ; f$n,W(ftfHTru OT^! Ki. bv. 1. 26. -2 A kind of if | 46, 9. 25 15. 6G 16 bntte- jf N. of Osha- dbiprastha, the capital of Himalaya the Uainaka mounKu. 6. 33. QTT: tain QBT 1- Paivati. -2. the ; A jwing- -2 The swing oo which the figures of Krishna are carried about during the Iwing.festI pearl. 44, Ki. A 5. 12. Gold. f-53^i^=] Semen. -3 A cowrie. fif *<wr a golden 2, ft/- ) ( R. 15. 61. tf Made of One tf; gold, U. The god Brahman. firt"*^ ^tarTri ; -2 irfifsr^s of the nine divisions of the world. . Ms. 2. 246, 8. 128. -2 Any vessel of gold Ms. 2. 29. -3 Silver. -4 Any -6 Semen virile. N. of a celebrated demon, brother of Hiranyakaipn. of a boon from [ Oa the strength Brahman he became insolent and oppress! ve,seized upon the earth, and carried it with him into the depths of the ocean. Vishnu therefore became incarnate as a boar, killed the demon and lifted up the earth ]. qnir a. wearing a golden girdle. t a celebrated king of 9if$t!: Ndemons [ He was a son of Kaayaa pa and Diti, and by virtue of boon from Brahman, be became so powerful that he usurped the sovereignty of Indra and oppressed the three worlds. He freely blasphemed the 3jsj: twin great god and subjected his sonPrahr&da to untold cruelties for acknowledging Vishnu as the Supreme deity. Fit be was eventually turn to pieces by Vishnu in the form of Narasimha see qjhl: gold and ]. or unsilver ( whether wrought JT& I- N. of Brahman wrought ). a golded-egg ). -2. ( as born from N. of Vishnu. -3. the soul invested by the subtile body or ssn^rc q. v. ^ giving or granting gold ; Ms. -f : ) the ocean. ( -^r ) the earth, -trrn: the mountain Main&ka. in jfi 1 . an epithet of Siva. -2. the fire. river Sona. ^r^m. 1. flijt fire R. 18. 25. -J the sun. -3. N. of Siva. -4. the Chitraka or Arka ^off a river. ^nft ! the plant. river Soria. -2. N. of Siva. a. ( tj>/. ) Golden. f a. 4. 230. ( ; A divine treasure. ind Ved.l Without, except. -2 Amongst, in the midst of. -3 Near. -4 Below. P. (fosft) To sport 6 ifa amorous Hoar-frost. a. Suffering (oiue. -5 Wealth, property. -7 A cowrie. -8 A A snbstanoe. particular measure. -9 -10 The thorn-apple (q^O- amorously, wanton, dally, express sugar. -2 -4 fresh -6 Night. -7 Tic. N.of R4hu. jj: ; 31. date-tree. marshy of the Himalaya. tribo. Snowy, frosty. -2 Gold, ; the Himalaya mountain; Ku. 1. 1. -2. the white Khadira tree. ar?T:, g*r n epithet of Parvatt. -MrT: camphor. ( -3 ) a lotus, -rwtFrr: ; : a. 1 frigid. Si. 2. 49. -2- camphor. 3fW^c5: -^fif; the HiR. 4. 1. 54 iraluya mountain Kn. 14. fJrarq- - 1. from uold,chilly, frozen. Tbe planet Murcuty. desire. fgrcj: 1 A wave, billow. -2 The musical mode caprice, whim. -4 called Hindola. A -3 A kind of coitus. 1029 / T: ste.it in the N. of pi. five small sion called )prf?R^.. id- An interjection of 1 Surffjprise ( ah 1 ) f nf%fat*f%an*t C> <%T^> f*rr*r: Si. 11. 64 ; or ft ; fir* Fre*riNHr Bk. 14. 39 ( often repented in theatrical language in this sense ). -2 Fatigue, despondency or sorrow. -3 Reason (cf. ft ). j [ 5t-^ (TfT ft fal,] I Left, abandoned, forsaken &c. -2 Destitute or deprived of, bereft of, without ( with instr. or in comp. ); ^hT P- P- ; Subhash.; so spir irft", T?ST? Ac. -J Excluded, shut out from ( with ahl. ). -4 Decayed, wasted. -5 , defective Deficient, ffNlTtfitfRTT- ; Ms. 3. 242. -6 Subtracted. -7 Less, lower ; Ms. 2. 194. -8 Low, base, mean, vile. 3r TT TOCW^T five kinds: 3T*WiCi present 3417 a. deficientin a limb, crippled, maimed, defective ; Ms. 4. 141 Pt. 5. 95: Y. 1. 222. ( -ift ) a small ant. -gf a. base-born, of low 5Eg a. one who neglects his sacrifice. arrft a. l.of a low ^y, -2 excommunicated, low ^ origin. low caste. -2. q\%: a defective statement, contradictory evidence, prevarication. qrf%^ a. I. making a defective statement.-], prevaricating. -3. dumb, speechless. -4. cast w^q with low persons. on bate persons. : associating %-TT attendance The marshy ofEer or as an oblation to fire ) offering to or in honour of a ; [5-^] Offered as an 1 tire, burnt as a sacriflciul offering. -2 One to whom an oblation is offered ; S. 4 ; B. 2. 71. -jf : ing. N. of Siva. -Oomp. stf^ n who has made an oblatipn to fire An offer- oblation, . B. ; 6 1. sacrificial fire.-aj^rT: I. fire (-TO.) a ; Ku. 3. 21, B. 4. 1. -2 N. of Siva. -3. the Chitraka tree, "a^rqi an epithet of Siva. M5r*r the full- moon day sM*r month of Philguoa Rf f^opr^f in the r$r: fire ) f*r ftir^r B. m. ge*. fire . ; Me. U. ; 6. <J; *y : ^ "pr^r fire -3 offered oblations -* 1 The thunderbolt of 2 A diamond ( occurring Indra. in tbe concluding stanza of each canto of ^W^faT.) - Oomp. -air : the thunderbelt of Indra. -T:, An rl An -2 ant. Semen virile. 5t^ ""* A ; grgr ; w (% wgri B. fisTrTttif ft S. 3. l 5. 54- -3. roaring, bel- 58 ; Ku. lowing in general. -4. the grunting of a boar. -5. the twang of a bow. ^tf 1- an incantation. -2. tbe grunt of a wild boar. -3. the roar of 7. thnndor. P. ( g^fff 1 g ed. -2 To To be ) 1 crook. ct dishonestly, deceive. f^?Jf Dishonesty, cunning. 1 P. ( fteft ) 1 To go. -2 To |7$ cover or conceal. -3 To kill. A ffftgrrV kind of sound, uttered by inarticulate women on joyful occasions. A TO. ) An I kind of Qandharva, interjection of call- -2 Of contempt. -3 Of pride. ing. -4 Of grief oh ( ! ah alas &c. ! ). a burnt offering. ) Offering oblations. A -2 An iron tk.e 53-: for keeping ont thieves. -3 A kind of fence. -4 An iron club. -5 A kind of bulwark or fence. -6 A place for I ram. : ; KP- [i^ P- fl% /. [ r "n> *niV ; fff g^r Pt. name ; Calledi wr invited <&c. summoned, ; |T-f^ HTffRof see jf. 1 ] Call- -2 Challenging. -3 A ing, inviting. A ; -2 A kind of golden coin, (probably current in the country of the Harms). orrs TO. pi. W. of a country or its people frotiq-frqp)!' B. 4. 68. voiding excrement on a chariot. -7 cloud. A barbarian, foreigner 1 :(5T:) A 1 ?f3j: shaped drum small N. ; as in ?-ftfcfclgfa q. v. hour-glass- 15. 17. -2 A A m. - anpf, 1 Noise of a pound of threat. A. (f??r) ^l A -2 ball. collect. -2 ?- I A tiger. blockhead. -4 A -2 A ram. -3 A village hog. -5 A eg, carry, take, with often used in this sense); 3l3t %5t select, choose. kind of Gandharva. ?TM-c, To 1 ( To I A U. with iron. |-^ n. jackal. kind J The bolt of a door. -4 A drunken man. -5 A stick bound of bird (^Tf?y) |T^ ind. A particle an 'imitative sound Remembrance ) ( originally expressing or recollection | 5 ; pn. ij- convey, fead, two accusatives OTW ?^ft Sk. ; ^ ?t vmfiraTUjfa&f^rf^r Me. Ms. 4. 74. -2 To carry off 7 or away, take or draw to a distance ; Bk. 5. 47. -3 To take away, rob, ; plunder, steal jf ^rr snTSJWTTfft rftm?r% sionrr Bv. 4. 45 ; B. 3. 39 Ku. 2. 47, Bk. I. 39 ; Me. 7. 43. -4 lee 51 . ; To ; particle expressive of ; 'hum' *rr ; ( distilled ). surprise or merriment qjfarr to fire. demon. tft% from molasses fnfc* -2. a menacing sound, sound of defiance ; OTTf%r*5Tr%*: Ku. 2. 26 g3ftf3r S*: 5^: . f^L IP. (iMft) To go. -II. P. (5*<;T) 1 To collect. -2 To dive, To epithet of Lakshmt. ; -., ; ; A diamond. grunt, bellow,' sig- 1. 162. r: [ *-* ft ] 1 A snake. -1 A necklace. -3 A lion. -4 N. of the father of Sriharsha,the author of the Naishadha-charita. -5 N. of Siva F: utter the Vto roar in return s. 5. sink. A $^[- g. sft to fr Si. 16. 25). -Oomp. /. I. uttering the sound fire. 5ftnrtg*frqT> f^jft fff^f: Git. 9 j 43;; Bs. 1. 27. -yN- a Bramhapa f ft:/. 6 7 ^ fJT^^irftjf u^fir^ who has ( 1. the wife of Agni. sr^i^W 10 oblation to ^siwrf^^g^ ; f^sw^r^irr V. Svaha ; 3jra%^ a one 71. 2, g e. : ; eat. ( 'to roar, w as in ; -5 Aversion. f 5 means' ( lound hum,' Ms. 3. 87 Y. 1. To perform a sacrifice. -I To fffp.j). oblation to 4 Anger. found used with dat. ; Bk. 20. 11 99. -2. 5. 35. -6 Beproach. -7 Interrogation. ( In is often spells and incantations 'fU- ; f date-tree. To | ) * outoaste, birth or a. I. of in law, defeated. c^fr deity (with aco.); sacrifice; B. 13. 45 ; Ki. l. 44 family. of inferior rank. ( make an U. $ ( jnftffr, desid. t, who has made an -J Subtraction. -Conrp. rites. 3 P. head of the lunar man- -2 Donbt : . -3 Assent ; deprive of, despoil, Btft swffr>B. 5. 69, Bk. 15. 116 Mi. 8. strip take off, away ; farr'aSt?* ; 1030 334. -5 To take away, cure, destroy 1.39 ;B. 15. 24 attract, ; captivate, Me. 31. -6 To win over, icfln inbdue enchant %7Tr TfihfTsrmr: Bv. 2. 157 ; fence, fT^ ; gift ; ; obtain -7 To f^f 59. inft ; ^ gain, acquire, ^ 8. Us. 391, 153 ; ? ; -\4 To To cause inherit. 1 (fTWft.fO convey, send with aco. or something ( instr. ); ( 8k. 2. 39. cany or by one ) >jr IJ?C?;T qr ; Me. 4 Kn. Caui. offer. to take, ; Ms. -2 To cause 114 8. ; to be taken away, to lose, be deprived of. -3 To give away. Desid. CBtfifffl-3r ) To wish to take Ac. -II. 3 P. ( fcjfft ) To take by gr^ a. (At tin Taking away, carrying off, force. end of oomp. only) seizing, removing, attracting &c. f-* ] 1 Taken or carried away. -2 Seized. -3 Captivated. -4 Accepted. -5 Divided Wff-P- L ; see j. A jf share. portion, -Ooap. _3ri5Tc. a 1. diimitsed from aathority, turned out. -2. deprived of one's due rights. T^TTT . a. laving the upper garments stripped off. nr, -rT a. spoiled of ^HW wealth. o. stripped of one's property, utterly rained. / ffiirt 1 spoliation. Seizure. all -2 Robbing, Den. A. 1 To be angry. -2 To feel ashamed ( with instr. or gen. ) ; WTrrT m"?mft flWTfr^iT S5* 1 qnrr WTT 50?^ N. 1. 133 f>*tfa Targtrs^arnir yafrj^ ^fSr: ftfrC pJf )ir Bk. 1 Censure, reproach. -2 Shame. -3 Compassion. w n. for tbe ( This word has no forms and is optionally substituted for %%TJ after ace. dual ) 1 The mind, heart. -2 The chest, bosom, breast sf^r ; $&% the stomach. the god of love. -2. love. an acute pain in the chest. jy 5ffaft heart-burn or anguish. grief, anxiety. I. r: Ku 5> 54 - -3 The rnrflTrraTiH*rni. sool. -4 The interior or essence of . anything. -Ooinp. -wr*& a lock or ourl of hair on a horse's chest, -qjiri tremor of the heart, palpitation. -Hfli a. I. seated in the mind, con- ^ wnsf arflftft'f ; -4 To lie, To p lease, -Caut. (vftftJl) with pleasure. tell a lie. fill delight, %ft*p. p- [ I%-TF ^i= ?^] 1 Pleased, delighted, glad, happy, rejoiced, jfi- 1 The heart, soul, mind ; f^Rrfa*t?-iT: Kn. 4. 25 ; so snftOTtn R. 9. 9 ; Miqim^yir &c. -2 Tne bosom, chest, breast ; *rornrtr^f^r ffttyfr R. 11. 19. -3 enraptured. -2 Thrilled having the hair bristling. -3 Astonished. -4 Love, affection. -4 Tbe interior or essence of anything, -5 The secret science; 3^, arsjr* &o. -6 True or divine knowledge. -7 The Veda. -Oanrp --ariK m. a heron. arr- sense. ff ^ ftHt a. heart-rending, heart-pierc6. 73. -$*., -f K. a ing ; Bk. hnsband. ( -ft/. ) 1. a wife. -2. mistress. -3^371 heaving of the heart. fat tremor of the heart, srr, palpitation, jrift^ a. heart-captivating. ^ft: one who steal* the heart or affections. HJ^ a. heart- t^t rending, heart-piercing. geom. ) a central line. heart-disease ; Mn. 1. 13. ( frirt grWt In ; bowed -5 Disappointed. -6 -7 Armed, accoutred. Bent, Fresh. fTT* eq- *r^ Mb.). gS'p.p. -2 Lovely, handsome; agreeable ; 3 ; rinft *r 2. 16. -4 gt ^fnrt Cfnm^wi Fit, appropriate. beloved, cherished HOT Kn. R. 19. 13, 4. 24. ar ; An if 3 Mil Ku. -5 Dear, & fr$ra: appropriate Tenderhearted, good-hearted, affectionate. of a n -WW body bristling or thrilling ( with joy ). ^sr a. having a cheerful countenance. ^eR^t a. contented, pleased. g^rr a. cheerful, merry. Jfo/- [s^raO joyous-hearted, 1 piness, joy, pleasure. ^ ! A ind. I ) ^sur ? ur?? ; 11. 41 fHt^ ; g> Delight, hap-2 Pride. -3 vocative particle ( oh, ^ frarrs)f??i3tff Vikr. 18. 107. -2 used in challenging. -3 Bg. *r&fi* g^rrt^n^^ A particle An interjec- tion expressing defiance, will or disapprobation. ill- envy, . speech. N. r- ^tj *F$* ^rrar ftnr, rejoiced in mind, glad at heart, hapvnr ho ing, thrilling. wt Pleased, rejoiced [rsf.-'p] Knowledge. Heart-stirring, touch- ; -Oomp. ( =^t?)T ). ^ftj* a. heart-piercing. disposition of the heart. a. being or cherished in the heart. ^vpf the breast, bosom. 1 ; fOvwrat flfl knowledge. -2. heart-ache, anxiety. l4 5^1; ( ; ; i An o^811 of an epithet of et Bg. 1. 15 R-* *%] [ -Oomp. Vishnu or Krishna a ]. Yadava ^5T Hiccough. To be wicked. harass. -3 To strike, hurt, injure. -4 To be born or produced. -5 To purify. -6 To %5 1 P- ( fcrrt ) 1 -2 To vex, trouble, cause prosperity, produoe,happinesg. fjri 1 Vexation. -2 Hindrance, obstruction, hart. opposition. -3 Injury, prince. ff^ti^a. 1 Touching tbe heart. -2 Dear, beloved. -3 Agreeable, charming, beautiful. $ 1 A. ) To disregard, -H. 1 P. (Ssft ) It &J& ( slight, neglect. To surround. -2 To %S: Disregard, %m ' wor or rejoiced, the body); gftai 5i^(iV)3T: first five inflections, To be delighted 1 ) (fam=) |. 38. 2. f* (frcT 1. n' hiccough. -2. disquietude, grief. -&W: (f%^! ) 1. knowledge, reasoning. -2. heart-ache. ^rr (jfan) quariiis of the zodiac, -jynr: ; tfwft T the great flowered jasmine. small cumin. -2. eochal salt. 1, 4 P. (?fa, fwrft, be pleased or glad, to exult, rejoice ; *f r fifr y f^r% Bv. 2. 54. -2 To bristle or stand erect, stand on end ( as the hair of MM. 1. -3 Sweet, attractive, pleasant, -3 Destruction. f( f* XfaW heart, -ftir- 1. a heart- disease, heartburn. -2- sorrow, grief anguish. -3. love. -4. the sign A, ; 6. ^T! the region of the heart. sore. ff:-* the a*rf?k tftc 5 ; f*i% ft fff: S. l. w V. 3. 6 ginrr srR. 9. 69, 10 *TT. ^fjfar 9jrf^fV B. 6. 44, 2. 60 ; 83, Rs. 6. 21 Ms. ceived, designed. -2. cherished. (-3-) design, meaning, intent, mft a heartjfsr; spasm of the heart. T ; 103 1. ; 1 Hearty, cordial, sincere. -2 Dear to the heart, cherished, dear, desired, beloved ; Bv. 1. 69. -3 Agreeable, Mil. 1. 4, 8.4, pleasant ; charming R. 11. 68. -4 Affectionate, kind. ; -Oomp. *r\o the Bilva. tree. T\TT attire. slight. -Comp. -ar anger, displeasure. : A m. /. horse-dealer. [ ^-R5f m^ fto ] 1 A fl-wTr^^nft *f$$weapon, a missile Ki. 3. H^r, Bh. 2. 44 B. 10. 12 -3 A 66, 14, 30. -2 A stroke, injury. ; ; ; 1081 ray of the gun. -4 Light, splendour. golden lotas Kn. 2. 44. the wild Chomp aka tree. a ; 5 Flame. %3 : 1. I- [f*-33.Un. 73 ]1 Cause, reason, object, motive ; fnr^atfff?W K. P. 1 Mil. 1. 23, R. 1. 10 ;lle, ; 25 w ; S. -1 Source, 12. 3. origin ; ftfltwml (Mti 3i?%cra't R1. 24 author* of their being'. -J A means or instrument. -4 The logical reason, the reason for an inference, middle term ( forming the second member of the five-membered syllogism ). -5 Logic, science of reanfctr ' -6 Any logical proof or (rgnment. -7 A rhetorical reason a regarded by some writers aa a figure soning. of speech') ; it is thus defined: 1 ( it is ; of five kinds : ffj- T^K Or aftvtlcfr, ifcg, 3THT5-, *rT5fRr and fii% : -^TTOf: -W$ smith Ms. 12. 61, Y. 3. 147. irNf the Nagake*ara flower. a golden jar. ^r. N. of a tain ; between came and irjif a. effect. ( existence of cause. a- Having a reason or -2 Having the hetu. m. An cause. 1 effect. %R [T*-T pple. w- 1 A ed horse. -2 A gold. uw ed with gold. Gold. -1 The thorndark or brown-colourparticular weight of n. [frufr;] I Gold. -2 Water. -3Snow. -4 The thorn apple. -5 The Keara flower. -6 Winter, the cold season. -7 The planet Mer. cury. -Oonrp. &* a. golden ; Mu. 2. 10 v.l. (-IT- ) 1. Garuda. -2. a lion. -3. the mountain Sumeru. -4. N. of Brahman. -5. of Vishnu. -6. the ChampaJca-trw. a jftr^ gold- mountain Sumeru 3T a .( ^Tc5t fire. tlrt -if a^": geld covering. the thorn-apple- ) blue vitriol. f -%"**:. q^w: the tft, the glomerous fig-tree. mountain Mern. 1jsq-;, -^i9r: the oka ree. -2. the Lodhra tree. -J. the Ghampaka Aoka flower. the -2. the golden or yellow jasmine. termerio. ?nir: N. of Vishnu. {jif |. a golden horn. -2. ftr^fr trntofr/- a golden summit. *nt bine vitiiol. ^W, -^7^ a kind of necklace ; ( Mar. %r ). golden lotus T! ; ? Me. C2 P : stone. A goldsmith. -2 A touch- Wr The sun. 1 / sport, dalliance. ij^nr: Ardent or intense desire, eagerness ; ( this word, like the word ?zT q. v., is used only by writers like Kalhana, B;Ihapa, and is probably derived from Persian or Arabic) later dMftmm"rgqrg Vikr. 18. 101 cf. ; below. a. High, intense, ardent D. R. 2. 31 ; (might the word not le derived from pn? ? ). a. $*!?*< eager for ( in J here Ardently desirous comp. ) of, ; Wft ftTTWJTWlTf'^rnfc'ri agfx^niraa*" *nfr f^rem^ Ka- lhana. ^ horse A 1 ) To neigh (as a (t,^ ( $fa) to bray, roar ( in general ). ; r, gf^f^Neighing, braying ; Ki. 16. 8. Rs. 4. 1. wood apple -Oomp. m. ^ in 1 tree. ii.d. A horse. A vocative particle used addressing or calling out loudly. 5 ind. A vocative particle. - tcTP ^nr: the ( Causal, causative. %q- a. Fit to be left doned. or aban- lower of the -3 A ft-^ ] * A k!n if JiTi 315 ] -2 Argumenta- gjj tive, rationalistic. cal reaaoner, an argner. in^rt Winter. %T *. Golden. fiffT:-* One of the six seasons, cold or winter season ( comprising the months jfiinifPT and fr: 5 amorous or -J A chameleon. if* T a. ; horse-dealer. -A- fcS-? [ Wanton n5r Gold. I Si. 1. 3 4 ; without any difficulty or t-ouble. -5 Moonlight. -6 A pause in a note or shaking ( as in music ). flower of China rose. -grftraiT yellow jasmine. *( w )ij a pearl. -n5r the wife of Yama. ailrf< m. the san. ^;- : facility 'easily', tree. ( -n.) 1. the 1 A -2 A Mtmamsa logifol- doctrines. rationalist, sceptic. -4 A heretic C 1 -3 The planet Merourv. fcP* ) Kenuki.-fSJf^: the mountain Sumeru. coverirtot the Atokatree. ^ *gfl^ wfoifr ( -4 Ease, at the end of comp. ) 1 A : cause, reason. -2 An instrument. -J A logician the flowers %tar: 1. an epithet of Agni. -2the Chitraka plant. 3551: N. of Siva, jfppfr the perfume named ; Cansing, producing WBT-?* Causation, f*r- aprt mounKetaka plant imgfr the 8. 7. bearing yellow ; gold- ; ment. jrf: disputation, controver75TT* a logically-treated work, any heretical work questioning the authority of Smritis or revelation ; Ms. 2. 11. ijgi?;j m. du. cause and c effect. >rr: the relation existing ; ^pj: coral. plant. -9JTt: Ti> Mt- t3mt*nit!iJiif?gs^. [ N. B. The form* igwr, ^ifts, rarely t*ft, are used adverbially in the sense of 'by reason of, 'on account of, 'because of 'with gen. or in comp. ; irr*f*3n^|-3WT ; WPIW fcwnr ?rgf&*Jm R. 2. 47 ; Ma. 1. 1.' Ac. ). -Oanp --an^ti: adducing the hetu ( in the form of the five-membered syllogism ). -3irmrt 'the semblance of a reason,' a fallacious middle term, fallacy -2.theZ>Aauru 8. D. 128 ; D. R. 2. 32. (6) Pleasure, delight, pastime ; Mil. 9. 43. -3 Strong snal desire ; sport illusion. %^ ; ^ RPT tflW ^-an^ wgqrflin. TV. ] 1 N. of Ganea. -2 A buffalo. gprsf) -3 A boastful hero. -Conip. N. of Parvatt ( mother of Ganesa ). : [ : ; 1 Cold, wiutry, frigid. -2 Caused by frost ^oTrf?y*fr tTTH^TnT R. 16. A An ; -3 Golden, made of gold 6. 6. -4 TT I Disregarding, slightinsulting. -2 Sportcontempt, ing, wanton dalliance. ing amorously, Contempt, ^ ] r$T-Tr>-f %c?r : 12. 72. -2 (a) disrespect, insult ; Si. Amorous sport or dalianoe, wanton ;tn^if Yellow jasmine. tf Hoardew. wt An epithet of Siva. Tr -riV -Oomp. see y R. 6. 15 ; Bk. 5. 89; Ku. Of a golden yellow colour- f^ffTffW frost, spy, secret emigsary. attendant on Siva. A:(S^%) To aisregard 7. 557, -gRf^rr a golden coin. ? R;T a. ( arwfl^rT: ] fr/- ) I [fiisr w ?% Wintry, ^r ^ r cold; Si. 6. 55, Ki. 17. 12. -2 Pertaining to winter, i. e. long (as nights); Si. 6. 77. -3 Growing in or suitable for winter ; |n3f3tm^: smmirr. R. 19. 41. -4 Golden, made of gold. Wj I The month Margastrsha. _j winter season (=$% q. v. ). 1032 1 P- ( Offering oblations Wintry, cold. -2Growing in winter. A kind of rice. See in*. by throwing ghee into the to gods oongeorated fire, daily Tajnag, to of the five ( one be performed by a e|?r. fl&3 Snowy. -2 Flow] ing from the snowy i. e. Himalaya mountain 1 -3 Bred ia, belonging to Or situated on the Him&laya mountain Ku. 3. 23, 2. 44. 16. II. ; ; A kind of poison. IT; jf BMLratavargha or India. lusrfr 1 N. of Parvatt. -2 Of the river Ganger -3 A kind of myrohalan -4 A kind of drug. -SComruon flx. -6 A tawny grape. C7. burnt ^ A -J offering. -Oomp -2 A ^iffr q- v. ) Brahmana, called sw r sacrifice- the sacrificial fire. ground for re- srilri jti: wr? ; from the Clarified bntter prepared preceding dfty's milk, fregh ghee ;^- chamber. qrf I. setamnm. -2 barley. -<jrri the smoke 45 a Bk. ; 5. 12. day before rr fr*r See $%. A used, freh A O arrow. ^fti^ ro. [ frmsflJTW ?H ] The offerer of an oblation, a sacrincer in general. n?nr, ft^r . Belonging to or fit thief. m. pi. N. of a people and N. of the 1 their country. ttt N. of great-grandaon of Yadu. -2 Arjnna Kartavtrya ( who had a tbougand arms and wag slain by Paranraina q- v. ). V tJjjsfWgtTTST - A vocative particle oned in calling to a person or in challengind. 1 ing. -2 Of gurpige. A (nf3 ) To-.digregard, disrespect. -II. 1 P. ( ?ffo 1 JT^I. A : | To ) go. A rj Stolen goodg. */> [*'?*.] oblations ficing, offering 1. A one who 1 . pecially with ^ st^V sacrificial wfti ftrSf s IT snry? _m S& ri ' An i: fire MM ] 1 S. 1 A priest, eg- reciteg the prayers Anything fit to ho sacrifice. -2 Praise. -3 Vfd. Speech. [rf^m ren fiafiiitir] jhTrTj o *r; The Belonging to an oblation. who offers oblations to 5 The gaoriScial hall . gods. To cover, hide, ghame. JjfrTr Censure, reproach, ?f: [ A deep (% ] I and deep pool of water. A deep hole or cavity fT^-aT'J. lake, a large N. 3. 53. -2 ; A -3 ray of light. -Oomp an?: a crocodile. ?rWf ^ A 1 sr^rni zoifiao ( -2 A lightnine. the sign .djuarim of river. The derived from Greek 10 P. (fPTO%) -2 To sound, creak. m*) P. (5rft, B^l ). 1 To speak. l To B00nd ' small or diminuhed or lessened, wane.disappear; Pt .4 78. -Cau. To shorten, leisen, diminish. Sounded. -2 Shorten- I ?%?r P-P- 1 ^IdltfeT T ne ind. particle holla I). (bo! fr^l P. ( fsft To I ) disregard, jf^ a. [ 5-s=i.] ( compar. small, little.-! snperl. e res ) 1 Short, low or short in stature. -3 Dwarfish, Short ( opp. to tff in prosody V -^. 1 A dwarf. -1 A short vowol. snlphateof iron. -^ Green or black t e g>g ntic wallow- -Oomp. -ainr: wort Arka Hotri &* short-bodied. -3T ). ( -n: ) a- J** dwarf . a -sr:,-f5l-. Kua grass. -?r . [ s*-w ] decline y^, yur ( ) I To take away, deprive ( one ) of ; Bk. 15. 88. -2 To conceal, hide, withhold Mai. 1. -3 To hide from any ono ( with dnt. ) ; ; ; - 1 Y. t scarcity. ij, w^ a. Shortening, diminishing, lessening. A *r^ 1 -2*To roar. ( ft ) > To Honnd. NcUe, - -2~Den-'al. de Ms. 1. 85 terioration, decay -4 Paucity, number. Small 249. -3 ; A rr, the short gum oh- banum. V%* a hort-arraed. wft a. short in stature, dwarfish, the short red cane. pigmy, qj?: a. See 5^. noise. -2 1 Sound, crtaser dimTnntion, Clarified butter. abstract : < or white [ fffJHl WOT ] The office of the priest called Hotri q. v. 2 pi) Short- - Belonging to the ^pjTC sacerdotal. priest, . ^i of o- (Compar. f n>^, erf smaller. theKusagraas -2 To go. disrespect. m) Shorle.t, smallest. spring-festival A vocative Smallnesg, ghortntss. o- (Saperl. of TwK ^?fr The festival called gifrf ir%Hq n- who pt?n The offerer of obl&tions, one of the eight forms of Siva. ; S. 1. 1. priect Chick-pea or pulse half in the pod. celebrated at the approach of the but spring season during the ten or four days particularly three preceding the full-moon day in the jr Yester- ed, curtailed. parched rob*, m. A sacrificing priest offers the oblations. ijtrsH line. 1. oblation ( as ghee). -2 offered A burnt offering. -3 A sacrifice. ^r* T zodiacal sign. -2 Part of the duration of a sign. -3 An hour. -4 A mark, ; assistant of the Hotri. 5-5^ a r'mng of Tlle 1 ] -2 S jund, oreak. -2* To become q- v. above. of the TZigveda at a sacrifice. -2 A acriftcer ; B. 1. 62. 82 ; M. 11. 36. -3 An epithet of Agni. f Ghee. ed Holt robber. a- f ffTr [f-^] xjj month of Philguna (commonly call). -2 The full-moon day in the month of Philguna. raft, float. m. for an oblation. 5T?rat Ortavlrya. Arjun f: [ f 5^ 3* T ] I Clarified -2 Water. -3 Fire. -4 The Chitraka tree. batter. f=t Belonging to yesterday, P. ( snft ) 1 Si. 5. 29. -2 Butter prepared it ia fr^ rff conceal. of a burnt-offering or sacrificial fire. vr^d^ n. the aahes'of a burnt offering. ^JJT the time for offerine oblations. ^TTfJT a sacrificial hall ?>fff: USr. ind. [ heaternal. sacrificial butter. -2 To go. vpr a. what occurred day. -Oomp. yesterday. BTSTT a. (sfr/O Belonging to yesterday as in srefift fl%i- -Oomp. f^T yesterday, the previous day. B7*? B or chamber. I To 1 ) ; a hole in the ceiving the consecrated fire. a sacrificial horse R. 3. 38. sraw ibake, move. Abstraction, concealment. f a. Sounding, roaring. onnd ; 1033 1 The thunder bolt of Indra. -2 Lightning. -3 A river. -4 The 3% a. tree called y&fi. See ,tfnj?r ; Mv. 1. 51. Reproach, censure. -2 bashfulnet>i. -3 Pity ; cf. 1 Shame, [ fHff; ] 1 BashfulnesB, coyness, ehynesH. -2 Timidity, fear. : [ ff-^ f^ ^ ] 1 modest, gby. -2 Timid. -2 Lac. ^ Trn. 1 Ashamed 1 p. Bashfol, ; Ve. -a Bashful, modest ;N. 3. 67. %rrt>f The act of putting to shame, 2. 11. ^T 3 P. [ ftfiff, fi?-5T f^fTrn^tn w? s^nfj* 6 8 , n%^t Ki. 11. Bk. 53 B. ; 7. *raS. ai^n'i^n'v i^frm t% 5^t ; 44 15. ; *r?17. 132. jut to shame also )"; cange to blush, make ( fig. ashamed *T3R\*fpf ifTTm^ ^of R. 73 ; Caui. 3. Bqma-ft ( 102 5. ; To ) ; 49 6. fik 23 r ; f Rnr : { "B^-wt- sn^r *wnS*r Ki. 11. 64 gjf. I ; 3irji3> 13. 4l~ Shame 3. ar9T! 57 ; ; ; Ve. 80. 40 18. ; 1. 17. frr?5ITf -2 Baehfnlneii, 1. itffar 14 R. ; modesty Ku. 7. 85. ; -Comp. finr, -qg- a. overcome or confounded by shame ^(jjsr^r Me. 68 >r?i?r f^^?r>coiT ^jSgRr: [ ~Ht5TtT ] jfrf To be ashamed A kind of perfume. ( fitit, |5[, 5^ 5^ ) 1 To go/ -2 To contract or be contracted. 1 A. ( l<& ) To go. 5; 1 ), To neigh ( as ( whinny. -2 To go, creep g^ A. gir 1 P. ) I (steffi) ( gjriTr ) IT%/- J oy, To To 130 ij=(ijTrthe ; R. 7. 23. rejoicing, joy, Sec ^rsm) 1 To go, move. Cau dr-@ri-2 To shake, tremble. Sqft-fT, but gewfff only with prepositions ) To shake, move, caana to tremble ( especially with ft ). a g^ 1 P. ^ P. ; (^ftrs/. also in this sense. ) IfO-lOP. (gqufa) 1 To speak, -2 To sound, creak. To Bound. 1 ( STtfa) To be crooked- in conduct, cheat* deceive. -3 To beaffiictedorinjnred. 1 D. caui. 5iiJiia-ff go. covsr, hide. gladness 1 ( -2 To be crooked Iforf Neighing. jfo IP. de- Delighting, pleasing &c. r |TT joy, delight. 1 1 P- ^ ; ; or ; f^TRTt shamelessness. conttraint of baBbfalness also gif^ffr. gri^sf The act of light See modest, blush. horse tarn jffajw^Mk. 4. 11. Si. gladden, delight. gtcf!, gr^EF: Pleasure excelling, surpassing. 6. ; 1 A. ( ^R^, %*t or g-n^r ) 1 To be glad or delighted, rejoice. -2 To sound -- Cans. ( f^ift ) To call by name ; ; rffd. ^gsrin--^ ) ] To af qr*rr?fTIl^3tH5r Ttsn 4ftft 5i'g3js)> ^fi^r Ku. 1. 26. -2 To call out, invoke, call upon-J To call, name. -4 To challenge. -5 To vie with, emulate. -6 To ask beg. 1 Calling. -2 A cry, sound. APPENDIX I. SANSKRIT PROSODY. Introduction. Pingala-chhandas-a8tra,Bttribi!ted to the sage Pingala, which consists of Sdtrag distributed over eight books. The Agni Purina also gives a complete system of prosody founded apparently on Pingala's. * Several other original treatises have likewise been composed by various authors, such as the SnitaVrittaVantbbusbana, bodha, darpana, Vritta ratoakara, Vrittakaumndi, Chhandomanjart &c. In the following pages the Chhandomanjarf andVritta-ratnakara have been chiefly drawn upon.' Vedio as well as Praklita metres have been ignored in this Appendix. Sanskrit composition may be in the form of 157 ' prose ' or ' stanzas. A stanza or padya is a combination of four pa das or quarters, which are regulated either by the number of syllables ( stg^.), or by the number of syllabic instants ( A TO A in a in if* or IT: (The consonants The earliest and most important work in Sanskrit prosody is the ; tions have been proposed by critics to render the metre comformable to the general laws of prosody So also the is either to the ). last syllable of a j>a'da long or short, according exigence of the metre, whatever be its natural = use In metres regulated by the number of syllabic instants one it slant or Matra is allotted to a short vowel, and two to a long one. For the purpose of scanning metres regulated by the number of syllables, writers on prosody have devised eight Gagas or syllabic ' ' each consisting of three syllables, and distinguished from one another by particular syllables feet, being short or long. They are given in the following verse : A syllable is as much of a word as can be pronounced at once, that is, a vowel with or without one or more consonants. A short ' or 553 JJJB1 long according as its vowel is ' short or ''long '. The vowels 3T, 5, 3i 5R, & a are snort ; and an, {, 3;, But a however, which have been used by poets are few when compared with the vast multitude of possible metres. But even these are too many to be dealt with in an Appendix like this, and we shall, therefore, only give such kinds as are most frequently sit ftfl Expressed in symbols (the symbol ^_a denoting a sho.-t syllable, and long one) the different Qanas be represented as follows : q- ( ^- f -^ ~^ T 3f s^ ^T v_x >- ^^ XT q ' ' sody when it is- followed by an Anutva'ra or Vttarga, or by a conas the vowel sr junct consonant ; BaccLius may ) ( Amphimacar ( Dactylus ( Amphibrachys ) w ( Anti bacubins CT *-, ^, & ^ ) ) Anapsestns Mollosua ) ) ( ( Tribrachya ) ( ^ ' is general so in the case of the twentysix syllabled class, the possible varieties are 2 J or 87, 108, 864 1 But if we consider the cases where the alternate quarters are similar or all dissimilar, the variety of possible metres is almost infinite. Pingala, as also Lllavatl and the labt chapter of Vritta-ratnikara, gie directions for computing ihe number of possible varieties and for finding their places, or that of any single one, in a regular enumeration of them. The different ; varieties, A alternate quarters are similar ; and f!fr|M may be distributed. For example, in the class where each quarter contains six syllables, each of the six syllables may be either short or long, and thus the number even half a dozen are in is each quarter. Vrittas are divided into three claaue * : *RTW >n which tne Padas or quarters composing the stanz* are all similar ; 3nfcn*V^T in wnTcb the according to the different mode? which long and short syllables in of possible combinations is 2x2x 2x2x2x2 or 2 64, though not length. aftra fa- or frf is a stanza the metre of which regulated by the number and position of syllables in each Pada or quarter. stanza the ziTfit it metre of which is regulated by the number of syllabic instants in as the number of syllables in each quarter of a regular metre may vary from one to twenty-six. Each of these classes comprehends a great number of possible metres ) ) is used to denote ( Similarly a short syllable, and r ) a ( long one. N. B. Sanskrit prosodists classify Vrittas according to the number of syllables contained in each Thus they enumerate quarter. twenty-six classes of 'Samavrittas' employed or require particular notice, in the following order Section Section Section Section : A B C D Note. In the following definitions the letters lepresenting the Oanas such as IT, r, H, &c. as also g, v, will often be found to have dropped thtir vowels for the exigence of metre e. g. tf stands for r, so aT, for IT, ff Ac. The t, *r, sf ; first line gives the Definition of a metre; the second, the Scheme in Ganas with the Yali or Csesura the pause that may be made in ; , or verse, and usually indicated r>y the in the Definition standing reciting a quarter which word* is in the Instrumental case-denoted 1036 figures, and then comes the example; (many of these examples are drawn from in brake ta by Arabic works of Mifgha, Kilidlsa, Dandin &c.). the BhaVavi, 2 Def. l?ch. G. r, IT. J^wr ( 6. 2 ) Def. Sch. G. Metres Ex. tnith ) tf =f, =r, 7. "2. ) ( - % 5 Syllables in a quarter. TT%. . >JJT> a quarter, 8 Syllables in a quarter. ft anggi. ( lso called slu ). There are several varieties of this metre, but that which is most in use has eight syllables in each quarter, but of variable quantity. 1 ) ( * Def. ^ Sch. G. ^, Ex. ^ 3T, 3. 6. ) H^ fifth syllable of each quarter should be short, the sixth long, and the seventh alternately long and short. Ex. sj H'"'itiifir. ) fTCc*T Thus the Sen. G. H, T, T. TT't argfl) ( Def in Ex. IT. toiih ) ~~U5*V) (i ift Metres 4. 4. Metres with 9 Syllables (3) Def. Soh. G. Bch. Q. T, 3 f (3.4.) SECTION A. . f, 3?, IT, Ex. Ex. Metres with 4 Syllable* in a quarter, Def Sch. G. i ^ : 3 ( II ^ |1)| HOT. ) Def. Metres with 6 Syllables in a quarter Sch. G. ^ ?, if, ( 5. 4. ) Ex. Ex, Def. : Boh. Q. B. ?r, ?r. Ex. ( ( Def. Sch. G. Ex. Also called <wft. % Def. r: flgH<sn Sob. Q. IT, R. ( 3. 3 2 Metres with 10 Syllables in a quarter. ) T, 51, TT ( ST, 4. 4. ) Def. Sch. G. i ( Ex. Def. Soh. G. Kv. 3 II 1. 1. ^, T, IT ( 5. 5. Ex. ) 3T, T, c5, T ( 4. 4. ) 8. 36. * ( |m Daf. Def. Son. Q. *, Sch. G. ( Daf . Soh. G. 4 Ex. ) Tfi IT, >T, *r, tftr^T n ( 4. 6. ) TrTT >TS *mtfFTT *r, ?T, W, n ( 4. 4 ) Ex. Sch. O. ^, r. ( 2. 4 ( ) ( Def. Sch. G. 5 ( Metrei with 1 Syllables , (. * in a quarter. ( 3fii|q. ) yHHrilwar. Def. ^r ^ Soh. G. tf, jj, Ex. r, r, ( 3 Alao called <.<W=l T, 37 ?, IT (5.5.) *I^H 4. 4. ) i Ex. ) Metre* with 11 Syllables in a quarter. G. *, . ^r, ir. ( 8. 4. : ) II (fii Ex. ) : ' IT' II 3 i Oaf. Wl 1037 Sch. G. Ex. ?r, ?t, 3T, ir,T^ 1 ift^ frjfif Sch. G. 5. 6. ) f ^rszr?p^or ff ( 6. 6.) R. 11. 1. See Ku. 8 also. ~;i 'ft : 2 5f,, n n Dof ) Del. jifs^^l JHT^ cff *TT Sch. G. 5* T; ^>T> 5 ( . Soh. G. Ex. 1 - 4. 64. . ir. r, !T, T( T, 4. 7. ) ( Ex. Sch. G. q;, 5 5T, 3T, q- ( 6. 7. ) Tt-rmf hffrtr> u ( 3 ) Def. Def. Sch, G. if, fT, fT, Ex. afcft T T, Rm fft ( 4. 7. ) f|sr% Sch Ex. TIT Sch. G. When fsff^n and are mixed in one stanza, the metre is called grorftIt is said to have 14 varieties Ex. Def. Bch. Q. Ex. 8. T, T, mssr. ) Def. G 48 ) ,ff (4. B. ) 8. 97. 8ee#i. 6.71. (7 Ku. See R. 2, 5, 6, 7; 13, 14, Ku. 3 ; Ki. 17. &c. n 1. 1. 18 16, N. other metres also are mixed one stanza, the metre is still called 3H3lTfil ; ^^reqr and Metres with 12 Syllables in if, *, r, is a combination {44411. a quarter. ( i ) Def. except the same an ( see 13 below RRn that its lable is long: are $, 3T, 3T, II ( 4 ) ^tq ^. Def. ^vvft'OEffiT H(=H^I#I Sch. G. H, T, q,T, T( 6. 5.) SeeK. rRf?45 Sch. Q. J^flf i Ra or first The Gns Ex. : n 8. 6. 9,3i. 6 also. <) ( ) syl- . 1 T (4. 8. or 4.4. Ex. in the following verse g- from Magha there of 5. 1. See Ki. 9, Si. 10. ; When in Def. Soh. G. irwr. Also called Hyfaft Def. m?rcQ ^ ). iwi i ' B. ) i : fff3!T /Si. II 6. 67. also Ei. 5, 21. Si. 4. 45. Def. Sch. G. ( 4. 8. ( i% (roffaftmr) 9 ) M'ftdlUHI. ) Def. Ex. Mfiimii ?Tjre Soh. G. q, 5T, ?r, * ( 6. 7. Def. Soh. 0.^,^^, 3 ( ) : Def. Jfrr? Soh. G. u : . EX. Ki. T, JJT fl,-r, T(4. 8. (10) Hwptf **r 15TT 4. 62. 1 Def. Sch. G. 7, T, T, Ex. Sch. G. ( Ex. ^ (3. 8, See Ei. or 4.8.) 4 (, 1 Def. II Si. 4. 36. 6, Si. 9 also. 5. 23. 7 ( vr^ftsj,JH|: HMMI 6. ) 4) 11 ( (3) TWT. ) Def. Sch. G. a, T, ( 7 ?f, ( 3 ( Def. Soh. G. f%% ( Ex. Ex. ) w, *r, T ( ^T, ar, ff, 59.) Ex. *JI4!lff4Hv>1( n E. f See Ki. 4 ( ( 13 ( 4. 24. -Si. . 5T, sir, VRT- Also called -HIT 4. 88. JTijiUjRift. ) 4 ( 7, Si. 8. ) Also called ( Sch. G. *, Also called ^rf^^r and Def. Sch. G. and snsrcr Def. sfffr Sch. G. 5T, ?r, Ex. urn Sch. G. srcffrft. ) Also called * Def. Soh. Q. ^, ( 5. 18. Ki. 12 irsift. Def. 6. 6. ) Ex. ( Also called 3T, (6. 8.) . Ex. sr, ^r, 3T, >r ( 6. 7. ) r, Ex. 3T, ? (5. 7.) Si. 4. 4l Tfl NJIHHU*!! Si. 13. 1. ff -<*i*Hf Ku. 6. 1. R. 3 alio. See ( n (o) Def. %tt& Sch. G. IT, ir, 14 Ex. r, ^r, T ( 4. 9. Ex. I)e. 8oh. G. IT, Ex. 3^fH'3)N'r ff W, " TT V&ffo 7. *T(5. *T, ( Ki. 18. 28; Si. 4. 44, 6. 76, also ( Def. Sch. G. 15 r ( 6. 6. ( 4. f^rspntr 9 ir, r, r, JT, n , WTt fi Ki. II ii M. Si. 4. 42. See Bk. Mctrtt with 13 Syllable* in a, quarter. 4. 10. ) ( .) ft- See or yfe&. Def. Sch. G. Ex. Def. fntff Sob. G. 5T, T, q, 5T, n Ex. PfT g^T ^^3 ) Also called 9. 75. ^^ *i^^i r, T, T, B. called ( also ) ) ( 1. ( 4. 13. 1 5. 31. ) Alsocalled 1, -Si. 17. Metres with 14 Syllables in a quarter. IJei. 3Hsf Soh. G. cT^sr, i I*M I ( Def. ^rsrar: Sch. G. m, 5T, , IT ( T T, . 6. 7. ) ' G. ^, ^, r, ?r, c?, n ( 7. 7.) Ex. S. 4. ( ffff H^^iJl: See Si. ( 6. II 73. (2) 9TJTT. Also called ^(^r and Ex. 8. 8. ) ) Ex. Def. Sch. G. ( Def. CP?f fl-, l ( and Alao called 8T, ST, ^, ?r, T, n ( 7. 6. ( Def. Sch. G. EX. ) 2 *, ) 1. TOHfr. Def ) Soh. G. T, 8 !T, sffafifr , T ( 5. . ) Ex. T, ?T, f, f, T, T ( 46.4. Mttniwith 15 tyllaUtt in a quarter. Sch, G. 1 8. 8, or ( 4. 4. 4. 4. ) 5T, t, ar, t, 5T, (4 Def. EX. Sch. G. Dot. 8h, . 4 fl, T, 1 (4. 6. 7.) Ex. Q. ?, 5T, *, 3T, * ( 4. 4. 4. 8, or 7. 8. ) Ex. 8 ( Def. ilt) Boh. Q, 2 ( Dof >r, Pad. D. Ex. ) ( . i* The whole of written in this metre. 8 7 8<jh ' - ( Ex. Def. Soh. G, Ex. B. ( 6. 85. ifetret with 17 Syllables in 1. the " Meghadftta " ) " T, W, ^T.JTj,^ T ( 10. 7. ) 4 a quarter. ' 8) Del ( ( Sch. Q. if, **, Ex. n *PR Also i ) : II called Def. n Si. 4. 67. S (6) Soh. G. gj, Ex. t. 5Ti i Def. H, 3T, T, ir(10.7.) fi^ Wins Soh. G. T, T, T, ^r,,r( 6. 11. ) Ex. Bwr. K. (4 II Def. Boh. G. Ex. Si. 8.71. TfftH} T, 7, tf ('all short syllables except the last). qoJTJTft r, ;T, *ft ^ . Br. Def. n 1. 2. . *' Soh. G. g, sr, r (8. 9.) Def. Ex. Sch. G. ST, , ?T, r (. 4. 7.) Ex. ifetrei with 16Syllable$ina quarter. Mai. Boh. Q. ?, 3T, T, 3T, <, IT ( 8. 8, Bee 5. 31. Def. or 4. 4. 4. 4. 9. 18, ) Ex. Soh. G. 3T, ?r, 3T, ?T, 5T, Ex. f &, T S. 7. 24. ( 8. 9. ) Metret with 18 Syllable! in a quarter. ~ * Def. TTW ^ or I^'^^S: Bh. iT ^ ; IT ^; v '^i^r^ Sch. G. r, ^, JT, if, T, T Ex. II 2. 76. ^ifr^^ iff ;T ^* ^ ^; ( 5. 6. 7. ) 1040 Sob. G. JT, q, =r, w, r, r, IT (6. 6. 7.) Ex. IW^m ( Df. 2 fflf ) Def. Sch. G. Ex. T, T, T, T 5t%2gr?q^; snrft if, *r, 4. 7. 7. ) ( Sch. G. &, IT, Def. Sch. G. n> ?r, T IT 7.J. ( 6. ) (12. 7.) Ex. 3 *< Def. Mu. Sch. G. 11. 7. 3T, r, * ( ) V. Ex. 1. 1. Metres with 21 Syllallei Def. ( Sch. G. T, r, *T, , Ex. ( Def. 4 ( T (7. 6. 6.) ^, 1 4. 16. in a quarter. , * (7. 7. 7.) H- ) Also called Def. ) Sch. G. ST, Ex. j 3T, *r, ff Seh. G. ?, Ex. ^ r, r, \^(J8. 5, 5. ) It itft a? Mk. 9. 21. Def. Sch. G. Si. 3. 82. f r, >r, *r, ^ T, H, (2) IT (7. 7. 5.) Def. Ex. R. 12. 104. Sch. G. IT, *, Ex. J T, T, Def. ft^ft Bob. G. IT, s, 5T, ^ ^, ^, ( 12. 6. ) ft Metre* u-ith _ J arfwgffi. )r 20 Syllalletin a quarttr. S. ( 19 Syllable! in a quarttr. ( Def. ' ) '' 1 1. 1. Metres with 22 Syllables in a guarfer. ) Def. ) Sch. G. tf, 5T, ?T, H, ?, )=r, 3, IT Def. (5.7.8.) fr Eat. rf Sch. G. i H IT, JT, ; ? , T(8.14.) 1041 Ex. rag anas or yayauan, or all the feet may be sac/anm. The classes of ? usually mentioned are 13 6 ( 23 is an instance of this last species of tiandaka. tfirw , ii Metres with23 Syllables in a quarter. 5. SECTION B. an&W^T. ( Half equal ( 1 ) Sch. G. *T> * ( (odd quarter) even quarter ) Ex. Metres. ) smu^. W Sometimes called *fa: II ^.-Metres like arTOtfi or afii%^ and larefw or f^ftifr are . Def. . ) Def. T, ( Def &c. Mai. usually treated aajdtis (see Section D). But they are sometimes defined in the Gana scheme, and are, therefore,given under the class of Viittas. ; Sch. G. sr, 3T, IT, 5T T, T, ( 11. 12. ' Ex. Sch. G. ^, Ti eT, ) =r ; ^, cy, IT T, 3T, 5T, (odd quarter) ^ (even quarter) Ex. SECTION 0. f^THfrT. ( Unequal Metres. ) The most common metre of this (2) ft Def. Sch. G. $, ^, Metre* with 24 Syllables in a quarter. class is called 3gfrr. Def. (odd quarter) (eren quarter) 1$, 35, IT H, >T, *r, ir, ii fix.. Sch. G. (first quarter) (second ) iT (third ) (fourth ) Def. >p5*rVfT?r% HTTTT: Sch. Q. H, __ ?T, T, tf, H, T, f, ( (3) 1 5. 7. 11. ) Metre* with 25 Syllablet in a quarter. ( Ex. Def. o^hJi : 3f*T3 Soh. G. :r, H, K, 1 ( odd quarter ) Ku. T, T, IT ( 5. 6. 8. 7. ) T, !T, ( 4 4. 46. ) Other kinds of metre in which every quarter of the stanza differs in the number of syllables, are included under the general name 1 Metres with ?6 Syllables in a quarter. ( Also called or Def. Soh. G. tf, ?T, , ST, IT T> T, W, IT (odd quarter) (even quarter) IT, Q&tha '. may be combined Metres with 27 or more letters In each quarter are designated by the number of The highest syllables in a quarter of tbis species of metre is said to be 999. In each qnarter there must be first two naganat or six ihott " syllables and the remaining may be either 131 to appli- form SECTION . Ki. 2. 80. name $j. is > (8. 11.7.) general The same name cable to stanzas consisting of any number of quarters other than four. As in the caie of srsriffi, any two or Mure quarters of a regular metre or Ex. Bch. G. ^, 1. See Si. 15 also. Another variety of Tjcir is mentioned wherein the third quarter has H, ?, K, T instead of tr, ^, 3i, ft and IT. I Def. >r, IT, ff, II Ki. 12. ^> 5T> 5T> f, IT (even quarter) 6oh. G. 3T?l Also called ( number ( a ) of syllabic instants. is wrij'- to have nine sub-divisions Sch. G. ?r, fT, fT, H, Ex. *T, n T, IT W^'Hl ( ( odd quarter even quarter ) ) ) The most common variety of such metres Def. D. Metres regulated by the It is : said 1042 these nine kinds the last fonr Of are used generally and deserve mention. (1; wnn. Def The first and third quarter! of this contain 12 syllabic instants each, the second 15, and the fourth 18. metre Ex. ^iior and 3-, T only the same as ; in other words, with only a long syllable added at the end of each quarter. must it is =rrc Ex. "4m?ffJT ^s^f M<^OI gtrnrr- . i $ II ( 5 Siut. 4. The first and third quarters must each contain 12 Matr&s or syllabic instants ( one being allotted to a short vowel, and two to a long one), the second 18, and the fourth 15. Ex. Ki. 13. So in the next 52 verses of ) Def. The tamo and third quarters of this must contain 12 syllabic instants each, and the third and fourth 20 each. written in this metre. ( 2 Si. 4. 51. be noticed that ftqtfWj or are only particular cases of %I^T, and gf^trrar and Prosodistg rra>Tlftoft, of affa^llte. treat both these classes of metres 3m*m in the Qana scheme as well as in the Matra scheme hence they have been noticed here as well as in Section C. d The metre called irrwrfrt^r con- four quarters eacli of which contains 16 syllabic instanta. Tbe most general variety is that in which tbe ninth syllabic instant is composed of a short syllable, and the last is a long syllable. It is defined a* sists of Def. .S'rut. 5. and third quarters of this metre must contain 12 syllabic infanta each, and the second and first fourth 18 each. Ex. BT. ( 3 1. 12. ) Def. Srut. 6. The Si. 20 also. g^f and N. B. AH these S ve sorts are sometimes defined in the Qapa scheme. Def. The See It will ; 5. 19. The whole of Qovardhana's fTH?iift ii the canto. first metre Ex. M. 1. and third quarters of this metre must contain 12 syllabic intanti each, and the second and first This is a stanza of four quarters, the first and third of which contain the time of fourteen short syllables, and the second and fourth sixteen. Again, the first and third quarters of this metre must contain 6 syllabic instanta, and the second and fourth 8 each, followed by a T^TOT (<w ^) and a short and a long vowel (-~> ). The rules further require that the syllabic instants in the even quarter should not be all composed of short syllables or long syllables, and that tbe even syllabic instant in each quarter (i. e. tho 2nd, 4th, and 6th) should not be formed conjointly with the next (i.e. 3rd, 5th, and 7th ). But .there are several varieties of metre arising from particular this syllabic instants being ihort or long. For example, if the 9th and 12th moments are formed by short syllables, and the 15th an j 16th by s long one, and the rest are optional, it called snmffcr^iT. If the 5th, 8th, and 9th are formed by short syllables, is and the 15th and 16th by a long one, it is called f>n*r. If the 6th and 8th are short, as also the 9th and 10th, and 15th and 16th are long, it is called juf^i. And if the 5th, 8th, and 12th are short, 15th and 16th long, and the rest indeterminate, it Sometime* two or more of these varieties are combined in the same stanza, and in that case the measure is called mqt^tStff. In which there is no other restriction is called fts^^fcr. Ex. J5T$ JJTJJ f SOT fourth 15 each. II Hi 16. 41. is the same as tuwfm except end of each'quarter there ^m and qior instead of that at the must be a have sixteen syllabic instants. Ex. Def. This than that each quarter should g ( Moha M. ) APPENDIX II. Giving the dates &o. of important Sanskrit writers. A well-known astronomer. Born A. D. 476. One of the earliest writers on Alankara. He was the chief Pandit T^? or Sabhipati of king Jayapida of Kashmir ( 779-813 A. D. ). &r? Author of the *)|JSI$IT, being a commentary onPatanjali's ^srvriwr. He is considered by Dr. Efihler to be not older than the 13th century. SiTOTir The author of the well-known *l3tcTtffl'>ft 'the chronicle of kings '. He wag a contemporary of Jay atimba of Kashmir who reigned from 1129-1150 A. D. The celebrated author of poems ^5* and of some ether minor works. The earliest known authentic reference also of the has not yet been definitely Popular tradition indent!fles bim with the founder of the Sam vat Era which ii said to have commenced 56 B. C. If this view be correct, KMidasa must be conit ettled. lidered as belonging to the firgt century before Christ. Bnt some scholars have recently come to the ^fl< Author of the Dasakumiracha- which Vikrama finally defeated the Mlechchhat, i. e. 544 A. D. and then by throwing back the beginning of the new er,a 600 yearn before that date, i. . 56 B. C. If this conclusion be accepted at cor rect and scholars do not seem to have yet agreed on the point of BAoa, according to Midbavlchirya. qa-afa The celebrated author of the Mab&bha. He is said to have lived about 150 B. C. KilidAia must have flourished in the sixth century A. D. The question is still an open one. of as being renowned poets. The verse is as follows I author A well-known poet of Kishmir, of traw^VT and several otherfworks. He flourished during the second and the third quarter of the llth century. N. of -a celebrated com- Bina's reference to him in the beginning of bis Harsha-cbarita alto shows that he must have flourished before the time of Bins, before the first half of tbo seventh century. But how long before the seventh century the i. pcet flourished is cot yet known. E&lidiea. If Mallinitha's suggestion be correct and it is very doubtful if it be really so then our poet muit have lived in the middle of the sixth century which is mentator, who has written commentaries on the Malatt-Mldhava and Venl-Samhara. the date usually assigned to N. is one point which, if would give the definitely poet's precise settled, date. after of a celebrated modern author. His most celebrated work the wfartR a treatise on Rhetoric or Poetics worki are qtft-fifiriw, ; bis other the five laharlg (i and a few minor works. He is supposed to have flourished during the time of the Emperor Shah Jahan of Delhi. He must have also seen the latter end of Jehangir's reign, and the temporary accession of Diri to the throne in 1658. Hir date, There He lived the 14th century. e. According to Mallinltha's explanation on Me. 14, fa Bengal whose inscription is dated Vikrama Samvat 1173 or 1116 A.D. The poet must; have, therefore, flourished in the 12th century. conclusion that what is called the era of Vikramaditya 56 B. C. was a date arrived at by taking the date of [the great battle of Korur in an inscription dated 556 Sake or 634 A. D., in which he andBhiravi are spoken to Kalid&sa ii in the Virabhumi district of Bengal. He is said to have lived in the time of a king called Lakshmaneena who is indentified by Dr. Biihler with the Vaidya king of vilva in lay, at least, nis active career- therefore, between 1620 and 1660 A. D. and Ka,vyada?a. He flourished in the latter half of the sixth century, and was a contemporary rita wrrnm Author of the ( flfrroTT ) He must have Vent-Samh&ra. flourished before the 9th century his work is frequently quoted M by the poet Jnandavardhana in bis work called raiit3r. This poet the reign of flourished under Avantivarman 855-884 A. D. (Baj.T. *ror 5. 34). The well-known author of the Harshacbrita,K&dambart and Chandik&tatakft. Pirvattparinayaand Batn&vali are also ascribed to bim. His date is indisputably fixed by that of bis patron Harshavardhana. of K&nyakubja who was reigning during the whole of Hiouen Thsang's travels in India which lasted from 629 to 645 A.D. Bio* must, therefore, have lived in the latter half of the sixth or the first half of the seventh century. The date of Baoa is useful in ascertaining the dates-at least the termini ad qum-ot several writers men- tioned ty him in his introduction to the Harsbacharita. ftf^ur Author of the Mahik&vya Vikram&nkadevaoharita in the latter and of He flourished half of the llth Chanrapanchaiika. century. A eon of Srt Svamin, who lived during the reign of the Author of that charming lyric mention by Kalidasaof his patron Vikrama. Who this Vikrama is poem the Gitogovinda. He was an in Vallabhi inhabitant of the village Kindu- king Srldharasena or of Narendra It is vrflr 1044 who is gupposed by Lassen to have reigned from 530 to 545 A. D. the son of Sridhara, and Author of the three Satakas Mr. of the Vakyapadiya. Telang gives it as his opinion that he muat have flourished about the close of the first and the beginning of the second century of the Christian era. Tradition makes him brother of king Vikrama, and if Vikraraa be accepted this the as the same who defeated Mlccbchhas in 544 A. D., we must suppose Bhtrtrihari to have flourished ia the latter half of the sixth century. The well-known author of Father-in-law of Bana and author of the Surya-Sataka composed by him to be freed from leBana prosy. A contemporary of q. v. N. of the author of the Kivyaprakaia. He must have flourished before 1294 A. D. in which year a commentary on that work by name 1 Jayantt Jayanta. was written by one ( who flourished in the 9th in Haravijaya 38. 67. century ) He must, therefore, be placed before the 9th century. the Mahavir-charita, MalatJ-Madhava, and Uttararamacharita. He wasanative of Vidarbba and lived at the court of king Yaovarman Author of the Mahikavya called Haravijaya and patronize d by Avantivarman ( 855-884A.D.). of Kanyakubja, who was subdued by Lalitaditya of Kishmir ( 693 rstar Author of the Blla-Ramayana, Bala-Bharata and Vidhaala- -729 A. D. ). Bhavabhuti flotmshed therefore at the end of the 7th century, and this date is consistent with Bana's omission of his name. All anecdotes about the contempor aneity of Kilidasa and Bhavabhube rejected as absolute ti must myths. Author of the Kiratarjuntya, mentioned along with Kalidasa in See an inscription dated 634. Mentioned by Bana and Kalidasa as their predecessor. Flourished before the 6th century. teacher of the the 6th or 7th century at the latest. Soelntroductionto Mudrarakshasa. Author of the Anargha-raghava mentioned by the poet Ratnakara he celebrated Vedanta philosophy and author of the 31KRWIM and of a large number of original works, especially on Vendanta. He is said to have been born in 788 A.D. and to have died in 820 at the early age of 32. But some scholars (Mr. Telang, Dr. Bhandarkar &c. ) have tried to show that Sankara's date must be bhanjika. He lived after Bhavabhuti and before the end of the tenth century, that is, he flourished between the end of the 9th and the middle of the 10th century. A celebrated astronomer, author of the Brihat-Samhita. He diod in 587 A. D. 'lTffwr?* See ^T^r?m. r Author of the Mudrarakshasa. The 7th or 8th century is regarded by Mr. Telang as the pro- bable date of the production of the drama. The author of VasavadaUl mentioned by Bana, and so not later than the 7th century. He mentions a work of Dharma-ktrti by name to beftztimft which is supposed long to the sixth century. The reputed author of the Naishadhacharita and of 7 or 8 other works. He is generally placed in the latter half of the 12th that Srtcentury. ( Wilson says harsha succeeded bis father Kalaa in 1113, and that the Ratnavalt, a play ascribed to the king, must have been written by him between 1113 and 1125 the close of his But the Ratnavali must be reign. an earlier regarded as a work of date as it ie largely quoted in the Daarftpa, a work of the last part of the 10th century. ) The patron of Baoa, see ^rw. The Ratnavali is supposed to have been written by Bana and published under hit patron's name. APPENDIX On III, important Geographical names in ancient India, N. of an important kingdom bank of the Ganges. Itg capital was Champa, also called Angapurt. This town sinr situated on the right stood on the Qanges about 24 miles west of a rocky island, and is, therefore, considered to be the same as, or situated very near, the modern Bhagalpur. shr N. of a peopleandtheiroountry. It is said to be the same as the modern Telangana, and the mouths of the Godlvari were in the possession of the And bras. But the N.of a village near Haridvira is situated on the Ganges at the southern base of the Sewalika mountains, v-nre was also the name of the surrounding mountains. which Northern CircarB. Its capital tpfsfiin ancient times at some distance from the sea-coast ( cf. Dk. 7th Ullisa,) and was probably m were probably confined to the Ghats ontbe west, and the rivers Godavart and Krishna on the north and south. It bordered on at Dk. 7th Ullisa, ); and its capital snCTrc is probably the old town of Vengi or Vegi. to have extended from the banks limits Kali nga; (see anfft N. of a country, north of the Narmadi;its capital wasUjjayint, also called Avantipur or Avanti and Viala, (cf. He. 30) situated on the Sipri. It is the western part of Milva. In the time of the Mahabharata the county extended on the south to the banks of the Narmada and on the west probably to the banks of the Mahi or Myhe. On the north of Avantt lay another principality with its the Charcapital Dasapura on manvati river, which appears to be the modern town of Dholpur, and was the capital of Rantideva. An old name of Travancore. See ( also of a country, the Orisia, which lay to the ait^ N. modern south of Tamralipta,and extended to the river Kapia ; cf. R. 4. 38. The chief towns of this province are Cnttak and Purt where the celebrated temple of Jagannith situated. ; See also. See under tfta. An important kingdom said of the Karatoya or Sadlntri to the extremities of Assam. It must have extended up to the Himalaya on the north and the borders of China on the east, as its king is said to have assisted Duryodhana with an army of Kiratas and Chinas. The ancient capital of this kingdom was WJltfll on the other side of the Lauhitya or the river Brahmaputra cf R. 4. 81. . ; N. of a people and their country. They must have inhabited the Hindoo Koosh mountain which separates the Giljit valley from Balkh,and probably extended up to little Thibet and Ladak. Their country was famous for handsome horses and shawls made of goats', rats', and dogs' wool, and abounded in walnut trees; cf. R. 4. 69. called &o.) identified with the modern Delhi, though it stood on the left bank of the Yamuna, while Delhi stands on the right. or Rajamahendri is sometimes called tract of the ' *TJTrrr*% the of blood N. of the country to the north or Eallian Chola. Kalyana Doorg south of Eurugade appears The to have been its capital. of country represents the south-western portion of Hyderabad. N. of an extensive region or the scene of the plain near Delhi; the Paijdavas great war between and Kauravas. It is the tract near the holy lake called by the same name lying to the south of ' five pools the slain Eahatriyaa Paratnrima. r. N. of a country lying to the south of Odra or Orissa and extending to the months of the Godavart. It is indentified with the was the south of the Sarasvatt to the north of the Drishadvatt. It is of See under ;JIK Th&neshvar, and extended from by N. of a country (modern Eulu) lying to the north-east of the Jalandar Doab and on the right l>auk of the Satadru ( Sutlej ). 5TTOfl' or 5?Tfirrft The capital of Dak&bina-Koala and situated the defiles of the Vindhya ; in it mast have been to the north of the Narmadi but south of the Vindhya, and is probably the same as Ram- nogarinBundelkhand.Rajatekhara callt the lord of afb{, Kut asthali irer^iT- the lord of the middle-land or Bundelkhand. The country of the Eekayas bordering on Sindha : Dea q. v. The strip of land between the Western Ghats and the sea north of the K&veri.The principal rivers are the Vetravatt, the Sarivatl and the Kali-Nad!, which is considered to be the same as the Mnrala referred to in in this tract R. 4. 55, and in U. 3, and forms the principal river of Kerala. Kerala corregponds to modern Kanara, and probably included Malabar also, and extended beyond The Kavert. . of a country si tan ted, according to the Ramayana, along the banks of the Sarayft (or Gogr a). It was divided into'Uttara-Koala, and 'Dakshina Konla.' The for1 mer is also called 'Gauda , and it must have, therefore, signified the country north of Ayodhy& comand Baraitoh. Aja, prising Gsada Daiaratba &c. are said to have ruled over this province. At the time of Riina's death his two sons Kua and Lava reigned respectivein southern Koiala ly st Kniavatt in the defiles of the Vindbyas, and at S'rivttsti in northern Koal. 1046 A most arid country in ancienx times. It stood for the desert on the east of the- Satadni, and included the tract between the Sutlej and the Sarasvatt containing N. of the capital of the Vta country. It was near the modern KoBBm about 30 miles above Allahabad. N. of a river (Enri) which flowed on the east of Durbhanga *rrf3T9jfr Loodiana and Pattiala on the north and some portion of the desert on the South. through northern Bhigalpur and western Poornea. Near the banks of this river stood the hermitage N. of the Chedis, made noisy by the waves of the Moon's daughter', i.e. the ' of the sage mnRJpt. Tf or 5^- capital of the Northern Bengal, (Pupdra Narmada, and therefore, originally signifying the land of the ' Pooree ' cane. ) on that N.of country and theirpeople. The Chedis were also called Jabbalpur. situated is identified modern Tevur the ft river. It with 6 miles from N. of a country, through which flows the Da4rna (Dngan). It wag the eastern part of Malava orMalva, its capital being Vidua-tne modern Bhilsa-gituated on the Vetravat! or Betva, cf. Me. 24, 25 and Kadambart. Kalidasa also makes Vidui a in Central India, while by. others their country is identified with the river which is probably the same as the Bees that joins the Betva. modern Cbandail The Haihayas or N. of a country Kalachuris ruled at M&bishmat! situated on the Narmada between the Vindbyaund Rikdba mountains about Bheraghar below Jabbalpur. to the south of the wild tract between Krishna and the Polar. In itg the larger sense it included the whole cf the Coromandel coast to the south of the Godavarl. But in its strict sense it must not have extended N. of a country, situated on the banks of the Kavert and said to cover the southern portion cf Mysore. It was beyond the Kavert, as Pulaketi II. invaded it after beyond the Kaverl. Its capital was Kancbi, the name as Conjeveram situated on Ihe Vegavatt river 42 crossing the river. The country latterly came to be called Kar- Miles south-west of Madras. nfttaka. whr^. N. of a country ruled over by Nala; its 'capital is said to have JWlf Human ' habitation ', tain called Praaavana. The brated Panchavatt local tradition ( See under a part of the great DandakA forest which stood in the vicinity of the mouncele- identified by with the place of situated about 2 the same name Miles froji the present Nassik atands in this tract. been Alaka,- situated on the river Alakananda. It appears to have formed part of the modern Kuraaon in northern India. This is also the name of one of the Vanba mountains. See ) the Nagpur districts. nmmfl Identified with the modern Narwar in Malvl ai being situated on the river Sind or Sindhu. The other rivers, that are in its vici. nity, are P4r4 or Parvatt, Luna, and Madbnyar which correspond to the Para, Lavana and Ma dhnmatt, mentioned by Bhavabbuti, as flowingin the vicinity of the town. This town wa the scene of Bhavabhuti's M&laU-Ma- dhava. See under D&balas and Traipuras ; they occupied the banks of the Narmada and were the same as the people of 5311$ q. v. Their capital was t one time ftjfr q. v. The Chedis are considered by gome to have inhabited the modern Bondelkhand The native place of the poet Bhavabhnti, situated somewhere near Chandrapura or Cbanda in udr N. of a celebrated lake, which is considered to be the same as the river Pennair, near which stands the /flshyamfika mountain. The river la known to rise from tanks; the northern part especially from a atone tank in the centre oiChanderdoorg. This was probably the Pampi,and Chanderdoorg original the jRishyamnka mountain. Snbtequeutly the name was transferred from the tank to the river which rose from it. N. of an important town in or south .-Behar situated the confluence of the Ganges and Ihe Sona ( or Son ). It was also called ' Kusumapura or ' Palibothra ' referred to-' in the Magadha at ' classical accounts said to of India. It is have been destroyed by a river inundation about th .middle of the eighth oeutuy A. D. N. of a country in the extreme south of India, and lying to the The south-west of ChnUdwa. mountain Malaya and the river fix its Tamraparnt position indis- putably cf B. R. 8. 81. It may be identified with the modern Tin. ; of The holy island Rameahvara belonged to th kingdom. Kalidasa calls the capital of Pndya-de*a the serpent- town', which is probably the same as nevelly. ! of a celebrated region which lay, according to Raja-Sekhara(B. R. 10. 86), between the streams of the Yamuna and the Ganges, and is, therefore, the Gangetic Doab. In the time of Drupada it extended from the banks of the Charman. . modern Jalandar Doab, watered by the river* Satadrn and Vipaia ( Satlej and Beag. ) N. of a river rising in the Malaya Mountain. It appears to be the same as the Tarabaravari of the present day which rises in the eastern deoiivity of the western Obits, runs throgt the district of fall* Tinnevelly, and into the gulf of Manar; cf. R. 4.49, 50 and B. R. 10.66. See under Chambal ) upto Gnngadv&ra on the north. The northern portion from Bhagiratht was called 'Uttare Panchala', which was Abichhatra. The southern portion was called Dakshina-Panchaia ', which was merged in the kingdom of Hasllnavati ( ' Ntgmpattan 160 miles south Madras ; cf . R. 6. of 59-64. are from their country mentioned under the namt ' pura after the death of Drupada. One of the principal mountain chains in India. It is probably 1047 came as the -Sewalik mounwhich run parallel to the Himalaya and guard the Qangetic Doab on th north-east. the tains he capital of Pnruravas.one of the earliest kings of the lunar dynasty ; situated opposite Prayaga or Allahabad. It is said in Harivama to have been situated on the north bank of the Ganges, in the district of Prayaga. Kalidasa placet it at the junction of cf . the Ganges and Yamuna was the most celebrated place India. Cf. B.B. 10. a8-89. of the northern Enrus. The lake was celebrated in former times as the abode of Einnaras,and is sard by poets to be the annual resort of of the swans at the approach rains. See under 3ft. under or south was Its old capital Debar. Ptf^rsf ( or i&m ) which con- a^jPrft.snTprft, and Its next capital was Pataliftft. putra q. T. Magadha was also called <jfcpj in later literature. Q of a country lying to the west of Dholpur; the Pandavas are said to have entered it from the banks of the Yamuna through the land of the Bohitakas and Suraeenas towards the north of Dasarna. Vairata, the capital of Virata, is probably the same aa Bairat 40 miles north of Jeypore. or One of the seven principal chains of mountains in India. It is most probably to be identified with the southern portion of the Ghats running from the south of Mysore, and forming the eastern boundary of Travancore. It is said by Bhavabhuti to be encircled by the river Kavert (Mv. 5. 3, also R. 4. 46 ), and is said to teem incardamomB,pepper,sandal, and betel-out trees. In R. 4. 51 Ealidasa calls the mountains Malaya and Dardura 'the two breasts of the southern region.' Dardura is, therefore, that portion of the Ghats, which forma the southeastern boundary of Mysore. One of the seven principal chains of mountains in India identified with Mahendra Male which divides Ganjam from the valley of the Mahanadi, and probably included the whole of the eastern Ghlts between the Mahanadj and Godavari. ( also called ) is the lame as the or infr- modern Kanyakubja or Kanoja, on the Ganges. In the seventh century it See Jnw- 'Radhl's wood', now forming important town a few miles north-west of Mathura, and standing onliieleft bank of the Yamuna. The mount Amarakantaka, the to lie to Narmada it proincluded Broach, Baroda, the west of the ; and Ahmadabad, and Khaira also according to some. called A name wmz or the'Plains') for eastern Bengal ( to be from clearly distinguished ifte or northern Bengal), including also the sea-coast of Bengal. It seems to have included at one time Tip pera and the Garo hills. A general name for the tribes inhibiting the Punjab. Their country is the modern Bactria or Balkh. In the Bharata they are said to have inhabited the country watered by the Indus and the five rivers of the Punjab ' holy' India. bat it appears Himalayan range he modern Berar, a great in ancient times lying to the north of Euntala and extendbanks of the ing from the Erishna to about the banks of the Narniadi. On account of its great size, the country was also ' ' of. B. R. called Mahftraahtra 10.74. Kundinapura, also called its ancient capital, Vidarbha, which probably stands for the ; WM modern Beder The river Varada Warda ) divided Vidarbha into ( two parts, Amaravati being the and Prscapital of the northern, See under qsrntf. N. of a country lying to the north east of Magftdha. Its capital be to in the the Subsouth of Kepll. N. of a town in northern Eofala where Lava is said to have is called ^rcroft in R. ; (it 15. 97). It is identified with Sahet reigned Mahet north of Ayodhyi. srij'nr* It was or vr5gfr. TOT One of the seven principal chains of mountains in India. It is still known as Sahyadri,and is the same Western Ghats as far as their as the junction with the Neilgherries north of the Malaya . See undor The country was noted for its breed of horses and aia-foetida. kingdom ne of the seven principal chains of mountains in India. Its position is not clearly ascertained, also called See under outside writers, and generally identified with the Scythians. classical ? N. of a country said bably N. of a tribe inhabiting the countries on the north-western frontier of India, the Sacra of the rer tistyhina of the ponthern part. spflfm paran. f*Uld' ft^?. See under %ts. source of the Narmada. sisted of five hills ancient times, besides a portion of Nepal, all inch places asSttamari, Sitakuoda, or the northern part of the old district of Trihut and the north-western portion of Cham- an 8. The country of the Magadhas is the same as Janakapur Nepal north of Madhnvant. Videha must have covered, in Mithila in A lake said to be situated in Hataka which appears to be the same as Ladak. On the north of Hataka is Harivarsha, the country ; V. in < The country of the upper Indus. N. of a country which lav to the west of Vanga. Its capital irnsn@* 5ijr ( also called (TWl%r, ^mfoir, irmforf)' and cwfiWT ) i* identified with the modern Tumlook on the right bank of the Coasye, which is the same s the vftCT of Kalidasa. In ancient times the town was situated nearer to the sea, and was a place of considerable maritime trade. The sometimes called Radius, the people of Western Bengal. Suhmas are TTTT ( Also called srrwrf ) The pen!nsula of Kattywar. modem Dwarki is called wnfaift or arfifr The old Dwraka stood neat Madhupura 95 miles south-east of DwarkA, and also near mount : ^iff. 1048 Rttivataka, which appears to be aa the Qirinar bill the same near Junagad. Valabbi appears to have been the next capital of the country, the mini of which were discovered at Bilbi 10 miles identified with the the old bed of the modern Sug on Yamuna. north-west of Bhownaggar. The was celebrated lake Prabbftsa situated in the same country and stood on the sea-coast. fatTT^T N. of a celebrated town caid to 1 aye been founded by king Hastin, one of the descendants of Bharsta; said to be situated about 66 miles north-east of the modern Delhi on the banks of an old channel of the Ganges. N. of a town and district at some distance from Pataliputra. It is one of the ranges of mountains 1T e 'golden-peaked' mountain, which divide the known continent into nine Varshas ( qtfoqft ) it is generally supposed to be situated north of the Himalaya- or between the Mera and the Himalaya- forming with it the boundaries of the I Kimptirutha-variha or abode of Kinnarai; cf. K. 136. Kalidasa speaks of it aa 'having plunged into the eastern and western oceans and emitting golden see 8. 7. fluid"; ADDENDA ? 3T The -f3T5T: a. Dice. note of a Raga. of position planets with reference to the Sun on a given day appropriate Lagna for marriage 3f5n>. t^lf^i 5yr?r Narayana on Nai, 15.8. Dew-water 3T5T+ 3^*T ; : The rope used -f 3T5IJ*T in charge of a Officer for gambling house. A permanent /. 3TST1+ ;ft^' f^ cfTPPT m. Fire Sp^Jf ; ^tr^T^^r Mb. 13. An 3TfsT-{-3TnT3: An action ^^+^5^ Muhurta. Serpent ; action do an eye ( Iconographic term) 3r=F' l tf'T=sr&nH'lRriiJT exhibition used of a. Untimely inappropi lately afc^W R. 12. timed ; : A good N. Sinless 5. physician. Nigha. of a plant 32. 30. A : and cf. Chief ^ 3pTJ^m Ram. 6. 68. feet; ?J?: ; U. R. ft'f.Tl ' T fore-casting; not man- ?*T: ?R?r=f good R. A power cf. 3TT*T: ; medicine : T: Bhag. ff either ; rnaged^ army) Sukra. 4. 870 Without reserva- true. -r-STST: 1. a. Opening or palanquin ; An 2. in a Mund :. gambling. 1. 2. 5. 133. 35. Precedence. of a N. ends. surgical ?^IT Z\: spj grc, ! The A tree myrobalans/ hollow mould. sky ; arfrriTKr? 1. Water 3T^f !Tf T TV. ; 1.6. Nadi; Pihgala nib. axle-pole.. find the latitude. a source without swing Tf N. Calculalioi gives 6. 21. s ; One who 3T5+5TT: A colony ofbrahmins with Siva and Visnu temples on possessing strong (Ved) Night. ind. Mb. ; mule. a. pr.^T] Tireless. tion Predestination; prior decision. instrument. a. will cereal grain. STfl-l-SISTfipT a. made. ; A 5. 10. 47. 59. . queen; also 'IT ?ftT7f;T: Store-room thing it. trunk witliout hands +3TTRT: Evil path Not created or natural : arff+TcWI: Accepting a after leaving the first portion of IT sin. ; ^%| 2. 1. 1. position of First Siva. T: one who has not commit- Natural Up. honour. 33. also ; Bri. of an (Momordaica charantiaj. 3Tn+n Daughter of mountain, Suddenly Mb. ted any J: for Parvati. ; iT ind. line; Istaka sacrifice, Ts., Sat. Br. to Setting mountain. At the begining : Name A cow useful Bhitg. 8. 8. 2. Tl ie Tittira bird. ^Tf??r: r one's errudition) 3W(?Mf: /. S. 3T^T^T+frft'ft'TT (sarcastically to Sulba Manu. Unwarranted refer Eye-t^vltching. day or star unfit for ^im+TvrS:/. Diagonal son of N. of a Manu. : shaving or cudakarm:'.. Spotless -N. of the fussing A 'T -Non-attribution. the fourth Skanda cj. Amara. : Agnihotra. ^nTr^^r^iTq-'Tt ' 5pjf ffT . T SB. on Ms. 6.3.3. ; cf also Visual cognition. The level of the G.S.I 4. to Neglecting ; ; : ?I (3) aeroplane. N. of a teacher, of the 22nd 1. N. 2. not sanctioned 3rnTRt?K^r% SB. on MS. An at Agastya Samhita. ; eye-sore. (2) The entrance Agneya kona of a house. Mbh. eye-disease Gun -powder R 9.21. churning. the Insc.) 3TSTi?r+H3I wild bird with a onr endowment (Buddhist charitable A : red crest. (5nfe^i.) The -j-SRT^fH in gambling. Adept distinguishing f^^rPT C: A champion warrior; TTT 14, 20, 10, Mund 2. 1. 4. K Cashew-nut. BalaramSyana Act 8; *i. ^^T... T^^I^K,^. 12. 84. Marked, branded, numbered ....... TT^T- a. calculated, 51 <.! F , Ms. .Rv. XII. TXJH P*l -f 3T^*T N. of the sacred To obtain. ^% of the Jainas. be performed corresponding Ms. their importance to The body between ^oyrt + ^^n^H Name N. and arm? morning beyond the whip, unmanageable early a. (lit) Nat. name ancient Bharata Varsa (Bhag. The of /. A 11. 2. 24). lation between consonants and vowels in a word Ts. Prat. / fcl: T^f -f A word fTT re- its surrendering own A gana : transfering or ishing coals. A thick srjfTT+fWft: (ft) /. cake baked on burning coals. ST^fTT+^lfrVT A gitti in fire-pan (An- A kind of insect resembling a spider. gem Perhaps a registrar of documents. : Kau. A. a. of anger or ment grief. A quarter of anything. : : Shoes. A ankle; the vertical taper- ing projection in the middle of a lamp around which the poured. T: Quick-silver. a verb Man- sixth l . put off, 2 broken completely. Surpassing; Nai : Too : T%?*fSTT- 19.5. much of Prov. Gandharva. 3T%VT^f twelve A : i: abundance cupola 'Tf^f: ; ?fhH: f-^1 Superfluity; redun- bents j a. over-speedy, Mb. Over-enthusiasm. a. I. 3. Surplus. Difference 2 Mb 3.52.3. Matsya P. 269. 20. three 201.9. the instrument used for pressing juice. Iconographic pose or 67. 95-96. arf?row 3. An two Manava smaller vows of Jains. 3WM ved* small aperteur in A possessed Destruction. p. p. with A r: the T: to indicate past tense. P: deer. Soma is Having extraordinary arms; JV. of a Rsi of the fourteenth Manvantara; JV. of a lofty. to f^r Ram. : 1.3. N. of the ankle-bone. The High, prefixed $udi-D. The oil is 3T of Saptarsis vantara. famaliarity; (3TJ+3rnm) The aug- : One who a. ) A con- Completely ofYadu. IP. 5.12.15. of best cows (P. 1.4.3. Gomm.) of one of the arfdHIH'J A", strata- ^ an- 3.70.5. ra^> (Desid. of Desire of going; Bk. tower. Ram. ?yt^ ^rfgrRrcf quered 26. 23. 7. :N. of the son bodice. Expression a. delayed. z: Finger ring. Jt fighting I Aegip- tiaca. A V.P. ^^: Mb. Balanites >: chitti; A Hindi). arjfTT+'TO: Agnoiology N. of the son of Vipra- : shovel extingu- 'T^rfd^'PRfq' ^IrTO'J H A in ; texts. ointments. used 'Tfr T an terrace, house ^fdO N. of heritic in Buddhist : A T nexie to a of Panini. teacher referred to trans- Overflow, gression connotation the meaning of a adding compounded word. ing of the limbs of the body. Priyahgu plant 4-3^fTt used in making perfumes and without to Non-function- an Matanga ; T) Indigestion. louse. sixth stage in L. 9.17. J The phonetic 3TJf +H%Tt dog elephant's rut period. : 16. 22. aqf +**3t>Tr A a son of of Daksa Prajapati. An of a knife TTj^ft 3^$ ; a Suhotra and author of some Rg. Vedic hymns. f: or sword 10. of Ki. 16.64 Flax iT testicles. STJpjfa on Ms. B. considerable ; TTSWTsnrre: a >a : part of the The blade not small ff[ 1.9. -fsnnfte: Blood. : 3f>tf4i{l commentator on Amarakoga. 5.1.14. SB. ZO. 6. 4. a. 4. 2. 23. texts sr^+IRT: The order in which various parts of a ritual are to dance on MS. Non-injunction. is 3ffa^f>: JV. of a plant which a strong pergative. : Consumption. H Pardonable a. f: a. ft who one 2 ... -,, Mb. limits, arfhtsm brave fighter; Ram 4. 18.38. a, +3TOH1T 3T?$faKFTRffiT: Mb. piercing, c- _A^ hurting * ^ T: A +3T^ oH One Mb. 3T or wherein height gether invariably ^rf%^T fP, VIII. 1.15). +3Tr^HtT the state of lasting A aTr^T-j-sM'ST: variety ofeleto slightest sensible phant punishment; srrJT^T^^T^i^i^ of five pro- height twice the is Matanga II over or beyond thrown II. (P. 1.24, 3T^rr+TTTPWT Sanyasa, Renuncia- tion. a. of a Work ference inter- or extraction from. in : Kau - Not tinned. Wife of f. F; 3. 1. Atri. 2. ried body; 3T^TS?^ ^^|^q^; Mb". at the entrance discendents of alliance of Atri and Bharadhvaja. rin 3TT^3n?T a. A man belonging r ., to one 01 the three classes. ., a. 19.26. + 3m* w( --r j.3mT+PeV: ^.^ when wife . a. ,; r i- 1 . r? JUWMH*I A au*WS: i -aT^fW now T4f5r?Tmr Ms. there1.1.1 goblin; ar^+pp^ how much more, much more. so A Mb. a. 12.69.54. ar^'^TTlRf in 12.305.9. official arftnjfiEWT ex- ofavrata; shadow, 2. A cf. straight, direct. fsFfe^ fH<^?HM Mb. +aH?a Not sharing with any Ti% ^F^W) body else, an^f 1 betel nut tree. . variety of 3T^nT Kau. A^ ^f: ^ft^rf^ Not a. aTW^W parting. ,., Not relinquished or T5T WHHH^ffT #-tfWabandoned; 6 _ \* a. . on Ms. iTMfIT S.B. ^^ a - 12.1.21. wkh a genuine cause, rightly, jasmine. wfrwfafl N. Wind; A 3^ 3R73T Ihe presiding deity ' arf^JW: , 2.7 32. , +aH^f:l. alive. of a sacrifice. fore SPTTScft not Tireless, Bha g a second of having news +3Tfam found out an^ifir &3Fi 33ff^TT^nrrrcT Ram v. 35,77. ,- +3TTO antr+an^ a Nazir. ; (ved) Blind. a. gathering place. arfWTT+^^f: an<^ deeds priests. a. hauste d; -Uv n \* r first is N. of a collec- art^if 4^7^51? 3HF prickly plant. MaiTying the The son of an unmar- tion of mantras intended for the > : occu- Inhabited, a. +3TCT Adhvaryu One who does n t . w rrnnror ... skinless. 3TtTn%cf a. seated on, settled, Not devided. *' , I. observing 6. 13.49.4. WT?f%*H'*TKKT-jf ^TT^T Kau. A. place for 3Tlfr?T aiiKW^: Not being held up charge of preparing documents Durvasas. MKaifWr Marriage con- mountain. - Datta. One who is - pied. Mb 12-59.68. 2' A department of a sacrifice. The moon. " prescribed in the Puranas. the ridge of the arfjf -|-^JV _|_3fft|^t Comp. a artarafaJT some vow Mb. 12.64. I. 3TfTf^: Accusation. a, ^q-f N. of the 67th Parisisfa of the Atharva Veda; 2. N, of one of the Vratas F. Nm Undue Teachin"' arujtHH fined to a a. f: L. 1.9.14. Matanga ^|UJ*H third stage in of an elephant ascribed to Valmlki. L. 8.19. a. Cast, tossed, The areftRf^qr the rut season Alb. 12.318.17. ,V. a. invisible. T: of ollice , the local body. measuring 3T^ 4rT4-5TTO?r: for a long time. * 3Tfa65H4-3TfsnpTm breadth. going to- ^T jf^rfew? 9.61.14. ns .. of the of Gontainine- of 1 3Tl*PlWPTr3T-6H l^sfl? uncognisable object or idea. portions a. Mb. Nativity -J-ajfaGsraw~' . Supposition total denial; refutal. +3Tfa?W: this or Worn witn A. 3T?Bj-i-^>? contradiction complete ,. the penultimate letter a Cough Nigh. Same as are?' ?: . a 3Tff r* f^Tr*rnrrsfiTf5Rrr: decorative paste ^*WTWPii&W^ Ki. 10.46. 12.36.19. Belonging to a. some TfTT: JT^rfSFT 11. 2. 13. ar??n!T arfir^fe Superior creation. +3TH5J Avyakta; Illusion, ., , flnag. on the contrary. jjsj-J-g but, transgresses the 3./15.16. much, Q j. )00 19.21. very R ,-, r of- Ms. 8.290. A a. aTTfMITST'T pearl-shell. anointed with 1. Non-expression of the desired meaning ; '2. A vy<jid Not a grammatically of knowledge correct but nol in use. Ms. 1.1. One who SRfaTO^F: or contradicts ^T opposes ^T^ iHMtHrtRf- A Avimaraka I. a. Not famaliarwith; to sfoH ^JTc^fafaJr Mb. 9. 55. 18. Faultless STf^TT- qfWH Woman U. (hence) rv* Kau. A. a. ?r a. skilled. tioned wisdom; 2. desired. envious, not venomous in thought; TTa^T ?fflTHRqT ^d I II Mb. Keeping away T: MS. 12. 11. "25. 10. 62. keep to an order; 3Hm c tin:To to self-interest; do something by one's turn. 3RTR*: A keeper (of horses 31. Not -fSpft^ a. be at ease. exerting; to not N smelt; by hand SRTSJR : S. un- etc.)" 3Rsrfft"t a. Completely occupi* ^* A ed or covered ^Ti^ti'soi vi u j~ on the or 21. unworthiness. one who doea not a. ^Rf; Mb. Nai. 17. Similar; 12. 37. 3. 12. Ki. 17. 33. SFTT^^^Trr^^^isqT^^ii;; Yadva- One who is honoured; H Worshipped. a. ( a. Fixed; a. fffa];' aT'WfeH Undependable; Agreeable, pleasant; inferior bhyudaya. acquire anything new. 7. 2. a. An 1 aiH*^^ 1 < deaths. I. substitute^; ..... Noii-commenccment. <. Cycle of births and ': creqf Me. Ki. marshy ground; I. head. : side of a without a covering a. Alone 3{H=t>-erfJT 12.331.35. a. for the Not Not a. : At midnight. pursuaded. Of unques1. i Mb. touched ind. 'IT To be 16 1. V ; fim:; Nai. 16.64. T: a, Free from pride. maddend with a. (Ved.) flattered; T: an inferior. a. a military post; 'T with 3M434.HU a variety of gems, Kau. A. 2. 11. Not SK. puffed up. Unnatural. t o. 2.2. epithet of Devi. pan; Not harsh. Not clever or . a. T^nfaT: a. 10*1. 1. Unutterable; P. III. a. ^^ Unmarried; Avimaraka I Impossibility; bimbs, 2. Jntreaty ;Supplication of meditation (Buddh.) incredibility. faultless 3RSI of arfsfiTttTHTTfa: Particular type : f) 3R^- 100. 11. SRffaT 3.G.3. a- direc 3^T%f: Ram. cf^fFcT 52. Kind a. Well-wisher; a. silence; 8. a. a. At each tion. ^f chariot. It: 3R^K*faf: /. melodious note. , N. ofskanda one who performs penance by standing on one leg T: Ram A 1: Even, without ups 3Tfo*+^3tf>: 5. 25. r?RW^l: Ki. ^ sfrftTt Anger; *: Short, small. a. aNRq Keeping Sabara B. on MS, 10. 3.16. ^fTU. 318. 24. 12. in particular pose and downs; Straight f Mb, 4. ind. aTfafTT a. SJTPPcrt a. parted sexual act. : unused means valid arfafaff fa^iTHt- Ved) To act favour ' ably. Experienced; a. 3T^*nftH < Ram. riT: Bhag \ 18. 12. ind. protected. 3Rvra' m. Daily exercise : 1. Instability; I. 74. 6. without leisure. Nai. 7. Impatience. 2. Narayana Com. on 88. a. That which cannot be comprehended; ^zrf^Kr^ TTT Bhag. 10. 2. 42. 3RWTJT Mb. 1. 1. 263. taining. ind. Every night. N. Of a portion of the Kth book of the Mb. TO v To rub lengthwise. 3R'fraT ': Taught or im- Consecrated. a. Resolution. To request; implore "VraTP^ HfHTTctf Mb. Attendants. .p. Supporting, main- 5. a. 72. 3. Jealous. to Accomplished, ob- a. a. 3T^5 2. Checked. 1. pacified, soothed. 3. opposed. A of division < Brahman a Taste of each T: KT To dish used) (Transitively serve, worship, g^f ^e||r^|-j.f 7.10. 8. T^ ^ -\ 1. 5. Well-trained; 1. 'if* ltd srtWTT? Br. Up. : t >o 2. questioned; ffa ^TFrfsr&J^ 3TC *F^rctTZFT Ram. Ram. 1. One a. Yoga Sastras; Pat. + 3T^ A welding a. +3WHW: 3^K A Ram. ' Tait. 3Rflfa: Inquiry; Nai. 3. 129. Repitition of biiths deaths. The practise of Sati. Ram. 3FmT 2. flow- tJGurrfaflf *TPT- Followed; ing or trickling; arenrj:. ment or flood t; a. composed of many Lower Up. To ; couch in a 40. 25. 6. misbehave; 5T^ft Ram. 6. 64. 10. state- or Immorality. T: Wrong, injustice; *J<^ as dais; 49. 22. 6. Inhabitant +3>M of an island. One whose name T away Ram. To somebody a. Mutual (same A run i Nam. I ot else. To propitiate 3H<.IM ind. Further and *\ further. (Ved) 3>M<|* ind. In the western direction. i4 a. To be performed ST^rf |-^fJRT: son; mean A law-born per- fellow ...... : lip. Readingof omens and augury; Kau. A.J 104. 86. 13. 'T)A legend on the foiTner and future births of men. J(TR later. 2.4.1. +3fq^5I Without a fringe as a garment; ^ZTT HT^T^^f TR ^T ^T7- bent posture; of the author takes \\-ho t: 16. 43. up; ^qr^K^T- One a. Danger Nai. 12.59. parts. Bri. T for One $i; 2. covering or curtain 7. 1. N. no lias 3T injurious food. 101. befitting his character. Multi-numbered; Partition; : fill who has no Mb. is To commentary; Tnt 'W^I^^T m^T^ Mb. Eater of food. Vertibral (Vedic) female. the Tarkasangraha. 31^1^51 An indirect Mana. column. JMM Up. T: 5. 5. 25. One who a. aid of a 16. 13. 3. 3T5TT? a. Research. foetus ^ 3TTJ A cow- Guna. show to Failing made dimmer; blurred, the respect. 3(M yM'*HlfiMN proposition of a a. 3(iHlfiM^ t: and s Removed from a. the Afl'licted; Vis. three types of this a. I. a. 1. 2. 3T Infnmy, calumny. f: 10. 3. 62. [3RT herd; Sabda. ch. things in respect of different persons or contexts. There are 3Hffffftr: MS. SB. on different Doing of like the womb within the 18. 1. (Ved) That which can be conformed to truth. and vision pedestal with the base. sraTiffaiflrHIH: Extending along Gathered fron -1. Fire (also due turned inwards (SJcT^fe':)' ST^'ftTSR: Officer in charge of the harem. Kau. A. 1. 21. within another 3PT5cT sleeping with One whose + 3PrT*fa 26. 3. a. 7. 3. sheath. 12. 2. 29. 3T?affa5ro: 6. Ordained; instructed; 3. Ram. connected af^lTffl^|i||H $B. on ^fe^ffTtT^3Tff Ms. Protective a. externally or is is 17; 30. 4; is hands between knees. anti-chamber. a. which Ram. : 13. superficially Ram. An 5. 33. intimately connected in contrast to that text. befitting ^TTHT 3. 197. 5. which Tliat -'T the Mb. ; :) 3FT^t*T -J-T Straight-moving. 3M^1* coaling over 3H?H {-i?fT*3T: a- a utensil like silverplalmg. God of the space tained. : unsteady, or 3.60. 37. a. ^^ R'am. Dcsccndent. In keeping with is II without A calf. (Denominative oJ behaving as towards a 'zr or One who Concealed; afVlHRTKi. 9 a. a. a. wandering; Ram. weaned _, t calf; ,,,=^ HT^^f * A sale *xfi. inner room; A Mb. 12.139. room; Nai. 18. 18. J^Q 2. " 27. exhibited Iniamy. STSresarT cessation, end. ** ^ a Mb. ,,* 1A 1 Not induced, un- *. ^ ^^ ^^ lsk ^ cognisance; amftft? K 3^*575?: Wrongly; ^^ ^^ To have, abandon. A i**"* storm. unconvincing re futa l. lnvaUd an objection; +3WfalRT A kind of deity; ' obtaining Cast away, ^T^fAMb. rejected 5. 141. 4. a. Illegible. . OO ' cause; 1/11 ar^T^HT ^TTTSTt'f'T a. 3TTK- Boundless; IF^ffafaniTfaT'T w\ . N ot 1 fl Ram. 3. be j. abandon- 3TCRtf a. Discarded, Covered, concealed. a. a. arf'Tfrw ina". meaning "Is it An Extremely interrogation so". Not Prajna; ignorant. Not suggestive of; a. Not belonging a. 1. Merged; ?5T^H^JT ?^| Bhag. 3.8.12. Dead. Wtrfa: / 3^r Non-completion. One who a. Of * to a particular enjoyed conjugal life ^l^f 'WTTT ^l4f d*! u l: has affair xi^f Not a. c^rlnt-l^rl sprinkled, not purified. kind of bird. 3^^; g orn from g the 5T?J^T ungrammatical; zrfVr^Rf^t^TV^wPl Bhag. 1. 5. 11 WWT/ Segment of the basis of a triangle. aTSTfM ^ Undisproved, a. ai^f^R can- ^rfnr jJTf?l: not differentiate; 3Wt5 srfa^m A play of dice 2. over the 177. grape. STT Get 2nd Sing) amrortf^ H| (Imper. W^fJT away; Naiayaniya. a 1. mind; An 3JT by Removed; ^ ^ messenger. ' 4. 28. 36. it SB ; on Ms. A ofYoga Vasisthasara. A modern A wfiraw-uanfsnmT srfHW+'PTfW'Sn* Kalidasa; a title given to a appallation of good poet; Madhaviya Sankara Vyaya. The : Dhvanyaloka. 3Tfafr*T^: Trickling sn-rfV\ih c 14 ^ _2 1. ex- Protecte d 1. 9Q ^K * i, Accepted or taken \ as granted (same wards unproductive seed. Mb. rising, 1 siMH'i ; 50.20. . darting to 2 Fall, ^^^^.^^ . . +3WI The 3PTO+^f: Giver of protection ; ^^^^ ^.^ ^^^ arf^qrcT: pose of the hand in an image indicating offer of celebrated commentator of NatyaSastra and control kind of 13. 9. 3. +3?f^f: I-N. of a commentator on Amarakoa.-2 N. of sffr^tfo That which has been completed; Av. STf^^cT protection. 1. A plank on which conducted; Mb. A , 5f: the arftTEnT+^'f^TftT: Incongruity of the word and what is meant for seed- has Injured, teased. ^ -f-STPTTO Impotent, Causeless; less. VVTlfafYqrftm:; MB.12.30& ; is arfiTir^ a. un- unreiuted; a. of son of. 3rfHr 3TfVTJW+'TH Not well coined, a. affected, One who One who 3T^Tin?f a. . a. of a N. Punarvasu. water. 1 K.irn. 3. 18. 4. 5. agricultural An A fsTT^^t'T: ^ .Covetous. a. +3T^%a the author ,,-A.fi.i ^xu-^n not before; no importance, secondary. ^^^j^. 3TC"ta 'ft'TT'T An ^jftTT^jfiT^rr^Ram locality. 3TflH* to; Ram. having no share. 3T&WWTSt' ' 54, 3WTW 2. 2. 16.21; N .\ Non-birth; Ha. **!&* aM. Unused withstood 3(Ml3fen> a. ed. ^ft: * . existing. apwnKWtT:, #RT: A combination which is desirable even if non. existing; SeeS.D. 575 ad. loc. in. engaged improper. that Unbearable, instituted. aw^famt cannot c \l KU Not a. knowledge 2 4. l\ 5. 38. 40. 2. Not 2. I^TT Celibacy. -f3wwiM. Source, ^T^^T 3pre[[5kf|M(dg3 Kau A> g__j End. 3W73 implement. ^j^^. ^ n + 3TCf5K Collecting, Saundaryal qT^r^cCT^^rf'TnTflTf'T'n' +3rafim Improper; ^FIT^n 6. qtffWfiW <**''> Ram. Pftfosra;pr5t; Nai. 17. 96. RTO 6 P. e , ..,, and boon;.?^PFr: Unmanifested, not 3TSW? ',. Suspended 01 hung. I*, Ki 2. Refuted in a debate. An ,-.*: W1 anWTffip 2. a. Accepted. 1. 9. 5. 13. Overwhelmed a. posses Wishing illegally ^ui: kau. A, + of a J' OUj. 5T5Tff *n^ Bhag STfawid 1, One who a. speaks 180.48. 12. atfasjfa a. cold, VI. P. f^rTHT^cfcr 3TTq possessed by evil Insulted, defeated. 3. 2. I Reviled, cursed. +3TftW5f The state of mental agitation; 3^lfef ^ T^RftsTT?^T^ Mb. 5. 30. 1. arfafafiT a. Coronated, sprinklPreparations for a 3TfHSW: JJWT: ded. unsheltered . Praised, commen; aft^FHT- qm' ^Tl*i^r<^<4 Pr^^T 306. TfHffJTfT Replenishment Kau A. 5. Associated with; srfHfff^rT a. Ram 7. 80. 11. 3rf>mn<mr One who counters or comes en- to face; ^face ^cTfJWTn^fTlf & *I >^"irtl^^r Ram 3. 19.3. 2. ,~ ) f. Following n !j_ rratima Going out to^help. Bringing T-.-Nev. f: f. near; Absense of any N. of a Snake-demon 3?in-?5: ; Mb , *j. N of a descendent oj Pururavas. rlTO*!. An. unfriendly act. * SS^ f^KST^ZTT- ^1* 'Tsf'PTT 1. a. ST&JHMVI tection 2. Approached, 1, Resorted to for pijo- from danger; 3TT4M^q^: ^T^ ^T^FfTT Mk. 7. 3f^3 ; 3. 8. 6. A aTBTcfrsm son of ku^a by +3W 3TR(T+3f?Tff: a having Tfcfe?> t 'M4HTTT- toilet; Ram. jprf Tra^fsTZTFT elephant Hara5TTrFRT?<^: 31.29; arWT^nT: Nai. ; 1.108. cloudy Without a. 6. 81. 10. A variety of gems; Kau. A. 2/11. Airavata vijaya 3T1f bath or -MI^TI fRr ^5^" Wife of the 3n3nj 1. /. in a Bringing weather. 2. N. of the (Ved) To be dangerous ; < yaniya 21. 5. 3TTt+n$: Brihaspati, the planet 3HTT4-W: N. of srar-Urrar *1*1 N i~ xl *!* 1 N l^l < minor Upanisad. awT+ft'^faaw N. Upanisad Vedi. of The moon; aminor Atharva afTWTPW- Bhag. -J* N. of Siva. STfTfJtinT x 6 of the ^f?nn^JTf%^i ^ 5 jrR^+wfiWT/. The quality of not hitting at the vital parts, or nectar, (f%^) A pavilion with 58 pillars (Matsya P. 270. 8 ) N. of a 3TiT{T+HI t) llfHJ3 4 116 \>* suppressed. ie. 3TT{T-L-JFCT: 3T<JcT-frRf: Not Thrashed, un- nectar the rayed, the moon, ***3nRI A hcave " y lad y +( TrTWrctT^r TtficT tTN Kuval-1. awftfff a. for receptacle food. r^'^r oflnHra *-H illtll <* of 3W?T + ^Mf d <"l*^ A palm full of water sipped before the food to clear the way or clean the author the of Balabharatam. horse ^HdHl'H^: Uccaigravas; T^ef "T^^T Si. 20. 43. 3Tjar+5T: Unadorned. free 3T ir The 3TiTfl+3npj: Indra, 8. 77. 10. 3Tr(*fl < Limitless Nai VaidarbhI. ! 3. 7. P jupitgr. a. (FT: d ay. ^^ -T . SHTT+Hfa^R: The combination of Amavasya and monday; 3^PT A vow to be performed on that Mb. 12. 35. 38. To speak. 2. To ari^ff^a ; &W ^T5T PT5Tt Rv. 2. 6. 16. 1 n~-i-rPl- feel- ; 4&d4tf- Consecrated 2. ftT^f y. 3. a . wounding another's of a Tirtharikara) ties insults. krittikas. 2. 18. 36. Praise; Ram arfVfsJff Ram ; of not ings (one of the 35 verbal quail ** stfwsRiT Svapna. arvtrepfta, ar^wr pot. p. To be repeated, practised; Fit to be practised. 3*VTrWTCT ind. Beneath the sky ed, installed. coronation ^^IT- ; 4 50 35 con- duct. spirits. -^ -r^-rrC-r reached. 3Tf>T1fa a. Eatable g auHHM faultless Having protect behold. Renouned. a. aTfm^rfT To MV^i^l: ^R n-flf7ll' 26 Kali. arfil^ ; ^W^HIWIH^THfaftT^ 4T4.M4H.tU Mb. Acquisition; Mb. haughtily* death 10. 27. WW^ToOne who _ a. and insult, despise. IT". SrfWTCW of the cessation ; birth <i*(> ^T^ 9-3.23. chilly; R- 5. 8. 15. Prop.tiat.on tf of 3j*Mfl|M<S Bhag. H son of Seized by; a. more return cycle T^T^ 6. 1. Rf: to fli^|ui^?zrrjffVr_ Frue statement ; Bk. - snffa+aroft /. N. of Daksayani 3T*fta text. -f- ifaift N. of a Siksa 8 N. of i: a calukya prince. An 3TO?-[-3Tfa*TfrT the couit in charge of clothes. aro^toff: One the fires that concealed are ^^HMI.'^^Ks ; Mb. :; 3. An : 15. A 3TT'*T-|~'T?'T book of the Having no SIT'Ef: a. An acquatic hen. The nomical mansion The : ocean. Bu. ch. The a. f-^T Purvasadha. One 1. flood cannot wlio appreciate fine-art; .ftr*PRT TFT ^Id: N. 2. Without any vigour; Varnna. [-Tfk: 3TW astro- of At ind. 5. son the r: Revata, J: Saltpetre. The fall in price. Siva. of Surya. Ki. 15.40. ^R?HT: dense; 7S>iT^ holes; Wthiout noise r"y Bg. eclipse of the sun. N. of a Saman. N. of a Saman. Mahabharata. plant. water Nai. (Gobhil). 16. acquatic + 3TC? The sun-stone; ST^fs^ 13. 104. 33. Aspoke of a wheel. N. of a Goddess /. of officer Mb. STT: >: 12. <: 3TET4-f;Tijfa: Fixation of price. 3T^7TT?T N. of a Risi belonging to the Atri family. m. Acquired, once; immedi- earned; ; 11. 28. T? Sukra. 4. 1266. The lotus M. The Sun. of Sport a. [3PT+VT] Watery; consisting of water JngnTzrrfjr tforfsfr ^ ^rr irfc^nTqT: Bhag. sexual The enjoyment; T: Nai. (in A sraT-l-Si?: planet's tude as connected deviation Ibid. for ecliptic the Ayana; *TOfcjftlfcnflftifta& SB. on Ms. 6. 5. 37. **<* out any + <sim obtained with- a. efibrt. frnvu a. Which can he done without difficulty. 3TO??T 3mifH* in a 1. disease. The desika. of the fibre plant. : Krisna. Colour; ^?Tn^ iPl*[ f?fTT . 2! Pain- N. of the Brahmana o f Arunas and Ketus. areT-f-TTreKKN. of the followers of a Vedic Sakha; SB. on 7. 1. TCf a. ft^ff^" 2. 6. 44. T Lotus; qRoq-kTrV^rat U. 7. 92. 3Tofff+^5 8. )[ Extension 3T*f:+3Tf?T^5T: number gender, ^T+^ffr^ow MS. Bhag. 3Tt*T+3T: Lotus; That which destroys f^zr; ^y^^Tq-: less. etc. to of the objects (as against words), i.e. to treat a single object as though it were many. l / > 3T4:+3T 5 '^ftT. i The diffi- culty in .construing a particular Not obstructed. 3re*r=ffr+?3HiT rituals in the when ; Arjuna Nm. 12. 71. Full; 65. +3T15I a bad news loudly or a "good news (one 6. ^T^nT^rf Change of arar+Tfr^f^T: Nai longi- ; foe, : An armour correction minutes) for ecliptic deviation. Suryasiddhanta. a 3Tft%fo: ; 3TOT+ Vedanta 'Non-Rama ;displeasing. a. creeper. One of meaning. the marrigc function the bride is shown the star Arundhatl. Associated with 3r4-f 3T;T?fHr o material welfare; cfTfzr ^f^pr3%f WfTT^r^Nr ^ Ram. 5. 51. 21. '': A kind of weapon which throws out iron-balls WW -ffm: +anftI Practice of A or - canon-ball. on the custom Arundhatl star branch of a tree. Yo -a : 16. parentage; a. 1. source showing the as above the a. which is purpose A sacrifice not possesed W^Ttm^r Ofuuknown Nyaya based of matter and Dcvata. Deviating from the WWTBh%6.a +*Vftfr Mb 3T?^cft?5f^^T!T Shapeless, formless; msrirqr^jfTJT: R am 3. 1. 2. 5. One avariciously 3K>TWq[ State of A name SB. on MS. 4. 1.2. Expression of the desired meaning; Vartika 21. 16. tioiu dcseasc. 1. connected with the to be served by it; who after wealth; being free 3T*Tf Monetary is 3l3ff- di culty. - spfc+^tf^- a. matters; : An 1. ^T^ Ram 6. purposeful action; sFTft^T the state of being a thing use- as based on the meanings. 3T*T:+35fc: An SB. on Ram. Ram. Bhag. 7. 3pf:-f Mb. Radius of a opposed to 2. 19. 40. + fa*TT5ft>: a. One who Ram. 22. 20. 5. +3Tj|f Gold; Nighantu. 3+3T^ a. Marked with Alaktaka; ar^cT^T^rfr 7?rf5T qT^zft: Ku. Two and half. house-fitting re- ^f qm Bhag. to get at intended meaning. a. Wealthy. the MS. One 8. room; the idols of 102. 21. 6. '* The 1 dressing place where the the temples are !: decorated. A Mb. frog (see arPrPr^) non-saline; without 13. 114. A 3RHT+ 14. lady with due Exhaustion to hundred of which fourth pada An owl. be accomplished; } To ft**ft fa^rr fo&q RV. ted glory. 1. fame. 1. Fixed, set in; . N. of the Gaudapadal of the shape of a gourd. f 1 /. of Mandukya Karika, 3T?TW+^n A lute 101. : Blemishless. 5TTfstT: is 4. a. 150. fifty; another; Nai. 156. inauspicious import; interest spoken by one and the second half completed by Ambiguity; stretch the conno- Of a. perging. Half the MS. 8. 267. 3W+M*t(l A verse + fasWT: 3ttf^uir 12. 6. 29. 3TH^T^ salt; Works of Comprehensi- r^wflH^iTrar : Partial paralysis. N. of a dilect am+^fa: half Not -f-3T559TT Worry Ram. 2. 19. a. ^H-l f: word 5. sine of antiquity. gives money. tation of a The used in writing Jain first Not reaching up Bhag. 5. 3. 4. ^ Capable, powerful; Mb. 17. 99. j: Siva. B. 24. 64. posterior; a. -(-ST'tsRnT aim; to, sembling a bisected heart; and Ram. the need to A of Knowledge Missing SfJ !TT accrued on a sum; worldly matters. 3Tr. circle; A kind of marble- T A horseman; 3TTT53i ?iR^r|: ble; a. Contemplating Sabdalaskana. f^TT 3TST?f%f^fTT ^T^: arc. Mana. apfi+^Wf^ As determined -f- a 137. 15. over a matter. 3TO: money; sword with 3nJ+3ftfsn>T, as 25' rubbish;; Vaj. 30. 11. s.'one slightly transparent. an 36. 45. by the import A edge; aT^+^K fT^t^T MI4HH 3pnf 127. 43. 33. 3. 7. real; 6. made Sak. ^" Ruins, 3Trf: 5. 2. 8. getting 3^ f ^HT M Injunction of two ideas; SB. on MS. 10.8. 70. 3p}:+TC*f N. Of the Vartika on Panini; tf^iqvWT? TfT'T'T Ram. in 3T*H-3Tfe: adjudicator. 10. 86. 21." With 4. ^T^Tct'^t MS. True, 1. Adept ?T to the half the diameter. 3T^:+55T/. Consideration of truth; SPT 42. (5T5TFT) $U a. Done due 3T*?fa-}-$cT*T single A steals Poured 2. Transferred, over; Understood force of implication; ment. treasury. 3T*J:+'pnT 3rt:+f%5T*T Figure of speech 3. 9. 78; by implication. 2. 3pf:-|-'TTn Qualities pertaining to the meaning of a state- One who a. 3T*TfcT+3TfaT 3f(Tq (understanding the sense). 72. 3. 8. 88. * J Same VIII. 1. Earning Achieving an object. T: Loss of wealth. ^ action. 3p}:+irf5T: P. R. 8.; ^nfq-^q^rftfa^T money. implied act A an 2. TT*ft 4. 8. (as against an act ordained by words); SB. on MS. 12. 1. 12- ful for Wealth. in Expert 1. R. Mb. on 3TT-}~f*^a ^'1 a Dishonest in money matters. 4. in; be to useful. political work by Laugaksi Bhaskara. 21. 5. 3m:+^Tf5H Appearing 2. A Mimamsa 3T*t+*rCT5: fox^TTR. 3T^T+iT5W 3THfa>+*nnT for spiritual a. ; 6. of unaffec- of undiminished Vows intended emancipation as ; 10 OT a. material benifits; to opposed Bhag. 8. 3. 7. -fdia^M: Tendril N, of a metre of 14 Mb. syllables. smaller A word containing number than another; sreq+ifrro ** small in size. of A . syllables 3. a 24. 34. A negligible pertaining to +3|fldKW* Mb. purpose The throwing 42. Breaking i. missle or peg set Mb. : 14. '^ ; ^Kjarf 9. 41. 16. Mb. off; down, slip Si. 8. 34. Of obstinate nature intransigent or tapering in size ; Kau. A. See under dfcf^rf : 2. 11. Smelled, A kissed; 2. 20. 21. Ram. to smell at. groom ^IM-U To ; ^^f^cfl 1. a. Broken frac- off, off Breaking 1. is Sur. ra: Clash, turmoil 5.48. 1 ; A ^f T : ^ ; out. (in 2. Sankhya Phil.) $ 1. P. To desregard collect ; JTTt SB. on planet Mars. A or Sfrf'f Tippani. A playful movement; ^Tfo^KPTCTNai. 16.64. MS. +HTO The To ^ 8. 282. Etymological denotation of a part; ^ ^Ti*fi;: ?f^ MS. mountain, 6. 8. 41. a monarch. 10. gloss n?5 Filth; ^nr snrrf? ^rf? T Bhag. 9. 10. 15. Sita. ; Soiling with urine; MS. 8. 282. a. 3. 12. 6. Bhag. The Spoiled, destroyed; 4. 7. 48. Bhag. ; J^: Bhag. 5. 10. 24. ff 5. 37. 65. T1?T: Understood, made Sense organs (n. pi.) H Disregard 6. Slayer; Ram. a. (the > '1 Si. 6. A ^PT Uttering +3TJWRT ^ ^t ^^tT^ Ram. 5. 33. 10. name) 2. into, ?T kind of eclipse. 105. 17." examine, Choose. to Plunged +3T?rf^T (Ved) fallen in ; fw: 5. 68. Desire 12. 23. of perceived. [ Causing Bu. Ch. degree Awakened, 1. 2. Boring (of the nose or ear); not within the reach of the senses is ; ' 1. 9. 37. R. ^: 1. Announced, proa disperaging manner. fa the third tured. termino- knowledge by which what ( a. *m a. ft Mandate, authority; 4. 18. 25. for Rv. ; Bhag. 4. 7. 27. A kind of necklace claimed in Bhag. . To fall down, : Mo- 15.48. awfa+irT^AJaina logy ; in used enemies from the walls of a city or fortress. H 1. A. To leap down r: Ram. Chaotic down from 2. 28. 12. Bolders at : Protruding downgrown downwards. 5 Ram. TTT (Ved.) Drinking Rv. 10. 106.2. Descent, incarna- Hyperenthera a. A ^IH *4 1. ; a. ; t: '-< runga. 129.6. ftjT a whose at = ; Fallen a. secret One a. effective is an incarnation. 1. 2. : 45.3. wards 3WRT+PtT ; Seed of Coriander Of city dialect of The 2. Ki. The awenr+T^^ tion solemn wrath f5T: TT The plant Coriander. Farther away; tfflcUH ind. inside; of Uj jain. the Avantis. of an incarnation. quence. 1. ; Synopsis. weakling. of little conse- . 7. 46. 9. N. cross over 3reaT A a. into; work attributed to Dandin. dT^nrW 1. Ther modern Bhag. 34. 106. of sreq-j-yur religious merits. Rv. To -f ST^tT small vestibule Mana. a. M Ram. welcoming. A taken ; ^ft"ffs"t wheat kind of To be a. 24. 26. 3. P. II. 2. 34. 3^-j.Trrftrer: or Corridor; be seperated; Categorised. a. Hairless. areq-f- 3T* Fit to 4: thingin parts upon to 1. a ; H4 SB. on MS. plantain tree. spit Reference 6. 43. ; A horses. rope for tying 11 To bring near 3HTR- ; Nal. 16. 26. : a^^.^n a. That which has been polluted by tears ST^TT^^fef 3T^^rJ a. Attacked. STfif- Matanga Bhag. 9i^ + harem. the 2. Turned out 4. 32. 8. disturbing note or mlPMci^MS 3raT-l-WTtTl 1. ara^TH To ^n^t 1 16 ,.> F, caught 3^1 f^d kd , an^ 2. To be ^^ Mb side-glance. To 1. scattered break. around; TflTT l^ii ^HTll^^riHa ?T cl^TT Ram. P. a. Broken, shattered. Without the performance of any Vedic rituals at^ft^i^ a- sacri- + ^TTW A search of an opportunity. waiting for is an opportunity. amm: One who terminates ; aT^ffnft^'sznfTl^WTFr ^TT^H; jjfc g. 81. flatulent; its original; ^^ ^-^ SuSr. statement context by parts of the *%*& 3. on 8WRTC- MS. 6. n(f ! STRTT- ; 1. is ignorant; 3. 10. 20 J^* ,*SSi R ^f^jfcrwt ' exclamation Mk. One who *** ^ 7 Bhag. 11 a . -> ^ 3^ v sheep's milk; P. IV. ar ^ 5 arf^Ta +TH, fT^ a. (A bull) Whose nose is not bored. grf^nzW a . That which has not the force of an injunction; ^ f^^TT^r^ITJT^'ift^fTW^ on MS. 10. 8. 20. ^- Unprevented-^ a. without obstruction. a. ":: arftf^^ . ; J^ SB. 3T3lf Oh meaning Base, . " HaVlnS open doors. m One who of out some c QQ TO. j o. 4c WRTC+Wtaft Not An ind. arf^T? 8L anrraTT - aprerr+a^ One who " protector 20. 3. looks 2. A a. Tfa^^TcrnfT^ Mahanar. Up. 1 a. jj^pjf 1. *nn*. 17. ^+^^ Extinguished, dead; is 8 8. H ^ \ fi One who 1. 5 34 ' ' 56. 5. Bent downwards; a. omitting without the utterance of (lit.) down; call RV. 4. 2 5. ; Vasaj (repeated during To 3Wld culled 1 anrcfaT *i *i Unanticipated. arfrtm a. That which cannr\t K infprrpH DC inicneu. noi tear off from. ^^ Mb Cursed. 9. 3T3RT 51^*1 jfl*nw*W down; T&r' Drawing, sketch. A -r,r,j+ TTTT. f\r-, , (Ved.\ awfa* To to, 12. 152. 22. 3T^tH + 3WT^T 3T^t^+?5^: ^ *n T\Tln <.T 1 Mb. arfadfoct a. ^^^^ ^1^% the present time. +3,c,rw Clung with fill snort, 3^5.8!. to common; -j-arfirf^T Ordinary, 6. 7. ' T In conprehensible; 3Tftrf^C'?*T a. . beyond understanding. 7. + JT^TT: One who takes away; The Combl- Not belonging a. Tft^T- Not clever. 1. . an^TI 2 - Ignorant. That which has a 3H<*M nation of two dissimilar sounds, 2. No connection with any caste. *fimw un- for bathing. sound; Mb. HI<^I In Without a a. arfipfaf 27. 16. 3. Bhag. aprs^H^H: 1 arfcTH Support; 1. Stability; been used Reduced, 2. ^t^TTTf^f: lessened; 2. Undivided, a. 4 5. 8. 12. L. 3HHI4 ; TFT <j^K which 6. 5. 17. disturbed, iffa Ibid. 5. 26. 1. That 1. disturbed; frontal projection face ; elephant's ifts<=ltqH^g%: Ladies of fT: ejected. Spilt, -j-flcK.qMH A harem. Ram. an on JT31T- 5.4.14. 3l 1. g^^TT: The Binding force; f: 2. a. be cannot vincible; arfasffalTflT TSTtftr Ram". tion. 41. ; Accusa- (in law) unchang- ing nature. .aTfofrnr +3Wf*<: 13. 91. Over whelmed f Ram. 6. 113. 14. H 5F*ft: 'l: Of a. 3rfcfo ; Ki. 15. 37. ; ^n %n$ ^ M^d Mb, < Destructive -faramqf? ?. A tlon Unfit to cany: ' , , a. Not blossomed, non-student. arf^: . ^f^^^pi ^^il WflWW ai^VTa 1. a. Unchanging. S? ?,'***"' MS. 7. 1 Unalterable; 3ffrl>TT"for'rr& Bg. 2. 25. ^ 1 vnicl has no vhxrfyx One une which destruction (Atman). wPrPmo: Indecision. ^^ ^ fr m deCCLt M crime. < a. f^ salva- 10. Ch 2^. 18 ua. . iftW^ Deathlessness, arfatqiw: Absence of a contrary proposition, uncontrovcrted nature K tffawiTfjSTS'T San. ; Non-contradiction; arfofcrT?: non-violation of one's promise. 64, Absence of fo: /. ference dif 5IsT?T?r^ K^''FT' ?rrf5rl ; ; Hfc^dM^T frMK^l r Kan. A. 1.6, Close association. *: Untrodden. a. That which a. arf^I ind. 3Tf^tT a. is not ^ A , j . r. TrW^T^rT 'H^T . r. ..."\^ 52 5 + 3Tf5RWiI Concealed; unpresrf^^TiTFTiITrT Ki. ventablc' arfrHtcT a. Undiminished, un- damaged. The and of vcdic : TI' their literal quality to Not knowing shame^ of the Sfa^ifa^tef poetry Absence of doubt; ?rf? ^: arfaim fWT:; Ms. 8. 3. 31. 3rf^+**T not a. A conveying any statement 4. 3. 15. fl 7d ^V^f,a '-^ a 4^1^ > 'T" TM 6! 4 !. IV1. 24. ^^w 1. : 265. arF^arcpfr Inaccessible; ^ ^ 4 Tt t xfr^T an as ^UIJjfhT^f MS. 3T5T?+3TJ: obstinate, 3 V 246. not Sense 1. word the 2. Conveyed by That which is not directly an signified by expression; i. ; Sfq^^ SB. on Ms. 3T5T5?Trfsfq' f^ 14. 3^^ a 2 Not conv eyed by the 5.1.5. Not 1. loose, tight. Effective Hot-Comp.-^: fl _f^._T f^ The . T Sun . 5.31.' Unbrokcn > n ^* Jj tLVe> ^ JJ ^^ not t; [SoTTanFmJJrf [TT A 5f^^T A maximum which ^^^ Pra Ka ve ^ as ^ j grammatical arf^f^^rpr. Though Avi becomes Avika, the word Avikam formed from the Utter to mean Hot ; W^WT^- 9.86. Eeighty-two L that Constitute aS the f 7 Kd ^ a YaJ ur - a. 3T5J>T limits the scope a. Si. 41 3T Of Not '^^. ' r4S^ I 2 a. 3TftrfTHa. L "' L^ *? ^TT^ obedient; TFT ^Hsfa'T be 3Taw*TO Want of ^ termiU ^g^ll^HI Indeterminable; 8. j '' ; OT Nai. 3.9. a. ifare.kusalavarta; r na +3RI^ Indefinable. +* is P. II. 3. 68. Not serving Word; MS. a. wIiirTi VVHH^Il. place where any body has eaten, 4. Non-exception, ^"MMl^i a. That cannot disproved or denied. Be a. : unerri "g- dilhdencc. ^^ sense of 1. Lack of confidence, : a That ill** I i 3rfa<.iqiP a. *<(}<*: Bhag 1 I 3T5T5 poetry). particular ..Ms. 1. in 3^^-M a. 1. Faultless. 2 without the element of suggestion (in a. Undiscriminating. Thoughtlessness. prescribed Not of consequence SB. on Ms. |^ ST^srfiw (Dhvani) where the literal meaning is not the one intended to be conveyed. Not WMK4j Having H. sifsran ^ lnl\1~ the Absence of pain. convey Mb. ^'f- ,.-itpn- vTSTz-nicrm fa-uiriifsr? JT^TT eaten, sng^sH^iT nm^ilsia =p =rar 4 40 9 The J in j. t. no Bhatr tu. A ag. 9 omen 3J%3TT silence; . V__ Si^.q^r^ tne Vedas. .. . Keeping sm^d'i'lf'T 3T3irrj[a" ., Without the 3T^WTPT a. Looking at; 3T%STff^ din^^sra' Ram 5... ^>"I^ *-ffi meaning. 3ffa^ftHft-|-^TO One varieties of suggestive ^r .... a. 5'^T^ Ku. 3<^<{fil4 Lalitasahas- 5.36.12. preparation-to rain; 3r?fe'?nTTr'T- mantras tantric which are not intended U. particular Vedas. 6.40. B A . 3TH<|^dH'H- Ki ^N^qmrfa: m a. .. ' 3TN ran a 3(*mflH 3T31*e-r-?K'nT C JJ _e t ^t dissociated from; Spinsr+W^'n Unreserved kindness 5 ' 3T^f%+^5ftTT: type of Samadhi. t_ R. 10.6. ... - becomes SIN: not is + TT 1 in 97 maxim by which ! That which Absence of any irrcgu- 3TSiIT$f larity or initial trouble; Tfawj--^: 3niff*ni'f^ ^STT'T f] [aKytUcMH SSTSpn 3T* in her mQnthl ; riods , Huge, bulky; arfaTW- K Alas JT5T- Siva B. 36. prescribed or ordained. takon into account -* 1 Courageous; 3PT arfegffl: no correspond- 'goat's llcsh' has ing form in Avi. + ^r^> some Portending calamity. SRnT-f-SWm Conveying a bad news. aRT^T A variety of rice. 3T5?W+3| Not born out of 13 Riim. r: G. 125. Harm, The 3. a produced by joy; grief, 42. fault Ram. A ..SRfT+^'t: power i social set-up; hail-shower Showering (at enemy) 3T59TW A variety of Agaru Kau. A. "2.11. eight methods adopted Vicara in Jyotisa. food of varieties ; 3Trt+K^ Ill-luck, Eight-fold, Inauspicious. A Contractor to supply fodder for the horses. a after 3T5^-j-5raf Looking eight times : numbering horses A stable. A buffalo Bhava- principal mountains treatise on 3T5^?1+5n Worshipping of the fig tree as having all the Gods ; the paste to | The 1. name of the Ayurvedic system consisting of eight limbs i. e. fragrant Buddhi preparing idols in stone fix term to ), ' in- Eight Parasikti; t^T^t. ^frrft, and ^TTi^T i Eight kinds of idols according to the substance ^-f-Tjjftl: with which refer to the height of number time. &[&, ; *: : 1. The eight Ananta, Vasuki, Karko^aka, Sahkha, serpants Taksika, Kulika, Padma The 2. Maha- and eight Quarter S(CI^+T5T a. Having eight The five ele- The i.e. WW-I-HWT: Eight members principal of the retinue of Siva. as eigth Rasi in general. a. A 1. collection of Drawn by eight Cows. 2. oxen; ^TT^ ^fafa iff [ P. 3p>Jtf: VI. 3. ments, Mind, Intellect and ego. 3T8r^+5TniTi: Eight principal officers of a state. Same of one's star from the Rasi which is considered inauspicious 3TSJT1* elephants. made; S(WI 4-^if: A particular calculation used to fix accurately the position of planets at a given farrs, viz. are "T: Eight yoginis are friend maids of PSrvati. who idol they and which is eight times the measure of its face. and subtle 3Tsa?r-|-%i?T: Gross in bodies which are eight the arsr^+SffcTa: (with reference to intellect) of ^ carnations of as side-pillars. and eight aspects 1 ^r?!^' aTCIT -hTWfrT: 3?WT+?nHT An iconographic padma I 3T6J^-|-3T^f and 3T5T temples. Going round a religious ritual. STfUST Same as 3T'P>'3ft T without the suffix which is 'fsf fig tree as ?3Tf Same Eight used in substances T, + sref TT'^T, Nd tree. 3T5*?*l Eight Rasas in Ayurvedic system. srdT +T5IttTf: Eight major diseases dealt with in Ayurveda: i : A of kinds above. 3R^?T -t~*nTrai Lord Narayana Worshiped as in the form of the it *F*l*iiif f^^T, trr?yzT eight ?ffa, fH^^T, ; ST'SZ'T+wklPKM: f| tending horses. STS^cTT+TT A chariot drawn by a she-mule. fig % and like Behaving 2.9. are^-f'^'H The : ; ^ytmfrit the PraSna and T^T, ; Kau. A. 2. ^^ wixW, 1.39.67. Gram. 3T5^-{-HBfifa a . eight; of for honey ;TF$T^, WTT, 5rf and T: smaller Ayur- One Eight 8.337. The aTKT+STatarfa s prakasa. in MS. ; Ram. holy ; ^^ *^ 5 3|> ftrf5WW >T^far islands r. An 3T6JT4-*T|f3$r5H ; ; Aiankara. STEJ^-f-tT^JTOcT The life Anna, Udnka, Tiunljula, Puspa, Ganclana, Vasana, Sayya and vedic preparation. . horss of ingrediants miiu Eight a happy T: and an stones 2. a in ^riffa Nine positions 3T6IH-(-3TrVf>fTT: of 2.38.7. 1. ^TH and sT^rr^rr, TITT, ; ftvHiT faJW, STTIWT, i.e. q^T, practise, of yogic parts eight ing of Eighteen principles consist- JTf^f , <sfij^nT, *R*T, ^^PsrznfT and i ^ 46. Vart. Trf iff fundamental eight 14 The eighteen ^j-j-HT'HM ^ Ram. The d|8dl<4Hs !-T^ff books of eighteen Mahabhcrata the ; 2. 22. 24 /. grammar and Brahmana To H'fT Of N. of the Panini's Satapatha a. 8. dl with; 10.28. M*i l i mountain: R. 16. 4( moment of death; II. 2. 24. One who wants a SWgcj disDisgruntled, fffsft^sj: Nltisara Mb. Vart] An intercalary Aimlessness. 1. 2. 3THl^ a. One who not to is tion. 2. Not a conjunct conso- nant; P. 1.2. 5. 2. Unequally divided. 3RnT-f-?TFT: Not a. by conventions, 3W<MM Not ind. 3Ttf*fHta a. having 14. ^cT55ff^-^Tjfef^T:MS. Not sword; 4. 1.37. arrived; in un- 9. 70. Not present or Mb. 3m*T Irresistable; 3RT^ 5RTfWreirNai. 1. 53. 6. 90. 45. table; an irrelevant matter intercept' ftf Ram. 5. 37. 4. 2. Not + vni. r on MS. 3. 1. 21. 3HWta: Lack of understand- S. B. A tooth (according, to P. wicked V. 3. 71); 3TH*l*cT Improbable. -f 3W /. Non-attached to natural things; Bg: 13. 9. Absence of admixture (particularly in castes). a. a. A 3W>TTHT with. ara'*ft* MS. 9. a. Unfit dogma. has not at pleasures T: a. a. any to converse Devi Efrf% cost; 10. 1. 67. Not 5. 18. beautiful. The demons one's to worldly Shag Not sweet-smelling. Not easily crossed of im- on 1 respect. Unworthy i. One who or attained; Ki. simile having an probable premises. 2. wrong achieved his object. a. Bent 3fl!|-}-'! ? devoted enjoyment; a. one 15. ifw 4 ing. Repetition. This A : to be misguided. Bk. 4 Having black 3lftT3 (in grammar) nonoperative defence i.e. null and void as envisaged in the rule at 3. 64. 59. a. The cotton plant. frft Ram. ; 3TfarT+3T3^Fft hand. ^f: Inactivity, cessation of movements; aRRTcf arcqjnf a. 1. Invincible, irresis- by a right Nilakantha on Killing, sword . *W(OM Non-injury. Absence of absence of rashness. Practice of arms. The blade of a 2. correct, erro- 3WJjfe: /. Non-achievement, wanting in something; ?kHHqgr- a. inadver- Si. 6. 5. 1. Not accompanied; anr^H: Fearlessness; Mb. of tradi- against 1. a. 3WI(!fa* courage. T: 38. 2. state a- careless, properly kindled. a. The tent. Disjunction. 3KWT Incorrectness. having improper behaviour. a. Not sanctioned hand be made to perform sacrifice. 3Wfrr 1 Absence of connec- 14. 1. . Impropriety. 3tWHfaf>m./. neous. month. 3. tion. Displeasure. anWFW ab- sence; trained. having milk. SKTOFrT: of an side. Right Non-presence, non-existing to establish non-existence amfafcTT P. Incorrect thing. + <||- S. 9.5. + wt'I: 1 STCTrfta: 11. of the setting montain. STfrT+HTT: The time of Sunset, ^ "'^~f~^5 pleased; anrgt^t The top the 3 True know- usage. a idea or thing. Sunk behind the setting t 3Wcf f 3TWT: Association with a worthless person. 3fff3-f-nr<W fight fT 70. 134. 6. illusion. 3. Composure. 3TUJ^H not hindered, srPRT obstructed; I 2. ledge. +3WT?T Not Ram. and from Non-anticipated; kinds of corn. blood of ; Mahatmya ch. 11. Sukracarya "njt-f-JJ?; ; the planet venus. Not 238. fit to eat with- WJT-j-?? Asuras, i.e. Enemy Devas; "JT: of the f 15 a Without a. hole Without desires. Not fully developed; a. 2. 35. i. ; Narayanlya remembered. hollow. A woman who gets old without giving birth to any children; P. IV. 2. 42. Un+31$* 1. Dark 2. remote. known, who live 3T^3+T3RT: Those isolation in complete 2. Not ritative Smeared of master Lack of practice; +3T?S^ 1. arrogant or Mb. stiff; Not a. little much. Without any una. wanted sounds; aRtftXJFT^r : A shooter Sukra 4. 1037. One who Built -f-3nf?T Rv. in certain Tantric : S5T ; 3. 10. 1., A metre 2. I. The number twenty arf^+fgpm^T/. N. of a plant used to remove poison. ansfa-t-stta A (Arth.) two. certain group- ing of stars. w: fuss A bow 1. 3TRT ; I A 2. carries plant poisonous 5. 40. ; Hm. Mb. 9. 3JT arrows. A kind of mechaarrows ; discharge 3flP*+J173W Mb. Delicate - diagram. 3^-1-'*'''^ a. Making about a small gain. ; book. shape and colour. only of oneself. : Conceit. thinking a opera- 2. A source A jewel. T I A nism Kau. A. tion, ^ Conceited, n. A mining n. ; of the daughters 'SatarUpa. N. of some Saman s. K. H cf. Manu and of Not sounded; ST^fRT 5. 12. ; One : Not well boiled. That which should for sweating of a I Carak. ^ Not 2. Agile. (at the end enunciation; Compound) 3T?3TEfft ; the Sukra ; 4. 1100. not is 3. 33. 5. treated sF^Rf tffcTT^fcrcr MS. 2. 9.6. oneself Ram not be with One who a. a. aftjaf+f?^ blood. 'strategies of warfare in +3TH5icW Self Conceit. : 32. 7. The planet Mars. amsf+ff^: One texts. a. 1. in autho- to referred ; Ram. : Not 1. Sleeping under T the skies. to 9. 57. 18. or region unusual place Me. hell. Sinew. That which pierces f: 3. filled 3TWWM^ sm* Part of a Dissolving the bones of a dead in some sacred R: ?^: The marrow. H^-ll A 3. +aTI^>M is (by a the which gaze at the anvTST +TiW(?HH one's to fist hitting ; a skill ; One Name 1. Adorned, 1. 67. Ram. followers a. Mounted 6. Mb. ; 127. 13. Mentally over ; 12. 97. 8. of T:) A sport- hill; A foolish act the with sky deco- come, deeply impressed. f: Assault, plunder of a skies. ascending; rated; gazing aimlessly. sect, of 6 1. ; Sun. ^T; : 3{TO7TCT_|_*ff akin virgin. Up. Bri. T: The ~ Saiva aTFTO'JWI'cTC. 6. 75. to 23. r who stream. statement); A step for funeral 6. 4. mild anger. Si. 16. 30. : Bh. arfaf-t-faroi: Not bathed. Up Expectancy SB. on Ms. :, ind. attracted, to the up the duration of one cycle of the four Yugas ; till the end of the 312.3. ceremony. Ku. Irritation, Want World. the very bones, severe; Mb. Comp.-^T a. : to the neck.- Up Drawn, pulled. hension, estimate, evaluation. Restless. N. of a T: ati^McU intercalary month. neck with delicious food. ; a. to the Pertaining arraTOq ind. +3ffWJ An a. 3H$td a. fruitless action. Ku. 2. 43. a. 1. by pity. Wet; 2. Moved 16 records. 2. Kau. A. A 1. >: An keeper of officer of accounts; wherein the bets. (Same -f anfwcjl Interpolated Mb. the hinted simile is in ?* The n. rainbow. The son : Arjuna i.e. Ki. : of 3R^tfT- ; 24. 1. The Workshop A royal forest for hunting. -f-arwn ^T ed ^ 11.18. 37. 2. TSteTTt fTftT Bhag 4. 6. +*UWMH A omen good H to What comes 1. Ms. 2. A way of worship aTP^TTf^T 10. 5. 3. Journey Ram. destroyed; Bhag ; created 3TTTRTTTF*I'f|3fT^n". the 4. 14. dealing . to . authorities whole stated the 1. of an The 1. tTl u Supreme ancH+aTH^: Ekaha Bm. the preceptor 7. 147. 6. commentator 3. The or role One's own duty. Effulgence of the soul. a. a. a. 2. 3. one's own ; experience STK*^ 3tkHM<;qfa+ ; 17. Knowing a. from ; Mb. 12. 246. 13. Deed, activity, Clothed, covered. Bed-cover. of high birth *ft : God one's ^^TI^TT 5.15. of Love. Belonging to Community or party fi+^i: ^ Mb. 134. 38. Bg. of 289. ; Self-satisfied a. ; exponent ; Bg. 6. 32. jJprf^'TW 1.1106. r^TVilGura. 5. bliss Likeness to self of a office ^4Nm Honouring Learnt from or Studied, read over. 3. Ascertained. ; 167. 5. 12. : taught by; Si. 9. 79. Mb. R^ ^ffrftrafrsTT'T a quality of the Soul. dJInifiH 2. Mental sT used . Mindukya. 1 to title sacrifice. ai!MM-f-*J%: /. Tradition. reference truth) Somewhat a. Acarya (a who have not^ Mb. The Science with Agmas 2. N. of a supplement to way by Bg. 2. 24. 3TTTT rTTf^f? Super-abundent. milked; STlf^S? 1! 5TFT H^qTT BK. preceptor; and Refined by heat. of the house ) 3||J|Hlt^ Having be a. lRl'h a- religious practise (at the entrance made 3Trani+fl*n N. 2.25. 21. fllMH-j-wrm^ tendency to 1. Constellation Bharani. Ind. The duration of time for which cows stand to be ; fl^ldl'l**: 11.3. 48. fcT^ran^ later; egg-shell. of with Terrified. 10- T: An The g'T Colonised, inhabit- Floral inferior Origin. 1. "^'T: Rheumatism. arraTO-j-^ftT : A Kau. A. sect. start. R A scitcMnKaiHiRii*^ Ram. 3<MK-|-^rf*RN. of a Vaisnava offering Called; MS. and kind of arrow 3Mtf?l4>: with a crescent shape. chief of the forest 3TTdfc: ; 60. 12. 7. (du.) eyes for the feet. tribe; Beauty, splendour; Ram. Ointment who One n. portion of the 4U4-*H -l-aTVUSiHH the for long as and the flHlfcr:/. Sipping water for purifying the mouth. +3JNRd A ghee oblation. 3fH 3tRH -t-qrfjPT cup containing clarified butter. ; stars. aspect; TT As moon the are Until death. 3TI!T+>TT'T: ind. STr^Fff-TTT^tT batlle-front. ind. A 5'. charcoal burner year. 1. ( Appearance, A The reaching draws water. N. of Ganega. : Purvabhadrapada. of a particular +3Trf^Tfl N. of artisan. coat 5. The lunar mansion STTSTTI?^ fruits of the 12. 71. 20. there 3nWS<*+^f rar Mb. only at. oblation below the knees. 102.6. 7. Upamana 3rra^?r+^T:, Indra A 3TtfflRy: A which ; Inborn, natural ; Nai. 15.54; 7. Anyapadesa Sataka. An first +3nf^f*>: Reach (of an arrow) *: Hch. ; Pertaining to a. year's crop are offered. as srftr^r) an shoe Agnihotra. 3Tra!TT+Tfe; to alpha- Pertaining A anfrT^hr*^ 2. 3TT5TT: 3TTT5f> (l n. ; argftrt iT|<.i?wrf: Si. 17 Fixed a. An astrologer; T^T- oneself; sJr 1. Bg. 6. 25. a. upon Same as 3Tltf?Tf>: Mb. disposal Ram. 2. 21. 8. A pregnant woman; 163. 54 an^ffarq^- -fan-Jfillr Mb. 12. iprffTlf: The +3TPTfTtT art, magic. Nibbled, packed intercalary ^^fsrfer*rrfsnTTf*T5fr'T at. Mb. : One of the of Jainism wherein a method of holding is prescrib- A 3TTTTT-f-tfF*rRT ed so that no creature hurt. is circles mystic posterior One Sama parts of Gh. Up. 2. 8. of the n^fo ; One of Drum or of an Arya ; P. N. of Madhvafounder of Dvaita the tne Sarhskaras for a child (4 months old) in which the- WrT-l-aT'ft'T: An affix. common Sun is t<^i: 2. moon; Bhag. a Dependant on a f. 3. aa'FI-f-iteft N. N. of one of the Upapuranas. a. Having +3^: evil designs. -fan^ST: Determination Vow 5. 52. m to ^33 3 out the orders Ram. a (-WH) Dancing. 3IH4*|W4M ; to The trade ; The state having a definite order. Same as "rFT- Commercial activity, Ram. 2. 48. A bazar. A shop-counter. eing momentary, of a passing nature. arTTTrtT Rushing on, charging M "H R^RTT^P ;! j ^n i Si. 5. 15. ymU-fl* Duta Vakya 1. 39. a. Along the way. fl esta- ; (ued) Svet. up. 2. 12. faFj-ftTT'fft'rT towards; humility due a servant; : and 37. reward. 3u^lnq+?st perform, present, augment. water T of a musical A anTfif+fTT: statement of 10. Raga. +5^1^ An in water. it. 4 1. A acceptance 18. shown advice trustworthy blished by usage only. 4-3TT^T: A kind of horse born : The trustworthy TftSTTFclMITRr trustworthy person. School. N. of a plant. ; to person. 2. 16. carya within the The 3TfcT 4-7^5T: tendered by -jft^: 3nfo+fl3**T/. N. metre. to vedic testimony RT5*T Sank. 6. percussion; Nai. 15. the figure of speech chamberlain The : 1. of the body part GaneSa called DTpaka. : 7. 2. one of the situated on the arrfc: : 3nf*-H>TffT A Falling aTFar-r-^facT: 1. varieties of the 19. 65. seven 3 maid servant of Narayana on Nai. Beneficial, useful. It is Fearlessness. : ; ^ Nm. i to month; Kau. A. ray; rules 5. 15. 50. space of sacrifice. 3U?!|cT^T a. Belonging another's school of thought. Shaken, agitated; r: R. VI. cT 12. 212. SPT^sRr 'fc'IV'JKl- Ram. a. A harem ^ anxiety of a Belonging women's apartment. an Kama; of N. T: quering; anTfT ^$3* Mb. ?5ft *?: Pertaining to Subjugating, Con- five Sukra 2-7. a. The FTf> arreTijft 3Trfafifel? a. 1 dUHc'-J 4. 37. 7. ; 4. 641. Adhimasaor black protector the Punishment; ^f^T : ; SB. on Ms. 6. 1.7. s"ukra. 36. 9. 9. Difficulty, Essential duty. 2. calamity ?rra'fT{w^ra; towards, ; Jpr!T ; Sexual intercourse; Bhag. 1. 3TlrJlfiTf?'T Av. : 14. l'WdT: Ram ^T^TT fTc^Mk^fiH) 5. 58. 46. ; jump ??^ debtor : ^rr Delayed, already 1 late 32L P To dmqe to\vards 880. 4. +3TT?!TF!H> d. A >: ^ arrjJTef ; nes own SmpPT t - 12. ^ ^TT Incidental. l. Lasting. STR-f 4. only S3eing the present; 3Tr?T^ff^^7r r: a Svapna a, > 2. One ^vho crosses over difBculties. of 3TT^: N. of Varuna; N. of a MimSmsaka. a. dark fortnight. Belonging to the 18 Drinking w: annrro water up, steady a r BHWUMIKV an Welcomed, 1. saluted. snrr) .,>.,. .fL am ^1- anrr^t Ram 7. Eclipsed; ^ r Enclosure ctl^H^'t'- ; in ytOT^Ram. An +-> Condition. amfaJT Opium. 3rm3+*T>T5y (-^W) Forming arra^T A a. little Addressing. 1. Conversation. Down armraKt'nrf. 3TTOFW. deep. to children, haps same Vocative 3. arWTH+'ftTWT Including even arrat?5+*r5H from starting ^. children and upto the old. an^ Slightly bent pose arnnrT a- 3TTHTO: of Shining, blazing. One 1. as JTTW). The atpffrr drink Bhag. 7. 15. +3Tnn?Tr preparation A 12. of a set of 12 subjects c/.3TT^TT?rrm^Tt^p?T: particular cooling of mangoes. An Ayurvedic containing five ingrediants starting with Tama- rind. a. Voluntary, op- tional. Source of Mb. 13. 3rra4-9ftn A income; Son of Abhimanyu, N. of Pariksit. Done with associated with dextirity, skill, collector of Kau. f A an underta king. ne : . 2. 6." in . f ial c_c_ A * shows enthusiasm kind of<-^ drum; . i i ^^ b. q M <^g Git. 111. 6. anTW: Tumultuous noise, . ^^ dried; Completely anrt^ ^R3T^...Bk. 13. 4. 3TTOTT JjMijlW^ wailing; Cry, Tr^lT^fT' 5l<jU|| Ram. 5 JQG. 31. Svetaketu, the son of Aruni. One who anftnw+aT*^ puts on; Medicated water. arra-f-mw Forms of revenue; Kau. A. 2. G! 3tTO+JTfta*T state of interest . anftafa?! a. 163. 5. revenues. ': act. The g^^: The ^^ + ^ O who arrevfo: 4-3TTO: first seed. W+1W*imH A aTTTO+T55JroW[ N. a name "*l Raga. made The + Xl^c^H Sanglta- The mango A unauthorised mode of worship; f^m- Tronya- amn ^nrr ow- a of being produced through activity; 11 1 20 of line ^ftfer. of the nine s N. anr^+ftfnS^: 3ITO-|-aTfoT " bee (Vedic). ... Hamodara materials used for casting idols. 2. An type of building. 3. a. last 4-a(KV4T: aTTT^T ^ ^^ V A anfW? 4- ^TWT Saman. composition containing the of the composer; W3 1. (per- hilly place adH^fed Slightly open. arm^W Armour. aTPTT: The thorny bamboo. the children and" cowherds. son of Ayoda. <m<-S-<: A life. ^^, Dhaumya anftW+SPff Desirous of meat. starting with infants. offering in- a^snTJT inrf.' Upto a distance Qf Qne Yojana. Qf the Sage N expression case. circle. An ^^4.^; tended to ensure longivity of simr^dM 2. ^ Rk. ^ with ft beginning used in the vocative sense. 70. 3. f of a N. airaw4.il?*: ' arrof^Tf^^HH An 1. rnament horse. Vocative arrqfNH+f^fw: case tff^Ri 4 Mantra; ^Kfimmr^Hlfl Mb. 5/48. Egan.ion iftci*iin*i q- Consecrated with a or charred Slightly a of ^^Migg, ^ power; ^^ Slightly Ram. a {n be Vfr Keptt in 'arm+^n: Grains pounded + HffSI i: n to P,. 1 itf 4. 3 Up. Succession, pedegree; 4-3Tnrfw: i . Abhra (Mtea); modest. . a. . . ^Made^of arum a. (3^ antOTZ Bri. ^^ ^ftttanp Asleep; t h e house. ?*:** 2__A\kedfor ^ itf* Bhag. 4. 8. 56. pleased. Ku W^ ; state of being not as before. to exist; Bhag. 3. 26. 6. 2. Filled N. of a Yagfla. To be satisfied or The mqfr.'V**, Produced, caused 1. a. arnja Body of income; <MlO4H4-fa*fliir^: an Ayurvedic work. snTfaJ+srfirWR^ gaining health. N. A vow ot foi 19 the sun; ^ Bhag. 10. Existing in Rks. a. ^^T (Loc. 3TF^ straight in thefront); ^'q^TitiTr^^' SB. on MS. 1. 1. 15. Inconvenient; MS. SB. on tf arnrf ^>W: 3TT?f: 6. 5. 37. those 3rnf+^TT[ Protecting Menstural ablu- ^ Mb. .. . c AA* with the help of * "\ fire i music. -j-3||?iiHH ponding to the corres- up wood; damp p_ .-, r* . (5 -a* Tforf 3T 3T witn " when temples are wet its . 3TT?r+HT^: Dampness. Kindness, tenderness; *. 1 1 1 T Mk j^ 11. *>* 2. 3TT3'T ^^ft- Hn-i^fif ^nm *&:; ! friends. TnTTffBf^ +3(|(ti-^--M H embraced a. A t\ 3. ^affimt 15. Worthy of being Nai. ; Put in ^i i ^^W^frai & R. 66. 7. n^^M ^M &^ villagevillage, Ram. ; 4. A woman . -s_. tion Pertaining to the Ardhanaris'vara form of Lord f n/ru Mb. ; . in menstura^ ^ a. *fTm5qT MKfi irn ajirffrffi ' .'" 3TTq+^ a. Approved by or followed by the noble folk. arn}+^:0ne having a noble mind. anrf+sr* qn^tir bpe.kmg , , ^IWHI rlistnrhpH Slitrhtlv Aryan language. ... r 3TTT+5TK5: Having nobihty of . , Arvabhata Dharma An Aryan woman. The (W*f W:) laid down by the Rjis. fa^fa ; T^T- c rv . *. rt 17. 59. visible. An armour 1. Til * Illusion 2. ^ I'M 7 a. Mb c - /T\i "I Ki. ; \ (PhiU Attracting. B . * 107 ^ 5 - - A 1 J - ' L 11 an^rnT% Addressing repeatedly ^, a prayer or sone to God. , _^___^. r ^u i i the old 3|W4I to the children. , r r c -f-3Tn%3 Set with, interspersed nr . with Ram. 88 . aP? llNau 2> 26 ' 2> ca * 1Orl of P aint or white-wash; ouSMismrai Nai. 15. 12. 30 . ^ T^ A h 3,^^(4 mere TTTf'T A + arra^T 5 ?W o . place of origin ; A cloth hemp 3TT^N: . an*re?T a. Clear, intelligible; Ram. fJT5rW A Tantric term for using a inantra for multiple aims by 7. 2 0. 3TTftmT Desire for learing ; Vai. 10. 3TT5n+^ra^ Naked. +3TI5Tm (/) To subdue; Rv. 9 28 9 One who amt+'pf^: ""1^ compose poetry off hand. 2. spectator. 1 TFT (^IMf S^I t^ Bhag. 10. 80. 45. of <m% T ,f^-, T> o ^T 5:tWT: Ram. 2. 47. Sight . , 5. 2. 53. P^HI^H- . . ^I^HIs^'tdT? ' character ' +3J|<4<| water used for decorating the entrance of a house in South India Particularly ; 31l^l wrf+fiURi: N. of a work by Appearing in the circle f^T'^^FS^TT <*ifat?5fl a. Made with Flour mixed ! 3m#rtt: rt,* the manifest. - Ki. 14.65. nr> disarranged. Approaching an to ' A. 2. aill^Hi^rt a. form of a 18. 104. 90. .. sexually; 294. 20.37. ( * 3TTwTT Abundance. zrf'W^r: Y. Become i ginger. Arya woman ^\,i.i.i. ^ . T: Jt^ 34 -fsn^T Remaining enclosed; or embedded "Vnui^fHu^H N 3. Not able Blurred, * J"^*! Urri-n-ii' %f^mr: pervade; Bhag. lT: see (as in eye). 40 9^ . Wet kind of musical i 3"fa* Existing. +3UiH 1 3TT) pangs of To A. 8 ^f f I .., , fn ^^ ^^TT: arw+q^: Bamboo._ -,,-,. 3nRwi ^m^-HMi anfe+^R: Female To Ram. with T^'T anfa: Pain, suffering, arrf^fcT * a. 3TT^5^?^T ~i~ ^iti of; child birth. r* 4-atMUT^wllwM. -1. tnp Ivll'Ji. irnor 1. A 3nfo ^>T: comnosition i I 3&S& ^ 3TT3>RqFEftcr 1?^ (^W an^nRTT'^fl' ; full 1. 2.103.41. 3T *Tft 3TRTH 10 P. perform ol point -r-auwin^ Fixation or attachment; * f i Manas. Any a painting; period Raga in Dharma SataSlokl- Pervaded by, a. ^INItM(H4 Isop. kept anjf-l-^feef: An elephant at the second stage of its rut 2. peculiarities of a 1. 1. A Cover; a. 23. 3JWIW the Detailing + 63. 55. 1. ' r 3Trs+i**rUH: . *r in 34N Kr. Karnamrta. p p aTRT^TTSr to. melody particular + 3U*im ^j^Md in distress. +3TTH^T" attached music. Front ?ref% A repitition; zjf an^TT: SB. on~MS."ll. 11. 2. aiMIM) Sama Veda. Br variety of Coral; 3 14. 40. . A aUrflHftM Kau. A. -farm mw-t-wfin*j [The can first section of the 15th chapter oi the Mahabharata. 3^ +qf^r|: Taking to the 4th Agruma of Sanyasa. +an^ Worldly suffering; 20 C. Bti. 5. or held, to pc applied. regarded or recognised. 10. attached Adherence, To P. 1. 3TR$I plot derived from an epic or Puranic episode; agitate, shake. to. autumnal equinox -f 3THT, ent To be 3TT: ind. indiffer- STS^T ^ ; 12 5. 43. ; in MS. 3. 6. 24. +3TWnT 1. The part between the neck and of an back the. of piece in the moving milk; whom confined Obstructed, H Ram. H^ i Ram. wear; 7. 6. 61. sn^tf^rfir Mb- 12. A 3nfjKT^> obtained, got; P? Ram. l-^nC a. 5. +3TT5S forfaKlH^T far 1. A (e. g. Hindiqui's as in the A J: (Narayana Naijadha. P. 559. One who JTWfTff: spreads "rt link A 10. Nai. be approached of four- pearl necklace. of Valin and r 55T^5Tf?5FT:) a of river Nai. 1. Bituman. Sandal. . in who N. of a Veiic a was pupil of Paila. N. ofParvatl. reed. T: 9; N. of a sacrifice to propitiate Indra; Sidhantaleia ch. l.,...f^fTW: ^rf^(r- Sanvins singing Balacarita 1. of diaf'l-r-^WV^ A variety 11. monds. Kau. A. 2. fK+Hfarfa: N. Of 14th the Manu. A fragrant gum. A pen-knife. f: Sabda speed. Knowledge. 1. 2. Restraint Speed; a. senses; 7^?^^^^ of Kath. 2.6. 11. ch. fT?W To A n. 21. sage usjd in ffa: throne; 57. 1. 20. (also ?wr). Grate. A diamond. type, Kama. bamboo; Nai. Comm. N- of stobha or radical inter- F: fig A storeyed Construction; Manasara f^Tffl Vaijayanti. Covered. >: variety SVFTtfST^ffr Smgraha the bed; 2. five objects of senses. T: f^ f^P (fw) V: A kind of Charcoal; f^ f fT Kau. A. 1. 12. JWtfHa. 1. Scattered, spread. the 21. 60. 68. limitless satis- of The A Kuruk?etra. descendent of cc Of JV. N. ?3JTcft /. ^TfoiT^n) Ed. J: ?: N. of a Vedic school. which causes T Of jV. planet Mercary. beauty afTT^fTT plant. tree. 573+^: (-^f.) 18. 2. anft^W Extremely charming, that a silver. STM'fldH'l^t SF*: As Kau. A. ; 63. shores of the ocean. faction hireling mgVi- Moving about SHT'jrr'jf'T ind. 2. lotus-creeper. The Soma ?f|f!:) Artificial; the vicinity. Asuri. A (opp. to natural beauty). 33. 3)l<J<,m(: Anusvara. challenging Made up Nai. 52. 17. 3TW5? A Quick Embarassment; ^^T^T : 3Tt$?H-r-WfT 32. 5. 7. -f 3TTCWCaus. To put on, : or hit Having 2. 1. t ^Tff^t4^j|IH ; ; Narayanlya. 65... Designation of the |: explanation. p- p- of Visim N. struck; striking, beating. one has agreed. +3TOW3 lation. aprra^tTT^Tqt Tasted, experienced; f ind. Semen. One with Mrgasiras constel- in the game of dice. a. rich ag. 10. 13. 30? elephant where the rider sits. Kau. A. 7. 1. 2. Neutrality; A abundance, cow with obvious, Explicit, apparent. f ^^?I A star remaining over- head A 3Trejf flow *T kind of grass. A blue lotus; Nigh. ind. forth. gushing A : ^tlTFfitfoT- Ram. 5. 4. 7. Sewn together. Flowing SB. on Kavyfidarsa. Clapping, striking on the arms; 4T?tfcrftFTRfr* aTTFfitFlrW Ram. Trusworthy. 3. A To be 2. Having gait or : gence. Sensual indul- 21 1 Functioning of : : senses with reference to objects. Remnants of desire, +frer^rt. Vasana caused by attachment; N. ol'Hanumant. ) (3*: N. Of a r: and father of Dusyanta. The Supreme God. 2. (Ved) T of a plant, : T A dice-board; -4 named ana. Axle-pole of a car. N. of the Isopani? id after the word first in it. f5TR +*;??: N. four Yugas. of a cycle of 1. ?frfcf5: N. of a Rg. Vcdic sage of the Kan v a family. To be ruled over or controlled; ffacTo^: fciHtHlfvT: Rv. nf'arcr 10. 34. fiwft N. of the daughter of in ^STT Kaus, Up. A 'Iva' where pupil 1. To perform P. 6. f^FW the in a Desire personiform taken at will. 3. A 2. The Almond : One form; 166. One who Ram. 24. 27. ^T"m+MM-IHH A his in tree. xj-e'qtq of the astrologi- Com. on Rv. 1. 14. ?fti+TTjir To +ffa*t plant A 1. 15. 6. Upadana particular 1. 6. a. A ^^K'ftorfa'TffacrT f-msft Size of the bricks. 2. *TTT Bhag. Aproximate cause, Kara.ia; rfcT^n?Wq*ft JfiHi^r^^Af^ Br. Up. N. of Agni; nff^^d^JcT: Mb. thorny Ram. 2. 8 30. The Indigo plant. (Ved) To strive for. 3. 37. 29. fc: Wind. A rr^f ^f pfteTTisr?: Mb. 1 . impure; With horns standing A -r-^an: T kind of artistic pillar (Junagadh Rock tion of Rudradaman Inscripp. Ind. Vol. III). +^3TRT: ^ 1. Foam the case of ocean) 1dM'tfHOTT 2. Rv. ; (as in ftn^ft^s^^T^ 86. ^43. 9. Increasing, swelling up. +T63^rfesT Divided, disjoint- ed. form of Durga. serpnnt; the erect. 219. 25. saline earth. *f Keeping feathers erect (as a peacock). 1. r: (?tf*?T) ; the face and lift kiss. l.Life; l f^ ^grffor rite. is Residue. sfT^RT verse privy. That which a. ^J^^RTTT'l ^Fcw G. 67. 175. symopsis 4ifl^<4ta>: funeral away; Bhag. 5. being uttered. (Ved) Praise. achieved his ambition; ST^jfT'^T- A and fall. Unholy, 5KJ4-HTf*TiT a +?fe: Prosperity ^s^Tfef: divine power. *TTfac?>TTfVRT per- Thrown a. cal Yogas. manifestation of the fiist in a N By a mere wish; 1. and fixedly 48. 6. 16. Bhag. ; Look up a. decline, rise Easily available; Nai. >: fied. 3^fo>3 accomp- 12. 93. ? To lookup P. plexed manner. lished with slight effort; tq^ri^rf Mb. 5. 74. 26. thing frequently. T N. of Sakyamuni. f: 961 be low/, Tin. 1. N. of the author 19 2. smill. or unfearingly squares; Raar. High and a. and ground plan whole area is To a. natural; One who knows n. ^ 46. 48. 7. of propriety. of Sankhya Karikas. elephant's eye. +5* the f?*T-}-frCTT: the or ; great A into Manasara used. is which divided son 37. 5. simile A ?5fafT 1. tree Inborn ^jforT 10. 23. 43. Bhag. f?^T+^>r?cT'l f ?iT: N. of a mythical in the other world; word a. ff5TfT3!j Medhatithi. of the Kurma Pu of the 348. 2. 12. f>T+^Tff: 1. N. N. of Ganesa. N. Romahai saJia. N. of a section /. Mb. fa Assafoctida. son of Tarns a A form of Nrsimlia. A ground plan in which the area is divided 36 equal parts; Manasara into 7. 7. -d-MHK: bance. Excitmcnt, pcrtur- >i^r of hair twisted top of the head. on the 22 A Ahoiidoucd, 1. * Ku. 'HIi'^H v. Dis- 2. : ' g^-i-Trurrfa'T ^T^-l-^nnT The produces life; The 1. ^|T A her husband tion of the fingers. of) (p. p. Bk. show-flower. to sew) Makes anxious; or uneasy A : tion; TStaflT JFTfepftS^ffa^ Si. 1. 59. tuft of hair coiled upwards. 3i^4v Holding up a Kurca in hand. 3. gpPH-J-f'WH Drawing upwards. 1. N. of a 40. 5. Ram, 2. Plucked; 19. 5. ijfcnfa) tfc$ L Attracted 3. : Mb. ; 14. Receiving a bribe 1 Mb. 12. 56.51. ^r^H^Hx One 2 cover ^ I'THdl'li q*^i>Hi 7. 73. 32. A *TT Mb. *!%: To ; process of boiling. boiled, to be ^TTH-f-^ pass, of the to consumed (by a- love) 5. simile). A 9. Northern oibit. Superficial, up, U pare a. sprung suddenly. Insolent, impudent. Emitting sparks. A particular position of the hand. a. prospering '^ l: Mb. 1. ; ^3c?RcfT: 140. 3. Ruin, destruction. One ^?H5T 4-5^^4^ whose family traditions are broken off; Impatient. 1. : i 325. A man /. of action. a. Active. An act in ftf^R is repeated TJtpaca thoroughly) and Nipaca well). kind of Jumped a- Nrsirhhatapaniya Amonastry. 2. The position of an army ready for operation; ^T^szTFnT ^TPTfrf? it (as in a Compared ... An (=cook (=cook 46. iconographic term denoting the height of the Vahana with reference to the height of the idol to be seated on it ; Manasara ^rqni: which 1. Bg. 1. be was to be N. of a poet. : ^TTT-j-TTTPTT The latter part of the Purusasukta. T: by which a. Upanisad. the 4. N. of a dictionary. A kind of Turned towards Sukra. extract 3??ffT- MS. N. of a herb. Produced. 67. N. of the second kind of leprosy. P. shallow. 13. ; ^c^tf^Tt corruptible; or ; next proce- qc+N^ Ram. Mb. 6. 60. ^nf ':/- be ; 7. 1. 35. Frightened. Penalty. -vho can MS. : Manasara ; a. 5: Ku. >: part g i 59. 10.. bribed, a. ber. 6. (4cmH = 15. ^cTfvr^f^: the North. Ram. sacrific rectangular Scratched; r>^r^f- 1. A SB. on ?nr: ^^MTh^reRST'tT'fc^i^ produced A 3 s"akti. 7. An original injunction, the An upper cham- pealing off or pulling off. flft fafa:; rT d^'CT (ved) against 2. a basic ordinance in the Veda, P. 47. 21. and down. 2. r up Going up) simile. ^tK A 1. f: a. Further action, dure; measures 87. rectangular construc1. moulding 2. a. 9. Possessing Garuda -f^rTT 3?** With the fly 3. heighest learning. Excellent. Woven, sewn. ^ufa to ^T?^ ; Water. ^T = ( Kau. A. ; also called devoted wife : 2. stage of last Sat. Br. 12. 9. 1. 8. ^rnr+?TcTT particular posi- evil portents 1.3.7. -2. an image. an extraordinary noice. yfiMHH A An iconograto 120 indicate term equal phic divisions of the whole height of " One who which act in = flydown). ( Ameliorative ^TTTT-f-TSKTFJfT. tion Mrgaiiras. 3IirH(<^ blazing An repeated Utpata and Nipata fire. brother. The moon. The constella- _|_iT<jnfa S'PTcTfa'ffiT /. N. of Dhruvd's cousin P utt n S ^ parlance) Typing. : A astro- logical yoga. it is Noble-hearted. on a stamp or inscribing some modern 2. marks on. (In ^j Inscription an N. of T: ; Ind. Ant. Vol. XI. charged, emitted; Ki. 5. 6. N. of a shrub. act pavement Abu 64. 91-93. Image intended to be taken out in procession as against JJ^farf: : I Rudeness. Applying one's 23 or strength MS. energy Enthusiasm Tf>: ^ Mb. ; high speed at Sunrise ^rfffa: caste'; sleeps 12. 228. 64. Mb. ; (3*3%:) MS. T One who 'T A /. or up : Of JV. ^^^d Mb. hands Folded fcrii< ; ^ Mb. ai 22. *)^ )rtl An Ayusyakarman, or of for longuity ; 282. 3. q^f: qfT^^T Ram. 5. 56. 11. 2. Efficacy; T?T?'H% 3. ; 47. 14. a son of Janaka. Begining; Sff^rin^^T S. 1. 7. Raised fix Ram. 4 1. 7. 54. 6. set 44K ^r^lf^^'1 a. Of noble character and Birth; 3^TWt3T- s^TU ; nfcT Ri'i highei 5? 40. To Jalataranga where cups filled with water are struck by a rod. ^TT+^JT Bounding up due to 8. 7. 1. even called instrument ; 9. 298. a ritual life. Patfijali's Mb. Tandavastuti. 1.2. 97. 10. ; ' 85. 38. 14. 2. Securing eggs. A lake; orient sine the The 4. first lunar The town India- ; mansion. 10. 31. 2. . Mb. many Breeding a. heap or mass 20. 10. 11. . A 1. *f: 1. 3^11-t-?^: A water-jar. A lotus : the secrvices (of priests) ; MS. 3. 7. 19 3 (SB. pline to be observed in the act of excretion so that no living creature is hurt. a. Wishing Over-flowing aTT 77. 11. increase or 2. ; cl<.PjffV JIT Causing to a. Bhag. The Words Bulged *: 1 . uttered up 19. A hand An offering ind. 26. a. out; Going up, 1. Bhag. r: acquatic A soil. N. of a .medici- nal work. metrical, musical rising; A arrangement. an ? HP) To a. Originated, born; KTr^ft J% Bhag. 10. 31. 4. 1 / . ir<*t>l To raise or elevate. Of great power. T* sound 13f*T 18. 'T With N. of a drama. kind of acquatic a. ^^^i^H^m arise. 4{ type of hero Siva. Exceeding; 2. (OT i: : A. The ^r% P. crow. burial. f. ^ftfc^f^Tc^T 19. 106. 14. : other. Moist 3. Kavyadarsa. Water-sport sprinkled on each An B. Mahakavya; 3^-J-VJfiw 3^; -f y^|: irfcRr- 2. 2. 24. : for a Vis. Awaken, got 3. 6. 121. 1. of causing Above; Bhag. of fit Started, ; go up, full 2. snrfa^fediiM... Vii Gana. d libation. is final; 26. 12. 25. ; T: act : 2. GuPa. Ram. . Nai. during sleep Water. where water Ultimate, the in : Having an upward <: 139. 1. to weep. smile. life) Mb. 4. 7. 56. 44*1 iiui*^ of water. belly. ag. 3. 23. 13. deviating. trend (in its constellation rises Renowned, reputed; worm Increase after a bath. T a. of begun; 4cHld One who has emerged slipping, The horizon. 1. which crawls on p: Sliding, digestive species thresli- 18. 103. which a planet heat. rise. 4 phor; Nai. in A At the a. rise 33*T+<.|R|: 10. 14. 3, 44<|d: ; 29. or prospeiity. 33T+HTFPT: A kind of cam- entirely; The 5 TT^%;| nf'^T 5^ ; 7. 23. ^fT+^^^f (^+3 P. 4. To throw away, give up 3TT*T+3Tfrr: I- Mb. hold of a to let go. Nai. Bhag. 10. 14.33. Flood of water. disci- Jaina O prastha ; : A : ycfl'7 Ram. sense 7. : IT a. Coral. Foam of excellent and Sobbing; K. raised neck. 1. (of the ocean) 32. 9. A species of bird. Vomited; 24 Caused, 3. ejected. Fallen 2. Kavyadaria. SPTt^T out, Ram. effected; Git. T: < WTRif A particular stage in 3lft;W +?? One who up sings ou(jl y The pin a conects tuft or slade of 5. Nil 14. on the due nostrils of a that ^ : a. i 2. 1 of a N. scholar of the Tamil country in the 15thcy. flW paying +^5Tt: what is >sifct mode of ; extricated. A ^RT dcscendent of [*T a. ^^ Torn 1 term 3f5T+TCT (or terms) .wliich forms the subject; *T zfWpfT 5?Tf$TT?T SB. on MS 6.0. 20. caus. -j-tf.^ think ; Vikra. An 9. ant off, To not Pointedly, spccialy, 3W5T+3Tm (3Tf*) Having an Shining; glittering ; lifting ; 3. The time of up, deluge; opened A position of the hands in dancing. srra' a. ki. 9. ^^JT^tqnmiiiH *"M ^* T R etur n ""me act ; 66. from To be fV^f^f% <JS^* give to journey. Abounding in, full; T1?^T^^^ Ram. 6. 67. Caus- ^ff^'T'T Bhag. R a m, 6. 44. 18. +35^ Turned . rriy 1- Rescuing, StTTgn^. .at <S exhaustivelyBg. 10. 40. 7. 43 grjff 3fJif\W infesting wild weapon. a. Induced x3if^n 2. consider, and dvy wood. uplifted ^ ^rj- 4[^|4r sT^rT: severing. 19 d firm. Increasing, strengthen- Breaking -sti'^r 2. .113. ^5m: 2. Inter- ^1^) (PTTV, in vide. si-g^-: Having publicly ^JOT discredited or scandalised ; Si. The Tied up. Compact, man n g anx i e ty. ^fy^nW out, released, in g- kind of bird. kind of ant. ind. m.iinly, 3. ^^ 5 out. 1. revive a : SJT+vt j 13 u. rupted. A A If: Taken in fait swoon by sprinkling water. N. A betel nut ; Nai. 45 of Division To -f-^%af Pt. 2. name oy ^mTR: < 3^?^ 1. Compilation. over in dishes. left a. Tearing out. T: . sRI -to can lamentation ; JIJIUIT nic <\ vAa ^9 \( %| *1 *1 i> IV. J shares^partition. Uddalaka. ; ^4 ^ expecting; Tcff: m. ; ^rrr+firHTT: great Naksitra marriage 10.53. . 3SK+frt5T: N. of a work. Ks. A a fa] j hairs erect i>*i*ni ^foranTfaoqRi devoted; ausp c ous 13.60.14. giving^ Siva. B. 22. 13. Raised, " 142. ^c^T sdfU"!! or boar; a. ^fT?-f-"C*TT rn* BhaV i^ Mb. With upturned a. Vomiting out. +7J$: A Prominent psrsonality in a family (as in TWJf:) f^TO *f Mb. Having the Enhancing, incr^aing. ^XHT* risen Lofty, stotra. 30. ^iN* 3KT undo, destroy; 7?TPI>fif{k: like 3. act of illumating. to joy. arfr violence). ^fH TnC +^5^1? Awaiting, ^JanfajjqgffiffQgQQ. (of himna 5. 189.23. ^Iffirfl Vasavadatta. Mb. up 5. 53; frrfrfrfT- Outbreak tossed ttfa: Lustre, brightness, Excess ; Sivama^firffff: /. ^3RT5fVr55^Fs ^^TffiTf Ram. 5.56.29. 3^iftfa^reT ;rP>T3T*Tiip' ;T tipto;; ^at^'T The 5. 9. 66. ; eft fl^TTR'IW'T.lITrfiT Standing bhasya Pradipa. ; Ram. Ram. ffWT hair; 67. 30. ^.ffftfiRn : 2? Disarranged, scattered; To Ram. 1 up, KPT^T anfftetfWtecr frta* 3? ; 193.4. 3'Jff^'fT plenty "1 I Thrown 1. 'Zg ^fa^ of the Udyota commentary on Maha- Excess, a. The auother 7?fta*i* ii 6. 74. 35. the chanting of Saman. a. t 19. 3TIT&T ?tfW'fo fa^ 36. l 6. 55. +?Sil i. ^T 1>HWffl T3RTT 1. untied IT ftr^^TnT ; f^T q^Z^ft^ Me. 93. P. (3*-fr-3-3Tff) To up completely. -fg*IT*: N. of a son of krsna. -j-^m Exhuberant,^ tfTT^ ?HJ5Trf: spirits f^^T: Ram. 5. 61 5. ; in ^ high ^nffafe- . a. Raised, gathered ^TcT + TTW: A (as clouds). +3tfor N. of the Commentary on Ratnavali, on Kavyaprakafia, determining shadow. on Mahabhasya Pradipa. cal instrument. time 3^RT+*itfo?ST A method from of the kind of musi- 25 of daughter of N. : Daksa given Dharma. in marriage to Haughtiness. moon) Kalividambana TT: MS. SB. on of Nilakantha DIksita. Bristl- 2. a. ^rfsprfiw: to Desiring p. sfajWT /. To be a. sleepless- inferred decided by mahimna Stotra 17. ^nfi: surface analogy A gem a. or Siva- ; on the Churning Very . To P. Ram. 4. 1.9. 4<*td3w: "^^TT: n. 2. Ram The Dhattura swallow, 5. A 'T disturb- ed. of state ex- pectancy. a. founded. Confused, I. 2. Silly, &** A kind massage. N*H*I ST by An : rub, rite ^MilH"l do ?r A sub-branch of a frTfJ^rt tree; To p. TTSfT 1. Heroism. 3T'(iT'?f a. T: 1. Approached. *H a. 3. Treated. Alluding, sugges- pillow, a cushion To a. 1 Worship. Inclination. 2. 1- -f^TTfk: One's due. Coming Discussed a. 1. 1. P. A the of kind Bank of a river lake. 2. The country in vicinity; Mb. 5. 152. 7. low at lancl S. f: A mam An An 35. make road. exit. attack, raid ; Ram. 75. 2. 3qfrfru <*> the n^ql:] A foot of a fa^WTfrrW^ 1 f ftH Besieging. 2. Placing, occupying. A 1. Suburb. 2. Placing. Concentration -f-^TPTT? the according to zr^- f^^PTT ^TtfiT Up. 1- 1. ; T3zf^n%iKI Ch. 10. srfa^W A. To devote one's self to. 4-4*1 W Initiation (into any science). 5. >dH44WM Context; SB. on 6. 8. or 1. mountain; HMMl: To A. happy. 3 stool. ^Trft^T% 2. Composed. fsFf^TfawS U. 7. ; 'S'Tf'ms to. over- room on 2. stovy. wooden A 2. Flight. Commenced. 1. A . : decline, 'T Behaviour, reaction. ; 1 Near the knee. (Slesa). >T: ^ld'*ft' foot-rest. 3TSTW 6. a. upper cTTsft- 18. 9. 3. A TTSflM^Mf 16. Concealed, hidden. to connected ornament; Bhag. ting. tension; 4. 35. reach. A n. a statement used figuratively. ^M^K+T^T A word of courtesy, a formal utterance. with the Upanayana where the head of the boy is smelt. 3. the of falla- cious inference to be refuted stupid. To P. 9. con- piece string of a instrument to add to rule. reference to the literal sense of The A wooden a. Mb. 13. 70. particular Sandhi ^M^K-f-'aWT To be excited, bamboo + Approximately four. Approach. 62. 3. 98. the inserted under the musical To of letter. 'T flower; Nai. &W* 108. 2. cheat. Delision penultimate smell; 'R'iJ^S^fir R. great, abnor- (comm.). 2. jf^r- To (3. u.) 2. 1 2. side-door. T: devour, eclipse. 18. -f 3-iTxf 12. P. ; HM>4 Bhag. *ff ftftsf?T'T;ffaTq% ; up ^T^ft 28. 6. Song. 1. A Seized, Accompanying music. ; +y-T'H'T mal 8. 2. Ram. f|fBrBr 'T^sfl': ^T^IcK^: Bhlg. 4. 2. Covered; ridlPc tcr: lying 1. p. harassed; ^ftT'T^t pK4~l (TfcTpT'ft'T Bhag. 10. 27. 26. 11. 4. Up. Loss, wastage; ifft 44. Ch. ; 1*4. ness. ^RW parts 2. ing fas hair) ^fcfJWT, Saman a approach; Me. white ant. 1. The Sixth part of Consisting of seven : IH 1J IH'HMHt'T ff 12. 1.21. f^tT^FT^ft??- :ft?WT ; arSTT^TT ting; Brilliant, shining (as 1. painting ; Nai. 10.- 97. accep- Assumption, gives. Smearing, 2. 6. 1. H ^: One who a worship; y^M^4f- unlimited; Bhag. the To to a thing Refering of context. Ram. 1. 4. 11. by way supplement. +3WT Unfettered, a to Supplement MS. -f am*H*J Employment, cation. appli- 26 Brahma- the into carya AsYama. a. Blown, One 'dMMfdd of guilty 1. 6. an A : coin- Kau. A. 2. :Ki. A : 2. 1. contradiction in though they are contradictory. a. Not a. A ^ ^ fafat Ram. 1. To be be proved. 3. carried The day n. before the An JV". A of portion Samhita. paid squeezed The the third Maitrayani bear. kind of Brihati raniftTWcffcftBhag. 8. 15 29. ^T+5 (w) Standing above, Subdivision. a. iffa A captive. dropping ; 8. 4. 15. rVlfT'f a. Obstructing. ball shot from a A (Ved). glori- RV regard as upon XM A. 1. towards. 2. fit ffST] To To or proper. sacred thread. The Near a cow- herd colony. help. 4. a. 1. To 2. To endeavour, learn, 3. (5. P.) enquire To be able. of the +3q?m: N. Muhurta in Astronomy. 3TtrW-f$w (Jainism) destruction of activity drawal. a. Lying 1. in 20th The by with- ambush. A cerebral disease. i STfiffif a. Grinding grain 2. A necklace mill-stones. +^fe: A of pearls. Short of bravery. M hail-storm. A logical particular cal refutation of Nyaya womb). [^-fr or the after the case of in (as gun, + even a foetus in the at Acquisition That which has firmly settled due period 1. Seated, occupied. a. 3TW Deletion, denoting a ^rfarrrprqjsr^^ Inquiring. into. *M(WT+*nr: : 2- look who wife Gaining, obtaining Knowing./. metre. -SMW a.Colleted and brought 1 ind. A dummy To a. ^ : Ki.8. 39. 3. u. by MS. of the capital of Pressed, 3Tfa* 2. Surface. failure; has favourite. 1. to resound. tax ^qfT+Vn^T the Matsyas. +MMJ! more lady whose 10. 84. 25. 4M<-M|w 2. A P To cause : ; is menses have stopped. : Loss, fied The younger placed above. additional pillar. who fasted bye-road. 3TTOT+5ftf*Rn Coming One a. ; . ^fr-f^T: Country; H Fasting. 3T*fcff change of the moon. Bhag. go be employed. Darkening. 1 Dye. 2. influence. into existence. <3iMi<: A H Fasting ; 101. 18. 3TTFT to casual tenants. Willing, agreeable To >dM<*H sustain- able, unproved. a. l> disap- Nai. 11.28. Causing subordinate officer ind. Logic where both the assertions are capable of being proved even out. 2. the slope Fit to priate, logical; cheated, . 5ini Useless. Appro- to, pointed. 3cf Useful. 12. 288. 11. 3TITO a. 2. 5. cidence; 2. 1. act of Crouch- ing or lying close near. 2. Marriage. Sin. Accident, on ind. (of a mountain) ' VR Mb. The 12. A Combination : >J*4MimH Upapataka, a secondary -f3T?fa: 15. 7. position Ram. of hands in wrestling 40.26. or base secondary metal. of comparison and contrast. >JMH4HM Suppression. A particular A doc- irreligious ; wafted; 68. 4. Spectacles. IT trine &&: Bhag. Si. vi: An Married. p. p* 1. 2. Initiated i: 1. Rumour; term *?rnj sophisti- an argument; da/gana. 23. 1. 2. Inculcation, Mb. 5. so. 5. incorporation; TTT Terror ^rfaf ?rencf)wfar: STT Mb. 12 64. 6. 3. N. of a f: TOrfhR m . I. advisor or minister. " " gcr ; ^^^f A 2. junior A mes- r: 5 Bhag. VTHf^T^ 10. 71. 29. Work Seeing, looking at. n Dullness, bluntness. N. of a Grammatical Connected Pratifekhyas. with the Goddess; Mb. 12. 342. 48. 3rcwta: N. of the father of the tenth Manu. STOTmt reinforcing. a. Strengthening, 27 closely united. P. To step into, enter. W4H HsN joined United with, I. a. 2. together. condemned cursed, Prepared, 2. ready 3|HdlMH with; Ram. f5P?Tfa^*R*<1l: 5. 14. 25. H. The 1. Conclusion, end. 1. 4M4j< Fixed above a. To be ^T^m attached ^ftaH^sNr ?^fa f47^ Bhag. 11.26.22. + ^M4HIM Abode, place (as in znft^RKT'T) H Approaching with humility. 3TOJ*T ind. Nearing the 3. grfjjT ifft An 1- N 3-39. Subdued, ed, HTT- Yoga made Supress- offers, pre- Bhag. 1. loose; oneself. Mb. 1. 12. : ^lrt ) destroyed; Bhag. Ruined, W> 2. 1. 1 10. 83. 4. A -J-dM'l old elephant. Moved, Ram. <: a. over, 3. 6. 111. 87. Pickles, 1 . strewn. covered. afflicted: condiment. Spread, scattered 2. Poured. Clothed, ceremony; ^H SB. on MS. A A P. 1. 3Tfil*RTa. f^-?")!-^^ P. 111. 2. 109) in- punishment concealed mur- One who fall goes near; 2. 114. STWfta o- To be overlooked, neglected. P. 4Mf^>ta Den. (^T-rf^f) To behave as a sheep towards; Kasika an PaflinI VI. God 22. To alternative 1. 94. of love. Obtained, earned; ^TRTR. 5. 1. upon, attack. ^MIUI P. 2. three year sacred Initiation, dmy -f-fil^>?T: An Si. 12. 268. g^TfiT Bhag. approached as in expedient. der. f^tt to, 1. Mounting, standOccured, come into being, called, +^MIf>d 1. Initiated into the Mantras. 2. Utilised; zm Let 1. has near Sitting 2. A mode of chanting ^t5T+^ra: 12. 27. who 6. 2. 22. 3Tt5T+3'JJr: Set up, sent off; One laid hold of. STf^THa. : flicted in private. a. . ing. thread sacrifice. Dhvanyaloka. animal) Covered, concealed. embraced or dmtfH a. descend, 3TRI+^: The first consignment of Soma juice pressed in a secondary. a. for. Secured, acquired. A. To seize to kill a. Summoned, Obstacle; ^ IJcT humorous invoked. ^MU|+3TT: fa3*T: To weep P. (as a sacrificial Devotedness. /. Mantras within rr^ 1. offering, gift. arrange. j T: To subdue. . Ceasing, end. : 37. 1. assistant sitting around, attending on. To A. a. 1 who Adhvaryu. 1.18. down upon; Si. 9. 5. caus. P. Ki. wff 2. 111. 29. An gift. joke, a a One <JV^d* sents; ahost. : dress A product incidental Substitution, *TqT %a forth; statement. desk, Stras Streaming *MH ; pillow. A. 6. arsrrPr To connected 2. A A f TTFW^: 2. Ram. a. Bhag. 4.9. 55. ^T^f^ ritual an 2. purpose. proxy; OTrfsR r: with initiating a Jain monk. ^d^nT+gfWrJ m. An extem- catastrophe. a. to; ; seduce, rape. The by 1- action, pore speaker. +dM(j(d: The 2. Kau. A. +3TTfa: of an Court-room W. To woman). (a SRt^ ^JTR cf 47. 13. 12. 7. Bhag. 1. 2. 1. filled Adorned, Surface; A made cooked, 2. ; ag. 11. 30 a. Afflicted, H^ 3. Scat; 1. a. To kiss 1. To both (as in JjE^TfRTZT). A of sacred group +^3TT^f: scriptures of the Jainas. gT*TrT+fa?J: One who has education; ymfTftrat ^?ftrrrff R. 5. i. One of the four -f-xJMKM finished his contenments enumerated Sahkhays; San. K. 50. T at smell by a Applicable in oases. 3'4(t|-|~3i?* A speech, which sets sense and sound. of both the figure off 3TW+^S5TI A figure of speech where there is enigma of two ; -kinds. R Having Parasmai and Atmanepada. both 28 l + fagHT/. N. ^jTO+fow?: of a metre. Neither here a. Nai. 14. 51. Anargha. Raghava. ceremonies, 3. 55. one on both ends; nor there, losing Dreadful. 1- -j-3?3m: 2. 3H>: f-3T jpT : Sinful. 6. 38. Bg. One who 7Hg+HM both finished studies his Brahmacarya Kulluka on MSm. 4. 3?5f:-f *TTH: Mushroom. The month Kartika. K3f:+^ET wave. shake, Ki. 16. Shining Black pepper. N. of a commentator on noose outstanding Fire. TIT: A : forth. Of a. intelligence. 37. a. the mark on vertical the forehead caste T ': ^HOHi+^S: With and inwards out 35T3 2. a of N. vow religious Siva. propitiate particular to Mb. Impure; 12. 235. f: of broad strong Se^ f sftWT: and its fruit. A dis: tree Soapnut Anxiety. Half digested food. Summer. N. of one of the three divisions of the Sama Veda. ^otWI f. N. of a chapter of 45. : *: of the tail camari deer. | ; The sun. The moon. chest. TTO-fOT: Consumption, father Very hot Si. 5. I: A ^^|5r^ff ^T^'T -f J!M*| re- posing on Se?a. The Pure, 10. a. TOT+STUT: N. of Visnu 3. of the ^HtM: N. Kakslvat. crab. B-autiful; beloved. Dear, A IB. 1. a. sinless. 4. wards. TOT+JTOTS: Narayaniya. 2.1 Rgveda Pratisukhya. Who can One 3Xqrt:+SRT. : on tail either sides. both To and 31. Having TVTOfT.-f'mt an both ends. A has Vrata; his see Valour. kind of liquor. : within performed year on calculating number of days. cock. the Aniruddha. Sama Veda Chchala. ease in chest. Special worship conducted in the early morning TtH+? ^ -fUPW: Of yVM <m 3 great powers. In ind. TTCJfa'TT many ways; Bhag. 1. 13. 47. Urva|i to become a 3W5ft-f-5TR: Arjuna which stood him in cursing eunuch good stead during the Ajfiata Vasa. (Also used in similar contexts where an apparently harmful incident (horse) Salihotra. ; One 3*$-(T'W the animal (Sarabha) The eight footed A kind ?** 10 P. (4rf^fa) SCST: Dhatupatha. eject; . White onion. of top a ^ : N. of a Saiva Salt 1. from saline earth. fied as Kanada the author -t-3f?T: of the Vaises/ika Sutras. A crow. IHH 2- sect. prepared Nitre or An a. 1. 3^T 10. P. To decrease. a. Too little or too astrologer. ^^ + WT5rT(f The Aitareya Brahmana. ^f^ |-%^TI ^i<>T 8 P. : Straight line. To go. Payment of a N The Sraddha cere- cious occassion addition to the regular monthly marriage; debt. A note crying aloud, A like A fraudulant much. mony 2. ox. jg^-J-^m: The sage KaSyapa. Tissue. sound produced by women by blowing into the hollow of the palm on an auspinoisy. of ^M:+im: A kind of round Agni P. 104. tortoise. ^: (pi.) iHenti- kind construction; saltpetre. WV: N. of a sage A + fol^K m. To deer; Bhag. 3. 31. 36. 5C5T:+?fe: An offering to the turns out to be benificial). throw out, to of leprosy. . building. : A : stars. 3*5+ JWJ: An -f^wftflf: of to kill. 5. P. during the month of Dhanus. A camel-eyed ^5+3TST: previous to the anniver- sary. *'i*uf<=W Masika Sraddhas in acknowledging the loan. Money-lender. N. of a Saman. Intellect; Yoga Dar^ana 1. Patanjala 47. 29 / Seasonn haviour (of animals). 5^5+^ / A woman indulging in sexual intercourse time fit for confinement. 3t3+ l '^! A" : at a : load; 6.65. Made Mb. prosper; 18. 3. 25. N. of a mountain. N. of a hillat Kerala connected temple with the life of Sankaracarya. >: A 'Cftf+'C'T'T ^roSJTT^'jffrr^H'. debt due to been pricked by Vamana. ^*>famd: A particle which constitutes a single word. T Standing on one leg famale composer of the Rks, fe: A kind of ruler, Sole an One 15. 3. *< 21. N. of Prajapati famfafo ; ir on MS. SB. Mind; l^> Bu. fafa-^ ch. 2. -ET 41. Unity. The -f-^*l ^tilfM sacred Aum. Keeping only one a. Again; SB. W. To know; rffafj BK. 5. 82. The Iron beam without 1. <[ a ring or cap. To 1 a. (JWsq Ram. 2. The o^FW ; (ipirm:) ^fqoiq: Towering victory, thorough success. Kau. A. 12. 1. A pre-eminent wart$*>^"\ T.: rior. 2. N. of one of the nine assistants of skanda. <*|: N. of a Buddhist Having the same a food. one by Severally, lf4i one. A tree with a single root. '?*"J* 2. Belonging to the village. d ascetic; 'Rft TRT3f% Ram. 2. same 1. single t Full 1- <*t, possession. T 1 Exclusivencss, absoluteness, Privacy. 2. Friend. ship. Equalization. N. of a part of the Atharva Veda by sage Aite^a. N. of a disciple of Dronacarya who attained profi- a. (?T: *nf:, 3-FT fTfT the sun. f^PT %&() of *TfllH't : ciency in archery devotion to Guru. by his Ram. ch. G. 25. -f-^*W A Nai. 11. 76. A IJfiTOt seed of moon worshipper ; A crescent rnoon; ^(Mf.1/. The eighth day of Magha. M u kapafica4ati. the cotton A a. j: An 11. 1. Subordination. ^T percent. tree. miVI*fl"l' a. MS. SB. or : One Short by of action. Unity 1. unit. simile. food; without differentiating between allowed and prohibited 67. 23. for, 13. state of sharing the school. one member. <: striven ^VJtnT The value of twenty-first member. IJV^TT: m>I^W be ; 2. 107. The fruit one-act play. Incomplete; ^W^jj: on MS. 10. 8. 36. : An T same to ela. *T ment. fire. Incomplete Smelling sweet r^T+gTf^sf due Synonym. iTfifiRTff H^f Pranava, Ela. wished for Clothed in one gar- << 10. 3. 13. 2. l^ +3Tlf? A group of AyurVedic medicians begining with %^5J syntactically this stage. Upto Syntactical unity. a. 1. supreme if a. ^fn^TT^r connected sentence. Bhag. : or emperor; R. 3. 31. kind Brcnth; of this measure, upto this extent, such. 121. musical instrument; : 1. this. A 2. fish. 1. ; + of ; Nai. : ?cfin>Ty. Nai. Sukracarya the preceptor of Asuras whose one eye is said to have Rsis. A same iT^rsnW: Planet Ve.uis, to Intent on T: The Philo) Carrying the Collection of grain a. (in one . theory of a jivatman only. A class of Sanyasins. sacrifice. after beating it out. under umbrella (one sway) animal intend- ed for a seasonal +'Jt5'T Ruled be- I Trembling, shaking. The M: y ( one of a deer. T loon. Lord heap. Belonging Supremacy. Siva. -5TFW:) : A young J presence to lin. ; A Naiyayika. Hie faculty Mb. for omni 12. 184. 40. 30 N. of Uddhava Bhag. fc 3. 4. 27. (as cows) aftfrufi Born a. T: in the house Happiness derived from an Upapati or paramour. the aftaflTOT Belonging to time just before the evening; aflm^nH . A boundary-forest. Otic of the three 4- affa: Vadya Vidhis Nag. 10 ; 14. Nai. 22. 56. T: speed Velocity An ; attendant; tr^ SH: Pratijna. Ram. 7. 29. 12. round the hand of the tried chief priest or Yajamiina. kind of Irce which A ^T3jfH: flowers in Sanid; Uma. Physical; ^ Mb. 3. 11. Relating to afar i. our. A -f-^3: -f-afl'TCT: Ved ( Pillow, ) support. afftref To P. 1 cast or 2. Natural; fsTSfhtff^i <3^T 7. 37. 20. throw plant. of woollen; El, Camphor. r^ra^faf a Which could be eaten with lips. affcs qro: The rupturing of aft*5 Same + the lips due to cold. Produced from afos^r+iftf'f: a Si. 17. a. faq^Hil^ 3rfcH>sf *FT: A aftafa+sfafafa: medicinal herb. thatched hut- An A ^Z+yrT of straw plaiter mats. An jpj-)-Bpf: first substitute Mb. region of an elephant. pI+fMHH A oil-miller; in the elephant stage of rut. corpse. m. N. <M of a of class people; 8.45. 25. witli lips. Mbh. Karhsa the of son Hair. distance aJV"im Longitude, woman. 4. Milk. 7. Fear. (of a planet.) ^5T: the to Belonging : 5. An Si. to Epithet ^tff^T: Leader, Mb. 1. ment. A of A ' aftjWRWt: N. of a gramma- Udranga; El. tax Ram. XXIII, butcher's cleaver. 2. 3. Promise. m^m sftMJ^"!* Upakurvuna Brahmacarin. an to of FCT fa^TT5?F|- m. A ^5;_i_(^: dry veised in the An H arrow; earthem A ritual brahmin wellKatha branch of the Yajur Veda. 5.21. 26. any major Katha and Kalapa; Mbh. on P. II. 4.3; if^Jr ^TS^T^NT: Ram. 2. 32. 18. 24. 8. TTT'T Pertaining to an of <<>5+*lriim: Schools of Turmeric. p. 159. ginger. heap, cover N. boss; A meadow Ram. I A 1. A. shovel; Ram. the Dry >nt:) To % rian. aftlfjfW>:Collcctor of elephant. ( P. 10. Sri military encircla- Rivalry. balance; grass; snrenfa tpTT Northern Country. water- 12. 289. 19. 2. -fTCiro the small dagger. An Upahisad. tem- 21. Belonging A 3T3f) 1.10. sV 4. A m. with earth. a. ; g. 5. 2. 3^5 5T^ (qj Inscription of Bengal. P. 149. perament hair. : charge of seating arrangements; 3ft<MfTl*H Characterstic, bribe; Nm. Poison. 6. Misery. Krsna; f^tf^l^ in act of of Flock 3. ^_|_^: officer An pot. family of Utathya. Debt. 2. ; a Ugrascna. sfl^ui A y: 1. : 23. 1. 1. 3ft called as Kaficukin. A m. : Relating to camel. a. >: Pronounced of courtezan. q>^: The temple 7. labial sounds. ?%& A Mb. -f aftasw Prevention, counter- > afresh 4- : 31. P. 159. XXIII, - action; made Powder mercury. An officer in-charge F: The Soma 1. inhabited thickly locality. ment. up. affafM: the for Wi^rH^T /. Bathing head only. 1 1. T^'ft^Tr^: STT^T'P^fe^t Saundaryalahari. ^53ffePT 1. aftjUfadq Courageous behavi- 2. is ; 3. preliminary in which a sacred thread or metalic bangle A 2. vessel; ^ Mb. ^fe?T2. 55. 17. 3. An 297. 1. strap or pole fixed on the shoulder to carry burden; P. IV. 4. 72. }: The Balsam apple. 31 cruel. Hard, Strengthened. kind of drum. A The cloth; "far . 5. 15. 45. a ^ Mount Meru. Ram. N. of a country. A Bamboo. : ) 3. 20. A : Mb. N. of town in which V5-HWH A H frugal, group of one's food; of a N. m. throat, Younger brother; \. Lowering the voice. N. a disease of R. A A neck region. basket made of canes. fw a. ; PratijSa, on One who subsists walnut tree, its Same strength of fodder for elephants. V*TT + * The A N. of an ^rf-f-^f^ The heat due *$ The sound produced to 2. 101. Tossing a 4-tncT ball; 2. Narrate in praise. N. of a commen- on Ramayana. A L KH43'ft The presid- elephant; ing deity at cape Comorin. 1 Younger. 2. Lover. a. uneasi- F: One who rapes a 4|vj|i||ou| 1. Remaining narrative, dead. ^TTZCT gift Dust. 2. Fra- ^f3(: 7 + of a ^HTIH Asking for monthly A woman state; *rfa in her ^'iiflflwiii *n?T *<<( +*J3?T A kind of amorous ^>T+t>ciic*<'i Vatsya. cucumber. 2. 1. A A fine sort of woman. palm; T>$l+T>T: The pith of the exit of plantain. A kind 79. : to goldsmith. broc de Gold after i ^y his Sanyasin ensure the upward Up. of a the in 8. 7. 43- A cup made of One who receives his 2. VT+*ri : i T^J *rtv: N. of a plant. frrff+^rfr Hail- Water; Kau. A. 1. 20. ^>THT -f-H^HT elephant's 4 1. Bhag. 1. the life. An temple aperture on which leaks at the time of rut. 6. 7. frfq-j-ijfe: A Breaking vfa + STRW The anus of an of MH+^>4frfl plantain with a tawny stem and s^reNf: ^J^P^P^^^Hleaves; < Me. Nirvana a lives alms in his hands. door. ft skull of One who > leather. A Jf^t+WfT Closing in ftcT: the door. Happy. A Mudra from hand to mouth. VT+rt^? To hold JT + WW 2. an .Nm. . tortoise. Ks. 26. 56. Nm. . Yoga where the hands resemble the girl. 3)737 -f-7ft?*H ^ Watery. . a virgin,. only in of Covering : ness. cf. lotus-seed. orange. small lotus. . Inexplicable 1. The the lotus-eyed, Visnu. Narayaniya. N. of Durga. 2. 5. + ^W(: 1. : An v,r|i|r|j *cm husband; lover, cupid. while dice are rolled; ^T as Kavalah. kind of natural A affliction of love. painted side of a check. : A *-4<W: STfosST: Upanis:id. . confessing *MM + Tft? A mark roots. 3. f^-j-nfar? play; the on the cheek resembling a leaf. FT>T+tnfo:, ( *ft) /. The nut. Saucy sfrfrj^i^T *T grance; 5. Striking > mark of cheeks as a lover in excite- lover. aTST: Drunken. 1. The 2. 12... ment. : affects the *"6^( tary 260. 3. one's mistake. ff 2. Mb. + dl<*IH TiHV neck- born. ^fftT+^ftT /. To be very gathering very little fcir wife. younger region. which Buddha was Samans. 39. The a king in the A. D. 1st cy. which river joins the Kaveri. 34. *faw>: N. of necklace; 5. 143. Mb. kind of missile; Jack-fruit, jack-tree. : T: A : A kind of arsenic. A taunting speech. : 5. +*fadl N. of a crocodile. : characteristic of monkey; The clenched monkey; (figuratively) adament attitude. fist an +'PT'nT N. of a treatise by Varahamihira on the motion of the planets. 32 an N. of The instru- Gf: Ms. 6. 16, Bhag. An Having n. x 39. projecting Tormented. 1. Magnified, intensified. A A A f: particular A vf^T + g?dTVI watermark. ftfta The / *) ( Com. an elephant's root of aromatic resembling ginger, used in medicinal preparation +PH Ram. TI5T: 2. 13. 24. A ^H-j-srrEj: breed cross tigress and pantheon. A caste mark on the +**"**%' between indicat- ^^^ forehead; ...... fd(4 ^ Nm. A h4r<*l ftfffr, 'at Full; compound) Ri SdJM: + **m: The Pertaining to the +fa5 2. Vigorous. 1. of kind rule evolv- ed in Mimansa from out of the " Vedic negation SB. "; collyrium. 1.4. 1. ^fr-f-HJMO N. of a drama Compassonate. sin; Dirt, 3 fa4*ft Ram. *TrTH^ F5ft 1.24. 1 -j-fW !fr: ! gem. 2. A a coconut A . of vessel Kau. A. : l: old; ^STT^T A fffr^: m. water; 1. 28. 2. Niggardly. strongly addicted to. fW5T: A black sugarcane. 1. + -ffi^: circle. 1 . The diameter 2. An of a intermediate of *? (VStr) Painful to : Pus in the ear; Bhag. 2. 6. 46. 3. A Annihilation An given on the basis of the action. lute. The Karanja A kind of biid. +fffHf>T A title of honour for tree; 2. 4>nUm: The body which accumulates the results of good the best poet. and nated (as in ^to!?i ful, not being sure of; evil acts. vtrffl:/. The course effects of past action; of the t|ttl* T: The loss Oodhood + pfWH TTTSS'T: Spoiled, contami- 1. ^fej srfcnnRr due to being Kau. A. 2. 7. a. : Doubt- ^ Mb. A name Faith, religious based on Evil-looking. N. of a Purana. has attained through Venomous. a. actions. *4im$<J* 2. 12.287. 11 Subha?. absent from duty. 1. 17. artist. kind of 1. Name V^T: One who hew. manifestations; Bhag. 1. Devastating power; Bhag. 11. 9. 16. Karma. region or Upadik. W^-t-arsnw: (?^T) Ear-lobe. ^+ Another work or -l-VT^Hf^T: /. padding an elephant's T: 100. 52. 2. Partial 2. tree. fleshy of root r. MN Seizing by the neck. +VHT A 1. job. Bhag. without well Comm. an Un Janaklharana 11. A kind of VrS^+fTTCTT: at the worker; Ram. keep Si. 6. ; tail. A N 5 +'*: 49. 2. 2. shell. foetus of ten days in The 1. white mare. A panegyric employed to watch over a rice-field; ^^ miser, A A of organ action; ^trffT qnrfa Bhag. 11.3.6. 2. Traning, practice; -fVH^ f^TT: N. of a country; Ram, made out A woman by RajaSekhara. Pf^- 24.21. A tale-bearer, doer of an action. tusk. 3. A saundryalahrt. A kind of dance. A. cricket. I- *cijd: o. of kind into ing the subject. *KT* A 11. the end of a The word gauge, act; O C 11 Ma. substance an informer; pose in sexual enjoyments. on Ki. 5. 23. an re* -fc j<: A whis- secret Whispring 1. another's ears. 2. pearl. r statement vedic and perfumery. side- tower. pering in the ear. tpifsFT: a. - decision of action. , A ifa teeth. frirfaa ear-ornament. of Excretion the ear. f. 1. ^ A A of expressive 1 hip. Roasted, fried; !T: M 5 The : 2. Devi RW^THwi^n t ear; Mahatmya. 3.2. 12. 2. the of Excretion on SB. arbitrarily. ear. case; and not given reasons certain ear-ring. The passage of the nomical work. mental An astro- Ram. 2. 1. 22. confidence; 33 Anything productive of abundant good; Blue the details with reference to one plant. thing or person or deity first, then doing them with reference 5:) vitriol. The Gunja ^TfTT'T*! 1 . The art of pre2. The science of paring drugs. poisons and antedotes; Susr. T?7^; A 1. kind of tree. to a settled conforming The fa>T) fig tree. A tpTCJ-f-in^: tree. 2. a. ^>ra>-|- The 5*T capacity originality in ideas, thought, imagination. habit of the A }- white feet and face. N. of the ^jj^T: horse with author of a poet; to perform 3fr^f%3T}rf3'Tt cRRTfi|PT poets; Dhvanyaloka. ^-H5?*W The IT 2. gence, [: actual inten- day is offering C Fat; ^5T5T?|' JRfaSB. on MS. 9. 4. 22. Rubbing, Bhag. causing 7. 13. 2. A made a. North Br. S. 53. 40. Wfnf a IPT 1. The earth. 2. A sacred *i**4+^M above. ( tree attached 'T) a - The Same as LaksmI; A man despeakable prosperity of the city of 5^) The bchavioar or nature of a monkey. ^R5ftiI*T The state of a head> less trunk. hennitege where God of Love did penance. of Kamaksi ipTJT-f-f?^ N. who assumed the role of cupid producing passion in Siva. Freedum -J-+1M+K: to prepares %t BIiag. 10. 65. 29. [^W felH] Put to fellow. for perfumes. 2. 2. 11. of flight. Relating to a tortoise. j: act at one's to act, will; ^TcJFT: ^TT^rdsfef JWtsqq^t;^:: Rim. 2. FT*T+Ttfc all desires. 2. 1. The peak of The culmination N. of a Kafici; of wishes. Jfmaklharana Peeth* at Kanci in South India established by Sankara. The Goddess Durga. Vtf V -}"^5 the A wooden hammer. 1. A girdle string. r: N. of a plant used for cough. is with kind of eye- One who of ?5T a N. variety of a tample. Yellow brother : ^n^SS: desease. Cough. whose juice rice A WT+ansm: The + irnTWT A step-mother. f: when South and the robe of monks. A Kau. A. of Worth a Kakini; on state of being ^T?H+Tra^T to crows. halls to The f: death The +irH66-yH ceremony on the after N. of a tree. A construction : Prf%T: r: The touch 1. ^rfernrRTR'^rpt^FFft sr) Annapurnastaka. practically worthless. Intelli- (Vedic) Poetic skill. letters with a crow on which one should take 'PTfofoT*? 1. [: Bathing 1. tion of the poet. A within the (falling & ending with 37 starting hides; ^T^+?75T: 2- prose consonant like a crow. 10th a of N. the youngest. PrayaScitta + ?^HT bath. succession of Katyayana. romance by Ban a. of crows on seeing which one has ^>T^> ^fa+^fcTrTR Imagination of A rf^ g. 5. 5. 34. Rajataranginl. ^jfe+TTTTT just necessity; Tlie co habitation 34. 6. 5. and available bare True, proven, justiir^nf ^f%^t ^TI"!^ 3cf Ram. gram- crow in drinking is the the Following /. for fied ; sutras of 4-yig^O whatever Proficient in arts. a. of The a of ttt Turmeric plant. The Srauta- trees. f: form kinds Different flo- marian. (-gl'WT.-HWn, frf*T) N. 4>|UJHI<<M: tip of an so on. The Kuuda wer. arrow specially shaped. 8. 6. 1. Bhag. r: of rose- apple rule or qTSTfacqi^H^td standard; ^pi^-f-ijCTW kind fd to and to the second 1. 3. ^>T5^i Ka{ha 1. 16. TCI -(- 3l^WT: A month Performing all spiritual N. of a work. to the Relating rccention of the black a. Yajiuveda. 3. festival in the of Plialguna celebrating the luring of cupid by Siva 34 A T. whatever of kind A 2. for. Amorous The N The (lizard). The An *rnT3*;: l.N. of Dhrtarastra N. of a serpent. fW?ft>: N. of the author of Kamandaklya *lflri: Magic, One : A A. A body; ^Frt^HrT^ tt) Sari. poridge of +*T*ft5T: A 1. Conch. 2. The of a -l big size; 113. 4. 12. fwm: N. of Prahelda, the son of Kayadhu. H An fixes the relation The case that of a man with <( f-3Tf?TT[ rent conse- smfsftft Tirft Ram. I. 2. 58. 28. In a diffe- an context, alterative reason. 2. Instrumental cause. Causality; STSTqffSffa-Konri T A man CMte. of an intermediate 2. An oil-Woman. Mist. 3. Dead; Jfmr Bhag 10. 51. 18." tff% a. Silver or ) an of Failure One +^T?5 of four the contentments mentioned in the r: San K. A *|R*'4KT: l.N. of a celebrated Name 50. Asadha. JTIWn: m. pi. N. of a The of the A 2. first dark half of stotra attributed San- kara. VTftT^> A of N. Belonging to VT^-j-STrer: mango. Originating from Kas"i; 2. A N. of an A a variety of island. of Dhan- A - KaiSi. variety of diamonds, Kau. A. 2.11. blue lotus. Wife of vantarin. caitra. 1. school silken garment. Vlft'WI-j-fsni: The month *m*+3nftf?: of of black Yiijurveclins. flT?ft?!: A crow. on Kala to 2. Vlfclf Pertaining to time 2. N. of a serpant subdued by krsna. *>iln Belonging to a particular period. kind of insect. -|- Kala- qnwiTij: Daruka, the chario- teer of Krisna. ' a. kautha; Parvatj. %>m<>: of a Supervisor building Construction. *>I^<M: 1. \. of a country. of vege- other poets like the the authors of Nalodaya and Srutabodha. Bliairava In kind *IM Purva Vasana; Mb. ind. A table. poet and dramatist eight days *K*i (-^TfcrT quence of; zrfV Destroyer. affair. tendency subsisting from former births; 12. 211. 6. for gold- 43. 1. The medicinal plant to Resorting Sah/K. the body; the verb. +*>!<. "in a. T: Sankhya Karika; organ. f: A cular object. Vm-J-STHT'T tree 43. Dead; 'flrW-r-HTf^T (^TiTR^r) 2. 65. 16. Pursuing a parti- ^W+sn^ftR Punnaga K. ^ Ram. JCau. spear; SFFTFT Delay; 4. 33. 53. I. 'f Gruel, A Ram. 2. 3. tree. nimfefi: in is charge of industrial undertakings; Kau. A. 1. 12. *IM?r<*: T: sorcery; who the of kind of pulse. N. of a mantra to shorten the duration of time. 10.37. S"i. in his terrible destroyer : kind of betel-nut barley. dupe. cotton of Universe. thread. Niti. A deceiver, ) iM"!^** Mb. of epithet as T: A pffir^: Spirituous liquor. N. of a forest referred : 2. canarese Skanda. gastra. ; : Yama. VT^+^T: Rudra form -f*lfd* plantain tree. Delay : ^wrq^ An attendent a of state language, TTO Partaker of sensual ?3T ^FPTR pleasures; ^rRHt Kath 1- 24. on | Mb. Ram. sin; i be- haviour. 2. or 24. 20. krkalasa JHT+tfi: to in 1. among ceremony prostitutes. Agama Dust of gift desired is i: T: satisfied with A Unripe. A water snake, One who sparse food proper time. Doomed is at if funeral Mounting the fire. f>: to death. widow. A bundle A of Twigs. weight of wood. 35 The 1. A yellow A form or physical features; 2. WRTt sqT% spiest Bhag. 3. 28. +fsF^: a. Poor. 1. ( One day 3^FT) (*> SFfi^T Brahma of = 1000 \ugai). Property ; ft>jM(rIl 12. 320. . bamboo which produces sound when wind gets into it; ^ft^PT 4M^ W: ^ ^T- H -j-31 so. Born somewhere a. Often used mere bamboo *1^*HT^yf^g: Ku. 1. sense of -(- as in 8, R. *1-4++^TiT 1. Slaughter Kicaka by Bhima. 2. N. of a which an ^Pf Asana. T: N. of a plant. 1. periods called Karana. Nm. But however, -pT faff still; A ^ iFTSTrrrJTftr^Tfafa' 2. 4. 27. Not igno- ripe; A a. f%: iftfa+JnsRIT: one medicinal a. + J^: A 1. 2. man. frr*T+TT5FT A bad king. A crocodile, a shark. Whose. Of what fanjcf-f-^rR ficance is f* An t: 12. f*<W>: A 3. : of - T The orange Sounds tree. expres- dwarf. Ram.l. Calamity, fe 62. 7. 2. Fraud. sin; ^ TT: breast; Krsna Karnaairita. JW-f-^^TH The Kuhktima the breasts. A particular of planets where the 55f:+3TCCTT: is the in eighth house from Lagna. -\. Head. 1. Jiil<: ornament. 2. The 3. An number 'eight'. Lion. : An : plant elephant- rider. One who travels. astrologic.il Mars. A f^3TT:-fr?5m: orb. moon is the sun Yoga in the is (TSf^iq-:) An in which the Magha 1. A star and in the Hasta. mischcous ques- 1 i j-j-rTT: ^f^TT'T: young lady. J^: -f-|v5 tion. made 1. ftfo The m. Jackal. the sing joy. A (Tf'FT) The Kiriita tribe. T: chameleon. T | maxim A lizard, 35. member A Apamarga. unscrupulous mer- chant, Bhag, gambler. Yogic Resides in the fe^tnrg- position where the action vested in one has a reaction on another; Mbh. on P. II. 2. 6. trifle. insignificant, praised. A a. JJTR Bhag. 10. j^:-|-^nT: The breast of a mark on To be of a. a. ^fftT-f-lcT: Mars signi- Of what measure, remains handle. this to. fanjcT J-WT3T who . fa>5T-j-fWfTT slandering. Pfj*fto a. A 1. : demi-God. inferior column in only in fame. plant. ftJ^T: A of some act of fame. memory rant. An louse. : Ram. fo>T-f- a. 2. Secret murder; 2. Cruel. made Fowl's egg. STW--^ A kind of '^j}: rf- ST'^'T womb; . fate. Fire srr^: m. -f chaif" Ks. 117. 92. snake. 101. 290. 11. s. Bad m. |pJ:-|-3TT*H'T ant-hill; evil Hoving - Valour misplaced. T: on insect has fallen. doubt or ind. fti'T a marks. gpf^ + Anything a. Vte-J-SHMtf What for. One of the eleven South pole. : tf hesitation. tm recepient. 2. play. ; J+'fhT: Wrong advice. f -f-qar, z* Rag. An undeserving J+'H'T'T 5^: An A f. the of low-born. fojT in 12. Dirty water. 3T A fK l.idi: l^m: N. of the caste of palanquin carrcers. fa 3 p. (fo%fa) To know. :/. A cuckoo. Avari- Vertebra. n. A medicinal plant ? 2. cious. 12. ^TH-|- nf5T'ffr for Asthma. nails, ill-shaped or dirty nails. animal. colour. W Bad young one of any curved frontal hair. sort of blanket of the hair of the mountain- 2. The eighth Muhurta goat. 3. A of the day. daughter's, or sister's son. 4. The sun. Back door. Bhag. 10. 35. T Crooked mind; Navaratnamala. A bower. 36 A being a house-holder. connection or union. as one family. jfq ^ state of Family 3. Living 2. Provoked, Cutting. 2. Pounding. Knocking on the two sides of mark Ganda, propitiating a -of fists A spade. A small bird. Produced ^TT:-j_^?TT7 Red 'rir'T due to c. Niliikantha-Vijaya Refractive of light; To play with the. fire. : N. of a country; apt J?uaklirirana XX... A 5^5: Delicate 1. love-dalliance. 2. N. of a metre water-Jar. Kaula circle; m. ^c7+T{T*TT or dignity. A 7 syllablas in a of consisting sacrifice. 513*: A a. A circle. A golden Nadi in A small |prT4-3t<>H P. 3}Mir<*l+3T*T or a girl's apartment. pool; The DK. 12; N JHW*: 1.1. 44. of a region in the f^?:-f 3TR7? high born-lady. The of the lotuses Srngapatra, Urnavastra, Raupya, Darbha, Vatsa, Dhenu, Dau- the smell of a lotus. A SavaUa Dhenuh, Aparahnakilla, Krsna Till. dress for A R. cause ^cnTil^n: or reason 'Fftfafa^: ?JTT^ Ram. " Bhutaganas $TO: | 5^fcf, Curious, inqui- 'T uivc. having ^?T-}~^^^ m T' 1C presence : of head- A A 7 : A A acquatic plant. lie indigo plant. multi-coloured cloth. owl 10 P. . of Kau. A. carpets; kind of owl; m. +5^7^: Siva. 2. FH4MI: A To speak a lie. and sister A A Red A : 1. The -: 12. 101. 7. : 7. Bhag ffr"T: group of families. arsenic. kind of A fish. potter's wheel. l.Aserpant; Mb. 2. Elephant; ffe^ft jf^zft: of Ravana. planet hunter; jft>*!a- ST of Lavanfi- kind of wound. 11. 19. ". niche in the of variety 2. f^T^-^t 10. 47. Ms. witness; respectable 8. 194, 201. A of the atten- of a plant whose fruit and seeds arc strong pcrgativcs. sura - of The number eight. 1- The earth. 2. N. 5*>frmt Mother doctrine of the Kaulas. . J^T*? An orange. guild. mandi. T31K: disgraces (f?JHT:) The support of a family. ^3T: The chief of a J?T wall, 5T a. An *( 5^+Tnf: The 111. 101. ; 2. 74. 20. delight 2. 33. Mb. H. to one's family. women. 5*H:-f-33?r: For what n. kind J'Hi-fTfT: One dent One who 5^-fTi*R: moon. cripple in the arms. : namely, ^rhgapatra, Urnavastra, Raupyadhfitu, KuSatj-i.ia, ie. 5^:-|-rre!TT A Woman hitra. Seven Kutapas one's + a. that arc auspicious for a jracldha namely, Madhyahna, T: Family pride Conducive yW-J-TRT'T'T the distrnction of the family. Mb. 2. Malava Country. eight Kutapas JrTT !**!*** poet, A gymnasium 11. of the family. epic. 4. Mbh. on ^T a of author of Janakiharana. fmt+Hfl^nT N. of Kalidasas, mountain. of a N. Yoga. fS*l N. fnT+5T?T: Clumsy. pot; Ks. 4. 47. -T situated in One Disgracing quarter. N. of a a to names of Devi. /. 'T: One yw-J-Ji^Mill in the Pure gold. *T 91. family. author of a Dharmasistra. glory hereditary ^Tf-j-*^-^ Disgrace N. of T: The XV. clerk or officer; El. 2. 11. 10. P. A 5^+^TfrT: Silver. yrfT or Family-name surname. 3p5+3Trfte: (?T^T:) of a family. anger; dead bodies. -f by of epithet Devi. J?5 +3TTWT Kau. A. Eating ruby. angry. a. a. A : offended, An 1. folded The moon. : N. of a country. t: anger. the fore-head with as teeth arc 1 The 1. fjf*3rn,-r*nr JJT'T One whose |-^H like jafiminc. of a house. 3. ?7 servant fVmalc Medini (Ved) The ankle; 50. 2. Rv. s 37 Up to t>*i"i the ankle; boiled A mixture of and rice half2. pulse. the cas A A water-wheel. A mast; sfpjft 'ft^T- Smrti. a. A udumbara wood used for counting the number of Samans in a Stotia; 1^ Nm. A Kua handful of grass. 1. f^+^t^H location of a well. on scat a a. t>ci|=W particular ^4-^-fT^ft The 12th day in the Sukla Paksa of Pausa 3. : Descendants of Kusika. Wanting, longing A Cavity of the loin. N. of a ritual ftT: before performed any major A fgT+yT: tree full *' J^HMlH Produces flowers or 2. /. Juggling. Hypocrisy. An : : lunar interior The window. last month when on MS. day of the the moon The 1- 2. MS. Indian H )8. A kind of vow. expiatory $r*W An instrument of an Mb. architect; A A MS. what J: his guests a. One who keeps short of food; Mb. 12. 8.24. ^T-r-*nf : One whose cattle is is half- fed. Angry, annoyed. Spotted antilope. a. on fTT+amTT: (m'R:, fn^:) Ex- fT5T+H?iT: ? case; SB. 6.8. 42. tremely kind. Married. Spoiling 194. 6. consideration of 10. 2.49.; done. moon. 1. small knife. fT5T+3ri?rfa -)-?cIcft4 a. Rendered accessible or easy; Ki. 2. 3. fl- Undergoing austerity. One whose servants are under-fed. A Grateful; To inauspicious cannon. scratch. kind of sparrow. noise. Bhag. A counteract coin; 4. 9. 8. ffcT-| TT^: who One treate MS. 6. 1. 52. A trick. T: A faked ^H-?nftiK: done document. The Sun entering another Rail when half the 2. over. One who purificatory TrT3cT (Pres-p) a. +fnwr rites. nut used 4. 7, 1. for A sudra. 2. The dhoby-maiks; Mb. 12.291. 10. One who has done; fKT'JRftr f^fsPT Ku. on agriculture. has Prepared, got ready. i: is iill 1. A ^5:) :( is shaven. SB. on night Penance lasting a. 1 r 10. 5. Calamity. New An ^ some hypothetical Enjoining fKT-j-^^ (^TPC'T) is already done; redundent; ^Rf^fr ff f^f^TTq'^: PTI^T SB. on : Cuckoo. sorcery. 6. 2. 27. R : fToS-f 3 for six days only. * a. 5 fr^5+id1HH 4. 2. 6. which has is and hence purpose its is invisible. 5JJ+1^ up; what N. of a plant. 1. take Ram. 1. partridge. of the five Pranas. f^ dicorates with flowers. : One not capable of yielding further service, g^r fcrm: 5T5: SB. bee; ch. 4. 24. Ram. Ms. 5T5T: .Ttflr +?>H Magic, + ^fIT'4 That served A gather or for; A saw. A kind of + To of blossom. part of the lute. of a work 55T+3T3rf?5: N. by Udayanacarya. musical instrument. The lower religious function. : : 2. like atortoise. Shaped Having any Having any request. 7.92. 15. N. of a Purana. T: has not 1. business. 2. month. Laksmi. rule, finished his assignment. carriage. A One who a. ?fa-f-5TT ^^TR'T The The m. precept. : Goddess JST of (Distinguishing l?rT+farfa: The ^4+3TTCFfl7 yogic pose. state between) what can be done and what should not be. 1. ^T: +PTWT Badlimbed. 2. piece of : DK. : B.xd. 1. The (^R^r:) Well-digger. 5?^>: N. of the Commentator Manu square number, being accomplished by exertion. (TT*nP7) kind of disease. on A : The 1. $<-m<<: Counterfeit gold. root or pore in fpT Sat. Br. 12. -T ^ -j-$WTT of N. the river Yamuna. : A kind of gram. 38 The 1. ft:/. a black antelope. cloud; 6.9. ^7'j|-cyfcjj(m skin of A 2. black Mb. cf>ou|| 4. contempt; R. H, A fx<JT -f HT<7: kind horse of The 12th day $*T rffwrft the dark half of Asfidha. in 2. growth of hair. the hair. whose glory is +537 Caus. A purpose; to Mbh. on receive, 'fEWT^Tl'T Ram. ffrft accept; To 2. 91. 63. %5^^ ( portion of Jambudvlpa. +%1PC: N. of a Raga *T referring the seventh and tenth commentary on Mahabhasya. A kind of honey or Indian : : Philosophy. Pertaining to only one of the varieties of inference according to Nyaya tn. theory. \"Jaina)I ( One who has attained the highest mander of a sptfe+jjta numbers; qtm: Ram. i One who ifrST+^rrfM dresses the hair. knot of the hair. H Keeping P: A Jain the hair. ascetic. Shaving the hair. Out ind. of a of curiosity. of a N. 1. Sama Veda. school A 2. of brahmin belonging to this Sakha. 4-^TT^ N. of the principal ^f ST. Bhag. %3: ST^TT ^TR 3. 6. 1. A of a section up-bringing of children. A 51. 3. vertical circle to vow of absti- nence. 1J>Km- A demon. SfWfa: 1. Siva. 4. Fire. 5. 2. Wind. one engaged in penance. The ^te+Tft: doctrine of the Kaulas. : be a Sudra. A potter. N weaver's wife. resin, Guggula. Wife of Agastya. , kind of date. covered with buds; a. Nai. N. of a Barhmana 3. 121. fruit A 1. 4>|<4i1 Mana 9^486. Ibid. fort; A Kuja or Silk. a lady by pulling by her hairs. %5T +KM A kind of sugarcane. of sacri- extending from the North-east to South-west or vice versa. *V^r*K: A Ksatriya cursed know- Insulting tj ^rteznTcTC% by a Brahmin 1. 1 to medical work dealing with the kind ^014-^^ A 2. N. of a sage. ^ 5. of variety profession com- Inumerable, in large -f Ptft: A JH^^'IHN The STVpinT a': fort. A i. female pimp. ficial offering. ledge. I The TK:) ( 10 Mars. creation; fTToT A quarrel in jest. *T A pleasure-pond. H A pleasure-grove. A school of -j-%^f?FTX Relating N. of a metre. : ^: %^H-j-o!lf?r^ftf>'T Kau. A. 3f?ta : red water-lily; A n. carpets; fox. The G. marian. the in Tlie \vood-pigeon. : Mb. N. of a Prakrit gram- T: Being Ks. 30. 78. %T^ -f STTcW *T ( ftT^PcT, Names of works. ? SffaTfr man- lunar sions. %5T ^TgrfcT a fourth, first, + Ft(pff want of age. A variety of rice. An astrological term to n. 4. 3. ^5ltT-f-^TCT a. young surround, enclose; iT ^Tsifa Reason, purpose. N. of a grammarian ^TynTffT Hair. 32. liquor. in music. R: Ks. To ^nfaTTftpnft wrote ?TpJ5 treasury; 24. 133. 4^ who ^t 7. 8. Raj-T. in filaments. 1. i ratifica- the lioness. P. Patanjali's TTWn The western : to drink of supplied tion of a treaty of peace; : Rich : be be sung. mark a as gram- Stuck up in 2. (f^-3T4) to Fit . which in cup Black scandal. Mercuric sulphate. earth. 1. Black ^ct'fteT; ^ftcf'T a of N. Conducive 1. Gun powder. praised; one 3. 56. A 3. A a. W-itermelon. TT mark of marian. %5T with black pa)ate. the Holding ? braid of another as a or kind of village; 2. A kind of 10. material 41. 3. Some -J-liteT: lotus. 2. A The 4-*1f3H pericarp of a piece of meat. A twist of hair on horse's neck. : employed in the foundation-pit. 1 . text- ^: A lark. Something that sub- serves the purpose of a sacrifice; SB. on MS. 4. 1. 2. 39 The H of a fruit sacrifice. To To be A. Soiled. a. rf To 10 P. (sppizifa) ing speak ; Mu. ^T, Various modes of of etc. ftrai mind chanting /. in l: In ind. regular A literary desserta- a. : A \. V&dic injunction enjoining a duty, 2. Useful for some purpose; arfq continual The KU. jffui cooking. One of the WJT-J-TW: four A who and : buys sells it thing cooked Taking Bhag i'ld. ; :) One who fwi-r-f'T^il a. or resolves quickly; The science A vowels to A kind of measure A play-ground. - A N. of the mystic syllable f^ ^ ^. 2. N. of the 59th year in a cycle (Also A measure of ra: time rule; S..B. 48 minutes. a. Harsh, Mv. In jarring 1. a To clasp, 35. formidable a. embrace. Belonging to a Relating to the Den. A MS milk; sffTFTfa P. VII. 1. 51. Mimarhsa 6. 4. * 17-21. P. To TITf^: desire Mbh To jump, 9 U. on (also 5 cf. P.) Jaina concept of complete annihilation desire of being active. of the A A T: A lunar WH+fafa: (ar?:) the with not begining day hog. Varaha : OT-fmH: A *F*Jmn) month in which two Sankrantis occur and which is not auspi; cious for any (also rituals. father's brother. kind of measure of length. Sun-rise. earth. to on OT + simm: A Gruel, ferocious. The earth. 2. Sleep. upon milk Living -r-3frt*T ; manner. a. The Burning, burnt. called krodhana) +^51: 1. Ks. in consequence of a vow. STt^PTfa ffT/. milk-pot; 188. Mfa salt A T petre. or Inspissated milk. of (similarly by boatman. Fresh butter. substances. Affected 1. A -^rTTT 63. Sport. : collection medicinal eight semi-vowels. its : -f'Pt'JT 1. Avatar a. praise seeking Ms. ,7. 179. \ kind of fWT + sfr*: m. Sandhi produced by changing the first of two Concurrent Terrestrial (Vedic). in music. Low-borm. Exposure of a secret drama). (in pardon. 5. 26. 32. equal to : decides Begging pardon. matter for a play-thing 2. in gaurd. a Unanswerable ftif^+^tKH auspicious of warfare. p. 27. ^TPWaTT add. Death. A at dicay, : a rate ; Danasagara, higher Bibliothica indica 274. Face I, of state speech. Blood. twfcWfiM One. To things a moment. types of Tantras. The +f 2. doctrine of An -f-?fatT a child during emaciation, weakness. 64. 51. 1. moment. : a lower rate ; (Buddhist). 5. 33. the Touching like (as fcfNdl resolution of decay 1 inhabitant delivery). Half a moment. construction. the y^?TftT>TT^ft + PT^ An ftrfH-t-^^RT: Mb. T: 1. 5. like of the earth. earth Decision, A tion; Bri. S. particular TT|: 5. fSTfo state spirituous liquor, manner. at Ram. Yoga. Sound. Hot. vedas. 'fiT+jft'TH A ftTfasmT earth; Bothersome, tedious. Successive. ffjffi 13. 7G. 10- P.-itiunt remov- Dispelling, 20. 3. clearly. -f Prosperity; Mb. confused. grieve. TO +ffa: spirited. 1. <s(T? 2. Languid, low- a. >: 2. A 1. Leopard. One who disregards. kind of arrow. -f-Wfa: piece. 3. 1. A drop. 2. A Multiplication. lump, 40 Re- moving hunger. 5T'? To jump. (See ^ also). 5TT-I-TWW Any star" that is A of the tent. a. Kashmirian of author the Brhat Katha poet a N. of T^ T-j-*r Minuteness. A 14. built strongly Jack-ass. . or (blast 3TZR?fa '3TFT5T: Bhag. ; The ^T^; Having a rough a. Kau. A.2. horizon. rf 1. 11. A observed in month by ladies. 1 3. The Parvati. 2. Laksmi. The 4. ^ ^T earth. m: Enm. The name 3. of a Yogic Siddhi by which one *JWT cf. speech; can fly; 2. Valour. ^-f?rK at A the sky; a sarcastic reference as on the bank in combines the characteristics of a an 4rnPT'ra$f%: wftwt A medicine given I as Same appetiser. A :: of a c^ sword; vow STT'T an extremely delicate or task. buted to The art of wield- a. continent : The : moon; Vedapa- A 5TTH: measure in music. ^frjf;: ^T ; work irritated ^fTf^ftTTKTTq': fel^m ^fr Mbh. a. on P. 1. One who brok>n a vow. : ^ A kind of Same as N. of a fish. T. particular breed of considered as superior; 1. 1. has A hollow bamboo. A village. A particular disease on n: >: pulse. of T Raj. Practice; ti T^cT Mb. 12. 6:. 9. TTCWRiT The relative height The surface -f-*1"3W7: or table- land of a mountain. : r. :" Krishna. A . . thief; 1 . 2. T" Avimaraka A kind f philosophic dogma; fa^T: WTfa^TfoTnT Bhag. 11. 16. 24. leader of the 6. 36. the hoof of an animal. -fWrf%: N. A : of the structures. Salihotra App. 11.7. ^^Tr^TTO An kind army; Ram. 2. 81. 12. *TT;T frf^>T Reckoner; A pillow. 2. ^T -}- *cf H;?V?fa: N. of a work by Vardhamana on the gramatiT1 -j-^??5^f 3. Bc.ms. A A 1. cal Ganas. 55I: : <S^?i(: N. of a on logic by Hars.i. trachc.i Nag. 5TfWSf7 =? Nm. rides on an One who of water vessel. Insulted; crescent dastava, j ^ attri- m. N. of Siva. ing a sward. A Verse 3. ^ 3TPSPT elephant. nJJ^r: Narayana Bhattatiri. a. Having sediment. ^fe^ WirT-r-faOT *a*s as 2. capturing a wild elephant; T^T- ^;^5 f nftff a. seat or bed-stead. The blade sexual pose. and a town. village which a particular The process of tied is elephant residential locality of a river which creeper; 1. T: Anything rendered 4-^ste: of a Ram4. 12. 39. A post to not small. a. be looking. not insignificant; a. to Bhadrapada Pretending to be observing; wilfully over- N. dwarfish. ^4-^f% One who gazes not Harshness. ^fifcT Ks. 20. 105. Silk. 1. vow the TH-r-fajftfiTfiT a. Sugar preparation. Gocoanut kernal. ..Janaklharana XVI-52. r. sur- A kind of alphabet. . she-elephant wild elephant; used to entise a 16. face (used in the case of a pearl) horse. A laf-f-Tf'RiT Hot a. 7th day in the bright half of Vai^Ik.ha. iron. wind) manjaree. H: Sky-scraping (same as Crocodile. a. cf. Enm. Absurdity; trash. T: evil. minute of the Visnu 2. r A i Siva. 1. T^: sftTrcT^tPT: Worsening an ^+^>3^*T A 5?-' +n 5ftrft the sixty years cycle. ecliptic. Wr cloud. : ecliptic. 5T^+fr5*?n A pond. N. of the 25th year of 'S degree 2. A auspicious for shaving. Ore-f-3T5T: Smoke. 5: 1. 2. of liquor. N. of the brother of N. of Kubera. 3. A 41 weapon; ^ Nm. fr ^ /. Speech; m: Bhag. II. : *rfe: a stock to belonging quality; *r^: *TT--'Erj Sak. An having pretentious pTrfKT +Twm: -f-Tf'T ^nsr: frcnft ^c^F The and The ^ST?!TIFT future; Ram. 7. Mb. A More grass, tightly, intensely. A m. ff /. \fusta 1. More 2. frog. kind of Indian : 13. The job of an 3TSTTJ& JTTTPmrfa- accountant; T: Kau. A. A 51. 23. A 2. 7. >: Having thoughts to. Tfl+*W Without any Spasmodic sen- f-%6Z'friT diffi- Having the means A Mb. 12. 286. 7. A 'T ing; ^T3f: Bhag. The bodice. ^^qiT^ 5ratf% >Tnr: A A TRnTt-J-tfTT: An astronomical A midwjfe; Ks. 2. multiplier. A 'TT-f'fttV I. tion. ntf-f-wgwr The pit ing the foundation. +T>W>T*: Birth contain- from the of. or contami- nation in the interior. Tfft TH5JK: a. -fnw: 1. A kind of variety of grass. 3. Dignity. Enm. duties of a cf. fipff: to secondary something else; SB. on MS. 4. A statemant 1. Knowledge 1 . 3. arguments. A 'TT-f-f^N': special charac- teristic. External organs, mind and A N a. 36. of Concealed wealth. teacher. 2. in ^ purda. Initiation Advice by a by the . elders or teachers. chalk. Swallowing; Bhag. 10. 13. 31. 1. 'T'5-|-3*I?5T: : T K. piles. A woman 6. 15. 2. Sari". collection Bed-room. Coward, fish. A meritorious qualities. 'T3'-|-f?nf*T: A condition of the N +frTTT Praise (Ved). of Siva; Bhag. flfT+T: Red ego; ^ sense fr from 57 com. : attri- buting a secondary sense. 2. A statement contradicting other fif^l ^rssrar hearing Mb. Intellect; 2. res- TT sprr ^rnr Si status of being anus due to 1. is The Hfl^: householder. -ffTT who plendent with hergood qualities; equipose. The ?: TH-r-?mH: Laying the founda- dirt kind of musi- carrot. 34. Any lady 'TT-)-f^'?T^T: Generosity. The Math.) (in grass. : tf*r*>t A cal scale. +TTftjfa kind of ipT+tnfj^PT womb of A by Garga. T5T^*T the science kind of intoxi-j-TT^rft 1 cant. 2. vein in the left eye. 8. 7. 34. T'f-f-Hf^T treatise the nrisicology. . of 3.1. music; theory of music; an Isolating other aspects T T -f ^TTT /. Attributing a figurative sense while interpreting a sentence. -j-'TT^t?: of fine-art a musket. TTTsfaT f^ 'TTTPT: kind of horse. Knowing; understand- throw a Padartha. culty. +TRTTrT to Savfigdhara a. attribute from rhinoceros. sation. rifle, pill; : directed 'Y'-shapcd 1. -fTHT^TT: chess. *nfFwTJT +T3WrW A A 'T T^fe"T3^^cf ind. (Narration of the) Kinnara. to be sung. with a string used 'TT -(-ft'TTn' 1. A parti- stick earth. 68. 45. closely. 1. 2. im- is -fT^^frcT Absorbed; zrr^^f cular Raga. past The --f-T^f^ 2. A Saman r: for fit stones at birds. for; '(TFm:) third note in music. place which A m. 'fta-f-TTtF?^ cr A name Ram. 1. 24. 29. TTf 4-^** Castor-oil. *ffa-^-7'EH^ An epic musical recitation. 18. TR PtJTT Cv N. of a lyrical iT work by Jayadcva. Ayanam; 15TSB. on MS. 8. W. T^TTznt passable. -f-lfN Bearing only the c^TTT ftrRr ritual sacrificial consi- it, dered as superior in quality. T; 5Tf> frfa*>T a. Female attendent who prepares perfumes and sandal pastes. of; kind of gem. of a Satrayaga -f-T!T called Gavam elephant with a sweet smell about IN. lasting for a year. 1. fjffcT'T A itSTfW: A 12. 19. Similar in T: fTJT- T3: m. a Guru. academy A peacock. 1. The 2. A residence of residential where teachers and 42 pupils live d "/ l/g<:fher;-4OT' of .-.. i . The 2- ; .! H sign or Kaii UTW: ''"<* wife' Tltink'nt'4 of of - importance, MM The Jiiw, citron. To br r"j'-'.tf'i) t// A , n elder; fata *p% TTWf RAiri. 2, 115. ff: f TO iff l'>. h 'f ..trl Mar.trajTWTT [raPni Mb, I',', Mb, ',, /!,'.( -/( -f^rrf^: Tlii )<"a/l village ; Mk, 2. tbr l>;tv;m<;nt of -i a I',. 1. The tea/;her*walth, Tic: i'/n A a of satimi j>la;irt in I f-wifinftN. of ft MJT^5 Maintenance of a in^ for )'<: 3, it ... i\ I j>ri'xl i, r'/ni'!:r*:J snfo^ 'l// 1 A a M A An Kiwi *. iv,l.it ! of lrpMy. -,i A 1|Tl A Up. domoitic work I'jrj. A /n.intr.i : ', | i,. A 1, ' ' >>' "I the A 2, A ll ;;'! I; A .'n '/f itroni of ,\. m.iinaka tic- ' in', n| . 'I"/W. III- ..; ih' ',1 Arnf: wri | ,i-, v, ' n-fWf" | .,) rlth li.ilU, N, i TTfa: ft ph". . of figure! ',1 '/ . '"'I '' >cy, VM- 'iff li onj(. tW: (Ved) t J|(fj{.| ; 7 / 17. . V.ii - tl.' i 12, . Hi-, or , ; t. t ;'li''iiMU tipuUte , ; I 12. after I AK A : ; bo.iv:Ji-,l'I ritual, tli/tt abouicl- pla/, - fivet. : Mb, WH* f 'f. ^ A i; Ke same origir, like the <xw in- 2, ,. or l'.an .-iiu'.li 1. 13. W "Tt*?^ above. o 1 Tnt^t a Swceper'W- . cow*f tii^ na'TTa-arv A -r-^fT Perceptible f: I, ^"- e I' ffT^ (V<xl) ifi herbs. it/;li;n-;; whi/.h day wi' < a as 6. 4t, 4, -;n A : a the buudiog. ) quarter-elephant; r-elephan 4 'i *:: n\ ^if; K' -/w, poisoi 1>T of kii'/wn ft ft^ 10 ued a* 2, 4. musical out m;<'l-, ';ilw> Mb. A f-fwnfr: trururnt ', *: I'-, ft-f-WW ft home-pillar; 1 D6iv4 grai. i*c, . ;; White -r-^lWW*T a | zigzag Mb in wretlin^; *, ^W A a, : ' ' called uke, to abv/it/, tirriilate, I The gem ; to Sagittarius or i,e, Jupiter Pi*.' to sd/e, receive, *!*" To A, 10 tay A'1-..-iii' ;).,!, it-, ,il,,n'- lit- ;i>, ,uii;u.i|. N. ol f.tmou ll,r wni" Name a ol : ui'isi'.al . ( I tfVt ri i '. MM !,.,,, 1* -I j .- fT: |' , i v;i -. a^' ; T/. ft much | (1 T^Tf li' ;jni.fiif n-, I. V< .'<; CM. ,,;,,,! i" (, ,.... | ), .. in..,, J'.r.,|, ..,,.,. ., PInlnJ Ar.,,,.,, in-, in, waint. i, ij,, found n, il,i I. i,.,)., of liri a^uHti- I'-va ':;iit.iny4 n, ,ii,,t |ft^ l.N. ora kiihfttmya, y An of tvtt N, nUtva. 'i. N, aii'l perforn I, i, 'I n. Slrriilrr in "'I, ,,l 4-An|f; '/( A ,-Wf: ,, , N '; |. !. milk N. ol " loo A * : t: I ,N "f ., rivei A't-^-jin A :;,; '- .I,-/., (' i ' ili<- -ltd -I.,-/ Pakfa. ,' i igim .,,, iii-' to f Qukyak&i -fwPH: IK; in grof*f fV*H lf*t A cymbal 2. \illi; > vt <|ui* nM W* Au I. Nll) '- \1. uiiiir Ci r- , >JIJ^) *l '. 111 Tn ,ii Mill I'l,' III. 100 13 vl,i i ! |.|Ull'l I i , !>f nrtfl | K.iiu ll'l MOI..V |>l ilixM|iir.l ; K III "i.i < s, v x itructu I I'ln 1 IN i\ i I of M. il ,v ,i v i . K.I. ; i-l I I . A S;vvios ol'livi '>ut v*l' \\v vvln\vl p : - QtafN i | n' i u .1,11 ,7. i M li- l'llllll,' \ I, M: . 'mow, i'. % iK'i; 2. Ml 1 | I. Rv-l iviii.Mi I. |ivtn Mm,I Sliivi \ wrow flfiw ^-ftafif: I . .i .1 .\ 4-^4^ A m M!ff: Tin- i ..|> lIvMlt >,', : tin- w.u\ t' fai*i Mb. |WI*<Wl , Hum IV-p-u 1. . a$ *d in ll li iii o\tor.i,\l ' >(' tlioir \\-lili lloihn; .'I ' ! I'll-' 'rft'f-f-JJlff^ w,U III" K smniii fl$: ( H'ii\ ipc, 6. 26. A3, u'tvvl; Tlio I A 2. 2. him "I, . JW^ I . n. I -H.I. i I Vc. ; i kiml ot\i,vl. A bo : wild thU-k in \ <>.V v A C: ; - W A in. ' ' \ ; lvuii;t 7. 47, f*W) pin A \ l>.'lt, I N. |l"lll>, U ll it il til Wftft .in *f i I'u-l ..I ii-:. Hi, MI, Ini WC: A \ i ; i-i iii'i'i*. i> i \ lu-in.- in nil- 2, A. rmui. C N. of A TAnhi.- W-f-^fH^>Tf:-l!Wf^ i' V-TW: I- |- A K,>. kuvl .iK. in,l i : A w4-"^ I'lir U{[-fffT: inn N, \ll. ; ... 1 "i k \\ ii'Miiii-.il Mtxliui I, mm* i M "i k. ''I c\ ih |.i, ,1 '\ , i A |-^fT plate or ^Jf stun k ii.m HJ, i VW HtM.^JW'l: I. 4-VIQ (I I'lir I" Ml Ilk .iii.l. li lift*! II .ll 1 I . "'M- I'll' irpn I , i-, pi. lip-..'.! A A : vill.i K .11 up. - t|i ii llu il> mi K ul "I In I uli' '.I i"nii i I UltOltVI p'i "in > I i" til I VI .1 M j-nr-nn i y i i '.niiu H, rin .11 > ,i ,-.i mi ii i.i :'l"'l ; S nl 'l"'M|.1 Nnt A ^ iii|iu null-; '|,')'l i\ill'iN > HI. . f ; | l 8N .1 K.ik< ,i .mi,) mp 1. 1 in, i;i i > \\\{ ( li-'i i I, I ' ' >-i. ,,.,;. i,;i-'.l-'HH ..i Ml; I i( il. I,, , MI M ilmui ili,' i,, ,1.1,1, il. I .v "I "I-"' ' ill.ll i ,.!,< lip. T'WTT! ; Nm .. l. > \V ilkui", 'ir^l | i i mum um I'll. HhtV: Tlif ll.MII ill. \ M^ Ml, ; ,1 v ' ' ! " " M.I. pi. nn MVkii. . K I I ' 1 .il ' i>> i, ,i H ktlon K.-. ^ '" | Ml.'*l -)-iirm: \u I ..r i .11 A i'M'i'1 in in gin 1 I . UPI "i I I n\ III! Ill, I :: i i ; K im N. i ' U l'"'l'. pi", iftn: , , qm+TC i-iiliiun "' 1 I ,,,p 1'ln- ' rii Si.iulu-,1 r.'iuuli-d *l: i : ; - i\.,.,i |J I Q !' i 'I -I ' ; vr Ini ii ,i 1 'i U'll trot* ; \ mll4: , eloek I. ljf|[W T">. '.1... ^ \\t\\ Dttrrhc i" ;. i. I'-H" lli.il ItOfl il.-i . ||.:|l| l|| MM ,- v,ll A JITfft: walk-. Mil *ffW^ ( 'I I, i i .in, , \ An : I M I'lMMl , |>. i, '! ' i-.urii Illll.- ; 'ill.H il." pi kOttGI "I I 1 v i ' . Iv >P ; ' Ul|jill|{ tllP | Mli 1. , ,.1111, "'. I ' M'1<"(_|1 M.V Ml 44 Smeared a. with archery consisting of four parts i'/<.. ghee. A variety of horse tJS+ir^: the of ghee. smell having HTSR ^a+STTST:, 1 Drinking ? ghee. a. ^T-J-'^T with Sprinkled ghee. Butter. g: Sense of shame. tfsJT, tJ^TTrJ: Bashful; A ^RT, 2. an (of 5RT: Rv. 8, 5. 38. N. of Vismi having 'RJT-I-H'T: taken the four forms of Sanaka, central India Bri. S. 14. Sanatana Sanandana, Sanat Kumara. and A four 13** Sandal paste; drt: Bhoja Carita. one's Blowing nose. TlT^fa>: of a river. of N. /. the of duck; of the Jainas. Upanga ^ff:+!TTflR: A -f-*5I a. (=3RSr) Having eyes like those of a cakora bird; having beautiful eyes; SH^TR 10. 3. 49. :, the spoke M A lever mecha^*H-4- 3'* | nism to hurl stones at a distance. WVT + f5*ft N. of the Jaina goddess of learning. A thunder cloud. month 5. BK. A fro; T: Den. 4. soup To move ind. ^TTJT^r^- f%r( : Mb. i 51.27. 14. Preserved in the heart; to fat In all the ^T + I^J raised square The science of The Lord N. 9' 31. of the -dMMHH A of 5. 30. 7. foot-rest. A book dealing ciTj[: with the Sakhas of the Vedas. ^^TIT The noise fa^ heart; zodiacs Mb. rules of celcbacy; - 14. 118. 32. 10. 14. 11. Mesa, Karka, Tula and Makara. of one of the +THC*>: N. founders of Indian medicine and auother of Caraka Samhita. -f^T"nj Studying under strict four directions, A prepared Knowledge; Siva. B. 9. 51. Wind; Bhag. A kind of horse with four curls on the fore head. pedestal; A 10. particular type ^^"ji ^TWTfcr Mb. comming; 1. T: Bv. 8J. 99. W^T-l-ftlW: bastior; of the of (Modem Bhagalpur). A 7% : *g capital eight 3. 10. 7. Wise, Gesticulating P. f (4>|t6H follower 5. a. *T river have burst The 287. cf arrow. *??5il Bhag. T :: lew-fJW: the is Punishment; in fourth. WWiHT An eye-ointment. a. Sasthi A -j-^ra[fa>: from tamarind. AngadcSa kind Carvaka school of philosophy. of Bhadrapada. f. A 2. which Kau. A 1. where pilgrimage Sarasvati is said to qMi swan. road cubits broad; f^fec^ Av. 10. 1. : rian king. Raj. T. A 1. ^Htxj^cW The hymn containing ^ % repeated at every step. ^rm:-fT^r. N. of a place of : N. of a Kashmi- four ^i^T ^ ^TTt ^ftfr: Nm. The Priyala trie. A T: (TIT) The of a wheel. indecently; The Sukla aftffV/. Si. 6. 48. : the Possessing upto the : terrace. on medicine; SusV. Introd. ^IT /. A cow; SB. on MS. and a. earth ^SZ: N. of an ancient author : kind of collyrium. pillow. cattle-drum. f: sixth A A whole fish. oceans. A Suns' heat. (Ved) Nostril : kind of in people The Indian cuckoo. *I t: : A -: of a N. snTT^fT: : with stool . ST'fl: -"CU"!! srf^Tcft nave of a wheel. jr'fl, warrior using The chariot) A and grinding beak a (In rag. (N'edic) namely, feet. miller; a The tffTT owl}: ^(t^: 58. 5. i. :; A : leather -armour; stone. - gnashing the teeth; I ^T4-*Tr: One who has performed the four major sacrifices -f +tjFH SRftT arid sricf^TT produced by Si. 10. 28. l: Mb. 3. 1. 263. A mental 10. 2. organ; 3=^PpfoT Bhag Meditation; T. Ar. 3. 1. facT funeral a. A %fsp?TRT'T zf G. N%: 1. pyre; 16. mood; sense f^rTT 48. 3. ^ ^reWPJ Pertaining to the ftfrq'TT^'^nr^' Rain. G. 58. 11. 45 A A lotus; q^ 'TW^^ A : A Nm. I An ^^te>^ term refering dation pit; to the ? of variety large fish. A foun- i-H^jf (Ved). Kamikagama 31. 74. of healing medicines; (In Mimamsa) The category called ApUrva; ^t^^JT5^T: $B. on MS. 7. 1. 7. Irritation A wonder f: Ki in- 1. Vikritis in A i. from Curna Kan. A. 2. 11. pearl N. o T: To of A veclic umbe- an as ^ festival; -\ So ind. as to fail; a. Ruining (also An . 3. 18.26. A kind of disputation involving perverted arguments. -f-OTH A Sanskrit version of a -fSW: ^:) ^T^riTT 5rmffT^pr: Space; Division; Kau. A. 2. Bhag. Sky; Bhag. 12. -|-B3T*T 3. One 26. the 2. 34. 2. 3. 5. 64. D"tavakyam. 2. lediciil treatment; 5. 64. fulcrum of A SfrrfhT: Hfr 9. 49. 3. the thrice A +3TI?y^it| kind of tree; 8. 2." 19. of an Kasmir; f^RiWfr^ Agrahara in ^ sntftWT ^ 90. iTHTtT: "N. ffTJT^ T. Raj. 1. 1 An Mahabharata. . ^TTf^eff ^=ff 5fJTJT?t7^; Ml). ^ft Hailing Victory; 7. of the epithet 1. li* 1. sqw 9. 1. snJfa^T ^ 23. 3. Victory and defeat. 16. " : a Conquering, victorious; balance. sergical Praise-worthy; treacherous man; * operations in the Ayurveda. 5S: A kind of animal; Bri. S. 86, 37. A ?rftT- 4. 30. of 1. 1. meat-gifts; ibid. Ram. : 1. Mb decay me Daksinas +3ff: a. 20. Prakrit text. R N. of a Raksasa Possessing knowof ledge medicine; ?Rf ^ ^nrf?cf PT Dowry. Causing 1. which In 2. (generally in Ravana's army. sr^THTKf^ destruction. epidemic. ascetic 5|tt![-r-HlfvM WIC<>K: Ruin, N. of Paragurfuna. ^fl^'^R; Mb. r Bhag. used in stl^t king ^r^TT'T given; Coin, on folpr^TTfaciT^fiW Mb. 3. 291. 70. 3. Rich in 21. 3. 2. a of Oxydizing of metals of a king Subduing men; sfq^rsft Rv. *iw%i SfTcT e<. N. a. An vaj. in the ch. up. *T 2. a. 4/ Ever- a. Sovereignty; scholar supposed to be the JanaSrayi chhando viciti. 5H:-(-l?T: A rumour. 3]%% birth; 5. 60. 9. 3. is dynasty author of Nm. ^TO^TT -3 Ks. 12. 103. mentioned method of Tlie title : sfq- eight Visnukundin the take 9. -10. chanting. rella. A 1. TRTT?!TO alT'I'ijRT: the which a vcdic text + HTm: 74. 1. To Mb. rfe: /. hail storm. STJT-f ewT: of a Sage. use liberation; Bu. ch. Rv. foot-path. Taking to heals. Proficient in the Jata ^'R horoscope. of birth, The end T: Pane. fire; 6. river in Kerala, A ^ncT^i^^iiT nourishing 18. 3. One : Rv. ruler; A A : Qiiickness, sr^tRr 31Tt . recited. Sacred 'JfcT-f arfrr: (Vcd,) 3ttf?T$ro: Ram. 3Tf7TT- vVed.) A H 20. 15. 66. kagama 4. 21. Possessed " 4. Tmfa^ 7. 34. 9. wound. habited by weavers; ; l: : N. of a demon. A suburban town of the Universe; T^TT'ff ^ Tr^^TT a in speed S unhita. (also FT?T+ f^T*T : of appellation Sankara Bhag.ivatpada. 5nTtT+^fe^>T N. of a commentory (by Bhattdtpala) on Brahma Cricket A3. 1. n. An !^: Sri Cinamon. A 1 rye-disease. vault of the Rv. warbling of An -V^f'?: T Onomatopiac birds. J: hailstoiu:. barren cow. The kind of horse with a big curl on the neck. cut, a scratch. i^: Bri. a. Supporting; Rv. 10. 106. 6. (Ved) T: : Rainy season. Water-fall. |-(jFrf exercised -| fsTcT: his An S. 17. 10. One who has mind. instrument for levelling or smoothing ploughed Food : for Durga ground. of a people; (pi.) N. 6. J. 59. fafc^f;: Mb. ( Not n. ^I^FJm c. N. lazy; M.ule crooked, bent; in (as ) A 82. 1 1. ledge N. 1. Bhfig. of a goddess 2. looking after the new-born. N. of a plant. fall STT'T'T-}"'^ Ram. T; The SJlfara*? 2. 20. 47. 1. deed; 42. 7. Old I (Ved.) Old; Rv. in Planet mercury Nra. ; Uttering nonsense; TJ'T:; Rv. 6 59. 4. +!TT stick. A 1. 2. kind The of 2. >. ^fafa: rWWaw N. 2. 23. later version of Bhagavata. N. of a later version ofBhurata. ^fafa: j -f-STl'ST schools of of a. Belonging composed by H ind. Rv. of VarunT, (as in jftcfinff ) =kcrp or quiet. a. person TI Bora uf a known ; 'Jf^TO A low-born hfanmwqi]^ ^ V;T box for Bull. 2. 4. Gurgling N. ofSukra 'ten'. for a 10. A cow; SB. on ^ Bk. Tied ; Hanumannatakam. The ankle : long ; *[?% MS. Nm. 2. (in music) A kind of measure. 3.49. A mint-master. A mint. H A clang. A small bag. : 3^T+3raTO: N. of a particular form of Siva. Cocculus 3*T+3ffr: j jnF^^ nfa ^?qf^T 12. 78. :f. .. -fwftrmr family. JITfa: or bag etc. Singer, 3. Number 5. time. Assuming oneself to 3T^*J: 1. sound. ; sqVift^TR Living quiet be wise. STWi A 31 sqto zW. (V-"d.) For a long a-zfte ^ ^f5T; Rv. 1. 23. time Lovable. a. Heaven. of: the A N. of Karna. N. of a particular N. 2. or to Jairnini. Barley. Silent pole star. N. of Aruna ri\f^tiH 21. . 3. ift: sovereign; elder sister of Goddess Laksmi 2. N. of a Goddess. N. of Kayyata's father. : The 1. N. of a lunar month. 1. X. of a work. 1. Tambula the Samavedu. 4- HSftT : One Ht: Saman. : ^fafa: N. of a Vrsni. m. An elephant. ftrf?WT m. 1. 5^5+HWT HTT of the moon. . Army; r|ior? a of 1 iff: A Producing a hoarse A digit A monkey fiff: 2. wooden rear of the m. A kind of dance. A king- fisher T a. Nm. 3T of musical 1. D.izzling ^IT5y:) buster (of ornaments). f: A crocodile. group. ; kind sound. the earth (Ved.) On (used only in locative); arfa Rv. 7. 21. 6. 1x^? ^T^T Concentration of mind; Up. m. jrpft -: 6. 2. 7. A : measure. off, (advanced : Ait. ^rt in) knowledge. ^ in P. know- 3*^ egg-plant. * horrible f SfljfaftT; Bliag : Varah vf?iT- know ledge. prior Life; frqiTT stffzTurrfa ?*f ^f^l^fiT ^^^7 wiw ; particular form ; 4. 37. Bg. Bhag. 8. 3. 12. p Well thought with Durga Ring-worm. P; Devlkavaca STTW-f^T m. Mere subtle body 18. sffafofTT : A ; know- of Fire STT^Tf^: ; ledge Sarira; Ling.i Opinion 4. 3. .'). STH'T+STR'T: of variety 2. The 5fN:+^t5T: 10. Mb. HT^f i&s-fc; gems, Kau. A. of knowing; 2. 5. of Lalitasahasranimanu ; Means form ; 1. 1. +511^ MS. 1. 1. 2. : the 6 2. :?. ol Bewildered; 1. MS. 3. 63. Ki. 10. 10. or A kinsmen; dim.: Gordi- folius. a. Febrifuge. The sun-stone. m. God Siva. : 1 st cy. A merchant; Inscription A. D. 47 A house gaming Other than a. ; Ks. 92. 121. A assertion. very small insect ; com. on Mb. + fkr? 53. s The body 1. ssmr? Si. 18. to that Mb. 77. fT^ft Emaciated due a. Sharin Originating from a. cTTfT-fpr same the penance. ; quality. + g^ cnTT A 5fltc?r 3. for TW "4tT 11. 26. 5. ?TcW--|-?i'5T country. !t top ; cTTtsffzf 41. Meant to penance. 14. 9. 29. A humming I. ': N. 22. penance; elonging to the same winged 1. a. Belonging Loud summer; N. same time. kind of drum. A Tfie : to that. 5 ': that. Having regard a. variety of Prakrit; Grown a. old in austerity. An ^"?:N. ofa hell. Repeatedly boiled :, idiot ; Rij. T. + A ': plant; N. 1072. 7. young shoot a of 8. 2. A musk I. Kavyadars-i rat. An ?r?-f-fo?r same the Having cT^-J-^T form, or shape. or heated. with particular field. cR-r-*f$TTCT Slaming a door. *T An . idol of rule Brought near. a. A Mimarhsa where a statement of Utkarsa includes one with the Curds boiled with Apakarsa whey. The residue of rn>-f-fa^ butter-milk after filtering through which foi and given insignia a it statement to is by silver. Hot H^rT r^TWfrr; the details starting all the body divine of pressing heated mctalic stamps. r^cT t-^-W, ^7fTT Purified to Equivalent cRTfer^cT^TTZT: in Tantric worship. the weapons number. that Durga Marking fTtcTr'T?? authority in a gravel. +rTlFlT;T Causing pain; Ki. 2. 42. is The of A all applicable the details ending with the one ocean. river. One having weak : A tree on the shore. ?T-|-TT The JTrTZf mean is named stating after +cTfsnT 267. 9. ?T^_|_3pFin*T of the reality; Repeated 12. study 1. to fit: being f or treatise; nature. fl?*-fHWMH An epithet Sankhya doctrine; Bhag. 3. ^^fcT: for ^ 24. 10. Claiming be so. f^f (Z. cf^T The plan Clever Mk. G. (pi.) N. of a school Covered with; Vikr. h^^ft A woman with A cheat; cf^fT: ^T^sPT ^T Nm. of a Weaving. 15. An lute. for a in administrat- Astronomical ?Tf3W: 1. A tribe belonging to Asia. 2. middle-east particular breed of horse. / term hexagon. 7 1G/G7. musi- p. dm. slender waist. the : instrumental 14. 61. order sr?d% The Indian beggar. particular position Ills -j-ftfeff SB. fTSTp: ion; to ZTctffKT expert. Kau. A. bat. Sama Veda. 14. An An fM^: cian using cT^RiTT: priliminaries T^T: A cT^+3^ A wife. of acts which things; II. 20, Perceiving reality. True set A A ?Tf?7^ 1 : A ^[fe^iT Freshness. f 3T?: of several of a of the hand. ^WTfnrtRf cT^^r^^Ter on MS. 11. 1. 1. 2. The Mb. San. K. 64. 5T5 i-afr^FTT, to tliin. common of the universe; t term ^ Spinning. tffT A wob. serve as f ^ftJT'T The hollow tTT iiig an expression The body; Mb. musical slow time. ocean. it. cT5 tree. f tft Little-minded. A ^tthcr. ! cT'T of interpretation where a sacrifice given. A 5TH??T^ shore. The sense organs. above. A worm, insect. A Mimarbsa rule 1: it is fTJtf^l'-yiM: Similar to^ST's'T- a peace of cloth. cf-f-JiT: which for A 48 N. of a brahman a Sama Veda. text of the sion. A m*Tfr^> A. Kau. spendthrift; A demoralised + mrna: thread, wire. N. of Karna. 2. + rTTTT 2. One 1. HPJHM 2. 1L cTra A 1. T: 3. of the palm IP. in Jyotis,^ (&r55ir) ; 2. H A A beam or rafter Difference and Lunar days Mma g^T The N. of a ocean. percusion instrument. n. Excelling; Ratn. 1.24. or of quality ;t^rf^r^5r?R^ ^TTTO?%?T5 The group of 1. The sentient world. +H3RR 2. senses. Analogy, in- fl. 1. fd ^f% animal creation. A blame and a nights Indifferent praise. - f equal cockroach. Oil-cake. With a. an to Belonging and days of equal duration; 2. Without distinguishing between day and night. to sun. Possessed of Rajasa Weighing. Equal to. TfrT Fisherman. The Dullness. 4-3T*TTR'T iT RaSi 2. collection f^rm; Bhag. 3. 5. 30. ference based on analogy. or Pisces. A Anger. a. resembling. a. T under grfT+arfa^TiT Equalling any given period. -t-fafa: N. of the 1. A -f^lW quadrant. (half the Tithi). in Felly. T Flattened + 3re: A Karana between Solar H" lustre. the roof of a house. (pi.) 13. 3. 1. developed a Having of Matanga. protuberant belly. sesamum Cake. fafa+JKTO: Officer in charge N. of Yamuna. Bhag. ijf^forT Karana split. ferries. 31. that The Sun. a 1. status of a straw (veda)-cut, : extract. Pressure; : L. of a. human I. Si. 19. 61. Pressure. a. result. HT 2. a Graminivorous. areca-nut tree. A kind of wasp. The 1. bow; Insignificant. To keeping Having of A 4. some- 5TJI1"nTT satisfaction. a. HTH+vrjf Error in the measure in music. bereft 2. mercy. tree. fiffa: One a. HTtTT fTcT Pt. 2. 146. of The fTT +5TT^: Nm. m. Height; of abortion; caraka 4. 3<jI-^->f3f y. T^filrr Bhadrapada l.N. worthless; Vikr. 6. N. tree ; dancer. a. as thing at Looking 30^ .[- rr"FTI The Sun. collection three Rks. ^ir-Hfrre: Fruit of the ^W N. 74. T of HTB-t-MirtM much 2. Undoubtedly; <J5T3?: ^B. on MS. 10. sf: month. m*fl cj^:, Pilgrimage. Black mustard in 1. 1 1. A snr. M. knows the The 9th day half Kau. A. secret; 20.' in music. A Spindle. Punishment 18. Si. ~I p: bright HR: 'fer of the Siddhis; + H: One who Measure in poetry. N. of a plant. Blue Vitriol. of a musical note. kind of sandal; Kau. qjSflfft hurt, to oppress. : N. of a musical Ra^a. A. equal parts. as : A devotee of the Sun. Rice. 2. To IP. Goodness. N. of a plant. A f: sword; A 1. ind. in |: 4. ascetic. N. of the 4th Mann. a. Disease. I. Bow. Sameness of qualities. Sameness of form. -f ?mm: of species Same m. frTfpT 3. p: A : peacock. 2. 9. i'T T a. of equal age. H^n oblique chord. Sesamum powder. f 3T?J: The correct mean- ing of a statement. same of a. T: parentage An : an of animal. Sameness of profes- fllc^wfa Born a. 3I a. full Ku. of oil 1. 10. a. is sr^' Quarrelsome. ^>: N. of a desciple of Sankara. rffe^ cost. ; That which meter. (^tJ^nr) N. of a 49 Submarine : The fire. An of offering a handful of water in propitia*: tion of Gods ormeins. are bsnts three in body (Iconography). fa-HT? The three-fold haughti- insignificant or Jf5 ??. three excretory urine and flem. matters; stools, seeds three fa -(-ifgr weighing f: Turkish WW the to Beloaging One who a. -f-frFsf: has Pf^ Pron. a. (Nora. Sing. FT: m.) (Vedic) Invisible;?^ ^1^17Tail. 2. spft-j-'TO a. One who in the is form of the three Vedas. One who fift-|-fa'?f a- well ^zft%sf pf frg^WST Ananda Lahari 2. Three *ft+HgRR concealing one's the concealing acts of weakness, search for the ing one's policy; Mb. 12. 56. 20. Measuring the fa-t-^f$V**T breadth of three fingures. 1. A pravara con- sisting of three Rsis. dumb and blind persons. 2. deaf, kinds vity of thought f'T-HJfr'ft ( three- fold Sacri- ( sesamum and rice boiled together. The fo-f-HWT a. Singing three Samans i.e. uha, Rahasya and Prakrti. Rks; Rv. of N. 'fa ftf+gT't:, Ploughed The three a. Bhag. With : The punishment. 5"S-f%5TT MS. ment; ^tf^^i ?K 6. to Relating a, P. 1 1. To A 8. go. small punish- 51. Verbal assault. Not doing a a. Impudent, bold; Bk. llV. three 2. To An epithet of f Yama. Particles of food stuck up between the teeth. A Haste. ind. Hastily. : : 4. thing for fear of punishment. ?VTT: Carpentry. a. comb. Pomegranate ( Same -\-ifoc. as Belonging to The rf5j. : a. thrice, Seized of ^4fT Mb. 10 A. Ivory-work. asterism chitra. W.wering see. blow with a 83. a. Vedas. rJfsar cocoa-nut. 8. 3T-f-falM^ Pardoning from three to Relating zodiocal signs or Rasls. three follies; 15. Repeating like yard stick; SB. a. f^rf5I^> 3. 8. 20. Injury; 7. 3T-f-V?T: Decreeing a punish- A combination of Triphala, Trikatu and Trimada. three spices. of A kind of Asana. Threatening with 3u;-f.fifHft*T a measuring on MS. 10. 5. 10. 114" 3. 5. fsfff^q'tf side of a square 2. punishment. ment Kau. A. causality. thrice as long as the other. ft -f-f>TfiT N. of Amarakos'a. Science 1.5. A 3TmTrT: fa+'frarc Having three fold word and deed. form of Siva. Bhag. periods of a day. fice at three acti- South-western. The 1. of contract. The A m. r: T: black pepper and long p:pper. ftr-r-Vrr belonging South-west. sugar. own enemy's weakness and conceal- fST+'*TT8fa One ^fiffW-f-Tfrw to the Deccan. through yana. fa-f-*R: Milk, TOt+sNf a. One who can be three known through the' I'M '-N'T The sacred seat of Tantric cult belonging to the South. stick. fa-f-H9RT is versed in the three Vedas. Vedas; Favourable. Bhaiksya and Adhya- fafSTOTT Three Expelled. 35. sn^TnT: Polity; Kau. A. Livelihood ^T: ?5T- Dexterity. : Yajana, 14. a. (of a lady) . anus. belley gladden. one strong; Si. fa-j-Wt^fiT The three metals; gold, silver and copper. fa-j- Up. p.p. 1. Deprived of; 7. TrF^fTrf Tl^ Ku. U. Ths To 1. (Gaus) To make of barley. tribe. transgressed Rules. T ness. fa-f-T 5* A horseman. a. a. 2. the triangular fulcrum a balance. supporting state of being The ?ft3W +?ftrTR T collect- A there A three ions of Buddhist religious texts. pose in which fa-j-HlpT 1. To a matter; Knth 12- 22. 9. bite. 2. ions; To in (Frev. from J'T) different ^nTTPTT: TF^cT direct- 1T: 1. 2. 5. ^tft'?: N. of a king, father of Sijupala. 50 of N. >: a fox in Paficataritra story. a - Slightly SB on MS. opened; /. A kind of Collyrium. 1. A kind of turmeric - 2. A A little slow. 2. grass-cutter. kind of eye-ointment. Mixed with a. ten parts of milk. kind of A distance of Bad ?nT: A T5TT + The 5T*T effect of a particular horoscopic period. *& The a. Sudra son of a higher One who is One a. : The is N. of a : MS. ^ work in Sastra. Transfer of ownership ; pr^: 5fa SB on To The into a day; ftrarr f : 3T kinsman. of Partition ether. bad An oblong. N. of a sage. One who ^tef-r-Sfof A *T?*T God 1. +Tsro>: 3ft 2. kind of Sugar-cane. A serpent. A shark, T a. The |:W+mm three : A the dispenser of $wffa ^"^^ :WT Bhag. (inst.) With great difficulty. w ho ^ One who fruits of one's lizard. wood-cutter. The 5T A malli fie and ^7 fffiff: -(-^fj: star, fold misery; arrf^f^iqF, 3rf^ff^ and 4. 21. 23. Marriage. in Living. distress. God. T: cherishes garlic. Tt^-f-' yoga Death. property. ft, J^T; +?TW Adversity. A garland. HTT: fol f+'nf: Having long arms. prohibiting travelling in certain directions on particular days. pomegranate. A consi- derate, careful. night. confusion in one's r: T: with long Very a. s ?fcfr+3T'tffST T direction or way. justice; One side glances (a deer.) : f?5T-(-5TWT N. of a place. The seed of the A Day and in 2. 138. peacock's cruest. for the figure a. S^-j-aprr^ Mk. fir^ftfcTf N. of a Buddhistic rut. 3TFT MS. 2. oi ceded (road); has Another name ?hl-f"<3 N. of Ganges. elephant One who a. A 4)t(|4,H l. work. limit of a lamp. serpent. hatred for long time. T: To be ^T: Evening. The An day 4.3. liberality OTTO+arfVT A Convert the night 4. 2. 28. OTTO + lunar Conciding with three week-days; Hch. attentive or observing. Dharma The stem : day's routine. A l given who lamp Soot, of speech Dipaka. stomack, poverty I: A burn. a. born of a Caste and father. stricken an opportunity. The flame of a black. to ten Belonging A ?T?TftT: woman demanding sacrificial post. : fixed decisions. The (^Sfa) ?CTiT 4I4KUI A 12. 8. 37. kings. constellation Krittika. 7itT+>>i<5<.f Com. on Mb. Vana- prasthasrama. lamp. ?ta:+^fe3BjiT kind of poison. sacrifice The ^TT-f3TTnT: 5[T: N. of a grammarian. a. 1, Relating to sacrifice; of a explains simile. Impel; performed before upanayana. a by using a period; N. : One who 1. ; Stony. help of an analogy. I: 3. 72. 8. 1. ground on a Explained with the <|td?*H a. : ?9IT-f3T5T:, f) is stone. ten Yojanas. Ram. (ff a. That which 10. 1. Weakness. 1. A Caus. encourage N. 18. 120. tree. a. Distress. f: A *m Saundarya-Lahari. A gambl- ing. Deceit, hypocrisy. a. to Pertaining reaps the Karman. f. congradula- distressed by the sorrow is (of others TC5:1|:^t) J:W s -)-f:ftf T Having sorrows in seccession. tions. f- Direction, ordinance; a. Difficult to cut. 51 An : |TN + The irregular function Calumny. 5T3|[f?r: A T (Vedic) ftas^ Rv. a. ^T-fX^ residence; 40. 5. 4. out of docs not Q,iite Coming from a a. fT+3n*KT Accusing word. T a. question; tli.it which arise iu a context. Irreligious. distance. Driven a. ^T-f-y^Rfl Highlighting far awa. the defects. m; out Pointing ^tfr+f'T^'TT'f An defects. can Inaccessible. r71 A 2. Hypocritical; Bu. a. |ff+^ family; Fffa?f 238. arrow. a. One who a distance from shoot l.->w MS. Gh.lt a of Duta. matrimony. 18. Mb. 5. 165. 25. a to Shooting ff^H-MldHH distance. !s Hearing f[T-f r?T T (*Tfa:) from a distance (Considered as one of the Siddhis). f f*f f-^fcf Not properly purchased. An astrological fff-l-fxRZW for the third RaSi from the term Lagna. ftf+sfinrt Raj. T. 8. 4. authority; distance. ?^>: f*T+R recog- An evil; 3T?T Ram. Resolute. : a Causing - TSWJ tft?TT: |rV or untimely A A 1. dog. a- ffl-J-^fr^ Very 2. cock. repre- hensible to loyk at. ind. Amaru. iJNI-f- unwell; qualified initiation ^A kind of precious A skin with hair; Kau. A. 2. 11. ^fft+^Wf A poem with theme of like the the sending a messenger ( anger; One who a ^eqr) Killing 6. 5:5. ( R. 3^: II. 40. \fo: m., syphon; The cocoanut A /. cTT ^?ftf*r:Bhag ^THf tree. syringe or ?T^tf%rT- 10. 75. 17. ^(f^-^5nf?H: ?5T-^T down Putting At every '"'/ : which an JcT:+*f ncf (H?q-TT) has intense ?3H^ messenger; ^T^eqt f^Tf^T Ram. a messenger. good one's pride. Meghaduta. ^:-t-*W A ?,f^) ( >fpfaPT ?j_J-^5f: kind of cake. variety of animal perseverance archer. stone. A his by has certain T^pas. ^J-J-ITTJJ 3 who person for himself ?5 + ^frT Ill, Ram. tortoise. A demise. 1 for curb- 29. 5. ;; 5ff+H^T A sad mantra ing .the effect of an Astra; I. 106. 29. 2. A or pain oven in improvised the ground. nise. 5^+'* far Remoteness, fTcTTc^T f^T Little Renowned " ^T-}"^^ and wide. Sending act which of producing in produce The by is many only one sight. rule capable results can at a time 52 and not all MS. simultaneously; SB. on One who *5T!fta+?m: Bhag. 5Hta+*nfa Desire to see. who One T: c o A ?5T+3T1FJ: An C X A S of kind children's play. A ?5T fsraTCT blue stone used collyHum. ^+3^^ One of fit which literature be seen as against SfST Placed cons- picuutlsly so that nobody would miss it. A -N c. ?<s? N is Strength whose That a. flTT*T for chariot of the proved. God A theory, doctrine -r?[fe:/. as 33H) (Same in offering j-smT*: The favour of a A the eye. 2. Area of *fe f TTT: The 5. 2. T: !: 2. Anus; ^^TFT 5. 62. WH?: ! illusion; Mab. glance; An ^C-f-TTfl: Paiiksit. 1C(?^ which ; is 3T?*R^ Th epithet of The Brahminical ^-j-5WTnT movable. <-t"*nT* Iron; i Mv. 6. 52. stone 3?f3 Bhag Death. ;: th Fostering Death. The ;: A ficial vow navel. Marrow. kind of insect. Pertaining a sacn to (like arfrrqtT) Relating to a lamp. to Jupite 5^-|_5!fij a. Sacred 3JTA woman marrie 33i rituals o the according to Thelcft ear; Bhag. 4. Daivavivaha. Fatalism. 23. 51. To be gambled. of N. U pap ura recognised . an a. as one among 4- which HT^Ir*MH is Markande>a -(- a a. Gods; Subhas. the anfsrar facsfa m. f a. The part Saptasati of the ill fated; An I^Tfw Astrologer, Hated by God \ Subhas. T Pura'.ia. Wrw Travelling through a country. Inborn, natura Protected by tl a. Mahapura n as. ^?T: elements + thread. %^t mill five ? 7. r or who ha ^:4-rT"f a. One assumed a Corporeal existence. %$. i qict: Death. eft %^V-f-HI'l*MHs N. of a Purana wiri fe'm: Father; Vi ^ ^f?!^ Rama. expression of Mutual fa^fT^T ;T epithet be pointed The 1. a. a. 11-12. in Urine. f: X. 'Tftf^ff Bhag. or 1. Air sky 1 vision. vr^RnT^TTT qfasftS 1 ^: the eyes; An body. Heavenly joy. Divine truth. pupil of To a. product of Nature Divine : The 1. ^tioy 7 glance. ?fw-i M'S^M mushroom. f. Goddess the form of a teacher, of Lalita. like water. . ?fe A 9. 7. 4. (garland etc.) T: Planet Jupiter. ^CTTCT'T ^S^FT%R. XI. indication, reminder. the Atheism. ^^^rfaTTT^favmTP'S- ^mrfjFTm Ks. 24. 92. depending An -j-%5Tcfl: spirits Unmada. 2. : a. facT * circle indicated. is I to relative position to the 14 first ^-j-Trerarrr N. of the Southern in the Naksatra Invisible. a. or Gods. varieties Kavya to of ^-i_53?zi Destined to a of the upon its Gods. Used The Sun. A ^f-f-effJT musical Offerings of water glances. : and time proper place %5T+f%5 Properly perforated (pearl) Kau. A. 2. 11. natural hollow quarter. Meeting *5TfH*TO: Veda; a evil. who knows do a thing. 17.' ^+S([: A class which cause madness the of public place of the observer. God. %^ -|_ faoraFI eye-lid. the Raga. side-long glance. for a 2. 13. 8G. ^ + m^T^ N. of to to see. 'T Gods. offering unto The in the rocks. desirous is- An %^+^gHT A most is look at; ^SH^T^t to charming the Com. on Mb. 36. 10. 1. A : One ^_^-3TifiiIiT' 1. -f ^sfrm Assert! on, statement; brother husband's as ^3T) (Same 4. 3. 25-28. MS. A -f^3 a. rence. The Ganges. One day's occu 53 2. Planet 1. : Yami 3. One -{-tftw: Saturn. River Yamuna. instructed by a of a metre con- Rg. Veda '^ e verse from used for a Saman opposite the ; J3!j- and one T^ o three vrfTT a. tnr^+n One like a A devise to A Purity of an article used for a purpose. Desirous of 'religious ''ON S^T-TIT) ; The suffix before =FR and JTRT 14. tj^ *TrRT +%?*? The planet of strain 3*ter *TT pregnancy; ?>j[?f:^R. 3. 6. N. of a planetary auscombination considered is Pertaining to a from distance of a the of point JTSTT+IW: style where and variety of poetic the construction is sweet as wicked A : against benr. N. of a sage who has written a Srauta S u tra text for a sect of Samavedins. Large-footed. a aerial route. epithet of Sun. The HT*: (horse of Indra) ; F4 The A Karnikara kind of in- cence. laws. The 0?f+H**4H gambling ff^nur:) CRT+^W: One who records the score in gambling. tft-f-VTT: An A city, UrT a. 1. 2. Trickling, iftr A swift. oozing, dripping. melts metal One who (Vedic) a 7. Diavida ifirs+fcnj: An epithet of Manikkachild, ^TT Vacaka, a Saivite saint ; to wives. Hair parted in Human being; Ks. Twi-light. The two Munis, Panini and Katyayana. A double-faced The secluded Ram. pair of Prakriti Two fathoms and Purusa. fj-)-ctrnT (/. long. T: A dialogue bet- fS-f*T two persons. C 5) a. Conveying ^ twfa SB. on Ms. 4. Bahuvrlhi coma Dvandva having within. (--- senses; H A pound compound of some two. f?+^'T: 103. 13. ween two to serpent. Fit to be hated. A Saundarya Lahari. Having ind. Hospitable. kind of salt. Aside. illusion A Brahmacarin. : r: One-third place; J?J ^T^T ^fTozPT two eye-defect, fS f-3TO a. Worth 53. 94. part of the period of a RaSi. jftT^T A fortified city on town; Raj. T. Running, a. two moons due sea-shore. architect. Serving ff+*rafafT*? f?+(Tf: A monkey. den. two purposes. ff +<*>l JT:+rHil?: gambling ft. 71:) A grove ( MS". I ff+^>T I ?*T:+^TT: f^r r^rrft't %+^Jft: The of trees. . The Bffi-f-^T: Iff: f? + l^T'Tre*r it. Separated by two or by one degree J^fT^T^TT tree. UccaiSravas, on Recurring Kaisapanas (Coins) Going quickly. T a. alternate days (fever). seeing An Twice mention- 10. 7. |: a. of ed. fj-f-OTf^ A simple by A minimum a. fli-r-STffiTKT: a. A spirituous liquor JTT$n4-3TRra: A landscape gardener; The Intervened its 61. : of factors. %-f-3T3T two. used as a tonic. Distressed state. >: The cross-beam a. fj^-3T?rf^ two 3rRTRf <Wr*W Disobedience. 6. 5rC*J-f-5f5T: | person. ^fiWTJf Famine. N. a a door. dropped according picious. 3^T of door. greatest velocity. The 7^4-5:^ 5Tfe: door-post. The leaf : to Panini. measure of 18 inches: 10. jfoil { seeing; prepare some drugs. z. Uncertain. MatangaL. 14. ^Ei^rrT O swing. A 7. 2. I a. 4lMNri 4- f%?Tf frT: whose mind is vacilating 4ldWW 4-U*?W MS. the at Standing " 011 like feelings door. ' sisting of 10 syllabic instances of misery caused '1'ho [ pain and pleasure. Fire. A N. : the by preceptor. ?t3T*>T Acquirement of ': wealth. P: vaka 1. bird. A crow. 3. 2, -t. A cakra- 54 The two humped qBS: + *TT*ft That which a. is second object; ;rf|?re nrr;r: R. 3, 49. W ^ Betraying hatred. a. The KKanjarita Foe for of being performed in two days as against A 1 j-Slfcl ^' !*: In a moment, sud- a. for wealth. ^nfr^-arr^r: The m. : \ \ mimamsa by The Vais*ya TT^R Mb. 12. -f ^ftR a. rfa;rt A A 6. - of A 1. bow. A 2. The zodiac T: rain- sign A ?f of To M blaze. surface of rebW m. A king. The ground, floor. <: The surface of |-^ to rHfl m. T A Lodged, +^t: The the * rTt Under the preDhanna; Ttr?!riT Ram. V. 38. 3TORH Course of law. Yesterday. N. of a chanted of A 2. comen- handful A gain of decay. A beast for draught. Incense. of One who " T: A smoking pipe. A kind of cigarette. T: Rendered [cT +f*Tf W* A of prayer Mist, fog. A camel. a. to assuage kind Rendered grey by dust; 56. pain. A chimney. Fog, mist. A cloud. Fuel; 'Fr charm Blind by smoke. the kindling 1. has transcended the three Gunas. 1. of amulet. fl Krisna Karnamrta. 6 A. To intend in mind. p.p. : One mark a particular musical : kind 86, N. H is A . A from Rasi hole in the trunk of Powerful, strong; TOT^Prr: Ki. 1 43. sacrifici.il fire. 2. Ram. ch fifth Leadership. : stealer of corn. during -ftnT'W on Ramayana. MR:+ftg: Wishing 1. . 3. Hallucination. a tree which T. king. *W -f yiJfiflM A the a. 15. 3. in a horoscope. Lagna floor. f^d Holy Mantra. religious merit. A Mb. ?f: jit-p-IT;?: WT^-J-Hlf'l'* a. Believing in a material existence; 4%f5T;j ST^f'^T TTTTrnrTTJT Bhag. 3. 11. text of observing T Threshing )-?T3: Well-placed, 4|nTff ^ifT instrument. Fate, destiny. N. of a tree. H 1. 51T?^t grains. earth. taiy Devoted a. : Tlic a. ^'jfc/. : the earth. I recept- reproachful fixed. Mineral powder. MM Poison. tlTt A Bitumen. sword. *K*0 4-?^^ fafea t|4?TT WWra Devour, A +^t?: : ^cl Sigattarius. +TT: ^TT:) { alchemy. N'<MM bow. 3. fa*> speech, censure. entrenched; Jaimini. +^^1 27 Aiigulas. "' - - Placed, bestowed. 1. acle for ashes. Yogic pose. cubit a. on Purva- 31. 3. tng:-J-m: class; 296. A runner; ift^felT r^ Mb u 26 2. 7. bigot. m. Overpowering defeat; Ram. A 2. Satisfied, pleased. fork-tailed shrike. 3;*3rr Contrary 2. juggler. to Sf4:+5Tfe Purity of conduct. T: Legal obligation. Money and grain. A judge. 1. - treatise Desire A or Religious a. money. f. a. (Milk) Cooled milked. been having mf*TO: 3. religion. Receiving ^TO in piety. denly. ^ Eminent a. whirlpool. King Bhoja. Incessant shower. : after W: -j-5f=TT^ A : pseudo Dharma. VT-r-SfW: Virtuous. ind. N. of a city in Malwa. f: 1 Separating into two. The characteristic instruct- -\-^Tvn^: Rise of righteous conduct in the heart (Jainism). *nr: T composes easily ion in Dhrtrma. bird. himself. Patience. ?ffn 1 One who (/. tion of law. a applicable to Religious. Fraudulent viola- 5: ff rfta a- ^ camel. of the Yogangas. Resolved, Ram. a. 4. 27. firm; 47 Haughty. 55 a. braid of hair; ? a. A Bearing a single Pregnant. Bil: Firm-minded. N. of a metre. A a. 1. : 2. N. of the number 18. fS%3: N. of Dhrstadyumna's + $*: / A Speaking fearlessly. mare; SB. on MS. M. hypocrite; 12. To be implemented, A 1. lfr-Hn?JT A 2. lute. kind of long drum. The cover of The husband of a sister. N. of a gem.Yellow sandal- : wood. Harmful, destructive. kind to his devotees; com. on Mb. 1. 170. 15. A low-born; Hjtf: TT ^- edges of the eyes A mode ij.w-j-f?T: : N.- a. to practise Fit A prescribed pose -f3MT 1. Peg, : Nm. 2. ;TO: a -{- 5nt:-t-3TTT'n A 111. axis of the n. paration of Having a M: Non-existence a. ^ jfjarnT. Destroying. / (as in death), Bhag. T: Whose a. 7. 2. Hoisting a : 2. A individual soul. The moustaches. A king. ministrel. T: Stay in the N. of metre. r: N. of a. metre. like kind of a. i: fish. cT?zjT: 1. 38. Ram. sfT'T t-Fffte 1. toms of love; ?T*fa Deno. R kind of dance. A river-side. A jovial chat. A jocular expres- sion. Slender; kind of bird; hell, f: N. of a musical Raga. A The Dcepavali day. 569. A flag. The *: to be naked. T Ku. 5T+IRM 30. A vow eyes are Part of a sword. T: W5?5ft Pavement. : a. H+^f99T*( The eye-ball. T: Violating. tflW-f 3W moun- courtesan. Behaving qrT:+HtJT: object. 1. The eye glances. Tears. actor. caused by the destruction of an -'*RT+*lf'M A corner of the eye. spirits. A fixed residence. e^T-f-3pn*: of Lord of a town. Ferment for the preii: a. region ^?t) ( fixed poles. 3T*+5ftw: Fat-nosed. tain river. M The polar region. The of a r?TW: Inserting the nails. N kind of sacri- The moon. 2. the stars. course. : The TWT'T-|-Hrt>: A bow string. A kind of meteor. With A 1. ': ficial cake.' The N. of srv? Fixed point. : sacrifice. period aerial path. wheel. Naksatra. an astrological Yoga. SMfT The fly. sage Vyadi. N. of Durga. a. Gloomy, dark. A : An astrologer- The friend. The :T-i-g5T: . acquatic f ?fe: N. of a f^TlfVf^T for meditation. HJvSS^t Nocturnal. of love. God Bi+TfiifPT An %?TT: Dhyatia. dnT+^JTT serpent; a. of a Rsi. purana. Vasavadatta. Tlr*R a. Pure-hearted. H: N. of a script. N. of an Upa- + *rf^af^T: A A illuminated; 46. j: of Tan trie worship. Rock-salt. peak. Nm. ^1: Steady, conduct. a. Having the divine grove. N. of a Himalyan 1 Steady, unper- turbed. *%: The A God J: yielding tree, of the heavens. a, T: 60. a. sunk rT*TT'^rf?T: husband's night. Z to be applied; 2. of a T^T+IR A wish Parvatl. Me. The mouth 'jtft-f-VJnT river. 7. 4. 7. Si. 5. The river. Hypocricy. s^tT-j-JIWH a. Crossing a river. course of a a. : 158. 18. son. yfxiqiHH kind of deco- ration on a flag. 21. 7. . The 2. To first entertain. Sport, pastime. N. of year. measure of length. : 1. symp- Pimples. 2. A 56 A N. of a Dvipa in kind of acquatic The Hr5:+nf>: ing of Nala delicious cook- the to king (used praise the quality of cooking). A A TRTt5 -1- a. trunk of an elephant The 3. city Garuda. : of Indra. A A H(VH)+^'T (T^T) leaf of the lotus. TTTT*I>T: to ;re+jta: a of place in Bengal. Decorum a of A Sraddha perdays after death. formed on odd Becoming new. A fold. The . teacher. drama. T+T^: A dramatic rules stage. various the Mahagauii, Kalaratri, Siddhida. >T*R-f Mt<MH An horoscc>pic set-up ; inauspicious for marriage n^TT + 3l-^-TPT The that of the groom. act play. Bhadrapada when looking the at the moon is a. a. TTJ^'T+TRWT A >: A + Muladhara Impotent. r: Invisible. : r: + TTT A 'T Demand, 4*4M a. TTT: to various Gotras. Riding upon an elephant. : T TTHT-}- foT a. (pi.) rrpff-|-ffa a. epithet of Kama. customs. assayer. request. Sounding loudly. a. Having many abodes. 3Tt^T: a. To road running A east. 2. bolt to fasten an idol to metalic its scat. N. of a missile. N. of the Purusasukta riymn. TTTt+TPT a. Having a woman owner or authority. TTft+Tfa: Gem among JTT5fT-t-T^'T 2. A A cannon. who ! syphon. m. (du) The AsVins are the divine physicians. Reaching to the nose. + TTtftTiT An 'T trumpet. 4- TITO A kind of Coitus. -f- A 1. towards the 5TTHc*ft etc. A water clock. A book on Nadi Coin-testing. The heavenly Ganges. 1. in a necklace. HKN: of like school of Astrology. An Apsara. The heavenly region. The sage Valmiki. gem of dramaturgy. the That which ladies. kind of crow. *nfi-f-f?t science A group HTSt -M^M nervous centres in the body prohibited. Blind. Forgetful, inatten- a. The TTST'T-j-ite: ch. 6. 84. play the part of a hero. 2. To serve the purpose of a central dancing kind of one- A snake; name. H1U*m^ Denom. A. as the sole tive. a. A sna^TT+aiHIKH hall. fourth day of ten parts 2. Ram. of a dance. where the Janma Rasi of the bride is the 5th or 9th from 'JT+Ty: The God. existing only in governing a dramatic com- position. TT'T+^'T^ Nine metals. A a. is drama. Candra- Kusmanda, Katyayam, 1. : Hld+H+STtftn: Enactment of a nine forms Skandamata, ghanta, T: a for Set-up the nine Varsas of Jambiidvipa. N. of a celebrated ^nnp'T+snT^r: smell of the ?TTfa:+^N N. of one of grammarian. of Durga; Sailaputri, Brahmacarinl, Buddhist a of The musk. sa TTft3fhirf: : cake-offering in nine Ait. potsherds; prepared Br. 1. 15. Nine N. ITmsf^: the field. : citizen. 'TO+*rr? A T: HHK(f^f: t Relating to wind. each other. N. Manu and a. HI'*H3d City-father. Planets opposed : 12. 3. king, son of father of N. of a Vaivasvata Ambaiisa. n N. of a metre. Up. Ait. in shape. : of diversity. Pleasing ;^TTfa^f?FTfa resembling the beautiful thighs N. of 2. Myst. nostrils. The state T with lady TTn:+Tff The betel plant. tube. I. one of the Tin: different nature. the Bharata Vars.a. animlas. Of a. Belonging Having different ^^T_j_^: Perforation of the nose. Hlfa: N. of a sacred place in Maharastra. Hl<4: An f^WT a. outcast. Bereft of all Ksatriyas. Free from fear or a. fjT:5T^ hesitation. fatSTH a. Noiseless. a. Unarmed. 57 fvr:*nr a- Free. 3. 2. Weak. Limitless. a. a. fa:*^ Cold. 2. Dry. I. 1 Free from desire. . a. fa:?^T To Saundarya-Lahari. +fHrtW(: The sounding board of a Vina. Same authority At as Pi<*<4: 2. 26. . 2. T: The view that One who a. in- The A a. defective i. recita- tion. p. p. proved. l-wftw Appointed. Completely, to- ind. example fiiMli' : Recitation. Vow; 1. : 9. 37. W ?Tfff ^fs 2. +p(MHH The A H The aphorism which forms the conclusion in a syllogism. 1. Bhag. ind. In short, in brief; from (as the foetus) P: Perspiration. fH'T'T : To Coming (in gram.) Dependent Pronounced with Anudatta. 1. T: Keeping secret; 2. 2. Mb. Effort; +^: A conceal. ^r?ra ^R 3TR% Mb. 2. To a. Walking in ?: Tt A *4 s Opium. removed; Destroyed, scorpion. Transgressing; f^f^TtfHT Mb. 1. 12. 94. 13. crowded, a. One who Constipated. destroys. regulating cause. be appointed. 3. MS. 8 181. To 1. An invariable rule; 12. 320. 115. cognito. If: 141. 20. be prosecuted; : fafW-^lPw% 5. 2. 46. 20. Used, employed. a. 1. To be entrusted with. together; fastened. 3. Mb. A comparison which implies condemnation. +f^T- 1 P. To be miscarried 10. 13. 39. i.e. and five vari- Held back, on. . fa'lHM fruit faraW:+<^WT The deposit. +-dMMI pro- tree, ties of lime. the Lagna in a horoscope. 11. 19. 42. bark, flower, -ffarm sixth Rali Nimba the from Suffering five root. 4,U*^ 108. 18. sleeplessness. t-qf Bhag. cT: The setting 5. 5. Deep, sunk. n. ducts of to- Flowing a. 24. . illustrated, Ram. a. Bhag. Obtainment; 2. 1 Guiding, to; of a interval wards a lower level; Ku, leaves, a. tally. 1. Shown, a. instru- A mean act; Mb. 3. 190. 26. sun; dulges in despeakable acts. fa$ll and Cause 11. 33. nwqiTHM The all : f?^TO+fi4'T who moment. things remain the same. The internal heat. Nm. 6. omens. The mere Eternity. Secret; 12.61. astrologer mental cause; Bg. Considering any a. 1. 1. f effect. thing as constant. Light. Mb. An Constantlv born; a. rr^rp^er Function; fafatl-l-AfHfTl'M^ times. all of know- MS. bases his pridictions on Perpetually ind. Means . state- absorbed in something. : 1. 2. : farT+arfcww (eg. : bare 1 as (same ledge; ^RT ftfirrnrte 4. 1. 45. Considered as an touchstone for or something A pin. Caused Measured. 1. 2. asso- Always Standing un- . wooden fafiw 3. ment; MS. fa:WT: Sound. Situated nearby. A fa*T: -f-fafrrW a. facJT4-3H*4 resolute observed. Very hard. a. f-KIKK-r-^fe'l Of a. conduct. encase, cover; fa?!T+3H*T?: Pennyless. Soundless. a. : Inactive. 3TtTTT ciated. Contented. fa:?* co- severe. Motionless. a. 2. A 2. f^nra+fonT Unsubstantial. 1. 3. Insignificant. a. lotus. Nm. tree; Selfless. a. f5r:H?f 2. coanut Unattached ! A 1. T:'fonT Faith, belief. frrsrcra a. Certain. Si. 1. 29. Rendered heavy, thick. 2. close to; SSnTcffafof?^ 19, Pressed (i. R. 5. SB. on MS. KI. 10. 16. fam 10.6. (^T) a. 5. 2. Right; Divisible without remainder. Unsupported. Unkind. 58 Not a. N. of a work by a. beyond counting. Hun^' having no , function of; a. fiTTcm? Blameless; 1. f mTrf T: fr'TST a^cTT is fast . vity. obvious. Manifest, faTTS't a. 2. fif5nfW Without attri- butes, absolute. frfT*3+*nS3t*3 ^ a:+ ^m\. based Qn inference T^fiTfa: Mb ^ Blemishtess, innocent. a. Without 1- self- fa?fa: mentation (mRhet.) In > ** i n fl - ;q a To . 5?TTH T?^ Mb. Not attached, a. in- Questioned . fjW'W " Accomplishmenc. <-. Shameless. a. Und) (t5I f^ff^ grinding - Of a. movement. Warded a. f^'^f-Knr f^jrf off. Just finished. a. fas'fcsw Indicating, Mv. hunting^ Ft^T fsia^^C Q2 Wounded. 1. each other. separated from Penetration; 1. ftrafil Insight. Grairtwa 2. 2. " 7 Value, measure, equiva- nassed Snent /i ^^^ 3. inconsjstant 39. ^ Arrayed 1- 4-f5T50T5 />/> crushing, churning, a. S- Reveng ing; Bhag. 2 abuse, Threat, reproach. Uncovered a. sn^I- Bh . Insisting upon. Mc*ff i in; Entering; 1. fs^TJ a tently. stf^Hl live in f^^ST Sticking 1. fH^ftef 5 different. - IQ. 44. Heaving. insis- To pr^irm l^tN^^WH purification; ' fafa*^ To 5. 23. 1. +fsf: i deservcs get 2. encamping. To 3. 5. ^T'TT'r Bhag. ^.f^fejui 27 pomted To be j fWW5: ' Company; be decided; be proc a i meci; 4. That which 2 . f** cut through. 2. 145. 15 ; 5. 1Q 1Q 2G sr^TI.. .arPr^nPT 12 165 34 a. Invisible. a. K aa. 7Q 23 ^ Qut Bereft of pride. Devoid of any orna2. confidence; po- Agreement, promise; -f pTf5T: Impotent. a. With Comparison . To 1- a home; settled in enter into; 3. To go forth; 4. To repay a debt; pTf^'ZT T'TT cH Pure-hearted. . P. 6. -ffs>rfr5T oneself cTT^ a be expelled. fatfflKT Extinguished. Mb - Fit to 1 out; Dissolved, melted. fy^^^TT^H Washed, cleansed; a. fatffU lished bangles. Uncurteous. a. f Flowed a Praise; : Rudras. ! Having pondered, ind. ^^^ 1. -l-f^fa: / Naksatra. 2. N. of one of the 8 vasus. 3. N. of one of the 11 fanfofl 10. 21. 19. fr,fa Bestowing, offering. fl Expe ii ed) banished, factor. The Mula ment. a. Determining *' rope used ' +fa?sfaf Pointed against. Without enjoy- a. faV4 ~u ob- A . Bhag; ' Observing, 1. . 2. server. ftTHT^ " approaching. Ki. 2 14. fcm*-*: a. Without any acti- faafan 2 . 4-fohm . fr^W Qne whose end . to ,ie a cow; +faft|: Extinction. without exception. fimRTR Cheerful . ^ p dm , ,; 26 ^qw^ eg. loou. assistant, Make up j 1. fatftf: jJjJJSSSj, ***+&. Obstructed, the 1 t^7a f Mb* An Innumerable, . no where Bhatta Naraylna n fHWffHW nasal. batt i e; 2 . in Successful; Pushed out. Highest point fa|ft: or lent. degree> a. any Not i volving return. f^flJS a. birth; Shameless. i existence; : <(rMH n. TT^TT Bhag. 10. Ai.itcrialistic T? Coming Tfai?3T l "Jc}T'T into being; f^ jjf^^^^H Rarn. 7. 106. abode; -f-fam: Sameasf^wg: froift, w^r: fH^lftT^r^Tt H4: -(-f^rrfiitiT nTTTT^PT 2. 31. ^3 a . Coming t^frn A 2. out, issuing. road leading out of a town.' niMlHIt 1 emancipation. *l?T A 39. peg. Mb. 3. 160. Antidote. _)_^i^u(q' f^fo: _Lfjrefa; Deduction. kind of + fN^ffW A ranee surpassing fafirto: frag- all others. Shortening, Contract- Conducive +f5TWI^ A house, res,dence. 59 at hide q Playing and Reproach f: 100 verses on good conduct by ; Bhartrhari. seek; Bhag. 10. 11. 59. fcqm+ap^T: Water offered Mb. 12.34.30. by both hands as libation. fcMM + 3<3-'dfa: faw>($*r Sacrificial of Locality An 7. dwel- ling. Mai. N. a of at; 2. To 1. +faftp5T a- Defender. -ffafcT 1. The bond To A. A fafc^M shorten (the a. One who a- has fasTT-r^fod ft^pcft Ram. a. One who faSTT+Tr'nT 1. 2. A. goblin. Congregation. Evacuation iM 1. 3. Obstinacy, intransigence. Judging a. 1. his One who mind about; a. advice, H4iyt*TTt 2. Intole- Exhausted; Hood-winking. : be dissolved as serpent. ^TiT Fit for the eys. from loom. fa:5W^ Free from pebbles. 1. : H A (H(M4fvi Fresh fH:^ is One whose a. imminent; Raj. T. a. rant. Karmadharaya orTatpurusa, the former is to be Naturally a. clever. WS Kindled (as felly and fire). a.\. to be led; 2. Fit to am: PsTSTfaffT'Ttar: taught; Coin, on Mb. 5. 74. 4. be One who is worth many crores. TTR N. of a chapter in : Piercing, pricking, stinging. Encamped firf^ a imy) m. Father, begctler. The nave. 5T1J : preferred to the latter. >: Distilled alchohol. Toilet- room. a- fo^JT Soundless. f^:W5T a. Hard, rough. dcatli 4. 31. Sounding. Helpless. faWTH-falpI of the Inflamation T A rule by which when a compound could Restlessly wink- eyes. despan- dent. fai^pt whet-stone. spell for the : rightly. A the eyes. Without Hopeless, wind; Air, made up H^W+qWT'T A Unheard of, new. Not accepting gifts. by of Position helpless. : + are place built Without a sheath. Without any trick, a. l camphor. 2. resting Well cooked. has The moon; hall. Palanquin. hands in dancing. ^ft The drawing of a thread through the nose and the mouth. H3R 1. A bug; Nm. 2. A bark of a tree; Nrn. Faultlessness. remained overnight. : ^% Probably deed. Man-eater. A A friend- honest. been rejuvanated. 2. Manly a. of as charity. the Sun). ^rT Set (as has T ind. : . fafe^d upon; Prison. Probability. : Bhag. : 3TT ship; Intense love. Eradication. Spiced, pickled. Spit of collection ($[) : 3. 55. 35. fa<< !<(>: stools; Accomplished; Throbbing. : 4: A : f: throw, to shoot . 4: Buddhist royal edicts and annals. 11. 22. 59. impress (on mind). -ffafcm: Cultivated (a hair) Ram. ' a. To country ) a Illuminated. 6. tribe vanquished by Arjuna. Durga sigh; a. slaughter. Killing, l: /. Turmeric. 21. 12. fatilfMd : rr^rcft Aquatic. Come 3. 34. fam: Groan, edifice. Place of out. 2. 3TfJPTGW?T forth; SaptaSati residence. a. Gone foefraTrt. low Following courses. by over-taxation. food. tHtllH+qfa: sffaf+infiR subjects Oppressing (as an Yaskas Nirukru. . a. I. Disproving; Excelling or surpassing. f ( Nm. Departure; music) inarticulate. D living away. ^TR+^TT'?: S.une as above. 2. fafjpl +VX one showing cle- mency. HsT a. \. HfaftW> : Contradiction. A collection of ceremony Karma. Sleepy; f vfa as 2. Closed. Periodical against Nitay 60 A Brahma of the body. WT:-f 3W Absense of care. A f'w Indiflfe- Buddh) rence to material pleasures. ^ftstt Mb. Obligatory; 12. is in life-long celebacy. Belonging to the fog. A T: 1. T: 2. : (as : n+3lfd*H To be a. Mb. "TCH+fV|H of Destitute a. external signs. : a. A order, succes- Bestowing justly. "nif+ftin (-5TT?^T) Whose - Rational, logi- five deities Sankara, cal. An Jf -fMutl4>Tl*: who has not got in properties of human idiot the 50 full nature. 1. A i.e. Ambika, Vi? n u, of a A. group Surya, upper kind of cymbal. Perfumed powder. A screen or 1. A packet. TjfiwT A heap, multitude as 2. in Sff?5Tjf?y^)r c\ a I q^^-f-^I The time drum is beaten. ^Ml^If? I; Me. 5. organs; in the daily >: A at which Having sound a. q?:+*< Ganapati and included hem An A in Is^+STTOT'ft (~*T*0 5 garment. cook a partiForemost cular category as ^<jqo-c(m. of a to an?q-) 2. The "rc:-f>dTU~!iW passion part of a plough. ( Science of logic. produce re:-f-3T5ra: the various garment. Habituated Rightly admitted. a. of objects of the Prapaflca. veil. A reason, Sophism. permutation In rows. to I>: of lion. The combination Saturday. for oneself. Semblance register or record. T elements 12. 270. 38. a. The Cuckoo. N. of a musical r: with become subdued. TW+TT?( a. Having an infirm mMM* five note. a. literal text. Rightly got. : Tra-f-WW ; 8. 1. body. Written or Sukla The nTrft /. astronomical doctrines. Purification; ^rft^f^T: placed, fixed. fa*nf- sion. ind. Combina- Tlie Uttaiayana, I and a vowel). 5T<WH i of tion fa^ZT 268. 6. A woman /. rules of five Paksa, day-lirne, H.u ivasara and whisker; An : Having the low out tone 2. sacred N. of a metre. : doned; on, T3=^ a long eyelashes. of a compound. Put A 1. T Western Ram. 2. 68. 12. WWI^- The accentless vowel at the end of the first number 1. fan. n' Si. side; +SR^ A The T3=5r-|-3fraK conduct advocated by Buddha. TSmfr *R bridge of boats. Proximity; (-3Tcf) TfWT+?ftt*T N. of place in South India. +TWT One who : Narada. <WT:-f7ST*i: 63. 23. N. of a drama 1. by Bhasa.2. N. of a treatise on attributed to Philosophy Paralysis on one side of the body. wood-cutter. (in sides of IW+W: the to qfj^H a. Belonging South-West. between an argument. Paralysis on one side Distinction : two deluge. q^^T'if: STTpTf^: silk cloth. worship. Binding turban or spfi^) 13^-f-^mK: The five articles of worship i.e. T^, T^q-. ^"t. ?tT ^ * & ^^r the head with a crown. *. *<W!I 1. 2. Infe- Deficiency; i i|gf*h<>J: Ta^+t^H The riority. actions five of the divine power; ?rfe, fclfa , 1 and RT *T 10 P. 1, To destroy. +1W: The Sun (Vedic) Sayana on Rv. : *: side; assigning 3. 53. ; a. Upheld by Tt:+W for on the side of. one J^+Tlfa*! N. of a comentary on Sankara's Sutrabhasya by Padmapadacarya. tenant of a piece Acquisition of profit. Tf:+fa>TT Putting in a shape, contest for. the 5 elements. Logic. Counting N. of a metre, Sec 16. ar^ | The of land. ?T: A A businessman. hired female ser- vant. W+ TfT"fhTT A concubine. A warehouse of of merchandise. *11KT The fifth second, eighth, or eleventh house from the Lagna in a horoscope. : /. Learning, wisdom. eunuch. HK) An ( A : the *f:) ( TW-rftnn 2. Laksmi; An 1. The little By thousands ind. who A leads a The 1. A 288. 9; chariot. Sari A brigadier of an infantry unit. fIWI A woman. -} A : saw. A sun; in leaves. A T: 298. 40. 12. Lotus- like foot. A TT*T -{-T*RT group of words. 1. Literary compoArrangement of words. T^T+^fW: The euphonic combination of words. a. Most humble. raise to the square An object A 12. meant for series or laiitric pose. Mutually opposing use; 17. ?: : /. Mutual ex- clusion. See a. Disparaged. in a. by an- Upset; forcefully taken away. : Medicinal powder. Not repeated; ^^ m?^; The Indian cuckoo. TT+1iT?I *?: a. Relating 10. \ to a beggar. qTTC+f5r sleeps some- 5. 8. 2. Out- backward; 27. +TTTO*: N. of the 40th year Prabhava etc. Arrest, does for food at others houses. Otherwise; Thrown away. a. cf not take food at other's house. ind. Unfit. Flying 4L T: One who Tt+'nvnN: Liking 1. qTTftTiT fT+Tfr*W Humiliation from tfT-l-'TT'pfa^TT Having the eyes in the cycle of others. 5. 5. a. turned to the outer world. Mb. Owned by else; Sak. MS. ward. with another's wife. TT-l-TfTffJT 3PT>"TI% SB. on 45. +RT*frT A One who ttTTT indirect a. TT+3Hf^a Fostered Campu. by chain. Bk. 9. 64. cooked An Forming a a. other, a slave. body Highly Received a. qt -fTTW>: Divine, for coin; 3r*ZIT37^rrt Mb. -^ TC'qftT Mb. Salvation, eating while on a journey. ?5CT%; a of later time. Provision aTST'W successful. Very tradition. another. traveller or a travellers. 1 The moon. Approaching Rich supreme approved, revered. religious order. leaves. +WT A self. another's house. cap made of A a. Sleeping into an arrow. T^T+fa*Tlfa*>T K. 1Vs4 Inserting feathers f: 2. another's foot-soldier. T: A 1. : flag-staff. A m. To TT monarch. spirit. excellent relationship. ^ 3. 53. Si. A : root. of The world beyond. T: Most all. TC'T*-1 The current TTff+TZf: stream. Publicity; | of worthy of admiration. position shooting an in Very mysterious. a. qft m. particular kind village road. Showing one's life. of the fingers arrow. sition; 2. of leprosy. A very auspicious The supreme a. : One who Tfort+^Tf deuaucherous WJJN Tantric symbol. a. qfa^n a of N. Tf'ST'ft+'R^^: Prosaical. a. A : weapon 58. 12. moment. had an abortion. group of epithet The Ram. 6. f 3Tfar called cakra; Goddess Manasa q^T+HffT TO5T: A Woman a. of sacred The. '0111'. syllable tTT>T bow-string. $ +Mdl+l 2. body; treasure. billions. A A posture N. of a the wife of Jaratka.ru. bird. KTT"fl: -3TTf particular horse. *: one of a A 1. -j-'TO f: imprisonment. Divided. Following the course of a river. f: 1 chola a. *%. A goat. Exercise. Wounded, hyured. 62 To with fault find Patience, IT ; perseve- rance. Ram. qf 30. 2. 2. qfOlT? Very much. a. qfVifi addition, multiplied 2. Reiterated. -f qf with; The 1. A M of wives; Sff^s; Eclipse. 2. Accomplished; f|; Mb. 12.238. ff Tftffl^l^fr ^rrftft^S^^'Hy M To be a. treated like iron. Heavy gets method A of Bhag. for. A *nWf qf<-|lf<.*l female servant. Amusement. q from; Mb. ; a. 2. Worn 1. out, Stomach M|\M*:-|-TH caused by indigestion. qr<1R+*JST About pain 2. to ter- Hf<.wfifa: f. A qf<"!dtq" a. 1. Sankhya jfWfyw a. marriage. To be married. p.p. satis- faction. age. Anxiously longing A a. a. A To refute. To nourish. TfT^Ri+finrfij: To rts be omiitcd, A TfsqrTT:+$ or all Tossed about. . drawn attention qftfa: gqRT the sea. superior, slande- Bhag. 6. An objection Almost dead. Time of death. One who conquers without being noticed. rer. a | cow that bears expressed in harsh words. T: A To 9.45. cow-calf. ^R:+VT: 2. Purification Desirable, a. Abusive liT (TV) cloth sacri- by penance (Jaina). talk. qf A 1. 3. : abandoned. 2. Flowed, trickled. Called together. q^+anMT: l: To disembark (from boat). coloured ; Licked over a. MfWllMfl for. -fMf collection, multi- ficial vessel. Leaping over; around. farT a. vein, artery. Transgressing. MPwU To a calf after a long time. Embraced. 1. ^ 2. Of young Snapping, cracking. Restriction. f ing. Complete A A put on an elephant. repeat. T 2. A Sama hymn 1. Adorned, decorat- ed. be bartered against. ifvuftn a. Harassing, pain- /. (in Fried, roosted. a. exclude, 1.31; occasionally repeated. a. To ifci: is Insulted. TfTHBj ;-TR: The doctrine of evolution. 2. 1. To tude. drama) words exciting curiosity. 'rfwjr p.p. 1. Overpowered; minate. iPiuH which jf<+dlM: Contempt, 1. of contempt. 1. A. n. i'^: Digested. a. To Object a. to, enumerate. 19. 12. 195. 2. 2. T: Swerving^ deviating from. qfTSffroi 2. surpass. Suspicion. MS. soak, saturate; Fall 1. To 1. w)f*: Valour. SB. on Household require- 1. 2. mentioned. MPuWM + Surrounded, Bv. Implicit obedience. ments. A a. Hope, expectation. a. Conveyed 4. 3. 9. performing Sraddha. 4WfVridl 18. presentation; qf particular intenveave. bind. Internal heat. : : 'A door-post. kiss all over. To Tf^JTra^W a One who a. Mr<"lf^S^> To 1. v. 1 To 10. 14. any thing only when asked I faded. <|o-i|N?f- Bhag. ; Made known, Wound to. a. 'Sf^n a. Bordered by j: round. Innumera- ble. >: *: Twenty . Derangement; 2. sett- 3. Svapna-4. -j-sPufcM 1. Put aside, removed. 2. Searched thoroughly. a. Mutilated. qfrfHfc53?T*ff 13. ing of peacock's feather; : 2. Quite perfect. 1. 1. a. 2. caste. An ornamental Tftfa^ST num- large couriously. qf<W Mixture of 2. body; S"ak. 3. Mf 1. |-qfrfafecT Administration. ber +qft^T: Augmented by 1. it. Very deep, a. Clothed; solemn. a lone). (as 1. Surrounded; Offered (as food) p.p. 2. at least. combat. 1. a. Indifferent to. A leaf-stalk. A boat. 2. Single 63 Rice mixed with : a. ^: Tfsfar+WH Under the -pretext Squatting. . of grey h?ir; Confining. *P%!ft f^quiW Mb. Loss; R. ; 5T^^T^- 12. 2. 2. 1 N. ofaVaisnava N. of the Agama of the Pa&caratra sect. 2. A (: grey hair. I. p.p. Occupied with; !. 3. Stationed; Composed : ;alm. Thrown down, a. des- The One whose are accomplished. a. means of A puricloth squeeze Soma 2. filter to text. TTS'-fH*: Difference in reading of a text. mind. the used as a A End; Mb. T; A 2. figure 7^?'-!+!^ of 5. 74. speech; 108; S. D. 733. lnfai+liiT: Order of succes5. 2. Means ^T5T 1. md. Behold on MS. rule.'sB. A negation amouniig to exclusion of something y using a (arfr^rfT ^ B on MS. Sitting collection of which has cooked night (like Silver. In the after- TIrT: light. T?T What a. sees or lojks 16. A young cow; Mb. 13. HT?T8JTa. 1. N. of a Rsi. A land at the Drinkable; 2. To be protected. Powder. T Mountain-slope. Cracking (regarded Playing in ihe Covered with dust mark of as A The moon. a. Rice with meat. /. A load portion of straw. of an (in : A : of like drama) m^H+H^nT Collecting Hi^H+fl'^IC Purifying a vessel. Examining the TTO*[-f-5it'J'T'T the . The ; the actors to take different roles. dust. : sins TTT^4-S%?T: Entering the stage : oot of a mountain. : of etc. by a character a. Stale. urse) from Nandi P. TWT+^'T'PT'W Utensils an ornamental nature chowries promise 93. 32. mgures The bottom *T^T Releasing roken. : | the nether world. tern. 122. A T3f n. Application (of ointment mn?W North- Wes- on; 5?5T T^rft^.-.J^; Nai. >od). : m. Wliiteness. Repetition. a. upon; of Krsna. Tf5WT+H-iTT The evening twi Surrounded by. That -f-TijfacT assed the dermmns in Kerala. TCT^ + fj^T: An epithet of knife, scissors etc.) f-r: 10. 8. 1-4. 1. 11. 16. noon. STTnT^) a. tymffa ind. T53ncT-f-3T$ff at hand. 1. Clapping the hands together. 2. Praying on a drum. 3. N. of a community doctrine. A T: A Ready Hand-trick. names of the fauna. Extremely long. : ! 4. 1. kind of : How good A Mimarhsa false on. a. ! A Mudra. Purification; of purifying. T5T:+TJ??2rnTnT: class text. /. a. qf^ftfiT'T'T Celebrated, famous. 1. : ee region of the plant. out. handr. A I- fying Hurrying, or rush- 4lfqfl3 a. 2. <TI5:+^!tT: The ordered determined by the sequence of the H?T: Fire. a. ng officer. skies. End. kind of insect. The chief accounts : Whirl-wind. qT royed; .41. .esires A scorpion. A long narrative. Useless speech. T d son of Pafteali. A : : of a n "n^^TT^JT sect. Appearance of 15. 26. :2. animal. frontal projection. ?arpata. 1. The belly The sides. above the elephant's face just a worthiness of recepient of gift. kind of salt. 'T Corrupting, spoiling. cripple. : Inflamation. The act of cooking. Marriage Nai Tmr^ifr... A 68. hole at the of a water skin ^: ; 6. TT^TfesftTfr^; ; bottom faTFT STT% JTCfT MS. 2. 99. 64 A vow on volves fasting A r: : which in- W Foot print. A ".': humble of A : (one of foot soldier. side Attached to the diamond) the of which is N. of a metre. Moss. Nai m^^iTn; W5T: A : cursed family. Curbing wicked- ness. An TRSf+^TO: The An attack in the sharpening (of + Gaurdian; 1. Mahimna A kind of Diffusive, Complete A rope, fetter; Si. 18. Palupata R to qufH 57. vow ordained faSjfad A I: state of being in : A kind of small The union Sarasvati. ing a conjunct consonant. Cessation fa*I:+fojfrT: a. 1. Digestible; Subject to change. Mlf<M(H>: A highway robber. mfV-M*+3[fe less eyes. a. Having rest- fish. of cause effect. A boiler. 3TWt a. A word contain- sprinkled at Holi 2. . flour. Eating Baked flour. powder Fragrant each other during festival. pR'JW a. 1. wishing to touch, Wishing to perform acamana (in che case of water}. fte*T+3Tfwrc The right occupy an office. To sound to j Si. 11. of Sapinda relationship. fof:+(MdMd: An oblation to the manes on the Amavasya evening. Betrayed, p. p. >: and 2. A revealed. carrot. an assembly with somebody; Bhag. 1. 16. 17. mii mRvilfH* 2. A instrument. tary order. MKMH The is contemptuous term body. fleshy growth ftfenT+STftg: or tumour. cult. Slimy Saliva. A kind of musical ; ParamesVara. In the heridi- sage; fruits of One who 3. tree. carrot. MK"4 N. of a 1. eats the a attain- Belonging b to denote the t*nK+1^'IH The cooing of the ment. a. a Munda. given to sensual pleasures. fas a. That which drinks; Nai. 6. 34. A piece o 1. cuckoo. -f-m^fydl MKHW< One who flesh. bs, purified. A reality. 2. Pippala flash of- fire. purified, cleansed. a. for the absolute digres- Saffron. in. The 4iH"M( of effect l fever. The Suryakanta a. Fit to >c( MltdfeWI Adultery. The : T: One who makes a person proficient m. dressed. Asofoetida. 3. 1. 1. stone. dtH(<^ Stava a. Having ind. fanrer:+3re: a. f: TT?ft 1TT[-t-H<J be shut or to sive. Bhag. fffl^ *fa *T ^fts^ TR: 2. The end; irflpn TIT 6. 9-24. ^; Fit a. Karma; wood. Payasa. offered as gift. the the body. a Burning with Palala corpse . Water One of humour in substrata of the : a. Mlft Bilious. a. / of period worshipping the for manes. arms). human The foW4-tKKM (To laugh) epithet Soma. Father, grand-father losed. +mW M<*rt ((<> Removing sin. u *K*: One who eats epithet of so as to hold one's sides. ITHRT+fafa': 14. 37. a. side. A. and great grand-father. in rear. road-side deity; 'Hrti$d defects ind. TTfrfc+ftujJ: . A on one Siva. boiled. :+flf T Pain in the r: n?:+ An auspicious foot. n*:+tff?Kn The joints of the quarters of a verse. a sage. a. Bent Kau. 26. : N. : of the ways embazzlement; 2. 8. close. servant : a to Coming a. One f: of Harsh, violent. a. foot-stool. /. Fickle-minded. a. alternate days. 1 . (In astrol.) Inauspicious location of a planet. fcr+vJ<*1>l (A cow) has no more to drink; Kath. Up. which 65 Immersed a. in Break-fast. A T: kind of snake. The : Purana. itch or scab. The moon. A. A 1. 2. living being. of Naraka; Mb. arkUHfoT A ^ JTTTW+jftaRT the Puranas. Stated in 1. Stated 2. appea- rance. elephant in the second year; Matanga L. 5. 3. a N. of 3fs3w(*?f)RT celestial ( ^:) JTTIR+f'WT knowledge of the Purana; The two palms a cup. not yet full-grown gj:+3T53jfe: like 5?:+^if : A cow with a T calf. Enveloping, covering. N. of a Pretending to A JWi-t-sfttMR kind of weapon used in house-breaking. Foremost fW-HR: collection a. 3*T+fa*5 of among T: Bhag. of Collection A hunter. 9. 21. tribe, Fat-limbed, well- 515? -f3T^ a. Fully clear in its meaning. 6. adumbrated by Vallabhacharya. Bhag. : +y^*T The ^T+TTTT: Once again go- ing away. phant's trunk; 3*f>T: Reproducing. of an Repitition tip of the ele- L. 2. 2. Matanga + f'T'ZT: Madhva, An epithet of 2. the founder of Dvaita ep^-snRnftr'T or earlier first a. What MS. ; 2. 34. 12. An omen. Brahma. constructed a. yffTi+ftnsTTT: The Goddess earlier; MS. 9. 281. ^+T5^lcf (-TfcPT) a second time. Wife. ^J to, honey of (nr) The art wrf- Regarding, on account of. The iHWT A Tfaifo Mb. ij4 j mfoT before Dying valva. kind of W+fa? One who knows past. tp+facafiwi: jwm: An alli- a. Brahmana. f: outcaste bom A the statement contradicting the earlier one. teration. rrfer- From (the husband). Manifesting oneself; ind. the east to the west. Stotra. of decorating with flowers (one of the 6t Kalas). 12. 19. 19. 3<**W The J^T'T |-JUW<*?: courtezan. : gis<j*( + 3T*9 flowers. Desire to cleanse, . Kanakadhara TITT:; for occurs ^fagrfa'M'H SB. on STSftaWt WFWmflra God The act. Hog-weed. Bathing per- yf +3c*T^f a. Far advanced in pregnancy. One whose know|^-f *W: 1. has developed to perledge 3T 57. all Omnipresent, p?+3Tfw*>: A kind of relithe bath ordained in school. for Bhag. gious of welfare (^fe^ffa). 3fe:-fTHf: N. of the doctrine ; hell. gushing flow; 10. 29. 35. p.p. Hurt, destroyed. +3^ for place Flood, fection. Returning; A Kaula Tantra. 10. a. for domestic worship. N. of various ceremonies performed for the sake T: apithet of Indra. a Puja. 5*:+JWT: The eldest son. A mother of a son. : An vading. fed. eligious merit. : +5*T clustre. bunch, N. of a mixed ysj+ar^ Alms-house. : f: of a Tantric- ; men. A kept. 3*:+?*: (-31:) N. of a be courageous. If: in cloth The betel-nut tree. ^m><JT Requisites ^STI+'J^'T a. sacrifice. meritorious acts. Effica- a. cious. 1. The seventh house from the Lagna in a horoscope. library. Mudra. c^T) ( is gSTCf+iriT N. Diarrhoea. f: 55^: i-HlfH nymph. put together the which a book JTFTO (Ved. ) Vanquisher of many. An 3*^ ring A T A The of registrar land-records. by an- lore of the Puranas. 14. 90. 63. Manly t. A g^nr+TTW: a. Kau. kind of gem; 11.29. 2. cients. +<[f| kind A : Another sleep. Decided of a : Mb. 8. earlier. The Rain-God; 20. 29. 66 The female young of T The 'TaTT+'^T: an chief of a child. p.p. 2. A ^W?-f-jrretT fW-f- MfoT separate affair One who a. holds An a tion of into two grammatical rule parts. on Subsistence NT: MS. r; T. a. a. often 3. spot. arc. Violent a. : Process. Confused, hair Appetite. follower. Noon. N. of a mode of f: back-bones. collection of +^W>: A Manasaia. 5. 168. 18. Guna. A 1. A 1. wasp; Bhag. wasp. 1. 2. A 2. A mon. of Piiigala. of 2. a. Atharva Veda. a school Beautiful by missile. of intellegence. Nothing but Usual food. JTSTt+TTTT (in 2. To intelle- medicin) A drag the organ of sense. a. Fit, worthy (Vedic). +Jrtrfa: A method of driving an elephantjMatangaL. 12. 6. 8. along afl^TO Universality. Stretched out, of Buddh. p.p. Bent, bowed. violently. out. An 77. 21. prescription. of One JWT-f-TTTf'KTT \. Ram. of mind; : of The weapon Natural, coma Satvik bent Having -fJffi^ Pertaining to father N. 2. N. of a transcendent virtues; + HtafW -j-wftroT manual a. -j-^TTT Pirigala. *mr?: 1. ordinary nature. 28. To crush, pound, The son or disciple ? An Ordered, ordain- 1. Arranged; Buddh. A true wisdom; Buddh. gence; (likefcf^PT). Hftfh: fl The 2. ST?n-r-tPT: Whey. ^fl-*J in To yawn. A. p.p. ed. enemy. : + 1. the 7. 4. 4. 4. 4. The hand. 7. forms of Eight Sfffa: -|-3TfiTO: goldsmith; Bri. Up. *!m+f*T intercourse Supreme Being; Bg. Cabbage. r Two SWT'I w. Sexual -f-STffH: way, road. Bauddha 4-5J3n An era; Buddh. JTHTTTT'T Being awake. 154. (as in ^*TnFfnr in Kau. A.). basket. A the disguise of a Vedantin. Sfin94> a. Transitory, brittle. a. Skilled in JT3T5fT+5'4IH arguments of same propriety and force. pedestrian shelter; Great humilia- maternity. Vii. T: Samans. A chamelion. tion. Context. The 1. A 5T^5f -f- ^f: Washing, cleansing; fighting. JS5W Departure. : mani- distinctions; TfT^Mb. Faithful : : /. Knowledge. c Causing San. K. 32. To make 4-JTff a. public announce- ment. the Having A : flr festation; Hoarding. : T: pain courtiers; 2. Trembling. Poweiful valour. N. of a drama. amulet made A fasting day. H A triangle. 2. 25. 2. 7. *: a. oneself Obstinacy. Feminine. a. at the back. TOH-LmfiT^ Gifts to 1. -fJTff^: Kau. A. An make qualified for. errect. : p*: Floating To ftff- ffa$:+*piR: N. of the country of Bihar. dappled cow. round The versed sine of an Remainder. : e often. Far-sighted. A 1. a. and mountain. Far-famed, earth. : ff[TTr?ST Stopped in the Destruction; Raj. T. Brightness, splendour. boar-incar- VT^TT Narayanlya. A A 1. The 'Ttf'f^+sr^T: point begining. of the seeds of Putranjiva plant. 10. 5. 17. m. palate; a. SWT:4-fa53 T The qfa-f-sfavT separateness; A lips & a +ST1W Arriving to of discussion. L. 2. 13. Matanga The marking nut. rT*f' The separa- if: like elephant's roar nation of Visnu; to Dvaita doctrine. 2. Behaving 1. produced with the army. 2. Slanderous. a. an animal 2. drawn 1. Sending Employing, using. JPTOr love. + TTT: Jealousy spies. due to 67 a. Not eager 2. Sturgsw 1. 1. Averse Infliction; nated. Found- 2. Defiled, contami- a. to; befriend with. to ing (of a charity). H'fta+3Tm: Fire consecrated ; separate San. K. 18. Giving matum; Kan. A. 1. an +5TcTT ind. moon 16. Specially, : A kind of Learning on newdays; STfaq^qTSSft?^ ff^? r; Ram. V. ation. well-matched A. Qiite A hostile Army. A messenger T: sent in return. An A : hostile bull. A ^ fjj Ram. .: To answer. faij^rfo; 1. 8. Up. Kau. A. T. STfewt t 2. 8. Embezzlement; 26. 2. Ruin, degradation; Bhag. 5. 9. 3. : Personal make-up. To take for certain; One who A An opponent has in sf?WWT a- 1. To To be disputed. be replied. + TfTTTWT'T one's promise. n. fresh milk. An natha on R. 4- sfauTT: 2. A alms are given. 2; A symbolic Con- Turned inwards. of particular Dipaka of (fig. speech). . A kind of bed. Accepting alone ception per- as highest ; JffUfT An obvious To be witiu'n + ftMIH*! the range of sight. answer. faf^ Ransom of A injunction. 5fPWT -ffavftl Singularity. : ( one's promise. fulfilment symbol. authority. Care should be taken. SfrTiill A a. ?: 172.13. 5. ^fTH A 10. 30. 3. 2. (an cTTT^ SRftaf ception. Established; Bhag. 9. 31. Keeping Mb. face Copy. the Entered, 1. p. p. possessed. ^f^n^f ; 1. rejoinder Bu. ch. 2. To P. R?ft^5I'ni {'wipers') . 2. variety Hfa* 1. +xnft arrival; 7. Awakened. battle. 1. : 1. 4.41. to a call; Responding 7. statue-house. fij a. STfiT'ftt: P. +jrfh^K: Informing Ram. Confident. recollected. 17. 4. (as eyes) Dulled, blunted. 5fa; Prescribed diet. f-fasT a. fafozn; ^ Mb. 12. 274. 7. com. Dazzled . 7. (A) f^Tsft a of Tying sacred therad around the wrist enemy) fasts. Behaviour; . reply. 2. 2. Equalled. (: 2. Trr-TTTTr^ cff^f^r 2, 37. 37. 1 9. Distraction; Imitating; : To 1 retort; deny. antidote. Vows and on Ram. 2 P. To A Nai. 1 memory. Remedy. 1 : Sankhya at commencement of any auspicious ceremony. ind. One by one. for drinking. (^) ?5t /. Hostile. a. Under Expanded, broad. a. Echo. : with. 3. Water 1. a. discussion. fresh. Connection. : +Hfa^*li*w treated; considera- 2. philosophy. Given, offered. 1. Being dealt 2. Parhelion. be Calm 1. discussed, dealt with. opponent. 7. To a. a. Dissolution. tion of a matter. Manifested. alliter- Contracted. p- . T: a. T 3^'' Conferring SffiTT^-r- TT5: ulti- Mb, ; 3.85. 114. promotion. heat of the sun. firmly. Completed a. Assailing. sffTITfTT:-'-Jl?R'T SKW The : Unyielding to pursiuitions. for oblation. j +STfarfaEr affrTFrT: (-T^T5iJi3': Desirous (Desid.) down of settling winnowed. +5TCTFT: Diffuseness. SOT -)-(?falT Old ghee intended Corroboration. a. Cleansed, p. p. Holy water. (//.) obstacle. Completion of a vow. +S(fii6(5i Retaliation. *: for sacrificial purposes. 5Pfaf+3n<W allot- An 2. prohibition. A +5lFarf5nTO: ment Reminding of a 1. : Malli- At every letter ; vasavadatta. 55. Devoted monastry where individual soul. to the 68 A work on To in P. : I. greet doctrine that To welcome. H Rising from seat to welcome a guest. return. 2. of Functions : organs; * Bhag. 8.3. measure upholds of the H^M^K 11 14. Baffling. (In drama) Ludicrous Very old. Bending and tying the string of a bow. Thrown off, given Mai. 10. 23. iMWot)^ . . WT of Intensity of effort. of Desirous One ed. Mb. mind; 1. 2. ful. The Padmaraga gem. 12. 291. 8. a. Cheerfulness. l: N. of a particular part of the .p. math.) (In The : Assimilation consisting in multi- as that of ( plication. Collecting, Mb. ScO* p.p. 1. (as pressing. Gone 3. wine). Approached. I. l% JWI^R a. influential. Rejected, refused. 3. JWR+jfa: An Surpassed. Valmiki. Ram. To T- discharge a debt. Displacer, frustrates; 3T?T^ TH art^T:; Mb. **ii-f-fqT iri making a. miserly -f5I%5T: that ff? *nfc*I 13. 45. 8. Stringent, presents. (Jaina) One obstacles lor liberation. Smearing. of the practice. Equal to thing. (In rheto) An by a Word of Command. Kav. 2: Amorous HWr+JTJ who S.D. I. -(-51OTT: 2. ( Pro- ducing secretion of the vessels. MMgil f. N. of the wife of sage Ruru. a. Of great a. A Proportio- a. One Spiritual merging Sleepiness. 5? C T Robbed. P-PI. A. cheat. 2. Seduced. : Annihilation, An access to. Inclination, bias. splendour. music) (In mcasuie like i<WHIIK. prattle. ^5T) has long arms. 138. -fSWlPw (In medic.) a of application practical a lord; objection raised W Kalpa One who knows a. JWMfl ( skilled in putting into Prominent, Creative force. 2. 16. 5. u. procurer. SWta+^RJT 12. UMlfrdl Hfli. :; 5. Receiving 4. 17.8. Clever; T: Mb. 3<XW ^'TRnhnn^R'T Ram. JW-f has practical instruction. Disclosing; d 4. "RfrTO 2. 1. 2. Origin. cTPT of epithet Ku. A The 12. 28. 7. 57. Neglected. undergo. hospitality; 109. 10. against; 3. driver, instigator To incur, per- . fcW; A offered spoken, declared. place of origin a river) hands in +JTOW p. 1. Contrived. Drawn (as a sword). MHW + ^W>K One who Prosperity; a- JTCS'lfrTO m. 4-SriTT 2. P. been SWT3 + 1!TfoW To be formed in the morning. prelude. SfWWW -fulfil: Ki. Brilliant; 16. 58. (In dramaturgy) : Bg. respect. 5PT??J Returned, restorhaving a perverted a. pieces, Exceedingly beauti- JDnpff a. SPTWT?TT: JnTH+^tf*T Folding to crushed, defeated. refuting; object to. Sj?qm Broken p.p. apRTP? minded; 9. 26. Intillegence. . a. IRH year. a. T S?q*cf p.p. which a N. of 2. effort, elaborateness Assualt. Refreshing, streng- of knowledge (in Buddh). -r (With Jainas) Joy virtuous. JTOcT: +*fV JRtrtWn One of the 5 kinds 2. the dialogue. thening. 2. passage 1. ?: 1 a. *t up; to of -fSPTS^f: Manifestation. j: A escape. ^hnT Saluting in return. Accuracy of percep- tion. I ! to According or weight. MHWW Sankhya doctrine the ind. snTTTrT: who One SWR+irrfipT physical size or one's to strength. cause. HTlfof<WT H nate battle-front. The Sankhya Pradhana is the Saiva philosophy. SWfHSTO A : Calumny; : Si. 1. 44. Precious metal. N. of a metre. 69 : Addicted o. -}- to going cm tours. +T: A where proof To be a. f: M banished. Examined, p. One who 2. I- Mb. 1. as in A *I has become 3. hurting passed on. ing, rope, a fetter. having conquered. 1 fpleHtfft:) 2. i 266. A -f-S^ftr: cause; Ki. Swollen, pufled up. where drums are beaten; tiift^W JT^^TSTT: Me. :/. A stroke, blow. 5 P. A news agent. Ordinance. 1 . To be displaced the humours of the (as body), 2. To prosecute. 3. To change a vowel. faculty Range astrological prophesy. JRWT-r-3TTWIT: Acclamation. Publicity, advertis- (after a political crisis). calm. A +S!i5T: R. tall Raising (dust). snrrfttT+nnT with out-stretch- a. story ending in logical prediction. Clinging to anything -f-SWR darkness ) To P. 1. +STCWW set in (as -fJW^ 1. An extended 3RTT t>dWIMT*rapplication; flfaf: VKJf: SB. on MS. 12. 1.1; secondary incident or plot. Past action. n. Past birth. Boldness ^fj: " of is Direction. Hospitable reception. that W Ancient Subject of dis- The prologue 2. course, topic; drama 3. The introductory words of a Saman. of a ; +Hfrft m- A sacrificial 1. a. saying. roots Having turned eastward. TTT -f-'Wrf^T: which cases tj The rule by remains in un-chaaged Udgatr. Bhag. 9.19.26. school; 2. ^R? T: Allusion, reference to; + STFanTR First appearance. : in the instrumental. 1. of judgement. interpretation where more powerful than Jn=?fto: man. n. Boldness, resoluteness. Attacked, fallen p.p. A Mimamsa rule A common is . priest assisting the tenaciously. : platform on f? a. One who on the rampart. standing T: +sn^TT: A fortune-teller. JRH: -fftRTT: A branch of asto- 1 Having high 5lwi<:-i ed limbs. tive JWT:-f fluHM JWW person; 5IPT55T^ 1. 2. matter mentioned in the accusa- Swollen. A A 2. battle; A trader's shop. +S5nTT Restoration of peace VTT a question. A necklace. upon. ng. a. N. of a metre. f. in (as A 1. : of combination indicating Sanyasa. a. turn to wards. a wall. speech. An To Going on an errand. walls. -r-SRTt: 2. I-iffr: be vanquished. semi-vowel into a corresponding H Knowledge of The To 1. C: 4. 32. -f-SKJ IP. Multi- equall- T.I a. delivery the external world. A a. HjRl + a. The Sovereign /. : 2. Vying with, ^ P. Circulated, plier. -f SfKTT (lend- 2. (In Math.) +151 Rfl: a. l 1. To S*<4(*H Acting violent- 'T a. Tears. (pi.) ing. time. Rtt -f-SRW 1. Urine. Necessarily. Flowing ;3<|^T^ 14. 46. T2. power; Y. One who 5T$r<M Manner, disposition Scope, range, reach. : 2. pleased. Employment f nourishing essence of the food after diges- has abstained from. T: journey. tion. considered carefully. a. 9. 4-STFra: The -f-SCfTT?: p. 12. Auspicious time of starting a rituals at the 96. species, kind. Mb. 5fr^iti4-H^|-W Brought into being; a. smfespt Nai. division, Distinction, r: 64. 22. proved. a Sleeping in ventilated place. : sophism must be logical itself a. A particulai before 3T. kind of metre. Contrary to ordinary observances. A philosophical Religious mendicancy; VNIU: teacher. 1. 2. The A teacher of a retired teacher. 70 Generative 1. energy. on ego-Consciousness. Life, 1. Vital function. jpifa n. -f is drawing snT + ifTTrff life -|-SniT{ in milk. flf Longer has started giving life. 5n*T: A -f-^wTHT The sni+f'Rn Pranayama. of science * STRlT-f anptTC: The hymn which the morning session of a with 10 course The moon + TJr: in the 2. A deluge. A is jn substitute, proxy for. to the sffcTr?TT a. The a. Pcrceptable to the order which JnarTfff: a. to an give measure of length tips of the fingure just little, idea. The T between the thruuib and the stretched first ment An inner apart- a palace. in HTflTf:+ftreR: of HTrK+OwRH A : be to Worthy re- + vrft a. Ultimately, at WSIjfre last. a. p.p. of life, fiw?f a. Following from a +jft%: 1. Longing. musical Sruti. precedence or earlier argument. STRT+^T a. Fit suitable. Jn^f + HTW a. 1 Wise. 2. Hand- Large, A bold or confident jM?T-fWftn: tary on Siddhanta some. liti- what 2. N. of a Relation A 1 conjecture I. (In derived Rhet.) from A the kind of acquatic bird. 2. N. of a Samvatsara. used to c^-|_^p^: A vessel enable a swimmer to float. a. A boatsman. kind of musical 5: A measure. of : A : SW An : inhabitent of N. of a hell. 5. A 1. friendship. -f sense of. side-entrance; ' is jftfat+rilfa: Friendly meeting, r: commenKaumudi. Having the sftffl a. ( . great. mistress. +t?W Quarrelsome. Love of life. Fond of a. Giving pleasing or wanted. to to reach. -t-Hl^ Fond cause Wishing 1. Occupied, engaged. *?5W:+3TT*T Matsya P. 264. gation. Elucidation. q Speaking pleasingly. a. ind. 2. (of character). a. the boundary. STRt: up, envelop. +5ftfj: Earnestness, profundity guest. near Staying Raised up. To cover U. sfa --r-ifTtTTT N. of a a. ceived as a guest. Khadira Grhya Sutra II-2. on a 1. Being -fJTO* a. journey. 2. Precedence. 3. Bond. Fluctuating. p.p. jfa+fSTOT The pinnacle a place. Si^Rta out; Big-Bellied. ' sftj STTWT?:-f-'n!: in Put on a spike. Very loud. a. cussion. eyes. Just a Immersed a. a. 2 in dis- away* (as \ Destruction. Stretched out. j. be the same for subsequent rounds as it was for the first opponent 2. ; a. to An a clouds. round. Hostility. on Driving; j 1. of an evil spirit) 5T5? a. Pertaining +Jntfiw senger desired start journey. Desirable. servant or mes- Overflowing with ; sfta-|-*J T To be +SU&[ morning. Stage-play. i. P To f. ^ to. -{-STf!} a. sacrifice begins. STHT One who grants. reA. To have a. *: variety of leather. Beauty; Nai. 5. 66. " ;T who T ^A action which its fruit. JTKT+ sweet-heart. delibe- love. life. JnTi^+vfa An one's Saving With Ind.. ration. Purity, cleanliness. n. fl STSTt fePT'rf 3. 8. 24. Bhag. f; pared an end. to Splendour; to kind of food pre- at Looking H%TT*T-)-3Tr3f'TR and touching. 'r-^ta One whose a. Rather easy vessel used in the funeral ceremony. attain. A if : -)- a. a. Snni-f-^f living. Food. : Effective only set to action. when Supereme being. STRTm, ( ^T) Wisdom. -fJim: 2. particular thing. (In astrol.) N. of the llth lunar house. WT+'FTfT'T A a of observation 2. sacrifice. Intelligence depen- 1. -fSTRl dent 2. N. of a 2. hell. serpent. An epithet of Visnu. 'sNafv: herb. A kind of aromatic 71 Green onion. : VWThfW Compensation. 1. >T kind of S holder- blade. 2. A H>|vft A B^T -|-3TfM>TT: claim kind of A 1 JfJfi for The 9^T+3^pi'T effect of Enjoyment +cf*5W A of Ram. T on human destiny. "SW-j-^T^TT The acquisition 15:+M A r:+V and inserted lubricated A bark as cloth. f: m. A kind of A a ritual -r-3Wrfcrf?f a. fish. to Ram. piece ; *[|Nai. 16. 82. slice, cf N. riTST'j: Formed Withholding Mark of fetters. Mundane bondage (as against liberation). fjf>T ^-f-Tftr^ tex- ture. r: : Blowing, hissing. f: Looking cheer- - A jailor. A jailor. 1. A Controller. ful. N. 2. A kind Mb. WJ: + filJT of bird. Transient *. *T and An back of the mouth; Inclined, curved. To make a friend of 1. elephant's a. Matanga fa scrotum. 2. An for apparatus from metals oars. extracting 1. Undulating, 2. Pleasing, delighting. f: N. of Constellation. 4th f: A . kind of disease (Consumption) +*!$*: N. of one of the A line on the fore head. N. of drama have been written to supposed by Panini. wfw: -f-**tcf : An epithet of ; 2. 13. The re- a. p. p. m. Phlegm. 1 : Visnu. rumbling roar produced in the ft Beloved of a. lations. 3. 35. 2. "RTTfaW dream. wfe:+W*TTT heir. p: A *ft*:-f-ftiin Kinsman I'U: -r-^TTT?: a Recruiting strong army. Nagas. of the 3rd astrological house. Syphilis. f: L. the >: Abhimanyu, kind of woven chief of an army. Infirm. urine. N. of a grammatical A The into work. epithet of Indra: f sun of Arjuna. fal^H : 4: W3"-|-*r5T a. to A crow. A kind of deer. : ; circles. falsehood. 1>[3i 239. 8 desirous of a. An : v. a. ; Effort. Constant. > A 2. The hand ... Mb. 12. 3^ cWT; *5+ *'**'* feathered the army; Kau. A. Addicted a. A strength. p. p. Preserved. Ch. a. JWR-r-affaJT A jailor. A harlot. into the Wearing a +!! sn*: captive. F: The ^Hj"! arrow. *? 1. as Taking anus as an enima. <J>rtM-ffiFMH 3.2. 1-2. house breaker. T called Simantonnayana. Bark used as textile. to than to the secondary meaning; MS. Taking prisoner. \: wick of cloth 4>?4f[i>0 which gives more the primary interpretation number A /. instru- 5. 34. 6. A mmonkey. Fruits and roots. : ; a of large (100 crores according to Sayana). ~ of a result. 3T surgical on eye tail. prominence astrological the influence of planets work on form Truly said ind. ^cT An "RWT+V^: white peacock's ment. fruit. hair. 2. A 2. Bhairava. a sacrifice. "K^nr-MM'^'i: A ^TV:+HT*: unseen Curly ^:+^nT The fish. boy, lad. stupid fellow. wages. 1. sandal wood. lish year 1. ; An elephant in the Matanga L. 5. 5; frontal hair. lady with curly offering of Wfo: -f-*THTT: The sixth par given as tax to the king MS. 8. 308. *fo:+$>T: Offering lions Curly. +4! A An wfo:-|-famHH Bali. in the V3T: 1. of obla fire. A looking person. crow. 2. Craft 72 After ind. manner of dying of a kind arrow of when it is pulled out com. on Mb. 7. 189. 11. +*fS*!F What is remotely 5 years old to thousands. Si. 5. The darkness 47. particular form of Durga. The WTWT-f-fSf: N. of a king. : of young elephant ; + WTWT A Amounting a. A in animals. remains in the body tip A Numerous. Abounding lake. wf?: whose a. a. produced from the wfef: Salt Samber the goat. sacred formula of Bala Devi. ; of the dark fortnight ; *?3 Nai. 2! 124. : connected; goffer: SB on MS. a. wfjRT-)-75T 12. 2. 29. Superficial confined to external objects. a. *T'T'ff outside Being mind. a. a. Remaining "Wf^Cf a. Dissolute, T+W To VJ+3TTOT Useful in An m. the sublates. injurer; One the oppressor or the affected that which affects. and Well-wisher. A yielding A 1. of to a school political of science by Kautilya; Kau. A 2. 4. 22. The 1. -f-WTJ: 2. arm as a The limb The 'f chest; Kanakadhara Stava. Crossing river A mode of is made fighting where the sword to drop from the opponent's hand. kau. WTy: 15. read + smiW*'H WfH+acfrsj: Teething troubles of children. A \nd. Shaking a. Treatment for children's diseases. of Consisting elements (as a verbal compound) A fish. A young mango WIW-f ^PWTW: TW+Wff: tree. a. Very wise. a. Having T many foes or rivals. 5+5ril*nj a. Beset obstacles. a. a. on Siddhanta Kaumudi. of a T: A jf: Buddha sense of word. WTjJl:-fVW: The outer apart- ment. *T|T -r-VfHT fT^r+SfT?^': in the effort An articulate sound. epithet A A loma marriage. VT^+srtf: Superficial child-sanyasi. saint, f^rff^O ( particular pose in wrestling. product of a Prati +WT^T: An external An external sense-organ. fool. Garrulous^ Very good, Death (Jaina) Very dusty. a. N. of a comentary with Bell metal. child's disease. r: T3RT alien character; the arms. Same as The body. many of goats; with arms. milk. 5+*re: One who has much but not well. many An >: WTJ:-r-f5TflT?nf on referred cow A multitude 2. 77. 2. WT}:-f?!Tn? ; 35. WT^fHWT: N. Overcome a. inter-action and C teacher, a tears. mesure of length. of a bow. oppressed writers Soap. vege- and founder of *TOf -f filfWT with WffrcWT harms. Wlwr+WWWT The many ways. kind of spirit. That which 1. 19. a. in a Rgvcdic Sakha. Ram. be thrown out or cast away. much possession of an evil (-frtff ) a. External a. A of a N. WfBVW: Relief from the wnn-r-f'T^far: of lewd. l shipped as Rivaling a. Wlfft: N. of a philosopher. at the outside. "I" found in who fasfened outside. if(Mi+Iai N. of a bird. A white stone Narmada and wor: or placed ^WT+STnif: pupil of paila out of mind. a. *^l Pierced by an a. arrow. is Childish thoughts. table. in wfJRT+mHMH N. of a Saman employed in Soma Yaga. One whose li^T+xnff a. W+ sine of an arc. observation. knowledge The versed a. snfefl+irfiT: of the Manjughoja, The production sky; Nir. 6. 30. of 73 a. : (In phil.) A parti- cular development of f^f^jPro of wordfiny-f -oMd*: A kind *f?:+lf5fa A : A Founded form of Visnu. 1 A . medal or a mark of conferred as a lance. 2. I: A basket-maker. (Ved.) a. young Mighty, great. ?T!jf ^TTT lotus flower. A wick made of Calculation primary gems. 2. Analysis. A camel. Desirous a. of Sowing of N. an of Upanisad. W^T+*r%n N. of a work on astrology by Varahamihira. W^T+IHi N. of a saman; A 15PTfH+W**T period of 60 Samvatsaras. seeds. a. wtanr-J-ST ^tf^f T: Sowing of The Pala$a a. A seeds. 5th ^f3:+3Tftw> A fR God as : action of the intelect on the soul. ^fe:-fJnn?>ft Soundness thought. Confusion W^ftVRT: One who has Sanyasins who A of attained pass away). trust WTjI+f'Tfa: the sacerdotal class. money for Absence of instruction or W!5fr+3rcr5TSW Brahminical guidance; Ms. 10. 43. WTjaT+srHT: "Brahmana"'. The appellation A + snfil^Sq: WT^rT door. next living The WT$rf+Hiar: a Brahmana. being incarnation The (-TOTfirn) W^FT+ftrfFWHT An A WpH+VJ: Brahman a. of of WfPJ+'ftm Brahma as /. very T!T?ccf The Brahmana state of for one ^W 2. wages. ^f) A refectory. Preparations for learned a meal. a. The preaching given Pi ovision 1 meal; J^T Tflfav %TTWtT% Ms. 11.7. offence against Brahmanas. of TWT -f- day's disc of the sun. understanding. ^fc+ 1^: for N. of a disease. intellect. ^fir+^Bnn Reflex epithet oneness with Brahman, (said of Buddha. W in requisite The 'far+'WrTT: of astrological Superior An m. attaining perfect knowledge. mansion. a. its N. of a S^trakara. ploughed The supreme soul. r 1- A means, way. N. of the bag hung on the food. T: field A Wftwrm nose of a horse containing tree. after sowing. 2. ifS a. Living in holes. Growing from seed. N. of a Saman. Agni. deities. procreation. 1 discourse spirit. planet Bg.'lO. 35. *t5W+f' flrfqrT A : N. of a work on *$ of W^Ff-fTT*: Early dawn. supreme The W^ + Nrn lotus-leaf. 1. Wfrsj-r-^: The early part of Jupiter. Vedic lotus fibre. of kind the day. an of Upanisad. [^+^r^ A : N. ft lotus fibre. A ?fvTTI Bhag. 12. 42. 3. of A pepper. Strict celebacy; fllfa'f cave. T: Veda. W^-f^finiT panegyric. A lotus fibre. 'W A string made knowledge. The Brahminical of saliva W^nT+ftF'!: A drop while chanting the sputtered excel- MH An underground final object power. A 10. 1. 32.' A fil<S*l+dl l Vm The all sacred- of. (In drama) title texts. W5r5f+nr: of Falsifying the a. W|T^+ yWT ' sister. Magadha. fire*: a- the welfare pupil of the eye. N. of a king of : of Strength Dishing to be2. W-shing prosperous. come The teaching! in ! Vedic +?*H statue, idol, icon. 5R+a **T The know- the Veda. ^%:+^TIH a. : Bereft of intellect. the upon a. ledge. play Nai. 9. 104. or based' the supreme being. ment. I know Desice to Levity of judge- Hypocritical. in the Anuiasana Parvan of the Mb. : 2. I- Dish of puUt. A secondary Predisposition any ailment). of sense. body (to 74 An 7 - dcvotio :: wfea-4-irFw J^*"- hro,,,,,, J; i- a One l ings. One who wr+arownj and TW+Vl*i*i food of allowed V. 5 Ianet of % a. title V^T+M^ ^+^IT structure "' Radiance To 2. To broken is a (as ^- a. +t*n Devoted God. husband "^ kind of musical a. Preventing . +TJf: (In The +^t^>: husband's ^ A begining fashion or mode. VINI( Crooked speech A wry face Vfjf:-f fimt: distortion of features. A river, ?f^Nai. armnfifo- Venisamhara. of aumor of TJ N. of a grammarian. Wf: A kind of fish. f: -i*-M**N. + ^TT Abandoned by a. ^+9m The farthest end of the world. w + Hf l Emancipation from ^ e ordeal of birth and death : J^^ *' C nfer O f the currcnt age according to Buddhists. *T+f'!fa: Vessels fashioned for 1. - ' - Shone; Became - ^ ^ ^c^TfT f^fg-; ^. the (!n all senses). K *vya 10. 19. .. -fXTT: A 1. - tax; One fihatti Kau. A. of the four c ntentments to according Sankhyas; San. K. 50. 3. The number eleve n- ^FK+oiM^ifVsT a share ' TTT:+T^Ts A One who ^ ^+^ (^) takes treasury. A partition .. 'W+w Afraid of worldly ^T+>dn: Enjoyment of +*rfR Highly useful, N. of a famous Wjft: grarnma " a " and Srn ri '"kara. *mnr+WWT: Bad fortune. . MI-Mf-f >sfir: Rise of fortune. T^+5WT: The moon. H*+HfR ^J+^.'WT Attached to the a. ^+WT%: A **$*' series of births and deaths. HT3UJ '^RT +^5 Rich, opulent. +>WfJ Horoscope, natal a. Well-inten- tio ned. ___V ^ A. star. H^T-fim a. Tlic phalguni Naksatra. material world. the ^ confiscated by his carnal pleasure. 137. Explanation. T: N. of the author of N. posses- existence. 18. rf aShCS 3 ' lown ( 2 > I A may be Whose " thc husb and. place in (injaina) formula dialectical with ?mfr ^+5*^ ns *KT* Buddh.) constant decay taking the universe. 2. pleased mastcr- from getting completed. 1. ^^ To blow a to world S1 V*T+HT*n*T G ot the N. of cupid. A B (Perfect of vn) *?" of a Thinking Smearing - , ; A ^T^-l-mw: measure. ^ only ashes, T^+J ' WT'+ftRT husba nd ""I One whose upper a. Ius be borne or be hired or 1. ' ' , chariot). ll s- dramatic bod y Wlt " - bones are broken. g' f| H^+TT*: carried ke P l of Adi One whose a. the Smearing I+T*5 ^ Prostitution A the Smearing ashes, whh a hcs l HWT+snRTf Remaining ' "X3*H: a. Sankaracarya. [: bod y with of Prowess, excellence; 18 art Desirous of sexual *T+TOT: . act ^nT-j-ai^ +HT pleasure. .. The , HT:+*c kind ofpegeon. body fortune. *n:+*m a. A HWr^^TTT shaving. Consisting of The ^..j^. b,.ch. Hf*R+3T^: harem. kinds. all A is prohibited*. a. A TOT+VTnT captivated by devotion Food ' 2. ch. 7. 2 - */ - posture. a. "-.*f h Rim OT+STO! N rf ** + *** A P artlcular sitt ing >vho has VfaT+fcrW Drawings paint- ^nRT+^n a " spidous Belonging to your A ind. Quickly, swiftly, VI^w +ft^H: Embezzlement 1isin g wrong measures; Kau. 2. 8.21. +~** tal ra g- L Luggage. 2. capimoney. HT*I:+fh^: Thc keeper of vessels. 75 In consequence of ind. Pertaining to Sun. a. An T: human Gestures +TK: Task imposed on The 3WTT1 Reducing the : +3TwreTT N. of a metre. >TTT:+3?*rir The lifting of a >TTT: load. / of 3TT^TT a. protector, TT^filcJ ^tsft TTT<=rfan moter; 3. 29. A O-r-T: A Directed 1. 2. epic 3. 10. 42. 18. 5. 64. Sukra. 8. Engrossed, 4. a. application; 309. 2. referred to by restraint in speech. 2. One belonging to Kautilya. the gotra of Bharadwaj i. 1. The son of a VaisVa; >HW A 2. VaiSya. an unmarried kind of iakti worshipper. s a. A fortune teller; commentary rela- Conjugal +VTW: Mb. 25. 6*. The 3. Destiny. 4. six states '. :-|-V?j"f>: An impersonal verb. T:/. Power to ^ etc. A convey Mb. H^3+*TT^ ind. on having eaten. Immediately cowed Disheartened, Kau. A. -ffHJ means of embrace. A >J5r:-f3TTT'T subsis- on alms. A : grant for conch. IP. To tf a. strength of arms. snake used as Wf: A Kambala: a bracelet. 2. 11. 29. 1. by the arms of somebody. Monk-hood. explain or interpret; Bhag. An 1 >T3f: -f-3? ^: maintenance. a . Living : >pnT:-f-5nf -ffVm 1. Vicious; faKTfftKTr Ms. 12. 33. 2. Stood up (as epithet of N. of a metre. N. of a metre. N. of a metre. Causing to trample on. An Visnu. 5. 10. 8. fV4lM*f etc. 6th the H\WT+f3WTT3f: N. of a prayer by Bhisma contained in the 47th Cons- perceptions. of arfef, ^f, of book of the Mahabharata. Protection afforded Pro- Mb. cooked Perfectly vft*T-l- TT: 1. N. of one of the sons of Dhrtarastra. 2. N. of one of the sons of Srikrisna. tence. of past ciousness 5. 2. fftTfqnrmi^ 3 tection; 7. 36. 16. 5. a of a celebrated author of Svapna- vasavadattam branch of SamaWelfare; *TrefT*afr T^5 , N. variety of 1. Htf+'flW: food. -f-^JT veda. +HW as Serving VTSTfcfr 3f A terrible down. tionship. HT?Hfi|: Having <* chapter of Santi Parvan of Si. 2. 24. +f>T5n Vaijayanti. *f With Jainas) speak T. a. dramatist; : mw, A ( fear. Removing >ftwT+WT N. An HTTT+TfiT political science paramour causing fear. a. strength. 60. of a writer on and f 12. gladened. Helping one- N. 1. " filled; Pleased, Hf *T+*f *TK?T3t: Behaving Afraid in mind. a. 4. bharata. Ms. shy singer. a. T Possessed^ cap- and helping others. To be convicted; *TTOT+*nf^ft N. of a stotra contained in the Mb.; Mb. A a. : towards, TrrfTr'f^nnTrftcnT Bhag. Maha- of of timidly. fixed upon. self The has obli- Division / f'TO+5^'* pro- 1. HTfiKf-f-TWT of Sahyasins. from fractions. ff heap, multitude. One of the 10 orders who person himself Mb. JT: 18. 13. mule. A ?: charming appealing. a. 1. gations. tured; ||f: (j'^TTf^rm Bhag. a load. a. bored. Admixture of >Trfof The bearing Having divided the ears Having 2. severed emotions. A load or burden from. HTT:-r-3;fs: material K. 52. A kind of dance. Ram. horipulation) 3. Bribed. creation; San. various + in f^^T-l-vf ears. any one. indi- cative of love. TTef:-(-f^*%: HTT^: N. of a celebrated writer an Alaiikara Sastra. hair 6. 10. 18. 3. >TT*:+%fa:eW epithet of river Yamuna. *TK: TTRlfd4.lt> dl'tt'T feelings; Pratima the appearance. The side of any to hand geometrical figure. *[an+^ftr (fight). ind. Hand 76 A f fW^ r form of e c\ WW+?!?TO The of surface vpnro-f-vn^: The A Hfa:+t?tJJifcPT variety of The T: *:+BT*n Earth's STT*r) ( A kind of cucumber A kind of rat. : Earth's >T:-f->TT shadow, eclipse. A species 12. 169. 10. *:+fo^f5Tfi: Mb. W+ST^n the ground. A : A HfT+Tfa^: vfa:-|-fl*ft?T a. established fact or recalling an past event. 3. Paralysis. rea- 5. The hypotenuse cha- planet Mars. Thrown to the Very desirous a. Piercing m. One who Absolute and By ^J'rcT-f-HT'W most -f'lft'R M. For a long Many Xl*T: -f- H3I of quality 2. Multiplying Bearing manifold ' - of all VPWW i"d.. Manifoldly, n. Cloths and variously. A subtle The element. guardian of M^WI \ ment. a. in Living all ^3:+ the a. Sustaining W5I-f^JS elements or creatures. The N pi. +>T To HtW. an ornaments. The r^( balance, hold The Slavery. a. Imbecile. m. An epithet of *jfa:+amT W. For the sake hire. For the . Creating welfare. base of any The geometrical figure. line of a painting. 2. The out- An 1. 3 Floor. elemental thing. stories of a Upper T building. 3 ?nTtaT*2'*l1'teT; sake T*9i: An epithet of Sita. (In drama) a. A fall from ^j:-r-TRf: from a a oneself >JT:+>J^f: IW+'Ttl fails to acts. a. Fallen from devotion. cliff. measure. slip oi Dismissed. One who a. do prescribed Throwing A the tongue. Narmada. >fT+Mi!HM Ram. 5. 2. 50. f. Hj:|V?: (-^gir) N. of a on the place of pilgrimage precipice. of prosperity. a 2. of maintanance. Brahman a. I. M a hired teacher. ind. Ballala. son of a Vaisya and actress. in of totality N. of the Rama- ! equipoise. ^%:+3nfa earth. m. Sesa Nag. King Bhoja by H5W>+H%: Wages, beings or of the elements. f:,-f-*3T Enjoying plea- yana campu by Bhoju. HtSK+SW^: N. of a work on VHV+3TVi|imM Instruction by beings ^JH-ftnj a. \. Bestowing enjoyLiberal, bountiful. 2. living beings. : lease deed. Article of luxury. many Having a. ele- beings. *JjiT+m A 3f a. species of plant. , The mother nourisher, sures. fruits. ments. : A supporter. times, repeatedly. greatly. healing power of medicines ^Ti+T^ff ind. of Healed. large, enjoyments. Tjaf+SR'ft Preparation vfta+TW Truthfully. A nostril d rugs. of. A HM: the The Increase, growth. vrfT-Flf a (Buddh.) *JH+*?tfe: non-entity. a right M Swimming. a. Hfr+fH all. of (of an animal). spirits. H3+3WH1&H planets. Contraction. 4. of any thing. Pos- (-3TT%5r:) pain. of Diverting. time. evil condemns ground 1. The (-^T:) 2. Narakasura. *rfr+H>WH MW+arfWJf: by or Referring to : Shooting planet Mars. ground, floored. vrw+>ra: mushroon. 1. conjunction rioteer. TO^T+WTW on Lying tree. angled triangle. *fa:4-*m?r: of Inflicting severe A sure. shadow. The mango 2. Square T l: n. punishment. -|-H?: A mushroom. creator of the world. session evidence date tree. the earth. bird; False s concerning land. Parvati. A kind of musical 1, perplexed. 4 P. To waver, be 77 Caus. To I. by beat of drum. proclaim 2. To disar- a religious umbrella. 2. with +*3WT: A top. *J*K+fHh<; A multitude *TPr: + *Tf: of 4-^>T^vnfrT: A Turned a. A *TPT:-f-3Wffir: kind of metre. rare ment foot *T?: Beset 2. N. of the of .Humiliation N. of a metre. h N. of the 7th astro- logical mansion. 2. A kind of musical measure. N. of a metre. a. Beauty. + TfTT -f*T3*f orna- beset with jewels. blue; or pride. combination of worthy things. bees. 1. H^H-'fl^: A extracted 7th astrological mansion. various spiritual orders. circle. be produced from. A work dealing of establishment the To a. *T3:~|-3U**JW An I. -f?TR: Nai. The 2. of a monastry. suprintendent range. A order. JT5T with 2. 103. -f- Excess of intoxi- 3T?JnT: cation. jewels. Swoon, fainting. f: Confused in mind. M A stolen glance. T: T: The of knitting W3: Milk l-SlTcnT Two quarters 'Ri:+ tftfef>T H'S'f of + *Hrt: Time -f-M'SrJM 2. A A 1. W A 1 . play-board. H"^3+3TnT^ a. A : An of epithet circle. usurer. ^TJf: K The country of 'M Magadha. A T^$j^>: in kind of musical instrument. a. 1. 8th year. drum beaten on Matanga A ; the 5. 9. Narayaniya 100. 9. N. of one of the An -f-fiH^ N. of a metre. of a Bodhi- The head of ol intellectual Course of think- river. The three A stringent A conch. taste. The mid-day sun. a. Having an Udatta on the middle syllable. the central The rule of of a pendent common to both sides. fT A common property. necklace ing. :+?5T'm Thought-reading. N. of a metre. (-"FT) : A bed- stead. A kind of dance. with sauce. The middle-most -f troiHHN 1. IVot A nsherman. Fish cooked highly mendable. 2. (In arsr.) meridian ecliptic point. *TmT-flfk: : : 1. a 3. : i| sattva. TO f wPwfil: of with starting *TWI+Hr l'' HrW+^faH Jinas : Riks : woi k. noise; r: . N. of a creeper. of a N. of a plant. Difference *T%: j-lfir:/. kind of dance. Sweet j-TT?: with opinion. *rfk: L. particular pose circle of shield. auspicious occasions. in 2. A fnetU. kind citron. N. 1. : auspicious elephant garden. The handle : An . 2. archery. sound. H^'+H^ A A A A Wax. pavilion. some magical potencies. H^^i*T Auspicious. An i: H**M: A *nT: A : Sweet 2. grape. Siva. wine-jug. 1. of a centre Bee- 2. Wine and poetaster. The : RiKUm: A ! N. of a metre. bud. A bee-hive. Sweet-melon. in a Sitting country of wax. circle. >: The *TI:+^5I: Madra. -f- circular gait. mixfd particular caste. ments. asana. 'BWTt+SfT^H: N. of Varuna. M* <<{: A kind of musical measure. of orna- A *nf:+TPf: for toilet- Fond a. i: kind of Yogic for fermentation. ing; nK5TH qn^r^irt^A: R. XIII. A drink. A liquor jar. H A drug used T: the Compass. the brows. Dead a. conveited to curd. of a planet. *TnT-t "JHT: middle scale. son. com- The The mean motion (in music) the 78 The body. The manager N. of a play by Bhasa. : Middle, central. III. 4,8 A. To accept, a. "^W+ffnp To a, be grasped by the mind. *PTCT 4- "HlfH : ITO+fRiR favour Conciliating the of. Affection, passion. Heart's content. j: H^T: Coercion of mind, Mental powers; j: HWt ^jt- njcWm Bhag. 25. as tT^ff^TT : The wish : The transgression. peacock. HTT: +1^531? A 1. venomous insect. A 2. taking of nose- ring. 2- a. Advocating a as performed during the Mahalaya an Ram. 1*f -Hn*K: Recital ofVedic : texts at night. from . Gold. 2. 1 ) of a Keeping the deliberation or f^: strategy. 1. A Fn 1, P. To mix, A camel. An antelope. T: TT*f+m: A Striking A great T^T+TTW: A at the N. of A T: A medical preparation. A churning rod. T: H Shyness. a. Slow a ' Slowly in action. growing " Unfortunate. A big water-jar. crisis. particular a Purana knotty ques- tion. statement A of A lW: Overstepping variety of skin. chief treasury. of a N. 1. mantra limits. iI grey- : "TOfar-r-WTfiT'W: A Sf ' 5 ' : within Keeping H<4f4l+3Wnj of big penance; Hch. Blood. r: species *T$T -h |f'T limits. mingle. mystic cycle tiger. limits. 9 The ^5: vitals. bathing of years rivcr< washerman. 1*J:+MMM Recitation of the sniT^T mantras as a substitute 100 JT^T+^i'l Beauty. The Kaverl T^+Sf'TT'W Having a strong **err-f*>5T: rock. 1 ocean. Brahma. Throwing one- -j-SUWTq r The m. in Sakti worship. or strategy. secrecy on the rays of the sun; the Keeping a deliberation the current. 3. 6. 2. from a new starts. Mahalaya Pakja of stage : JfT+TOl secrecy of TS: self The which H^TrJ^+aWT^in A spa^k of fire. A gruop of sages who : subsist The Sraddha Paksa. Dark a. Mortal. : big The fortnight fT^Twfgr-t-qw: sacred for manes daring wr^T or a. : in a peacock's The form of Durga. 1. N. of Vijnu, Siva. The 5th astrological mansion. 14. 59. way. Syamaladandaka. A Ki Great under- 1. Starting moon day of the whirl-wind; f: death. IT.-j-'flTOf stern policy. A : Wfw /. major insult to a great person. feather. A An a. Good in me. The sun. dance The A 1. 2. T: a. Bilva tree. T: of emarald; I mortals. + 2. Egoistic. 1Devoid *mrn+5jnT 2. Unattached. ego. H Palanquin. for 1. *TTV?nf-f-WnT Same : miser. of the penultimate stage in the perception of cruth. T-' a. *Tf(m-f-iJ*?T f!m+Wfa: (With Jainas) N. 2. of species of a group- of H^+^?PT hymns Rv. 10. 83-84. A mind. 6. 4. A noble family. Martial band. N. of Depression A T "Pfn + Vfl'IH wonderful herb. a stable. monkey. agree. A /. : of N. of a a. river. Covered with dust and mire. in propitiation of Siva, the conqueror of death. 2. N. of a medicine. >Tjn *t9W-fnw: (in music) of measure. A kind great weapon. [ iTH*T The great vehicle (later Buddhistic teaching). : A. Frog. Very painful. 79 all The 1. T: The 2. great deluge. supreme being wherein Mahabhutas merge. the A 1 work. Affluence in Cattle. a. Blind due to 4th day of the of half the magha, kind Deserving honour. Loss of prestagc fl. sun-set. One rJ*rt A 1. 10. 3. 49. of the 8 Siddhis. N. of Durga. cow; SB. on MS. using false Kau. A. Embezzlement by weights and measures. to the base; A TR:+HTT: T"r4-^*T?T degree of high 1 5TT+>dM^I Manhood. A to degraded man. A TTT+^faw N. 1. of Durga TTT+^fcr: m. N. of a medi- after flesh. TTT+fWHT A N. Pyrites. a of style used in : A kind of snake. The 1'he of defect a mother. Reverence *TT<|+>TfiFS: to mother TflT-f5TTfa A foolish TKJV N. of the 8 veins of the neck. ind. On iRWffeTT: The SRTt of a ^ZT% N. With a. effort. observing silence. a. Abstaining from cohabitation. matter. change. A measure approixmafoly equnl ro one inch. The rule of the flWMW HWT-f-*J 'r mcL inTT-r-qwnT ind. Ufa |^mrrom -f frpnT ind. pleases one. As offered. as per merit. as iad. or as it is it suits proper. ind. 1*yT+5fftTT^ On the earliest suitable opportunity. + srejaW ind. I. At last; In conformity with the topic iPTT on hand. 1WT-r-*5m ' n ^- According to seniority. N. of a parti- cular kind of pcnauci\ jjrsf to According to the value of the commodities. 2. the maternal .|fa;T According the text laid down. ofaSaman; 2. Symbolic, names of the twn wings of Garuda. elementary fatT>T ind. jfa ind. setting up of the for Yaga. 1. As quickly n ,J. e a. An the and Vcdin side. a. of The remains fellow, simpleton. wife Yaga JnrftreiftH': ?N%f?3W; Bg. 3. 13. bricks i ind. Truly, really. ind. According to Yajamana. il^HilWH : proper one's desire. N. of Krisna. work of a implement sacrifice. r: HTcTJf 4-??teT N. on elephantology. W+ l An ^W in rhetorics. ind. In a as possible. dog. Incense. T' : In whatever manner. cinal plant. T: told. P. II 14. 28. way; hanker As ind. Abstaining To As advised or a. a. 2. Skill, art. tfW+srenr Naked eye. from eating flesh, irtflta^ Den. P. According required for instructed. +mn tumour. as propriety; courtsey. Pretending flesh. sense, ascending ind. s illness. Fond of In SraT-f-3'f Mental worship. earth. f: Without a. proportion. surface of the *( According Saiikhya K. 41. stupid. pride. T: The 3. 19. 32. Bhag. I 26. 2. 8. Earth; Ibid 7. 70. horizon. 2. as said or ind. instructed;" *PTT ind. TPTi-j-firW: M Sovereignty, dominion. +IT* be at or destruction of anger. Silver. TJW ira+HTJi'T^ a. Stay for the night wherever one happens to -: of musical measure. -f : TTT + 3TJTWT Sand. A The Yogic power to transport oneself any where one likes. pride. auspicious for Siva. T: N. of a medical *n^Sf: -r-fH4M*^ kind of metre. : dark bigger fish devouring the smaller fish. Wht-rcver it "NTT -f '?'**( to the price. TTT |-T*m ind. inci. In relation According to the sentiment or taste. 80 As a. actually received. ^ According *Hn-r-J?q% to the depth of knowledge. 1n+5H?T4'T ind. In accordance with the sense veyed. SB on MS. 11 : on which yama with his attendants and punishments of hell are MN^d^lf painted. Mu. I 26. tiate As warranted ind. UtTT+flVnT ind. As warranted by the yama According to ind. As taken in manner. a. Each to their a superficial + PT having which a. as to relating . whom, whose. rotating a. ; VWT mrir A Ram. Bg" machinist i -fUr^ftij A A parcel ofluggagc; ; Mfenrft vife's 1. 3. drawn 4. attracted 1. 1. 36; mi-i-in Yamuna. sister. 2. ; to increase the tension; Bhag. 10. 29. 23. N. A N. of Aiwins. of kind of cereal plant the A veil. iwft qfe a. -)- river fame indirect ; Ch Up. 3. 18. 3. TPfr ind. Gifts made at the M Real nature or purport. IJHH 1. A ship, boat ; from 2. The means of release and death (in cycle of birth + 3. cf. ; aerial chariot. cushion; A One The master mT Yama Bhag. 8. 1. of pertaining Tf^n: qT*ftf^t ; Gods 10 n. ; a 2. %% UtA: Tf^[cft ; 18. 1. astronomical A cock. A timekeeper. A pavilion. *: f Hff: That, 2. ; give send 1. carriage MK. JnT+fTTfoW class of ' in order that. TnT+VCT>: & s^TH; ITJJRT'T From which, 1. by what sacrifice. + ?T'nT Mukundamala irfse-^nnnr device to measure time. 2. liveli- time of starting on a pilgrimage staff. An ; of hood. as Conferring fame. the help of a ficer lives in hell. a carriage. ansinT: beating. Mf<W ; Means a. in^+an^TT'T An lT5Ttn demon f zT^rft Ram. female One who Buddhism) II4HMI4: A reputed author of Tajak an astronomical work. +3T To Twins; 2. traveller. 7. 10. : grain. since, as ; : Ki. younger instigated. rules by circumscribed its island. >jfe+3?TpnT Getting up with K.i. 12. 9. A or against kirtih hand-mill N. of an 2. ; Modern Java M the stage. half first also 313 ; injfta: a fountain or shower-bath. U'^y^H the cord with which a doll or puppet is made to The 3. combination; same as ira. 4. A double-convex lens; 5. N. of an island. ; A torture chamber. M A room fitted with 1. A A of a astronomical 2. 80. 2. move on to strike of an or travel. 1. -j-HW: month mounted on a machine S^- U**4-3TreT gong used the hours. will. formula sacrificial oblation. Arjuna uprooted by Krijna in his childhood. A kind of hiccough. A Talking at A HT*m trees identical. a. twin N. of Sikhandin;- used during the offering Ch. qWlffi The of 14. 44. 7. : in yamakas. down sacrificer. f!T: The abode of Yama. A poem abounding ind. respective abodes or places. ind. Since which time A :, Mb. ch. 2. 12. quality. im+PTWPf qTS^T-fH|f: Turning a request. >: Ram. ?T: Subsist- ing by begging. 18. : 2. 24. sacrificial ni"n-r-3ffrfaffT-gfaTH propi- impartial season. 1WT+ HKM in^T An 2. ; 1. to punishment. MS. 9. 307. N. of Siva ZTJTSmHT- by circumstances. 2. A vow 1. H*n+H?*W srfoT %*?& The JnT+^pT*T sacred thread. mrr?:, Tff VT a piece of cloth ind. 1. Heptaphy- llum. stated priority. recipient of a sacrifice; Ka^i on P. IV. astrological yoga. Bombax ITOOT: a In ind. H The N. of an inauspicious : a. off. Bad who 2. An owl. -}-inT?"T N. of demon. a class of Tahtra works. sacri- spoils a +mfT: southern (-Ht 1. f.) direction ; Bharani Constellation. 2. The The 81 A vow 'IT which one during on grains lives of Violation of the : rules of warfare. War, barley. m^d -)-3rw<4MM ind. During a. study. m. Mi^d+mfli ind. as long- as possible. Mtqfa'q a- The betel-plant. A mower of grass. >: + IJSR One who young wife; B. K. 5. 13. Infanticide. One who A talks :) A >T N. of a particular con- moon. ^f. The R The of length yoke equal to four hands. A T a ?fT +'^TfT'T a. 33- 5. 63. 3. Going about A : That 1- P. To give up, desert. herds Gone astray 3f<JpT tribe. Name 1. HJsef P. of a mixed To 1. go out of the right . err, path. 2. depart. A to which, importance of a MS. 5. Military science. 13. 7. War-cry. attachment 2. 1. An 1. Battle-song. Instigator belong- alone so that a ?lf^;f?'tf ? !TPT will not apply in that case ; vide : a. relative - Booty. : the detail ing solely to the fanrRr type will to that detail be applicable SB. on T rule accord- 27. steady and continuous self- + TRR A liquor con- A for 3. Equanimity; ^TfR?f 'ftl posture sitting Yogic practices. A spy ZTTT ; Kau. A. 21. 1. iftt: + *J5: One who has fallen from the Yoga path +TT5TT The path the supreme with union ; to zfti: a jftij: _j_!I$:f; Yoga 8. path qfa ; the self. Wedded . to the ^t^WT^^ I 27. contri- _f-^Br^ Secret Kau. A. vances j^fr : ; JTta +*T* a. (chemistry) Resolving. The ijtiT:-|-f3fg7 science of Yoga. OtT: -l-Hfofe: Attaining perfe- ction of yogic practices. ift'T:4-fafS' n*T: which states that act capable of can give A a pertormancc is maxim particular producing rise many to only of the results at a time. of a of of rr results ; kind state ! attack; zftTTT^rTSive B. with taining narcotics. B-. herd, flock. T'fan*T: \ ing m. iftT+T?'? A concentration. which or The A its herd, flock. ind. In herds. A :5 MS. cf. staff vested : from a herd. in the eye. war. and louse a. rrf-fqft;yvi : A zft you. of a louse. a. designed ; fish. prescribed (like elephants). A kind of metre. Two white spots To to goes about in groups in pars. to The Like you. Tne egg ^5+^lfcT fjp: Comm. on Mb. you* gram.) Belonging 2. Property JTt*T: -f-'Tte'T a. egg. Changing of a purposes 4-?*S: *ftT: ^CTT? -|-t(|T,HM (in ; on SB. Yogic powers. second person. Lalita Sahasranaman. : Within a. ^ntT?+3TrarT 1. Abundance +1^^: control. ; ; 3.21. for religious zftjT young woman. ind. For your yoke-strap. N. of Goddess 1. iftT+anTfcT: youth. sake. pin of a yoke. derived contact I MS. A : pair. name casual 9. 219. Yellow jasmine. figuration of the a has Prematurely 1. 67. com. P. II. ; mere by a usage. a. ^cR+Mfad grey-haired A *ftT+3TTSiTT zj^JTrfa^STrPT: appropriately. ?Tffr practices Yoga. elephant 60 N. of a year. 2. ; activities. zt^T-|-^ir Bg. An 1. 1 *T soldier. fighter, 'T^T+onfa: in (In astr) Being conjunction with. lIWrT+%55 a. Having proper I Fighting. A A years old point or degree. fcpft't zftT^fir^ni of a small species * a or wolf ; hyena. tiger 3T: whatever Up to 1. battle. Bg. 2. 48. 4. Dissociation from the clutches of misery ; ^:^C*n needed one A separate for each 82 SB on MS. of the results; 4. 3. ship 27-28. iftfTO (as in Used a. ijir<| for bow used a *niT practice ; Kau. A. namam; draught animal. N. of Goddess 1. ; The Supreme spirit +flHH 1. A finger. jftfaH 1. p.p. harnessed. Yoked, into Pressed 2. 3. Supplied, furnished. service. warrior. tflQq: ifff a. Pertaining to race. A 1. -f-'Jtf'T: The which a saman basic is Rk on formed. 3. The The source of understanding; SB. on MS. : 25. Desire 5. Mb. attained maturity of age. Attaining maturity 2. youth. 2. Pimples on the face that mark the advent of youth. The verge of youth. particular posi- the fingures resembling A <fU form of leprosy. tongues of tion A killed granate One of a zfW?^ 1. 1. +^T origin, Mb. compound) The 13. 102. 2. ; The pome- a. a. Rattling. of fighting, Fond of ^H-j-a^isrfiT'T A string as tied an amulet. : go. Borax. A Amorous sports. inter- course where the lady plays the; role of man. kind of musical due Fatigue ^fa_|_*jf5: to sexual enjoyment. ^f_|_qTO: The foremost among Raghus; Rama. (T^ffa) To be after his 45tl Sexual A P. who One year. j: preservative TSTT+H^taftf: remedy par excellence. measure. Skilled in irr.) ' \ -c.- Hemorrhage. P. To beware of. round the wrist The fightin{ battle. : 25. asks 2. 13. comes a widower 1 who Method of ' blood. ^lliH^ ceremony on conception. guest 1 demon TO+JiTC: Kalidasa the author of Raghuvarbia. 5. l.(in a 2. A f: ^Tjj-l-jn'h Safety. different places; d .Bhag . " a battle. Deterioration TOT-J-frffTT: I Simultaneous . ^. Pancaratra tree. : perception of the same thing from MS. N- of a by Durga. 1 deceased man. as Rendered JTfo tj red lotus. 1. : Contra- wife the Same a. for a battle; Red sandal. Red lily. a. Red leaved. of the vagina. Rebirth. marries is tawny due to dust; seven the Spitting of blood. ('rtftrarcrr^:) who of fire. a female sex organ. 'Ttfa+WT'R, HJ%: 18.34. who A nasalized vowel. female sex organ. from the jftfa+'Jf?! Released cycle of birth and death. 4. One a. associated with Rajoguna. cloud of dust. *fa: cf. iftfa+?ta: 1. Sexual defile2. A defect in the ment. tion of TilRam. rpp?t Sour ; already female painter. Youthful, juvenile. scum of boiled zflq.flq a. place of origin. A A youthfulness. rice What has w<7. *f set. of beauty an on feathers Sin; One r: The quality derived the womb or from the iftf'T-r-'JJrT The Contrivance. 2. 1. the Invented. been 12. 250. 15. from : Fixing arrow. on Invocation Tlf +M*S-W*< the stage. jfhFT+STRT: ifhnT+ft: Entering on the : +T"BRT *fi ; Madras State). Mr -|-3j^f: stage. The budding 1. qfaH+^3^: 2. primary cause. copper. 4. has or puberty. Surya's wife. 2. in who One tnrj Lalita sahasraThe earth. 3. N. of 2. Same as above. Moderate wind. |R Borax. : on Epithets of Vi?nu resting the serpent couch (at Srirangam 2. 10 HSTO: for learning archery). A relation- Blood : ^fsf:) ( A mode of coitus. ^j-i-^mT N. of an erotic work by kokkoka. ^f^_[-M,4<: TcT: /. Truthful 1. A mode A of coitus. celestial words; T5T Kosakalpataru. ff: Coral. river. 2. 83 N. of Aruna; 1. : 2. The dawn. T5HT + 7? A : (-m-Ti;) hip. TT> charioteer. The tongue of taste; Bhag. )T Tr as the organ : Livelihood from A royal servant. : sentiment (inRheto); duction of vital fluids. 2. Royal favour. (-5IOT?: Pro- chief queen. N. of a work. : Full of juice. The Pharmaceutical The subtle Tff: ^ A kingly mark. Kingly dignity. ele- taste. faf Fff: Loss of taste. -f-H?: Preparation Tff: -f of TT3f*f tip A king's The conduct of a favourite. quicksilver. T of the +^?T*J king. A : tongue. root of the tongue. + Tff*rTT The quality of a connoisseur of art; fll Tfl=TTTT fa^TT Subandhu's Vasavadatta. The +TOT fourth house from the Lagna in a horoscope. N. of Devi. The principles of the school The presid- tion. TTSK-f-^Sfft: (-ft:) The glory of sovereignty. f?*TRr: JrT ViSrstidvaita Governmeht. A striped snake. A kind of cucumber. and f% viceroy. fallen Ksitriya. ing deity of a kingdom. AdministratTSZW-ftTfrfaiiTT three cardinal f^T, viz. A : The T of state kubera. scence. + rFm5W cataka a king. : Sugar-cane. 1. Production of Tff: -f 3? ment of The /. 27. 8. 20. ^ +?T Tfl: royal bird. Sun. T: The claim. Founder of a vedic : Sakha. One who Atman oneself) not (i.e. has no true to . A kind Day and +Ttfa: on MS. +TTWff N. of a Samvatsara. 2. +TTT: 1. Inflamation; Condiment. TTT:+^T: TRT Given bestowed. 8. TTfa:+3TrTT: of night. : of musical night; S~B. 16. 1. : measure. The approach The Sun. The moon. The moon. 1 <|t|c(|<ju| THT^tzfT The Ramayana. work N. of a WTW The mimarhsa by Raghava. Soma +7T3R The ^^T f^r^^ft THTT Ram. 1. plant; ^rfff'J^tST^ 14. 6. Royal 'T high order. A service. mystery of the rule which by when the injunctive text does not mention, the fruit of action, the fruit Arthavada mentioned in the text has to be +Tmt 1. adopted. The ofVai^akha. : 2. A full moon day Devotedness. species of cane. 84 N. (-?rmta) The of an Upani?ad. A 1: TTT-f-^tHT Dramatic representation of the Ramayana enacted during Navaratra in N. India. Mounted, laden. 2. Widely known; arra'f cTT ^f^'i ^3T; Ki 11. 7. 7. a. are healed. kind of metre. Sound; fto An -f-TTftn curd. containing 2\ Nak?atras. Same as A f: 2. To To 1. take To as Rasayana. make empty; 3. from a Tt"T: Eking a ^ The r: A total estate. A liveli- a. Golden dish. Golden shaft. Appetizing. Pleasant, Ki. 12. pleased; : an a integer of salt. A : a kind of a of ParaSurama. ^T:+?tV: of semen. A ^; Soaked in blood. Duryodhana's kind of metre. 1. euphonic T. A" cloud; Manu. 2. N. of Definition. n. A secondary an indication leading another indication. SB. on indication, MS. 10. 5. 58. T The 4-T^RT: Effussion word; ^>5 1 m'TTf^ Bhag. a. 20. 25. A the 5th H to m^JT) ( junction with Blockade of urine. one lakh sexual organ. hour-glass. -^0 An epithet Tantric seige. A -f-WTTT N. of Rising of dust. : An H: lute. Making one lakh daughter. N. of an Alankarika. A Even by line. TO-f imm*T N. of work, Relating to Rudra. +*7$rT*T ind T centre. -f-TT3 WSf+^tT: Lighting lamps in a temple. Silver offspring of a mule and a mare. -f TO N. of the chapter in Yajurveda addressed to Rudra. fI + snnT: N. of a pilgrimage Balarama. The conjunction floral offerings. Bitter. White cause. steel. with Rohini. ^W kind of dance. Collyrium. N. of The kind of moon unit. A Appetizing. : A 7: fractions. r ). The dividing of number into : 1. <<: ' Deducting an squirrel. T: from a (as Anger. shape. a. at A Assuming of a Shining like gold. a. Aimed The generating property fraction produced hair-pin. to a faulty -f-TfaST Applied of vowels. pronunciation Beauty. Natural a5 4. 87. Set (as a jewel Tta'T -l-g^t 12. 294. 5. sword. or disposition. Fire 1. hood by a beautiful form. Mb. leave. ornaments; mountain slope -{-ftt^ arrow). in I from arrows; N. 2. works 13. A +TrforT coin. To 2. 83. -J-Tt^H attitute. I A artificial in TW^Ktaff ^r^^Tif describe; Ki. 8. 26. to or steal; away of Enraged. Same f<<M*IS> layer small variety of bee. chain. OtiUM Relating Honey I Politician. : thick Unfriendly : Algebraical. tt Ram. Black pepper. 2. from Recovery One who or glass oily. The 1. *T astrological house Diagnosis. T: TfaW: Harshness. T: physician. Fever. 5: disease Not 12. 7. of A if: Decision. : i raging diseases. Of a high family. One whose wounds g'5T a. Loveliness. 7. The dog. 1. <M u f)ildl Loveliness. A Blood. desire to obstruct. A pearl. T: The blessings of Goddess of wealth. 3f fere*ft-MnWI An epithet of Visnu associated with Lakjml- 5Wft-ffa^?T: fortune, Change 1 85 Endowed with a. a beauty or fortune. off Knocking ^zj-f-arfaST"!* a prize Taking aim. Attainment of an ^: A o,. The auspicious A WTT: A rance; 91 1. : : Lalita. cal work. A kind of musical measure. A WT+TTfoflpT a. short. a. An 'T work the called kind of +- 5TT^>T Yoga- +^ery 2. To A musical measure. To reduce in weight. -|-5T?K: 1. a. A stick or R flashing Beauty. 2. Union. Sexual union. : ?: Feigning modesty. An elephant. One ofalakta; Lalita tri$atl fruits used pole from One a. : N. of stalk long .has who has One who has who has estab- W*C-j-STHT a. Moving T: at : Favourite. 10. 115. wom on the hand One having 573T 10. U. To speak, the to shine. tree. a plant with and a palm- Janakiharna xi. 95. wnp^w f ^\^v^ wagging of the tail. belt smeared. 4-?y5fT Opposing, ^T (in gram.) Falling out, getting omitted. Birth-place of Buddha. An One who fTff: ) >***/ r\ ^T-}~f^l' the tail. Rice-gruel. Treasure-trove. MS. of a bow. ant. has got rid of his ( obstruct- ing. The end liberty. a. A wi th got an opportunity. HTO-f-5ffa*5 Drawing, pain- Phlegm. Fragrant annointed perfume. T: gained fame, one lished himself in. of small the wrist. for shaped flower, Gloriossa superba; who gramatical Outward appearance. tree. The cocoa-nut a kind ^f3^a-j-%5T: hair shortened. obtained permission. ?*3^-f-cft4 A fo-^-lfri*! A f^T+jRrf Having The juice +I^-H A gathering 1. fe^iT+SIIWT work on gender. T n. rays. rope used to dry clothes. Veera The pedestal a Sivalinga. HTT^: stotra. A mounted with salt-bag. Pickled vegetable. Short ; of ing. tree. Having a. 5. 5. 13. sect Saivas. reap Salted, pickled. lessen or shorten. a. A n. A vas'shtha. H5 to Wishing T epitome Bhag. I ; or harvest. I 13. 66. mouse. Lalita. musket. 5+qTf>: Easily digestible. of One thousand names of Si. ; corporeal existence; fe^T-f N. of a musical note. light of a grammati- Dancing The T: Goddess ^J-f-cTra: a. ; 142. 45. 7. : N. of a Buddhist stomach. STO+^'T^ N. bird. g A p anter. A sage. T work. a ' N. of an island. Mb. N. of a metre. 5?5R5r^TC: Having A Weilding r4: Tt: Epilepsy. : A lovely woman. any encumb- 5. ?ra-f-^Tt3 : ^fen>IW- ; 5n>Tf^r ch. : note. %^ ; A musical measure. staff-bearer. 3pfH>5TTzf)- gain N. of a metre. i: 5?f cT: Ram. Lalita trilati stotta. the eyelid. Without is An ornament worn -|-?J?jf%frT over the fore head disease of particular what The music) (in harmony of measure and note mentioning the Muhurta for a marriage ceremony. has sort of enclosure. object. Mb. One who regained consciousness. A kind of pepper. A kind of blanket. : p p. Auspicious. One who knows Learned. . a. a. Having poison ^f: SFTsftfiR^ on God. I sins. An in attendant 86 Indra *| Nai. 22. 118. ; ^^.j-Sfc^*: A of corner Caused to be witten. 35T: 4. n A A : glance. An ^5t: eyelid. made of f^TST: Expelled from a family. Quivering, shaking. -^- A Sama or An Real 1. ?: ignorant priest. state 2. 3. 25. An A line. fox. ; ^ST-f-^fc^CT N. of a metre. With prison a. in species ^> of Prosperity mankind. ^55+^T of 5jto:+3W^W Obedience a. Spreading among people reports ; sftcJTO^ Den A Attaching no A tT) An sun. a. from Hidden the world. Rust of iron). preva- lence. Covered 4^T wt^-r-TT'f: +Wtf^T a. SJto-j-^' Supporter of people. ?to>:+U5T: Desire to be good to Com. on Mb. 10.18.5. of a. Tormentor Hto:-|-Tra' T: the world; I the world Ram. ; 3. 33. 1. sftot-f^'TH The means by which the world is maintained. + faS5 a. Opposed 1. of the eye. cious stone. f fa*HT: world. 2. A spear. A particular disease A kind of pre2 multitude Ordinary ?ftfp^+3T^: of beauty *p*T is a- One admired by all. whose topic T: of; Pripr^T'T'lKTRJ *&FW j-oqftrT: The Ram. A 1. particular musical 1. exact signi- ficance of a statement. ;: A 7 a. messenger Eloquent; Si. 17. 1. i told. [: note. of conversation. ST Excepting what 2. Pri-le. ': Handicraft with A A maxim. particular pose sitting. bamboo. M, -f Being general acceptance. metallurgy. men. HtJt: Obedience. words fire not used for sacrificial purposes. A maxim of ?5\%^+nrpT: ^5T:+Si'T'T A Speech sugges- ^rTHT f T^T^T Regard for the Wtfjm Brass. 1. creation. ??N;:+H5Tl: [: tive of taunt. to The end of the The secondary cane talk. Abusive jTr: with pubtrc opinion. <=far: A line. small basket. iron boiler. metal plates. Hta: f Sftnr: Universal curved ^3TiCfr worldly matter. The <7ta: A iron point. Social cheat. iron hook. A camel. A wind instrument. value. The q: An I: - - 2. 2. a. and Straight. of of clay. T Desirous of Theoritical ^^_|_5(^f3 ;; liked. evil (-*Wff) Tin. A large black bee. A small ball Generally a. ^^TT practical. : ?Jta:-f-3Tfa?5FsTa Listening kinsman speaking. to every one. the masses. Dk of i A of5JT: hair. Mb. 12.288. 11. srto+am^: son. Geneology of a ;: blind by avarice. - >: of sense object Bamboo-forest. Rendered a. the in world. A ; 8 who Alone a. rushes greedily. <***: 4-*rf|rT Bha s- One a T Vedic text. af^:+H^ Perplexity, confusion : q^-f-flf^pffl Brahmana ex. " T: in appeal ance. Relating to gender a. Hideous a. Sulphur. a metre barrel IT c r5fe;f5>: ot bamboo. the eye. stroke. little N. " of 17 syllables. the masses. Scribal error. A For the benefit of ind. r: : of a family. Playing on flute. The discendant 1. 55j:_|-3J5^fp(l ro:-r-3Tf3;3 Vajrayudha. Striped cloth. Marked with 67 Shaped A VJJ't-f-fftr: A 2. A 1. rc:+?w: A t'cTT: kind products of 2. 32), ( +5rTri A Sulphur. 2. fat. particular constella- A A T: A A : caravan. a. in the sense of the in the sense of MS. SB. on *<J interjection A SrHi+ST'TmfT'ft A f: mean- hiatus bet- ford. calf; ^T+?lft The The A T: ritual in a lotus-like A : Frustration. 2. cf (in >: The sixth house in girl The time when a a bride. reT: married of Worshipper; ^f^ferN: in Vf + The red garment a on crinrial sentenced to put death a. Living on water. Cake made cow-dung used as fuel. ^nr+sftafa: A forest herb. ^TT4-V^'fl A she-cuckoo. of : 1. 31. 8. rolled. 2. Caused 4. Spent, passed away. Achieved. to exist. 3. Obeying (an order). Fatigue caused T: travel. ^ Way Siva P. laying. to take place or About A To show N- of Exhilarating. Arhat or quarter. exaltation of a planet. Ram. ^t+ST'SJ'B'T The eight groups Classified. -f 3TJJJTW: Alliteration. the 24th N. of the elephant supporting the Eastern ^f:+TrTT'T An astrological term indicating a particular of consonants. of N. 1. : N. of a king occuring leathern strap. harlot. a. sage Ganela Mahatmya. t: Mb. I Turned, progress. Den. + 3tk*4i: 1 swelling caused by stick; by a. present fracture. A -j-S^oq couple. : A lf?T: some Jamadagni. Newly The tense. favour. Musk. *^f-rT*T items Mahimna. fa : is SHOT: Contradicting 1. wedding. swordsman. N. of one of the ff^T a horoscope. present time. the present. Nobles. 18 Puranas. Breath. product. **T:+Trftl: The qfT The face. algebra) the of marriage ritual where the bridegroom's friends are to go in search of a bride from a parti- sweet- M The jaws. A Gauda Disbursement SrN+ftrf'Rt'T: of wages. T part ; word. repeated 5RfTCTSr+VTW: A ^T+STrT smelling wine in the mouth. I. oft ox. ancient with Decoction. cula' family. Narayanlyam. : 3. country. short syllable. Converted as a T: An 2. *^ An A Perfume. 2. Colouring 7. 23. 22. ing 'hark' or 'silence'. ween a long and a Action. ; ^r+arre^: 2. Ki. 10. 42 Hop. is. mother; Ram. A : of; 13. 2. 51. An ind. 'worthy 1. in years. Young Gold. 1. r: (Vedic) or locative 2. 3*W: 1. A speaker; model or specimen. cough. The cotton waste. *? to Substantatives letters. garden-bed. bazar. Added Change in Change in caste. 1. and A T: camel. Millet. multitude. |: woollen mat. Skill in music. : Unmutilated tion symbolised as a horse's head. ;: Inferio; in caste. A forest. bulging navel. 1. Well-built A q*) ( leaf of fig-tree. A Sudra. a. on the Living different substitute letter. H Placing, arranging. diamond. pawn. a. A 2. 287. 29. 3. A 1. caste. ST^r^t^ monkey; Ram. I ^T+^fff: of kind of Samadhi. + ^KWT A 9^: safe resort. 1. TJTi+'pr: insect. A kind of insect. A : Kas"a grass. Respectful salutation- *! 3*7: + The *T-f5TCT: like Vajra. 2. Jina. A pleasure ^ house; 2. 17. 18. N. of a class of who dance with lamps in their hands. ^riMf*! 1 *^ 1. Congratulation. 88 A 2. qb|f(i|| vating day; com. on Ram. A 2. place of A 1. 73. 5. 7. ^rr+^: A nurse. Hernia. SITT: ?p}: 3. 8. 29. Bhag. tulation. A residence. tamed : gpf _j_^!^: The ^} : A rainy season. long series of 2. Enchanted. Obedient. a. The T: A calendar. *: A large frog, 2. m. 1. A frog. ?: the A peacock. 37:f^IT A An Bhag. I H. Si. pictorial designs. Black pepper. i{ A H: r A ?: of collection i Self immolation. tent. Saffron. rite. grain; H. si. N. of Bhisma. continuous stream of A The 7. A reply. earth. The of Science king. The mark of grey hair as A ifi-tJlM: the TTra'f^rafef'T- Dhanistha logic. ^TfTT An 1. 3. assertion. 2. Betrothment. T: T cloud; Naigh. The pomegranate n. x Garment made of tree barks. $<-*>(VM a. 2. language. Aperture of the srcg+STTKT ind. At the right a. Contents. 1. 2. A A of Yielding bark Clothed in bark. H.-JM) r. An epi- that of sage vahniki. *l?*ft A parrot. a. TTfiiT:) ant ind. hill. <(?+l +Tf"T: N. of a laxicogra- j-5T?q a. r^ r* |-T^TKT: pher. T: A mistress. Through branch; Unreal, a. Real Riks propitiating speech. {-^rTTT Conclusion of a n^+%fff: (-&) Witty con- speech. versation. state of affairs. N More N. of a group N. of a Vedic sage. jrrrf Barter. An Dumb. 1. 2. the force of circumstances. A JT 3^=17 hero; V. 1.2. Reality. Substantial. officer : kind of Nandi of dancer. An The : Comple- maintaining accounts. Spokesman. or beni diction. 1 /. tion of statement. ^T^T+t^W: 'Objective. table T: of Paralysis speech. moment. I A enWT+^: bladder. ltf: tree. c(lf(H Bombastic : bladder. 10. + qH: A arTTOR+5n applica- tion of an enema. and oldage. The m. 4^ 37. Wrinkles IT: and Speech Command. Me. F>: To set fire to. To smell. 2. P. 1. Fire. of handle <.c-i (a tree). Fire being Rudra. perpendicular. chowrie ; ! + ^nftrff ind. the witness. any Havis offered at the end for of a sacrifice intended : A S?fi: The cremation f: in (as Multitude. *f?^>: Water. \ ghee +fa%5K An upper room. ?: Conflagration. T: 25. ^ffe'T: qrHI/. Moving about so as to South-east quarter. fire; 7. : igneous f vtr: The kind of diabetes. The : qrofa^-sfrifa Vigour of body. 1. srf^T: +3r The female cuckoo. STKOi'ff'Rft JT^t make three. Gold. A Showering; a. draught animal. Siege. : H 10.20. i insect. Indragopa in offered A 1. The number ^f^T: kind of necklace. rainy season. 2. square chariot. meteor. Cloves. A Shipwreck. P: A T: Subdued. 1. a. stream. JT 10. 7. MatangaL. years. A method of capti- wild elephants by using female elephants; tttfiftd -|-mir: (Vedic) %i T. Up. mark of congra- as a gift prosperous Lot of idle t-T^: o r'ft'R: A buffoon, talk. 89 Premonitions caused some by statements; The sound : The T: The almond Hch. V. ': of expression. ^ra+HJ: medicine. N. of a writer on N. of an Alan- 1. 2. Proficient in argu- i. 4T^+ftra ment. A two Put ^+fafa:*m forth on air. WnT+^WT The A Prolixity. Taunting iT deity at A : Paralysed of speech. guides or +*rm?Tfw: The 1. 14. 21. 9. 2. 1. Veda; N. of a by 3. lexicographer. N. of the author of Yantravartika etc. T: c. Adjectival. An iT a. Feathered (as number A bird: 14. A . 16. 2. The N. of a A A drum The MrtH N A ^PT+ftTT'T A district. A fencing. A A : A T: : i. 15. 10. dog. 1. species of p-l.int. A moat around a A a. person who Cloud which water; Me. liquo. 1. Adversitv. A a beautiful. A conch. A ; special variety of ^I5ff Hf^t 15. 23. ^rej: / inside frog Milk. 3. 10. 9. A its A rock. A demon 3. woman. N. of a vow. A ^rft-ffonT: Lake-water. Sounding; or Ocean. l: weaver's loom. get food; Ms. has showered sea-monster. wheel for draw- AnkuSa. multi-coloured filth. 2. IFrT+^fe to a stud horse. 3133-f 5R3i: Serpant. region of the ^THt A water-jar. +3TTT An elephant-hook quotes his pedegree and Gptra H The fodder given A gTSIlfaF'nT^ Srautasutra m. just to : who ing water. : Pertaining to the Va$a One town. feeding on a. L. 2. : blanket. fig tree. Matanga wind. lip. N. of a : tree. the skies. stick. musical instrument. tree, The Indian of 1. air. 3fT+Tnf: The musical instrument. : 3T The cataka 4. ^TS: 'seven'. T: flatterer. a part face; on subsists of the Taittiriya school. 7 1. Mb. affected A 2, into gUJ+Ffl^: The region of the an . ?TW+fT: A ^nj+TT: person by from observing crows. elephant's 10.1. hiccough. of a N. treatise on Vedanta against the attack of mimansaka. \ arrow) presiding Risi dwarf, shortened in height. aTTBRT-t-fsTfTT Science of augury in Kerala. ^R+T^HWI state of the signified and the signifier. of a Sam an a of N. 3TO^'4imN bird. enigmatic The A juggler. expression. ^T^iT+^T^fiHT^: A flatulence. A The dew- lap known after its founder name Vamadeva. 3T*M~lffl a; Turned Wind-blowing. Rheumatic. a. arranges for a recitation. fTH+5?S: cloud. : a. One who a. of the boat. The Guruvayur Chequred speech. : circular mark- sail T: re- 42. 1. 7. goat. ings of a Compass. marks. character; who ^TrT+WNf: Illness caused by the disturbance of wind in the by noble of a. qTiT-j-fg^Tra Bhag. One a. WTcT+an^TT : <: nftif with body. statements. M house with lady one facing South and halls subsists / A eyes. 1 ch. v. the other East. karika. Mb. Ram. of the left side stomach. charming : Right. The 9rTT+T*TTT f% speech. Gift of the gap. Beyond the range tree. Serpant; : of range a; : : I of a lute. 1. Bank; shore. *raf-r-3R*^: A spy. 2. news-beavev. y 2. Fire. Panel of a door. An ( 3^:) emissary. 3. 1. A 90 ^7 n. of agriculture The profession and poultry- Science keeping. A : when it main matter does a house. Mimansa which to according employer. not a rule detail into the fit should be taken to have reference a subsidiary MS. matter; Sabaraon. TOT* 3. Silk. 1. 1TO f"nT 2. An A 1. : T: A JltHIMH 66. 1. Ram. oar; 2. Un- Ram. Consisting notions or impressions. in 2. Having radiant White 1. Irrelevant talk. cT e -4-firer 25. 27. 2. Fancy, magination. f^*f^cf a. : 2. Indra's son Jayanta. 3. N. of 1. N. of Arjuna. Valin. *mu: 1. 1. N. of Vyasa; Mb To be water squeezed out of a cloth, offered to the dead spirit. : A shelter-tree. A H known N. of a work as Jflana Vasistha). *TC<|+*WT n. House-building, architecture. 1. False <m<5+Nm The presiding p rower or 19. 10. kind of grave third house from the Lagna in a horoscope. The Prowess, chivalry. desire. 3. 1. 2. Brightness. f%5% Having a prominent belly. without the shaft or pole. harm. A sale-deed. A bazar. pi. A 2. a. Injury, Extinction. I: 4-Tqfiisi: a. A 1. 2. accent. assertion. without A play ground. toy. fatftg4 m. One who calls out for help. To blame; fa^rffsq-for arffTJT I fq4<44 ?fir Ram. 2. Agitation; Ram. 2. 44. 25. 12. 78. Timidity; -i a. ftrfftT 1. Ms. Abortion; deed; W Ram. 7. 2. Estranged. 9. 247; 3. Mis- 65. 34. N. ol deity of a house. : 1. Hostility. 1. 2. To To ?T ff Si 7. 43. press against. 3. To bend Extended spread toss about. (a bow). a poetess. 2. N. of an one-act play on the poetess by Dr. Raghavan. 1. ^itg+HiiH Architecture. comet. To show fo*l4: Ego. Blood. Prepared, Suspected, Divided. 3. imagined. Hesitation. r<*n 59. The (also 2. 1. 2. arranged. Armourless. 1. n- a To state To reflect upon. Origin; Bhag. 11. Admission, statement Night. Thes secondary 1. -f-f*HW Causing any obstacle; ^^T: Ram. a. '" to scattered might. a. 21. 119. 1. 2. arsenic. Sandal. -finftra Purified, edified; Nai. Rice manes. opened, bloomed. a, : to secondary certain propitiate 15.9. 2. beauty. a. Rice scattered faf*<.WT 3. Proof, To 2. radiant; Brilliant, I pour out. . certain birds, eagle. waterless. of palace. sigh) dilemma. happy. Semblance. (In math.) demonstration. Nai. King of f:-f-TT3T a. A To . -f-fa residence. ?: ( a Having manes. m. Fire. a. 1. change 1 -f-foj 2. 52. 6. day's journey. 3. ftlf W -(-HtaT^ a. extended frontiers. propitiate buffalo. An sand-bath. derivative. +ftrf%T: horse-rider. : Dear, favourite. 1. from 3. A . Driver of a chariot: r: -f^H Imagination. A WRf+l'fa: A A day. of salt. A -f-flrafWTH 1 Abstinence food. 2. Searching. day. T: old goat. a. 2. A Water kind of bird. (In heave 9TT5T: Abortion 4. \ 9. 4. 6. The Dakjinavarta Sankha. ^KWM A rainy ^WTO A kind Left remaining on a. eutgi*> the sacrificial ground; ^<*M"VrRcftyp^cT *m 3. 1. 23. 2. phantom. gram.) ^IftJ+f^HH Construction of An : -of archi- tecture. 2. A -fftrft^cT out. T: T: ) 1. Neglecting (as 2. Extension. in fan 91 from Free a. fire-worship Dead. a. a. f*rf) ( its fsRT^+f^S: Eager to have a One who has A The assumption minister of war. -3n5i:". a. (A '^< Removal of obstacles. a. + ft^i|: foTON A. 2 announce. 1. 1. Muhurta. To 1. To 2. tell, show. 3. To 3. A 2. 2. Dilapidated, N. of a particular The third month. kind of military array. &g a. fc-cK astray; Mb. 5. 9. 15. 1. gone w4 fa^T fT*^^ VV If | 2. Wrong 1. a. Foolish. judgement. TTT Without armour. a. a. fcMlfirH f^T^ft fjj SB on MS. 6. 7. 38. a. Doubted doubt[ ful. faPjfa?f a. Coloured, decorat- 1. Yawning. 1. Yawned. Thought, u Care for, 1. fafr<'-dH*4,frf%'3T x contemplation of hers 1. To be investigated. of \3 Moving 1. ment. 3. fWMWI: One of the in postulated Effort. the limbs. 2. Mover Conduct. rufctfN +3njffl'. of oblation which a. cognizable. or learned. a. The is fajN offering broken. 5 the 2. 1. N. of a work. Clever To be in A door-key. Having no border (a garment). 1. A 2. division, Giv- ing farewell. faf??ftfiT: of portion (-snmTT:) the N. of a Mb. when Vidura, gives a discourse to Dhptarastra on Niti. f^T+HT^ a. Audible at a long distance. A suture in the skull. : ongiu. Deliverance Knowable, ivis;ii regarded through release from the body. Stringlcss. : rFaT Turmeric. a. Ait assembly /. N fa?TO The organ Knowledge Buddhistic philosophy. worry about. Tawny, fa^+Tfr^? (as a reddish. speech. beknowledge. 2. the of the senses. yond province feSTHfaST: N. of a Buddhist skandhas Mature 2. . +fa?TR*T 1. p.p. 2. . (This Wise. Celebrated. 2. a. ihe only veise so far) 2. One who A learned man. A learned woman. : known gifts. of clever people. +fa^fara Yawning. is satiated. Distribution Knowing. oneself. : tumour) for Gasping author. ed. 2. Satisfied, 1. sporting N. of a poetess; not Unsteady, variable; T. of Desire or roaming about. fsTJjf^T^T Without stars Without a f%rf+f^rTT*T'T of wealthly way of knows to liable Per- 2. 2. p-p. Obscured, blinded. 2. precise, Not a. 2. the region Plenty. I. (the sky). nucleus. Deviated, de- 1. a. hunger. breath. 29. 4. fa^K+iJS parted. feftrarfl 1. particular detachment of an army. fafafffaf Wandered, a. A fg'3m+?'5: 1. Bhag. fJF3f:, Enthused by a, a. 1. To graze or 2. To commit a feed upon. mistake; jjfafa oT^B^T 4Md+K P. 1 object of ridicule. False conjecture. . formance, accomplishment. +f?dH*: A heap, mass. fgRJ^cT victory. Breaking. Bereft of moon. *T 1 Intention. fcjdK Rotten, faW:-r-3)f3TfT a. perceive, conjecture. An rcM+:+T?^ Within +frcTH Pregnant. brittle, infirm. ^H4llf*H: Stotra. of conjecture. Waterless. a in Imitating; tfTTPatan- Tandeva ^T: 2. crow) that or food eaten. -|- Having no wheels (a chariot). remaining of an offering eats the a. ftM&5 a. TT Besprinkling, pow- as creeper I jal's M 3. I > dering. Bee's wax. 'pPT ^: Distinction, variety. 3: fight. ftViJ+tf^T'T of form. a. ftrf^S?T+*T?r long abstained from liquor. contemptible conduct. HlM Having a. rogress interrupted. fatigue. A +f3THT: f^Ho8y -{'W^ Bhag. 15. 27. broken. from Free a. Of M The daily whose continuity is any ailment. Nice, handsome; Excess-profit. t-HT?mf3:;3f*T drama by Haisadeva. N. of a 92 +feOT The goddess Durga. One fe^TT+STHJ^' Defaults in execut- vvho is bent upon learning; fqgi^<jii T NHisara. I ing a Vidhi. fefa ) Mis- A A f- ind. Jibrary. The of power power of potential chronological of teachers in any particular branch of study. fe?HT+WMMH In an ind. A fefffa: 7. 2. Hch. a. -*ror, assembly of learned scholars. a. Poor. Wrong, unlawful. An irreligious action done a- 1. with a good intention. fevi*R a. 1. Belonging to a different category (opposed Untrue. 2. . . To v. 1. 3. Fate, 5. A 4. destiny. injuction. flict Vedic In (drama) con- of different sentiments. -ffefa: Use, application. fefa+3*^: The concluding part of an injunctive text. feftr-f-sni: The purport o, Bereft . a. Executing A sacrifice perform- ed as per rules. ferfq+HWiR The of an injunction. ments). Putting on (arma3. in. Inserting Movement, position +fetT$T: 1- depriv- The day between lunar Separated : A A ST^cf kind of arrow; famz- Undertaking; TT ff leader. 3. fetifrr f. A Cessation, end. T: 59. got a. Vanguisher. To discharge (an -f fafaqtn: Correlation. from. finished. 2. Come is One whose gone. a. Employer. 1. a: fcq*+*tfafa splendour a. Season of adver sity. arrow). feOnftW bazar. Indifferent. a. T: issued ct^ Mb. Subsistance by + gftfBRiT Determination; acceptance of something to the exclusion of the rest; SB. on MS. 5. T I traffic. fefTT^PTI 10. 5T5T 33. 66. Ill-treated, injured. to P.p. Split asunder. f^T^T^T Ram. p.p. month 20. 17. 50. 4. f:: (ol limbs). Impartiality, another. Si. fefa^TT p-p. charac- 2. T: an commands fefa-f Hff: 2. of, Separation; f fefa + VT 1. : one-half of the from. free injunction. teristic 1 picnic spot. Placing. from, solitary. Effort, attempt. Remedy (SameMflfoftaimr). A indifference. 2. faTTfifl a. Addicted :) of destruction. 7. pupil; to pleasure. Being the cause a. ft-nST+lg T 2. A Clear, stainless. : of illusion. Plain dress. tfif: Pale. Pronunciation. The cause Stretched. adversity. of, office Instruction. n. ifa Mb. Completely nude. 'T a. Roaring (applied to a mode of chanting Saman). The period of ftHISI-f-Vrs: ed An 2. Smokeless. sume. -r-fe*n 306. 19. a. to engross, con- f^^ftt: Arresting, stopping. 7. -*RH) An 3. a. a. . Mb. Punishment; ?ffair I%^T TTIT Mb. 1. : moon's Helpless, STfafoTR 2. Infirm, . away, eclipse. lunar month. ^q^ a. Kept awake, sleepDespaired, sad; sfaw\ dispel; 9. 31. 29. 146. 25. Running away. fesfPT a. 2. I drooping; To keep WTRiR: P. 1- 17. 41. Ki. : fesjfa a. Flashing, dazzling. less. a. ins- tant/ cealed. disc. : con- Hidden, 2. fafftzr The list Denied. 1. pp. fafr^Tfl +ftRV WH: Lunar A arST: the Through 6. Learned. a. Set 3. Appointed. disowned. fate; Me. magic. 2. with. fortune. or injunctive termination. nT^*r) down. Put down, laid 1. p.p. N. of Siva. iT: Erection. Courageous powerful. Misapprehension forth, Completed, 11. 2. 37. 93 Deterioration, death. An f^ inverted fading. Terrible in Deprived of. Drops of saliva /. Shipwreck. a. foTT^i-}-?ta: Affected digestive faftR A + afaw An 1. a. j-'Sfte a. Having no a Long- necked. Ill-fed. An 1. offensive smell. An 4-5*13: issue of Brahmana adulterous +for|T 8. U. To appoint, admit (as a witness). 1. Various manner. faSffTTT: 2. Wrong way, ^ one parents. \ +farf3r 2. To A elliminate; 5. 53. 37. r:" away. a 2. fejTST: wave. +faaf?T7far: ing. 1. Hostile Reflection, deliberation; 4. 22. 2'-. f(H)y Lightning. Brilliant, Entertain- To ^T Mb. p. p. : Harrassing, a. fasrsfrHar p. p. T a. Insulted, Dispersed, routed. Plunderer, robber. i?5*iHfr a. ?: A 2. : />./>. Departed. 3. 2. 1. Bhag. 5. 3$1 8ffT5T 1 1. 2. Sub- Mb. Of low 1. of a 13. 145. 52. origin. Destitute of vulva. f: Seeing. 11. a. faflftft A bird. N. of a river. a. A king whoso subjects are disaffected. ^T^Rft a. 12. Diarrhoea. 1. Vast, extensive. A bad road. 2. A by-lane. Free from liquor. rf'm 2. A woman +1%*^^: glory. Perturbation. a. separately, Separation. different caste. Conceivable. N. of Laksmi. 1. +ftnor'5T: diffe- (; To 3. Individually, Development 1. Capabalities; ftijjft: bird-catcher. Disagreement, rence of opinion. Raksasa, Curved, bent, curbed. : . A) fawtlR*? a of Protection. violated. a break traction. N annoy2. To rob. (absolutive of f^-^-ifjr Fearless. m Supremacy, Celebrated. ance. 1. To singly. brother of Ravana. 111. 55. 12. 4 Contraction; knitting : zrfe fasic*nft vow). f^^iT violate. (of the eye-brows). a. Distrust; 7A. 2. subtract. ing a false opinion. fasreqiT: At intervals. Deprived of a driver. 13. 26. 86. Mutually cona. shining; feel- : 3% atmospheric ind a. si nected. fasTfaT^T + The fT+'Wf: 'T 7 v. +fr5Tfo Entirely fruitless. n. Partition line. Mb. per- region. false Mistake. 2. a. *T5T) ( . Vilva Guna. reply. t he- Coagulated. Protection; a. Breaking plexed, stupificd, senseless. f%Tfe:T a. 1. Full of, engrossed. Shadow. give ind. silence. Bhag? Tremulous (glance) a. nants. To Dispassionate. faTIi-3mTJT to manifest open. : in a Looking faiT^T-f-WT a. Freed from of a curse. 2. -f-fasTfiw a. direction. a. f^VT^f^: V^fnT Ram. f oT (Ingram.) The intervention of a vowel between two conso- To I. palanquin- effect s self. : r The wish act. Change. 1. Dragging wrong 'r divine A temple. A demon. : fesi A f^MM+^T^: Bhag. : pada. open palan- Ship-boat. n*MI relations; A f-3(^<: attendant. he month of Bhadra- : An 6. ftr^^T measure. in Equal 1. bearer. fa^R 3. 2. quin. Destruction, ruin. r: ape. Unmanly. a. a. Speaking incoherently, starfimering. wild animal. averse, Intolerant, : : power, Agnimandya. a. fetrfa^ disliking. mouth while from the falling Tiituration of perfumes. 2. Combat speaking. result. 2. fume. 3. a. -|-f%Siei a. Struck down. Trodden. fa^jftT simile. Withering, 1. p.p. 2. Fragrance, per- fCTrT4-SRfl. A thing that ceased to be a matter ol lias talk; w Monotonous. a. *JrT: Ms. ftTTS: (-?*) of the night; quarter ftat?^ A m. The third 5P9TT=r fam TT^rcewrH I W^T- touch. robber. Alluring, enchant- a. ing. The ?: of range a. roar, cla- Causing mour. +fe?W' P. aging. : Violent pain. /. sj Without any a. fe?ft A fiWI+'MfnT where speech the disease, rule prescribfirsfte+fefa: reverse ing performance of an fad*i-3T(mff: speech of apparent H Quarrel, litigation. objects A yoke. exactly 2. of Explanation a. +fafcR3 an One whose To To comb 9 v. 5, a sword. Light, lustre. 2. Shining, bright. Missing the target Ugly. Pandulous. 2. Ciged or captivated (as a bird). fMim*Ts That which fawra:, merging a. Ot a different gender. r^fnr^n ed. a. two of. 'fi clear mind Of pure a of A Smeared, anoint- +f>TCT 2. 1 Rubbed off. an enterprise). Frustrated (as Miscarried (as a pf ) 1. Speechless, ( -arrwrf^ ) Talking confidentially. fesrssT+^rf a. Sleeping in fafa: (ft^r: Un 4.68.) Support of the fFT Death. f^ + in STrETTT: Universe. <: Ignorance. To appear on the stage To come into 2. conjunction with. 3. To befall. 4. To attend to (any business). -f-f'RT p.p. peace. cock. Hesitation ftf%f> -f fa epithet of Devi, Resting place. H^ 22. judgement. Dissolution, getting dissolved (as sugar). H*|W-H- into transform; 'ZV hu- Lust. An unsheath Transformation. fcMliMH into, f^Rrr 1. 2. 12. 174. depend Liveliness, joviality. 2. ^ Clearing -ffittjfe: 2. Expiation. f sTrjrfor To causes Mb. 1. a. That from which taken away or f: + Tqi: With fasfFH+^T a. dumb. 2. Dsad. subtracted, short on. mour 1. is something lamentation. or a.. Displaying valour. a. rest In proportion ^. fa5T3+?T^ Unhurt, . a. 1. To fiT5T3+^t or intellect. 3. a. +fif?5T5[ z/z adjectival honour. character. halves (the hair). a. an arrow ) f^r^W- An of to; Pj^nft ^rqtwit fw?TTO: Ms. 11. 2. pas.turelands. -f fiiej intelligence has matured. a. kind of Hetva- debt. />-/>.Re-joined. T A +fif5T^;TH Superintendent of f: Improvement. special duty A 1. f%5f^IM^H word. 2. A title \7. Bhag. Desire to know. I A a. bridal Realised; 5. 26. apparent contradiction. kind of snake. : jump. San dress. Reconcilia- 1. sick-room. <:T city of The firai^-t-^'TO Noble family. tfR bhasa. region. leap, The / comparison based on opposition. fiKta-rMPllJK: To P. 1. gift or a special ritual. p.p. Disapproved. figure of contradic- Lacking the feJrsrTrftrjT: The lower Dis- 2. of speech. : of Battle. 1. kind of God. A forta+3WT A ftc^r3+3T3ref^r5T suggestive meaning. of tion. particular secting. A similar. The m : -r-fe5TK?rt. A figure not are. -comparison as in act. healthy. tion, Recitation reverse order. p.p. Purged, vacated. A t ^T'ft weapons. sight. fcKN<J| Skilled in. 2. fir5T5*T herb to heal wounds caused by Ram. V. 26. ( liable to mind. 195. 3. a. Questionable, be suspected. +fif5T? a. 1. Tender, soft to Viscous, sticky. 'a. P-P- Infused into the Universe. A class of manes; 1'lie 6 P. ". 1. 1. A Property, wealth. settlement. fgT5^_|-ify^ all a. Accessible to men. fa^+sfa: The Universal soul. T: T: : A class of A worm in manes. the bowels. Urinary disease. 95 Diarrhoea. ^: THlI A c: T buffallo. Toxicology. 1. 2. Occupied. + fHJ'H or let out; 2. to yield division. equal Unsuitable. The JTlTq a. "T ing forth. N. of cupid. : IP. 3. 1. A ?: Lac, resin. : released is ^ftfr^f^^TSJT 1 2. Metrical Composition Virtuous. a. spread, diffuse. of epithet Creeping, shootGliding, sweeping 2. Siva. A faWT + ^tT!T metre with A Provision ^fdHrtH Food own for one's kind of leprosy. fetHM -f-'K1! a Making thing the Conquerable. A 2. peak. nipple of the breast. 3. The Best of the kind. The : Equinoctial season. -f-fatmr 2. To exception of + fajJK: 'T fire TT5TmT N. of plant. -f-fo^ft A ^-r-Tfa : Proceeding at every direction. | ?J>T: a. (same Unlike, dissimilar. The by caused divided. 2. An ox. lip-moisture. A shepherd. Pride of beauty. A 1. for might. 2. T 1 it property rehas heen once A cascade. A split bamboo. Bamboo-seed. i: N. of a work one's vow. w Poison. 1. 2. ift + 3HtyiM*^ Days on which Vedic studies are prohibited. Strongly addicted to rt. as wasp. car dra vn dancer. united after wife of a hero. Claim 'T Disturbance. Lotus-sUilk : Dejected. gfop: 1. N. of a plant. N. of a Sivagana, M.P. quail. 1 A : etc. Agitation The : : Tulasi A containing 25 short stories. an N. of Laksmi. 1. : three- child. (Jpapurana. 2. expand- N. of Narada. a. Free from envy. a. Desirous of a male A A rfi. oxen. by waves. N. of king Pailksit. T: T *T Pasturage a. with masculine features. Ordained a. Garhapatya T: hog. N. of a plant. With of. Mimansa)The ( the unpaid forced A male animal. WT+5Wn A lady 3. : : An than, 3. of. bunch, cluster. Water. 2. A building \. ing. slaves. fafe'+^nfr'T labourer. A -f-ejr^H and prohibited. +faf? strengthen. lord 1. In spite 2. pervade, permeate. The Prolongation. site. r: farfe+^iT: 1. Injury (^f|?rnnT{) Elevation of ground. 6. frustration; More ftrf^tT+srfkfag fold To 1. Repvilse ind. fcf^ror meant only use. + ^fe: 2. +W: besides. object of thought. main- A barren woman, A procuress. 2. A 1. : of object Ki. 10. 63. material objects. 1. T: for midwife. An Smelling raw meat. T: Negation or denial with regard to an object. faq'q -j-TTTSi'T^': Averse from foqra+f'TipJik: : blister. boil, astonishment. unequal quarters. a. A 1. of the sake tenance. ^n+SWT drop; particle. F: For livelihood. W: Roaring, thundering. An r: Transformation. . Epicyle. <: Spreading. eye of third jTfT: ind. To 2. sun. -i A jackal. Destruction. WT That which does 1. divulge, 7. 9. 22. Bhag. I FT: AiTliction. a. not f: ^7155^ The r: ' To (Cans.) publish (news). fqM<4i That which Extended over. > Utterly baffled. a. f%HjTiJ Feeding on ordure. a. 2. Gold. %5+^T^T a. 1. contrary to Veda. 2. Beyond the province of Vedic study. fa -f- fW: Fanatic Mlmania Impregnation. War by a chal- lenge or bit of valour. A boundary tree, nt: A fenced road. T: Bg. f: Vedic revelation. The cord whi ch forms the boundary of an altar. 96 %*T: fixing An astronomical the position term of Steel. : %WT-f-3Tf?raW paramour. Bhag A bastard. A span. 2. a. to Relating 3. 5. ]. Changeable. 2. frm cfTTH5%?tr5 30. H Retreat, gem (Cat's ?: sacrificial 2. To heal. 3Tfa^TT-|-t??T 3qrq -\- The by A science of logical fallacy the points of dissimi- Termighee atone A a for mockery term mere Loss of colour. a. ^ Destruction. (In Mimansa) far-fetched construction. of a Manvantara a. of the wth ; Bhag. 5. 9. 15. One compelled to labour. The body. Theory a. A Bg. 2. ^TW'T ?f^ 3. 2. Dramatic dialogues fixed contract. Inconsistent, oZfTfiT^or^ ; I of various languages; com. on Mathematical powers. ^^(JK+^rf'T^ a. -{-^infa'ST dubious consisting A Having an occupa- SZHTTT?) a. tion or function. option. 1. : comp- about walking (In drama) the stage with great/strides. >: : A a> equator. Unrestrained. a. Military Commercial drill. -fWTOTO Penetration. Material reality. trans12. action. 1. Remoteness. 2. 2.1.27. p. p. Bent. who One argues on the strength of usage. wre^fl^ whirl- pool. The sn^TT+'nfat regional Ram. lainant, a plaintiff. i of universal pervasion. fixed limit. A -|~ji|^K: Widowliood. : A a Controlling of Energetic Resolute. (the present one). Violence -f*5ra 17. zmfl i-f^r^: Renunciation. woik by be- Crooked, distorted; construction of words separated Bhartrhari N. A sleep. Artful disease. A mode ^>?TTT T: N. iT Feigned haviour. remains after expenditure. from one another and construed together as forming a sentence. H Hostility. P-P- Tottering. lT3T-f-f'WT Remote. marian. Tottering; '" ^: Narayamya. cin5f+ofll^(?K: of gram- a. Inconstant. Conventional. 'S*jf%: abusing. Sprinkled with purifying food (also for ^T *< a. (as Opposition, protest. Loud (In gram) Inflection. Net balance thai T: ?: Pertaining to night. Fully expanded . for larity a. T: commits adultery. : *nr: siTT^f)'^' a. To To drive away. One who a. 3. aphorisms. Enunciated Discrimination Prediction. T: Shelter. P. I. 1. ^rfR+^TfT Certain based on 2. To (Buddh.) 1. -|-4MI<M|JT 2. flight. 1 v. 8. p- p- eye) sra+fo?!? medicine. +WTT? nation. of arms and With predict. a flower) Division 1 4|: tail. sirffavr ind. en- i S*l*t|H Solitude. fl^R*M Vidura. Hostile . Agitated frightened. Fraud; cheating. ts4T A kind 12. 39. Barter, exchange. 2. p.p. ], Afflicted. sufacT Bhag 3. 2. tfoTOT Change, modification. +^?T 1 : counter. Having an a. Transgression; Mb. Sattva; tfrrfT^r^- fellow- legs stretched asunder. *: M A a. extended Destruction; 32. 7. 1. Provocation; 1. <: 2. 5. 22. Bhag. A : flowing of sufferer. Ram Over a. SfaT+arfan the shore. abode misery. *WT Articulation; ffa2. 64. 11. Transgressing limits. 3RT^ of act fanning. planets. An : The the -f-STT^TT 141. *15. ziJTO+'fte'T Changed The ; seat expounder of Puranas. Mb Of an 97 Worship of one's done during catur- preceptor masya. e*TRT-}-m (dual) and vidually Indi- collectively. Dead. To win over. 5ftftRT a. A. 1. 2. To 1. an Dividing mental activity ^&dt ; SB. on I vow. A in chapter The Sl?S+*ref of a offered in life vagrent. A gift 'ftr: An STff-f-HtWT: A a. of destroyer of 5T^+yHT The abode Observed or Under- />. taken as in 5ffira?Tfl: a. cursed. f: \. A Praiseworthy. A Ram. An . earthworm. kind of medicinal plant. N. of Kartikeya. : Sweet a. : f f?r -t-^iiooi to hear ; snfzf: 3nTW: Dk. 2. 5. The 2. <^CT&T 63. 11. 2. The sacred charge or : 2. Audible. 5T*!T+4rt(HM1 Verbal 5TTT+? bed-chamber. an of range for Approach An abode of a. Affording 5K?+^tofTT The moon- light; autumnal (SR) Saundary* The the body. relic of Buddha's body. + 5TVTT Golden ferftRrsr^ earth irforsr^nPT: ; Ram. 2. 81. 16. particles a. (as Carrying gravelly wind on a sandy STOT a. Sheltering, protecting. +5lrH*l A 1 peg, pin. ^T^HTM^MI^T? 1. A %: grammatical 68. 1. SnT+^M^W: Calm, tranquil Method of examining a student by inserting a s'alaka into a book. Jainas. STHTVl+T^H pleading A Mb. 5T?yWT+3WT: N. of 63 divine /. Philology. a. 2. 4. 13. 29. MrMl+TfteTT 5T?+Wn term, P. 5lftT+3TTVK: (-anyfH:) bodily gesture, appearance. SRfaT-r-ftnrTT Care of finger; diffe- rence. peace. royal shore). The ear. 1. The object of by nature. A female to arrow-shot. 5t<M (affaf) The eastern quarter. 5TfjT-t-aTfaiftT: A The 3TT>T+m: A , Pranava. speech. 1 I an take an oath. Fame; sacred Pranava particular military array. STJH+awft With box, pot; Hch. 4. 1 : 5Tf+3WTtT I A keeps lahari. Loudly read. SntJ+ZBTff: who servant of an Killing foes. Saturn's diagram. I can refuge. ST^-f-fal^T enemies. Rks dis- stick be thrown. 5TfT+3TTWT: epithet ind. praise in The refuge. Indra. oath (to say or do To surgical protection. The moon. 5TcT+TOW: .p. P. of (-TTrT:) 5TTT+3nnf?T: A centipede. A sieve. To 5Tfafl/>. suspicion, shield decorated snare, noose. 1 kind which a to : with 100 crescents. not set to music; arsnft^T Snrfa ?Ir: SB. on MS. 7. 2. 17. jj A paddy 5T m 5mn-fW7: The time marked 5TS^-f %*5T 5RT of epithet bed. seeds. 5P? made bracelet ST'J-f BT*T a. Sowing A A splendour An 2. 5raf+qifrt^>t A entmy. modesty. A bent in a 5fiT4-fCTT Atharva Veda. 2. The The 1. 5ff^r-^5nT of Siva. Skanda. tance 5TcT+Tffjr: 6. 2. 20. 5HFT of of shell. Sff+^lTTH Undertaking of a 2. made Sooting. time wh< f-f T: The the Saml tree bears fruit. 5T*ft by blowing of a conch. *THff *fT : bracelet 3T5^+^*T: around Mathura. ?n?T+VT: a. instrument. conch. spotted cow. 51ml -|-5I^TT Sarni tree. conch-shell. 5T3J?T+3TRcT: The language current religious of sting bee. A : into arrays. a. Deficient by one. The sun. A MS. The 5T^fc_+3'H any insect like The : proestab- pounder of Advaita and ofSanmatas to revive the Brahmanic religion. remove. A teacher, lisher p.p. Rested, ceased. army N. of the grea- 5T"fjT l-STWf: test Verlantic for A surgical ins- trument. ?r' A surgeon. 98 The A extraction of thorns or other substance stuck up in the a, Siva. Belonging N. of a Risi. m. N' of Panini. Coming from a hare. of 9th the j: 5TRT A cemetry. 5nr+f4l((*l A bier. A sort of fish. A a. +411WHH 5T^+*WHH 2. A 1 surgical A STF^-f-fHIIcHH^ of A vegetable dish. ^^ A student of any f-TTW particular text of the Veda. 9Hai+5T5T: Pain in the limbs. of the five Any spiritual centres established by Sankaracharya. %U&<|iM: N. of Vedic teacher. ?nf*(rM:+wf5T: A law book ^ ^T^? M. Relating to Indra. a. blunted. a. 'T'r deceased; Ram. a. 2. ^ 65. 24. The is a. fcren-|-31NK a. 5fT7-|-W Under A tuft A A a. N. of kripa. TTH A A >: helmet. turban. N. of a collec- 70 stories narrated by of a parrot to spark. +5TVT mistress. its 1. Brightness. 2. Gold, wealth. A urinary disease, Defect of semen. f: 1. Sharpend on a White Brightness. gffa: a, Elephantiasis. A kind of plant. Pure in body. A workshop of 2. spot. machine to shoot fire-works. N. of Visnu. 1. Rum. juggler. Clever. flft 2. 28. Bitumen. a. mentary on Mimansa Sutras. +5TTfa*T A place of immo- A to be beheaded; ^H'j'od^l: U. Lithography, A delightful. a. Fit Bfl) *j skanda. N. of the com- lation. Charming, ( 5PR* -|- ir distance of the conjunction, of a planet, tion of hair. stone. : The 5fal+%?3'!T f: Cupid. f5THT+fHirffl': Approved by from the conjunction of a planet. l 5frEI-|- rfVfa': m. The epicycle of a craftsman. 5TWT+^nwm sii^fV*: stage Condemna- a. ftr^J+HTcT the learned. stone inscription.- the spell of a curse. Conducting particular used in uttering a curse. addicted to I a. emancipation in Saivism. a. (_^;pn) by + iTc^: camel. fe|W-J-nfl(? >T*T tion by the wise. Punishment. evil. Water string suspended. T 5TTT4-3TO, A One a. based oneself according to precept. f*l^'*V: 1. the fleshy part of the body below the buttocks. to <" T HH Reciting cerMantras meant to avert of from Free a. l: : 3Ttfcr-}- STTTJcT: An expounder vessel in the elephant sixth year. Conforming 5TT^+^TT: Argrument on Sastra. Destruction, end. ritual by lust. . Any ^ ?R^ ^ An +f5RT: aspect rule or law. evil. -|-5TTT? a. 517^+1^^ Passionless. : Desire ?ft) Pinched a. fclftK+Hfart m. Dustless. I. V\ ^jf 5TR^+^?T A go of Sastric books. 2. (Desid. of to bed. 1, STnF^-j-srfNw to Sastric rule, -f-f5T$TT H Polishing. Rendered ineffective, tain Violation Theoretical which a emancipa- cold. of a subject; by Sandilya. T Fina Quick-silver. 5TWT4-^3;ET^T all epithet of tion. to surgical Practice 5I^+5iT^1T: weapons. 5TTF + Si 5TRW: Garlic. An ftr^+*IM<J"*0 Parvati. Disobeying a a. an order. sn^T+'fte: Dik?ita. message. command. operation. avert religious doctrine. . 3Ui-j-|[7^> operation. 5Tn?TT+ 3 work on Saivism by Ap] : book of the Mahabharata. 2. to body. 31^+qsH N. 5TTO> kind of dice. 3. An artisan. Buttermilk. Stocking 2. Time. : The philosophy of to path of virtue. 5TT+*fftWT The musk 5TOT-I-1T: An rat. elephant's trunk. Saivism. N. of a -J-5T3 the Tried, examined. 99 The the IsVara unity is Advaita of Jlva .and without accepted Maya. 5T3+9fa (In Vedanta) of theTirupati A : prelude to a drama when 2. Sanskrit- only speaking characters appear. 2. Leaving (InArith.) no remainder. T: A incharge of superintentaxes, tolls, calcu- : A a. ^m: The : A udra. occupation of + FFRT: The touch by Blood-sucking. 1. A dog. 2. The 3K+?n?: A *T $; TOT -r-*rf^nr f~T|F : t: A parrot. Speech. gain. 2. A 2. Fame. bull Scho- 4. <jfo:+3W: The vedic conno- tation. to Offending the a. *jfo+fC* **> ear. the Boring the ear. W Upanisads; ^Rf'T rudriya. Bearded. The Cocoa-nut T: Various kinds of -f-SfrffT: Pratapa- barber. The Tamala 1-1. T5T+3Tf^^nf3;W a. Desirous welfare. Black pepper. The 2. female breast. military array. ! A 4HIMI Resounding. ! Direct Taking only TG5-}-3T73Tl a. tree. of. one tantric form 1. 5^T+*Mld\M Thoroughly to Musk. of Sudden a. The round hips; calamity. S^+'Uar: The swoop of an t to Blind a. Belonging a noble family. Durga. eagle. (in Logic). cooked. 1. T: Impalement. Roast meat. A particular *nf+Tf^T manner. A tree. 5TH-f3rtTta: 2. has three vedis. (for libation) Relating Impaled on a a Sula. One who larship. morrow. fH?r a. Composed, calm. quarter tones. Heroism, pride. Heroic deed. a. epi tnet of Siva; Mb. 10. 7. 47. audible . Water -f 5fhTR object. sound Advantage, *jfh 5TW: Selling; selling a saleable 5TW -f*TfT falcon. dcctrine of non-existence. a. 1. 3. Yellow turmeric. *: The sun (Un 3. 29). N. of Garuda. 2. j: Buddhist for kept for breeding. practice. cock. Fit ^fZR Gold. Virtuous SThTflT-f 3TrafT?nT 1 +5TT: A The Hemorrhage. tion. Sudra. friends taken courage. Purgation. +5ftaT*T Cleansing, eradica- a of. afar. a. ruby. a. (ni?) a. a. a Sudra. 5IS from : a killer of Overcome (-fai^) T The food served or 5nr+3T5W c\ \ ^ a Sudra. given by Spoken Making Sraddha. -f-TRV: + jRT any nut- dancer. 5lfa> to through a Sraddha. female actress, ear-ring. one's ear. II5T5 An auditory' Coming >: T: The marking out tears. Ferment, yeast. An : a as Heavy plant. Dry cough. ^ Weeping with- The ^TcT a, & 5T3-f sfteR ear-ring. passage. with sorrow. lation for Srauta rituals. : Relaxation. An gence. STWsft N. of a Sutra work containing mathematical Negli- mountain. luck. levies, etc. 5T?9^pr*T 3. by fatigue. ': Vacancy (of gaze). conquer. Oppressed hills. kind of sling. A pot kept in a sling. 1. Unsteadiness. +5lfa?3*T 5h74-'I'5 HH Good + 5J5>: a. A 1. -(-5TW: To (Cans.) The name 5T Pure-minded. a. dent T : a Possessed of pure intelligence. -f-STfe: a. Boiled and cooled again. +5fa: 1. A subsidiary matter. 2. Favour. o. : faith. Trustworthy; Ki. 11.35. Vedas and (dual) Belonging Sinritis. 5?j?| 9^ Having the 2. Loosened 100 Absence T: of tances f^S^r-p^WT i.e. and boasting or praising. An ambiguous 1. Sexual union. 1. -(-S^fa: A 2. I Confectionery. N. of a cakra of the : : metaphor. (In phil.) The science of resolution or absorp- ^, S*T, IT, ^nr^TT + -JM*ll A HJ^HH n. is spittoon. plant. s^ftfo: (5^T%: fa?r Un 4. 74.) The as Moving a. +HtftT: contact. Sum in Aspiration pronunciation of consonants. : From ind. the to- morrow onwards. 2. a. Happy; auspicious. A white goat. 2. A T: N. of Arjuna. 1A kind A kind of snake. : 2. T: f^fk^^FTT^t Mb. 12. 151. 2. Friendship; ^fo?T 1. 11. 13. Mb. fear; f^ *R"T *kM-r-'T!T pride is Butter-milk and now miming. * A N. of qjtJ^TT sn^TSTr^ Mb. a. One -ffTOI A ^ ne bcc. x seasons. 2. N. of a Sl Giti metre. STHTnsn?: 1. Hindered (move- 1^%^ TO?*r:ft-'T(^r53rr Mb. keeps to be Contraction; qzjfaia; ^f^ff=R?TRzft: j^; Mv. 5. 1. 1. Rolled up, Overtaken by. *HJdd p.p. enveloped. 2. Full growth, power. HWRJ 4 P. To Compose, bring together. Arrangement, set-up. a. Firmly sticking to +*ff5RT 39. 62. 3. 2. Im- (as in tfftTcHrrf). HSR+aTTCTT: N. of a figure of removal of involving speech doubt. H5nT + -JM*ll A comparison set form of a doubt. in the penetrated; 3. 174. 1. H^?<ST -f-farfa: for Imprisonment tf*5 P. 1. : +H5W To To fit together. A message. A Law-suit. clear or safegaurd. (a place against attack); faHre TPT'T Ms. 7. 185. +Hfa To one year. The theory based on the acceptance of six subs- One who what ought concealed. Sfiir^: suc- Imprisonment. Mb. nl> P'- The of ' H bed, cess. astrologi- existence. 1. 2. brunt (of battle). y VW3 waves to obstacle. a. H^T+H^nJ confidential flfafe: Hatred ;?nj>Rt'IW Deeply six whose Narayaniya, chair. An tf'RT: Having swollen a. 1. r: cal yoga. The 2. 194. 12 prisoned. an 284. Pratima. +H^TT: hurt. ment); sixth part. ^HT T. Up. Divided, parted. H%5H*T Going : (In math.) The total of two or more numbers. of water mixed in equal parts. 5% 3. A H^5I: die H^fa: ?T*T 6. Arrangement; Hfaq; /. method propounding Union of Jiva and ISwara. ^T^+TR Saltpetre. f: : ^f^ ^frfr^fFT Vedantic 2. statement ; U: The 1. combination. eyes. The moon. 3J5[: *-l opinion of Agreement 1. ; 32. 1. T?fa: +Hftra total. -HRH To 5W-fS*fam T3IT: (In phil.) material Carnal contact. 1. tfifrT+firfa: of Breath. which who One a. Thorough underPerception, know- .p. Nostril. 53H+Sf>rfk standing. -{-4IMH: Effort, exertion. 3. or thought. 2. 3. ledge. abstains from sexual intercourse. father-in- law's house. approval. fro. or to H'ufd: Self-castigation. 3^+15* mouse. stopped. and Agreement, 1. against. The moon. +5%H: Comet. in, press close ^TtcT-f*faR The Goksura wind Held To HTfl 2. that pleasant. a. Dog's tooth. 1. all Uniting to Moving a. a. Praiseworthy. Servitude. SSFT+gieST Guiding, conduct- 1. Displaying, exhibiting. contain- ing two meanings. A 2. ing. simile +Pelj[: +*T3T?T: Cohabitation. Sakta school. grammatical augment. ?rTO tion. approach ?f?iter for sexual enjoyment. -j-*psnT: 1. Attachment. portion of any substance. 2. A 101 Perfect a. f or glory fame. Mixed up, confused. heap, mass. A to the Given 2. Enamoured. physical pleasure. a. 1. HSTrSTTR Adhering 2. Hesitating; STT^TTOT T TT^T Ram. The upkeeping Kau. A. To defer. 2. put to off, employ. The ocean of birth and death. The quagmire of 3. !T7T+gST: mundane of 1. 2. To attend. '3. be addicted worship. To accumulate; 1. math. To 2. reach accuracy ) That which has /. jeen polished or refined; Kn. 1 >?T+3n?*W One who >ecomc purified by : *W7 a. )aration. Culture. "? : a.. Strewn, scattered; STRT: ^eft'tcrff!: s. 4. 8. +HF4T each 1 A. Caus. >uild (a 2. To To town). cremate. 2. To 1. To restore. deposit or mmerse. (as in arfttRTTT^^) 1. Agreement; . Bruised. 1. 1. home. Shelter, Death. Destruction. Violent shock. Name. War, A 3. A Thicken- lead astray, devastating Having hands. 3. Full deliver, battle. geometrical numeral. Caus. A. hand over. 2. To 1. To kill. With shrunken a. ri*T?T+in! limbs. +Hlf?T: (In Mimansa) of the five members of One an Adhikarana or chapter. OTTfcr: of Protection, conceal- Complete conceal- ment. rays. A H*farT*T of imbecile type ment. person. flfi^-f-anipf a. Paid in sum and not in instalments. +^7^: one Only a possiblity. Appeared at Wlfd* a. Connected with a H^J-f-^^fj^n A day auspicious for worshipping Ganes'a. n. HffT*T+^>t^ Dung. Tlie obiequics. 1 A. battle- The *fa+^rfT conduct of corporations. Kau. A. 11. +?rarm: ^sTTcfT Flow, i. Mb. 3. hardpait. Intensity. G. zr?zr 5ftfor^r- 98. 31. 12. War. A 4. A 2. A bone. caravan. n. Moving in group. of a T) a. Born mixed parentage. *f*0*< u IM Mixture of castes. 4-HW^T n. Fighting front. ^HncH-^rf'C'T : of battle. 5. -fHfWT: Egotism. back Receiving weapons discharged. m. Bathing once; H*I?HH cremation. Stopping, arresting. 2. gnomon. 2. taxes. Bearing has prePerfection. 3. Holding Ram. Tarnished. strong-limbed. on 3KT^ ^TfT- 1. Hfid+WlliM Ms. if. 214. . lamentation. HWI: preposition. Refinement. 2 1 shape. The : once. spiritual descipline. Form, 2. To Ki. or Lining Attaching im- 2. Rudra. : rituals Loud t: the 12. 57. 23. tf Refinement; Death; 1 com. . 17. 6. nw p.p. seam. P. Mb. *wfo: vlk. 9. 4. A 1 corrupt; 2. 8 U. | 13. 12. flffFZRT- in battle. War, 1. to. Frequenting. 2. Use, 3. Reverence, :mployment. 1. +*n part, ing, swelling. +H5 To be associatTo wait upon, A. ed with. J. 1. *f^T+lR?T other by hand. life. 1 H^TT tree flg. I Based on some I. 2. Killed. 1. from ^rmT-T Lamentation. : a. H^fa: The 2. Constancy. ife. . 2. a. UTT-fTf;: ^in 1. state. +*TiRT etc.) A 2. Beauty, glory. portance. 4. a. H^?: business of Government; 7. : same H^*T+*T?5 c\ 31. 46. final result. To P. 1. The 1. 3. 3. Born a. Sr^TJTVRR desire; Well set-up; -: 18. spy. desire. 2. division. 4. 57. pot-herb; Kau. the 2. 25. 39. word. final +?&T The I- : A 3. A +?TfTHR Dejection, depression. T 2. Cremation. *T**n+^f: A. 1.20. 1. JiT Ram. r: 2. To perform T: Wholesale death. A hard stone against which things (like cocoarc hit to gel them nuts) broken. 102 tm: Liquid lac. a. Including movable An HT^+WT: epithet of Dignity. 2. Hrf^HT 1. Imparting with fa^ life; fa%?!T Final *T emancipation. Sanyasa. Taking an oath. HrlTT: mould. f^T?5HFRlt Mb. *ffR: Infatuating; 1 com. on Track (of TT^ft^nT* 12. 59. 48. 2. wild animals) a. HTiutiKfyj to perform a : Wishing anyone Producing, effecting. dejected. f f^T H3PT Becoming a. To commu- reoort, nicate. riftf^T a H5W *Hri||i|: a a. ^1 Destroying; ^t Mb. ?Nra J^KRRH? WjfojTR: master A m. flfsPT *T? 4. 28. 26. Bhag. A track, Direction. A +*TTT 2. 1. 3. foot-step. HJTT+^pf* Any sutra which down a technical term. lays mane; Durga 7. Saptasati. A *: of the Strung together. Appearance, sight. H3 5T'T*TN Employment V * H?W-|- im f>TT a. matter in question. a. Mistaking for provision Real duty. One with 6. Being pei formed HfTT a. Best, end of a low tone. a. One who a day's HTT?: has N. excellent (at compound like *nr<J*U<0<<M assumed form or foiming Mahabharata. disguise. +HfoR Kau. A. 1. 1. 11. A 2. class-mate; A in a foreign country. Uproar, of diplomat : Vedas. embodied ancient in the A lady with | bent figure. a. A The most M<.*ii 1. 3. rrnft one of the philosophical sanat sujata by a chapter ot the religious order pande din, monium. meal; seven manasa putras of Brahma. discourse An Despondent, Speaking with I Dk. *MrfJ>JlM: rairt Tongue-tied. a. 18. pricking pain. the twi-light Filled with; Ms. a a. ol Dispirited. a. xf Celebration. : ^ Tji? n. nediately. ?reW+5ISTf^; minister l] cloud. similar objects. 1 P. a iij alliances. Perpetual. a. Colacampu A m. of an use. I +*ffo: A land donated for temple; Dr. Raghavan's note Hrf+T*it?: a. Waving H75T: p.p. vestibule. Ever- active. technical a Doubtful. H^I H?*T assembly. term. : class assembly; Bhag. A particulai involving rule of in a The chairman f: uncer- doubt. 1/21. Hiff'Ta P-p. Sacrificed, destroy- ed, of speech [>: 12.279.3. ol to A H^>-fiW*"K: colleague; / An due Tautology pur- matp. 7. ;in message. yaga performed by more than one Swamins. S". B. on M. S. 6. 3. 22. Giving up. of from where Words *T^5T -{-''STf'T figure The mimansa proxy for P. 1 A pose or resolve. confident. That part tainty. promise. H?0*T-|-*fT^: flr^H +*!*?*< a. True in Grown a. H5TKT speaks truth. a. side of a village. (Rhet.) One who fl?U+.llf and Spiritual The elephant's temple the ichor flows. true measure. R material mattur. rite. +H45T: book. 2. ; promise. A 2. A ford. Crossing. A section of a 1. 1. +W3T TT of Breaker a. fastened Joined, /'. together. HHTt: T: Pleasing. H S. 2. 10. bow-stiing. A world. Visnu. placed on a Strung, Degrading. N. of a panicular . -f HrtM*': Hr^+Eftl: and immovable things. a. Waking, awake. H^:: a Subtle x body. excitement. a. Intellect. 2. 1. Sexual 2. Enmity. I. Frowning. With an arm] a. fully prepared. ni: 1. A modern idea; 1.27. tifHMcM directly. ind. Immediatcl) 103 T a. which 1. directly A pait or the serves purpose of the whole or ST^fFf; SB. on MS. 12. 1. 19. +fl'famd: 1. Sexual union. 2. Battle. A 3. particular OTn+ljTH subsidiary purpose of the that serves the JT^IT^ Pradhana; MS. 12. 19. 1. H^WT c a. Hidden. 1. Narrowness. tfPraW Combination, multi- Encampment T: ST: (as in Honoured. a. SnT+SfftH a. equanimity. flT-'-IW 4i a. a. Possessing Having equal HWI+<JTW ting a stanza acting on Wind, HM^IiJid Snft'B^ With reserva- tion. Series : of acts of 1. and some places uneven at ?m+lfs a. Septangular. a. tfr^+*T cal notes (i.e. a. 2. completed. (-tfV:) Fire. The seven musi- f^T: 4<<-dH *TT, ft, n, T, 3. elapsed. f T: See Expectantly. Authentic.. 2. Of H*PT+5T: Attended by servants. the A mess-mate. remembers A 2. in the sense of 10. 60. 38. Bhag. 1. Extended, Continuous. p.p. stretched. 2. ^r Assigned, p.p. ordained. To put on (a 1. To assume (a shape). dress.) 3. To show or exhibit. 4. To admit or grant. HNM*T 1. Gone through Passed away, a. Obedient, statement). 1. 2. Proof (of a Reconciliation. ?WTKTH+^r^f A kind of metaphor involving justification of an assertion. in Absorbed HHlfa+HtT meditation. Rushing upon. Nearness, presence. Hlfa-f-*Ttr: The practice of meditation. guest-house for eating house. An HtTWT P-P- Scattered. Missing the right time. a. 1. straight line. Transgressed. aijfiT: size. travallers. Used N ind. 1. music) Full understanding. T: p.p. 4 ., Foremost among. o. Septangular. The seven nether regions. (In intervals. A : a. 2. Procedure. 2. Having equal Saundarya Lahari. Mixed with honey. -f-*nmiT others. worship J is Trod upon. Explanation. Behaviour. 1. Impartial. Being equidistant. a. Equally divided Levelled at T (pi.) 2. i"d. a. part More than one 1. p.p. +*TRT*T: f Comple- first Attacked. 15. on measure. With Provided a. necessaries. 2. a. 12. 298. Of equal nature. Of the same size o. Severely wounded. a. equally (-?[fa') whose a. H*n+3Tcfte year old. all; fulfill. Significant, given. HI*M *W + nfa: Inspection. a. 1. flT+^kM* a. Compact agreement. Decisively, Mixture, collection. : Standing Desiring Seeking peace with. 2. HfsWT: gentleness. tH4Ul: for instructive, intelligible. Mb. To good Rampart. i: feet. ) +*pft ind. UH<jfc*4 weight. tude. equal an for 1. ?HT+3ifs;M<*> 2. Pro- a. +?wfa*T Making an offence or loss. Regular, normal. Convenient. Easy, parity. up. 2. Filled. H flfaffa: 1. Confinement. Fit a. a. a. Restrained, held 1. Aloe-wood, UH*it>*! exactly. evenly on 'fa*4 P-P- an In ind. assembly. 2. Discreet. war. assembly. 2. of ving, justifying. ?pn+ *TWT tfftRTfac?T Outbreak : An *T*5T:) ( STTT+iffair A a. of hall. assembly conjunction of planets. flTnmidH The suroundings T: a meeting place. right One who know* time. 2. One who 1. the original ment. comit- 2. -f-HHM a. Whole (as a organ of utterance. fl*rH+5rfHTftT Astrology. Moderate. 1. number). *WTH-j-^TT Having the same a. 1. affection. 2. Judicious. Of equal Equally honour- a. ed' with. WTTT+*f% a. Agreeing in part of speech completing a sentence. ^-fl^ll^T: Dissolution (of the Any body) ; Ms. 1. +H*n*rfH: form. original tiMIMId 2. Assuming an Completion mentioned together. ed down by tradition. + MIHW 2. Hand- 2. p.p. Surging forth. *T text 2. 2. collection 2. Raised up, 3. One who a. a. the to Belonging same Pravara. TitiW*i*i 1. Inspection. 2. hit. with Filled p.p. Accomp- A T All at once. p.p. mark of 2. a Dead. A 1. Equable, with Filled !: to A of distinct as Number 4^^*^ meditation opposed to the remains 3r?t!f?TTcf of a figure of speech. -f^rm A made up of a Samuccayalankara, 68. Of bevildered Revealer of ^r^rTcnr ?T | ! impor- Bhag. i. Mb. 5. J Fit, suitable. 5tJ ;T*T Mixing. Impact (of waves). WRT^f+5rFTT Right knowledge. observaffPiT^+^'SIT'T Right ^ -f-?fe: A of Of equal tion. Ny. Kusumanjali. Loss 1- - The decree of 2. 304-. 1. 17. traditions; ^SRTO+^TT: simile All prepared. f affection. DestinoH for; 2. H*T5: : Vedic 3. 40. of Presence a tance; jnir I five. N. of Honouring. /. f: a jury. Sukra. total. + HUldMfri: the 2. F U^ a. Having the kind of Samadhi see. knowledge. i|rT: *rerm a. mind. Desire - 1. Sum T: object Honoured. Possessed a. a or Yogic meditation where a Brahmacarin. 2. Spiritual 6. perturbed mind. 'm>: of ?Tfa*T+3TIHMH 1. Placing (he fuel on the sacred fire. 2. One of the daily rituals ordained on . up; ^r Mb. (sound). ffJfiT-f-J^ Befriended. Rnlp p. p. 1. shrill fruit. Resembling. (Jaina^ 1 lift ^^ HJtT+HWTa. a. full Loud hemisphere. HyT+T?JHr3T conduct. 4-tnftWl 7. Conjecture. learning. a. Despatched. -f-sfafa: Anticipated; r^ ?nr^ +H>JW a as (said satisfaction after Enough a low- (as string). moderate. Is"op. 13. 3U. To >| Acquisition. desire. -r-*nTTfjET possible case. 13. 64. II. Producer, creator. a. HMM-T: 1. A support, prop. HTRT: Despatching (as in |[cf- Consoled. 1. Drawn ind. A Mb. Knowledge; river. Trusting. 4i* treachery. of a Chamber 1. Wealth; a. : f *W$?f +H*nr: 2. number. Srfddha). (as in 8F^^5Hir<*d:). p.p. Revolt, rebellion, 3. Shaken, 1. Struck, WHIWW 1. N. of an immensly high *frcnT -fflHlfaw *ffH?I 97. 82. p.p. agitated. End, concubine. Contemplation. tiMlf44 Tumult. 3. close of. Ki. 2. has tied the bow-string. 3WW Disarrangement. . Solid, compact. Revolted, tre-icherous. +tf?? f : 1 Clinching ( the fist) . lifted. lished. *njiT: the . Intense, violent. Ready, prepared. Mounted. 3. denot- 1 *fHfrT+=>4H-J a. 1. Propitiation. 4d-f-^rnfa> 4. expression. of enter- Spirit prise. 2. A and Reached, attained, P- +$fc^: ing a collection of things a. +HHIOH: P Down-fall. 2. abdomen). in general. 2. Hoisting (of a Swelling (of the A word moon lunar mansions). + Mb. Industry; HW^TT+^TfV Conjunc- (in astr.) (of the appeared. 2. 3. T: tion ^fSTT'cT 1. ^ flag). raised. High, elevated. +HH4W-r-5Tir: The sacred Increase, Well 1. H*jftS[ a. Repeated, 1. p.p. 3. growth. 12.2310. 244. 2. battle. War, tastes. Ml(Ml Accumulation. I. : 2. tradi- tion. Urged, impelled. Insight. short (in Priisody). Full of poetical senti- ment; ^^rfn^f HT^^T^t Sivanandlaharl 100. 105 : Production of arma- 1. Mb. 12. aspiration at ments; TT'T 59. 44. The 2. word the end of a (also fr*nf:). WT+lfff: A snake's movement; (N. of a motion in wrestl- Not sprinkled with a. MS. ghee; SB. on 1. The left & The Smarta and Kaula ways of Tantric worship subtle aitihce, tffZT Non-existence of the + T^: A ^+3rff^W: watchman 1 a. 5WTT m. T*-}-%f5T'T nf+H?T ind. a. An ?TRft 10. 85. Bhag. T: Vedic is from suffering in- curable disease. a. An adopted A Omnipresent, An vfa In whatever way. A libation of water. A nr: hog. The : force of a portions. a. An 1- T lotus flower. denominator. time of deluge. 1. With its tri*rfW products. Undergoing decomposition. The Hasta to the Resulting from rites. 2. (In modern parlance) cul- a. I . tural. Nakjatra. ind. or embaras&went. : when An autumn A devotee. (fa^fa) night. 2. be- Conclusive. 1. Instrument, agent. Preparation. 3. Calculation. 1. p- To become a means, a. term for what is A mimahsa sets aside a something to be proved. objection. rule fT of To 2. task. A i . lag sham common fV" for Useful 1. acquired. HTtTT^A; With shame Suitable- 2. a. a. Relating to Hft*nifa> 1. accomplishing a company, contagious. planet Saturn. habit. W For the sake of company, assistance. OT*ai> a. Belonging a. Excessive, excellent. longing to Pancariitra school. An epithet of Kris-ia. 2- . ind. sacred Vedic ritual of daily nature. a. Having the same An +HWW Musk. m Musk. The ) disguise Equality. T: Karman). order. Rhet. in the Wholesome. a. r: ( under objection of assent. of epithet . (Vedic) (The Vedas) ness. Feeding 1000 Brahmins corresponding to the 1000 names of Visnu. (A PrayaScitta a. with their accessories and main T: A water-current. 2. philosophy by liwara Indra, of sun. ind. I Krisna. kind be the seat of the soul. ST^ST-f-n: TP^ItM 3T Bhag. 6. 2. N. of a work on ?Tt%c7 Srf**T +3TWT: son. Agreement. As a token 3. 'T of cavity in the top of the head resembling a reversed lotus said to universal. or nick name; Carnal contact. : of the bay 1. Sankhya Seated together sacrifice of self-immolation prescribed for one who Revolting Companionship. *T$+*TW: Concomitance. All that remains. A Assignment. Hr^+^TT^ H^T'f: A Contention of a HTTT-f ^sn*T The earth. N. of Laksmi. or 1. 2. Examination of tfTK+an^T: cot. 45. flTid: a. 'T TNr significant sea 4 2. Disagreeing. all. on a 19- Intuitive percep- Exerting. conspiring together. T* m. A co-worker. actor. sage; 2. 'T Omnipresent. A : First of n HTfiff'T+^T?: of grain. all. nr+55T All-seeing. -f of Conversation with. *: Loved by ^f-t-spTfJ: a. t ^nftT'T+'TTtSTT in science Defying. . doctrine that all things are real. T5( flTSTKT+f''' tion. ear of corn. ^ An awn eats a. The A n. WPrT+fr*'^ agriculture. : 1. witness. The everything. 5. smile. the fields. general One who a. SB. on Ms. JTffa; a witness. An administrator. in believer all. A tfsirn'- existence of God. device. ^+3PTTT: ; Lalitasahasranaman. A An its 22. 36. 1. *T5T+3T ing). T: 4. \ be 106 To become P. 1 a. equal. a Measure, time. mother-in-law. An i > +*TT a. i-mi WJ + 8T^: Acceptable to a. HTV-f-HHfT the wise. a Having gap 2. or The Sunset. mi+Mld< In the even- ind. : Hfa f*T? fere 9. 14. 9. Bhag? I a for Wishing WW13 ffTf rft T rfiT^ Nara- 1. 2. Innumerable. .(-3TfT) Helping, offering aid. Armed. a. Spiritual pleasure; t f: A kind of musical tone. A kind of brass. motion. Course, Chief ingredient. 3. 5 To Dung. I Pn> 4. Pus. > soak, dip. A i'iV bow-string. 1. Soft a. flFsT-f-PT5T the to : a. Strong in limbs. A principal virtue. touch. Welfare; I*I Tinre &$*W Ram. 3. Sffj MIHVUT^ i 57. 20. a. HTT+'R^T Superior and HTT+HI'T'nT Searching the crux or marrow. A K-J$1 In a friendly music. Perfectly kind robber. fad. tone. a. : Brahmana text. ment of Samans. iim+*ni*T N. 1. 2. A particular A + cT: or friendly. m5T+f^RT A of a Employl circle of vassal a. A for highway- guide. A kind of ruby. A Jotus-eyed lady. A breast-plate. Left behind by tiinirtj4-*lf%7T to m 3 . Expressive An a. *TTO-f-qifai> Lasting for a year and a half. A WT-f-fl <*?<*< a. A a. meat. Belonging to a and a an open Need, HT5^f-f conduct. R a. A . un- Invariable, who fijRT+sntW seer. has attained Magical 2. 1. A %5-f-3T\WT ftfJ+VTT oint- The prediction fortune teller. , A specific sacred Of wonderful a. Having the fulfilled. f: The a. sky. Thoroughly effi- cacious. ?T house with The a I. 2. Peculiar, singular. or collyrium. T: Purified gold. White mustard. Efficacy, efficiency. (*Mim>: A ftpHT+TTTfir: A side- gallery, thread. 2. Ganges. kind of refined fifW+^TCSHiT ment 4f>: wiPqsA+^nT the. A + %3T: One Life remain- ing yet. HI4UVH4 fTf Vith fle sh or year Limited, restricted. a. 2. ele- his object. a. lrt*K Decorated, furnished with figures of speech. ! Equanimity. +fH? wishes order white remedy. half. all. ' a sugar. of a : ^ generality. N. of raga in neighbour. (in Rhet.) The common the quality (of Upamana and the Upameya). swan, phant. a caravan. A general statement. A The fiW+1K"l! alterable. a. kings. water-crow. (-TW:) i: Kfi<*> WN+SWR [: A goose. 7. 2. 7. wmn-J-VWR Having White black. S: Voice, sound; ?^T: SB. on arfasfanf; and weight. inferior. ^r 55t% Sugar. a. with Heavy a. MS. cracking sound of bones. Violent action, reckless doing. Rashness. evening rites. 1. : Having bones. ind. With the a. The flWH-f-M*^ 2. +WHH ing and the morning. + flWlfn*: yanlya a. evening rogue. withstand. quering. moon. HT*I-|-H <'*i*j a. interval. child; A 1. Able to Con- 1. ^45?-) or meal. Virtuous. a. *nw-f-?ifo of. Highly thought a. bear Well-done. - A Ram. Obsequial; 40. 4. 3. form of Gahes"a. Ganeia. form of 107 N. fan the country sacred fig- tree. of Balarama's a. The navel. numerous Having 5"^*" Well polished. a. Wishing a. ~ to bathe. . ... . . e {superintendent . husband alive. ot agriculture. T, . , . c Drinking IT bilver. T w+wJf: littira bird. /. boundaries. ^in^^flnm Ploughing on of a demarcated the border g^+gt^ ' ridge or cause as a boundary. serving A 5+^ 3+*^ Ea5 V P* l<> up a. Stone-dead. An ^P^iousi mo- ment< qualified or skilled. well equipped or a. g_j.^^q^ armed. good bargain. Belonging to a good a. g + ^rRTTa. Very g+im (like pleasant SOUnd- The Bhurja '% m. 1. a. 2. fied. 3 a road) |+ g+WR r oi Intensely mortiharassed. a. a. g+mTT .u fM^ the nine j of happi- a. one kinds of acquies- serve Easy to Enquiry as to : 8ld to be offered as gift. g^T+^T^T A jewel-box. ^+^TH A ram. Tne Meru moun- - A 4 c.*/ ?lfa: .. : hole (Vedic form " 5JW Dere for sleeping. +"*! ' wel/are. IP" 4 5f3 a. -v T tooth. T Lovely. Consciousness . g^ + ^^^H , cence. i tain or propitiate. r 3^+* ! Easily assai- lable. kine. A g^-f-Tfa'T m. g^ + SRH: housc- of gold. ^+ftVTA Stealing cow madc of ness. a. small tavern-keeper. Yeast, g^T+HTT serve or follow , Very loud. (In Sankhya) i to Easy g*T+3rfWTt3U Apsara grfa + nbm Cattle, ^ gf +3TTTTCJT Melodious. A g^+4(dl ^ ^^g a. An lizard. , gfr4-3Tftl<S5RiT Seat tree. Greatly Verv severe g+^TPT boil, cor- lady. g+^ffr: Good concealment. q-fSW a. True to a promise. g+%3JT Having kind of -3HW, -^ft, -f^)The Ganges, The Kalpaka gT + n^: ; a. God-like. a. gT+farilfH'fV clever. g-j-fcfe<M a. 1. Fully deve2. Well defined or loped. laid A The Meru tree. plough-man. Very , buncle. Itch. I- \ T^T:) A gT+TOJ: 9+^1 - / ( g^+pj: Airavata elephant. gr + fsj: The Sala tree. . |(|m-h% A : The Very unfortu- a. g+i'*ii* nate _e_ ^R+3Tra: mountain. ol Ignorance a x . Wcll-bciner. 2. 1. . . of spirits. book 5th g^T-f^T: (-WRR?) a. Treacherous murderer, who (one kills while the is victim . ^ PT H+*uS _ ! . behaviour. asleep). Musk. 2. Of prudent a. g*?T-f-*l< i Desire to sprinkle. _ nation. gfta bird (in general) -fgT't: A 5+fcw a. Beautiful, tender. n ^ vml a Large sized. g + TO a. Dark-brown. -f-*PT n 1. A woman with her . veins. gn+5PPT: Lime-stone, ^fRT An astrological combi- Legible. . a. way g -I-'WH N. club. g-f-fniwiW The t-Tf: of the people inhabiting round the Indus. r of 2. Marnnv. W?4-?^: Mustard. ' +g*f*t Very a. 1. Very skilful. 2. Very difllcult to accede. Almost in- curable. g+^ftw: A good guide 01 a. Easy to serve, to gn-r-VTT: washes. fW+HW Of a. a sharp subtle body as intellect. approach. g*TT4-V5: a. teacher. - g*?C4-%SJ polite. g+fWT P leasul e The cuckoo. One who a. ^$*T4-5Ktr*T white- White-washed. gn-r-Wrfo opposed A to g^+Ffite: A kind of leprosy. ^"^ A or table short of contents. index 108 A small door-bolt. f Needle work. : A point g=^ a in needle. A thread for N. of Sanjaya. : : jewels. to 2. and A >: 2. ^fiTTrea: birth. +^pm A 1. a out line or of child- throes 2. girdle. sketch. An Indi- 3. cation, prelude. ^pf-t-3TEJT5T: A superintendent A explanatory commentary. N. of a particular SrJfllM'^ A A >gT+1T?T: book 1 A An 'Spt+^'R $f+t*IM*J The the first A part of of (-^0 A of the slaughter-house. The mudga A : N. of Brhaspati. The Uttarayana route. : Sunday. The God. wife A in to sexual Relating 1 With Effusion. . in N. of Parvati. son of Skanda term for a (euphemistic thief). MS. by A part. Wtawi on B. Cognition; 5. 1. 1. Discharge of semen. i Wounded. 2. In- complete, defficient. +f with A : T: M. Peri- A : difle- Augmented Connected 2. 2. shing. : ^?5W ^T?^ drop; SB. on In a conciliatory a. MS. 9. A cow 3. 27. that is feeding with the udder. a. with Along ??R+5Tra*T Budding woman. breast of a accessories. Furnished a. with +Ht The nipple nipple of ! materials. rised to The 3. H Euphony. : military coup. 1. a. interest. of the breast. An fftT+JWIW>: of the Sun a. of. Haughty. fftMf*'< means, expedient. : Ka ?: bean. good student. ments of the Sun. rise. suprintendent humble a. 1. ^jjTy Nai. 18. 129 (Readalso found) ?T?RTC^ ing A 1. the to The left hand. month of Margaslrsa. rence. a. g^T+3T.TW. fond Argument ind. $H+SHro:, +tffar: camp. T: cooking. The God : Full of sound. A *[ of love; to, Sankhyas which accepts God. a. science king. Blessed state of wife hood. opera- A head-cook. The seam. support of the existence of God. school of ^WT+^rf^nj a medicinal work. : Addicted ?: stage-manager. Applying gtt+'HS: measuring line or string. projecting The Salva T'T a. Theistic. architect A 2. enjoyment. o. a. (after an slept Astronomical *nT-f-*rR*T calculations based on the move- tion). aphorisms. A . suture has weaver. 2. an army. asks texture. ^TT+'IT'W Generalship of an army. ^Tf+fT^: A Commander of 3. of A 1. rfir*( woven +?fh Sf Belonging northern direction. with game he Saman. A soldier. A needle. 2. A of well. : : strings (one of the 64 Kalis). One who a. The tO*fliff: terrace of a palace. An of weaving. ^pT-f-'frsT sfaTTfsw or lake. reservoir particular Having a circle two brows. a. Emission. j: The 43. shower-bath. 1. A m. Manes. another whether ff fafa- 60' 10. Creation. Maha- bharata. tinkling string of way, path. Cycle of births and Bhag. have narrated Puranas the class of hair between A +*ffa: 1 deaths; CTFfT crwrfeSRR*f The mythical bard who is supposed 2. A 1. 2. m^TT sewing. all jackal, a crane. . ^ft ? cross, show, mani- Htf^ A . The hole To fest. of a needle. : To P. traverse, caus. mungoose. The 3 1, ape. 2. One of : 3. A engage Somayaga. Monday. the breast. person authoa priests for : Gods. A class of Jain 109 With ind. pleasant rumbling sounds. a. 2. stiff-legged. (-n| ) a A To 1 to 2. 3. the ?cffaTcT+3T^^7hr: A has held inside cloud a. ed flow of Prolongation (of warehouse. +^^^1 drama. a. Of an elephant. +^iR a. With eyes fixed intently. A 1. +f*n*T 2. (in grief). 1. ^rftKii life) 3. pollute a. 3 Constancy. 2. I A little vessel. Soap. white ant. A seducer the may be chamberlain; T; Janakl- m. Gioriosa ba. also called 55Tfpft) a. Sleeping on **TfrT+3frT a. Having dignity of an elder. Stump, the trunk. 2. WT+iJcf quality of touch A Become motion- Distinictly spoken. Touched a a. Taking Dilated. At the height -f TO? P., I, 6, 1 . U. To abate (as a disease). -f-TOI a. Extra-ordinary. TOfrT+Bragging, boasting. a. Arousing love; Lover's talk. firm Science of sex. : military on 2. array. 3. N. of an kind A of form of attendent cedure prescribed books. An ?T^+?TW ostentations gift. Siva. W^pS: ridden on; -|-FJW in A prothe Smrti (-SIift'T:) A 1. before. Merely touched. of joy. A Si. horse not yet 18. 22. fTT+^^T: The pulling down of pride. a. particular sitting posture. less. The <^ Lasting long. trusted. frTT-f-ftWfT to Painful (-^r) (as that of the air). a *W+3TS!T strides. Rudra. . to One whose word Wn+^: Super- the ground. a m+f^ror the cooking life. Pleasant or rough to touch. a. The sediment a. 7-1. 1. Knowing the bottom of a of Sexual union. A revive to touch. a. a. +PWT keep- Violating FTT^-f-JTtaH women. ?*Kft-f-5llRM a. a. faK+ajTTf Subject constant or sure decay. T: ^rt*H^: To a. Saman. Anointed oil. social laws. at harana with . a. fNRr-f-fw[ in Rik T: a; castor-oil. bounds of morality. dark. sound or sounds : the ?ff^) ( a. fortrT-l-ST Rik, used for purposes of singing the A Having ing a promise. excess of the letters of the as a a. falcT+fojf 7: Short-lived. a. A : fit oil-vessel. a. ftfH+H%cT, To bow-string. Pulse. ^n : prol3gue of the STO-fnpT: U. 10. : penis errected. by untruth; Ms. 4. 256. sacred bathing A : Storage, Durability. Flowing gently along. : Fear. A Bathing drawers. 2. Fastening. To be shut up or To be plunged 1. : - bath- 2. Storing. confined. 1 a A place. a. Suppos- tears. frn (MCI +5reT{T material of senses. (-fT:) Tflr Occupying the 1. -f-fmm*^ the all Me. if*5TcT-f-(OMq(Vf speech im Control house; place of another. that The : 200. 104. ?"TR+qfa?T Stiff-neckedness. 1. Stuffing. water; Mb suppress, check. +?5TT: tree- trunk tub. occupy, To caus. of Taking abode hut leaving S^T+TfcT Dull-headed, A f: set or fire. world. Plfr'T+jfe'fMi'iM in -f *cT*>T Any organ 4. Stiff- a. A mode 3. sense. armed. spread, order of the Sustenance. of fighting. Suckling. a. An 1. life. a. Gross or material, (as against *J$T). a. wants. To One who wonders. teach. Remembrance. Having im- a. Just remembered, no sooner thought of. 110 the Enjoined in Smrti A law-book. A reprimand riffs -f-;T''5R f iff! 4-faTO: tended remind one of to A 2. 1. ff 1 his eye-disease. A To Perish, The ^T-ra vowel. The animal body. 2. ^: short one- self. a. <-<*fi The soul, Own f^-f *T*ftat : A Consciousness <-qim-f-JT5T: Enquiring about one's welfare (on arrival). The charm a -f^T?: f^T-fH Created a. by a a. ^WT+arffifniT acquired. 1. Self- An absolute sovereign. a. f*T5-r-fo**T kind of date of a sacrifice. 2. An fV*l<6 pp. : 2. state Beyond heavens. sun. particular 5H+FPT: Sound made !J*tcT-f-3ra*aVThe full of kind with one's own for day of the moon of Caitra Hanumant. The zodiacal if: desired. steam- batiu- Unreserved tarius or auspicious a. A A 5^ + 3T W The zodiacal : r: A free-lancer. form of sign, srnrr) ( A stable. troop of horses. (-1?^:,-^:) 1. A 2. N. of a Visnu. demon. : 1. lfa: tone. Sagit- Sagittarius or Dhauns-. con- bat. sign Dhanus. versation. Hoarseness. Trembling of The gaping A 2. of eclipse. (of composition. : the jaws. 1. Much a. A celestial nymph. A kind of musical : Immodest. 1. idol in a Sweated, persMelted. Death. r Shameless. the jaws. +fanwnr Sound body and soul). fJWrJ a. Within Offered sponta- The citron. H Somnolency. m. I. The Yajamana A T: from. . a. neously. : avert. off, Suffering Violated (sexually) 3. Defective, -f. Wretched, cursed. i. Dumb founded. a. Cleansed of tree. pired. f^nW+TUff who control. Self-studied. 2. f^q-j-fs^T: street. sins. A temple. dream. the in One m. 2. 2. Originality. dream. gutter 1. sings eulogies. Independance. f^^+MfaWT A To ward f who sw eet 1. superintendent jraff^tfcT bard. One the diagonal. ffld'IST A ^f +^5TT?f^ A bazar 55 f T"f? Moss. a (of **+flfh: The line joining the ends of the perpendicular and a lyric by market place. poem). judgment. 5H-3Te causing wel- n. of preaches violence. duty. **-f-*ta: in little Short-sighted. " Having - -f-'fl't'T >: self. N. ing. memory. one's Minding One's own deed. a. Confined to one's own a WrfczrefNcH ^fl^^T: Repeatedly challeng- to fare. f^4-^Hf*T own Th*e in the Me. 5>?+3Tf^pft Lineage. Delight in ?: m finger. ^I Self-earned. a. The road 1. ginger. passage prR Himalayas; : The milky way. The sun. 2. ge.m of high aperture in A Vedanta Desika. Death. heaven. An 1. of Added, admixed. cease. N. of Agni. r: n. science sound, phonology. quality. H compound). kind of cordial Dry iT 'T hold. A A 5?T+3^f>!T of Separation : f: ^^T+^wl: Nada Brahman. Loosening the a. a of liquor. The moon. 3. end the 3- Silver. Trickling perspiration. particular perforations lute. ?2TT-i- in- duty. ?TT?: The ; on a texts. best of its A kind horse. 2. m. f. Wish, desire. The The (when used at mountain. Kailasa Ill The T: An Dhattura Kubera. T: The Leo or : sign of the Zodiac rain bow. > -I- The moon. The lord of 1: Surpasscd : r: a An jnfe^fT N. of Visnu. rr : An : Heart-breaking. earthen pot stolen. Lost, kind " A Kind S*JJ: 6f pigeon. sun. 2. A The vegetable avoided. play-mate. To be hurt 2. Ardent A ^57: a. act. T: A cry of joy. Hindrance. 1. : Generally A 5^+Vf?/. The f^^>T Hic- OpT-h 3175187 1. Wishing well. 2, Congratulation. the ffKT+srefT a. Intent on of. of pole f: The Hindu jpT-r-'tefcT the heart. jp*T-r-5Tf*T?!R a religion. hail stone. The moon. of *, A 1. kind of lamp-stand. a. I n the hands. on the left. +^TT of 1 IT^T+^ftrTV: hands. 5^117 + wwftw: keeper. jfta+TW 2. hands. Grossing the elephant- of The sprout. agent of the causal verb, P. 1.4.55.2. (Buddh) Primary cause. 3. (PaSupafas) 4. Price, and world senses. m^^rft^ cost; |f: Raj. T. 5. 71. (in gold- a. Having golden One who 2. ^5+dMHI has lost A : drama) simile accompa- Scepticism. A Strayed from a. 1. Unprotected. Least to be expected. jfaT+HIH'H: ^H4 Hfr*: inferior king, kind of metaphor. A deposed vassal A treaty with an A figure of speech when difference between two objects is mentioned with reasons; Kav. 2. 328. 329. A king. An Depression nied with reasoning. (a law-suit). (a caravan). the of young 1. T: ^T f fq<4(ti: Position Weakness Reasoning. f|ft*T+W*T Situated A lustre. Escaped. d. (-f>TT:) smith. fairy. a. knows Dainty. Dulled, blunted. A External Mist, fog. A kind of sugar. : Kamadhenu. +^rfl j: Winter. : furrow. A ploughshare. An epithet T: Camphor. A A who of. a. plough. T: son. One T: the heart of Well-intentioned : The 1 Contraction the heart. %T+*n?: projecting A : a plough. ^-f? '?: the Palpitation 5fT-f-$TtT: the heart. council. Quarrel. A in- Sadistic person. 'T, 2. Heaving of 5?' -r-^JJBj'nT jurious. good the of the heart. desire. of sexual of Wish, intention. or cough. kind the heart. Vulnerable. Semen. 2. 2. killed. a. sexual organ of f?+ffit?: Breaking : A tortoise. The upper room of a mansion. +5^: 1. The erection of the Paralysis heart. of To be 1- J: 1. Courage. : captivating. brown. ^fafTT+ST^: a. heart. +5^ Yellowish : 2. exceeded. j A ^tfrff: emerald. a. Heart-disease. : poison. quarter. beam of ^T. Cessation. Yello worpiment. lump Given up. a. A or heap of rice. The exclamation : A jfrs:/. m. N. of Gar>ea. Siriiha. : remaining after an oblation. trunk. fruit. The elephant's Vedic passage ^g^fW'14: stating the purpose; SB. on 4. 2. 42. MS 112 : A the son of Hidimba. golden dome. Lead. jf T Choosing of a Hotr Turmeric. Pyrites. jfl A treatise to which of a function Hotr. inside. cal The Having gold a. grammatiby Hemacandra. Ghatotkaca j The seat of a A rule of interpretation statement may be assumed same on the strength of inference; Ms. 2. 3 25-23. +^3 'Unimportant, mimansa according in vedic authority for the Hotr when a the Smrti or Kalpasutra is not supported by Sruti, a general insignifi- cant. Cause of shame. \ I 'P' 5 23 REFERENCE DO NOT REMOVE CARDS OR SLIPS FROM THIS POCKET PLEASE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO LIBRARY

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